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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21

FOR RENT-FivE ROOMS AND
6ATH IN SECOND STORY OF NEWS
BUILDING. IDEAL LOCATION FOR
OFFICES OR FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
APPLY TO C. H. LEAvY AT NEWS
OFFICE. II
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21
MEETING BUSINESS AND 3.

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB
A called meeting Of tho Business
aud Professional Wowan'S Club al
the Y. w. c. A.. will be held in the
Y. W. c. A. hall at o'clock Tuesday
evening. Every member. is urged to
be present. Mrs. Woodward, National
secretary for the Business and Pro
fesslonal Womans Club will visit
Brunswick the following week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21

Miss Eva Harris and Miss Lucille
Way spent yesterday on ST. Simon
island for the purpose OF organizing
Christian Endeavor Society for the
young people of the Island.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21

A Tip to the wiseis sufficient At
tend the big sale at Wood-Bailey Cloth
ing Company and get your needs for
the winter at No-Proft' Prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Harvey have re
turned from Lulaton where they spent
IA short time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Greenfield are
spending several days at their camp
near I.ulaton. Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21

Genuine bargains on everything
in the line of Tools and Hard
ware, also 20 per cent off on all
paints for 10 days.
VIM. ANDERSON'S SONS
2O8 Monk ST., Phone 1853.
1870
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21
GIRLS CLUB MET WITH
MISS MAXEY


The members of the Girls Club met
yesterday afternoon with Miss Ann
Maxeh, for an enjoyable game mf
bridge Miss Marjorie Bowler made
high score. and the consolation was
cut by Miss Leila Parker. Delicious
refrf shments were served during the
afternoon. Mrs. W. NJ. Oates, Mrs.
f. W. Woodcock. Mrs r. d. Harrison
and Miss Florence Maxey and Miss
Helen Maffet, of Mont ezuma. We're
guests of the club on this occasion.
M'CULLOUGH-SE SEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mccullough
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Anne Louise to Mr.. Walter
K nyon Sears. of Lenox, Ga. The
wedding will take place in the early
part of the coming year.
Y. w. C. A. PROGRAM
FOR THIS WEEK
MONDAY,
High School Girl Reserves. p m.
Young Woman's Choral Association
7:45 p. NJ
TUESDAY,. T!
Puryis School Girl Reserves. p. m.
Called meeting Business and Profess
sional Woman's Club. 500 D. m.
iWEDNESDAY
Citizenship Glass Educational De
partment Woman's Club, to 5.
THURSDAY
Thanksgiving
FRIDAY
Young Mems Club Luncheon, p. m.
SATURDAY.
Glynn Grammar School Girl Re-
serves, 4 p. III.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO OBJ
SERVE HOME MISSION WEEK
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Pres
byterian Church will observe Home
| Mission Week the first three DAYS of
ills "eeh' NOV. -, ID ana "a. Inc fOl-
lowing programs have been arranged
for each day:
MANUFACTURING Peoples Work
and Sunday School Extension"
Tuesday and Their In
dian Neighbors."
Wednesday-"Conditions That Re
quire Home Mission Work"
The special subject for prayer and
study this year being The Indians. the
usual offering which will be taken
Tuesday afternoon will be sent to the
Presbyterian College for Girls in Ok
lahOma. The hour for these meetings
has been set for 4 80. An invitation
to be present is given to every woman
Interested in the advancement of the
Cause of Christ in our own lanh wheth
er She belongs to the Presbyterian
Church Or not.
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y + 4 \ = + =
ST. SIMON'S NOTES

y \ \
st simon news
Miss Fe Symons, of Macon. is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Clifford Postell
Mrs M. " Mayer, OF York, Pa. is
expected to arrive in few days to
spend several months with Rev and
Mrs. d. w. VIM.
Miss Dorothy Stevens, of Frederica,
is spending sometime at the Arnold
House.
Master Fred Arnold left Friday to
, attend the Boy Scouts meeting in
Waycross.
Mrs. H. NJ. Branham and Mrs. Har-
/ is Branham spent Friday ON the
Island.
Mrs. w. R. Tucker and children
have returned to this Island after
spending several months in Athens,
Ca. and other points.
George w. Jones. of St.-John' s-Ha-
/ ven, is away on business trip.
Miss NADIA Mcdonald is spending
thu weekend with her parents in
Brunswick.
Among the visitors to Little ST. ST.
mons Island are Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Smnott. of New York Mrs. Smnott
was Miss Virginia Hylan. daughter
of Mayor Hylan, of New York City.
pleasant party composed of Miss
Margaret Massengale. of Atlanta, and
some of her student friends of Wash
ington Seminary will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and AIRS. St Elmo Massen-
gale on St Simon Island
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21

See the "ARGoLA" Heating
system at Gilmore & Woods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
MORE CARROTS.
BETTER HEALTH

Usc more carrots during the Wintci
IS they contain a very valuable sub
st-nee essential 10 growth and health
says Miss l. M Potter, Home Eco
Monies Specialist Of the Extension
scvice, They should form a part Of
every child's diet, especially where let
tuce cannot be obtained they may be-
used adyisedly two or three times a
week. The following recipe makes a
very nourishing supper dish.
Carrot Soup. Cook together 2
cups chopped carrots, ! onion. 2 stalks
Of celery and ! teaspoon Of Fat, using
rs little water as possible. Combine
with 3 cups Of milk t~hickened with
three level tablespoons Of -four. Sea
son 10 taste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
EAST DORSET

l. } Abbott was IN Hartiand Sun.
day
Mrs H. c. Clark spent several day.
in Ludlow last week
Mrs Matte Lovelsnd is ID Benning
ton visiting relatives.
Judge Edward Griffith Of Manches-
ter was in town Sunday
Regular meeting Of Mt Aeolus
G.nge on November 9th.
Mrs. Rose Landon was in Benning
ton several days last week.
Miss Jennie V. Leary Of Albany, n.
T., was home over Sunday.
Charles Donohue Of Poultney is VS.
iting his sister, Mrs. Leary.
Mrs. Hill Of Salisbury has moved
into Mrs. Ed. Hughes house here in
the village.
Mrs. Helen BufTum who has been
in Rock City Falls, n. Y. returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Richardson who has been visit
ing her son, l.. j. Abbott. returned to
Hartland Sunday.
Misses Lois and Clara Whitney
were home FROM Burr and Burton
Seminary over Sunday.
Mrs. Minerva Brophy, Miss Ger
trudc Brophy and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G. Stone were in Rutland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Coping who
have been the guests Of relatives in
Arlington and Bennington, returned
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bebec and Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Brock were in Mid
dlcbury Saturday where they attended
the football game between Middlebury
and U. V. VI. and which was won by
the former.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
Estate Of KATIE c. RICE FEE

commissioner NoLltt
The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Manchester,
Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate of Katie
G. Rice Fee late Of Worcester, Mass,
deceased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose afore-
said, at the Office of Frank c. Archi-
bald in the Village of Manchester
Center in said District, on the 9th
day Of April next, from / o'clock r.
NJ, until 4 o'clock +. NJ, on said day
and that six months from the 9th
day of October A. ID. 1920, is the time
limited by said Court for said cred
itors TO present their claims TO us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 9th day
Of October A. ID. 1920.
FRANK NJ. WALKER,
S. B. TAYLOR,
Commissioners.
F. c. Archibald, Admir-, Manchester
Center, VI. 30-3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18

Sunday
Fancy china and glassware al r.
ducci pr.ccs Tor Xmas now II Hem.
erway 32-6~
entertained about a dozen friends q,
Wadc Ian II honor 81 his friend.
Henry Spelman
Tho Childrcns Aid drive Is still on
but the reports have not as yet been
sent IN 50 that amy Inc can be had
upon the success Of the drive
Mics c. deNottbeck and Miss I'd.
wars left Tuesday FOR New York
City where they will pass the winter
according 10 their usual custom.
A. Hemenway q full line Of Pyrex
baking ware al reduced prices. Come
early 32-6w
The Dorset Society Of Natural
Science held the annual meeting and
supper Tuesday evening at the Bar
rows House,
Mrs. +. L. Grondahl has closed her
home on the West Road and gone to
Toledo, Ohio, from which place she
will go 70 her home in Seattle, Wash
The Red Cross drive is on in Dorset
this week with " 6. Barrows rs chair
man. Miss Hazel Lucas is looking
after Dorset Hollow, Mrs. Charles
McWayne after South Main street,
Mrs. Hazel S. Matson the Elm street
section, Clarence Blackmer No. Man
to the East Rupert line, Mrs.
+. II. West the West Road and T. f..
Comba will look after church street.
A portion Of the money collected will
be returned to the Dorset chapter for
needy cases in town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
WOMAN ELECToR GETS
THE MOST VOTES
Maude +. Bailey, Republican, Had
6s,2I2 on Vt. Presidential Ticket

Montpelier, Nov. l6.-The official
c1nvass Of the vote of Vermont in the
presidential election today showed a
maximum vote of 1922 for RepabIi-
cen electors and 20,9l9 for Demo-
cratic candidates. Maude +. Bailey
of St. Johnsbury, led her nearest male
c mp.nion on the Republican list Of
electors by 300 votes.
The prohibition ticket received ia
votes. A total Of Sc votes vas report
ed as Scattering" covering the vote
fer Socialist, Socialist-Labor and 9th
er minor candidates who had no place
on the ballot.
The canvdss was made by Licuten-
snt-G Governor Mason S. Stone, Speak
or Ct the House Of Representatives,
ChadeJ S. Dana and Rawson Mysick,
WHO was designated by Governor p.
w. Clement in the absence of Harry
A. Black, secretary Of state.
TIE results were:
Republicans: Maude +. Bailey, st.
Johasbury, G8,2l2; W. b, McKillip,
Burlington, 68,OOO; G. w. McGraw,
p 5ultney, 67,964; Lillian Olzendam,
Ga, 919.
Democratic: II. W. Baryows, stowe,
20, 919; Inez Bryan, Montpelier, 20
900; II. c, Comings, Richford, 30
S84; Jessie Middlebrook, Burlington,
2OS91.
Prohibition: G. G. Thrall, Rutland,
TIA; r. l.. Gibson. Groton, 773; An
drew Aitkin, Newbury, I'll; II. S.
Eldred, Franklin, 1852.
Scattering, Sc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18

on Saturday evening John Herrck
Spclman - Harvard University were
a. the Wade Inn over the week end
Waterproof robes. blankets. chains.
pumps. for cars - Hemcnways FOR
Xm& sew
Mr.. and Ms ChAA A WAGE and
Mss Hammond enjoyed an auto trip
e ozrlcnont Mas and re,an or
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18

ctufrei homS
Ne Dorothy Kelley has tin me !
hcr d8ties in Manehesta and i visit
ing - B home here
M Elizabeth Wildwood Of Moth
Rupert ard son John Of Rutland were
dinner guests Il Valley View Pam,
Wrancsay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
DORSET HOLLOW

Ftcd Sheldon was in Pawlct Sunday.
Ms. john Dalton who has been i'll
is better.
Mrs. Dennis Bowie remains about
the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hazelton are
entertaining friends,
Mrs. A. A. Cross who spent the
woc,, end in Rutland and Pittsford has
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
Dorset Church Notes

All services will be held next Sun
day as usual. The Rev. Il. A. Robin
son Of Billerica, Mass, is expected to
preach in the morning.
The net proceeds Of the social given
by the Ladies Society amount to about
$500.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
SYNDICATE

Mr.. and MIS-. Fred Mason spent one
day recently on their farm here.
M. and Mrs. G NJ. Vaughn were
Sunday guests Of the Mr.. and Mrs.
4 f. Mears.
Annis Wilcox who is employed in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18

AIhe- Knoul@ = The HoIlow Road
ict To s. re- lcdo. 0fia
Special prices ca an auto tires nos
IN tcck for Xmas a HencaWay $50 Z
Mis- Hubbard a. Schenectady. y.
Y vas q Ueck end guest % her SIS
ter. Nm wm c. Baugw
Johr Heynck and fnsnd Henry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10Th
NazimOya in The Red Lantern

spfng-time III the land Of cherry blossoms and vii
loW tTees-loyetime for TIE S~lant-ered maldcns that
dream beside their lily pDos-as fair rs their sacred
lotus-howers. rs inscrutable as their hcathcn gods
See the life Of a strange peope-faii Of romance and
passion, intrigue and Oriental mysticism. with NAZI-
NOVA, the star Of supreme bIIliiancc.
TIE + LANfEttN.' Does the blood-rcd glow
from these spheres of mystic light lead your magma
tic ceremonies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
FOWler'S Insurance Agency


Over 20 years old. representing the following Oldest, larg-
est fire, auto, burglary and life insurance companies in the
world:
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
eieb3eDntes @apiteI.

SteD { y II eS " pIIel
&an0iame, idmere @anoerlng.
llnliheres Manoern ms 9unfle.
Gcbt, Tie 1T i6on uno 9cbt obnr
Gbre uno 2iebe aus Der Seimotl
Scbt. lie 1T jung mno bat fem
3icl!
llno Der ucben ibr gcbt. fi!brt
lein @liid ms 8eire.
Gr l0idt Den Gtern aus an iei-
nenl oumfeIn @immel. tiIat Den
cin3i9en 0loienitod aus ieincm 0oen
Garten.
gr nib erobmiitis iein uno lift
jung.
gr muB i1mci1cn uno 20. cine
Seele pod idrcienoer @inide.
S9were, lmii6ere 6eiiel .9as
MonOIi6t faut iabl ourh Danoern.
De 8olfen. Ga 9leiten ieltiome
Sdatten iibcr Den @ee, Iaecrn uno
REDEEM uno oebnm ii1 i'm totem
@raie om @e9rono uno oerrinnen
0cipenltii6 in nidts.
sic fommen am Seide porbei,
Der oriiben n1htli1 liegt. lln0 Ole
Nebclirauen buiden 5niidcn Den
St1mmen berpor un0 lanern llnt
pinfen nit wciher. grauen Armen.
.Scbt. lie tommen mieoerl sic
tommcn 81 5pelenl Romm!. ibr
ldoncn Wicnidcn. tommt uno
ldwimmt aui Dem ltiaen 0aner
G6wlmmt nit Den @eiidtcrn nad)
oben = nebeneinonocrl Ger Dtono
miro tommcn mo iil6erne &olier.
roicn nm eu1 ltreuen. Heuhicn3e
Sunfen merocn Inn eMd ipriibcn.
Der @ino weiB ibone 2ieoer. So.
gu per0en mir tan0en. @ir tarisn
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28

fen in eincm idperen 2nuen - es
iebt Gin nit Dem criien beiIercn
@ort =
ga ruff Gobcrt @intcr:
SD boIie mcinen Goterl"
uno Oos gcfenutnis bIcibt
Itumm.
Ser SAB iprof, Sic @naSe
i6ridt 5uriid. mo oas Slid uno
Der GricSe ilicbt.
GIeidcr pcroen Die SGottcn bes
abenos nno fobler. @intoni9 lin0t
Orouben elm folter Bino.
ga rniit iid Sortmann auf uno
I6iittcIt bic idDere Sbcu Obj:
Or muB ile bciroten = er, gu
ccm lie ecbort. Sir DID lit cs
Idiper, Robcrt, aber cs mub fem.
8eoen ocs &inoesI @r fam tie
oucb beirotcn, oenn lie lit ia luna
uno bibid. @eb' 5u ibm, 9iobertl
l0u bilt Der ein5ige, oen it lbldcu
tonu, wenn'5 oub 10 idlper fir
old lit. Sag ibn, iie bat ficbcn.
touieno Morf, uuo ih perOe nod
fiinItaiieno Morf Oe5u0eben mno
ibnen aus Der 8irtidait olc go.
den mas idideu, Oa wcrOcn lie
orsfommen."
Gin paarmal bolt gio6ert 8intrr
ifDer Item.
Damn iaot er: ~SSo, iG mer6c es
inn iageu."
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28

biibId, - sic mnren ME lebensIu.
fig, = Sic lparcn ME in geril.
dung, = 90 f0nn' Sic ei9cntIit
eor MD mitrcOcn. Siibidc Ita.
Del boben's idpcr oui Der @elt."
NIs Die 6ron ~bcleiOigt oufiabreu
Dolte, iaote er milOc:
sd weib ia sic wouen. Dob
oas MID lp0r = mir molIten'S oue,
= oob feline Nufre0une mo @ere-
0e lpiiroe. uno Sic boben 10
redt, Grou Sortmant, = obcr 90
I1Bt iid BLOB nit 9utem @iaen
mas modem"
Sortmonn. Der fronfe Sortmonn
fab BON ieincm 9cbnitubI aus nit
baIb OeiitesobweicnOen 9lu9en Oic
Gore tnien.
auf OcrieIbcn STEELE in oieier
Gii1e botte Dor ie6sun05ipau5ig
Sabren Die onoere 9etniet.
lno er iab, mie Der alto Soft.
Iieb Eclfcr uno &obert Minter Ole
Gore ia6t pom 9ooen oufbobeu.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
sedaehntes QapitcL.

6ed5ebntes aopitcI.
Tobert 0in0 nad Der Siidc 5u-
rid. Sort traf er Die @briIteI al.
Iein. Gr frogte iie nod Sore. Sic
mllBte uidt. no 0aS WiGoAcn luor.
gtun oiug &obcrt @iutcr Die 20.
re iufen.
Ct iano iie uidt in Sans mo
Sol.
@r lticg Bis auf Ocn goocn but
auf uno fano tie nidt.
Sbeu init Deiten Augen Itorrte
CT nob Den ounflen gden uno @ir.
feln. IS lit iurdtbor, oui Ounslcn
8ooen nad llu0liidli6en gu iu6en.
Nirgeno5!
0ur6 oos 9ooenfeultcr iicl nod
fabler &i6ti1eiu. 9iobert trat Der
an. 8on bier aus batte Die Iullige
Gore nit ibrem rotten &ii1lcln &C.
ninft, ols ct nit lciuen 3ontera.
ocn 2iebeslieoer blieS beim m86d-
ter" Driiben ieuieitS 0cs Gciscs.
Ser Gei6l
Sbmar5, nie cine finltre 2ode
lag CT nun 0a unteu. 9robenO uuO
unbeimlid.
@enn Gle Gore =.
9a5 Walier, :. ooS &aIIer
Iodt i1ipode @eiber J..
Gin t0ridt Wf0rden miro flei';en
s9inocrn er50blt: Die Wiiitter emp
iingen ibre &leinen aus Dem Eei6e.
Seine Muttcr bcfam ibr tleiue5
Gino aus Dem GciA, abcr 10 moEM
uugliidicli0e bat ibr Sino in cen
Sci6 getra9en.
ga ciIt CT ole Itcppc Biuab, ca
lGuft CT binauS -.
.2oreI Gore! 2icbe 2orel"
Der @ino piciit inns 8olier, bic
8eioen biegen iib in iroltiger Sin
lamfeit, ser Hui oerbaut.
NobcrtS 9lide iudJen Die iGmar5e
6IGde ob, Oh ell lid)tes &Ieio aqi.
l1immere, ein Irm aus 0unfler
Giefe nod einmal III LETTER Ser
8tpciiluu9 iid WciB emporltredc nod
Seben uno Hettlm9.
.2orcl 2orel IS 1T auys gut!
@ib Intmort!" Ole Meiocn QdBcn,
ein idpar5er 8ooel flie0t aaf,
Sdatten uno Rebel buiheu bin
unO 6er, feudt ulo gIitibig lit Der
tote &aier.
&obert eiIt, inbt oas ganje ufer
ab, iinoet Tic ui6t.
nno itebt wie0er till uno !tarrt
oas Maiier on.
Gas Iiegt Dor ibm III i1par5cr
SdDei0iomfeit.
n2ore, ib bringe Dir &ilic!"
Gr lit OH an0crn llfer. 9a ftc.
ben Die 8eiOen Didter, on mub er
oft 5mii6eu l,arfcn Hutcn binour1-
oringen, Die ibm ms Gelibt i6la-
gen.
o2ore, fiirdte bid nidtl"
ga minmcrt es 5miiden opci
Weioen.
llno cr finoet lie. Sic fouert om
Yoocnb Oi1t ON 8oiier. ben 9opf
melt porgeneigt our Slut.
Dit ciicrncm @riii ioBt er iie
om Irm.
.2ore, ou ooriit es nidt hn!"
sd fam nid)t -. id fiird)te
mid TO-. i) iiir6te mid 10 :"
n@s lit Siin0e. Sore. es 1T idref.
lide Giinoe ="
SD iiirdtc mid 10 - Die San.
te = i'd loa fort - i6
ipeiB ni6t ipobin, o Soft. mir 9rout
10 Dor Dem @alierl"
.aomm, Sore. i6 muB nit sir
reoen!"
Wlit @efpalt nur fam er lie pom
8ooen aui3ieben. Sic balt ii4 an
elmer @eioenrute felt uno leiiiet
@ioerltano.
SD nil ni9t na6 Souiel Sd
1urdfe nl9 - ole Sanfe Dat mid
9eidlogen!"
.Du ioalt nidt nod Souie. Sd
bringc DID iortl Stomm nit miri"
llno er 5iebt lie POM Gei1e neg.
Die graucn, seipcnltiiden Jiebcl
l9lei6en Inn Die beioen. Die g..
belmeiber battcn ii6 idon gum
Sotentan0e geiammelt. Nun asben
iie nit peroroiicncn Shri!ten ,iiber
oos leere @aiier ans ienieltige
ufer.
Iobert bdlt INNER nod oas
Md06cn felt am arm uno reoet
troiteno auf le ell. Gr er51bIt ibr
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
| SnfeI Sortmonn ur,b

Dab oues nod gut pcrOen founc.
ga miro iie etmas rubiger uno
fobt cincn 5aOen Yiut. 9ndjt inter
Srdnen leiie - fronfbait aul. -
Iodt Dem 2cben pic6cr entGcgcrl.
Gber ols lie Dem Snuie nabc
fommt, febrt Die Ecr5wciiIuuo 6u.
rid.
sic Tontel sic bot mid &C.
i6loscnl sic inot mid biuausl~
90 iiibrt iie 0iobert in @ottIiab
Geufcrs Stube. Der Ilie iitt in
triibcn @coonfcn am Gid. Dor
ibm Iie0t ole Sobofspieiie. oie er
Eelte nod uiht onDc5iiuOet bat.
Gbc ole bciOcn recon fonucn. ioot
er:
,9ore, on muBt fortl Gu mubt
ceSbaIb fort, lpcil on Dir cine io!d)e
YcbanoInno nidt gcinIlcu Iaiicn
fonnitl Gu bolt 0clebli. OaS Is
pobr, am mciitcn bult on gegeu
geocn - ia io. ih nero MD aud
nod ne Straiprcoi0t baIten. abcr
mic's ocine &onie treibt, OaS is Su
arg. 9aou bot lie gor fein 0iebf.
On boit ole 3aI6e 8cit bier III Der
Wirtiboft ~gearbeitet. uiel Wel0 Der
oiencn bcIicn ullo Ouiir Deui1 ooer
nid)ts getriegt. &nliir luirit on bel
Scr erltcn uugliidlldcn WcleOcubeii
ronsgciogt aus Dem adjrilllldJcu"
Suule. @icr is oas Nousihnel6en
9iooc. Scb'n 9opp bod, 3ore, 8
miro idou gebeu, mo Ucun's nih
anOcrs ecbt. 5icb id OILS Hcntier,
uno on wirlt mciue 8utin."
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ocn. limo in ibr. Sic pom 6cIoe
ecS TooeS bertommt. lit elm Yer
%luuuoern, mie oiclcr Mann 10 rubi9
ipredcu, tuie er ld)cr5rn fam.
9ic M1rme Der fle!nen Stube
eriuOt aui onS Wtoodeu Elm uuo es
idiittelt lie, oils oh elm t0oli6er
6roIt aus ibr b~craIsia5rc. D, lie
fiiDlt, Dab IS gut lei in 0icItr mar.
men 9tube. -
Oa iiberlicB Gobert 8intcr ooS
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Mobnbols un0 febrte nab eini1er
8cit nit GbriItel 5uriid.
GbriItcl brad)te WtuntcI un0 Sut
fir Die Gore uno Elm fleintS Yafet
nit oeu nihtiAitcn GodcI.
Hobert brodte Die Nbi@icOsgrii.
&c oeS SntelS, cine GelOboris uGS
cinen @rief.
Scr Wrici mar an elm oIteS Gbc-
poor in Der Sta0t gcridtct, oem
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OeDolicn bate mo oa5 CT mn bai.
DC Gore ouf5nmebmen.
Sic pcrbonocltcn on3 NCtiOc -
III fur5cn. abgcrillcncn Saecn. Damn
lagte @ottllcb:
aWfad Den 9tbld)ieo fur8, 2orel
@eb in @ottcS Nemcnl"
Sic ltano lan9lnm mo mii0e autf.
rei1te @ottlicb mo Gbriitel nit
grobcn, irrcn 9lugcn Die Sono,
lono fciu @ort, feline 2r0ne uno
ging.
uno ser eobu scr Sugar oina
nit ibr.
9ortmann fab ourds ScnItcr.
Scr Wtono beIcubtcte ole StraBe.
ga lab er Die 5mei jungen &eute
o%nDinldreitcn. Sic ain9en oeuiel-
ben @eg, Den Dor lan0cn Sobrcr
Martha Scllmid giug. uno Gore
Datte Elm flciueS Badhcn III oer
&ano mic icne.
Aber oaS olte Sor NOR fort. @s
mar 0uIamnIcu9cfallen in Der Naht.
on Hobert ms Sous fam.
Der @eg mar oamalS gcoifnei
moroen fir Oicie 5rucite.
2an9iam 0iu8cn Die 6iuei,
IS marcu 5mell
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anein in 0en 500.
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Heu.
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8cidid.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28

@tmaS tpagen muB Sas Seyo
mo friib auf fem wenu es Iebeu
min.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-03
WORKMAN DIES IN
 ACCIDENT ON HIGHWAY
fFrom SaturdaY,s DailY.l

Jose NJ. Gonzales, g, was instantly killed Tuesday afternoon while work ing on the Jerome-Prescott highway.
 He was working with the ditch crew of about 25 men, drilling for the drainage interest ditch being built on the upper side of the road. A boulder, loosened by the recent rains from it's bed some 250 or 300 feet up the mountain side and entirely out side the zone disturbed by blasting for the highway, suddenly broke loose and rolled down the hill into the gang of workmen. Gonzales was immediately in the path of the big rock, which struck him on top of the head, crushing the skull and killing him almost instantly. It then rolled on down the hill into the gulch.
 The body was immediately brought to Jerome and delivered to the Scott undertaking establishment. Justice