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The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-09

Miss Flourine Schaffer and E..
l.. Blatter went to Georgetown
Friday and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Osborne, Eds uncle and
aunt. Saturday. they visited
Clear Lake. They returned Sun
dav evaninu
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-09

w. p. Greene has moved into
his new house on w. First street.
1t is q neat little home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-09

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Perle
Jump, Sunday, q beautiful daugh-
ters. All are doing nicely and
are very happy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Knapp
spent the 18th at Idaho Springs,
returning home Monday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-09

Miss Lilly Brown was brought
home from Mercy hospital Mon
day. She is thought now to be
in a fair way to recover without
another operation,
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-09

AS an indication of the pros
perity of the people in this COM
munity we call your attention to
the report of the First National
Bank of Arvada in another COL
umn of this paper.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-09

The family of Editor A. G.
Dobbins Of Idaho Springs has
moved to Golden on account of
the altitude being too high at
the Springs for Mrs. Dobbins
her daughter Dora.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-12-19

We have prepared such Excellent Variety of Suitable
Presents for Men and Boys that the usual difficulty Of not
what buy has disappeared Holiday
match such Socks and suspenders Suspende Ann
Zion made Burnt Wood Boxes Then there
Caps Vases Warm Gloves Ties and other things that
bic
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-12-19

This is the -four everyone is talking about The
-four that makes the grocer famous Words of
Praise come to US from those who are using it.
Its the best I've ever used" 1T works up so
light and nice What beautiful bread you
There is also saving of 4Oc barrel to the
customer.
The mills are equipped with the newest and
most wonderful machinery for producing this
excellent brand. Try it next time. Tell us
what you think Of it. The millers claim that
this is the finest milled -four manufactured
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-12-19

Mince Meat. extra large pkgs 1oc
and it's good
Raisins. per pkg. 12c
Currants, per pkg. &c
Olives 1Oc
almonds, 3 kinds in large bottle Csc
Olive Oil, the best and larger bottle than
usually sold for Csc
Pickles, full line of all kinds and price.
including large jars of "Holbrooks Mixed" Csc
Candied Peel, mixed, per ID. 1Sc
Horse Radish Mustard, rare treat. glass
lars 1Oc
Cluster Raisinsfor parties or desert lib PIX Zoe
Fine Figs in transparent paper package 1Oc
Extra large pressed Figs, for desert, per ID Csc
Cooking Figs, fancy imported, per Ill.,. l5c
lbs Csc. Cry them stewed, they re hne)
Honey in the sections, pure and full 18c
Monarch Baked Beans per can 13c two for 25c
Soups, All Kinds These are extremely nice,
and handy to have in the house, one can
always make up good dinner with the aid
of these soups per can lOc
Peanut Butter Zion Made 15c, and z5c
or lb-cans for 75c
Sailed Peanuts per lb. 15c
Chocolate, in bulk z5c
Pancake. Flour 1Oc
Self Rising Flour (Zion made) large pkg. 1Oc
Weigh them against any other 1Oc pkt. and
the value you get
Pure. Ribbon Cane Syrup, finest ever tasted
for those who know what's what; put
nn in cans at soc and GOO
Sorghum pure home made, per gal zoe
Many people get into rut and use only just
certain line of groceries. and consequently
have little change in their meals week in and
week out. Why not try change about on
some new dishes2 You'll surprise the whole
household. 1t doesn't cost any more and it
will be appreciated
LOOK HERE!
Well give you an opportunity by offering our
Whole Line of Canned Fruits and Vegetables
at a uniform Reduction of 15%. until Dec.
3lst, when ordered in dozen lots. either assort-
ed or all of a kind. Put in good stock of the
various kinds and enjoy some new varieties in
cooking.
Slippers are Ideal Presents
Our Shoe Dept has the finest selection of
Slippers for Men, Women and Children in
Leather, Felt Fancy Trimmed and in various
colors, something that will
PLEASE EVERYBODY
both in regard to style and price.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-12-19

L1.ZU
xraooon oso things 3."0 ~.
We have prepared such Excellent Variety of Suitable
Presents for Men and Boys that the usual difficulty of not
5 s aR es socks ss d Ss sspsas a % %
many other things that make aeep
presents.
Dry Goods Busy Center for Christmas Presents
We have number Of Special Offers make for this reduced
line Of Ms?Ps d Union Suits ,sss 90 val ono $3.50
Large 'Ds 199 25s ons i's only and blue CSC
Special regular bed ST. number only
Ocand59c Knit uflr 29c
Fancy Articles for Present; We call attention the fancy
Leather t.naB alp Novels Table Napkins
Burn, Wood clo@ bndleehe fBo.
uehe1qhas Nckwer HAdhG BadB
in sbs Apen.Nks Bap
FO~eBo aFanyB
Pictures. and os, item. too
Fancc sBaneusan Pins
Come in andm your select early as possible.
Spool purchase
If you looking for Useful Practical Presents be
along and the big array Of wonderfully appropriate things the
Hardware Dept We have had such fine display of ideal
Christmas Presents
Tools Skates Bread Knives Carving Sets, Scissors for all
purposes some Sets Pocket Knives Safety Razors
Pots Tea Pots Aluminium Ware great variety Chidren's
Knife Fork and Spoon Sets Enamel Ware Electric Gas
one Irons Lunch Boxes (at keep coffee hot
icy coldo Bread and Cake Mixers,
We have received sapes handy thing fix outside the door, it's
scraper nd ushcom bnedO foro week at
HHhz gazzzazg -
$ q g @68 8 '$' :
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-24

. = = =
"HANDS up"
, , y = = IS = = ,
BY George Elmer Cobb.
'T will win over your father yet,
Leila" -
ooh, Ned, sincerely hope so! But
he. has, changed-he is not like the
dear old papa, who used to enter into
all our joys and sorrows. 1 can't I'M
derstand it
81 can," asserted Ned Walters
bluntly. Your father was fine bust
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-24

QOCllnS 10 WOTh IOF, uOIullS W W
cupy his mind. Result: the megrims.
He gets all kinds of ridiculous ideas
in his head"
"Well, papa's seem to be a new dis
ease every day. He mopes, takes no
exercise, says he can hardly walk.
The doctor told mamma there was
not an earthly thing the matter with
him. We can't persuade him as to
that, though. He is grabbed and cross
to all of US. You are the last object
of his aversion. He has forbidden you
the house oh, Ned, hurry! There is
papa now"
Robert Taylor came into view as
his daughter spoke. She and Ned had
met clandestinely at the garden
fence
There was a hurried exchange of
kisses. Pater familias, looking strong
enough to meet a giant, but wearing
a scowl and slouching along as if his
feet had dead weights attached to
them, came to the spot where his
daughter stood.
Leila, who was that?" he chal-
lenged sharply. -
"Only neighbor, papa?" reported
Leila demurely.
what neighbour"
ct was Ned-that is, Mr.. Walters
oh, papa, dear, don't be angry"
But instantly the retired merchant
went into a paroxysm of his usual
rage when anything crossed him.
eff l find that young man on these
premises again." he stormed, 'Pn
thrash him within an inch of his life.
Hm-Ned! Why isn't he at work?
Lettering his hours away sweetheart
ing, wasting his employers time. 1
never did that, and see where l am"
Where he was, Leila reflected sad
", was at climax in his life where
money was a surfeit and time bur-
den. The tears came into her eyes
as she contrasted the soured, imperi-
IL, ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-24

ness man. He retired too early in life.
Id1eness never yet suited a nature like
his. The result has been-hypo-
chrondria.
ooh, dear!" uttered Leila Taylor
dismaIly. What a dreadful sounding
name. Is this hypo-hypo-
-"Chrondria, exactly" nodded
Ned-a disease? Not in the true
sense. It's fancy, imagination, but its
victim suffers. A business man like
your father finds himself at leisure,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06
@eDt l1a4 A,,rita
&eiie oes &ro11pri1t6en
| iett bel@loiien.
@emablin be9leitet ibu.

Ser fiinftise Serrider oes bentiden
Metd)es miro init lcincr @attin
an Scr GrDffunng Der 9cntidJ'
Sitafrifanild}en 2anoesansiteanmg
im 9aresialam tcilnebmen. -
Gbenip an Der @r0ffnmng ber
Gdlnfirefe BET Sitafrtfaniidyen
,3cntralbagn. - Sronprin5 miro
@clegcnbeit ljabeu, iid iiber Ser
baltniile lit Slfrifa bnrd) c'gens
Nnid)annug 5n nntcrridten. -
9r. syricDmann finbct nit ieincnt
Suberfmlpie=Sern,n i,1mcr 1nebr
Muerfcnnmug. - Sler5te belnd)ell
iciue 3eilanltaltcn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06
@nt 9eia9t.
9entider Serein im Nprmal
College, Mem yprf.
,9enti6e 9lrt-treu getpabrt".

SEEM gorf, 2. W}dr5. Cine junge
@tubentin bes Nprmol college tn
biefer @tabt bat elmer bortigen 3eiz
tung bos folgenbe @inge1onbt 5uz
geben lof7en:
r0e,tt16e Dirt = treu genobrt!
eSnmitten un1erer falten nii9ternen
SEEM Dorter Mtnoipbdre ein @tid
edit beutl9en @etfeslebens!
0on 8egei5 5terung fiir Die neutlhe
5pro@e, fir beut1@e @ogen, 9eloen
unb 2ieber erfiiut, ieben bic @tuz
benttnnen ber beutlhen Mbteilung
bes Mormol Gollege INNER ben Ser
lommlungen bes beutl9en @ereins
entgegen. unpergebli9 fiirs 2eben
bleiben bic @tunben, Die BON ernz
nen GT5iibrern Dem jun9beutl6en @lez
ment bie1es Gollege berettet tperDen.
l1nb bic @oot, bic ousgelGt lpirb,
trd9t berrltde 0riihte, benn unter
ben @tuberttnnen 1elbit berrl9t Mns
bdngli9tett on ben 8ereiu, 1otpie
2iebe fir bic beutide @prode,
I'm in Tiiblung NIT beutithen
.9itten un0 @ebrduhen Der Der cite
benen Soften bes Sobres gu bletben,
beranf ftoltet Der 8erein 3eitge1ndBe
5eitlt9feiten, Wel9e SyrDblt6feit
berr1hte' ouf Der in lebter Mp6e
gegebenen Sal itno9tsf feter! Gin
@9mant BON 0ons @o65 purbe BON
bret Mitgliebern bes Wereins oufz
gefibrt. @tn3elbertrdge unb @oloz
tdn5e erfreuten 6er3 unb @inn, uno
in nlgemeiner Sr0bli@teit tpurbe
&offee unb &u6en gerei9t unb perz
3ebrt. 3ulebt 0rong nod aus iuz
genbli9en &eblen Dos beut1he 2ieb.
Direttor Hubolf gbrt 1tions bom
9eutfben Sbeoter Bot Der ssSonuorz
Wer1ommlung bur@ feline ieltene uno
bornebme &unit einei1 boben @enub.
Ser 9ant bes Gereins lei ibm bier
NIT no9mols ous9eipro9en.
M0ge Der 8erein lpeiter gebeiben,
unb ale, bic no9 uns fommen, ebenz
10 ipte uns, NIT 2iebe fir beut1heS
We1en erfiiuen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06
&att5ler gebt tttGt.
8eplaute 9foroieefabrt auf fiejcu'
0alnpfer ,,eSmperatpr" aniacaebeu.

Serlin 2. M0r5. 9}o6 Melouuo
Gus 9onbnrg lit ste geplol1te Nor0=
|ee=Tobrt oes &ci6sfo15lers D. NetD.
mann @ollmeg ouf bent Mieien=
oon1pfer uesSluperator" Don oer
v@alnburg=9l g=9lmerifo=2inie" oufqeae-
ben >poroel1. Ser &an5ler fat Sic
.Salrt oltlaBli6 efneS benr1dbltige1
s9eiu6s ir @onburg aus sfiibren mol
le1L ober Die DiSpoiitionen ln1,Bteu
9ea11oert >peroeu, 1ll16 10 fat lich
9err b. 8etbnronn bos Gerg11iioe,1
fiir eine ipdtere 3eit porbebalte1.
Mlpemitet9er perungla6t.
Ster Die Opfer eiuer Gtbueelaiuiue lit
Sbablais, Sauogeu.
Gboblais> Gopopel1 2. Me6r3.
0rei sllpenlteiger, 9lit5aro Meeplano,
@enrp Dentano uno Wtarn1ine Dro=
guet, 1pllr0el1 ge1terl1 0urd) eine 2a=
mine gettoet, ols iie an eil1eln iteilcl,
'Mbbang el1porflettertel1. Sic BE-
1al1oel1 1lcD sur 3e1t, ols Die SatDi1le
rieoergi11g, III ei11er @0be Don 5000
SnB. 9enr oie 2eiden Meplonos uno
Dentans tprr0en geflr1oer.
staratbs Mppen.
SentldJc 8arteien iollen nodjmals
Observation-Disclosures 1nitteilem.
@ien, 2. Mar5. Minilterprqlioeut
Wraf 5tiirgtD ldBt, tro ouer ett=
mutigcnoen @rfabrlu1ge1 tpdbreno
Der, iullgIten 3eit, in ieineu 8e1i;=
Dungen ni6t 1lab, onf sic Deuti6ell
ein6utpirfen, 0amit iie li6 lpeiter
CIT MusgteifbS= =8erban6lungen nit
ben Gi9ebe1 betetligen. Ser .&re-
mier fat belte bas forn1ene grlu-
d'er an 0te Sb1ndnner ser 0eut1mett
Yarteiel1 geribtet, no6,nolS ser Me~
gtern1g lire. @eoenfen gegen 6cl1
,leneroings acknowledgement s(lts.
glei6 nit. oe'l Gi6e9en i1it5uteilel1,
oanit eine ltnbefol1gene Yriifung
Ger Nnsiebltngel1 erfolgen fo1u1e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06

= aaroinol Iyarlp bon Seem Dort
mil glei6 na6 Sftern etne @eife na4
Rpm antreten.
- Die 8riiber S, 6. un6 S. 6,
Sieloing aus Montreal, &ana.a.
tpur6en beute auf Dem 9ampfer
nMatfonia" Ser ft6 auf ser Tabr!
BON @an SSrancisco nd6 9onplu1u
befano, inter Der Mnflage, 6te r@Dn<
tinentdl e Commercial Matipnal
8ant" npn Gbieago um $4,000 be-
troge11 gu Aaben, IN 9aft senomz
men. ..s.s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06

: &c. ~=sss5llssa-. .s.ssttsassrszsa-.
ben fir bie lebrrei@en Demonitraz
tirnen Oantte.
eeSn einem ss,lterbtetp erfldrte Dr.
Triebmann, baB prof. Dr. Paul
@brlt9, Der betanntli9 BON Der
prenBtl6en @egierung bequftragt
purbe, bas Waecin au priifen uno:
felt nabe5u etnem Sabre unterfu<
9ungen onitente, bent &ultusmtntite<
RUM 1etnen 8ert@t bereitS eingez
reiht bat. 9as umfai1enbe @uta9z
ten tpirb in Der nd@fen .3ett ber
Oeffentli9feit iibergeben tperben uno
ltefert ben Na9tpsis, boB bos Mitz
tel bel Der ribtigen Mntpenbuns ab>
fcIut ungefdbrlt9 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06

-, 8erlill, 2. ARdr5. Sn ailen folo-
,s.liolfrel,nolihen &reilen miro nut
q 'grobter @enagtu11ng Der nulllneb1
ateltltebel1Oe Nlan belprohen, Oenl5ll=
folge &ronprin5 8iIbelnl inl &ol'fe
Gieies eeSobres cine onSge0ebnte 9tel@
Y }e noO oen ofr!fan;l@ell SduBge>
bieten Des Oeutiben sNeid)s betperfs
itellige.l miro. Selonoeres Sntcrcll!
crtucdt nod Sic Wtitteilasng be@
uSrouiil,rter ,3eitltng", oaB al1dj
@ronprin5elIin Eecilis an Ser Nfrita-
faDrt teilnehulc!l miro. @ie ;}ultln'.
,nung oeS 3oiiers, tpeldc Dor fur
aem no1 auSitonO, lit in5tpii6en er-
iolgt. 9foeb oe1.l iotreit a'sfgeltellten
Yrogro1nu1 lueroel1 9eutib : Olt.
afrifa, Gel.tid Siiotueltofrifa nno
@a1nerun1 pon Wrclpri,15ey=Your be-
lubt &peroe1I tpel0es notiirlid) nit
AgroBenl 0efolge rel fen miro. Gtlpo
S@noe yluguit tucroell Rronpril15 1lnc
1@ronpril5eilin al Der gr0ffnutg Der
N5dlub]trefe Ser O1tafrifaniibe|t
S3entrolbabn, Ser Eo1gaiifa 8abn
1,ulD oll Der groff1ung Ser 9entib=
+, Oltofrifonti6en 2anoesa,lSitcllnng
in Daresialan1 teilnebmen. Die Mlts,
1teuuug finoet oltS Mnlab Ser got>
lenoung ser 8obn 1tatt, Die oel:
MusgQngspul1ft eil1es tpeiten mirt@
fhaftliben @ebiets Der &olonie bill,
cen piro> un6 1ou ei1en leberblid
iiber Die bisber geleiltete folontalc
Nrbeit geben. Ser &ronprin5 batte
1i1 bereitS 1bon friiber bereit er=
fl6rt, 0ie 5hirmberridaft iiber oieie
Muslellung 5l1 iibernebmen. SSSn Ger
oortigel1 0euti6el1 Tar1nertpelt mar
langlt ser Wunib rege getuoroen,
oen belnerfensperten 8el1oepunft it
Ger @ei9i6te 9el1tid SitafrifaS
our6 oie Mnipelenbeit eines Wfitglie=
oes oes Roilerbouies altsge5ei6net
at ieben. Gob 0ieiem Wuni6e ourb
Die gnt1en0ung 6es &ronprin5eli
Me1nlng getragen miro, miro allge=
n1ein nit 5Sreu6en begriibt nno ais
cin neuer 9(nlpprn CUR 8eiterarbeit
ci11gelb6bt. Ser &ronpril15 miro nlut
Delegenbeit habel1, iid Dur6 eigenen
Mugeni9ci>1 iiber sic Berbdltnilie 1T
Deut16 6-Nfrifa slt 1nterri6ten. g5
1piro ooron eril1nert, boB ieiner5eit
ais @ronprin5 bon BreuBen olt6 oer
1etige &oiler iid nit Ser Mbiidot
tr,1g, cine 81 frifareiie 81 llnterneb-
4 men. Die Grfra11fltng 0eS Gater5
q 1m6 ser fribe &egierllngSantritt TIT
/ foIqe 6es 9(blebens &ai1er 6rteorids
bil6ete1 balnals Dos @t11oerlis Der
Bertpirflidln1g beS Ylors. g..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06

Berlin, Or. Syriebrid S. Trie6z
ntann, Der nit feirem Subertuloiez
6eiluttte( nibt nur in Mmerito,
5onbern ou9 in Der 6etnot bon 1etz
men dr5tli6en aolleeen 10 bitter oaz
aefeinbet lrurbe, finbet nun ernbere
@nerfen,1;tag, ols er ipobl 1elb{t erz
mortet batte. @sir:: Woccin getpinnt
immer grDBere @erbreitung, unb
nGbrenb ber leRte11 betoen Sage
,peilten 1G1ntIiGe @befdrate Der 12O
beut16en, 0itsrreihif4en unb i&tpete
aeri1d]en Suberfulo1e 9etlanitalten
gum 8e1 1r9 in einem bieitsen Sn1ttz
tut.
Sen Mer5ten tpurbe1l biele gang
pber teiltpeiie gsbetlte. 9otienten porz
gefiibrt, unb iie bepihtaen fefbH iiber
Sic glGn3enben @rfnlee. bic }ie NIT
benz Triebmannf9en Mtttel eraielt
baben, felt bos5elbe am @eburtstag
Der Raiiertn Der beuti9en Mer3tetpelt
freigegeben lporben 1T. Mie mitges
teilt ipurbe, ii1b Big jebt ungefdbr
pter3igtoulenb &ratfe init benz Bace
Gin bebanbelt iporben. 8ei einem
Mb{4iebsfouper bielt Sberiabsor5t
a. 8, Brof, 9r.. Ponntptb, Der
Yraiibent ber internattonolen Ser
einigung CUR 8etdmpfung Der 5uber<
fulofe, eine beseiiterte Mnfprahe, in
trefher ct I'M Nomen Der Mntpefen<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06

Nof6bille, Semi, 2. M}ar5. 6ier
mar 3eute ber tdlteite Mdr3tag, Sen
bteie Staot je gebabt. Dos Sbermo@
metr 5eigte 16 @ro0 iiber 9}uu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06
unter GQrrau3.a.
Gen. Silla erfe1tl1t iibn'
alsleiue1l Gbefan+
&omn1iiliDu 1nuR marten.

Bic Bcieernng oes @uupernenrs
Garran5a, sl,nerifancrn 5lt geltat<
ten, sic 2eihe Ses angeblid) bin=
gcridteteu Gnelanoers Bentpn IN
9lnsenidcin at neb1nen, bitrtts
nod 5,t ernlten Tcrluiflnngen
fiibren. - &illa mclbet, oaR ppn
jctt at Garran5a aae .Tragen, Die
it'd anf ansiuartise Holitif be-
siebem, pun linn felbit ,uer0en CT
ieoiqt lucroen. &ritiidc &on1
,niliipn anf Der Tabrf nod Sb'~
buabna angeblid anf Den Sefeb'
Garra1sas nnteruegs angebalteu,
Bnnbesrcgiernng luartet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06
Netttr 0ottpernettr.
Gemeralleutuant y. @t1terfelo ser
iteue 6err lit N'icB,

gerIilb 2. Wfar5. Wea1erallel,tnol.t
b. @interfelo, bisberiger @onln1all-
oeur Der gum llelll,ten 4rlneeforpS
geb5roenoen 1ieb5ebute1t DiDiiio1t III
5dmeril1, silt ann @ouDer11ellr Don
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06

WfeB ert1alu1t iporoen. Nor ipentgcIl
8o9en tpar @enerolIellt1lant b. 2i'l.
0enau, &om1no,lDeur Ser 16. DiDt.>
iion i1t Srier, fir oen Weber Soitelt
belttn1n1t ptpr0el1. glber iein gemel@
Setes p1otlides gblebens nna6te aeilte
Mel1ernng noftpea1Oig.
9tteoerlase fir Centrum.
8erlin, 2. Mdr5. Cine empfinbltz
Ge Nteberluge bat oas Centrum nah
einem erbittert gefiibrten Mablfampf
BEL bsr 2onbtagsmobl I'M babtl@en
&rei{e Sffenburg erlitten. @etpablt
tpurbe nit elmer iiberroi@enben
@timmenmebrbeit Der 5ortl4rittler
MAfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06

Nbonniert auf Sic Rem 11lm Noit'|tt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-06
Garra1l6a 1petgert lt@.
@ibt feimen 9lufidlnR tibet
!: 8entunS @inri@tnng.
9}ebeaen seritSren '@rade.

g2ogoles, @onora, Mer, %, Sebr.
sSn 5tpet Der &egterung in @afbtng@
ton beute 5ugeitellten Moten bat @ouz
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-09
Unfortunate Accident.

On Saturday morning, John Hill, a
young man about Is years of age, en-
ployed by the Boston & Maine railroad
at the engine house. went into the
pump house to start the pump, which
is operated by gasolene engine. He
succeeded in starting the engine and
took an old pair of overalls to protect
his head while adjusting the clutch
connecting the engine and pump. The
rapidly turning ball that controls the
clutch wound the overalls about itself,
catching young Hills hands and turn
ing him over two or three times be-
fore his hands were freed by the tear
ing of his gloves. He succeeded in get
ting out of the building and called for
help and fell. Help came Immediately
and Hill was placed on stretcher
and an engine rushed to the station
with him where DR.. Blanchard exam
ined him and discovered fracture of
the left leg at the ankle. and frac-
ture of the right arm above the wrist
and bruise on the left shoulder. He
was taken to the home of his father in
Glen-Derby, where Drs. Blanchard and
Longe reduced the fractures. Hill is
as comfortable as could be expected at
this time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-09
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER

Rev. and Mrs. w. R. Price have
gone to Sherbrooke for two weeks
vacation. Mrs. Prices mother, Mrs.
Baird, who has spent the summer here.
returned with them.
Owing to the absence of Rev. w. R..
Price there will be no church services
the next two Sundays, but the Sunday
school will meet at IL O'Clock. Please
note the change in time.
The United Workers met Wednesday
and elected the following officers for
Allen Maxwell; vice, Mrs. Will Hin
ton; treasurer, Mrs. c. N. Moulton
secretary, Mrs. l. r. Walcott.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-09
NEWPORT

w. J. Avery was in Montreal last
week on business.
Miss Dorothy Lindsay is in Boston for
medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G A. Davis are visit
ing at Island Pond.
L. o. Drew was in St. Johnsbury
recently on business.
Mrs. Gardiner Wiley of Richford is
stopping at Chas. Olin's.
Mrs. Cora Wakeman is stopping with
her sister. Mrs. H. E. Drown.
A. N. Garrison started for his home
in Wheatland. CAL, Thursday night.
Mrs. Benz. Watkins recently visited
her daughter, Mrs. Clogston, in Barton.
Fred Elkins of the U. S. customs
located in Quebec, was in town this
week.
L. B. Wellman entertained his broth
er, Harry R. Wellman. of Boston re-
Gently.
F. J. Kelley is at home after spend.
ing two weeks in Richford and Bur.
lington.