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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
Seenuth.

Melbournc. gllitrali2n, 3. iebr, -
Scr felt @octen iibcrf1liae nit Sool3
tela0ene 8ampfcr SSfala traf ocitern,
Die 9totbflagga gebibt, aus 9lItorin,
Oregon eiu. Ole Mtannidoft mar
halb nerblngert lmO pollig erif0pit.
Die Selbei5anla9e mar balo nodJ
ser 9[6reiie ent3mei gegangen ino
nonn nu,Bte nit aohlerL uno ais
oieie alle iparcn, nit aaiiitcnm0beln
ino onoeren Sol5ortifcln g2bei3t
lper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03

en- Den Sabungen 1T beitinlmt, 6af
I'M Sale elmer gataua Der 8oritani
5efttDefffg Dds Intt befeseu ion
Serr G6as. SaB muroe 8uerit al:
qyrdfioent in 8oridlag gebradt, tuei
gerte ficb ober entidie6en, bas gtmt
an5unebmen imo fiinOigte ferner on
SAB er in ser fiinftigen SogiaBunq
audi ols Sdasmeiiter 5uriiftrater
treroe. 80 iebr er au6 Die i'm
ongetragene gbre 5u ibdten niiie
70 miiiie er ipegan 11eberboufitng nit
8erufsgei6dftw 0ieIe aeulter ab'
Sc. g. 9urant bon Surfing,
top ipuroe Damn einltimntig aIS in
tgfniItiider Brdli6ent oes Staatsper'
ban0es erlp6hIt unb nabm bas glnti
nit ber5li6en 9anfesmorten an.
9a8 probibitiontItii1e Greiber
heS Sauies Der StuotslegisIatur gat
gtnIaB 5u elmer Idngeren 9ebattt
un0 puroen Or. 0urant un0 6i(
&erren SaB un6 gatcoIap 5lt einem
Gomite ernannt, baS ale anitoBi,
gen @eieBesoorlagen inter Die 0upt
nebmen un0 in ser beporitebenOer
Gtaatsneriommlung fornen geger
ibre 9Innabme Groteit erbeben IoQ
Gin onoereS &onite beitebeno o1s
Sen Serren Sab, 3urnnt un0 &ot
ipQ Der Staat5periammlung paiienbe
@eiGeioSbeIdliiila ouldBlid) oeS Sin,
ideioenS oeS @rdiioenten gibof I'M.
ierbreiten.
Serr S5obn 6dnaf bon 9auen.
port lnterbreitete cine gmpfcblnng
fiinftigbin in alien &ongreBoiitrifteu
Srganiiatoren nn5uIteIlen, onItatt
ailten Srqaniiator fiir BEN aan3er
Staat. 0ieIe Sahe iotpie anOert
gorId)IGge 5ur abGnoer1ng Ser
9onItitlltion tpltr6cn on 6ie nqhItG
3a9llng ncrtpieien. Sic SaBunqer
niirften cine qriinolihe uno fir ben
Gcrbano nidtigc 9tb6n0erung er.
fobren.
Ser GrGii0cllt 9urout tmO &c.
fyetGr 8ritaer, Der trob ieineS bef.
ti1cn llnlpohliein8 sur 99odmittag8.
iibung eri1ienen mar. rpitroen be-
mtitragt, iofort einen glufrnf an all(
2p5igpereine 81 erlaiien, Gelegaten
aa Der am Ia. uno Is. lebruor
iiattfinoenoen SSabresoeriomrluna
sll ienoen, tporaltf Damn nnh Vrleoi-
qung ciniger &outineeeihdfte Ser
taglmg eintrat.
SSn Der 8eriammlltng berri ridte
ser IhonIte @ciIt ser @intraht unn
6nrnlonie ltn0 oQc 8rontte iino Ser
9lniid1t, bab ser StaatSuer6ono d1ti
Gic 3ouer ridt MIR oltfrcd)t erbal.
tut ion0ern nod beoeuteno ausge'
bout per0en nuB.
9ie Serren 8oul ariiqer lnS
6ronf WfatteS baben Sen 9comteu
heriprohen, Dob 3cs MoineS 81;
delegation in frelmblihIter @eiit
ouinebnen ipiro. Ser Ges Moines
1lrnberain oiiritc III nieier Sin
iid)t Die s,sititiatibe ergreifen nnS nOC
aa0crcn oentid)en gereinc lperocl1
aiAt algiidlsslen. ~,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
Staatsperbano
| pon 3oplpal
Ger 9'OritanS bat bic 3ubreSOer.
iammlnnS anf Scn II. unO 15.
5c6rnar b 8eS ROincS feitacirbt.
-Gr. 9hrant ron Burlington,
TrdiiOent. <7/,~<Nl

~-2cs Iloinley -Sycru;
Ger gcrltono Apes Staatsoerbauoas
Soma bieIt Ferk in Der 3urnbaae,
die bon Sefretdr TaiiI ariiger elm.
berlliene aASszsandnnlisse Gisuna
ab, im8orbereitungsn Sl treffen fitr
Die beborItebenOe Snbresperiamm.
hung. 2ei0sr mar Serr ariiser
franfbeitsbaIber ielbit uerbinbert, Der
Iiorseuiiblmg bei5uipobnen.
Sdotmeiiter Gbas. SAP bon gu.
buque rief oes6alb bic Sibung 5ur
Srbntng uno es jeigte iih, ooR au.
Ger ibm folgenOe 9e5irfsbeiIiber all.
tpeien6 mnren: G6. 8. Duront, Bur.
lington; Sobu Sdnad, Davenport;
g. gB. &aB. Dubuque; Sos. gticoIap,
@oitpile; S5obn 9ntb, 9pIort; 9ii.
faro @iintber, 9es Wtoines; so.
cannes Garltens, gIOoca; Pcter Sir,
Mnnning.
Serr Sn6 tuiomete sIei6 5u 8e.
ginn Der Sislmg Dem berItorbenen,
bo9peroienten gr1iioenten Sol. Sos.
@ibod einen in prGdtige gSorte ge.
fieiOeten gead)ruf un0 Die nnlpeien.
oen 9eomten ebrten iein @eo6ht-
nib bitrd @rbebung bon ben Sieen.
Sierauf tpurOe Or. 60. 8. 0uront
ton burlington 3ltm GoriiBer Der
Sisung ertpdblt lnO Serr 6. 8.
&at fltngirte an SteIle oes franfcn
Serrn &riiger als Sefretar. Serrn
Setter gfir bon Manlting tpur6e als
Stelbertreter oes ge3irfs-8oriisers
Gbriit @rltbe Sit un0 Gimme gu
erfdnnt.
8or 9(Qem fam iebt 6ie 9IbbaL.
hing ser nGfIten Staatsoeriamm-
lung 5ur Sprade uno ipurbe be.
ihloiienL oieielbe am 5reitng unO
Santitag, ben IA. uno Is. Sebrrnr
'iit 4es Wteines dbsrbuften. Or.
Seramer, acknowledgements, lou 5ltr
Gaglng eingela0en tueroen.
Son Serrn Gbas. SaB efngela.
Sen, lpobnte Serr gal. S. Beter,
9rGii0ent oes Stoatsper6anoes gte.
ttasfa, ser 5ufdlligertpeiie in 8e.
lfGften in Der Staot mar, ser
Siblmg Bel ut0 bielt auf 8unid
cine glniprahe, tporin er 0ie Cha.
tiofeit oes IebraSfa ger6anOes be-
Icudtete, uno eitige Sheen iibcr
Gle fiinftige gfrbeit 0es Soma Ser
tan0es unterbreitete, Oie .sli6einenO
feifGIltg nltfgenoulnen tpur0en.
Die porIGufige 9eiebung 0eS ba.
fontan grdlioentenamtes fam in Der
Ga6ntittagssSiBung 5ur Sprade.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
/lsin ~ ibiuatbafter @auncr.

profciiiOncIfar 9icb, lit ygcmcin
iflpasboit fir elm MitgNed Iiaiacr
Slmft. SeiWISpBiaIjtM W. @o5:
'rurgen tpHbfeffb SET ,Mtpeiflbeit Der
Snnlilie aus5urGrmrsn. @ebeimpoIi.
aiiten batten ben @nuner Dor einiger
3eit feitgenommen, luto oStpobl feline
bcionbere grfIage gegen i'm borIog,
tuuroen linn oerno9 60 Gage aufge'
trlmntt. 816reno ieiner Snft bate
Geteftin WinloneD Ii9 baS bolle Ser.
trolIen oes 8almers ertporben. Gen
8etueis oafiir erbra1te Der @nimer
om Sanlitag ielbIt, gta6 ieiner
Greilaiiitng begn6 er iid ongeIdi,ielt
5u 0eteftip @tdIonep uno beOnrfte
iib fir Die freitrtoli6e 9ebaltoIlmg.
Simmer autrauli6er tpur6e Slim"
Gem freunoIi6en 9etettio gegeniibsr.
Or frantic ale moglihen @nuner-
hidden aus, at 6enen er aftinert
SlMhei[ bate.
K rGs tbut mir IeiO~, iaste ssa.
lcnep, naber Sic iino elm gu gutter
@auner, I'M frei ltnlber5ulaufen,
uno 10 muB ih sic tpieber einiper.
ran." Gem gemeingefdbrliden Bur-
iten Ioa Die StaOt pertpieien tper0en.
CT lit 40 Sabre aft im6 bat 80 Sab.
re binter ben GefdngniBmauern Der.
Eraht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
Die (finfommenitener

Charleston, g8. @o., 3. ,Scbr,
Die 2egiSlatur BON gSclt girginil
rotiii3te einitimnlig ouS Ginfomnen-
iteuer- glmen0ment 3rr 9unoespcriai-
Iltng. Gjouuerneur @Ioscod bot be,
reitS ongefiinoigt, oaB cr Die MaB'
rabnc bsiiir1porte. lin ons glmcnhe.
ncnt pcrfniiinaSn1Big III rnnhell,
lit jest MIR nod Die Stintme eineS
eillsiacn Stadtes notbig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03

60 wuroc Oenu SoOges IdIcunigIt
III cine gtnltitInhj geInoen Der
,aranfe" a6er oHnste, ais Oas Sc.
fd6tt Die t6. Strnbe bei Der 9oug-
los frclBtc galB bebutian Die Gbii.
re mo otbmete NAL iuieOer Die 2uft
scr 3rsibeit. Seine 5htdt tpurbe
crit entoedt, ais osr 8asen Dor benz
SoipitaI anaelanat mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
Sel6itmurS.

gas. Oblnon ein fir 9l6eri
Corn beiddftigter @eif1ftsrciienoer
teging i'm 2. Stodperf oes @ebGll'
res 1922 fSnrnon StraBe SeI6lt.
moro ourd grihicBen. Gr bate
Gin sIter ron 50 Sabren erreiht
ialo goIt oIs cmcr Der tiidtiaiteu
@eihdftsreiien6en oes 8eIten8
GdledDter Geiltnobsits5uitan0 ioa
i'm in ben 9oO getrie6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
9,ereinfadtes @eridltsuerfahren.

MaIbin0tOn, B. 5ebr-Oie BON
gunoesobergariht fir Die 8unoeS,
gerid)te erlniienen ncuen 8oridriften
i'm @eridtSperiabren iino beute in
Strait getreten. SIR 3iued i'll Die
Germinoerlmg Ser 8ro3eBfolten lmf
tie 8eieitiglulg nnnotbiger Ser
idleppunqen; auh Iino Die 8or.
i6riiten biniihtIiA Scr 9(itsiteGlmp
5citluciliger Gin6altsbeiable in III.
teitcrlpirren uip perihdrft, Die 9lus'
iteauna ioldcr 9efeble Itarf eingc-
ihrGuft mor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
glSmiralstodlter UitS glonne.

Bai6ington 8, s, 3. Se6.-
6rl. 6rances gptts, Die iiinaite
9cftcr Ocs omcrffnniidel Genr SO,
miraIS Robcrt 8otts, CAB alien Bit
ten i1rer glngeb6rigen ein tailbes
Gbr inO miro ant II. 6ebruar ben
Sdleier ne6men. Gle bat iid fir
ben Groen ser &nneliterinnen emit
idlieocn 3tuei ibfer Glteren Sdme.
fern gcboren oieiem Sr0en bereits
on.
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10 pre,ent
DipiotnSf!
StnnoarO Gel SO. Don glelu 9erirO
bat leetcc Sagr elm irinrs
eieidJait scmadDt.

9lcp gort 8. Sabr. Die eton.
OarO SeI so. bon gtcp ScrieD bni
heite cine GiDiOeuOe bon 40 gro,
sent fir ieoe 9lftie crfldrt Die 70.
nit sur gcrtbeilung fonmrnoC
Smmc miro iid auf Die aIeinig.
felt BON $39,335.52S belauien. GiC
gftien al Der g6rie bottcu in INC.
uigeil @3initen cine BrciSiteigerlm1
ron $50 mIf 44S oui5uipeiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
lsrpfienrr in Gcs Mpincs. Ia.

Ges Wioincs, sSa., 8. Ge6ruar.-
Gin 5eusr, ooS III Ser @ieBrei Der
Souleiteao 9ubIiihing go. entitonb
fat bns pferit0fige @ebGuoe theil.
iueiie 5erit6rt. Der ongeridtete
Gdln0en miro auf $t75,000 onqa.
ocbcu. 0emicl6cn ite5t cine t6eil.
turHc @eriiAerung gcgeniiber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
lIOu SradlOOsel seitur6en.
Gr lUar Gin berii6mter OeutId'ameri-
faniider Sournaliit.

Nus gIcp gorf fontnt Die gtad-
ridlt bab Serr lloo 9rndoogel,
einimals 9lcoatteur oes bier eridie.
nenen o8citlidcn Courier, unn
IerporrogeuOer Oeutid) amerifani'
b&-rT ShriititeIIer, in gleip Dorf &C.
iiorbln iil er bate Elm Sitter bon
78 SalyG erfeift.
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gNetterheridlf.

Sir Omaha, Council 9Iuffs unt
llmgegeno: llngetpiB, tpabrideinlif
G9nee @benos oOer 9ienItag; etpas
fGlter 4benos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
Gas. nnS 9ampf.Sngericnre.

Sonnnt om gtittuod. 5. Jebr.,
8 llbr gtadnittaa itad Der .. Wi. 6.
81. anb crfunoiet Gud ipesen ors
2ebrfnrilts. elltporfen, glid bor3is-
bereiten, iuebr @eIo su Deroienen.
gortrdgc blrd) Snsenieure. Apnl-|
pliMeutartide.s in Der 0ifils. -,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
8iliun's 9sriuatiefrstiir.

SrCntolr gt. S. 3. 6ebruar
Scr crp1bItc 9rdiibcnt 8oooron
@iliun bot Soi. 4. 9unlultp cunt
Isilpolcr 9inme oaS glnul. 5. Sles
Saftioip ~ ieincm 9ripatiefretdr
Skslanl!t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03
9nlgarifn mill
na6gtben!
1it seiinnt, ben Siirfcn lire Ssilis.
tbiimcr in slSrinuopel 81
oelaiien.
Bulletin.

sunoun, 3. Scbrnar.-Sic biciisc
ariuS Gispatdj bat ans Sofia, Der
a,amptiiaot gulsurieuS, bic ytad)ridl,
crbalten, bah Snlenrien ocn @or'
idJlaa aaf bic SeOinsnnscn Der
Siirfen in gejns anf sIoriauopel
rin5ngebcm, annebmeu lueroe. Sem'
ifIbrn 5nfolse erbnlteu Die Siirfen
in glorianOpcl uOllige JiclisiOns.
frfibeit nno Den SdJnb iiber
bic SultanssrGber uuO tiirfiide Sci
listlliimer. y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-03

S6en: 4oIisiiten lit Chicago Dor
cineut Saltie, III Dem iie eintee Der
ron i6nen geiltdten gittumobiIbanoi.
ten bernllttbell.
9fedtS Oapon ltn0 unten: 9rei ser
gCfiirdteitcn unO Don ber 8oli5ei
Qeiudtcn 9liltomohiIbanoitsn: 5Sranf
Oio0ia (obclr re9tS), SautsS Bcrrp
(mten Iinf@) inlo 9fpueit g8cbb
Qmtcn rcdt5).
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03

Jacob Worth & Co. Inc, lhono
Union 22ll and 22l2.
Caproni Bros Co, Phone Union Sol
b. S. Cooke, Phone Union il2.
J. }, Corcoran, Phone Union SSH.
German & Co.. Phone Union 2Oi3.
Kings Fruit store, Inc, Phone
Union 1874 1913.
l.. IL. Meyer Co, Phone West lS6.
:. Il. Mitchell s. Co.
Palmer b Mndignn. Union 1870.
John Prior. Phone Union 1905.
Providence Wine Co. Phone Union
1887 X
ID. y Rose. Phone Union loO6.
II. l.. Rose Co. Phone Union t50O.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
Appropriate Excuse,

Before the establishment OF right
cous courts aud trials 10y jury where
Justice could he obtained" explained
the teacher. persons suspected OF Ger
tain crimes were tried 10y what was
known as the ordeal One OF these
was the ordeal of fire. Hot plow-
shares were laid at short Intervals
along the victims path, and the Sus-
pccted person WAS blindfoldrd and
compelled 10 walk over them. If he
succeeded I'm doing it without stepping
on the hot irons he was deemed limo
cent. But If he received burns he was
ndiudccd guilty. Who would submit
10 such mn ordeal now? Johnny, would
you?"
NO. mG'am," said Johnny.
And why notF"
I'D get cold feet" cleveland Plain
Dealer
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
MANTON.

Charles r. Bates is serving on the grand
Jury in the United States Court.
Overcrowded conditions in the lower
rooms at the Manton and Lincoln schools
in the town Of Johnston, have made It
necessary to open an additional room at
the Lincoln School. In room 4 at Manton'
there were 6e pupils with seats for 81, in
room 3 at Manton, 81 pupils with seats for
"a and in room at Lincoln, % pupils with
seats for 50. The district line for grades
up to and including the fifth was changed
from Bucklin avenue to line through the
center Of Archer avenue, across Greenville
avenue and south Of the south side Of Yer.
mont street, but first grade pupils living
in this section, are permitted to attend
the Manton school as there are no room
for them there at present. This plan was
decided upon by the school committee at
a meeting held September 27h, because
it is the only one, which permits OF proper
grading and proper seating at both schools
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
SCituate Taxes.

The gain in total valuation on personal
and real property in the town OF Scituate
over that Of last year is SIo4.2b, q shown
by figures recently announced by the
assessors.
The total land valuation is $526, ,ho5,. q
loss Of 2,72o as compared with the hgures
OF 1912. The valuation placed on build.
ings and Improvements is $I,aIS,soo, q
gain OF $40, 1873 over last year. Tangible
personal property is taxed for $5IS, 400, AS
compared with $s34I3o last year, loss
Of $Is, $40. Intangible personal property
is valued at $34675o a gain Of sI,377.
The following are assessed for $1,000 on
more: Susan A. Aldrch, 10000; Ferdi-
nahd II. ALEU-, $65oo; William y. Angel,
Gao, $50; Mercy A. Atwood, $500; Allen
U. Barber, $1,000; Barden Resepypir Com
pany, $40, 900; John A. Battey, s89oo;
Walter A. Battey and wife, S54oo; August
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
GRANITEVILLE.

A new house is being erected On the
Howard and Harris Plat.
The Graniteyille Fire Co. have a meet
ing Or Monday, October 18th.
Councilman Willis If. Sweet attended
the Brockton Fair on Thursday.
Mrs. Murray Bowen Of Rehoboth, is
visiting mrs. Charles Il. Seamens.
The fountain belonging to the Stone
leigh Water Co. is nearly completed
The rails for the Centredale and Che
pachet line are laid nearly to Barnes Hill.
An effort is being made by the Granite
Vile Fire Co. to raise money for hose.
Good object.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Sherman and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Sherman started on
Tuesday for an auto trip to Maine in Mr..
Sherman's new cylinder touring car.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03

the North Scituate Fair on Wednesday.
The Centredale Trio will hold a dance
on the evening Of October 18th in Broley's
Hall.
St. Lawrence Church was represented by
a fine looking body OF zoo men in the Holy
Name Parade
Mrs Sanford Il. Kinnecom, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Cozzens and Miss Florence WmPple
are spending the week at the White
Mountains,
Adm Capron, manager Of the Centredale
branch Of the Saltwater Grain Mills, was
married recently to Miss Gertrude Harris
Of LIMERICK. On their return from we'd
ding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Capron WILL re-
side on Smith Street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03

+. Borchardt, $3.50; William II. and
Lydia Bowen, $1,000; William H. Bowen,
NJ D., $500; Fred f. Brayton, $4,000;
Rhoda T.. Briggs, $4,000; Henry N. Cap
well, f6Ioo; Charles K. Clarke, sI3,I5o;
ID. A. and c X. Clarke, 10000; T.. Ger
trude Clarke, $4,000; John w. Coggeshall,
sra, 400.
Everett B Dexter, $525o.
Hannah and Harden Fiske, sS2so.
John B. w. Greene, $4,000.
Melissa G. Hall, SI2,ooj Edward p.
Harris and wife, $500; Susan A. Harris,
$I3oso; William NJ, Harris, S72oo; Fred
). Hill, 5000; George L. Hill, SI4,5oo;
Louis G. Hohler, $780, Hope Company,
$4,000; James A. Hopkins, S725oj Will
lam E. Hopkins, $3.50; Alice M. How
land, $43, 400; Alice Sisson Howland,
Ss4 ,6ooj Daniel Rowland, S5L75o.
Joslin Manufacturing Company, SI37,
a5o; Theresa B. Josin, sIr,aSo; William
II. Joslin. $1,000.
q. d. 4 X. knight, $4,000; Joseph
Knight, Ss975; Leyman A. knight, $500.
Rebecca Levin, 10000.
Lynton x. Newhall, $4,000; n Y, N.
II. & II. X. X. Co., s32, 900; North Scitu-
ate Cotton Mills, SIS 900.
Evelyn +. Paulding, $4,000; Susan E
Peckham, $500; Pontiac Manufacturing
Company, s42, 900; Amasa 5. Potter,
$500; Potter Brothers, SS775; Emma +.
Potter, $1,000; Emma B Patten and
Maud K. Kenyon, S65oo; Sadie X. Patten,
$4,000.
James K Ralph, s26,5so: Jeremiah
Ralph, $780, h. A. Rathbun heirs,
5000; ID II Remington and wife, S25,.
$50; Fred A Remington and wife, S545o;
Rhode Island Company, $4,000; Richard
b. Round, $1,000; William l., Round and
wife, $500, Johu A. Round and wife,
$3.50.
Charles K. Salisbury and wife, 10000;
Philip Shippee and wife, $500; Amey A.
Smith, SS5SS; Benjamin f. Smith, s25,-
ago; Harry w. Smith and wife, s6I5o;
Martin S. Smith, $500; Irving q.
Spencer, $500; K. f. and Mary A Spicer
| SSrIo.
Frank A. Tillinghast, $1,000; Stephen
Tourtellot, and son, $4,000; Nils J. Tyring
aud wife, $3.50.
Mary Waterman, 66soj Fernando q
Westcott, 5000; Abbie A. Wheeler heirs
s,no; John Whipple, Io,Soo; John d.
Whipple, 6oso; George X. Whitman, 5000;
Beuj,min Wilbur, $500; Alfred IL. vii
liams, 1850; Manuel L Williams, $500:
Adenat l.. Wood and wife, 6S5o; Ben
iamin Wood and wife, 1900; Eugene l..
Youug, 1889.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
THORNTON.

The mills in this section are all running
well.
Judge Willis Knowles is away an
vacation trip.
James MeDole and family, have remoy-
ed 10 the annexed section.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Birch Of Hughesdale on Monday.
It's rumored that Catholic Church is
to be built in the Pocasset Village.
Mr. and Mrs. William Burton have re.
turned from a stay at Atlantic City,
Rev. q. A. Burgess preached at the
Congregational Church last Sunday
The Johnston Town Council will hold a
regular session on Friday OF next week
Rev. Edward Jillson conducted the SER
vices at the Church Of the Holy Nativity
on Sunday.
Ernest L. Bennett Of Morgan Mills
will have large auction OF personal
property on Saturday Of next week.
The work on Thornton avenue is nearly
completed. When done there will be an
excellent road from Providence to South
Scituate.
The Thornton foot ball team beat a
Blackstone Valley team last Saturday to
o. The game was played on the home
grounds,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
FOSTER CENTRE.

David Morrill, is visiting relatives III
Maine
Aleott Phillips is attending High School
at KiIlingly, Conn.
Many from here attended the tair al
North Scituate tnis week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynch OF Provi.
-, will remove here this week
;. ,a.,., I'D that the Hammond
haea la 70 '"Nalph Nichols
We are sorry to learn that Walter
kins Of Clayville, is in very poor health
Mrs. Louis {. Cole and daughter Vivian.
started for Chicago, ILL.,, last Tuesday
The Foster Center School closed yesIer-
day, 1t being chiIdren's day at the NORM
Scituate Fair.
The LADIES' Home Mission will meet al
Town Hall this week to decide on having
a harvest supper.
The regular me, ting Of The Town Cour'
-, anil Probate Court will be next Satur-
day at o'clock y. III.
MIR. and Mrs. aitehel Mutney VIII
close their cottage on Howard Til ! and SC
% live with MIS-. Mutney's sister.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry V. Baker nave
closed their summer home here ana fs
turned to 40 HamHn ST., Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs William Randall, Mr. sn'
Mrs Horace Martin, all Of Providence
we're guests a, Mr.. and Mrs. Job Randall
las, Sunday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
The Other Woman.

81 don't SEE how that woman can
gad about the way she does and neg
lect her little children
How do YOU know that she gad'
.-rtY"
1--WE get the same glrl to take care
~ our hobics when we're away trom
home. and she's kept busy over there
fully bali of the time IL provoSeS me-
so TO have to be put Oh so often when
! want TO get away'"-Chicago Record
Herald
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
Where Ma Was Strict.

Little Girl My mamma Is awtn
strict Is volrS2 little Boy-OrfuL
little Girl-But she lets you go any
whore vou want to and Little Roy
oh. she ain1 strict With ne Lite
Girl-Then who l. she strict witnF
Little Boy ia.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
CENTREDALE.

The Allendales play the Mantons on
Sunday at Allendale oval.
Some new books are soon to be added
TO the Centredale Free Library.
Roger Williams Lodge will meet on
Saturday evening, October nth.
Town Clerk Louis H. Sweet attended
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-03
This Rapid Ace.

"Mamma's good little boy want
slice ~ bread aud
"Oh. mother. cot out that sort OF
hing I'M rpHfly four years Old
lineage Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-10-17
INTERESTING TO
PLACE SEER ERs.

A small advertisement elsewhere in
the Gazette calls attention to the
fact that work is likely to be secured
by young men or women should such
|, file their applications with the secrc-
I.tary Of thu Chamber Of Commerce.
Members OF Reorganization are often'
rim ,neei of help of one class or an
tothess2 but they are only in quest of
active. responsible persons.
+. Over year ago the Chamber of
Commerce called attention to the fact
that the commercial interests of this
city we're handicapped by the scar
Eeity Of iabor,and it Is alleged that at
Tthe. present time opportunities arc
open to all, who desire to work, to Sc
cure employment. Of course, would
be employers are careful in their Sc
1ections, and employ only those who
are Of good habits and who will intake
the interests Of their calling of first
importance.
The; trouble of many is a dream of
falling into a soft snap at the outset.
All should realize that they must COM
mence at the lowest rung Of the lad
der. There is plenty Of room on top.
but few there be who reach the sum-
nit from the fact that they suppose
the apex will come down to them,
The late A. r. Stewart, who left a
fortune Of sbout s75,00O,O0O, was at
his outset in the commercial world his
own porter, swept out his store and,
according to some, slept under the
counter. 1T any rate, while he was at
his zenith he worked. twelve hours a
day arr studied Greek at night as
pastii1e. !,
The biographer of a New York nal
lionsire said he was armed with Cor
midabfe weapons-hc had the industry
al a;bs&Ser and q conscience like flint.
While VIC can afford to be minus the
!!lsttar. il requires the former to forge
to the front rank.