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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12
DAMON CONTEST
ENDED AWARDS
ANNOUNCER LATER

OAHU COLLEGE, Nay 1.-The
annual declamafofy contests Tor the
Damon rhetorical prizes were concind-
ed yesterday morning st the PunahCu
chapel exercises. The first contest
was that or the boys, held on Wednes-
day. IN which Curtis Turner, Richard
Rhodes. Kenneth Decker and Dudley
Pratt took part: the second contest
was that OF the girls. held yesterday
IN which Bef1Iee Jaeger, Martha
Cooke, Helen Center. Marian Paris
and Ilraa Woods gave readings
The contests were excellent The
selections were carefully made and
very high class. Under the coaching
OF Miss Jean PorterfieId these capable
young people Of Punalou showed =
mature and sympathetic inteTpreta-
ton that won the audience Each Sc
lection thrilled and each speaker
showed oratorical finish The judges
had great difficulty in selecting the
winner, both In the boys and IN the
girls contest.
According to the usual Punahon Gus
tom, the winners OF the prizes will
not be announced until commence
ment week.
Al large number Of friends Of Puma
hou visited chapel and enjoyed the
following program:
Father. a6 pied from In the Morn
ing Glow, Roy Ralph Gibson
Bernice Jaeger
ANNE Of Green Gables, Montgomery
Martha Cooke
THE Lost Word ). Henry Van Dyke
Marian Paris
I'm An AteIier' Thomas B. Aldrich
Helen Center
The Perfect Tribute
Mary Raynnud Shipman Andrews
lima Woods
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12

has brought the organization Of false
hood win In itself disgust the world
with lying; begirning with falsehoods
regarding the origin Of the war, false
hoods regarding first aggressions,
falsehoods regarding the first use Of
suffocating gas, falsehoOdsa oil times
and On all subjects. prepared AMI
disseminated with all the perfection
Of German method viii make the
world hungry for truth and eandor.
1T has been asked whether the re-
suit Of this war Is going to develop
hatred between peoples that viii be
detrimental e, our spiritual existence.
II We cannot aotest actions that are
1oathsc1ne, how can we defend our
selves against al that goes with them.
II will be necessary to extract all SEN
sibflity from the human soul before
we can ceaEe hating what IS vile; IN
order to love what is good even. we
must hate evil, and this opinion comes
from man who never harbored ii
his soul hate against anyone. do not
say now that personally hate Ger
many she hofrifies me-
please tell tile American people
for me, said Pastor Wagner in con
clusion. that France win never forget
how disinterestedly and spontaneously
they came to the aid Of our afflicted
population At q time when they them
selves he'd no thought Of being IN
VOWED Ia or naying q direct interest
IN the conflict.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12
TEA DANSANT

A Tea-Dansant viii be given this
afternoon on the roof garden from
4 90 to 600. Tea service fifty cents
per person. The famous Russian Or.
chestra VIII play. Souvenirs for the
ladies AfiY.
Billiard cues are chalked automat-
icaIly BY new device which reyolYss
4 block Of chalk as the tips Of cues
are pressed against Il.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
X $tdrke riebe zines Thames.
IAbA ~t
ISL e" 9 Sc e'"'"s Z

grub fir lire iunse Serrin," iastt
@iai feierIid.
Sris lafte uilb lieb ibre gIide iin'
rrbig umberifNpeifen. $50 lit benr
Iapoa" rief lie.
sd, tperoe lid elei6 81, rim fiji
rem" iagte @iGi. ,gs eibt iiber.
briipt MIR einen Srt, mo err iein fonn.
te. iein 2oborotorinm." Gr eing Dor
fbr ber barr1 einen ihmalen 8ane
rno flopfte on cine idspere gid3en'
tbiir.
Cine etpas ungeouIoiee Stimmc
riei rberetn" poruuf Sris unb @iai
eintruten. @s mar elm grobes ounfel
getdfeItes 3immer, in pelfes iie Elm.
traten. Sn ollen gden itntoen rGtb.
iefbofte gefaBe, Tiegel, @etorten,
3annen into Slalhen. Iuf Dem Glide
itanoen uub lagen Snitr1,mente, 8G-
item, Wobeae BON alien moglidpen
@attungen. 9as ean3e Gunner
glib mebr einem Wiiieum oils einem
Irbeitssimmer. lleber Den Shrcib-
tiih sebeisst iab Elm Serr in SemSs.
Grmeln. Seine langen ernite SCARE
fielen iiber's @eiidt, un6 ieine Siibe
itedten in Elm >puar Sdi1sihuben, Die
linn piel si groB mdren.
rEapa," rief @iui, ,Sris lit BAL"
Ger Hroieiior flrbr in Die Sobe
lrno irrih iif oas Saar aus benz @e.
fidt. .Sris, Sris2"
Mber Sris Lief nit eir,em Sdyrei,
Die aiieen pon SbrGner,, ibrem Batter
enteegen unb fiel ibm ihlrfsenb lin,
ben Sals. ~@apa, Napa!" REF lie,
rfennit Tu mid nob9"
SIT es Die Woeliffeit," rief er
eritannt aus. so, bos lit lie, id)
erfemne lie at, ibren s,,sen. 4inb,
BIT 81, sroB semoroen! OH bit
gu1s ipie Define M,,tter gelporben,
gum 8er1pedIeln abnlid." Damn
ieuf5te er.
Sris ieste iif alif iein 9nie unb
belt feline Saro in Der ibrieen. SD
freiie mid 10, Yopa, bab ih BEL Gir
bin" iagte lie, iib aidmiegenb.
rSb, of. nimm did in aht." rief
er. .9ll itobit nit Ieinen Siiben on
mein WobeQ, es fonnte 5erbrefenl
Grlmtbe," uno oobei biidte err iih uno
nobm bas betreffenbe Iubea poriih-
tig in bic Sobc. r@ott lei 0unf, es
lit nod san3." mlrmeIte er. .Ilio
gu freltit Tih." ober ieine 4uaeu
bineen unpertpanot an BEN gefdbrSet
semeieuen Nooel.
so febrte Sris in tbr 8aterbaus
srriid, beiien beibe g~eapobner, Elm
~3eritre,iter 8rofeiior ltn6 elm baGb.
tpiidJieer &rpabe, bon iest ab Hire Elm.
5isen geifiiser int bttteru aarpf bes
2e6ens iei1 jo1ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Z. Sapitel.

YroieIior bon Solitein bate Sris'
@egenpart ihon lGneit pieber Der.
geiien, er bate MIR Sinn ,lnb Iise
fin iein tbeures MobeQ. Der 8leinen
traten bic SbrGnen in bie Mitgen.
.&omm," iagte @iIi, iie nit iid fort
5iebenb, .es lit balb Giiens5eit uito
Oh miqit gepiB germ porber Den
NeiieitnIb BON Cir obidiitteln."
Sag mol" ioste Tie leiie, als lie
ibrem gr,oer foIste: SIT er INNER
io?"
80, fait INNER, tperr, er in ieiner
@erfitatt lit. gr miro crit nad benz
Giicn mlinter, bonn tbalit err auf. gr
1T nun NAL nift onbers un6 besrpe.
gen braiid)it gu Did nidt perIest Si
iirblen.-9as ba briiben lit Gein
3imner. $50 lit 6cnn 3ein Sanb-
foffer2 Sd mill i'm lieber ielber il,
0ein Sirimer trasen. benn fpenn i'm
Iug,iite az faiien friegt, faQt iie un-
ieblbor bamit ole Sreppe berunter
un6 bridt ii6 entpeoer oas @enid
ODER Die Saten, Die in Deinem Softer
limb. Wenn id miibte, SuB eriteres
Der Sal mare, niirbe i6 ibr ia ben
Softer laiien. aber peib man cs
benn2"
@lS err Den Sanbfofier altf feline
Sdultern nobm. rief Sris: .@or.
ii6tig, @ilil Iae meine geippiafen
iiro 0arin, bon benen ih mid nift
einen aueenbiid trennen fann. Gus
grobe @epdd fommt nit Der Srudt."
,.3u 9efebf, guer So6eit!" iagte
@iai.
80, mas fir Gin ent,iifen6es flei.
ncs 9ouboir!" rief Sris persniist,
oils @iqi Die 5biir nuntieb.
Sd irene MIDI. oab es Iir ge'
fGlt." iaste Der 4rloer. sd babe
es bodit eigenbanois tapesiert, 10 pie
i6 borte, oaB popd tpeaen 9einer
$eimfebr geidrieben bntte. 8efali
Dir Die Sapetep Die peiBen Mobel
babc id ausseiudt, Tie bilben eine
piir0iee staffase 81 bieier mdoden'
baftcn ltnif)ulb."
30, es lit ent3iiden1, id) miB Gid
bafiir fiiiien, @iui."
Ger 9ril0er nabm iofort cine Der
tb~eioigenbe Stelling OIL. Bite, lat
6as, bolbe Maio, ih bin anar nod
jung lnb unerfabren, mer6e mid
aber eeaen Define gnarifie ~pertbeibi
gen Bis Blm letter glfbem3irge, alit
lieber nift! Oh buit nod oreipierte
Strnben 3eit bis gum giien, nm Did
unBufleiben. Wittlermeile nerbe i'd
ben Ilten aus ieinem 9au lodeu mt
i'm peranlaiien. iih in ei,len anitdn
btgen Gnaaig az iteden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
g.. &aphel.

slli9 bas S9loB mar 3iIn eroBen
Tbeil nit Glen unb &lemdtis be.
tpadyien. gu beiben Seiten ser
Mampe Iaserten groBe Steinl0pen
ipie Sdilbtpnfen. lle6er Dem 9or.
tai Der gingangstbiir mar bas @ap.
penihiD ungebraft, beiien Sniisnieu
aber m,r6 Sas barber ,pidernbc
Mtoos fmlm nod erfennbar fparen.
30 tpie maleriib," rief Sris aus,
r6as 1T ia gong tuie In @bamiiios Sc
6idt "SdIob 9oneourt". OaS fennit
OH 6ofJ9"
~gebrrre, Gbamiio fornmt i'm
S1fnrid-@ramc nidJt Dor. @(ber
oaS Shlob liegt ibpaii6, ba bolt on
reft."
SIT eS oenn nitt bepobnt2 Sd,
iebe nift elm eirsises 2i6t, lmS aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Ils Sris iih umfleioete unb Dol
DEM Spieeel ibr 9lonbbour ororete
fam ibr allies tpie elm Srdlim Dor. Sel
@ediel in ibrem ilingen 2eben maj
81 ibnea un6 linoermittelt sefom
men. "a borte lie plosIif Der
Gong, Ser .5it Glide rief. Sic itiee
Die Sreppe binab in oas %altmooilfe
aber reid nloblierte @BSimmer, no liz
@iai bereits in tabeQoiem ifhparSer
In5lig, ibrer tpartenb, fano.
rSaS lit brap," iaate er. dis e,
ibrer uniidtis murbe. rSSmmer bii5id
piinftlih gum giien, oas lit Die Seele
bonn garjen @cid1ft. sluf ben sQ'
ten brailten mir nid,t 5lt morten, Ell
fommt prin5ipiea nid)t eber berintcr,
oils bis mir NIT ben Selern flappern.
-1i iiebit iibrieens ifmeioig ms"
Ieste ct nit einem DoblgefaQisen
Safeln auf lie bin5u.
Sris bate nod oae6em, mas liz
geieben uno sebort bate, feline gro.
BEN Grtpmhlngen in be5ug alif ods
Witnugeiien, aber mas lie iest 3ll
ieben befdn, bIieb nod binter ibrer
belteioenen @rpartungen 5uriid.
@iui ipies ibr Den Ylos am oberen
@rSe oes 3iifes an ltnb ieste iif
Damn neben iie.
Die Serrine Ga Dor Dir" iaete or,
.entbalt Elm uncertainties gtpas,
cas- uniere %optimiitiife aodin eine
Snppc Su nennen toagt. SD nenne cs
cine marine SliiIitgfeit, aber oieie
Observation-Disclosures ioa meinen
ireunbifaftlidrn @eSieblnsen 5,lr
aodin feinen Ibbr,id) tbun. Himm
DID MIR in aht, penn slllgliite gleif
fomrtt 1,nb ben S%llppentellep Dor
lid biniest. baB Tie Dir Die tparme
Brittle niht in ben SdpoB sieBt. 0as
fonnte MIDI seruoe3u eiferiiittis ma.
den, benn fir ~gepobnlif befomme i'd
lie allf ben SbooB. Mia, ba fommt
ia Der Serr unb @ebieter, ib erll,dc
DID ebcnio bofli4 als brinserb, errit
81 bleiben."
Gs ipar in Ser Sbot ifaper, anec.
iihts bes grotesfen glnblifs, Den Der
Yrofeiior bot, nid)t in lautes 2afen
mis5ubrefen, unb alih Sris bate
tros allen finblifyen &eipcftes grpBe
Ytiibe, ibre Seiterfeit al unter.
briiden. Serr bon Solltein eri6ien
in cinem 8ebrod, pie er Dor Stpunsig
Sabren Mobe mar, ba5u trrg err seIbe
geinfletoer. Tie aropottc iaB ibnl
inter Dem Iinfen DIR, ftir5lrm Die
pobler3ogenite Tohter wiiroe in Ser.
iudy1ng gefommen iein, gu lad)en.
~Yarbon, if babe mid peripGtet, "
iagte er. .Suppe? Sit bos Suppe9
Safpohl, Bite. @lio Sris, benfe Cir,
bas Mobel lit ilrtperlest ~sebIieben.
gs lit cine garl5 nelie Wai6ine,
melfe-"
.@lGsden Mot6uein2" llnterbrad
i'm @ini.
u@ie2 @ofbtpein? SagteSt br
Rotbtpein2 Sa, glib mir. @lio Der
9roBmnma gebt es sut2 SD ia, Die
quite 9roBmama, lie lit cine rei5enoe
alte Game. Iber BON Gbemie ,inh
gl~eftriSitGt perite1t lie nifts. Ils
mir bas leste Mal auiammen iparen.
gab i6 mir Die 9rDBte Miibe, ibr 81
ertlGren, pie mdlt-"
.giBden Slid sefalig?" fubr Git
quite baaipii6en.
m@ie. Sii62 @as iasten Sie9
@as fir elm Sii6?"
.Stein6lttt, Serr Brofeiior," cr'
fldrte Ilrgliite.
Sit bas tpirflih Steinbutt9 ?"
rief @iai nit gut geipielter lleber'
raifnlng. Die breiiae Maiie militernb.
.Mie gelrngen! Sd badte, es mare
NaaponnoiIe. Iein. 4i,auite, mi,
nidyts mebr, i6 banfe. SD bin nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

terge6enben Spnne ifien bl,rG Ole
gdi,me unb belrlftete Die Ilee.
Sris bling iih an Den Irm fires 9ru.
bers. r@ie ihon lit es bod bel ci,f.
Biait bu glallbett, baB id crit gar
feline Suit bate, al eiif 5at fommen?"
dag iton iein," errpioerte @iQt.
rIber mln bit on einmal bier uno
bait beine @cfiible 5lpiifen mir urtb
Yupos Maif)inen 81 tbeilen."
Sris Iadlte. SD CLAUDE, on fannit
gar nidt ernitbaft lein," iaste Sris.
% bod" rlef er, p5lim geiipiel,
,penn es ndditerts ms SGbnrid.gra'
men aebt."
nId ia, o., tpirit ia Solbat," riei
ieine Sfapeiter. r@ie tperoe i6 itol5
iein ai,f meinen gritber."
.Sreue Did MIR nif,t gu fritz. Grit
mub i'd bas @rGtnen beitanoen ia.
ben."
.@as lit 6enn Sos fir elm &c.
bdlbe9" rief Sris ploslih aus. Sic
paren an cine bo9e Wauer selangt,
binter tpelder Elm nit pieleu S6iirm.
den mo Sdlilen per5ierteS @ebauoe
berporraete. Sn Der Wealler befanO
it'd elm frii6 bron5ierteS e~iicrnes
Sbor.
lid, 90 eebt es binein gum Sid.
t~engrulro," iaete @ini NIT einem &c.
ringifdsisen Bid alf bas pompbafte
@eb1llbe. .@s lit cine gang nelte
geiisung, uno Der Better lit elm fir
uns gang nel,er Mann, er beiBt SER
bon Spiser urtb if)eint aurfmann 81
iein. gr mirb iebr reid iein, oern CT
tritt bier NIT einem groBen @lan3
alif. @eifmaf bot er nid)t, nie on
id,on on oieiem Steinbaufer ieben
funnft, unb i'm Snnern iiebt es aus
rpte in einem W1lieum."
Sris blieb geoonfenpoa iteben. r@S
lit iebr bdBlih. @ie iiebt benin Der
$err BON Spiser m,s2" .
.gatn, oiemli6 flein, Did, iffpar3.
@ern er NIT Dir ipri6t, iiebt er 400
arberS bin, ais ipenn man rift nil
len iollte, ipas er BON einem 6enft."
r8ennft on i'm nGber9"
SD bdbe i'm Elm BOAR Mfal ee.
lproden, @erfebr fam man bas nibt
nennen. Die 9epobner bon Toienall
leben in aiemlih bei6eibenen Ser.
6Gltniiien, rnb bus fam 10 eiuem
@el6prosen nift imponieren, Der Die
Wenifen MN nnh Der 8roBe ibres
Vortemonnaies tariert. gber fomm,"
rtef Der @r,loer, lid Deroe Dir iest
einen Srt seigen, Der piel i6oner it,"
Sic gingen einen fleinen SiiBpiao
entlong, Der redts um Sihtenerunb
porbeifiibrte. gm gnbe besielben
gelangten lie du cinem groben, eiier.
men @ittertbor, bas bonn alter id)on
gal,s nit elmer Yatina iiber5ogen mar.
He6ts bon bieiem Sbor befano iif)
Elm Bf0rtnerbdusfen gang init gfell
~be5ogen.
.@ie biipi6!" iagte Sris.
0os groBe Sbor mar perihloiien,
ober eillige S6ritte peiter befano iif)
in Ser Wauer cine fleine, bol5erne
Bforte. 8iIli, Der bier gerait 9e.
i6et6 rmIbte, offnete baS Yfortden
uno lieB Sris eintreten. Sic ifrit'
ten iiber cine grobe &aienfla6e, Die
BON 5nei Gtestpesen umidlimt mar,
pelfe beioe 5t Der &e zines ids.
men, altertbiimlifen Stloiies fiibr.
ten. 0as SdloB iefbit mar beinabe
peritedt binter alien 2inoeubdumen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

benz S6ornitein iteigt fem Tau6
auf."
nHein, es mobnt nien,anb bort.
Sesen mir uns dlf bieie 9anf."
Sris itiitte baS &inn in oie Son6
uno iab nah Der Stride biniiber.
n@ie beiBt benn oieies ,9eiis-
tBlm2"
rSdloB 2iebenitein," iaste @iGi.
(Sortiebung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Sd bin aus Nellors, Sritiidz
SnOien,

SuosSWt
Iuo iparbe BON beioniihsu Gltern stbpreu.
81, iuuroe i'm fatbpliidlen WitiitpnS. @atien.
baus erSusen. @S sibt Sunosrte BON sin
bern, bic bierbin fommen mbd1ten, nber
infer grieitsr iast, bah BITE Setten 10
ibWisrig itten iniolse hes arieses, oaa CT
t1 pteletft %8ebipungen tthen mag, has
Waiienbans jn idliehcn. @pIIen Gle
| b nift belfeu?
Sie fleinite 9abe iuiro banfenb ause.
npmmen nno mir iueroen perindIen, ale
0aoeu %oaonrdl Sn uerstten, bas iutr ihr
unitrr RphltBdter beten. Suldle, Bite 5ebn
Tuaars (oteie Snmmt senist, nm etn
stne Gin eanSes Saar lang ~ ptrptsgsm)
bas aino BET Der Sanie erbnittu ioa nno
iperetn eine photographic t6res sfas.
Itugs er9alten.
Dian ienSs feline @abe setf. an bisie
Seitnns pSer btreit an Rev. .Satber
3; MsLsm' MenSrs, srttti6 SISta.
TT iiini SentS. 8elo mag man iftden
per Snternatipual Wloneh Crotr, II. g.
Nptes uoer per peri5uifnbtn Gbed.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-03
In Black and All the Favored Stree
and Evening ShadeS-36 in. Wild

rich, lustrous quality. in a complete
assortment Of street and evening
shades: also white and black. on
Regular S1.25 value. ......... COC
GOldenberE'G-FirSt Floor.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

WORK BEGINS
Letters Sent Out to Farmers and
Dealers to Insure Sale of
Produce.

The land and industrial department
of the 4. f. C. will shortly commence
sending out form circular letters to all
homesteaders and farmers and all job
bers and merchants along the line
served by the railroad from Seward to
Fairbanks. The letters will request the
producers to state how much and what
products they can grow this summer
and the merchants will be asked to
state what quantities of such goods
they will be able to dispose of. Data
will then be compiled and the farmers
and merchants put in touch with each
other In this way the department
hopes to encourage the use of home
products and start made in Alaska"
movement.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

If your sweet tooth is your wisdom
tooth you will buy your candy at the
Key. tt
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

2 C. Kodak, Jr., Kodak $12.0C-
Seward Drug Co.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

City Express meets all boats and
trains. Phone Maine 122.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

Household furniture for sale. In
ouire at Gateday. zo-oV
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03
MINING MEN
SEEK LEASES
Seek Places at Wassilla to Erect
Warehouse for Transfer of
All Supplies.
No. 48

Four applications for leases of
warehouse sites on the railroad re-
serve at Wasilla have been filed with
the land and industrial department and
will be drawn up shortly. The leases
will probably be for a term of five
years. The concerns which have APP
piled are Howard Wilmoth, general
merchandise and postmaster at Wasil-
la; McNally & Maitland, lumber
dealers of Anchorage; Oliver G. Hern-
ing, of Knik Trading company,
Knik; and a combination of mining
concerns, the Mable Mining, Milling &
Power company, Talkeetna Mining
company and William Martin, all of
the Willow creek district.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

ON COAL LINE
Progress Report Shows Advance OF
Work on Branch TO
ChickalOOn.

Steam shovel No. /, at Station
1850, on the branch line, moved about
5000 yards of rock during the week.
The material was used for riprap be-
tween Stations 1870 and 147O.
About $50 yards were hauled to the
Knik River bridge to be used in bank
protection.
Extra gang No. continued surfac-
ING the ,Eska Creek branch. psis
work is now about 80 per cent COM
plete. Steam shovel No. ,, working at
Mile 100, on the main line, moved APP
proximateIy 10000 cubic yards of
gravel, 5000 yards of which were
used for bank widening, and 1000
yards for ballast. Extra gang No. l
was occupied the entire week in full
tieing and surfacing track, prepare
tory to ballaSting between Stations
6O37 and G4O4. Extra gang No. 4
raised track from Station 5000 to Sta
ton 572O.
Extensive repairs to the Eagle
River bridge are under way. About
70 per cent of the work on the steel
water tank at Manatuska has been ac-
comphShed.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

Andys Express, phone Madison 14S.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03
POSITION WANTED

Wanted house work or cooking by day
or hour. Inquire Gateway. At
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

A. McIver, licensed undertaken.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

Watch our ads at the "Movie"
house. Brown & Hawkins, equality
First"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

Waterfill and Frazier whiskey at
the Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

Andy's Express, phone Madison 143.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-03

LOT and furnished house on First ave-
north Of Adams str. See owner ut
above address. Iii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-04
GETTING READY FOR
WINTER?

Now is the time to get settled
in a home of your own. Let us
help you!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-04
ESTATE OF MARY SHERIDAN

State of Vermont, District Of Washington. IS.
The Honorable Probate Court fee the District
Aforesaid
To the heirs and all persons interested in
the estate Of Mary Sheridan. late u the
town of Barre, In said district, deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS. application hath been made to
this court in writing, by the administrator,
praying for license and authority TO sell all Of
real estate OF said deceased, TO witt The
home place, being one-fourth acre of land and
buildings situated in Granitsyille, so called, in
said town Of Barre. representing 70 said court
that it would be beneficial TO the heirs and
all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased. to sell said real estate and convert
the same into money.
And bringing into court the consent and ap-
probation, in writing Of all the heirs TO said
estate residing in thH state and setting forth
the situation of the real estate
WHEREUPON. the said court appointed and
assigned the 18th day OF October, 1917 at the
probate Office in Montpelier in said district,
to hear and decide upon said application and
petition, and ordered public notice thereof TO be
given to all persons interested therein. by pub
fishing said order, together with the time and
place of hearing, three weeks ecessivey in
culates in the neighborhood of those persons
in said estate all Of which publica-
tons shall be previous 10 the day assigned
for hearing
THEREFORE you are hereby notified 10
appear before said court. at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said court TO
make your objections to the granting OF such
license, II you cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier in said
district, this 26th day of September. 1917,
FRANK j. MARTIN. Judge.
Sep2Goct4-u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-04
Brattleboro Bank Sued.

The Vermont Savings bank of Brattle-
boro is made the defendant in 100000
suit filed yesterday in the Washington
county court by Hiram L. Sparrow, ad'
ministrator OF the estate of Harriet
Bailey, on grounds of malicious prose
cution in a suit in which funds of the
plaintiff were tied up in the courts for
10 years.
The suit arose over transactions with
the bank by Harry Lowe, a son-m-law
of the plaintiff, whose home was in Mont
pelier He deposited in 1903 in the bank
81 300 in the name of Harriet Bailey.
Two years later he opened an account in
his own name as trustee OF Mrs. Bailey
and her two daughters, and this account
was a lively one, the total deposits reach
ing the sum of $4,000. Lowe disap-
peared in 1908, having drawn out the
trustee account and Mrs. Bailey's account
on the claim that he was her attorney.
She sued for her account of ST. 800 and
interest, also for the trust fund with in
terest. The supreme court ruled in 1914
that she could recover nothing on the
trustee account, but allowed recovery of
the other account of 1900 with inter-
est.
The case was carried through the
courts again with the result that the
lower court gave the plaintiff verdict
for $3llS.7l, which judgment was af-
tirmed by the supreme court in 1915.