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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

No Smoke Without Fire.
There can no great smoke arise, but
there must be some fire.-John Lyly.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
Ser gtabtratb.
gepObner BON Mt. @aibinstpH petit
tiuniren iuieber eiumal mn Gas.

Gie gciuobncr Don Yit. @oibirig.
ton pcllen ipieoer einmal ben Yeriut)
MAIDEN, slnihIll6 oil Die 8asleltrng
III tctommen. Stabtrathsnit9Iico
@edyt fuiro in Der beutigcn Sisung
5ez Staotratbs Die betrefienoe Reti'
tion irnter6reiten. Sb lie biesancl CT
mas nlsen pirb, bIeIbt ab6uipurten.
Ger @llitneB Ien's Glub miro Den
Staotratb bellte benadridytieen, DaB
lIs &ertreter res alubs an bern
aontnlittse, tpeIfes in Sadjen bes
neitcn ao1ltrafts fitr Raturaas Dem
@eIeu6tungsfonrmittee bes Stao.'
ratbs nit Ratb lino Sbat beDilflib
fem ioa, Serr 3boulas S. &pdn er.
naint wor6en iii.
2as Strabcnbohnfommittee miro
sem bonn Sonbcrfonurrittee Der re-
putIifmiid,en grefutine alseeurbet.
tetcn @ntipltrf elmer Sreibrieforoi'
mans fir Die @eitenb Hapio Sruulit
Gu. rulterbreiten. Tie Srbinon5 ipiro,
ba Die 8eieGifait iie befanntlih iiir
ulannehnbor ertl1rt bat, prompt on
6as aonnlrittee 5uriidperlpieieu aper-
Aa,,
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gtrakennerbe eiiernmsen
BerSsn Smrdl Sic 5iHan5flemme Der
Stabt tart beeintrGdtigt merben.

3n s(nbetrada Der groBen ssinan3.
flemme, IN nelfer Die Stdot iid) 5ur
3cit beiinoet, tperoen ale 9erbeiie.
riingen natiirIi6 ali oas Nlinbeit.
mab beid,ranft iperoen niiiIcn iino
bieies GILT ai,t bon Strabenpflaitc.
riingen iinb GtrnBenrepnratiiren.
Tas GtaotratbSfommittee fiir
GtraBen ipiro. ipie seitern BON ocm
@oriiser Staotratbsmitglieo Gliii
Martin befanntgegebcn tpitroe, MIR
iolfe Miinide in getraft 5icben, DC.
iien cine Qetitirn beieefiigt iii, tpclfe
fie gean,en BON rs 9rosenf Der IN.
tereiitrten @r,mobeiiter entb1if.
Tas aoEmittee miro bon MN on
icoen SreitaG 9prmiitaa Inn eli llpr
I'M Sta6tratbsiaal cine Sisung nb.
lluIteH, Inn ale linn pcrliegenosn
GrnBen 81 beipreden nno 8n rrleoi.
gen. sIm sreitne oieier @od)c miro
Die bon Der partbebtroe Itcnunenne
Crotnan5 5iir erorteriiug gelanseii,
turh ipcIde bos Sdiiitren in Sen
Straben perbotcn meroeU ioIl, ole m
Yarts anareil3en,
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4r. &ei6els 0Snrtrag.
slm Ufittiupd) glbeno ipridJt er iiber
,SiuS mir Sarbaren uoer
9iUmantifer".

Der 0eutI9e aiterariTae &lm6 bat
fir UlittpO6 einen Damenabenb Grs
ranairt lrnb Serrn Or. SeiiIri9 Set
bel bon Der Sbip Stote llniperIltp
eingslaben, ben 8prtrdg gu baIten. 8r.
Seibel ipri6t iiber nas gerpib iepr
asitsemGbs 5bemo: Sinh mir Bats
barren ober Rpmartiter" Der @prtraa
iinoet i'm Saale bes Obio Wte4dnicS
Snitituts ftatt unb es pirb niht bios
ouf rese getbeiIiguns uon Seiter osr
Mitslieoer unb i9rer 9omen gere9net.
ipnbern audi oon Seiten ulIer bersr,
bic ii6 fir bic geitrebungen beg Deits
i6en 2iterarii6en &Iubs irltereiiiren.
Ter Stub tpiiui8t fir biefs literaris
f9en @eranitaltuuser bas allsemetne
9ublitum Rrawu3ieben uuo eridBt
on basTelbe cine giuloouns. Der 8ors
tras fiRoet bel frsism Giutritt ftatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
gterblidbfeitsberibt.

Ssrbert 9rsrsl, 20, 1919 gsetman
Strobe; Suber,ulofe.
Moria 2ammert, Sc, 261 Rpitic
2lps.; glutpersiftung.
gben Sanbs, SO, 1854 Gaitern
Qpsnue; Gelbftmorb.
Ro6srt Wobn, 20, 53os Sebsl 9fDes
nue.; unfal.
SdtpeItsr 4usuitiue (Sraneistn
9eadl, Rotrs 0ams; 2unsenentsiins
ouns.
Carl u1ueGlsr, "a, 2422 Copeland
Strdbs; subertuloie.
Billiam Ulueaer. 2, 204 Sit Mr'
Miaan GtraBs; Subertulpie.
8iqiam Ssnncr, 3, 537 YOr.
Strabe; Sersleiben.
@eorse Bernatb, 2, 2179 Bud
Strnbe; Shpdhe.
gpo sbeobolb, 70, 144 Sit WcRis
den 9lbe,; Riersnleiben.
GQa Campbell, SO, 249 &lottsr
Npe,; S6fpdfe.
W'urgurst s6uls. AZ, s1e Clinton
Strabs; SdpGbe.
2tIice Solaer, SO. 1o9s g3iue Strus
Be; 9iisrenleioer.
Sphn GI6erid, s5, StGbtifbes ars
menhuus; arterienOcrtaItung.
Sobn Ritlsr, 70. StdStii4ss ar:
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7irhenfDnSert.
Ter Gbrr Der Sentidleu Ct. Sohan.
neS.Wsmeinoe beranitaltet ss am
aRittmod glbeno.

9fm Mlittpp5 a6snb pirb In
Der Msmprial 5aa elm aubsrs
orbeniIib Invertebrates aonsert
itattfinosn. oas bonn airhen.
dor Der DsutT4en ct. SObannss
BeneinSe (gaitor g. q. etienlobr)
untcr Der 9eititng bon Serrn Sobn
". Sciimann uno unter Wittpirfiiilg
Ecrporrasenber Soliiien peraniiaItet
pirb.
lie Sailptmlmmer, bic 5ur sfuf.
iiibrrg seIaugt, lit Suaipan's
.Gjoleene QeJeiloc" puo oIs Soliitci;
fpirfcu bierbei Sri. sSlora Wiitle-,
sopfan; isral Charles Solporb. sllt'
Serr Gnil Jieicn. Senor; Mno Serr
Gbciter Deoiiett, 9ariton NIT. ais
0rganiitiu iinsirt SRI. @arsusrite
gointSertcr uno ds 9Sianiit Serr
Geo. Il. 2eiahtrn.
auBeroem bringt Der slbeno ned,
Sas folsenoe pielueripretenbe BRO.
arnnlrn:
Srio ilnS isinaIe nus rSauit"
0ounoo
Sri. asIora 9sii6Ier. Serr emil ao.
fen. Serr Gbeiter 9iofiett unS
ghor.
Gciee:
snoantino @artini areislcr
SpaniiHe Gerenabe
GbontinaSe areiSier
Ronbino areisler
Serr gbiIip Greiiiis.
Re5itaticn: @cidngniBisene aus ,.Sbe
Sien Of tbe GroB"
gaiIion Barren
arl. @sarceIla gsersc
2icoer.
sSionllng Shlniotiit
WlcrgeHbumne Senitel
Ter Spielmanni. SiIba6
SRI. @argueriie goit
aldpicr.
Bicrrot reoenr RoientbaI
Sereiicbc o'Arleauin Sioienfhal
Vnrillions Shnett
SuripicI in . Wtol Chopin
Grau Geo. a. 2eiobtpu..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
Die Cmarteripenbe.
'Sente Tadjniittas 1T iuiebsr 3uiam.
nenfuuft i'm SDtel almS.

Die bissmonatli6e 3ufammens
tunft Der WaitsIisber btr arieass
Nuarterfpenbe, su Der Gdfte aufs
frsunbliHite tinsslabsn finb, finb.t
Disniiag, %. Rdrs, DON sipei Biz
flint llbr i'm 6otel alms, 9aInut
5ils, itait. gs lit Elm aartenna9s
mitias anssftbt. Der Oeuifde Das
men,lub unb Mitslisbsr Der Auarters
fpeube baben fpunberf40ns preife bds
fir seitiftet. Seit @ofen iinb bic
9amen nit Der Qnfertiaung al Der
prddtisea Suden bsiddfiigt, bic ie=
be Giessrin i'm Spiel nit aans Be-
fonbsrsr Greibe 6sgriiBen ipirb. Bon
Der Aunrterfp.nbs pirb bafiir ni&s
Elm Gent berfponbt, jsbtr Beitraa
ipirb unbertiirst Der &dfe iiberpieIen.
afas bic sefellip.n @sronitaltunsen
iteQsn baber an iSreunbe unb G0nner
Der Qudrteripenbe beionbers anfor,
Seririgen, uno oieien fpitrbe in Ger
ebsliten unb Aof6srsisfsn Deiie ents
iprofen.
Gs tpirb su bert gsfpislt, bic bier
9dmsn. bic fi6 semeinT6oftli6 einen
5if6 iuGblen, bIei6en tpdbrenb Der
9mier 6es SpieIs beieinanter. Glide
iDerben ni4t seve4felt. 5iir isb.n
9if4, aIio fin j. pier 9amsn TT elm
prddtiser g|reis DOrgsIsben. Die
Gbaneen iinb bober bic bentbar beiten.
Die Witsliebstorte bereatigt 3ur
ShsiIuabms am Spiel. Witslisber iinS
alio irei. @dite, Die lid am Gpiel be.
tbeilisen ipOlIen, 3abIen fiinfsis Gents.
aaegPitglieoer irno gebeten ibre Star.
ten mii5ubrineen Der Dobltbds
iistsit iinb aber abfolut feline @rsns
gen es5osen. Msnn Witsliebsr Dber
Rittmitslieoer nod cine gytrafsusr
entri6ien fDollsn gum 8eit.n Der
Quartsripenbs, 70 iit ba5 gang in be-
reu geliebsn seiteqt. Ssbs. aud bi.
ilsiHits 9abe miro bantbar entsssen.
bSUIll'tcIl.
gs tpirb 9ribg., ;yiinf6unbert uno
gudre ssfpislt. Der ni6t aarten
fpislt, lam iih am 2ottoipi.l b.tbeis
ligen. geSiiglid Der prsiie piro bas
Bel tsin llnisridi.o s.md9t, aud beim
2ottOipisl lit fir is bier Sam.n Elm
preis bd, nidt anbsrs, mi. beim Rars
tenfpisl. Yeiorbere Ginlabung.n
cura poittarten uItp. perb.n nidt
mebr srseben, ba ale UlitsIisber,
Freunbe unb @onner Der Auartsrs
ipsnbe iibsr oGle Giuaslbsiten seniisenb
orimitiert iinb. 9lubsrbem rpirb anss
Rdbere tets in ben sasss3situnsen
befannt gese6en.
9i. Damen iinb s.bst.n. moslihit
piintilid gu tri4einsu. 3piI6sn
stp.i unb brei llbr lDsrbn bic 8eis
trdg. sntgeser senommsn. So iiub
elnorbnuus.n sstroff.n, bi. bas Gin
tafirsn berSsitrdse bsidlsuniasn, bas
nit Sas Gpisl idon Dor br.i ubr Be-
ainnsn lam. Bon alien Seit.n
trmmt bic .rfr.uli6e aunbe, SaB .ins
itarfs 8eth.iIiaung an fartsnnahmits
tag in Qusfidt fteft. Das pirb Elm
froblider 2artentampf fir bic liebe,
dlts 6simnt5 perben.
grieflih i0nusu fsts gettrdse an
bic ShasmsiT.erin. 5rau Jobn
Auad, ALI SprinefisIb QDe.. Wpoms
ing. Sbio. s.Ianbt psrt.n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
Z9tperer Werbarft.
Garl Hent ioll nm cine 3usberan.
bmus in @eit girsinien wiFen.

Inter Dem 8er0adt I'M cine 2uJ.
beraltbung, Die DOR einigen @tonatcn
bel Gentralia, g9. 8a., neriibt muroe
iino mcbei Die 9ldllter angebIidJ
9aufnoten I'M g9crtbe pom nabe5u
100000 erbeuteten, Die ieood nndl
nidt unter5ei6net paren, beiinost
iid CUR 3eit Der "a Sabre aIte Utefa-
infer Carl gens aus altlanta, @a.,
in Der Capitalization in 9aft.
Seine Berboihing ,par am Sonn-
taI auf @eranIaiiiutg Der 9un6esbc.
forSen aitf Dem Rennipluania gnbn.
hoi erfoIgt, alS er aeraOe mls eincnl
ron 8rano @apios, Wi6., fonnnIcll.
ben 9use ities. Sicns miro beibul'
0igt, cine Sanotaife, IN ipeldJer lid,
angeblid) elm GbeiI Der geitte beiano,
nor atlanta nod @ranS Rapibs &C.
bradIt uuo bort elmer geIDIiien Ser.
ipn iibergeben su hGben.
Rcns aeitanb audi, pie Die EpIi.
sci beboiiptet, cfien 81, oob er cine
Saubtaid,e nat) 8ranb Haptos &C.
hrafJt lrbe, ieSo1 crit nad)nem Ser
betreffcnoe Mann Der i'm Inn oicie
@eiaaigfeit erilrdIte, ihm einen ifriit.
lihen HeperS onriiber ausgeItaat
battc, SaB bic 5aitbe ibm aid mirt.
LID geborte.
SSn 8ranb NapiSs trltrSen in Ser.
binbuns nit bem 5aIl audl spei Ser.
haitilngen oorgenomlnen uno Die oort
Rerbafteten iinb lid Sarriion uuo
Sciiem Satin Safe, in beren @eits Die
gcborSen anseblicb iiber $4,000 in
ganiroten fanben. Sarriiou lit Gin
SruSer BON Self" alias GbarIe2
I. Sarriicn. Der inter Dem gerbaf)t
elmer Der 3uardlrbcr geneien Su iein,
Gercits an %. Sanuar in San gn.
:onio, Ger, feItgelIcmnlen Dorocn
mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
Der GHmlratb
Sielt seiteru ieine Iette situus i'm
0iatbganie ab.

Gum Ietten Male tagte gciteri
sPa6mittag Der Sdyulratb I'M Sta9t.
ratbsIaol. glm 0onnerstag eriolJt
namIi6 bic lleberlieSliinG Der 9ebor,
De nod ibrem neuert Seim i'm af)ten
Stodiperf bes Denton Gebdlibes, al
Der Sie6entcn uno yiace Strabe.
Sn Der geiirigen Sisung ipurocn
fcit ausi6IiebIib Die entidliebungen
Oes 9lenarfonunittees BON Samstag
sutgcbelbeiI.
Ger Clifton Seigbts 9ulineb Glib
teriuTtc, iid) Die unterItilbung oes
SdmlratbS in ieinen 8entiihen Su
iidern 0as Erojeft oes Sf6erbeits.
bireftors sSrieolanber su nereiteln,
Der BEL Der pon ibm beabiiftigten Jte.
or9aniilriing Der 5eliertpebr, oas
Sprisenbaus m Der Calhoun Stra6e
elngeben Iaiien mill. Ger 9iliineB
&Iub nil bierpon natiiri.:b
nidtS piiien uno eriud)te ben S6lll.
ratb ifriftlif, au6 gegen Die eeplan.
re 8erGnoerling 81 proteitiren. Gicies
that ieoo6 Der SdniIratb niht, ion.
bern nabm nltr offidiea aenittniB BON
Der 3iifriit.
Serr u. erbcrot, Der YrGiioent
les Brighton 9lriineb Gluo tbeilte
oem Sdulratb nit, oab Der Stub am
% glpril cine ilnpOiante Gin
ipeibllngsfeier fir Die neue Saiduette
Sloom Sdpile gu oernnitalten bead.
iidtige uno luo Die Sdp,lrat6smit.
gIieber 81 Der ,Seier elm lpdbreno or
gu sleider 3eit Die 9e66roe I'M cine
iiiIaBielle 3uipenolmg CUR 9eitrei-
tung Der Soften eriudlte. 9as Sdrei.
ben iulrbe oem Sdllliupertrtten6en.
ten iiberrpicien, ater Die glilsilflten
aui cine iinan5ieIle 9etiteuer iillo
nitt iebr eiillitiG oenn perihicbenc
Ger Wdtglieoer, oarlnter Frdocnt
Ir. @itbrop bemertten, 6ab ser
Sduilratb NOD ME etlpas gl berarti'
gen 6eiern beigeiteuert babe.
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Gfe IL. nmb gine Cir.
s1bone Canal 17S.
WrdIenb,ridlt bes 0jeinnOlJeitsants.

gSdbrenb Der beri[ciienen @odle
nurben nieoer nidt peniger als 3l6
Raierni6lle uno feds Sooesiaae in.
ioIae Don Raiern I'M itabtii6cn ge-
ilnbbeitsalnt eemeIoet. Susaeialnmt
eplangten 491 Sale bon anitedcnoen
aranfbeiten uno "a Sooesfdlle in
foIse ioIter arnnfheiten ,lir Msi.
bung. segen 1872 grfraufiineen ino
l9 5cbesidae IN Ger Yarallelwofe
Scs porigen Sahres. glui Die ein6el-
ren aranfbeiten nit 9lusnlbne Ser
Maiern pertbeiIicn iih Die aneerel-
oeten Sale pie ipIgt: SdtUnbiud,t,
33 Grfranfiinoen unO 26 8ooesfallc;
Saahpoden, 80 grtrmfunaen; Gtp5-
ihcritis. 30 grfranhlngsu rnb Gin
Sohesfal; asiifbuiten, 26 Grfrall.
tungen uno Elm Sooeaiaa; Sfarlaf.
iieber ,inb 9lo;e. ie ie&s Grfrantun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-28
menbaus; g}ierenleiben.

menbaus; glierenIetoen.
Gnna Softer, Z, 653 Gebam Strda
Be; Rrsrenleioen.
2ubpis Suipsr, "a, Queen Gitp
9lDs.; 9ebirnidIag.
katherine MsirOfs, 81, 1733Monts
role 4pe.; 9sr5lei5en.
4snes @Oebring. 80, Jloru uub
@arnfr Strabe; aItsrsi4pd4e.
Seuriette &ammann, 72, 1922
Gin StraBe; Rippenfe1entSiinbung.
Mathilbe Meber, 73, 1857 Spcas
more StraBs; 3uderru6r.
SimOn 2emoHet, SO, Cumberland
Slais; 9rippe.
9sorge SrOmep, 40, 1713 @ine
Strdbe; Suhertulofe.
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SaiesSan.

Sm 9eiIein Don iber $500 3us
i6auern setpaHuen uufere sReSs'
ibren sriten Sieg Der Saiion i'm Ram,
pfc nit einem aIub Der beineu sroben
Gisos am Spnntas Ra6mittae I'M
gelitan 9dnpdrt in gtep Srleans.
SduptGiua Ser5ps bate ppbIpetsltb
feline rssuldren Reuner tns Grefs
fen aefiibrt, um tbrs Stdrte gegen els
men ebenbiirttgen 6siub gu erproben
urb - Fs Oeriagten ntht. prsmier
S6lelberer 2oue1 beoiente bos @e.
idiis in ben eriteu fini eSdrlger :snS
puroe bonn bur6 S9ueiDer erfebt.
lluiers Sun9ens mudten neun Srefs
fer unb 5tpei SSebler sessH ssbu beSip.
trei Der @sguer. 6Guptling Ssr5os
mar Der Seto am Bat NIT cinem 9eirn.
Iauftreffer.
Dos Spiel:
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gen; ainberparalpie, cine Grfran'
tung. Whlnlps, orei Grtranflutgen;
Sradpnta, cine Grfrdnfllng.
The Press., 1916-09-21
HOLLAND.

Miss Mary R. Leonard is the guest of friends in Boston.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Geisler and family of East Hampton were guests in town Saturday.
 Mrs. Elizabeth l. Clark of West Hartford is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Lewis B. Price.
 MT andl Mrs. Donald J. Grant and son of Mapping have been spending a few days with Mrs. Grants parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Newcomb. A Mir. and Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett spent most of last week on an auto trip going around Cape Cod and many other places of interest. Judge E Agard substituted for MT Jewett in the bank.
 The fair of the Ladies' society of the Congregational church was held in the town hall, Wednesday afternoon and evening. Supper was served from 5. 80 to $ o'clock, after which a very fine musical program was given by a male quartette from Rockville and Russell Keeney the violin soloist, and Franklin De Haven gave selections on the viola. Miss Phyllis Newcomb rendered two fine piano solos, and Mrs. Robert Miller gave monologue. One hundred and twenty dollars were the net proceeds of the fair.
The Press., 1916-09-21
The Ellington ohuroh choir gave the

The Ellington churoh choir gave the drama, "Mrs. Compton's Manager, !" in the town hall, Monday evening. The cast consisted of thirteen young people, and an orchestra composed of four pieces, The play was executed in a very pleasing manner and all enjoyed the orchestra music. Half of the proceeds went to the Ellington church and half to the Holland Library association.
 Schools in town commenced Mon day with the following teachers Hicks grammar school, district No. l, Mrs. Helen A. Jewett of Holland ; Hicks primary school, district No l, Miss Elizabeth L. Green of Holland Grants Hill, district No. ?, Misi Louise O. Plettenberg of Killingworth, River school, district No. 4, Mis- Marion A. Hall of Marlborough White school, district No. 5, Mis- Mary A. Lynch of Windham; Sever \ and Nine, district and 9, Miss Ells H. Clark of Holland; Snipsio school district No. 8, Miss May H Barra clough of Rockville; Buff Gap school district No. IS, Misses Mabel L. Or of West Suffield.
 Report of the Holland public librar. for the year ending Sept. l, 1916 The Holland Public library has beel running eighteen years, The tota circulation for the year has been 24O: volumes, divided as follows: Fiction 1561; non fiction, 3s4, and juvenile 457. We have added during the yea S2 books. Friends of the library hay given books and papers. We hav' now in the library 2721 aooessione' books. Six cases of books were takel by the supervisor of schools to tn different school districts in the town where they seem to have been use' by teachers and pupils. This increase our circulation and spreads the use fullness of our books over wider area The high school students made goo' use of books purchased for them This is an important branch of ou work. We have a handsome new care catalogue cabinet which is well filled with cards and is open to the publi thus making the library much nor accessible, useful and convenient Some of the most popular books fo this year are: Anne Feversham, 4 Far Country, Felix O'Day, Soul O War, Court Life from Within, Turmoil Lost Shot, In the Courts of Memory Peter Pan and Boy Scouts Year Book Lucille Agard, Librarian.
The Press., 1916-09-21
WARNING

The legal voters of the town of eomers are hereby notified thot tn ir annual town mee'lng and electors meeting will be held at their Town Hall on Monday, October ?, 1916 Polls open at o'clock a. m. and close at o'clock p. m TO elect Town Officers. Selectmen. Assessor s. Board of Relief, ConsJ bles, Grand Jurors Coll cfor or Town Taxes, Town School Committee, library Directors, Registrars Auditors and Agent or Town Deposit Fund.
 Upon the petition of ten per cent Of he legal voters and taxpayers of said town you aye here by notified that vote by ballot will be taken to determine whether the vote passed af It's annual town meeting held October z, 1907. prohibiting he sale of intoxicating liquors, shall be annull- ed Those voting to repeal said vote will depos- 1t ballot with the words printed thereon i.l- cense Yes; thoee opposed to the repeal, oalot with the words License No.
 And at 2 o'clock D. m ' 0 act on the following articles, viZ.
 1st-To choose Moderator.
 2d-To hear and act on the reports Of the Se- lectmen Town Treasurer and T. easurer of other funds
 3d-To raise money for Town Expenses State and County Tax and support of School.
 4th-To see if the Town will appropriate mon ey for the proper observance of Memorial Day.
 5th-To Instruct the Selectmen and own Treasurer tO borrow money necessary 10 de1 ay Town Expenses the coming ear.
 And to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting
 ALBERT s. HULBURT, RAYM' M'ND s. BUGBEE. Sclectmen BERT n COOLEY, CHARLES FULLER, Town Clerk. Somers Conn Sept 20 1916
The Press., 1916-09-21
SOMERS.

Henry Young of Florida IS spending several weeks in the home of ". s. Hastings.
 Miss Martha Dougall of Hartford is spending two weeks in the home of her niece, Mrs. Charles M, Gager.
 Miss Irma Chapel left Saturday for Colebrook, where she has taken place as assistant teacher in the model school of that town.
 The registrars meet Thursday for receiving names of those who wish to be made voters before the town election and twenty mine applications were filed.
 Ten per cent. of the voters have signed a petition for vote on the license question at the town election on Monday, October ?. The town voted no license in 1907 and has not voted on the question since.
 The brotherhood of the Congre- gational church began its meetings Sunday. Dr. Henry Gillett of New York city spoke. The junior Christian endeavor society also began their meetings.
 Mrs Ursula Bowers, 76, died at the home of her son, Leon O. Bowers, in Warehouse Point, Sunday morning. Mrs. Bowers was born in North Somers, the daughter of Lyman and Sarah Durkee. She spent the greater part of her life in Somers. Her hus- band died 22 years ago, and for a number of years she had made her home with her son. She is survived by two sons, Leon O. Bowers of Warehouse Point and Edwin J. Bowers of East Longmeadow, also two sisters. The funeral was held in the chapel of the Somers Congregational church Wednesday at ? p m, the pastor of the Methodist church of Warehouse Point officiating. Burial was in the North cemetery.
 Francis Billings Pease, 71, ot Hampden, died in the Springfield hospital Thursday evening. He had been in poor health for several years and went to the hospital Monday. He was born in Monson January 29 1S45 He was the son of Billings ano Almira Foskett Pease. At the age o1 19 he enlisted in Go. H of the 426 Massachusetts infantry. After the war he engaged in farming in Wes Stafford, and married Rocelia Cooley of Somers, August 19, 1869, by whom he had four children who are al living. She died March 23, 1883 He married Ida c. Jones ot Ludlow September 12, 1884. She survive him. By this marriage he had on, child, who is Mrs. Harry Goodwill of Hampden. He moved to Monson il 1885, and from there to Hampden las April. MT. Pease was a member O Marcus Keep Grand Army post o Monson. He was an Odd Fellow ant belonged to Hampden lodge of Spring field. He was mem Der of the Congre gational church ot West Stafford. Be sides his widow he leaves two sons Delmore F. Pease and Elmer G. Peas of Monson and three daughters, Mrs Clinton Bradway of Monson, Mrs William Sherrltfs of Springfield ant Mrs. Harry Goodwill of Hampden There are several grandchildren. H also leaves brother. Eugene Pease o Des Moines, Ia two half sisters, Mrs Mary Battege anu Mrs. Ella Colburn both of Springfield, and two half brothers, Warren Pease Of Wes Stafford, and Wendell Pease of Spring [ field. The funeral was held at tn 3 home in Hampden Sunday at l. 80 p r m. Rev. Dr. Joseph Sullivan officiated l The burial was in the North cemeter. | in Somers
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RESTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro

RESTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro \ bate Court, Sept %, A. D., 1916.
 Estate Of Louise Norris, late of Stanord, In said district, deceased.
 ing that an order may be granted to sell the real estate of said deceased as by said applica- tton fully appears, 1t is "
 Ordered, That said application be heard and de- termined at the Probate Ofice in Stafford, in said district on the 26th day of Sept, A. ID. 19l6 at given to all persons interested in said estate, Of Ghe pendency Of said application and the time same once in some newspaper having circula- tion in said district, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in the town Of StafYord in said district. at least i've days De- 'o'o '''" N"' ROBERT H. FISK, Judge.
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Only $169 is required by the Holland County Farm Bureau to make the s1, GOO needed to secure state and federal aid for the project. It is ex- pected that the remainder will be raised and that the bureau will be in operation by the first of November. Following are the amounts raised by towns: Andover, S23; Bolton, $3O; Columbia, $3O; Coventry, $25; Ellington, $50; Hebron, $101 {; Stafford, $40; Somers, $ 100; Holland, SEQ; Union, $25; Vernon, S20O; Wilmington, SIT; Mansfield, SIG. Several have applied for the place of county agent. No decision has been reached, as the qualifications of the applicants are being considered and investigated.
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Stafford, Conn

A T a Court of Probate holden at Fol- A land, within and for the District of Holland. on the 18th day of september. A. D. 1916.
 Present, EDWIN s. AGARD, Judge.
 On motion of Frances H. MerSereau and Farl w. Darrow. executors on the testate estate of Alice M. Preston, late of Wilmington, within said district, deceased
 This court doth decree that six months from above date be allowed and limited for the cred. tors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the executors and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising i'm a newspaper having circulation in said dis trict ana by posting copy thereof on the pub lie sign post in said town of Wilmington, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record.
 EDWIN s. AGARD, Judge.