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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-02
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
A Big Truth.

The man or the agency that will
show Vermont farmers how to make
their business profitable and get dol
lars as easily as they can in town will
solve the problem and restore the back
towns. so many of which are deplora-
bly, decadent. AS a means to this end.
nothing at present is doing more than
our agricultural schools at Randolph
and MISUNDERSTANDING Herald
and News.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-02

Remember, boys. and make this {
safe and sane Fourth.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-02
The 1918 Automobile Year Book

The annual year book of the Auto
mobile club of Vermont is now being
distributed by S. S. Ballard of Mont
pelier, the secretary and treasurer of
the club. The highest registered mum
Der June Is was 5000, an increase of
1900 over the registrations of a year
ago. There is evidence of the growing
popularity of the automobile and as
sures steadily increasing fund to be
applied to the improvement of Vermont
highways.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-02
Vermont Timberland Taken By Syndi
cate.

Control of 300, 900 acres of timber
land in northern Vermont and New
Hampshire, around the headwaters of
the Connecticut river and tributaries,
passed June 25th into the hands of a
Boston syndicate which purchased all
the stock of the Connecticut Valley
Lumber company. The transfer is
said to mark the completion of a deal
involving two billion dollars by which
Boston financiers plan to develop
large spruce timber districts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-02
Good Hotel Big Asset.

The campaign of the ST. .Johnsbury
Commercial club to raise $50, 900 to be
used in remodeling the old St. Johns
bury House into first class hotel has
reached the point where success is
assured. Upwards of $4,000 has al
ready been pledged. A good hotel is
one of the most important assets of
every local community. It brings a
large sum of money into town and
aids every line of local business
Brattleboro Reformer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-02
Monument to Stephen A. Douglas Dedi.
Gated.

Senator James Hamilton Lewis of
Illinois delivered the Grafton at the
unwilling Friday of the statue of Ste
phen A. Douglas at Brandon, former
senator from Illinois, who was born
there. Senator Lewis referred to Pres
ident Wilson's relations with the sem
ate, comparing them with conditions
at the time when President Buchanan
and Senator Douglas Joined issues.
Robert T. Lincoln. whose summer
home is at Manchester, was among
those present. The Douglas memorial
monument has been placed in the tri-
angle in front of the Baptist church,
on the west side of the river. 1t is
made of the West Rutland marble.
The base is four by six feet and it is
eight feet and ten inches high. The
plates with the inscription are about
20 by 80 inches. made of bronze metal.
gold plated, and the tablet is of very
handsome design.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-02

A fire of unknown origin on June rs
in the livery stable of E. N. Rock of
Montpelier threatened the destruc-
ton of the Montpelier House with
which it is connected and gave the
the building. The loss is estimated
at between $4,000 and $1,000. The
building is owned by A. L. Sparrow,
proprietor of the Montpelier House.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21

8ds urtel gestn bic Idtenoen DECENTRALIZATION bis Cab R.9tters
srrfs, b. Dor .iuisen 9ogsn bon ben Gtidpornen i'm guubesgritt gu
Cincinnati ftuIog b.funOen nurotn, 1T .rganssu. 60 Iaut.t af G.O.
ub 9efdnguisfrde, ME in BEN Standardization bs Gbtrmansgties,s
porgitben tporbtn it,
9Ries 1rte[ fommt am Gnb. Der @bminifroton BEG prdf0een Gait.
es if Elm, ~DorFdnbtss Redtfrtguns b.s Gpfsms, inter BEN e. nit 9u.
bs gtneraanpaIhg Didsribam g,stn bic Srufs SoGns. llno bOrausss.
itt, OoB has 0bersgunbesseridt Os 1lrel ouredt .rhdIt. 1T e Elm g.
pas fir b. WirtTamtdt bes Sbsrmanz9efss.s, MEM bnfss in BEN Sim.
ung.Dsnbt nirb, ben 9rr 9dt as fhbfberfdnbli4 aniab, unO ben Ga
Jant. unO fe srfdrHtIsr bura beOnOsr. 8Oridriften fehr ridHgsr
Dai. unbsrmdoIih MAIDEN molten.
Die Duraflbrung Der 9rutbtdmpfung 3afs 6rautfe 3t gum Or
fug. Gs 1T elm Slid, ooB bic ~grndbIuns @ifons gum QadfoIgr 9ats
Ri. geriBbdt ei6t, bB auf bNtm g.ge snrgfd f%ortssidritn p.rs
ben pirb.
Die antIage mar forgfdlhg DOrbershet. Der Cab R%egHers9rut gs
b6re 8u ben.n, bic fd nidt nuFl6fn MOLTEN. Gr fa6 in ben in fsinsn
Fabriten hurdenbn D.Ifna m~uFrsiIigen Qrbetsotr9dltntien Elm. abb
forren qbmatungen, ben 9errorsmus g.gen ub bic 9ernittung bs
D.t6tptr6es, geF.duna untr6stn unb 8oridri6en BON pr,Hsn tu3
fir olg, mas an fdtimmen Nabob.n CUR Srbsfihrung unb gr6alung
zines Uonopos 70 lange in unrtn Grob6etr.b.n ubia gsntfen III. On
cn.b:m belt Der 8ruft mad Der Qnfius. nod 8u gsynn beg Sa6rs 1912
fh. rmD ones bs 1T ibm in ben 9srbanblungen nadeenief.n poroen.
Qos lrteil trHft b. Ietsnmn qrf0Hlihhihn. 9ns it bs Cute
Ouran. GsfdugnisFrufen baben fir Q.ut., bi. in o~n8sebensr St.Iung uuo
onqeu.bmtn getdHnHfsr Ieben, etpas fs6r St0rnbss. Cine ean5 amber.
4irtung. as auf o. 5t. Der ~msnidIthen gskiaaft. a6sr BARN Itgt
tas 6dHe, nenn 70 oft unb 10 LANCE getpurnt porosn iii, ME gsrnbs in
ben GGutn bs Raubrhtertums in Der SnbuFre unb Der Neg Der frtipit.
1T, nht bstrshu rurOt.
Sic foben IS n9t onosrs gepOIt. Itnn j. 70 lam man bos in
bhtm Jau. iag,n.
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Interenanfe ueraIeicbe.

alabama bot fh ktannifth siniss SABRE lang ben Gurus Der qrOht.
bihon N,kfNtt ub III bann burf bic fossnannt, Smhhgtl pitotr gum
qf,m,Ipn,nt ,uradastbtl. ubr o, 3uhGnb, Dor. pdbunb unb nnh Der
acknowledgement matt nun Der giJinaOmmiidr Der Gtabt 9irmuss
BAN, 5ur aass. bic iostnotn ansdbtn.
Dor Der grobibftOn bate Gilt Birmingham Die ,isHnta, GtabD 1o5
,eaIocns"i ltt. Elm 9br nod aHnu4m, Der emitb'eHI, FuO Is so. Sn
britt Gib Hl ibr. 3abl Don Ia ouf 2, in gnstep BON "a auf T. In g,ir
mr pom q aF H. 9amals eJtis O, aItfabt Birmingham jdbui4
S1365OO aus ben qitn3n, itt fHb Is $4,000. Ddruus sRt natHdiA
cbnt Wdtrss bstpor, ob bic 9iynJn burh o. Smith Bill ste.n friFt
psfrfib ,rbSbi pprpsn fub; aer bs ID ir s,rinsHsr @or5ug. nah
rnb IrR6sr fat ar ttrt R,s,ln befGnbtn, iphIt jbt Bel br Grhiuna bel
qt,,n,en b, g,birfnishnat cine btb.uitnOt Rol., 70 bB bic @itfaafhn
in ,~psdmGbioer q1tis aht bic Staot perhlt perotu. Die gtIambabI bel
ei,tn,tn 1T abtrbits in prHiHftser Ndf. bsftrdnt. 9, e,ftdfisfun'
ben Fnb o,r.o.Gt ub ibsrbhs ,ntbGIi bns Gtisb ,mn Iaarkn parosru
obtr 3n Stub hu qunbn g,stn s,fdihts 3eug uno etftsn Stoff
Das Gtf,B 1T frtna unb mubts frcns I.n, nm Der tppn prohibitions
pi6leui ben goosn 3u t%n3thtn, ab.r IS pirb tefdgt ub Birmingham th
5ufrtmr.
qnr n,osr bic 3at DOT, nod b. mad Der qrObibifon bait ,tutn Ger
oldb aus nit Der grottnb,ts. qtroSt Die 5radtbirs bu Gifenbabntu
bog ,nig, gPitid 5ur ~qtf6dbung bs gsrbrnuds. 5issn. bub in btia
.trod,ntn" 3it minotfsns tbsnio pt, pabridsinH9 ohr mstr g,truuim
purbt, os prs uno naabr. BLOB poIbpg fh Der gstauf obnt guhitr
tuna elmer aboabe unb ou, utbtrpa6uns bur8 BIZ, g.borbsn in ben fog.
nanntn .glinb 9ig.rs", un0 sipar .utttn in Birmingham unb SeffriOu
GUuut1 af itb. prbtntfa Gjtrftrt, 8trtI6aft, b. jet b.Ft7t %mtnosF,na
5an .1ieas".
9tumise lit BEN guttn gsiipitl Qnbnmos niht sfplgt unb bat fdn
qrubibipnsgeisB nod. Sn ben 5obrn 1909, 1910 nuo 1911, lauter PRO,
lit $032309 mehr, d5 in ben 5obur 1906. 1907 unb 1908, Dor Ginfi3
rung Der grObibtion. limb ba mill mon uns INNER nttsmaatn, bab bhf,
ptpiiIermaBsn ot gubthn ousI0itt.
l,Htr: b. 9obl br gunotsi3tn3tn fir ben aIsinortouf lit felt Gn'
fi6runq or grp6i6ton um bsinabe 81 qrOjsnt sspotisn! sir bos Sis.
taIa5t 19O8-1909 paun irr 2O08 a~usg.feIIt, fir bs rtrodent" Sabt
l910-1911 aber partn ts 1853, unO Oh, 3nbI III nod inmr i'm mad,
ZEN. unO allies mub g,ptitrmaBsn beimGt gstruntsn prben, unb j,b,r,
Ger fa ,mn edIud s6nnt, bat Ons o%nssnshm. g~spuBtfdn, bob FL, fuug
7,nOmr,n, Elm GeisB,satrtrehr if.
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eubas martne nno CAS- e~taentlimItd,e UerbaItnte.

Gu6a 1T Elm b6ht Invertebrates Gtoatsptftn. Cine qt bon interra,
iondem GbamaIeon. Nal trdgt .s bic 5arbs Der Se6Ffdnogtit. Iol
bic Der Q~bBdngiatet unO Oes Gtstens inter aurateL gan8 ME bos in
Dofbington gerooe poBt. 0as lift bas, mas 9rr Rootptlt has tBsns
Eimlidt grbGtnis" nannte.
6r 9aft bat. felt u qrGfbsnt III, bas nidt 10 idarf berportrshn
uiim. Den gubonsrn %gs9nibsr udt uO BEN quslanbe gegenuttr ntht
Gr BAT Is nibt in ale GIt binousssruf,n, De 5err RooisOtt. ab.r nttts'
osforurtgr lit Die eatt bdm aIten %gebltben.
St bot ire fer bHbfttn Settn fir uns 9os 1T gar nhht gu
eugnsu. Gs ssst F4 jet pitOsr.
5a6tn Se, t,ur.r Qetr, f6on .nmaI BON Der rGubonifhen arsgs.
marine" q5ort? gtpib niht. SsbF bag iphOmatHhsFatifiId SanO
BUD, Nr bera5mts .Gpt6oer", tennt Fe n4t. lnb Oaa fibrt iogar b,
arisgsnarin.n Der oomiritaniften Repubit, nit I Sdraubenboot uno 4
3oltutrrn, .iopie bic 5mis nit 2 annorsnbopten ub 5adten af.
4hu pI0Bli1 berUhtten por8ehtrn bic 9tpsften Der gIiodterhn
guife4, bag has 1Iaggfdff Der ubanifen Sriegsmartnt", Der artu3u
Cuba, mad Uerito obgsgnnesn I, unb Der Gtanbte Guba5 in Iltito
gsanOHtaftspaftn bon ibm Ianoen IafInn uno mad Der 5auptfaot brins
gen noble. Seutig. gafbingtonsr Depsf1sn n.losn bic aniunft bs ar.us
3ra, urb 0. BON Uabro srteite GrIaubus aur 9ubrnsung Der mbani,
f6tn Iarinetruppen mad Dherito.
Cuba 1T o~fsnbor os stn3i9e QanO, bas imfaihs III, cine Tarins
aber gatt aus Der Orb. oOsr Der St gu fampfsn ub iofort nit arsus
germ as .GIo8afdifen ismr Jlots" unb o%ussebilDesn uno po9l6epaffs
neten mairetruppen bort auf Der gIoiIdfe gu .rfdinsn, no 10 auf3uz
trd.n fir D. Der. Stoater pinftensDtrt. ober psg.n hionbtrsr 9erbalts
milf. ndt Opportun efh.nt.
Tan braudt taum gu fragtn, ptft 5arbsn bos 5ta98fdiff Der trbas
uQarins bisbsr gsfa6rt. unb p.Ite Uniform feline 9sfaBun9 Bis gu
Der gsrpunblung in gubansr s.trnssn bat. Gs uhdrt F6 aus BEN
.stg.ntimidsn 8erbdltnis'.
Die IrtmbensaoIons in Mertp piro 5peifdso9ne tbisfd BEN 6ins
mel Ourtn, 0aB es tefs6t. Sir ben 6rnsrfebsnbsn bat IS absr bod nod
amber. fr intereidnte unD ti4t tomiidt Ssiten.
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gatentanlpdIiL

s.. ". Sturees, gntettonirnIk
GAG 9ranoeis Ebeater WI0as
Ghone. Q. 1859.
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WtlapaslsIttt.

QlouSern mag Elm ieOer germ irenn
mir Die gflintsn. ole uns obllsssH,
uiht oaSurh bsrnahIdifgtu. BsHr
natiirlih eit 6tidpdsiJteit 10 pelI
u,bt. ook Die 5dnsfrau, fatt pint
ii6 bos GTsn duf Den sii6 gu brin.
per. Dem bunar;gat GbtAsrrn 1a3
sinsr halb,n Sfunbe baIbisrtists Ga
men poritst. psrIiert bic %glsiguns sum
Qlouoern loon i6rsn harmloien ebas
rattsr. Tod mebr nbsr, rsHn ons
plauStrn in aldtfafutbt %ausdrtet.
qfoffhbaIeu, Die ibsr 6as Yum uno
qaFsr ibrer Rdditen, itbsr Geblsr
dn0 Geipobnt.iteu Der glsHj a'n tples
H,tdnntsnfrtiiss ibr msiit teHtg lles
b,pones llrttil BEL isosr gel'g.n9elt
abo.b.n. bdtt.n gelp0brIid nriads,
Dor ser eiqensn 5ur gu tehrsu, ltaii
i,oe geringfisistsit bsim Ii,b.n NaG'
Ten al b~tnOrgtlH.
Msifens rd6t Iia ioIds SIati3s
Tuht anf gang e~mpfinoliHe WeIle
Wer fa hinreiB.n lGBt, i'm Gitsr
iiber an0ere Mitmenid.n d6fdais 81
Iprsden, Der miro baIO nit Reue uHo
WeroruB mantsrlsi MiBheaigteiteH
ourfsutampfsn habeu. Borte rouen
meter, perO,n faIfa ssOsutet uno &C.
orsht uno fommsn 2suten III GhrsH,
fir Sic lie nitt beitimmt iinb. mas
Ser cine nur ano,utuugsnsiie beri4z
let, min Der dnoere beitimmt pthen
I'm Dritf.r uno 8isrter baui4t bic
5af5ahen auf uno aibt 6ein.n @ors
len sinen bosdrtigen Sim, Der Dir
Esrnoelea.n bot. aluge Tlenlhsn fpds
asn Die 8orte; Die piFen, ouB i4on
plebe SFfenbsr3igtsit = Ohn: Bel
nfihunq BON alatf4iu9t = uno
unporIi6tiats 1Irteil am unr.aten
Drt aroben ShaNen auri4tsn f0ns
usn. Gie unterbaltsn fia, penn lie
nit SreunOsn 5uiammsntrsifsn, iib:r
ulq.msine Grugen, tpirtf6aftlihe.
tanfleriIde ufp., unO fiaen bdmit
manhes ptduoeritiinohtn aus. Bon
oen alugen muB man lern'r
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~aHtomatIide ssa6tbojsa.

3urssit, ba bic 9s5embsrfiirms
iiber bic Get 6rauien, ftrebt mon9es
ediff nad togelangem BOgsntampf
nit fdpersr SdlagIeite Dem 9nfsn
au. Man mub bic ib.rantrcngten
tDtmiioen Meniden geiehen habsn,
um beurteilen gu t5nHsn, ME bart
Der gernf bes SesmaHHs 1T nno
mas fir Qnipri4e bos idledte
metter an bic S6iffsfihruns iteut.
Mu9 in biefeu 9agen bat rDobl mans
DIES Mug. febniu4tig ausseIaout
na1 benz 3eidsn, bic gum li4eren
.6afsH lsitsn uno nit f~reuoig.m 4ufs
otnen bat man6er aapitdn bic 2tfs
ter btaribt, bic Jpn p.rhieBsn, ooB
Ct nit G6iff nnb MannI6aft bic
Igiiden bss Deiters nun iibsrpunben,
INN Elm Nsi1nodtSfet in f4srsm
GeboraenIein feiern gu tonnen.
Bsianntli6 1T bic Qufteaung Der
IG.eipespeifer nit groBsn S4Diss
rigfeiten unb Rotten ber6unben, bess
bolb tit e fehr su begriibtn, bnB
Der fdntoifdt Gberingeuieur O.
Dalen iopobl cine Qeu4tmoHs, iDis
aud einsu Qppordt bsrgeItsIt bat,
bic elmer 2eu6tboie auf LANCE 3eii
bic 6dbigteit geben, ala nd4tlldts
Wobrseihen gu bienen, Dhne baB e
zines menfnliAen Gingriffes bea
bari. Cine nit &5stplenl0iung oer>
tehene, por0ie mafe, Aga" ge>
Ilannt, iDirb in Stablflai4en gefiiat,
Die bic affumulatoreH fir ons Gas
ibilben. 8nrd boben Druid pirb etz
me grobe @asmsnge in ben Slai6en
nufgeipeidsrt, beren 0erbrau4 oas
burd Iebr eiinitig besinfIuBt 1T. baB
Der Gasbabn ii9 in tur3en 5nttrs
ponen felbfttdtis oFfnet une ihIitbt
Dnrh Elm Fnnrsih tonItruiertss
G%DnnenDentil, iDirb Der apparat be
1Dnntnrs.szs1uq nbrsIft1t une be-
EDnnsnaufgong angeItsllt.
Mnf bic 9auer zines Jdhres tonr
Ste neue goje obHe menI9liAtr
6onogriff ihren s3psd srflaen, uni
Ste G~rfinbung gibt Oabur9 Gelessns
bit, an ss%fdhrOeten Stelen oisf'
3eiden ouBsulegsn, mo Die Static.
nitrung einss Geueridiffes ooer einsi
nuberen Bdrnasidtns aus finon3isl
In unb tednifden @riinesn bisk'
nfnf m1oIih mar.
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Die Recon oes stats sekretars.

brd Die mittet umo ernen IGl Der characterization Gtaohn I'M oorigen
Sabre bon Tim umo ben gcrtretern oRier Sto1en gebalten Dor6en ii6
Wr f0nnen nht idgen, Dab inns, nod iGnen gu urtelen, oas SonOuert
oes Gtaatsmonues beionoers ifnierig eitetnt. Ge. erbeben id uugeno2
iber ons auegeuobnIidfe uo 2onpentionelIe. ltn6 fpcnn man gum
GhluB in ben Reoen einigr Der RetebeoIeter, Die Die Graebniie Der
Refe fumHieren, Iht fe lei bon Der ungebeuerten geoeutuug nnO
.epotemofeno gereien, 10 iogt man fb, bob 6as enhpeoer nitt an ben
gu rumfen.
gatlrlid banoeIe es hd BEL Ser HeHe Inn 9odarpoIitf uno Don.
|~roeOoftrhn1 I'M rennOibatsbeteuerunge rmo SinueHe ouf Die bur6 ben
Ban ocs SitbnrusfanaIs INNER nohpenoiser peroenoe Cooperation.
llnere ariessidiHe, Die mad alien Sden gitteIanerifas ellen, neil
Iiberoa Neuolutionen erruartet neroen, Die sur giOune eines ntteanne.
rifantHen 5tnatenbunoes nit Der epse gesen Die aafbnngtOner geitre.
buneen fabren iolen, iheren penn audi on5uoeuteu, bob, menu &errn
lanor aeoen epode1oteno gapirft bobeu, bic Gpode febr fu5 geUeicn
IHt. Gina 10 gaonah. Sect lit augeniheinlid peocr anes mi Dem,
lfebsa lgsd1 pe Dor per Gpcde,
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Der parEamsntartfdbe febIer ais Retter.

IN Bai1iHqton poro mloes Grtaunen odruber 9enenmaf, DOB pe
8oraot bic in bdbn SGuiern bs acngreies angsnonmtn nuroe, unb
tie bic @.rfnoung BON Gptutupien in 9smpersn36iHritte Dtrbinbsrn fonts,
n1 mid. 70 nett III, pb fe benz prdFosnten oorgeegt ntrOtn lam. Is
bat F6 Elm Observation-Disclosures Srrtum" e%tnsefdthesn. Sic paiFtrte oos
6aus untr Elmer onOr,n Drummer. os ben Ssnat. Gogi4 Raben 9aus
unb Genot ntht befIbe gorlogs angenomm.n. lnb bes Ero bornusFhts
lid bs Gnbe Der 0ortuss fir ohe StfOn fefn.
g.ni6t mar Ds Der 3nsd Oss rpnrIanertariihsn Jrrtums". 9snn
in btu.n 6dufrn babn bht fir bic gorose gttimmt, bic I'M 5nner.n
lire gsonsr parsn. ahr 0smotratsn ipfien, baB 6rr grboa Jtuer ub
Nlomn. bofir mar. llb unier ben aonIumsnhn oohhm baben bic 4bs
d.orbnttn b.ioer qartsen qnhdnger fopobl Der probbition ME beren Gegs
ner. auf otfe gDeI. tonnkn r. aHe 3urieoengftft perben.
Die probibitioniftn rehnen es i9rem ~aongrebnann unb Genotor
ranbar an, bob b. gouase oneenoumtn iDurot, uno bic prohtbiionsgegs
nr bonten tbnen ben Decentralization Sutum".
IS sbt Seller, O. gu isr esIsgentr 3it beedngsn ptroen t0nnen.
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lille GOrten 8nrit tperoen tagIid)
in uniarem Geiddft aennft.
3riide un0 fonierbirte 5Ieiihiorten
icmie ousldn0iihe uno beimiihe
Gelifateleh au9 iriide Gemiife
Ie6erBcit porrdtbig.--Shndube &
SofIman, 40S norol. is. GtraBe,
4bone Douglas 1920.
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E(aulfijirle an5eigen!

Sans ~ perfaufen--Gin @obnbaus
nit 0 3immern, Seibpaiierbei.
sung, @as uno eliftriihes 2idt,
nIooerne Ginriftung. biuig 5l Der.
foufcn bcim Gigentbiimcr, 1916
Wartba Strabe, Guaaho.
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Rad uns 3usbnOsn Dtpei6en piro 6err 9aft c. Hsue GinfDans
orunassgorage unb bic Sr 9~srbinOerung Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
1enperenaOfrrtftt petnrsn. Gs mare Elm isr bernunftger Gntihlub uno
1ut Gin 9epdg, boB SMr 9ot son3 nett rpolhies" gu ttibtn sssrnt bat.
g,ibe gouaoen fb in peien arein unpopular. Refine beru1t ouf elmer
oringsnbsn Rotpsnbistit. Die cine 1T Elm osblinssproiet grbons, fir BAG
e nit Eeusreifer .ingstrden lit. Die BiDHf.br Der Ginpanoerunssnorlus
uTre Ssrrn Dtfun auf bic probe f.kn. Dom qarteHfanbpuntte ipridt
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-09-20
THURSDAY.

Trial of Haines, trustee, VS.. the Com
m.ssioners OF Charlestown was begun
before jury as follows-Cornelus L.
Tome, foreman; Kenneth Price, George
Jamison, William c. Brogan, R j. Nc
Cleary, George X. Houck, W. r. Wit
worth, |. p. Reynolds, William p Chick,
[. y. Nesbitt, John H. Davis and Car
roll Tyson. F, 7. Haines for plaintiff; !;
W. and j. +. Evans and Joshua Clay
ton for defendant. The suit was an
action of trespass brought by f. r.
Haines. Esq, trustee of William T.
Richardson, deceased, against the Com
missioners of Charlesrown.
Mr.. Haines stated to the jury that the
land upon which the trespass occurred
was known as No. 3 of the Charlestown
lots, located at the corner of Water and
Frederick streets, and was conveyed to
him as trustee for Mr. Richardson, by
John B. Graham and wife. The new
owners of the lot wished to erect a fence
upon ii which was put in line with that
on adjoining property, Several members
OF the Board of Town Commissioners or
dered the stoppage of work on the fence,
and when the order was not obeye
chopped it down Mr. Evans said that
the defense would seek to show that the
property was part of the Commons" of
Charlestown and was not in the plain
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-09-20
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

John Hindman, Jr., OF Rising sun, has
entered Beacoms Business College, at
Wilmington.
The second quarterly conference of
Zion Circuit of ethodlsts was held last
Saturday.
Roland Harris, of near Bay View, for
merly OF Elkton section, is suffering with
an attack OF typhoid fever.
Glen Mary" the home of MIS- X,
ben Haines, near Elkton, was slightly
damaged by fire from defective hue
Monday evening. The blaze was eXtin-
guished by members of the Singerly Fire
Company
John a. Tobin and Edward T. Phillips,
OF North East, (as noted in our adver
tising columns) have formed a partner
ship under the firm name of I obn q
Phillips, and will conduct the coal and
ice business in that town. They have
bought the two acre lot and residence
south of the railroad from Samuel T.
Shippers, and are preparing for the to!l
coal trade. In the spring they will
erect an ice manufacturing plano, Mr..
Phillips has moved his family from New
Castle, Del, to North East, Occupying
the old Worrall property.
About $3.50 were cleared at the Car
niyal held at Bay View lasl week
John Fl. Kimble, of Port Deposit, see
retary of the Farmers National Com
gress, left this week, accompanied by a
number of ecil county farmers, who will
attend the congress, which meets next
week at Plano, Ill.
Charged with obtaining goods under
false pretense from John H. Grubb, al
Conowingo, Harry W. Warner, of Havre
de Grace, was arrested Sunday and COM
mitted to jail for the action of the
grand jury.
Next Thursday there will be game of
baseball between Elkton and Cecilton
at Cecilton; also a shooting match be-
tween several of the best shooters in the
county and running match between
Cecilton runners. The proceeds will go
to the Town Improvement Association.
Admission % cents.
DR.. John H. lamar, of Elkton, was
severely injured recently by his horse
becoming unruly and throwing him up
against a tree, bruising his shoulder so
badly that an operation was necessary.
He is now recovering
recommended for appointment as col
lector of internal revenue for the Mary
and-Delaware district.
States Attorney Henry L. Constable
and Sheriff j. VIII Perkins went to Per-
ryville Friday evening of last week upon
receipt of a telephone message stating
that a man had been almost beaten TO
death and that there vas talk of lynch
ing his assaiant They found that Jos
Snyder, of Perryville, had been badly
beaten up by Harry Saunders, OF Havro
de Grace, and Mrs. Samuel Numan, of
Perryville. Snyder and Saunders seem
to have been rivals for the favor of Mrs.
Numan whose husband has been in Jail
several weeks on a charge of breaking
into and robbing ears at Frenchtown.
Sunders and Mrs. human were arrested
and brought to Elkton Jail, pending an
Investigation of the case by the grand
Jury.
Rally Day services will be held at the
Head of Christiana Church Sunday, Sep
temher 2S, at 10 As o'clock a. m. All are
cordially invited.