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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
Britild,e 2lrbeitcr
tparncft 1seaicfMita

2onoon, 10. San.--gfrtbur Sen.
oerion, 6iibrer Der srbeiterportei i'm
britiiden garlament, IaBt in elmer
fdriftIi6en ausIaiIune iiber oie rui.
eiide Gage folgetibe @arning Idut
iueroen: SoIlte Die Gegierang ourd
Die 8eigerling, Die nieoerboIten
ssrieoenSaneebote ber Gobiats Su be.
riidilhtiaen, bas 9nnS In eiyen &rieg
iibsr toeite @ebiete gitropa's nnO
sliien's bertuideln miro 6ie s[rbei.
terpnrtei ioIdem ,inilotigen, Ieidt.
iitrtigen gbenteuer, oos oIs @ertei.
oiaitngsfriee mnsfiert ipirb, Bis gum
aenBerften tpiSerftreben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19

@aibingtor, 10. San Sit einent
Sdrciben an BEN 8oriisenber oes
Senatsfomitees fir Mnrineangele-
genbeitea ingt Marineiefretdr 9a-
niels, baB er es geipefen iei, Ger
9(6miral Gins Dor belien abreiie
ra6 England I'M @edrs 1917 fogte,
yfth bon Sen gngI1rbern ttidt Die
8oIle iiber 0ie slugen Sieben 5li
loiien unb bab Die Ser. Staaten
10 lieb o;e 8riten tpie bic Gelti6en
befrieeen tpiirOen."
Die llnteriudungen 6es Inter.
fonlitees ocs Senats boben bisber
bieI Gtotb oufgeipirbelt. Sefret1r
Daniels lnnb Ii9 tpegen ieires Ser.
boItens ip1brena 0es &rieges ab.
lniraI Gins gegeniiber bor benz
&ontitee beratttiporten; ob nber eitte
geipe9ling an ieiner Gntlniiung in
Gang geiest miro, bGngt gnna ltno
gar bon Dem gerlouf Der ltnterilt.
dung ob.
anf GinbFeblung beg onterifnrli.
iden 8otIdafters Sage befdloB 9rd-
fibent 8iIion an @orobeno bes
ausbrads beg arieges einet bobeu
Morineoffisier no6 england ar
ien6en, nnO auf 8eranlalIing 6es
SiIfsnlorineicfretdrs gfoofeoelt tpl,r.
be gonirnI Gins bieralt ouserforen
9ieier erbieIt SsSnitr,iftionen, mad
&ai9ington su fonlnen, ober MIDI
| i'm Marillsbcbartement pprsuipre.
den, oenr nicnano oiirfe nbnen, oaf
er fidl nah Gnglono begeben iolIte.
Sn 8aibington einsetroffen, iekte
er iid nit ciner 9erionlidfeit, Oe.
ren 9anlen er beridtpeiat, IN Ser.
binoung itn5 erbieIt feline essSfitrltf
tionen, Do Der Grafibent Inn oieielber
ipnBss, 1T niht ertuieren. Eotfddt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
suinmerluettsr in Cos g(naeles.

2os gngeIes, gaI., 10. son.-Gls
oos thermometer i'm @etterbureal,
ser Ser. Stooten orr Snnsfag nof.
mitaa SO @rah Sobrenheit aeiste,
oa6 ser d.ilt[idle geobohter befnnnt,
bnb oies 6ie b0hite Tertperotur fiir
Samtor iei, Die bier Bis iest be.
ob1htst tpur6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
1tnr,t6en iueaen sabafsnlanneI.

1tureia, 9ponieft 49,. S1n. Drei
Gensonrinen rito flint 3ibiIiIte1t
bierielbit tpuroen i'm gerIalife elmer
0entonitration beripnnoet, Die fidJ
seeen Sen SobofsmongeI rihtete.
Gie 8eb0Iferling ftiirlrtte oie Sabofs-
I66en, uno eriff Ole @ensoarnlerie
an Die erft bur6 berbeigerufene Ser.
itdrfungea Ger 2nee Serr tpttroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
Oentfcbc BON
( 4ocleis iibcrfaaen

Berlin 10. San.-sylt elmer off.
sielen Depeide oits 9an3ig miro
genteIbet, 6nB es Sipiidben goIen uno
Deutiden bel glrgennit, grobins go.
Iert aii einem 8uiamn,enitoB gefcnl.
men lit. 9ie 8olen oraneen bIosIiA
In bos bon ben 9eittiden au rdit.
ltienbe @ebiet Elm un6 nnbmen ei.
nen groben SeiI Der @arniion ge.
fangeri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
mcttcrbcri6t

Sir Omaha unS ltmeesero -
6dnee in6 fGlter beute noat ,inO
9ienstag.
Sir Nebrnsfa - Gdnee itno fGI-
ter beute nndt itn6 Gienstag. @ieI
fGIter 9ienstug I'm tpeitIiden SeiI.
Sir Soma - 3unebntenoe 9e.
polfiins, gefolgt bon Sdnee om
9ienstog ritb I'M tpeitlifen EeiI oeg
Stantes beitte ituht. a6Iter heitt<
nndt I'M ReitIi4ep sfA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
ganbiteu armieren iid

S0S9n. 10. Sdn.-Ginbreder, Sic
6nrds Sen Sobrihibl-S -Sdadt in Sen
sooS. bon groipning Bros. Go. elm.
oraiigen, itdblen reiiniinobieraia
outomotiitbe GliIttan giifien unb
Siitolcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
SserInmscn utebr Webalt.

Berlin, 19. Son.-9ie slnseIteG.
ten Der @oIff gtodridtenbureous in
Sanburg, aoln, 9nn8ig. 9iiiieloorf
uno onoeren @roBftdoten Deiitid-
lambs, baben 6ie gIrbeit einseiteIt,
iueil ibrer Soroerung auf SalGr.
ailibelierung nidt entiproben lpuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
Er.aaiier ais 9eidlar6eiter.

slnerongeh Solnto, Is. sssdtt.--
Sim Sanistas orbeitete Der friibere
&oiier 5fpei Stnnoen nit ben 2eliten
6es @roien 9eftiitf on Der 8erft6r.
flung Der 9eife lin Den 5dloBs
9rltitb, tpelde BON ben Sluteit bes
Rbeitte5 beoro1t tpnrett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
gaIitanS in aiiIabun.

g3ajooo5, Spanien, t9. San. (ger.
Ip1te.. Der 9tiidtritt bes portneie-
iiIden 1illiiteriuurs rief in 2iiiabon
ernItlide l1nruBen berbor. Man
imlBte oie @taiidenrnenge ourd
@aidinengeipebre auseinan6er trei-
ben. Starfe 8odtpoIten patroail.
Iieren Die Straben. 8iele &erionen
muroen berlest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
t3ctriebsr6tcs15in
tuirc atiacftcttnten

1erIirL 19. San.-Ger &eidstag
bat NIT 2t3 aeeen GA Gtinnen bic
getriebsr6tebiu, tueeen 6eren es nm
Iesten Sienstng Dor 6em aeidstass-
gsbdu0e agu Gnfrubt talL anse.
'sesungt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
sdlnmanu.s,einf erfranft.

San Diego, gol.. 10. San.-9ie
beriibnite Gdnserin Shunonn.
Seinf lit an Der 2lngeneutoiinonng
erfranft; ibr 3uitanb 1T nidt Be.
oeitflih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
SrankrciN's
itcmes kabinctt
glleranbre Ililleranb gum gremitr
nmb 0liniiter oes slasiudrtiseH
ernantt.

goris, 10. Soil.--Gos &obineit
0es Yremiers Glemenceau, ipel1es
lei benz 16. Nopentber 1917 beltono,
lit eeltern auriidgetreten inO slIe,
ranore MiIlernno, @ouberneur bon
glinf, lit NIT Der 9eubiloung zines
MitiiIteriuinS betrat,t iporben. 9ie
gfttsnnbl MiiIleranos gum 9rentier
bat IN biplonatiihen &reiien einen
gliten @in0rud berborgertfen. (Wtil-
lerano ipuroe am 10. 5ebrudr 1859
in 4nris geboren uno errang iiA
ols 9obofat iino Soiirnoliit eiiten
beoeiitenoen glaner, mar 1886 10.
5ialiItii9er Meeoroneter ,fllngierte
bon 1899 bis 1902 ols Sanoelsni-
aiiter, nlodte fid ober bel Der TO-
8ialiitilden Gartei 10 nliBliebig, oat
er bon oerlelben Int Sabre 1904
nuseeidloiien ipir0e. = Die &eb.) J
9as Millerouo aabinett miro ii9
aus foleenOen Wiitg[ie0erli 5uianl.
meniesen:
8renlier it1o Wtiniiter oes 4eu.
Beren - &leranore 0fil[eraato.
sSuiti8 - gl 2Scps;...eait.
,Sitneles gnore Gonorot.
9ries - Raoul 9eret.
Wtnrine - so. 2nnorp.
l1nterrift 9ietor 8eraro.
Snnoel - 90. SSiaac.
&olonien - albert Sarralit.
Seffeutlife 9lrbeiten lino Srans-
portation - @aul 8isnon.
slrbeit Haltl sSouronin.
Milerano miro ferner Moni. .Gou-
pont gum Minilter fir SDgiene unO
| io5iale s5ragen ernennen; oerieIbe
mar friiber Sefret6r Der slrbeiter.
aenoiienidJafteu.
gaadoen gr1iioent 8oitteare 0ent
bisberigen @renlier Glenfnceou uno
oelIen &abinett fir oeren GienItlei.
itnngen geOnnft batte, Derblieb er
| nit Glenteaceau nod lanse In aon-
feren5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-19
frctibiticitssPccr
aiif Sem Dcrntari1
lluborberseiebene Gdmicris feiten
foiten bem Stab besielben
biel aopfserbreden.

Walbtt9toi1 y. u, ID. eS1f1.--
Olrd Die om Gnmstng erfolgte gr-
nennilng bon 5ebn Department Som.
miiidren fir Die Dnrdfiibrung Der
9robibition lit Die gtegierltn9s.
maidine, Die bas t8. Imenoment
rotig moht, fait boIlenoet tDoroen.
@inige Gtaats. .9ireftoren iino nod
ait ernenneh beren glifgaben emit
ipeilig bon ben 8innenIteuer.ge-
nlnten erIeoigt iperoen.
Ser erfte Sag ieiner @irfinmfeit
gnb 9ramer's Stab cine Mbnrng bon
Ser 8ielieitigfeit probibitioniitiider
BrobIente. Selegrantme itno SeIe.
pbonrufe nm glusfnnft Iiefen at
Sunoerten Elm, tlno Die 8ab[ Der itit-
fldren gnflfte mar fait ebenio groB
hie bic 3obl Ser gnfrogen. Die
Nrobibitions- -geanttert eIaiibten, onB
bic Ietten bon SefretGr @Idss gut
sebeiBenen MaBregeln fit Die 9urf.
fiibrlns Ser 8robibitio geniigeno
ipeaifi3iert ieiett Tim ieben 9isput
bur9 einen Bdragrnpben aug oieien
@egeln entfdeioen ait fonnen.
Sem gDrf, 10. eSnn.-ssobn
@eritenforil 1T tot itno iein nGdIter
8eripon0ter, ,Nedr Beer" 0iirffe ben
81. Sonuar rliht ii6erleben. sSn ben
Stdntsgeiesen finoen iid feline Be-
itirlrtitngen iiber Sen S9erfnnf bon
12.pro5entigerr Bier nno, ipenn Die
2cgislatitr nidt in olIer Gle Elm poor
gorfebrungan trifft, ntiifien nltd bic
0Hear Beer" .Eenlpel geidIoiien
iueroen.l
gier 9eitillen in Chicago eriuiidjt.
Chicago, 81, 19. San. n.-sSn bier
GeItiIlerien tpitrben &niisindiingen
obseboIten uno stpei antoiabrer
ipuroen bon @unoes. .4genten In
ibrent ariege gegen llebertreter oes
1S. Mnenoenlents berbaftet, tpeil iie
Sdnapslnoungen beforoeten.
4uBeroen tpurben ein @irt uno
iein GeIlner berbaftet uno etIihe bun.
bert @aIIonen Sdnap3 uno @rnn6p
beI6lagnnbmt.
sIorrat aaf biele Sase.1
Can Sroxeiseo, gdI., 40. san. =
Die glnfunft Der nntionuIen grobi.
bitior bat 100000 GoIIonen
@bisfeb nno 100000 @oIIonen ii,
ben Sdnben Der girmeniteuer.ge.
bGr6e gelofien. Cine enSgiiltiae
8eitinnnins iiber bieie Spirituoien
lit nod nift gefroffen iporoen; bod
iperoen fie notwithstanding SoipitdIern
iino onberen tpobltdtigen Mnitolten
iiberiDteipn f1er0en.
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= aIoiiifiaierte anseipen IN Ser
Eribiine bri1gen CUTE Nefultote.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-28
25% off on
used Pianos only

Stenway, Weber, Chickering, Schumacher, Hoppe,
Lester, Ludwig, Steck, Hardman, Marcellus, etc.
Remember, every piano in this sale is guaranteed
for five years and free exchange privilege is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-28

There a + e
still many eX-
cellent pianos
available
There a + e
makes such as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-28

tlement may be by cash,
charge account or by our
three ACKNOWLEDGMENT
plan, which applies all rent
toward the purchase price.
This is an unusual oppor-
tunity. We will gladly send
particulars if you cannot
call.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-28

Our special sale of Used Pianos still continues
The reduction-25c c-applies to every used piano in
WareroOms.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12


hold public demonstrations throughout
England, to voice opposition to aiding
Poland in any manner. i''s'
Teutons Declare Neutrality. ~
Both Austria and Germany, the ma,
tions which started the great war just
six years ago. have declared neutrality,
Austria begged the Allies to respect
its frontiers. Germany, which six
years ago violated the neutrality Of
Belgium. declared 1t would fight II
necessary to keep its frontiers in.
violate If real war develops.
Premier Lloyd George considers that
the bolsheviki have broken faith in
continuing their advance against Pc
land, it was stated.
Preparations for aiding Poland have
been ordered rushed. according to this
information. The blockade will be re.
established and munitions will be sent
If the plan decided on Is gone throus h
with.
The reported plan calls for the so.
Wet government to be notified that
British aid will continue to be sent to
Poland until 1t is certain that Russia
will grant Poland a just peace, after
which the sending Of this assistance
will be stopped.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12

= London-Europe stands apparently
on the verge of war.
The British cabinet, according to
semiotficial reports, has decided on a
course of action against the bolsheviki
which virtually amounts to waging
war upon Russia.
There was nothing to indicate that
Britain would actually send a military
expedition, but its warships at Con.
stantinople and in the Baltic were
ready to impose an alright blockade
In the Baltic and Black seas on IL
hours notice.
France and Britain were believed
prepared to join in sending munitions
to Poland.
= Poles Check Red Drive.
A Warsaw dispatch said the Poles
had checked the bolsheviki offensive
and were holding the invaders along
the general line of the river Bug.
Evacuation of Warsaw continued, how.
ever.
sLaborites and others opposed to
British Intervention were organizing tc
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12
6 COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page AZ

Continued from page 81
E hf NV Or sec. 2s-129-77, 80 acres,
lowered from $2376 TO- $500.
w hf ne Or sec. 29-129-77, 80 A.,
raised from $1o56 to $500.
E hf ne or sec 29;,nwsqr NV or sec.
%; sw Or sw qrssec.s 21-129-77, 100
acres, lowered from $4,000 to $500.
Sc or sec. 30-129-77, 1GO acres,
lowered from $1,000 to $4,000.
w hf ne or sec. 32-129-77, 80 acres,
loeredfrom $3.50 to 5000.
E hf ne or, sec. 332-129-77, 80 A.,
lowered from $3.50 to 5000.
S hf Sc Or; Sc or sw or sec. SO;
sw or sw or sec. 34-129-77, 16O acres,
lowered from $3.50 to $500.
N hf Sc or; hf ne or sec 4-130-
II, 100 acres lowered from $1,000 TO
$500.
NE or sec. 9-13O-77, 16o acres, low
cred from $4224 to $4,000.
NE Or sec. 1O-130-77, 100 acres,
lowered from $4224 to 1900.
Sc or less 90 AZ sec. 10-130-77,
$50 acres, lowered from $4,000 to $4,000
NE or sec. 28-130-77, 16O acres,
lowered from $4224 to $4,000.
NV or, sec. 28-130-77, 100 acres,
lowered from $2640 to $500.
SW or sec. 28-130-77, 100 acres,
raised from $2640 to $1,000.
CONTINUED Next Weekly
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12
POLES STOP RUSSIANS
Red Offensive Brought to End
Along Bug River.
Counter Offensive BY Poles Develops
Successfully and Capital Tenn
porariIy Saved.

= Warsaw-The 1olsheviki of
fensive against the Poles along the
Bug river between Brest-Litovsk
and the confluence Of the Murzec
has been stopped. The Polish
counter offensive north and south
is developing successfully and the
new Polish army concentrated be-
tween the Narew and Bug rivers
has driven the enemy back to edge
= Of the province Of Grodno, notwith-
standing the pressure Of the Boz
shevik' forces which crossed the
-. Narew opposite Lomza. I
Z Warsaw-With. the Red armies
pounding at the gates of Warsaw and
the fall of Poland's capital imminent,
school children, women and old men
are rallying in s. final desperate effort
to help save their country from the
peril of humiliation. &
All schools in Warsaw and outlying
towns in the path Of the Bolsheviki
horde's advance have suspended. The
children have turned out to help the
soldiers by carrying food and arms to
SAASaAS AOAPAA6 OuAAO WuO 0ALdu61o-
ments and lending aid to women and
babies in their flight from the war
stricken areas
Old men, bent and feeble with age
and toil-all others are already at the
battle front-are building the defenses
of Warsaw to save the capital of this
crumbling nation from capture. Even
young girls have Joined. in the laborious
task and are doing manual labor in
building entertainments and strength.
ening the final bulwarks of the CAPT
tails defense.
Only one thought pervades the en-
tire life Of the city from the humblest
to the highest Warsaw must be
saved. The 'indominable spirit Of Pc.
land, long heralded as the cradle Of
liberty, with the light Of freedom burn.
ing in its breast despite centuries Of
oppression, never was more valiantly
manifest than at this critical period Of
the new republics history
There are no able bodied young
Polish men left in Warsaw; wounded
soldiers, hobbling about on crutches,
survivors Of the women's battalion Of
death, are squirting the remaining in.
habitants to feverish desperation.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12
Children and Malaria.

Dr.. C. C, Bass OF New Orleans, the
great authority on malaria, says that
in this disease the dose Of quinine
one-twentieth OF the adult dose, and
from one to fifteen 1t is one-tenth Of
the adult dose.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12
is READY FOR RACE RIOTS
Troop Modified To Stop outbreaA
Feared In Chicago.

Troop MobIIIzed TO Stop OutbreaF
Feared In Chicago.
ChicagoLCompany L, Illinois Ma.
tional Guard Of Chicago Heights, is
modified in readiness for any out.
break between white and negro factory
workers, following reports of friction
between foreigners and negroes. The
strong feeling between the whites and
negroes seemed to have quieted down
in the business section and around fac.
tories. Negro laborers are said to be
leaving the town by the hundreds. The
causes Of the trouble are said to be an
alleged attack on white girl by two
colored men and the fact that colored
laborers were used as strike breakers
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12
Red Defeat Reported.

Constantinople-Gen Wrangel'
South Russian forces claim new gain
against the Bolsheviki. The Russia,
soviet government has agreed to tn
Lithuanian demand for the evacuatio,
of Wilma.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12
Demands cantu'a Surrender,

a. Los Angeles g Unconditional surren.
der" was demanded, Of Governor Este.
ban Cantu Of the northern district Of
Lower CalifoEniah By, the representa-.
tives OF PROVISIONAL President de Ia
Huerta, who recently conferred with
him at Mextcali, it was announced
here at the agency Of the detfacto Mex
lean government, It was said also that
Il Cantu immediately ceased activittea
against the federal government and
retired from The 5 norship. he
would be rest 5 pred / IT, = colonel II TIE
federal army. a, u ,.. ~. ..,. y lS
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12
National Debt Reduced.

Washington The gross national
debt was reduced $76,404,453 during
July, according to the treasury state.
:ment. This leaves the public debt It
$24,222,917,013. The reduction was &C.
icomplished by the retirement OF treas:
.ury certificates of indebtedness.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12

How Rat. Calsae Fuea
Rars are fnnd Of 9ftng the insulat.
iRg mhariAl Of elWn1c W1res, and are
Napcms1ble TOR mrmy Of the fires as
crihed TO soefectIue tnmlat1on." They
AlD 0Hw hoaes IN had water pipes.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12
France and Britain Believed
,:.-v Ready To Help Poland
Resist Russia.
RED ADVANCE HALTED
British Navy 10 Ready to Blockade
Russian Ports While Cabinet Ac-
ton Amounts to Virtual Do.
- claration Of War.

Washington-Presldent Wilson
called Secretary Of State Balm.
bridge Colby and Under Secretary
Davis into conference with him at
the White House on the Polish
crisis.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-12
HOW Rat, cauas Fuea

Repd tbe Rscord-order II now-$2.oo
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-30
WEST sHAFTsauRY

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Teason, Mr..
and Mrs, Hoyt and M. Hard OF Lans
ingburgh were entertained at dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Clayton
Reed Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs i. L. Rice, Mrs. Per-
cey Madison, Mrs. G u. Cady and
Mrs. II A Niles motored to Rutland
Saturday to visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Woodland
and family were guests Sunday CT
their daughter, Mrs. Ernest B. Stan.
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Bottum of VIII
Jamestown were weekend guests Of
Mrs. Bottum's parents, Mr. and Mrs
II. a, Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Perkins were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Lester Wood,
ard Of Arlington.
John Coulter spent Sunday with his
laughter Mrs. James Peters, ir.
Miss Bessie Amidon spent the week
end with Miss Fannie Rice of Benz
nington
Miss Alice Reed is the guest of her
aunt Mrs. Hugh Dunlap Of Water
ford.
Miss Mary Keefe left Saturday for
Trey where she will enter the Troy
City hospital for training.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Reed and
daughter Ruth motored to Troy and
Waterford Sunday to visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Coulter Of Ben
nineton spent Sunday with Mr. Coul
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Coulter.
Nh and Mrs. Merritt Bentley, Win
| field and Mabel Bentley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Perkins. OF Arlington
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Charles
( Perkins
( William Coulter CT Pittsfeld and
son louis Coulter Of Connecticut Wis
lied relatives in the place Sunday.
! Mrs Mary Keefe is visiting rela
tiyes In North Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-30
PERU

Rev. Edward 0. French of the Yer
mont Home Missionary society is in
town this week. He occupied the pull
pit Of the Congregational church Sun
day morning and again in the even
ing and is conducting services in the
homes In different parts Of the town,
eynings, and will hold another service
In the church on Friday EVENING"
Mrs. Marcia Lawrence of Mapehes-
ter Depot Is at her brothers w. j..
Farnups where she will spendS the
winter
Great alarm is being felt Through
danger from forest fires. The leaves
having fallen and there having been
no rain for weeks The matter. has
oven been brought up in surI9und-
ing churches. 1t is felt there Is flluch
risk from hunting now. NJ. J. clap
good has printed notices for postlng
prohibiting it which be will futnish
free to parties applying 4
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-30
NOTICE

| wish to inform the public that Ed
gar S. Buss, who has acted as agent
for me for some time past. is no longer
in my employ. All orders for monu-
mental work intended for me, should
be sent to my address at 220 School st.
Ernest L. Lambert.
bennington, Vt. ADV
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-30

"lt's Fine Investment and a Very Good
Offer, But | Haven't any Money to Invest"
You May Say.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-30

sixteenth PARCEL
beginning at stake and stones IN
the southeast corner of a wood lot own
ed by Leonard pettibone. running from
thence north 40 deg east, to q stake
and stones In the southeast corner OF
a certain wood lot owned by pr " L.
Wvman; thence continuing satu course
to'a stake and stones on the south BANK
of Rourn Brook thence q Following
said brook In an eRsterlN drectloh 20
lands conveyed hy Henry Hicks TO the
RULER Lumber Company thonce SOUTH
erlv and easterly an the west line of
said Fuller Lumber Company s land TO
A large yellow birch tree. 1t being the
northeast corner of land owned ny
James Bourn thence north, 40 deE'
west, IN said James Bourn's north INC
to the place OF beginning supposed to
contain 100 acres more or less Wulcn
conveyance includes all the land own
ed by Elliott within the aforesaid des,
cription Also the right to CROSS ana
no cross land of Wallace c. Elliott 10
the granted premises for the purpose
of drawing wood logs or lumber
Seventeenth Parcel
beginning on the north line or the
Town OF Sunderland. AT the southwest
corner of lands conveyed by l.. II. May
to the FULLER Lumber Company thence
westerly on said town line, fifty three
$3.50 rods TO yellow birch, thence
north. fourteen 40 degrees east one
hundred and twenty-one l2l) rods 10
a small beech tree, thence south seven
tv-six ffGD degrees east, parallel with
snid town line. along the south line
OF Manchester town farm, eighty -eight
tSS) rods TO land owned by the Fuller
Lumber Company; thence south, four
teen tiB degrees west fiftN-aiN thb)
rods 10 a rock With stones piled there
ON thence North, scvohty-siN t16) de-