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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
Outfit Recovered Minus $38

Abolish resident of Hinsdale, N. H.,
with the Americanized name of Peter
Stevens lost his horse. bakery sleigh
and overcoat temporarily in Brattleboro
Friday evening, also $38 in bills, whose
disappearance was of a more permanent
character. Stevens has regular bak-
cry route, and in the course OF his de-
liveries he stopped at the north water
cure building on Elliot street about $50
O'Clock p. m. He made rather long
stay in the building and when he came
out his outfit had disappeared. He had
left his overcoat containing 1913 in the
sleigh.
Stevens hunted high and low, so he
says, for his property. He hired two
men to search, but they were unsuccess-
full. Then Stevens reported his loss to
Police Chief George Wilson about 7:30
O'Clock. The officer had not hunted
long when he found the rig on Spring
street, off Elliott, not far from the
place where Stevens left it. 1t was
near the tenement of Polish resident
who has assisted Stevens, and the horse
was blanketed.
The occupant of the tenement came
out when the officer examined the rig.
He told Chief Wilson that the horse
was left standing so long that he
thought he would take care of it. Chief
Wilson's opinion is that the horse was
driven some distance before it was sta.
toned where he found it.
"Where is the overcoat that was in
the sleigh?" demanded Chief Wilson,
and the man brought the coat out of his
tenement The officer searched the
pockets and they were empty. The
man said he knew not what had become
of the roll.
Stevens left for home on the 500
train and when he arrived there a mes
sage was waiting for him, telling of
the recovery of his horse, sleigh and
coat
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
Secures Evidence in Strange Way

On evidence secured in a peculiar
way, Joseph Jewell, of Wallingford,
has been sent by Rutland city court to
the county Jail to serve 80 days for
stealing a turkey. A long time ago
Jewell was before Judge F. G. Swim
merton on the charge of intoxication
and was given time in which to raise
money to pay the fine and costs. He
failed to cash up and Judge Swinnerton
asked Deputy Sheriff Allen A. Leonard
to- look the fellow up.
0p opening the door of the home of
the 5ewells, the officer smelled roast
turkey and investigation showed a
plump gobbler on the stove, all ready
for the table. The officer then had a
recoIlect ion that Rodney Huntoon, of
WaIlingford, lost turkey December
q, 1915, \and after some questioning
Jewell admitted the theft.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
Property with Interesting History.

A. D. Farwell, of Montpelier, who is
administrator of the estate of Joel
Goldsbury, jr., is to dispose of the farm
which has been in the Goldsbury family
since the New Hampshire Grants were
made preceding the Revolutionary war,
probably about ITS. On the farm is
standing the first frame house con-
struc:ed in Barre town.
The grant was made to one of the an
cestcrs of Joel Goldsbury but just which
me Mr.. Farwell is not certain.
Among the interesting facts connect
ed with the story of the farm was that
the original deed by which the farm
was granted is the only one on record,
the farm never having been decided to
any person but passing down through
the Goldsbury family. Another inter-
esting feature is that no mortgage was
ever placed upon the property. This is
very strange for in 40 years of &C.
cupancy it would seem that someone
would have needed to mortgage it at
least for a short time as security for
some loan.
Probably it is one of the few farms
in the county having such record.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
ORLEANS.

The Passumpsic Telephone Company
recently installed telephones for the
following parties:-Stanley Paquette,
Alfred Bergeron, E. N. Knapp, A. B.
Goss, c. j. Maxfield, VIM. H. Colby,
Park View Garage, Joseph E. Water
man, Albert Gagnon, R. H. Walker and
F. M. Dean. store.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
Baptist Church.
Feb. Ii, 1916.

Baptist Church.
Feb. Is, 1916.
Rev. W. D. Hetherington, Pastor.
1890 a. m. "a Man Who Dared to
Tell the Truth"
1900 p. m. The Billie school.
1880 p. m. Union service in the Con-
gregational church.
Feb. 10th
7:30 pm. G. E. meeting. Mrs. Reed,
leader.
We are having good meetings. We
need you. Come and help US. 1t is
good for us to serve the Lord.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
HOLLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Currier visited in
st. Johnsbury recently.
Mrs. Taylor of Sawyervile, p. O.. =,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Henry
Bradford.
Mrs. E. P. Orcutt visited her cousin,
Mrs. B. j. Farr, and attended the Gray
reception.
Miss Bernice Daggett spent the week
end in Island Pond, the guest of Miss
Esther Williams.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11

was the home of Ezra Fleury and from
the house Captain A. S. Fleury, who
was we'll known throughout the state
for his lectures on Libby prison, went
away to serve in the Civil war when
only Is.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
vergennes's Oldest Citizen Attempts
Suicide,

Someone once remarked that when
the Establishments of life were gone, it
was the act of coward to seek death;
brave man would live on. 1t might
not be fair to say this of Vergennes's
Oldest citizen. Peter Blair, who, feeling
that he has long outived his usefulness,
and that he Jagged superfuous on the
stage of life, sought death by his own
hand
While alone in the house Wednesday
afternoon, shortly after dinner, he tried
to commit suicide by cutting his throat
with knife. The edge of the instru-
ment was, however, so dull that he
failed to make much of wound, cut
ting through the skin, but not reaching
a vital part. For all that he was bleed.
ing freely when discovered. The wound
required four stitches to close, and al
though this is a painful operation, Mr..
Blair said that he did not wish to be put
under the influence of an anesthetic.
He was quite determined, too, at first
to complete the job, and told Mayor
Stebblns, who had been called in, that
if they did sew him up he would tear
the wound open again. Mayor Steb.
bins reasoned with him and got him to
promise that he would do nothing of
the kind. Although there was consid.
cradle loss of blood, it is not believed
that serious consequences will result.
and the old gentleman may live fol-
some time yet.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
MORGAN.

The Passumpsic Telephone Company
recently installed telephones for Harry
Bradford, j. O'Brien and Leon Carter
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
Landed On His Feet But Did Not Is.
cape Injury.


Thaddeus B. Field, who resides about
two miles east of Vergennes, narrowly
escaped death on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Field was engaged in putting a
roof on barn, and with an assistant,
was at work on the staging. He had
just lifted large piece of galvanized
roofing and was putting it in place,
when gust of wind struck it, wrench
ing it from his hand and causing him
to lose his balance. Mr. Field saw that
he could not retain his footing on the
staging, and realizing that he had to go
to the ground, made an effort to jump.
He was successful in so far as he was
able to land on his feet. He struck into
a pile of sand, which had been frozen
solid but which the mlder weather had
softened up, thus affording less resist
ance. He was unable TO stand and was
helped into the house. By the time the
doctor arrived, Mr.. Fields feet were SO
badly swollen that it was necessary to
cut off his shoes. The feet have been
very painful since, but it is believed
that this is the extent of his injuries, al
though it was feared at first that he
might be hurt internally. Mr.. Field
will not do any walking for a while.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
DERBY LINE.

The Passumpsic Telephone Company
has installed booth and public tele-
phone in the Derby Line hotel.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-02-11
Congregational Church.

w. r. Price, pastor.
1890 Morning worship.
1900 Sunday school.
7:3O Sunday evening, union service
in the Congregational church.
Thursday evening at 1880, Z. E. meet
ing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
:Bnrhunn

9an.peren r3riitianiafjoro" on=
TOM / 5s11bogs Mftes til 9eep gorf,
rneobringel1oe 2iget af 2lopo @ing=
bant, Der par Meole,n af SoroS
Srebsielfab. 6or116e,1 ipb Berfoner,
forn er fnptttet til goros aifabet an
tom ogfda 81 6reoericf sl goof
|11eb neb11tc 5fib.
8ibt af en- 9ietIe-Jlne for S Nar
iiben, Sra Seem Sort fonuaer Nteo-
oelelie onl at ST.. gilbert g. 8er=
bail i bis1e Sage be>lligger ! en-
I9es i fit &ien1 i 8rooflp11, ion1 en-
ITslge al ct Stif of en- Gietie=Tlue
Mfrifa for fen, Mm ftoen. Set ct
2egerneS 0te11ing, at Dr. 8erDail
ligger 1er for Dg6e,1, iom ct Offer
for ben frpgtelige Sopeipge, Der
fren1fol6eS beo 11nbnte Glues 8i6.
|Ma1lgfoloige af 0e S,r0fpote / ao11=
goegnen bbor 9r 8erbail oengang
opbolbt fig, opr bbert 9lm at 1lapn-
lie, tiIipnelobe11be 1,belbreoelige Spg=
bo1n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
9fppiebelt pm 2anbets ssorIpar. :

9iooiebelt om Ganbets i5prInar. S
9ors0ogs slftes bar gr-B-plioeni
&ooiebelt 0obeotolere,1 beb ben mo-
tio1tnle slmerifnniiations =@ongres
@bilabelpbia. Mp0et, Ser blep bolbt
/ Mdropolitan Operabus, bar }pn1
ct 2eb / ct to Dnges Oegoe for al
6rpfte Sn0banbrings= 5pergsmoolet
&ooiebelts @mne bnr: ulyrpgt Sub
og tag sit eget Harti". Set betp6,
fortalte ban, at MON if11lbe frDgte
@u6, men ful6e bonole ret og 1prge
for at ,a11brc banolebe ret. Dette
gial6t iuabel | Set i11bnltrielle Sit
fon1 irternationole SSorbolb. geaor
.bt faoleoes bab6e itbbet 1ne0 6pn=
oerne / 5fjg6et og n1eb opaope1lo}
8lif giben0e Soriifring plrl bor
9eeutrolitet, on 8dgien bleD oDer=
bal6et at 6je11oer, bob6e bi bit, al
bi iffe frDgteoe @ub. Det Menne=
tie, 1om iffe fm1 tage fit eget Yartii,
er Ell 8proe for 5antflrl1oet, lug
be ba11. Sbis noge11 life fan taqe
tit eget &arti, ntaa 11ogen a11oe11 .ta=
'ge bans Barti for baut. sssllgel1 fan
tnge Harti for noee1t onbei1 Der
iou ban iffe Tan tage ihit eget 8ortii.
Com geation ntaate bi forbereoe os
paa at tage bort eget Horti; til Ct
22mnb, fo1n iffe far forfoore fig, er
1ige iaa ofte Ell Slide til BET o1,oe,
fon ct aa1o, Der eDer llret moo a,1=
ore Set gialot oerfor. for Sen at1le-
rifonife slation at rlllte iig. Mi 81 far
life itfe bore bereot III at aipre bor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
8ran6en i 9eraen. On1 bc11

N9IuHOtI ScI9tH. 9Ht Ocll
tforrige uge ontnlte ltore 8ra11o
Bergen bar 8laoet uNorbiif 9iben
6e" n1obtaget ct gelegra,t1 fra 4ri
'1tin11ia 1,a16er Dato at toe Ssanl,
or, Der lite bar fl,nhet Sci til ber
|amerifo,,ite Bresfe og ionl ue1ter
llDoer 1toget oberbrebe1t, for life a,
| itge utroligt. S Sblge 6enne Meo.
|6ele1ie foI be,1into6 so Menneffe,
|bobe fat 2ibet til efftter m De1, ltore
|8ra11o bar luffe, ibet II Bofsne
og 33 8pr1, on1fon al SEN berffen-
|oe &l1l6e, fpr Snslp funbe 1faffes
|ti1beie. Song Saafo,r anfon1 sen
17oe Sa1r1,ar til Bergen n1e6 e
Gfstrnog og obertog perio,1lig Sc.
6elfe1 af Mrbeioet n1eo at ofbiptpe
Ne6en bIo1,6t oe brnnolibte. Sort
efter at @ot1een forIoo @riitt-
anio of{enbtes ibb aog ,l1eo &lnoer
og 6eoe1tioler til DC buspiloe, me-
bens 5oIbaterne begp1,bte 4rbej.
bet nleo at opfpre 9araffer for be
|bielnlsle.
S Splge }onrme Slide tele8rafere.
|be @eneralfon1ul Mab11 1trufS en-
|Soreipprgid til l1oe1,rigsnriniiteri.
let i Norge, ON man enife6e, at oer
ber ! 2n1,Det bleb foranltaltet en-
Sn61 1m1,Iing for be bra116li6te Ser.
gen. men poa @ru11b af SEN be6
8ra1tbe1 ofbru0te telegrafiife Sor'
binoelfe n1eo 8ergen bar Ser e1bn1,
lite i116lpbet noget 5bar 6esa1rgaa=
enbe. 8nr1fer i Netp Oorf fit tele=
grafiff Meboelelle onl at arebits
bo11fe,1 % Yribatbn11fen 8ergen
bor bre11bt neb til @r1,>lbe11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
8ligt ! arigstib, oer{nln III lite 4

|8Ggt arigstio, oerlnln III lite er5
|oet ] Greostio.
5olerel1 cit iaa baarot fre1n mos
8inoeteg1ts =Mn1erifanerne De e. IL.
ice faa n1eget SLENDER al bette aallo,
|fon ON oe boebe uoe1on1 oets
|@ranier % fprte arie moo SCI.
|2incoln iagoe e11gnlg> at Qarbet IT,
fe funbe beltaa balbt of frie oa
|balbf af S1aber, og ligelaa 1o1tot
er bet erflpre6e Mooiebelt, at 2a1,-
bet lite fan beftaa me6 &aIbpartel1
|Mmerifonere og Salbporten l1bIp11-
|oinge.
Ser bar intet beo Sen lnilitrre
|Oroning / De Sor. @toter, bportil
mon f1tnbe pege paa 1om ct gfseln=
|pel. Daa6el1 Dor / goo 9ta1ro for
|ipb Aar fibert; men iioen sen, Gio
bar 5Dflnno, Gnglano % esapal
|gaad fren1 meget burtigere, n1eoens
Ibi fprft ftanofeoe Dor s5rennqa1tq %
Il Be iibite tre Mar bor gaaet tilboqe,
|erflqrebe 1nIeren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

Salt ct gab of Is 0anife 5fibe.
S nnb1te 3ibsrrm ltaar Rorge
ppfgrt meb ct fantld Cab at so 5fi:
be; 5berria meo % 5fibe, % Sui
rqr,o n1eb 10 5fibe
&:oisie 133 5fibe ienfeoes 1O3
snberpanosban6e, 50 peo 81
ct Deo' Ct arigsffiib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
So WataljDner at Sfanbi,aner


50 Yataljouer al Sfanbinaper
Canada. Sra 8in1lipeg meo0eltes
Jrebogs, at to lfo11oinopiife 8atal
juner er blepe11 tilbu6t fra bet moro:
be1tlige Canada iii 2anoetS Mili:
tpr,11pnbigbeber. 0en enc at ois1t
8otolioner bill blibe fjen6t nnoe1
Noo11et .Tifingerne", og' bill fo1nm'
til at ltoo l.11ber s(11fpr1el al 81. 6
Jon]ee11. Gon1tibt9 er ser til WfDn
bigbeberne itillet en- Spforort1lg, ii
ogioo at fon,le cu Battalion al $50
latter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

8omplpt ,npo Nmerifanere !
NericO. Meeo6elelier fra el No}o,
Seras, | 29r6ogs meIoer ON, at 6i-
tnmionet er ipe11bt beo Wrpnie1r,
lforanleoiget pe0 0perfoloet pan
Mnterifmere be1 5ot1ta Yiobel for
ober Ell uge 1i6et, og ru / 2groaas
beo Wfeooelellen onL at 8ert offers,
Ell Mmrifaner fro Osleta, Eeras,
hm bleben 6rpbt al Bernardo Dl,=.
ran Der iagoes at bore elt 1neri-
1fanf &bngtDb, UNDER en- Scamp /
|sm 2oren5o, @bibuab11o, en- 2anDs=
jbD ttogle faa Wil neoenfor @rpn=
len. Offers bIeb if1bt i gfDgge,r, me-
bens BON iao til Seit. Sens Sig
jbleD bragt til sssuare5. Bernardo
|Duran og bans 8rooer Sreoerico,
Der bar lmrn1e11 n1eo ban1 nnber
&nmpe1l ar hegge arrelteret.
Sra &nfbinato11 Ell set bleben be-
|fe1lbt at beo ct Mgbe> }on1 1neri=
Rebof1tt ttiptlsfel ere boIot gso=
|benber paa Ell Rm1eb i geprbeDen
|nf Gorboba, bIeb Set beiInttd at
|0rqbe Mnerifanere Merico % poe
lpgge beres gjel1bon1 og at befpn1=
pc Garran3a til oct pberite... SSiillte=
De beo bette Me0e bor Neprpie,1ta,1=
ter for @ilIa 3apta, gli;gulne0o>
lSigirio. Mguilar, 8re6rene Geoillo
og mango n1irt6re &gb6i11ger. ll0en-
rigs6epartene11td fit for Ell Gio IL
ben liot Nbs ON. bette Mpoe;; men
lf6rit mi blep set befje1bt, at ser
bnr en- alni116eIig Gan1me1libergel=
fe moo &merifane.11e / 0te1ieo. Det
ontages, at WDr6eriet beo 5at,ta
|Dfabel bar ct Seq i oe &n11blinger,
|iom fDlbeS 6e1n1e 8ebpgel1e.
Sra SSbare5, Weey.> meo0eles, at
SSgnacio @nriques, Gibilguber11pr i
|Stoten @bibuabua bar e11fonll11et
oertil og fortolte, at Sronciseo @il=
Ia til Sro6s for, at tre Garran5o=
folonner er u6e for at faa Sag I
BAN 6eo eller lebel1be, bar f1lrl0et
|5ib til at gifte iig 8rplluppet fa1r0t
|Sfeb ! 8acbieaebo. Sen Mo11o, ioall
|fortalte Guber1pr g,1rique3 oenue
|Siitorie, laa @illo for fire Gage
|fibe1.
| 80 o110re Mi11oer, Ell / Guba og
EN- | Sos 9lngeles, paaItaor at be er
|gift nten gillo.
Slere 8a11oitter> ser lnel0fes fan-
lgd for flere Doge ii0e11 1,Rr &uer=
|rero af General @abo5ps, bleb benzl
|rettd paa &an,pla6fen, oplDier gu
Ibernbr Gnrique5 of Gbiabuabua.
|9et bar oprin6elig Sanfen at brin-
ge 8m16itterne til @bibnabna gifD
|og benrette Dem Ser og 1t0itille 2i=
gene lamn1e1t rteo 2igene at Sole
jHoorigne5 og Weiguel 8uca 8a1le5,
I1orn fornDlig bleb ba1reHef. @nber=
|ngr @nrique8 benegte0e, at 18 8at-
bitter, Der oeltoge i 5anta Diabel
sWfoSf bar bragt til @bibuabna
log benrettet.
Sre eg tDbe 8erloner blep orpbt
l11Pr Rneblo forle6e1, % ct TaS1az
lgertog bleb iprGngt 2nftel anta=
1gelig at 3apatilb bangere, Splge q "
S. 8rl1mbo, en- rig @rubeejer &
lSfaten 9araca, ion1 anfolll til 81
lHap. Slot en- 8asiager nap lebea-g
be ira IffGrer1. Set Sog, 1on1 blep
|iprenh nteb Db,ln1tit, bar lige
foran bet, bbor ban reiite, fortalte
Iban
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

ytorif 9saftcpoit belaslagt. Sra
&igbenbabn luebbeltes 2br0ogs, at
ar Noffepnft oanborb paa ben 11or1fe
0anper uWergensfjoro" blep be-
5IagIogt &irftpall al De britilfe Mu=
tboriteter, n1ebens Gas1agererl1es
Baggage for fprlte Gong bleb @je1=
1to11b for e11 onbpggelig l1noerip-
geI1e. SEQ l111ber{pgel1en ophage0eS
ellebe @osler, nprfet rGolocmor
Neteriel1" men 90 1nan iffe fanot
11pgen Bas1oger of bette 9eaDa1 ont
borb, b1eu pgiaa ois1e beilaglogt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
&riasminiltcrens Militerubfait

&rigsniniitcrens Militeruofait
ambefales. Sra @aibington n,eD6e=
|beIes, at @rigsntiniiter @arriionS
Blnn for el1 continental 9lrnte, /
|Srebogs nf 5enatts Mdlit9rfonrite
|bleb gipet De11s 1,belte 5tgttte
General Scott erflGre0e, at &la=
11e1t biloe ipore min6lt fem Waune-
ibers Gio til 0prettelfe11 al ell 5or=
|fborsbqr i &rigstilfeloe. SON, a1=
|befo1eoe eiebliffelig 0rgalifering al
let &eierbeforps al 0fficerer anpiite
|tiI 6e @oiter, oe bilbe obertage / Eil-
|fel6e al @rig.
General 5cott a1tbefaleoe og1aa
|9preHelie al ct &bartermeiter-ge=
ferpeforps al bberDeoe Mnnb, Ser
ifulbe in6befmte Saa1tobRrfere al
ole 5lags, Eelegrafifter, Haoie=
0peratorer, Motorfiprere, SSernba=
|nefolf % lig1renbe.
8egge @eneralerne ubtalte ben
Nee11iug, at uInri,lbelig 89rnepligt
|bar ben e1,efte ui6eeIIe oenlofratiife
|M1etbobe for 9pretteIle11 at Ell Scr,
|11en1 troeoe iHe, at 2anod for 81 81
ben Diloe famtptff tffe en- faaoon
|Nla,1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

! GbRre Sberlbpmmcller melbes
fra mango Stater. Meooelelier fro
bet norolige Sninois / 5re6ngS mel
Ser ON ibere Oberlppn1nelier, ION
man iffe bcr let Moge til De 1iDite
ii Mar. Sn1aa Maer bofie0e til Jlo=
Der og bis1e git ober oeres Breo=
Der og iotte flere tu1irtbe acreS at1l=
ser 8a11b, aflp9rrebe 5olf ira ot
foa1ul1e 5iHerbeo, og anreHeoe
Doeleggelfer for mango bllnoreoe
tufi11be 9ollars. De bprlte Otter
ret.1i11ger i116traf fra Soliet, Otta,
tpn og Heorie / SSllinois Sra sSSoliet
n1ebbeles 1aalebes, at 6e1lne 90 oln=
Iiggen6e 8per Leo l11eeet al Ober=
ibgnnntellen fra Des Blaines $40
oe11;; i Hoefbale 1tob 8atbd 6 Sob
bit / @noert1e S 5or &iber So
lem par Der Oberlbe1nn1elfer belt fro
Glgin til Sttatpa. S Nlrora Doe
lagbes BDea1s Driffebm16 S @ocf=
foro ntaatte mon tnge iin 9ilflngt
til @aobe 5teoet for til Sogne.
S 2a SalIe 6rufne6e ben 1S-aarige
@tebe Bruno. Ottoiua lao in0bDHet
/ Mprfe og al 9porbognstrafif bar
51to1biet. Ml eSer,1bd11etrafif par De-
111oroliferet. g11 8a1rbmasie ! Ell
Dpb6e al 80 SOB fom itprten0e neo
fra Boffert1e n1elle1n 5pb Neorio
og 8arto11bille. s; Gbicngo onrette=
6e &egne1r Sfabe for mango tuitn0e
Collars. Saf Barf ntuatte faloe
poa Sielp fra gbicago. 0en faloen=
De &eg1uneng0e Gbicago / "a 81
ner bar TT Ion1mer s &an{os
Gitp rtooltes Neobgret 2.24 Som-
n1er / famine Eibsrl,11, I &eofl1f
I1.42> Beoria 1.30, Dobe11port,
Soma, 100 og i Sprirgfielo, Mo.,
los. 2ig,re1l6e Gfterret11inger
jir1btraf fra Sflt.bo1no GitD, bbor
IS Herioner or11f,1eoe ser Mprbe=
6erl fra guma, Mri5, % 2ittle
@ocf, 9lrf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

2anbu,anoen: .og bette ber
Lee al,niteigoning
saafilrel. (fra aigbe1babn) uggst
bar leg Ste bgrt Yfagell forfal
ter De MI ogiaa oeHe e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

Stpr ssernbanenlstfe. 5ra 5eaH
|Ie, 8afb., telegrafere0es / 2eroags
lat Cascade 2intiteb paa Cred
|Nortbern 8m1en ianne Dag Do1
|blebet ra1nt af ct 5neifreb i NRr.
be6er al gorea Stationen paa gas:
ca6e<Biergenes beltlige 5fraani1lg
% at Dogbogne1 og Reltauratiol1s:
bogne1l bIeb faltet neb ober cn 30C
SOB iteil Sfronni,1g. Goget bopot
fta11bfet poa @ratt1b af 5ne og SorS
boa Sporet, og alt bette par on
trent fiernt og Gogd 1fuloe netof
til at iptte fig / Bebpgclle, % Sire.
set fo1,.
Den f9rlte Yasiager, laan fon1
til Dugbognen, bar CT lille 9reng,
Der par iIetrt tilreot. Sc 1Rlte tr
Nosiogerer bar 6poe. SEM at STE.
acknowledgements 8etje1,il1g a11ta:
geg at bore op6e. Set er ll11ulig1
at fige, bbor mango Baslagerer oe1
bar / Dagbogne11.
gpren er on1fri11g 100 Mil gl1
for Seattle og Sen o,t6e1t 5tatioi
pon sen beltlige 5froo1ring fro Gas.
oe@Gunnellen. 5tebet er olntre111
set {an1lne, bbor ct Sfreo rnr1te
ct Tog be11 28be 5ebruar 1910.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

ct 2nftffib les peb 5ronbbiem.
Sra &ipbenbab11 telegraferes, at ct
fremn1eo 21,ftfib iagttoges Dns-
|bag forrige l1ge a1o ober 1ronoz
Diem, gaaen6e / beltlig &dning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
Mrel 5fopgaarb i California.

Mrel .sfopgaaro i California. -
gen berentte. batffe Biolinbirtuos
9lrel @fopgaoro er ois1e Dage pao
|3urne i oe pigtig1te 8per / gali'
for11io. Mr. 5fobgaor6 er fe6t
|&isbenbobn og fit fin fsrite uboon-
nellie u1,ber Brof. 8. @. 3ofte. gd
Mnr ga11n1el fu1r0e ban allereoe TO-
rtnge en- &or1cerH11rre Sfanoina,
|bien. Gpbe Mar gn11rn1el bleb BON
fe,tbt til Berli11, bbor ba11 1tl6ere6e
i tire Mar 111lber sSo1epb SSoacbin1 og
Birtb. s 1908 reiite BON til 9lmeri=
ia, bbor BON iioen bar gipet Ell
@nffe 4oncerter og boz baff n1egel
!9p1igt be6 lin lpbige &u1rlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

Danmarfs Sub til Sps i Ser
bensfrigcn. S Gplge. e,, of 5enator
&,1ute 9eeI1o,1 1retop 1lborbejoet
0ber}igt ober 6m1ife, 11orlfe, 1pe1lfe
% boIlon6]fe Inb til 5ps iioen
&rigcns Bcgp11oelle, 1taar 9onlnorf
nnfert 11cO fNIne111e 5fibe:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

Gn amerifauif 2egiou / Canada
S 2grbngS neobeltes fra 8oncor-
her, at SO 9l1nerifo11ere bar anelot
fig lo,n Refr11tter for bet 97be fo'
nooilfe Megi,,1e11t, Ser 110eluffenoe
bil fpn1me til at beitaa al olueri-
fan{fe 8orgere og= biI foo NaD1,et
vDelt on1crifadife 2egio11 Ds 81:
rej1te ionu1le Sag til Soronto for
at T,1tte Jig til Negin1e1rtet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
Nnlat,nrt.

apiferne ienber bnlsarife % tpr=
fiffc )srupper til &eitfrontcn. 6ra
Ajebenbnp1 telegraferes, at oertl
a,,fo1r1e Relie1oe ontaler @pgter
ON, at beapeo 100000 bulgarifc %
tDrfilfe Tropper fful i Ell nar
sSrerntib {e11bes til Glan0ern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

| 3ejierfroningen / &ina 11biat.
)5ra 8efing rteo0elteS 5reoags,
at g)1nn 5bi &ais aro,ting ion,
(&eiier af airo er bleben uo1at i,.b-
til bibere, foraIeoigd beo Op1tor,-
BEN i 2otbets 1Dblige Ggne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

sperris itanbier al l1otpriel ai
SrGmasle. st Defret ON at itanole
al nbfprlel af 3rGrtasie til l1blon=
oct troobte, i Jglge ct 8elegra1n
fra 5toefbolnl / &raft / 6reoags.
Dcttc Jorbub onies. fom Ell @len=
aiplb innoo 5torbritm1nien, fpr bets
@tonosnins al Naffepolten nneo
9an1pere lon1 er be1tenlt for Sper=
rig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

[ &arbinal @ibbons ON Joribars.
iageu. S Jelge Ell Meooelelie fro
Baltimore i 5gn6ags erflRre0e
|@nroinal @ibbons, at ct af gtatio>
mems 1tprlte 9aob beltaar Ell 1tRrf
Mr,ne % 5laaoe, ufon1 bill babbe
gemione11s 8eroigbeo og afberge
'enbber sSrbniio1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
aIbersarruIen lat til 55 Mar.-

albersgrnnien iat til So 9lar. =
Sra 8erlin telegrafereoes / Sre=
oogs, at ocn pitrigife &egiering 1111
bar {at Mlbersgr9nien for 0filiter=
tieue{ten til 55 Mar. We9no mellem
so oq 55 Mor pil fun gjere Slene-
z.5te / fefs Tiger 90 @angen, % blot
s oe Ri1trifter, Der ligger ubenfor
aRrigsao,1e11.