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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
aeu. Roin,u. p,r aufiibr,r 3

- Rep. Rainsp. Der qnfiibrsr Der
SonntdssbeiIissn. min morsen NIT
Wldnor eipingIton cine aonfsrsn5 abs
bdltsn. gr min ssssn iebe perion,
ipeI4e am nd9ften Sonntag bus
9nl9traftrGefsb psrlsbi. Mffibdpits
srlansen, faIIs Der Wlapor bies unters
ldffen iollie. Wtdhor 2inringfon bat
feline pfli9t sur 4ufrsdterbaItuns beg
8efebes bereits getban unb burh ben
Si6erbeitssaommiFdr bic qoIiSei in
oieiem Sinne inftruirt.
Sir bic Disbsrperbaftune Des
Ran Wartin, ipeldsr bss ginbru9s
angetlast unb bel isiner 8erbdftuns
Die 5lubt ergriffen bate, tit cine Be
lobnuns BON 500 ausgeisBt pOrbsu.
geesn mebrsrs gdnbps 2aosn5ss
Iiber iinb 0orlabunesn, I'm @eritt gu
erideinen, erldifen porben, ed iie an
gebli9 an Minberidbrise Gigaretten
pertauft baben ioasn.
- eSm 9ount19ert6t fpuroe gelicrn
SEQ. 9obr ppn Der glntIags bes 6ries
bens6ru9s, tpeI9e Don 9iola WicGann
erboben fporosn mar, frei9eiproden.
Sobn Oebnert unb ). g. Wsils
ton, geioe bon Samiltpn GOuntp, mel
DE anaeblib in mebreren S4antiotos
len bur6 gelabene @iirfel. BON $40
big $25 erlanst baben ipaen, ipuroen
geitsrn i'm 8oli5eieeri4t gu js 500
@eloitrdfs perurtbeilt.
Nargard Bauer BON SO. 546
SH 8. strabs, 1T ssitsrn i'm gIter bon
so Sabren geItorben.
= Sn Campbell Co., cine Uleile
bon Repport entfsrnt, nabs osm Sit'
fingufer, Iinb angeblid BON einer gros
Ben Gompasnis, 10 ader 2onb fur
SIT, 900 aetduft tuprben. gs Iieet ans
gsblih bas prpistt Dor, bprtieIbit elm
grobes Siubls@tabliHement gu errit'
ten unb bur6 cine Bride cine 0srbins
ounq nit BEN 9. &c n. Giienbabns8es
Ieiis in aenton Co., beraufteaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24

einrm ebrlidrn @erfutc entihloBI
nno es Gcpdbrte mir 9inoeriing oon
nieberorildenben Sdmer5en, ipelhe
10 b6ie ipuren. onb i6 mid nieoerle'
gen mubte. I'D sebraufte aud oas
Sanntipe @aib ,ino es bot mir icfr
uiel @ltes aetban iino if bin nitlt
ldnaer init Sfm1de bcbnftcf." !" ~
jSrGi U. q. griIl, 1899 BOOTH
strafc, 9'iIIunufee, gis.
Gas ericIareidite giiitel 'iiri
;sraiienlciocn III 9pSia 9. Tinfham's 3
0eaetatIe COMPOUND. Gs bot bic
grpbe rier3ia Sabre bcitanoen, iuos
unmoaIidi m1re. ipern es nidf ed,fe'l
&ertb bei1bc.
lin ipesleaen, foitenIoien Natli
idlreibe man pcrtranlidl an bic fnoia
q. gimfham Neoieine So, gpnn,
Infi. 5hr Sd)reiben 'uirb aeOffnef
aelrien NIB bsantiuorttt lperoen bon
eintr Tram nnS ais uubebingf py'
traulid,e RittbeilmHs bsbanoslt wtr'
ben. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24

Gie y@ebsA bon Shreveport, sa.,
nadl 9ssw Orleans iiberssiiebsIt.

Tas 6. iinS Iette Spiel ocr Serie
slpiiben imiercn .JieSs" unS Sen
Sbrepcport .@aiiers" tEerus gisn)
farn am Dtittipoh 3itm austras uio
brahte iinfcren suitgens bic piertc
9iieoerIagc. sSr ben eriten 6 @dngcn.
mcrin bic S'eteraneit ShIeiioerer
Sdneioer unc @icSenrp bos 9eihiis
bebienten ii6erten bic vRebs" ibrs
2 9dnfe gcaen 9sirfen Ser @egner.
9.SSn bcn 3 Icttcn @dngen finsirte Der
Ietrlli @litdel aIs Sdleuoerer iiir
Cincinnati uuo erIaufte ben .Woi.
iers" 6 Sdiife i'm I. inio einen tueite.
rer Soirf i'm s. @anae. Tie oReSs"
mad,ten a Sreiier itnb 8 Sebler &C..
gen . bc5ip. 4
.SiuptIing Ser5og itno ieine Sun.
leus perIieben Sbreneport geitern
gbenb fir Reu Orleans, ,pr iie cine
eeric BON a SpieIen nit SEN borti.
acn .NeIicans gum slustrng bringcn
mroen, ebe lie Die Sfiidreiie ilab
Gintinndti ontreten iperoen.
pertc ipieIcn bic .Golts" .@cuncr
sci rHebs" ir 5apetie, Ga. nit Seln
oo.tigcu profeiiioneIlen aIub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
2ofal 8eridt.
Sm Sfoffer Bum sutenSi
Seaing Sorctta Salep seitern gsad,'
mittas Selbiimpro.

Gic 23iGbriee 9oretta GaIen, Die
lid felt 10 SSabren i'm aonnent gum
gutelt Sirten, an Der @ranb unb
@oriam slpenue, 8riee Sill, beforo
ilno, neil iie ibre ;sreibeit nift er.
Inngen fonntc, idipernriitbig ge!upr.
ben mar, rladte oeitern gsafnlittcg
fur5 Dor 5tpci lthr ibrem Seben ein
gnSc, inoem tie cine Gunrtitat aar.
6cIidure perihIiifte. Sic hnttc iid)
bas 8ift, bas in Der anitdlt fir Tes.
infisirunas- .3pefe beitust ipiro, gu
pcriGoffen geipubt nuo ibren @oriue
ausgefiibrt, ebe iie boran perbinocrt
peroen fonnte. giaige Der iibrieen
Sniaiien enttedteu iie, aIs fie Inter
befitGen Sdrnersen aui benz 5itb.
booen ferunroQte uno rieien eie
Obcrin hcrbei, tpel6e 6afiir iorsie,
6ab Gle oetensmiioe Der patroI 30.
5 mad, oem getts Strnbe SoipitaI
qebrod)t muroe, po Tie tros iofortiJer
9lnluenoune Don @egennitteln ibreT
@eiIt ailiaab.
Qie aus Den slfter bes stloiicrs
bctoorgebt, por oa3 Mabden ais
Sinh uon elmer 5atnilie an Der
Baum StraBe aus einem 8oiienbaus
aoopiirt, aber nIs es t3 Sabre alt
mar. neil es oft Don Sauie fortlief
imD 5ageIcna regblieb, mlf sIHcro-
mtraoes 9Sngenbgerid)ts nad) Dem
aloitcr acidyidt luorSen. @er ieine
SlterT ipareu III nidIt betannt nib
OesbaIb ineroen Die aloiterbel,oroen
fir Die 9eerhigning Gorge tragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
ltnfdae.
Ter Gbauffenr alfreb Graie id)iuer
Derleet.

Sdapere grrIesiingen tnis gcitrrn
Na6urittas Der 93 Sabre aIte sufreo
Craig pon Neaiant Nibge, ber nls
Chauffeur bel Der gfMle gafing Go.
bcitdftist lit, bsi einem GiltoHobil.
rniaa SopciL Der iid In Der Wabe oon
g;Ialnpille ereigncte
Gic Steiicrurg an Dem 2aitallto.
mobiI Der Gdn,ls goFiug Co., ons
ron Craig seIentt uuroe, periaste aIs
Giuia ii6 nui Ser Gamnreo Eife in
Scr Rdbe ppr Nainpine befni,b nno
Sas gIitomobiI itiir5te etnc;l abbang
ailnlnter, ippbei Craig ii6 einen
mebriat,en Rippenbrit 5itscs, pdb.
rcnb tbfn anberbem eak Iinfe Chr
fat abeeriiien rp,iroe. Der @erim.
eIiidte fpurbe nah ieiner Wobnling In
NIeaiant Hibga gebrad,t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
WeHpprt.

Die Heuport Office fir bas Gin.
rlnnatier @ultsblatt" befinbet iidl in
Ho. 339 yorf Strasc, aeaeniibcr
oem GpnrtbOnic, ipuiclbit @euisfeiten,
In5eisen II. |. m. bis 8 1tbr slbenos
entgegengeuOmmeu werben. Selep6pn
Sontb 2401.
= Seiratbsiheine:: 9anio Sfans
50, lno Warie aIIbers, as, gei6e
bon Sicoto Co., o. - sSalnes 2ean.
ger, 21, rno glnna Climber, 81, gei.
De bon GIarf 60, Q. Charles
UfortiH BON Cincinnati unS SeIen
SarDf 1pn leetpport.
- geiietiteI. .geranoerungen: 9ie
Wooolnno Some 60. on sSoiepb
Sarcollrt, Bots go. 40 uno Il in Der
Subbipiiion Der @ooSIano Some Go
su 81. - gbtu. 8rimnte an Step.
ben uno g. @eroner, elm Got an Der
I. StraBe imo SamIet glllen 8u
$4,000. - Cos. s. Gbeiier on =. @.
Soefle. ein &ot on Der 7. Strabe, 5u
81.
= 9ie Staot.aommiifGre beauf.
tragten geitern Oen Soli3itor g
Spence. einen auf 20 Sabre Iauten.
ben 5reibrief fir Die StrabenbeIelldy.
tltng als5uarbeiten uno hierii6er in
Der ON nahiten 9ienItag ab3ubaIten.
ooi SiBllng, 5u beri6ten. In Der
s oinan5 iino geitimnungen fir 6ie
tueiten gerbeiieritngeu in Der Stra.
5erbeIeuhtung oorgeieben.
- Ger Grfliteft @ogeI ertpirfte
seItern eincn gnuerloubnibidein fir
0eu gau elmer 9atitein- uno Son.
-8eibdftsgebdlloes on Der 8eit.
ieite Der 0lonmolttb StraBe, 5piiten
Der s. imb 9. StroBe, 5u $15, 900.
Das 8runoitiif, peI6es on Der
Wonnro1ttb StraBe 80 SuB SSront
entbaIt, iii Oas Gieentbum oes Serrn
SICrerte gSQ8Iler.
- Nls ser neue @erfpoIter oes
Golirtbouie nirb 9ln0retp Moran ge.
nanitt. goparb gudIep bleibt bis
gum I. Weai i'm glmt.
Die Staats.ausg glei6unesbe.
Jorbe bat Die Steuer ai,f sSarmIan.
oereien in Campbell Gountp, Inn 26
Gents per 500 @ertbabidGsune er.
bGbt.
= 8etanntli9 bot bas 9lpslationss
gsridt bic gHtfdeibuns bss Gircuits
seri9ts, Dona9 bic sSren6 Bros.
Bauer 60. pon Cincinnati, bon Der
2i5ensiteuer befrsit ipirb, umaeitoben.
Das Ippsqdtionsseri5t enti6ieb, bab
bic Stabt CUR aollettierIng elmer Ders
artigen Stsuer bere6tigt fei. Oie bier
auf be5iigli9e Srbinuu3 tpirb nun
ousgearbeitet unb es tpiro Der 0erfud5
gema9t fperben, BON mebrsren sgirmen
bic riidftdHbise Steusrs 2isens 3u tole
lettiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24

s,,utn abfpisItsn, Die man. nj. ei:
frsiaIbsmoiratiids .sdIsspis So'
iieiniIfe 9oIisJsitung" idrstbt, ~
aisl Ionlt niti iannis. Gin o., Dsr
I.ffrcut idmpfenosr So3ialosmplra',
Der tpdbrenb isines llrIauts isnt Vsrs
iammluns bsfudt bate. ifrsibt, ms
SJelo suriidsst,bri. sts,n bic BON ee'
eebrur psrtrstsns poIitii, in Or
.SdIestpia 6OIjteinsr @oIis,.iiung
Wie bic .goIis5situns4 bemsrti, ftaito
bisiu sJsIosrous jahr.ldns an Der
Gpibe Der aisler par!eis uno 0stptt''
notwithstanding, beDor er am q. Ail,
cuff 1914 in ben aries Jc9. er laBi
I'D, II. a. nIiO boren:
bon ben aamsraosn bin ih mt
Srapeu tefiiirmi iporbtn, ipie mars in
Der Seimatb, unb iuis trar's in Der
@syfdmmIuns2 Wlon bat inspiid|en
fen geridt e,lsien. alss IN eritduiit.
srltdufht, bitter snitaui4t, tntrhittt.
Don Der aieIsr Qrb,iteritaft bat man
Elm, anosrs GielIunanabms eripdrtsi.
Mon tsnnt lie nifi luisotr. Sb's bern
ipirtIir1 10 setueIen 1T, iDie es bsr gss
ri6t idilbsrta S6 IOa er5dblsn, a.
ssblen. cSt babe blnn gsidiIotrf,
irtIHsn Ginbrud III pon Der Ier'
fammlung bate. in Der Rsot css
Gsnoiien Qebsbcar III mir aufssfnl'
len, bab sr nitt Elm sin5ises Nal Die
Gsnofen eripibnt bdt, bic jebt cran'
zen in ben SdiisensrGbeH Iisaen. Nilr
tinmaI bat sr BON fsinem Jrsuno.,
bsm gsnofsn giebinedi, eripibni.
tab Der arms asrl ss 10 beionbeEs
fbiper bate. Ens bier BON 0enonen
Qetebcur Gjsiastt gilt pobl nur nod
fir einsn srSbsren 5bsit bes Tabsir's
gsblistenen. Sic btnlen MIR an iid)
itno an sinsn tltinsn artis ibrer ans
h1nssr unb nidt on bas srpbs gans:.
Dsm nil bsnn Die Mnbetkii bis-e1
NIT ihrem srtiben2 DUB MN ssnn
srIt binaus in bic Sdibtnqrdbm, nm
beereifen 81 iDnnsn, ipns fiir bds o1n.
se 9clt unb nuh fit bic Mrb:it'rs
flaifs ouf bsm Spiel iiehta Ulub
man osnn srit bic Ssriiampfisn JIus
rsn. bic aerifciIenen ilnb aeririimms.s
ten sdnfer. 05rfsr unb St1bie ft<n,
bas eeben Der grdutn unb ainbsr In
ben bonn Rrisee betroff.nsn gsbisitu
tennen Isrr.n. UNI su bsgreifsn, bag
auh Der arbeiier stipuB gu psrlisre1
bot2 Sbsr elaubi man, bab ma1
uns bier braubsn NIT ibrem Sbu1
iino Irei6sn sinsn Disnit eripeiTt uno
iih fir uns rpfsrt? gsin, n.in urb (
dbsrrnaIs nsin! SIR .rptiit uns t,is
rleh 3isnit, unh nod pisl lptnipsr psrs
lcnssn mir sinsn folfen 1itnfi. Wi
bier broub,n Iinb friiber aud nitt
al. elmer Msinuna ssipsf.n; br sins
Eat rnehr linfs. Der dnb.rs mssr
rtfts aeituubsn. Mbsr isbi fnb psr
ale elmer Msinuna. Sd fabt nod i.is
Hen pebort, Der aHbntr Msinung mar.
mir fit1sn irsu sur Msbrbeii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
Inter ieinent 9Sasen
5anS Der esnbrmann GOais Guaifc.
msper einsn por5eitisen Sob.

Der 30id9rise, bei Der Gus. Ri9s
ter 5ransfer 60. befdaftiste Jubrs
mann souis Nudttsmeper, 1889 Meit
7. Strabs, fisl ssftern 4bsnO turs mad
C ubr, 10 unsliidIi4 Don isiHeui
i6psrsn Dassn, bab ibm zines Der
5interrdbsr ii6er ben aOpf unb Sbers
tOrpsr sing. tpobei er gerleBunsen CTS
litt, bensn er auf Der Gabrt nah bem
Stabtboipitdl i'm pattols4uto 80. A
erlag, iporauf bic aeide mad Der Wlprs
que gebra9t ipurbe. QldtfeneDer
Derfu9te eineu Der 3iigel, Der feiner
9dnb enirutf4t mar, pieoer berauf3us
5isben uHb bog ii9 babel anifeinenb
70 melt rad born, bab er bag @Iet9s
getpiht perlor unb abftiirste. Das
Doppelgefpanu ipurbe Don Gus. Rapp,
1860 Sebler Strabe unb btm poli5is
ften 2Otf6ery bic fi9 in Der Ndbe Der
1lnfanitene befanbsn, gum Gtebtn ges
bra9t. porauf iie ben gsrItbien aufs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
gaa Der sisssslrgs.

Tic sicaesIoge go. 70t bonn
1euti6en 0roen Sarlienri laSet
@iitGIicber iInb Sreunbe 8u bem gna
elm, Den lie am Snmitaa. 20. Ds1r5,
in ben S0Ien Der grbeiterbalIe per.
anitdItct. Gin tiidtiaes aommitiee
BOT Die Arrangements getrOffen rnb
itellt allen 5beiInebmern eiuen Der.
gniigtcn 9fbenb IN ausiid,t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
yiur,beimer, an bic geiuelre,

ale gfur3bsimsr BON Cincinnati
unb llmaebuns. bic e.nsiet finb, fia
an ter Spsnbe fir bi. arieasnptblei'
b.nbsn in g}forsbsim bstbsiIisen su
pollsn, finb gu elmer geiprshuns auf
5rsitas, "a. UtGrs, Mbsnbs s iI6r, I'm
Gaze .2lui BisberIeben" RntbsleIItr.
Cd, 3p5Ift,- unb MalHut Sirate,
bSflihft sirseIobsn. Der gsiiras 1T
auf 25 Gents lpS6sntlid5 ssi.st unb
ipirb aI.ss Gmpfanssns uns..iiTsi abs
gefdnbt nsrSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
8abtpm Mno Seaebne.

- Ger aontraftor q. Toriep BON
1apton erlpirfte geitern einen gau'
erlaltbniSidein fir elm srpeiitodises
9adIteiitbous on Der @aibington
Qlpe., nabe Der 8roipect Strabe, 5u
S2500. Serran SattIer eripirfte Die
Grlaubnis fir einen alrbni sum Sc.
ipsG sbeatsr, an Der Guirfislo Abe, gu
$1,000.
2tm nd6iisn SOrntus finSst in
Dapton bic Ginlpeibung Der nelien eo.
ct. pauls air6e an Der 9ierten IOs.
itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24

GHbe 3annunr iudis in Der 5nup.s
psrTammluna bss iO5ialbemoiraiiidheH
Crispersins aisl Der gbseorbnsie ess
fsbour bic 2lbIsbuung Der arissstrts
bite su psrtbeibisen. Sbm irai Der afbs
geprbnsie bes Rsi6siagspablt abltrtiIss
aiel Msubsblirs, aegien, snisssen.
gs Fam al aussinonbsrfsbungtn Sipis
i9sn aegisn unb 2sSsbOur. nobel fi8
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24

pouliD eiHuopH,
mar ih Elm forper.
Iides Brnd Sd
beindte eineng DOT.
for Sabre BIN
onrdI nber obne
grfoIa Cine
Sreiuoin ersdbIfe
mir BON 2poid 6.
ginfbam's gese.
table COMPOUND,
70 bal, Id mid 5u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
y. %. 6. u.

Zen 9espersoites6ienit IN Ger
youn @cmens 9briitian sliirciation
nr Scnntaa gtuhmittag Inn bier llbr
pirS Rcn. ,sranf q. stiale. Der Bfar.
rer Ger Clifton pres6pterianer Sir.
dc, Ieiteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24

Sausirmi: ~9iehmcn Sic bod nod,
Gin Gil Serr afeier."
8nii: I'D mrb iuirFlit bnrEen:
id babe beIrits 5uei scgeiienl.
Ter tIeire DilIp (einfoIIenb): -
1T tuab-, DIANA, nno eerabc bic sid.
itfnl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
S6r erfer 0cbanfe.

Gatts (peritSrt nad) Snaie tom.
meno): oTiIlp, benfe Dir, unlere
9anf bat i1re 3abIlnaeu eineef'hlf-
Dottin; .&immeIl lln6 i@ 6dbe
ben lebtcn 5dcd, ben Tit min eeiicrn
ailsitsicbit ned niat siniaIiittI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24

bObsn unb na6 BEN Gtobibofpiial
brinssn Iisbtn, bus Ct isboH nidt Ies
benb erreifte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
@ift 5u berbIhffen.

Sait: % jennie - bic geeiiteafs
iperben ia inInrcr fleinerl
@irtb: .ssn, ia - Die Degenern.
ton bat aud i6ou aufs gieb iiberse.
griifenl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24

Grjdblt inn fsIssubsn vriefs. ME &c
bnrd spSia 6. yinfbam's gese'
table COMPOUND fire WsInHb'
felt iuisber srIanste.

DsiIwaidee, ggis. .gepor idl 2p.
bia G. s.infbarn's geaetabIe Com.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24

Gin gnns cd / aai er.
goIioift: rWleIbe geboriamit: bnS
geitoblene gfer0 1T sur SteIle.-
gultmauu: .,lInb Der Diebp1
Der tit aud ba; er pnbt brnuben
auf ben gauI nuf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-24
etiiatiensIs ylero.gfairt.
strt6ur Warren Waiie in Tem Yorl
unitr Der glnilaee perbdftet
Seinen Sdpi,ssrbaisr. SObu g. psd,
Elm rsifer DrOsusnbdnblsr bon
Granb Rapibs, Mid.,

@ic aud b.H.n 5rdu Dsrsifist gu
baben.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-10-19
Estate Of OWEN HANLON
and ELLEN HANL0N

order Of notice Of Allowance of Account
state Of Vermont District OF Man
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District Aforesaid
To AN persons interested "a the es-
tntes of owen HAnion and Ellen Han
Ion late OF Manchester In said Bittrlct'
deceased. bhEH ~ ,
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned
the 26ih day ~ October next for exam
lining and allowing the account 81 the
ndrulnistrator and executor 81 the es-
tNtrs 81 said deceased and for decree
OF the residue Of sald estates 10 the
lawful claimants Of the same ana
ordered that public notice thereof %
given an persons interested IN said es-
tate by publishing this order three
weeks sncressiNely previous 70 the day
assigned ln the Manchester journal, q
newspaper published ~ Manchester IN
said District
THRREFoRE. you are hereby noil-
ned "a appear ai the Probate Once ~
Manchesier In said District on the DAY
assigned then and there 20 contest The
allowance 81 said account II you see
cause. and 10 establish your right a.
he{ys. leEatees and lawful claimants 10
Given rnder Ny Hand, this 2sth day
Of September 1915.
ss.s EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-10-19
SYNDICATE

Through the efforts Of George f..
Lawrence of Manchester, Evi Hurd
has sold his 700-acre farm here, local
IN known as the "Hurd Farm" having
been owned by the family nearly l27
years. to w. W. Salter Of Holyoke,
Mass, one Of the leading contractors
and builders of that city, and an ex-
pert in cement construction. Mr..
Salter bought the farm primarily for
its large acreage Of timber, but adj
vises that he will stock the farm and
work IL, he having had considerable
practical experience in farming, and,
in fact, farming in Vermont on his
Windham county farm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-10-19
Estate of LYDIA H. ALL1S



The undersigned, having been APP
pointed bv the Honorable Probate Court
for the District of Manchester Conn
missioners. to receive, examine. and
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Lydia II.
Allis, late Of Manchester in said Dis
trtct deceased. and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto. hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid. at the residence OF +. a.
Ellison Ia the Town Of Manchester in
said District, on the 2Sth day OF March
next. from / o'clock p. NJ until
months from the 2sth day OF September
A. ID. 1916. is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allo" :
ance
Dated at Manchester this 2sth day Of
j. D. PURDY,
r. .. EDDY,
Commissioners
H. II. Claxton. Charlotte. VT 2s-3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-10-19
Estate of HERBERT T. EATON


The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable PROBATE Court
for the District of Manchester. Com.
missioners TO receive, examine, and
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Herbert L,
Eaton, late of Arlington in said Dis.
trict, deceased, and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto. hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid, at the late residence of the
decedent in the Town of Arlington in
said District. on the 2Sth day Of March
next from / o'clock =. M, until I
o'clock p. NJ, Of said day and that six
months from the 2sth day of September
A. ID. 1916, is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their
claims to US for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Arlington this 2sth day Of
+. C. WooDWORTH.
WILLIAM PRATT,
Commissioners.
Emma c. Eaton. EXecutrix.
The day book., 1916-01-10

w D1OOh0 WI hCO hc1 Ihoh
ever after that to gain the .approba-
ton Of his partner-landlord. He was
on deck early and late. He tried a
new and efficacious fertilizer at his
own expense, and gained great re-
suits. Then, evenings, he dreamed of
Paula, of the dazzling hope that some
day, even if far ahead, he might see
her fitting about the rooms of the
little house, singing, helpful and
happy.
And this, in turn, led him to a prac-
tical result. He began to devote his
spare time to making the house more
inviting, externally. He patched up
neglected places, he laid out a pretty
garden. He then began on the in
terror. Every room was papered
prettily. AS he had money to spare
he purchased rugs and furniture.
One day Paula and her father, pass
ing by, dropped in upon him.
why, Brooks!' exclaimed Mr..
Lane as he stepped into the cozy,
neat and tastefully decorated living
room, what transformation! You
have actually made a perfect little
palace out of the old place. Anyone
would think you were getting ready
for long siege of housekeeping"
81 am" admitted Walter 'It's
pretty nice evenings to sit down in a
pretty, comfortable home, even if it
is lonely"
"Papa, Mr.. Brooks deserves en-
couragement," observed Miss Lane
shyly, as they left the house. "Some
simple curtains and few little knick-
nacks would finish up the place real
homelike."
=. Then began season of rare de-
light for Walter. A dozen times with
in the next year Paula and Mrs. Lane
visited the South farm regularly. AL
ways they brought piece of ribbon
for chair, bow, a tidy, a picture
in fact, in time they had given that
The day book., 1916-01-10


rangement. She assented to the
agreement of keeping Paula in the
dark. Both believed that they had
no right either to prejudice or influ-
ence Paula in her choice of lover or
husband. If the girl, within two
years, found some one preferable to
Walter, that was her right, and Wal
ter must take the hazard.
81 like the young fellow" admitted
Mr. Lane, but he wouldn't be worth
his salt. he was making love to
Paula or engaged to her. / believe
he's strictly honorable, and don't
think he will give Paula an inkling of
his preference for her."
'~'He will keep his word-on that
you can depend" declared Mrs. Lane
confidently.
= ''If he does, I'll celebrate the end
of the two years with a reception for
him at South farm that will please
him." said her husband. Eyes, and
I'll give him one of those pet olean-
ders of mine as a gift, in the bar
gain"
This was a big concession for the
old farmer. In his later years he
had given a good deal of time to ar
Horticulture. Some of his weeping
trees in the garden and other oddi-
ties, and particularly four great
oleander trees set in tubs on the
porch, were the talk and admiration
of the district
There was a rustic on the porch
and Mr.. Lane hurried to the window
with an equivocal glance at his wife.
The same thought occurred to both
at the same time-the fear that Paula
might have been reading in the ham
mock and had overheard their con-
Versation.
mo, it's all right" announced Mr..
Lane in a relieved tone, as glancing
out upon the porch he saw Rover, the
old house dog, just settling himself
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-12-01
Circle Wants Your T.
Christmas Trade

The business men of Circle are
this year better prepared than
ever before to take care of the
Christmas trade, allhaving on hand
an exceptionally large stock of
choice goods selected for the
Christmas trade.
In order to help boost t h e
Christmas trade at Circle the
Banner will this year, as it has the
past two years, issue a special
Christmas edition on the 18th of
this month, for the benefit of the
business men of Circle and our
readers combined. This edition
will be chuck full of holiday bar
gains and suggestions for Christ
mas gifts offered by our enter
prising business men. II will pay
you to watch for this edition and
by the way, plan to do your holi-
day trading at Circle this year.
You will find that our business
men will treat you right, and that
the the prices they ask for the
goods they sell, are very reason
able.
You know what you want, the
Circle business men have got what
you want, then why not come here
and get what you want.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-12-01

Last Monday was a big day at
the new town of Richey, which is
located about 80 miles northeast Of
Circle. It witnessed the coming
of the Great Northern to that
town.
The first train is expected to
pull into Richey tomorrow Sat
urday and the business men over
there are putting on a big barbecue
Saturday night when a big steer
will be roasted, also big free dance
and moving picture show. They
are going to celebrate right.
Work is being rushed on several
elevators 50 they will soon be able
to handle grain properly.