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The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17

straighten his bent shoulders to say. "I killed you once for her sake, and, d-n you. I'll kill you again. old as l am.''
 Come on" Wilkerson said roughly don't get excited. Now take me down and introduce me to the boys
 Gallon sighed heavily as he obeyed and took him to where John DOrr was now starting his days work
 "John." he said heavily. this is liar " WilkerSnn, the new superintendent of the mine He used to be my part ncr It won't interfere with your work any" He paused for breath "ln fact it will take lot of extra details off your shoulders.
 John looked at Wilkrrson His heart was filled with bitterness. but he sim ply said "All right. MT Gallon.' and left.
 Well" said Wilkerson 'lN take charge right away" He picked np a telegraph blank and sal down at the desk with new assurance As if he had been dismissed by his superior Thomas Gallon stepped feebly nway When he was gone Wilkerson wrote rapidly:
 Master Key Mine" via Silent Valley.
 March IS, 19-.
 Jean Darnel, Astor House, New York City. N. Y: i have just been appointed superintend- ent of this mine; tell George; letter fol- lows HARRY He stared down at his own signature with a strange feeling that 1t was new letters instead of fgures He wine ed as he seemed to hear her say: ''I'll never marry you until you are rich. Get the money and you shall have Jean Darnell"
 The new superintendent gr1tted his teeth. folded up the telegram and call ed roughly to a boy lounging outside on the porch:
 Here, take this to the telegraph station, and be quick about it!' Then he addressed himself to an examina. | ton of the reports and time sheets and various papers that explained the
 
 fingers caressed receipts that spoke of gold extracted from the earth.
 Continued to-morrow.)
 Your wife will believe any explaua' tton you make for being out late fl she knows nobody else will.
 A boy can be lot prouder of his ia ther for not dressing out of style than for being one of the big men of the world.
 One of the most useful things about men going into politics is it's sufficient warning to the public not to trust them.--New York Press.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
BILL BOARDS IN LINE.

By its action in refusing to accept further advertising contracts for whis ky or distilled and spirituous liquors, the members of the Poster Advertis. ing association place themselves in line with the 52G daily newspapers and scores of magazines in the United States whose columns are closed to all liquor advertising.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17

day a. m., June 19. Bodcaw, Parker, Monday, June Ii' Azor, Parker, Tuesday, a. nl'' 0uie 2.
 Forrest Hill, Albany, Tuesday p' h., June 22. oo Sutton, Albany, Wednesday, June ~ Laneburg, Albany, Thursday June 24.
 Emmet, Emmet, Friday, June zo' Boughton, Boughton, Sa'uru"" June 26.
 Prescott, Missouri, June 20th " July 10.
 Fred Wallis, Assessor
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17

There will be an all-day singing ~ Boards Chapel on the Fourth sunu'' in June. Everybody invited to com, and bring your song books ana l',' baskets. A good time is anticlp'''' Committee.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17

A boy can be lot prouder of his ia. ther for not dressing out of style than for being one of the big men of the world.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17

Your wife will believe any explana. tion you make for being out late fl she knows nobody else will.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17

One of the most useful things about men going into politics is it's sufficient warning to the public not to trust them.--New York Press.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02

ipess f5neG aussefiibrt. gs mar
faft 6 llbr, ols bns eriie Sluaseue
Rarlsrube errsi9te; srft bic erite
8pm6e rief ben gllarm berpor. @is
bic Tlusssuse in Iangiamer obsr
ii9trsr 6otse nn9einanber bic Stabt
errei9tsn, T9pebten iie aus benz
erausE MOrsenbimmsI nieber, Bis
iie bus9 ben nod iiber bem @runbs
bdngenben 9ebel bic Suseipieienen
3iele unterI9eibsn tonnten, bas
g 9tpB auf bent, SiigeI (2) nit
ieinem WalOOorbang. ben paIaft
'bes Marfsrafen i'm Sal, bic 8abns
itation ufp. Damn mar bic S0lIe
in aarIsrube losseIaHen. Soft cine
Stunrs lang regnete es Bomber.
Seine auf SoIpitGIer unb pripats
bduler se5islte 8runobpmben, iOns
bern groBe A. unb 6aDIlige
9paamitsef9offe segen bi.
RegierungssebGubs unb MiIitdrs
'gtabliNements. Sas &ra9en Der
plubCHLeH NOulnuClt ipuL Iull uHuh~
terbro6en. 0ie Sruppen purben
alarmiert. llmfonit. Sfein @ef9iib
tonnts fdnel eenug in StelIuns ees
bro9t tperben, Inn es auf bic f6nea
bins unb berbeipesIiben SsIuaSeugs
fi9sr su ridten. Sebss GIusaeug,
bas feline tobbrinssnbe 2abung BON
@rpIp{inseidoFen abgeipprfen battle.
tsbrts nit sr0Bter SdnelIisteit bes
MOtors nah Sruntreia suriid. Den
Offi3ieren unb ginipobnern mub
ss aber sefdiensn baben, als iOlIte
bic PrOseiiion bOmbenlperfenber
MaI9inen ME Rnben. Wir flogen
I9neler Suriid ols bin. Die glbs
ipebrfononen pfefferten auf uns an
bielen Stellen, absr bic Wa9e ball
tsnben SlugSeuse paBten auf unO
balfer Ben Gliesern iiber bic se'
fdbrIi9e 3One.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02

Sas lit nidt seraSe id0ne eben;
Sod fam man Ieidjt 10 mas erIeben
Soipie nod andre Slbentener;
Rir5, es lit bier nidt redJt gebeuer.
Sus bieIen @riinben foIet Der ShIub
Ra6 9iublanO eebe MIR, iper milBl
8er abcr MN an SalIe bIeibt
llno iid bnbeini Die 8eit bertrcibt,
Ser ienSe fleibi9 burd bic Soit
9em Slrie9er lluterbalt 1ub Soft,
8pfiir oerielbe redt eutpfdn9lid);
9enn Sunger madIt ben Diagen ldnglid
limb ilneepobnt, mas gu beroauen;
Mie IoIl man bann ben 8uii' perBauen?
Sies fibre mnn iid gu @emiitel
(Soh oent' nm ridjt, bu meine @iite.
Ser 9erl. Der mill i6on tpieber freHenl)
Rein, neiu, man foil nur nitbt ber9eiien,
Sbn ab uub su uno itets bon neuenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02
GabOrnas Gricss6rridlte.


Sya, lit oieIer Stil nitt netter,
glls Der. no bel lmS beliebt2
Nian erfdbrt bod mas bonn ySetter.
(Bos bel ms bios Siege eibt.)
RanbmaI ihreibt cr bon Dem Ne9er,
Melher aIlf Die a6pte itrib,
Rnubmal brarnte auf ben Srdgen
Gar gu beib Der Sonuenitidl.
Ranhmal mndjt er pieIe 8orte,
lluo mir b0reu, bab ein gSino
Srgeno ipO an einem Ortc
Bebte lieblid uro gclino.
RandmaI ipar Der 9immel trodeu;
Naud)mal aher mar er feu6t;
Wan6mal bat man lid erlhrodeu,
WenH es mo geiuetterleubtt.
StimnungsuolIe Striegsberidtel
llno man preiit iie Srum aud iebr;
ga, CT itrablet ia't I'M 2idte
Wis elm eDter Sprifer.
Sreilib. freilieb, nie nod meIof er
enoIid ben ueripro9nen : Sturm.
Siebtenb Iibt Der grube SeIoberr
Inter ieinem Hegeuifurm.
Grid 8ogeIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02

9em uidt aIIein oem b6Ien giuI'
Sit Butti 10 elm Soh0eulibl
Seoodl i'm ored'gen Sdiibengraben
Sam man nid1t immer 10 mas babeu.
Scr Sluiie ihidt 5ipar ~3udcrbiite~
(Sisipeileu bon gepnlt'ger @iite),
9od iagt man ielten nafiir -oaufe-,
(Sns fon1nit BON ibrem Saugeitanfe).
slnf 3iebt es fdltIih an Die @eine
(sIm beiten ipdr's, man bdtte feiue),
9dnu ipiirbe man nidt bnran frieren,
Sang ab9eie1en bon man6en Sieren.
Sn oieier Siniidbt lit Die gBa6e
glud feline algenebme SadJe.
glu6 lam man auf ben RadtpatroIheH
Sen 8orbermann gar Ieidbt eroolden.
lln6 ninmt Der 0tanu 10 etipns frun;m,
90 brebt er it'd gang pI6bIieb nm
limb gibt Dir nit Dem Golben einen,
SAB Dir bic Gugelein eribeincu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02
Der fIiessraRsriff auf karlsruhe.

Sis Gsutf9sn babsn nismols
Slisgeransriffe uuf franaOiiIde oOsr
engliI6e StGbte semadt. auBer es
ipdren Syeitunsen gelpeisn. Sore
Seinbe iebo4 baben pieberbolt p0ls
Zig psbrloie, friebliGe beutide
StGbt,, fugor S0rfer i'm S9parss
iuolbe bpmborbiert. @er erinnert
fi9 ni9t bsr tpieberbolten @nsriffs
ouf Sreiburg i'm 8reisgau. cine uns
befeitigte Stabt obne iebe miIitGris
I6e 8ebeutungs 8ei BEN lebten
Qtneriffe auf Sreiburg ipur6en 5pOlf
SinO.G serriFen. peI6e auf benz
freisn plaBs por elmer Stride ipiel<
ten. Damn erfolste Der 9lnsriff auf
2ubipissbafen Munnbeim, nobel
ebenfolIs mebrere bormIoie Menf9en
get0tet purben. Der 8orpanb mar
bier, baB bic fron5Oiif4en 5Iiessr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02

3par 10 elm SIob, empfmblith beibt er
Seoon Die llebun9 mad1t ben Meiiter
Ser rnube Strie9er, er entbedt
60 Sieutlidl iegIi1es Snieft;
Ytit SendeIol lnn 9npbtaIin
lInp nit @ebuIo, ba frieet cr i'm.
limb bat er ibn, mndlt ibn 5unidlte
Sie Slaume bon benz aerSenlidte.
Gu iuiro er i1ner5los It'll setotet
llno oudl 0os SenlOe nidlt gerotet
@s ipiro iobann Die SSago geidIoiicu;
Ser Sa9oerfolg, Der wiro begoHcn
Ytil 9ium un0 ionit'gem Nlfobol,
Sas mt Dem bico'ren arieeer fuo6I;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02
Sin eies bei sadjt.

9ie rSeeidIddt" bon Bergen. in
Der iid engIiide Pun5erf1iffe. biz
fi9 i'm Duntel Der Ra9t ni4t er.
tannteu, am IS. april betGmpfteu
unb perni9teten, tpirb BON r9ottlieb"
i'm 8erIiner Sag" tpie fOIst beiun'
gen;
Sit es pdbr, ipaS man berihtet,
gSas 5u nneinen Dbren Hang:
Zion" idredIih 5u9eridtet,
y8arrior uno superb" perlant2
gbles @nslano. iiege ipeiter.
S6Iage micS,r iol6e SdIadt;
StolS rerfiinbe baum Serr 9ieuter
~@rober ih6ner Siea = bel yiaht!" -
llmiidbt bate ibn eritritten,
limb penn ibr aid uiel uerlort,
Sci Der 9fubm eu9 niht beibnitten,
@enu ibr ielbit i'll 0runo eu6 bohrt.
rgrapo, gn9Iaubl" alio enoi8t
Neein Interchangeable Gang.
-Stari lit, mer ben &0ipen bdnoigt,
Stdrter. ner iidl ielbit be5lpang."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02

mar tas sroBberaosli9e 0feiiOenss
fhloB. in pel9em bic beririttpete
9robberSosin, cine ebripiirbise alte
Dame, SOdter bes &aiier @iIbeIms
l., pObnte. Sbre So9ter, bic S0s
nigin BON S9peben, ipar bort gu
9ofe. Serner mar bic ieBige
9rObber5usin nit ibren 8inbern ans
ipeIenr. @s lit bur9aus onounebs
men, bob es ben Sran5ofen betannt
mar, poB bas S4IOb nur bon Srou'
en- unD Sinbern, ioipie bon Der Die
nerf9aft bsipobnt mar. gel9sn
3ped bot es iiberbaupt, Elm fpl9es
Sdlob anSusrsifen, oa ia bas Sc
bGube ni9t ben ssrineften militds
rii9er Wert beIibt. Dir polIen
nidt dnnebmen. bub bic 5ranSofen
bic @rmprbung Der idpebiI4en &Oa
nisin i'm 9tuse batten. SebenfaIs
fielen bic meiiten Bomber in uns
mitteIborer Ndbe bes ReIibenai9loIs
Ies nieber, unb cine bur9f6lug bas
Dad bes @9IoFes unb SeritOrte
bic GGume iiber benz S9lof5immer
Der grobbersosIi9en &inber. Webs
rere tunbert 9omben fielen auf
Sarlsrube nieber. Hof niemals bat
Der sfeinb ioI9e WiaFen BON 9es
ftpTsn gegen eine beutftbe Stabt
setporfsn. SGtte elm FOLDER Wiafs
ienangrtff Meb Obsr StruBburs
gesulten, 70 piirbe man feline @er>
anlafung gu 9eIdperben boben,
obsr es sibt in 9suti9Gon6 tnum
cine grDBere Siabt, Die 70 aussss
prGst ben gbarotter elmer frieolis
den @obnItabt trdst, nie es &arlss
rube iit. SreiIi9 in Meb unb in
Strabturg bdtten bic feinbli9en
S5Iiegsr nit ben ftets f9uBbereiten
Qbpefrtanonen Su re9nen sebabt.
Sn 3arIsrube absr purbe feline 9es
fabr psrmutet. Nur Stpei 6lieser
tonnten obgeI6oien fperben, sipei
anbers einsen bel benz Riidfliesen
augrunoe.
Die r0nilp MoiI" in 2onton
brinst ben folsenben 8eri9t sines
franS0Iti9en 5liessroffisiers. Der
an BEN lleberfoll BON &arlsrubs
teilgencmmen Bat.
.ObidOn 3eit unb Ort Itrsns
9ebeia ssbaIten purben, bate iih
bod tie Sotin9e, bob elm gigantic
f9sr franaOIifber Sliesersus IN
einem bor9ongloIen Mabitab auf
cine Seutf4e Stabt esridtet lperben
1plIte, nIImdbliCb auf Der sansen 2is
ME bsT Sliegeri9uppen binter Der
5ront i'm frans0IiId1en @liab Der-
breits;. @s gaIt, ni4t nur bic bier
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bic ben Slug
ausfiibren Iollten, fertigsumaGen,
fpnOsru aud bic SGug5euse, bic prs
Itimm; iporen, Iis iiber bic bsutE6en
2iniea gu seleiten unb bic Oeuti9en
@eI6iibe ouf ii1 gu Ienten unb gu
tdui9en. bis bic dngreifenben Wfn5
I9inen pobIbebolteu 5uriid isin
niiroen. 9ns Wiorgengrouen sog
geroSs iib,r bic Siisel i'm Often Der.
auf, ols Der tpmmnnbierenoe Diff
sier ben gefebl gum qbfIug gub.
Bon iebem GeT9paber flos Der
Siibrer SuerIt ab, bic iibrisen folgs
ten in reselmdbisen 3pii6enrGus
men. 9lIs elmer Der groBen bomz
bentperienben 3peiOeder na9 benz
onbsrer iiber bic Oeutf9e Sront in
elmer 06be BON etlpn 10000 SUB
flossn, poiIiertsn lie bic qttraps
p ensGGieger. 9tufgobe OieIer 1T es,
bin lmb Der iiber bic beutIben 81,
nien gu flie9en. mOsIi4It iiber bic
Stsllureen Der bsutT9en Gbfpebrtas
npneu. um bieIe an Der @rIpGbung
Der nasntIi6en 9tngrsifer Su bins
bern. sic fIogen iiber bic @eidiiBe
fort, bic Seuer ouf iie ipieen, aber
nus pirfungsloIer Gutiernuns. Der
Slug rad Sarlsrube ipurbe in bsrs
r q -.--.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02

eine petroIeumfabrit treFfen ipolIten.
Bon serabeSu teufliIbsr SOsheit
mar Der MaTienunsriff bon "a frons
s0TiIdcE Tliegsrn am 21. SUM auf
bic 6abiihe HeiibenSItobt &orlsru=
he. 9ort bsTinben ii9 neoer 2uft=
f6ifferbollen, nod 5eItunssperts.
nur ein pnar &niernen iino Die eins
sigen milttGriIden 9tnfoseu. Die
2uft6rmben tGtcten % SarIsruber
8iirger, meiitens 2obnarbeiter, pets
die om 5riibmOrsen ibrsn glrbsitss
plob crrci6en iuollien. @egeu so
WtenIhen ipurben peripunOst.
S1s Saupt5iel Der 8Om5ennerier
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02
BeIdpoftbrIef zines ExpeEaIers an
ieineH TreaHd.

Sdiibengrabcn, am IS. sIpril 1915.
gs griibt Der @rici (nenn CT i'm bait
Sen eblen Sreuno in glrenitaot.
ST luia in SSort uno @ilber:i
9as Scben bier I'M SeIoe id)iIoeru.
@or aIlem in benz llnteritdno
grleGt Der Sricaer aIlerbano.
@s iudt Der Slob, cs bei6t Die 9nis;
SIM ieu6teu Strob oa biipft ole Raus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02
Ser neuc stabl1elm ber 5ran5ufeH.

9ic Gusriiiiuna Ser frau55iiIfen
Sruppeu lit neuerbtngs oilrdI Selme
uerboIlitduoiat puroen, bic an SteIe Der
dltberacbrabten Adppis getragen lpers
ben inIlcu. Die SranSoien boffeu, oaB
ole neuc Gopibebcdlug cincn aeiuifeu
Sebut ee0en Sic nifiaIlcno pieIen 9opfs
id)iiiie geipdbrt. ncldle oie fran5oiiidbe
srmee bci Der Sreiflidlfeit Der belitiden
Sdariibibeu betrddltIide SerIuite ges
toitct babcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02
Snmit es paht!

Die SausTtuu finbet auf Dem 8iis
Gentiide einen nnsefansenen Brief,
ben ibre Sodin all Den i'm Selbe ites
benben 8rdutisom sef4rieben bat. @r
lautet:
~2ibsr Sniuri9. bOfenOIih Sait Sa
ineine forise 2ibessuabe Gr9oIten.
bdute i9ite Sd bier aber feline Saas
labmiipurit. iOnNern eine 2ebers@urIt.
nail i9 9cnie oos lie beHsr gu 9eis
ne Seltsraus llbniform baTen tut. /.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02

Die beiben baDeriI9en @eneruIe
b. &neubl uno BON 8otbmer iinb als
Tiibrer grDBerer @erbdnOe bel Osn
aGmpIen in GuIi5ien hes Dfteren 9es
nannt poroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02

Sir @oparb @rsp iit aliO enos
giiltig oussnleibenO. Sas lebel ioll
ii6 felt Der Sorpeoierune Der. Guiitua
nia" beIouosrs perf4drft buben. Seits
Der bot aud bic en9Iiide 9 eetra I t
bebeutenb abgenommeu. Die uebers
sinitimmung 5lpiI4en Dem engliiaen
4uspdrtigen @mt uno Der aomlralis
tat 1T olio polltommen.
Die @ngldnber ertlGren, Dis gum
tsbten 9ttemause tdmpfsn su tuoIlen,
ftsGen aber sleid5eitis feit, bdb bic
@asbOmben Der 9eutI4en Den engIis
f9en Soloaten ous gttmen i9per
rla4en.
9ln @nelonOs @nti4luB, Den aries
Bis gum Gnos gu fiibrsn. oarf ni4t
ge5peiTelt perben: Gnglunb ipirb Bis
gum IeBten franSOfifa d e n
SoIbateu tGmpfeR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-02

Die NapuIeoniI de 9trmee
fonnte ols glus5eidnun9en @brenfGs
bel un6 s8nrobiuer. nit oenen bOps
better Solo peubunoen mar.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
Sikh's Disk of Death.

Sikh soldiers can certainly claim to possess d unique form of weapon This is hand thrown missile com posed of metal similar in shape to the discus. familiar in Roman history. Its edge is sharpened like n razor, and the weapon, when thrown with a peculiar circular motion, has extraordinary pen etrating power. It cuts like knife through paper when it strikes any ob' ject in its path.
 At distance of hundred yards the disk is capable of cutting its way through a piece of hard wood two inches thick. It is the peculiar twist given to the weapon when it is thrown which causes the cutting edge to bury itself so remorseIessly in anything that it meets. It Is doubtful whether any but the Sikhs could effectively use this unique weapon.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
Delayed "Lzst Moments. .p

In the battle of F'rirdland, on IEm,' II. lSUI. there was Il young lir@truauf In Napolcuu's army named Schrumm. When the victorious general was ri,liug over the battlefield that evening ne came upon the eighteen- year-old officer lying on the ground mortally wounded and weeping bitterly.
 Why do you weep?" asked Napo- leon as he rode by.
 Because l must die before can become captain" the youth com plained.
 The words of the dying lieutenant softened the emIHror's heart. My son. l shall gladly fulfill your wish" be said. "I hereby advance you 10 the rank of captain.'
 The unexpected promotion actually saved the boys life. He recovered. Later on he fought most valianty for the cause of Napoleon. and by the time of the battle of Waterloo he had already become d general. He out lived his "laSt moments" on the field of Friedland by more than seventy years.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
City of Magnificent Distances.

When the government was moved to Washington in 1890 1t was far from being satisfactory place of residence. The city was laid ont in the wilder. ness. They took to the woods" for Il capital city. 1t was the first time that government had actually gone intu the wilds and selected site for cap ltal and laid out its city on a well dc fined plan. As beautiful ns we consid' CT Washington today. the minister from Portugal. the Abbe COren. who was considered one of the greatest wits of his time and who in 1916 called 1t the city of magnificent distances.' so named 1t purely in derision. In that day there Was little but distance in the city. As late as lS42 Charles Dick ems. after his visit. wrote that tits streets begin in nothing and lead mo- where" Frederick l.. Fishback in Na. tional Magazine.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
Emharrassinn.

In South Africa General French earn ed the title ot the shirt sleeved gen eral" Mr. Chisholm says in sir John French" General French was often to be seen walking about in camp in shirt sleeves. One afternoon core spondent rode up to the lines and. see ing Il soldier sitting on bundle of hay smoking dilapidated Ioukins old briar pipe. asked where the general was.
 "The old man k somewhere about. coolly replied the soldier.
 Well, just hold my horse while l go and search fur him."
 Certainly. sir" md the smoker rose Obediently and took the bridle.
 Can you tell me where the general is?" inquired the correspondent of Il staff officer farther down the line.
 General French: Oh. he's some where about. Why, there he Is. hold ing that horses head.''
 And the officer pointed directly to the smoker. still tranquilly pulling at his pipe and holding the horse.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
General Markets.

BUTTER-The market closed rather weak. although quotations were unchang ed Consumption is light and there is no speculative buying. Most of the receipts are of ordinary grades, and the tendency is to drag Fine held butter is not urged for sale. but undergrades do mt show much activity. Prices: Creamery. eX- tras. g. score, 33c.: higher scoring. Sic {.
 frsts. Ss to s1 score. 30aS2c.: held extras 92 score. 32c.: frsts. 2a19a3l Ec.: state dairy. tubs. finest, 32c good to prime, .m3lc.: common to fair. 24a2Sc.: renovated. e&- tras. 26a27c.; firsts. 2415a2514c: lower grades. 291ha24c. imitation creamery. firsts. 25az6c. ladies. current make. hrsts. 25a24c.: seconds. 2211c.; lower grades. 30a 2zc.; packing stock, held. fine. 2l2a2=c {. No. ?. 2lc.: lower grades. l9a2Ohc.
 CHEESE-With an excellent export de- snand and good local trading the market has been firm On account of high prices buying Is mainly in small lots. State daisies and Young Americas in limited demand. Wisconsin flats show moderate trading. Hard skins dull. Prices follow: Held specials. 151aa16c.; fresh specials, 1474a15c.; average fancy, 144ali12c.; under grades, l2a14c.; Wisconsin daisies, 141aa 151ac.; twins, 15a155sc.: state, fresh. l2Aa 12Ac.; poor to good. 7allc.
 EGGS-A drop of sc was made ad- vices indicate freer arrivals. The h!gh prices caused heavier movement of ex press goods from nearby sections. Buy CTS are taking sparingy so as not to get caught with stock when another decline occurs. On account of the limited offer ings storage remained firm and unchang ed Nearby white eggs lack uniformity in size. Prices: Fresh gathered. extras. fine, 9a4oc.; extra tirsts. 3Sc.: firsts, 36a Bic: seconds. 33a35c.: refrigerator firsts. 27ha2shc-: hennery whites. fancy, 46a41c.: hennery browns. 40a41c.: mixed coiors, 3Sa40c
 LIVE POULTRY-Trading was slow and an easy feeling prevailed. Old roost- CTS were over plentiful. The turkey de- mand was limited. with the supplies mod crate. Ducks and geese in fair supply. Guineas and pigeons plentiful and slow. Prices: Chickens. liat5c fowls, l41aal6c.; old roosters. I1I1c,: ducks, spring. state, I6a17c.: western. lGa17c.: geese. western. i5c.: guineas. a pair 40c, pigeons. 20a25c.
 DRESSED POCLTRY-T Turkeys are in moderate supply and strong on fancy grades Philadelphia chickens show IT, regular quality with poor lines hard to place. Fancy fresh killed fowls are mod erately active Small lines go at irregu lar figures Old roosters are tirmcr. bT- dinary capons more plentiful with fancy lines in light supplies and firm. DucKs and geese irregular. Squahs somewhat higher on most grades. Guineas plentiful and slow Prices follow: Western. dry 
 fed. 1s to 24 lbs. F to box. 22a21c corn fed. 20a@3c: milk fed. l> lhs. 10 du"eI.. !Su 1s1ac.: mixed weights. l4aii" PhiIddci. phia. fancy. lhs oac1. -33-5c bruH"rs. l 21a22c.; MIchiEar Sca ded. tbs. lie: fowls r. to box wtsiein. ta lbs and oyer to dozen. Nc. try piCN,d. tb~- anu nNeT. | l7c; ed roostels. L," >ql"U<. rIme l white 10 lbs to drzrr. | .0. lLs Ei@t 25: ! Ibs.. B 50a3 E: d. -. 7: 75"-: gu.neas 1 spring. lbs. and DvcG paii. 6vaiJc
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District
 of Sha1on, ss., Probate Court. Jan

DI Al G SI OoLNLol1OO1 |, DloIIIOO
 of Sharon, ss., Probate Court, Jan
 uary Is, 1915.
 Estate of John Lloyd, late of the town of Sharon in said district, de- ceased.
 The administrator having exhibited his administration account with said estate to this court for allowance, it is CRDERED-That the 2nd day of February A. D. 1915, at 2 o'clock in thes afternoon, at the probate office in Sharon be, and the same is. assigned for hearing on the allowance of said administration account with said estate, and this court directs the administra- tor, to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place by pub- fishing copy of this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said district, and by posting copy of this order on the public sign post in the town of Sharon, where deceased last dwelt five days before said time as- signed.
 A true copy.
 Attest Frank ". Dakin, Judge.
 Willard Baker, Clerk