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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-09

20 two more shots were nr-d. There ws-
Amusement. but no disorder
"rhs captain told Us thar We were 20 ret
into the boats. All Of which were quickly
Darkness had fallen By that time ana
we aid not zee the ship again"
SOCIETY FOLK HELP
Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt. Mrs r.
Livingston Beeckman and other members OF
the millionaire colony here had automobiles
at the pier 20 give aid 20 the survivors
sirs. Cutter was one Of those assisted ~
Mrs Vanderbilt
The chef Of the stephano. A. c. TIkieI.
OF New York. said that the captain had been
warned by wireless message at noon that
German submarine was IN tho neifhbor-
hood.
u was working in the galley when
heard the FIRST shot, about bab o'clock,
said Tikkel. we had Just started 20 serve
dinner. stewards came running down, say
Ing a shell had struck the water about nVe
yards from the ship Captain Smith i'm.
medlately stopped the vessel and sent down
word we should all be prepared TO leave at
once Women and children were placed IN
the boats first and we all made OF.
u distinctly saw the submarine. A. We
approached the Ericsson l saw her decks
cleared for action and we wondered " she
were going to open nre on the German
boat
Wo were All taken on Doaru the hfloS
son. i was standing on the deck watching
the submarine when her coming tower
opened up and four men appeared. In some
mysterious way the side Of the submarine
seemed 20 open and a small boat appeared
as II by magic. IL started for the stephsno
just as the last lifeboat left the ship.
CAPTAIN LAST MAN TO LEAVE
Captain Smith was the last men 20 leave
his ship. He was only about 200 yards
away when the German seamen boarded
the vessel. They scurrled about on the
decks for n while and then went below.
Five minutes later they roappeared and
Immediately the stephano began to settle" ="
Lee Burton. fourth engineer. and John
Kavanaugh. third engineer OF the Stephano.
corroborated Tikkel's story.
There were ten children among the refu-
gees on the Ericsson. one OF them an infant
In arms. The total number OF refugees on
the Ericsson, the Drayton. the Benham and
jenkins was ZIG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-09
WEST POINT WAS TO HAVE
LOADED ITS CARGO urp,
nl-Fated Vessel Carried an AlI.Brl,,..
Crew f7

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Oct q
British freiehter West Point. sunk 4, ~
tr-hont raider. was IN command of c.-.-.f
#. v. Harnden and carried a crew Of th,.-a
eight.
An members Of the crew are Brltlss -.
iecta. n was announced AZ tho brrr. !.
rurness Witty a Co. local aeenfs To- ~.
steamship. The agents said the We~s r,.,-
left London September 20 for Ne~,.a.w.
News and carried ESQ tons of ffelrt.
chiefly fcrtllizer. 70 be DISCHARGED ~
Her last departure from Newport N..l
was August IS. when she left with a cS.-s
Of general merchandise. on this Trim ~,
was scheduled 20 load part Of her 90,
here and complete loading at Philadelnh,.
The West Point was Of at1s sro., 49,
mage and had been plying between Ncwr...
Newn and English ports for a number n,
years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-09
BRITISH WARSHIPS SEARCH SEA
OFF NANTUCKET FOR SUBMARINES

NEwPoRT II. l., Oct 9.--Three British
cruisers that arrived OF Nantucket Shoals
early today are securing the Atlantic for
the German submarine or submarines that
sank mt least six merchant ships during the
last thlfty-rlx hours.
A wireless report picked UP by the United
States destroyer Ericsson that the total
number Of victims was nine ships had not
been confirmed up TO an early hour.
Reports Of further attacks on merchant
ships were hourly expected, as there are
more than n score of freight and passenger
ships in or near the danger zone on the
New England coast
OF the imperiled feet thirteen are British
ships and two are American. A feet of
United States men OF war IL patrolllng the
coast TO protect American neutrality.
scene.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-09

The known victims OF Germany's sub
marine warfare at the very threshold OF
the United States are;
sTRATUDENE. British freiEhter. 432i tons.
New York for bordeaux.
WEST POINT. British freighter. 24is tons. Lon
don for Newport News.
sTEPHANo. British passenger ship. 2143 tons.
Newfoundland FOR New York.
KINGSTON. British freiEhter. destination and
tonnage unknown.
BLooMERsDiJk. Dutch steamship. 1901 tons.
New York for Rotterdam.
CHRISTIAN KNUDSEN. Norwegian tanker.
25s3 tons. New York for London.
ONE CREW STILL MISSING
SO FAR as Ia known this morning no lives
we're lost. but the crew OF the Kingston
was stliling missing.
The German war vsubmersibie. which
brought the war 20 the doorway OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-09
FIVE ALLIES VESSELS DEFY
U.BOAT; SAIL FROM NORFOLK

NORFOLK, Va. oct 9.-News Of the
arrival OF the U-53 at Newport. r. l.. all
though Immediately transmitted TO Allied
merchant ships in the harbor and TO ship
ming agents. failed to check sailings.. Three
british and two French merchantmen car
rying cargoes OF food. horses. etc, cleared
for European ports
The presence Of the submarine was also
made known 20 warships OF the Virginia
Carolina coast with instructions that mer-
chant ships at sea be notified. The warships
are expected to haunt the lanes of travel
TO convoy ships through the danger zone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-09
U. s. REsCUERs FAIL TO FIND
CREW OF BRITISH FRBIGHTki

WASHINGTON. oct. e.--The Navy l,', De,
partment was advised by Admiral hI'sn' ~
by telegraph today that United s.ss ~ ....,,
~ tbe pritlsh frclghter Kingston. sunk py
a German submarine on Nantucket
II the crew has been saved. knlght Ls.
ported, II was by a merchant snip Wii'0n
has failed 20 report the fact ofhciaiy'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-09

4. not violation of internst'on., 'nw. .,,ess ",,
docs n fransxress the rights ol w ,,a. cf
states Government. n u operntes "'''
our territorial waters !.
~In answer 20 your que.,'c" que....nr .,,srnlnr
srsccIes N advIsins their vessels o. 'ns s
presence OF the C-ss were y,olae,osn ,on ~,
American neutrality. I am OF tne "sr,,,S,' Ts",s
that there we're not such a vioa,ion .,'ors ,...rs
acts are those OF individuals with Iels .,', -
to their own property or tne plpec,, of
the Government OF the United states
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-09

11reI~~>< srs- rs<~ or>
u>r1<r or me submarine asked the destroy.
<rs Henhem and NcDoureH % move 10 give
HIm ROOM 20 r<nd a tofp>do.
m an about twenty torpsdocs were hrcd
Nome o. The ships were sunk BY bombs and
others were destroyed BY having their sea
fccks opened
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-06-03
Greetings to the Great B. of L. F. & E..

Denver will be especially honored week and thruout the remainder
visit exhierting
Citizens generally
welcome
the brain citizenship
n
They
before
all
thru his lodge
perd
add
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-06-03
Brandeis Wins Confirmation in u. S. Senate

of
This
and to
wonder
Of
Wilson this clamor Wall and
Brands confirmed
unless
reckoning
definite of the
mankns
the Morgan
o producers
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-06-03
Insurance Trust Fights Payment of Claim

Colorado
M.
injured killed
Sterling Friday of last week The commission filed
n State Supreme Court
the widow had been awarded claim for full
Wyoming
while transported
which refused the after being al
pensaion law dono beyond
all private IN
writing compensation Colorado brought suit jointly
test the constitutonhy
compensation
his
fund.- his widow would
other state do employees re-
echnicaty to contest payment of claims not~ith
these risks
Bues which so
compensation
duty the
legislature shall be carried
by
collecting important data this sub
publication which
important the workers amendment OF this nature
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-06-03
FOURTH OF JULY IN NEDERLAND.
Tungsten Mining Camp Arranging for a
Program of Big Events.

There's going to be big doings at the
tungsten mining camp of Nederland on
the Fourth of July. Miners and business
men are cooperating in preparing an elab-
crate program of events. The celebration
will begin on the 3rd and wind up on the
5th, giving three days to the fun and
frolic. Prizes are to be awarded contest
ants for fishing dancing and athletic
stunts. carnival parade and music
will be features OF the entertainment.
The once popular rock-drillng contest is
to be revived. Excursions will be run
from Denver by rail and auto.
The committee of arrangements con
sists of NJ. J. Riley, j. NJ. Dennis and F.
NJ Trumpour
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-06-03
LABoRERs SECURE NEW CONTRACT

Hod carriers and general laborers of
st. Louis have won their strike and
signed the first agreement with the con-
tractors in that city. The following gains
have been secured: Nine-hour day, 30
cents an hour, extra pay for overtime and
recognition of the union.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-06-03
Mastery Address of w. H. Neighbor ;.
at Typographical Memorial Services

great pay roll is copied off, We shall find
that the humblest had his part as we'll
as he who thought he WAS doing it all.
The Judge OF all the earth shall He not
Judge righteously?
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-06-03
The Optimistic
Philosopher

ARL BECK, member of the Press
Assistants Union, No. IA, en-
ployed at the Carson Harper
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

So Ncdaj y laIogi. Inak ,tanc ~.
/n"kc jc nar"clti >cvcda pri dru-
>tNlI. dru>iv" >amo doLi zmakr il
Il. urada.
DruNrvcui tainiki In tajnicc So
pr"ieui. da bolJc paziio pri boln,.
sixth Ii>tinah. Ako So bomi>kc H.
slime natanko izpolnjcnc, mi nj
kdar nobcnr ucprilikc med I'VE
~ ln dru>tvom glrdc bolnr pod
pore.
/adnjc cas-" Smo vcliko podpo-
re- U%>tavili rlanom in clamicam.
kcr nimajo poruih lisluv. Da sc ne
h"do rlanl-c" po nrpotrcbncm pre-
plrall. maj II lapomnijo. da Ia
podpora zaradi potnih liStov hi
odklonjcna, pat pa je pridrlana
do konvcnciic. Clani-cc pa, kat,ri
n'ua," pctnih liStov ia ste odda-
iJ"ui od druStya, 81 potni list la
koJ prc>krbite in kakor nitro po-
t"rr, "a iakoi %obnovitc. kcr y dru-
gem >luGaju mogoGr konvcncija
y>ako podporo oddaljcnrga clana.
III nina pOtnc@a li>Ia. odkloni.
Clam in clanicc maj mikdar pri
a]"ltaciji IA :. ID. =. T.. ne pozabi-
Jo. ia So vNak elan poljuhno Java
rlllc in STEER "a poSmrtnino 800
in mc podporc. y2OO.OO in en- dollar
dncVuc potporc, $4,000 i'm $2Gi
durNn" pulporc. Dale IN smrt-
mnu 100000 in me- podporc i'm
Nmrtnluo $4,000 ter 500 ali
500 dncvnr podp0rc. "a smrtni-
o." Sl.oUO.OO in ME podporr in
>mrtnlmo ~ 10000 in 500 ali
$500 dmcvur pndporc. Y otro-
Skcm oddclku 81 clani licc) Java
rowan "a >mrtnino $4,000. Cla-
mi Gee dru"c"a oddclka 81
/Ivarovaui ~ >mrtnino 10000 i'm
lahko rudi IA 500 dnrvnc podpo-
r'. tlaui drugrea oddrlka ne pla-
jujcj" pc >tar"~ini lr>iyi2;. kal;ar
tudi oui clam dec. Iii SO zlvaro-
Vani N emrtninu 10000.
: >ohratskim pozdravom
Louis Iiavdck,
triniE - ID Il y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

tOv; V mestnO goSpodarstvo Sc j,
pOsvctilo, kakor So nikoli pref ne
odbijali so sc napadi mracnjakoy
ma SolStvo. In elm zee bo social.
Sticnih ZaStopnikov zbornici.
tcmbolj 81 bo moral mcStni Svet
,baviti ; takimi vpraSanii. tenn vct
81 bo ,udi doScglo IN dclavStvo.
Po raznih okrajih bodo So sh0-
iii, ma katcrih naStopajo ~izvrStni
govorniki. S%0drugom priporota-
mo, ne lc, da jih pc moInoSti obi
Skujci0, ampak tudi da agitiraio
med mani zavcdnimi tovariSi in
il hdovedcjo tia, kjcr bodo ,@liIali,
kar jim jc najbolj potrrbmo.
Taxi Shodi bodo:
V 10. WARDI: V Srcdo, ~.
marca ob :. lvcGcr V .Jungmanovi
soil, Tag l.ocfilcr Court.
V ncdcljo, %. marca oh 3. po-
poldnr llocrhcrjryi dvorami,
Blue Island Ave. in y. Place. =
Shodom j. Spoicna vc>clica. NStop-
nina p ccntuv.
V cctrtek, 30. marca oh : I'VE
Ger Y Clark School, 1910 =. Ash
land Ave.
V pondcl.ick, 3. aprila oh :. I'VE
Ger y PlzcnjSkcm ayditori.iu, Blue
Island Ave. i'm Is. utica.
Ma vSch tch Shodih govori polcg
drugih g%ovornikov Eandidat An
tom Schirmang.
Y -. WARDI: V cctrtck. 23.
marca, oh :. zvcccr Y paviljonu
pllcn'kcca parka. 2G. utica in Al
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

nth svetnikov, XII bodo zastopal
yes okraJ in Use sloje. Kdor obliu
huge dclavcem, kaj takcga. gotov,
ne bo zastopal njihovih i~ntcrcsoy
kaJtl vSrh Nloicv ne more zas,opa
II mice; med razrcdi scdanic druj
hc 80 naSprotja kdor zastopa i'm.
tcrcN" kapitaliStov, Jill mora IN.
Stopatl proti dclavStvu: kdor no.
cc Storiii kaj dohrcga IN DELAY.
Stvo. mora biti pripravlicn ma hoi
proli kapitaliZmu.
Dclavcr, hi pozna syoj pololai
drmIbi, ne more biti ircnoick
dvomltl. ia grcIi roper >cbc i'm 70.
per Nvoj ralrcd, cr udda svoj gla>
kai"r"mukoli kapiialiStitncmu
kandidatu.
Ali med dclavci Jill jc So mnogo.
1t 80 81 tako maln zanimali N
JaNn" /Ivllcnjr, da ne pozmajo me-
ni"r"N"v >vn.lcga raZrcda. ne po.
m"na V"liirv. Iato ic naloga N
v'dnIh '%"variS"v, da Jill dramijo
povN"d, k.icr pridcio mcdnjc in a.
gitirnjo. kajti v>akim glaSom, XII
~ ma Ia nariu pridobr, poycrajo
moe >irankr.
Y chicaSkcm mcStncm Svc,u ~,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

bany Ave. Goyorniki; Alderman
ohm c. Kennedy, William Schoen-
John c. Kennedy. Vim. Schoen-
mex. j. Elbanm, in kandidai Louis
4. C"jka.
V II. WARDI: V tctrtck, %.
marca oh x. lvctcr V Altman
Hall. Chicago Ave. in Lincoln 81.
V pctck, "A. mare oh ES. I've
Ger V Columbus School, Lcaviit
in Augusta SITS. G%ovorniki: Alder
nan VIM. T.. Rodriguez, Seymour
Strdman, WIN. A. Guinea, Peter
SiSsman, Carl ID. Thompson, Onto
Christensen, poslanca Christian
VI. MadScn in Joseph Madison.
V 20. WARDI: V cctrtck %.
marca oh &. zvcGer V Chcrnaucka'S
Hall. 1900 :. Union 81. Ma ShOdu
bo govoril kandidat III munici-
palncga sOdnika Louis j. Drlson.
IA -. IN -. WARDO: V pc
TEX, -. marca oh x. Zvcrcr Y Lane
Technical High School, Division
IN Scdgwick Sis. GovOrniki VIM.
\. Guinea. kandidat ChaS. y. An
dcrSon IL n. in kandidat Carl +.
pardrck IL -. wardc.
V %. WARDI: V torck, ~.
marca oh 8. zvctcr Y Clifton Hall,
Belmont in Clifton AYES. Govorni-
Xxi kamdidat lIoyt Raymond in
drugi.
V ~. WARDI: Y Srcdo, 22.
marca oh & zvcGcr Brcntmo
School. Fairfield in Schubert
AYES. Govorniki Samuel Block.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
liz A
S. D. p. z.

20 zakliucku trctir konvcnrijc
:. ID. i. L.. vr>iv>c 81 Y Clrvrlau-
du. .. So yrNi prihodnia kouycuci-
ia meSeca maia 1916 i'm Steer pr
VI p%ondcljck y maju. Prvi pom
dcljrk pride ravuo ma prvi mai.
d"Iav>ki prank. radi ,cga -" pri-
II %konvrncija dine ,. maia l9lG.
D~clc"ati in d|ricgatiuir mai bodo
\ mcNtu Iiti>hur"hu dine |. ul-
il.
kcr imamo diva druStva y Pitts
burShu in veliko v okolico. bo dr
legation DmjamI kar najboljr po-
S%trcleno. q v>"m bonn podrubucjr
porocaI Y mc>ccu arrilu. istotako
DO tudi pripraylialni odior pitts
hur>kIh LruEtcv ~ k|ouyrnciio
>p"roril Y I'rolcIarcu VISA uayodi-
la.
V pritctku mr>cca marca sem
odpo>ial v>cm dru;tvom poobla-
S,ila "a dclcgatr-dclcgalinj". ".
ko drll>tyo. ko izyoii dclcga;a-dr.
l"%gatinjo, maj izpolni diva poobla-
Niila; emo ;, vroti dclcgalu-timji.
emo pa Sc takoj poiljc Y glavui II
rad Ivczc. Pri v>ak"m poohia>tilu
MAI - pazi. LA =" v>i 1riic odhor-
uiki podpiScio laStnorocuu i'm Iudi
dclrgat-imia. da ne bo kai nrpri-
+ik ma konvcnciji, crS. Ia pri tenn
ail "ncm druItvu nj pravilno IL
volicn dclc"at ma konvcnciio.
P~oobla>rila in porotilo IA Two
litcv drl"gatov hi bill moral posla-
II pc prayilih ~ mcScca fchruar-
ia /. l., k"r pa >mo vcdno cakali.
kaj ho l. zlruiitviio, Smo ladrlc-
vail 10 majSkrainc.j>rga casa. Dine
H.. %frhruaria l9lG j. incl -. i'm
pom. odhor >cio glrdc IdruIiiyo.
i" p]ururIiu prc,i>rdnikd pripra.
lialncga oihora ~ l~lru/itcv jc
skl"nil prirraviialui odhor. ia mai
hi 81 v>c prizadctc or"anizacijr
%potrudilc Sklicati k~onyeucijc Y -
mem in iStcm mrNtu OH cncm IN i
stem caSu. prcdlayani ,ta bill
dvc mcSti IN m"s"c september. Pn
daljIi drbati Sc ic Sklcnilo ma Sc
il. da pr"dlaga dru@im o%rganizaci-
jam in miprayljaln"mu odboru.
da hi So vrSiIa Skupna konvcuci.ja
V mcSccu oktobru mcsto y scp,cm-
bru. kcr so elavni in pomoIni ud-
horniki pri :. ID. =. u. vsi IA zdru-
iiirv. So IN z|goraiInii prcdlog v,i
"laSovali.
Prcllog jc bill pa pri oS;alih pri-
zadctih organizaciiah odklonjcn.
10 jr. da hi Sc vriilr Skupnc kou-
vcnciic V oktobru; radi tcga 81 ic
SklicaIa maSa rrdma konvcncia pr
vi tcdcn mcScca maia 1916.
StroSki Y pokritjc k%onvcncijc
so razpisani ma v,akcga rlaua in
rlanico pc 500. izvzcmSi otro-
Ski oddclck. Claui in tlauicc, ka.
teri so zavarovani M 800 dncvnc
podporc in Sl.000.0O. platajo Ntro.
Skoy kouVcnriir ravn0 tako Same
tl.Oo. Mc>ctnina y pokriti" kou-
vcncnih StroSkov ic ralpiSana "a
mcscc april in mai 1916 v,ak mc
see Pc soc ma v>akcga rlana ii
clanico.
Clani-clanicc, katcri 5clc zlatc
make, mai vzamcjo ma lmanjc, da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

Y ncm>kih drlavnicah V lIcllc
ran, klrr Sodrlujrjo bair majhol.iS
EcmSki mmctniki. i~Idchuicjo ccvljc
brcI uSmja. Ccvlir 50 wee mcScccv
p|rcizkuSali ter pridcio V kratkcm
ma rrg. X.ornii del j. IL Sivc ali
rrnc representative %iadrcnimc. ka
kor jc prcdpi~ana "a v"jaSkc ma
h%rbtnikc; notramjI in zunanji pod
plali in pete 50 lrSrnc plaSii navS
kriI polo/enr i'm zlcpljcnc. tako ia
So podrlati ncprcmocljivi i'll trdni
Ccvlii scgaio ccz clcnkc ter So lah.
Ku noSiio Dravtako kakOr trdni us
nicni ccylji. No So podplati obho-
dijo. poncha iudi ropot pri hoii.
ri tcylii - bajc toplcjSi cd uSnic
uih. Stall bodo toliko, kolikor sta.
uc >cdaj par uSmjcmih p%odplatov
Pudplatc i'm pete lahko hrcZ tcIav,
veal; sam i2mcnja. - tcvlji brcl
Usnja pravIaprav MISC me novcga
krauiskr in holandSkc roklc Sc
tudi brrz uSnia. Nportniki nosiiC
90 lett belle ccvlic; gornji del IL
fincga. trdncga blaga, podriati il
pete pa IL gumiia. Ampak to, kan
izdclujcio zdai Y Ilcllcravi, Scvcda
MISC Sportui ccylii.
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SPENDAL IVAN, Concnaugh, Pa, Bx Isl.
GACNlk IVAN, 40 Coleman Ave. JohuStown. Pa
GAbRENAJA JAKOB, BOX -, Cuncmaush, ia.
BOVC FRANK, X. f. Il. .. Box IN. Johnstown. Pa.
SCHODOLNlk IVAN, Box 273. South Fork. la.
ZolER AIOJzlJ, Box Jli, CnucmaugL, Ia.
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Rentan

An election % vote sl5liss worth OF
bonds for good roGts purpose. was held
81 school House No. /. nsSr Clear
Lake. yesterday. We are no; definite
ly informed whether the territory COW
cred means the 50 seeIion. known ss
Tap. 8. Z. y or part OF all OF Benton
precinct. Be tnat 81 it msy, il - s
move in the right direction a. the
heavy washing rains OF last May and
June lett the roads in 8 dangerous con-
condition for fast travel
Overwhelmingly the bonds failed
u carry The people do tot seem to
realize this need OF good roads.l
A tire which threatened serious cOnse-
gq-nces was started last Saturday
about l \ mile east o.. Clear Lake snc &,
driven by strong southeast wind =,
| burned over & mile. destroying some
good range, which is looked after more
seenly this year on account Of shortage
Of forage crop. II was supposed TO
have been started By some camper
John St0uder and family were ma
rOoned Al Cnas Osteen's last sunday
night on account Of something being
wrong with the "innsrds" Of their
Overland touring car.
A singing class. or school Is being
held a. the Csleyviile school house
Il is good thing for the young peop.'
and is no doubt better place for then
than some Of the places that We heal
Of.
Our old friend Amos Shockley, wh'
lives near the old townsite Of Alpine
mas the best corn and broomcorn W,
have seen this year. His corn viii
make an average Of 20 bushels per ccr'
and the broomcorn from 10 y ton
per acre He also has some very fin,
wstermelons and an implicit faith il
the success Of Hughes st the polls mex
November. GOLD BUG
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MISS Vivian Robson, of Oohiltree,
Texas, and q + Nolan, Of Durant, are
new teachers in the high school this
year. Miss Robson taught at Knowles
last year. where she gave excellent
satisfaction. She comes to Beaver we'll
recommended. Mr. Nolan also comes
highly recommended as young man
of ability and energy. The addition
Of these two young people to the teach
ing force Of Beaver schools will add
much to its efficiency. Beaver people
extend them a hearty welcome and
trus. that their stay with US may be
mutually pleasant and profitable.
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A. NJ Ives, OF Bslko, was on the Bea-
yer market Tuesday with a load OF fat
hogs for which he received top prices
Nr Ives never comes to town without
bringing along load of something to
market. He is one Beaver County
farmer who always manages to have
something to sell. He does it by
conservative mixed farming.
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J. :. and J. L. Little are building
new house near the high school. They
will move TO town TO give their child
rea the advantage OF our excellent
schools.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-07

B o. Taylor and family departed
this week for Guymon where they will
make their future home Their large
number OF Beaver friends note their
departure with regret, but wish them
we'll in their new location.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-07

H. d. Trusx was here from .Forgan
all day Tuesday looking after business
in connection with his establishment
at this place.
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lOOls

Y. d. Nef and wife and daughter
Hazel left Monday in their Buick for
visit at Kansas City, St. Joseph, Cam
eron, aud other Missouri points.
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William E. Fugate.

Defendant
The State Of Oklahoma to William Z. Fugate
Greeting:
The defendant viii take notice that be has been
sued By the said plaintiff. in the Justice Court o.
II D. Meese. in the tov4 Of Beaver. Beaver coun-
y. Oklahoma. and that an order Of attachment
issued in said cause. September ist 1915. Tor the
sum OF S2s.l5 and costs, and has been levied on
the personal property Of the defendant. and said
cause is for hearing October 9Th 1915. before said
Justice Of the Peace and II the defendant fail to
appear for said trial. Judgment will be rendered
against him for s2sl5 and costs and the property
attached. vii! be sold to satisfy said Judgment.
II d. MEEsE.
Justice Of Peace.
l. ". MooRE COHPASS Plaintiff. 81 s-I
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We WAST TO BUY YOUR SALE PAPER,
FIRST STATE BANK or FOR6sg. 8-17 IF.

In the Justice Peace Court Of II. D. Meese. town
o. Beaver. Beaver county. Oklahoma
l. W. Moore & Company. a partnership.
Plaintiff