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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-08

rem Of Princeton University. They are
ably assisted by Mr.. J. s. Conel OF IL
linois, Mr.. Carl C. Speidel Of Prince
ton and Mr.. ]. Frus of Tufts College.
The latter are postgraduate students,
who are gaining experience and know.
ledge while working at the Labora-
tory The greater part Of the men
have not arrived but many are expect
ed soon.
Miss Addie Prince of Brunswick has
arrived here and will pass the entire
summer on the point.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Pendlebury OF
Philadelphia arrived last Thursday
with her daughter, Miss Jean Pendle-
bury, at their summer home which
they bought and built over last year.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Grace
Baillie and Mrs. b. Yil from Philadel-
phia, Pa.
The Misses Gertrude and Marion
Hall OF Portland are among the ar
rivals OF June 26th. They are COM
Sortably settled for the season at Mr..
Frederick Toothaker's.
Mr.. Carl G. Speidel Of 2309 First
street. Washington, d. c., Is boarding
on the point this summer. Mr.. Speid-
ell Is taking postgraduate course at
Princeton, after having graduated
from Lafayette College where he was
Continued on Page ~
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t'%%%'F" PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1915

OF keith's Theatre. Wednesday after
noon MIR. Dempster, in company with
Hon. Willis B. Hall, president of the
Congress Square Associates, and Mr..
G. Waldron Smith, chairman of the
executive committee of the Pageant,
went to the pageant grounds at Great
Chebeague in a private launch, going
carefully over the water and land
course that he is to figure in.
In the first act of the Greek play,
ulysses, acted by Mr.. Dempster, APP
preaching the Court of the King is
ship-wrecked; his crew is lost, but he
swims to the shore and is found in
an exhausted condition by the maids
and women in waiting of Nausicaa.
Mr.. Dempster arranged in very care
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full detail just where the vessel is to
be sunk and carefully noted the place
he is to reach after his vessel goes
down. In the hands of so masterful
an actor it is agreed that this especial
scene will be a marvelously interest
ing one.
Rear Admiral Peary who is summer
ing at his Eagle Island home, will be
the guest Of the Associates at the Pag-
cant. A special box was rendered
him, and he has accepted and will be
present with his family, including
Miss Peary, widely known as the
North Pole Snow Baby" she having
been born while her mother was with
the Admiral on one of his trips to the
frozen North. No man in the present
generation has been more celebrated
or widely known than the intrepid ex-
plorer and thousands will be glad to
see him at close range as a spectator
of this superb presentation of The
Adventures of Ulysses"
On Wednesday last, the President of
the Congress Square Associates Hon.
Willis B. Hall, G. Waldron Smith,
chairman of the Pageant committee
and Harry E. Wilson, chairman of the
committee on grounds and construc-
tion, went to Great Chebeague Island
for the purpose of laying ont the erec-
tion of the Grecian Court scene in
which the action Of the Greek Pageant
is to take place.
The entire outdoor amphitheatre is
at present covered with a velvety
green grass which will be moved
three or four times before the event
occurs. The fine solid turf will also
be rolled, and that part of the grounds
forming the stage will be smoothed for
the hundreds of dancers who will,
under the direction of Virginia Tan
ner, present the most spectacular and
artistic outdoor production ever at
tempted in Maine or indeed all New
England.
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Cliff Island.
THIS POPULAR RESORT HAS HAD
MANY RECENT ARRIVALS.
News Of interest Concerning the Cot
tagers on the Island.

News OF interest Concerning the Cot
tagers on the Island.
Mrs. Josephine Pitkin and her son.
MIR. Perlie Pitkin of Montpelier. New
Hampshire recently arrived at their
cottage on the Bluffs.
Mr.. Walter c. ellison and wife of
Concord, New Hampshire are now oc-
cupying their cottage on Cliff Island
avenue. The Gilsons are people, who
nave spent many happy seasons on the
island and have many congenial
friends here
Mr.. Arthur Stevens and his wife.
who spent his vacation of two weeks
visiting Mrs. Stevens mother, Mrs
Gushing, have returned to their home
in South Lancaster, Mass, where Mr..
Stevens is engaged in the grocery
business.
store of the Cobb Grocery Co. has as a
new clerk this summer, Mr.. Norman
Steward Of Richmond, Me. Mr. Ste
ward has just completed his freshman
year ct Bowdoin college. Mr.. Steward
as his customers will find will always
give his best efforts to add to their
comfort and pleasure.
''The Lodges, the cottage of Miss
Elizabeth Griffiths, Brooklyn, y. Y. is
again occupied by herself. Miss Grif-
fiths is entertaining for the summer
her dear friend, Miss Kate NJ. Farms
worth of Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred .McNeal and son.
William, all Of Clinton, Iowa are the
guests for week Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
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MEMORABLE STORM.

The rainfaN of last weeks storm,
measure from Thursday to Monday
night, Sundays clearing being only q
tempeGary heat wave, was In excess of
six Sfcbes. Over three inches fell
Saturday between the hours of and
ia M, accompanied by an electrical
Storm which did only slight damage.
Sfhe deluge of rain, however, washed
out roads and beaches were barred by
rivers OF surface water. AT some
places clans were gathered by the
bushel, lying exposed on the beach.
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Mr.. Dempster as Ulysses
ACTOR NOW AT
BAILEY ISLAND TO STAR
IN GREEK PAGEANT
Rear Admiral Peary to be Present at
Chebeague Classic Next Week.

The selection by the Congress
Square Associates for the leading
male character in the Greek Pageant
to be given at Great Chebeague
Island Saturday, July 18th, of Mr..
Robert Dempster of New York, who
will essay the part of Ulysses, is prob
ably the very strongest that could
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09
Der WeIthries ilnd Sebansbai.

Ser untenItebenbe Brief zines pits
afatifden 8eri9terf ftatters sibt Elm
anfdauIi9es Bib Der &riegspirtuns
gen i'm fernen Often: -
gs si6t tppbl taum einen aiueiten
PIaB auf Der sanSen @roe, mo 9lnses
bDrige allsr triesfiibrenben 9atipnen
unter elmer einbeitIi9en @erpnItung
SuTammen ipobnen, als S9ansbai.
Ser eisentiimli6e gbdratter Der ins
ternntiuSalen NieberIaFung Sdong>
bui lit au9 tuGbrenO bes 8eIttrieaes
duberlidb sepnbrt gebIieben, ipenn
aud bic 8eipObner in f9urf 9etrenns
te rationale Eager geteilt IinO unb,
tpo es nur sebt, cine eefenidaftIide
8eriibrung bermeiben. 9as Bib,
Oas man tGsIi9 in ben eIettriIhen
Strabenbdbnen beoba9ten fann, trG9t
ben @tempeI tiibIiter 8orrettbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09

Der @runb unb 8o6sn, auf benz bic
internationale NieoerlaHung itebt, els
ne internatiOndle @ere9tIame unter
gbinas Sberbobeit. Gin braftiIdes
8orseben ggen Die 0suti6sn in bie'
Ier Stobt piiroe baber einem &pnflitt
nit China glei9tommen. 60 miil<
fen fi9 Die @n9lduoer in bns nnuers
meibIihe fiisen unb ole perbubten
9eutI9en, bic 10 bel gu Der pirts
f9aftli9en @ntipidelung Der Stoot
beisetrusen babsn, in ihrsr Ritte
bulben.
SIM iibrigen iinS aber bic GnsIGn>
Der in S9ansbai bemiibt, bic Stel>
lung Der 9eutIden OaIeIbit gu
untergruben. 9a ibnen ieoe Wa9t
fsblt, ole pOIitiIde uno lpirtI9afts
Ii6e Stellung Der 0eutfden gu ers
i9iittern, finben iie i6r @oblgefallen
bariu, bic beutI9en uno Dferreis
6iIdzungarii4en MitgIieber aus Den
@ereinen gu entfernen. 0dnt ibrer
Uie1r1ett baben 1te duh Dar1lt Grs
foIg gebabt, obpobl, ipObIsemertt, ies
ne @ereine nibt rein engliI9, Ionoern
International iparen. @inise @ereine
bnben in bDfli9er Jorm Die Dem
3tpeibunb anseb0risen Mitslieoer ge'
beten, fir bic Sduer bes &rieges bem
@srein fernSubleibsn, onbere busesen
bdben parusrupben Der Subunsen in
Gntpen6ung gebra9t, nit benen man
iittli9 nidt eintpunOfreie TlttsIieSer
Ooboniogt.
Don ben 9sutfden S9ansbois 1T
es nur ipenigen psra0nnt eslpefen,
na9 Dem &riegsuusbru9 bic !Seimat
gu erreiden, neil bas llnternshmen
gu tOIltiibn mar, iih auf frsmben
9ampfern burd Die ensliI9e 8epu'
dung auf bem Weltmeere Su f9mugs
seln. Der srDbte Sell bss iiinsersu
beutf6en Glementes folsts benz Ruf
bes 4aiIers mad Siingtau, um bort
Elm Speites Stiid6sn oeutTde Ssi'
mat aeaen ben SSstnb au DsrteieigsH.
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pirb 6sn beutI9en MeIounsen, bic
brabtIos na9 Qlmertta uno BON bort
auf benz ameritanif9en &abel nod
S9angbai telegrapbiert iperben, eats
segengebra9t. Ginise 9ineiiide 8IGts
ter, bornebnIi9 in Sii69ina, baben
iiberbaupt ouf cine @ie6ergabe ber
engliI9en MeI6unsen perai9tet unb
bringen nur bic beuti9en Selesrams
me. Die 9ineiiI9e Sosesprefe bon
S9ansbai 6rudt bic Meloungen aus
beiben AuelIsn ab unb berithtet tigs
Ii9 in Sorm zines turSen 2eitartitets
iibsr bic dlIgemeine &rtessIdge. WiaH
mub es ben 9ineiifaen Reoatteuren
IuFen, baB fie fid porsiisIi4 auf bas
2efen Der ReuterIden Wtelbuusen
perIteben. sic piFen gang senou,
iuie iie Elm en9Itfhes SeIegrdmm sii
beuten baben, ipenn oarin bon
,fble6tem, bic Sperntionen binberns
Dem @etter~ bic Rsbe 1T ober ipenn
Der Seinb riiberIesene 8erItGrtungen"
beransebra9t bat. j
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Die 9abeimgebIiebenen seniigen ibrer
baterldnbiI9en gflibt bur9 @elbs
fammlungen, bic teiltpeiIe an bic
beutf9en &riegsgefangenen in Sapan,
teiIipeiIe an bic bsutiden uno DIters
rei9if9sungdrii9en 2unosleute in
Sibirien sehen un0 gum Sell au9
CUR 1lnterftiibung bilfs6soiirftiser
9eutT9er in S9angbai, bic aus
Siingtau pber anberen PIGben biers
Der tamen, peripenoet psroen. @Iei9
na9 &riegsausbru9 ipurbe Elm SilFss
fonbs sesriinbet, Der ii9 bic @inz
fammlung unb 8erteiluns Der @eIoer
aur Iufsabe gema9t bat. Die 9euts
i9en S9angbais boben bisber fait
cine @iertelmi[Iion Nart suidmmens
gebra9t, abgeieben bon ben eroben
SenOunsen 2iebessuben, bic an bic
eripGbnten 8eitimmungsorte ab9esans
gen iinb. Ser 8etrag lit faIt aus
I9lieBlth bur9 freitpilIige 8eitrd9e
uno bur9 bic 8eranitdltuug BON ipiis
fenf6aftliden 8ortrd9en auiammens
sebra4t ipOrben.
Gin srobes 8erbienit i'm bus 3us
ftunbetommen Der 8Ortrdse bat ii9
Der gbineIifde 9erbanb 9eutf9er
Sngenieure eripptben, auf 6eFen @ers
anlafung es uns aud mDgIih ees
tporben mar, tinematosrapbiI9e glufs
nabmen bon bsutIden &ricgsI9ous
plGbsn bier bursefiibrt gu feben.
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giiirnbsrser 8ursgruFcnburs. SIN
II. Sabrbunbert erbout, ipurOe iie Inn
oisieIbe Seit pie bieie, i'm Sabre
1923, 0ur9 bic @rdfin Senriette BON
Wiirttemberg, Die @ittpe Gberbarbs
W, serit6rt. Sm Sabre 1854 ipur0e
Die Burg burh gemeinfnme UlitteI
Der b.rf9iebenen 3ipeige bes 3olIerns
I1en @eI9Ie9ts tpieber oufgebout.
gluf oieIen @ieberaufbau, an Dem
Wlartgraf gllbre9t BON 8ranbenburg,
SerSpg pbilipp bon 8ursunO, Mart=
graf RorI bon 8n6en uno &aiIer
SrieSri9 III. betciltst tparen. Oeutet
cine Sni9rift am @ingdngstOr Der
neuen Burg, bic aIio Iautst:
.3Ollern, giirn6erg, 8rdnbenburg i'm
buno
baum bic Burg auf alten grunb 1854.
Mi9 buut preubens itarte banb,
9loIertor bin t9 genannt 1851"
SIN 9teiBisidbrtsen &rieg beripii>
iteten S9neben uno @iirttem6erger
absrmuls Die Burg. Bon 1850 bis
1898 bate OeIterret9 oas Re9t, eine
8siabung in bic Burg gu Iesen. DIS
i'm Sabre 1850 SricOrib DiIbeIm
". BON preuben einen Reubau unter
Der 2eitung bes Sngenieurbaupt=
manns 8lantenburg auffiibrsn Iieb.
tparen auber ber &apele nur nod
fpenige Sriimmer borbanoen. 9as
S9lpb nit 6 Siirmsn ipuroe na9
benz aIten @runbriB our8 StiiIer
erbuut, Die 8efeitigungsanlasen na9
ben 2lnsuben bes Generals bon
pritttpib ausgefiibrt.
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Seutfde, Ssiterreidsr unb unsarn,
ipeiBe uno selbe @riten, StaIiener
unb RuFen iiben iaeinbar sintrd9tis
nebeneinanOer in Der StraBenbubn,
unb Der @uBenitebenoe tam nur sr.
raten, pds binter ben Stirnn Der
einSeInen Reiienben po9t. &einer
6entt natiirIi9 bus Bette bon ieinem
Ra9bar. 8efonbers BEL ben @ngs
ldnbern fheint man cine perbaltene
Wut gu ieben. bab iic NIT 9eutTden
auf elmer 9ant gu IiBen bnben. 5rsis
li6, tpenn es nod oen 9ebern in bsr
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teren Stautstonsler Ssrbr. b. Sars
benberg treffIid peripalteten Mlarts
graffdaften 9lnsbad uno 8apreuib
getommen ipar, Die Stubt gliirnberg
fetnem 8eiib einperleiben f6nnen, ba
iie ibm ibre freitpi[li9e unterperfung
dnbot. preuBen Icbnte ober Die llebers
nabme Der Sta6t, bic fart nit
S4uIben belaftet par, o6. geim
&ei9sOefutatiOns OnsbauptI9Iub BON
1903 bebieIt Riirnberg ole &ei6sfreis
belt, tpdbreno Der 86nig bon Preus
ben pieber 8urg9raf bon Tiirnbers
puroe. @s gdb aber balb 3piiti9teis
ten 5ipiT9en Der Sta6t unO benz t0s
nisli6en 8urggrafen, in 6eren @erz
lduf preuben einen Sell bes gliirnz
berger Stabtsebietes fDrmIi6 in 9es
fib nabm. SIN Sabre 1906 tam
giirnberg nebft Der MartsrdfI5aft
@nsba4 in Den 8efib 8aperns, bem
our9 ben Siliiter Srieben 1910 aud
8abreutb sufieI. gtuf tur5e 3eit ers
griff PreuBen no9maIs i'm Sabre
1866 BON Niirnberg 8eiib, aIs am
@nbe bes &rieges, am 1. 9tusuit,
elm preuBii9es Reierbetorps unter
Dem @roBber5Og bon Medlenburg.
S9perin Die Stobt beieBte. 9a Bis
mard aber fir @efiiblspoIitit ni9ts
iibrtg bate, mar Der Sraum Der Dies
bereriperbung Der bobsn5oIIerni9en
Stommlanbe in Sranten our9 preus
Ben nur BON turaer 9auer,
Dobl aber bat 8abern benz &0nig
bon Preuben ben MlitbeIiB an Der
aIten gtiirnberger &aiferburg einges
rGumt. limb 6iefe lift aud i'm neuen
9eutI9en GRei9 f9on mebrfa9 5ur
Stdtte Don biitoriI9er 9e6eutung gee
poroen. Sier tpurben, als Der &aiier
@nOe ber 90er Sabre su groBen Mas
nODern Der baberii9sn 4rmes in
Sranten ipeilte, in perf0nIic1er nnters
reoung 5ipiI9en bem &aiIer unb Dem
PrinSregenten 9uitpoIb Die Iebten
8eOenten beieitigt, 6ie Der @infiibs
rung bes Hei98militdri
DIES in 8apern entgegenitonoen, uno
auf Der Burg BON gaiirnberg iibers
ret9te &Onig 2ubipig III. Dem beuts
fden &aiIer bor tpenigen @p6en ben
baberiIben Mari9uusitab gum GuBes
rem 3ei9en Der abermaIigen 8etrGfs
tigung preuBif9=baperii9er 8affens
briiOeri6aft auf ben fransDiiI9en tpie
auf ben ruiIiI9en S9la9tfelOsrn.
Bon Der alten 8urggrnfenburg 1T
nur nod Ser .fiinfedi9e Surm", 6as
Glteite 9ebduoe Riirnbergs, erbaIten.
@r 1T auf unferem 9iloe re6ts bon
Der 4aiIerburg gu ieben. Spnit finb
muir nod Seile Der &dpelle unb Der
Qmtmannspobnung erbalten. SIM
Snnern bes Surmes bsfinoet ii9 cine
nit alien m1gli6en Marterperfseus
gen ausgeitattete Goltertammer, bors
unter bic iosenonnte n@iierne Sungs
frau. Ser runoe Surm nit Dem
3elt6a9 lit elmer Der betannten
Riirnbsrser Sortiirme, Der @eitnsrs
o6er Sinipellturm.
Die alts SobenSollernburg, bic nuf
einem 955 Meter boben, Der I6pGbis
f9en gt1b bOrgelugerten &altfelien er>
baut mar, teilte bas S6idfal Der
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1aiirHbers Hnd BobenzoIIertl.
Sdjidfale ber alten 8urggraicn' nno
ber Spben5ullernburg.

Sas am 81. Sttobsr sefeierte 500
iGbriss Subildum Der Grnennung
Srie0rt9s bon 3Ollern gum Miarts
grufen bpn 8ranoenburg bradte ole
S9idfoIe Der oIte9ripiirbisen Burg
au Riirnberg unO Der Soben5ofierns
burg tpteoer in @rinnerung.
Die Burg gu Riirnberg ipurbe ies
6enfalIs unter &diIer Seinridb H.,
benz SetIisen, erbaut; aud beri9tet
Die Sage, Oub bic alte 2inOe auf Dem
giirnberser 8ursbof BON ieiner @es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09

Sen gbinefen ipur6e ebenfaGIs 9es
lsgen6eit geboten, Der 8orfiibrung
Der &riessbiIber bsiaupobnen. Man
fOnnte babel ipieber einmal beOba9s
ten, ipie poltstiimIi9 9eneraIfeIbmars
fdalI Sin6enburs bel ben gbinefen
geipprben 1T. Sein Bib puvbe
mebrmols seaeist. uno fofort b0rte
man Hufe: rSfing=bespo!!" (So
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NCtS OAAB VI IulNbSlB III lglSl VShtf@
gen @eitalt.
mablin, Der beiligen &unigunbs, ses
pfTnnst fei. Sbre isBise @eitaIt erbieIt
Die Burg inter Sriebrt9 8arbarofa.
Sos aIte S9IOB Der 8urggrufen bon
Niirnberg, oos ii9 nabe Der 8aiiers
burg befanO, beitebt ni9t mebr. gs
ipurbe i'm Sabre 1920 in elmer SebOe
rnit Dem Sersos bon 8apernsSngols
ftoOt niebergebrannt. 9ln Ieiner Stelle
tpurOe i'm Sabre 1894 bon Der Staot
elm Sprnbuus, bic &aiieritallung ers
rt9tet, ole DItlib BON Der Saiierburg
5tpii6en benz fiinfedtgen Surm .uno
Dem Surm r2uginslano" liegt. SIN
Sabre 1927 tdufte bic freie Rel4ss
fta6t gliirnberg Die Burg famt allen
3ube6Dr bon Dem 9urggrdfen Srieos
rid vi. fir 100000 @uIben. SieIer
aauF mar NIT elm 9runo gu ben
fye6Sen Der Martsrafen gllbre9t
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ipri6t Der GbinsTe Siuoenburs uus.)
Die Spmputbien, bic bic Gblnefen
ni4t nllein in S9ungboi, fonbern
in allen Seilen Gbinos 6en 9sutIdsn
entsegenbringen, finO sr0Ber aIs ie in
Der GjeI9iGte Der Oeutfbs9lneIiIfen
Sesiebungen. nReuters" 2iisenfeIbs
5u9 in China 1T poGitdnbis eeIdeis
tert. Sin unbebingtss @ertrausn
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britiT6en SogsspreFe @dansbais
einse, ipdren bic 0eutf9er fdon
ldnsit aus Der gaieOerIaFung ausses
ipieIen porben. @IiidIi9eripeiIe III
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N6illes, SrieOrt9 unb 9tlbre9t 2lls
cibidoes nit Der Stabt Hiirnberg unO
Den frGntif9en Siiriten, iinter benen
ssranten Idper gu Ieiben bate. SIM
Sabre 1896 bate Preubeu, bas 1871
tpieber in ben 9eitB Der bon Dem IpGs
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-19

ward the open court where riliemen
were hidden behind the blacksmith
shop door: Hillstrom's request %
face his executioners unblindfolded
was granted.
The members of the firing squad
were taken to the prison secretly and
their identity vas not known. One of
their five guns contained a blank. but
none of the rilemen knew which had
the harmless weapon. The. rifles. en-
tending from five holes in the door.
pointed al a congress chair 80 feet
away i'll he prison yard. The guards
quickly showed the doomed man into
Ii chair, strapped his legs and arms
to posts and fastened a strap around
his waist.
The prison physician took Hill
strom's pulse and pinned a white targ-
ct over his heart. The little group of
official witnesses kept at n safe dist.
ance. behind ropes. Sheriff Corless
stepped back and asked the witnesses
to uncover. He gave the signal and
five rifles spoke. Four spit deadly mis-
sles through the white target, through
Hillstrom's heart and into the packed
sand BOX behind the chair. Hillstrom
died almost instantly.
Although Hillstrom came To the
United States from Sweden when he
was 20. he did not take out citizen.
ship papers. He was well known in
the ranks OF the Industrial Workers
Of the World. Charges by the prose
cution that Hillstrom was arrested
during the Butte labor trouble. that
he aided the Mcnamara brothers in
their ~dynamiting career and other al
legations, were never refuted by the
defense. hut Attorney o. n. Hilton of
Denver, a volunteer in Hillstrom's de
fence, challenged the pardon board TO
prove that Hillstrom was ever convict
ed of any criminal charges.
IIillstrom was the author of many
!. w. W. songs and articles display.
ing his bitterness against conditions.
rather than any marked literary tai
ent. He had no fixed place of resi-,
dencc.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Land Office
023Sl

Elko. Nevada, Nov 10. 1915
NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN
QUlNTANA, of Elko, County of EIko.
State of Nevada, has filed in this office
his application to select under the pru-
visions OF Section 1906 of the II. S. of
the United States, the following de-
scribed land, viz:
The NEA of the SWL of Section
10, Township AZ North, Range 30
East, Mt. Diablo Meridian, containing
40 acres, within the Elko, Nevada land
district.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands described, or desir,
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal TO applicant,
should file their affidavit of protest
IN this office, on or before the 22nd
day of December, 1915.
JOHN Z. ROBBINS,
Register.
First publication Nov. 10, 1915.
Last publication Dec. l6. 1915.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-19
NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROV.
ING WILL

NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROV.
ING WILL
In the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State Of Ne.
Vada, In and for the County of EIko.
In h matter of the estate OF WILL
LAM STEVENS HILLMAN, Deceas.
ed.
Harry \. Hillman filed with the
Clerk of this court his petition pray
ing for The admission to probate of a
certain document purporting L be the
last Will and Testament OF William
Stevens Hillman, Deceased, which
said document has been heretofore
filed with The Clerk OF this court, and
airy %thereupon be issued TO him, and
the hearing of said petition having
been set for the hour Of 10 \. NJ. of
the 22nd day OF November, \. ID. 1915,
or as soon thereafter as counsel may
be heard, AT the Court room OF the
said District Court at EIko, County of
Elko, Nevada.
All parties interested in SAID estate
are hereby notified to file objections
i'll writing, if any they have, ON or
before that date, or to he present in
court at that time to present their
objections, il any they have, why said
instrument should not be admitted TO
probate and letters testamentary
~thereupon be issued TO Harry \. Hill
man according to his petition.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have
hercunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the said District Court this
the 10th day of November. A. ID. 1915.
ROBERT b. HUNTER,
Clerk.
First publication Nov. 1O-lJl5.
Last publication Nov. %, 1915
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-19
T TO CREDITORS

In the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the State Of Ne.
vada, In and for the County Of EIko.
Ia the matter Of the sta OF KATH-
ERNIE SCOLLARD PHILLIPS. De
ceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
by All order OF the District Court OF
the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in and for the Coun-
" of Elko. duly made and entered
on the Sth day of November, A. d..
1915, the undersigned was duly ap.
pointed as the administrators of the cs.
tate of katherine Scotland Phillips.
deceased and that he has qualified as
such administrator
Notice is further given that any and
all persons having claims against said
decedent or the said Estate must file
the same with the Clerk of the above
entitled Court. with proper vouchers
and the statutory affidavit attached,
within three months from the date of
the first publication of this notice, or
their claims will be forever barred.
Dated this 9th day of November.
-. d. 1915.
VIM. II. PHILLIPS,
Administrator.
First publication Nov. Q. 1915.
Last publication December Ii. 1915.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-19
NOTICE OF CLERK OF TIME FOR
PROBATE OF WILL

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the County of
Elko, In and for the County of EIko.
In the matter of the estate of Hell
ENA p. JOHNSTON, Deceased.
a document purported to be the
Last Will and Testament of Helena p.
Johnston, Deceased, having this day
come into the possession of the above
named District Court, and a Petition
for the probate thereof, and for the
issuance of Letters Testamentary
thereon to Joseph W. Johnston, having
been filed therein by him;
NOW, THEREFORE. |, Robert b.
Hunter. Clrek of the District Court
of the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Nevada. in and for the County
OF Elko. do hereby fix and appoint
Thursday, the Second day of Decem-
Der, y. d., 1915, at the hour of ten