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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-24
FERRISBURGH.

The directors 81 FcrriShlrg Crcamcrv
Co. have a new building nearly complet-
ed in the place of the one burned the las
of April. They are now putting in new
machinery except the boiler. which WAS
not damaged aud will he ready to receive
milk in a few days. They are SparinC no
pains to equip the building with the latest
and most approved machinery. G. &. Mil
Ter is doing the wood ana mason work,
and the Moseley & Stoddard Mfg. CO.. of
Rutland are putting III the machinery.
Their insurance has been adjusted satis-
factory. Anna S. Robinson is much
improved in health. Mr.. Robinson is Still
confined TO his bed, but writes and visits
as entertaniugly as of old.-Dr G. II.
Dean has gone to Northampton, Mass,
where he has position as assistant ply
Sician in the Insane Hospital
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ESSEX JUNCTION,

The memorial Sunday sermon this year
will be preao he'd at the Baptist church by
tho pastor Rev. d. ID. owen.
Miss Lillian Wheatlcy. aged ~ years.
Gied early Sunday morning after an illness
Of about eight weeks She was the eldest
child of Mr. and Mrs. Albert WheatleN.
'Th following speakers are to take part
in the 10 DAYS camp NEE ting Cundeuom
uationaD 10 be held mere from June ! to
the 10Th inclusive: ReV. stephen Merritt,
and Rev. +. W. Radcliffe of New York
city. Rev. George Anderson Of Providence.
K. l., and others are expected from Bris-
tol, Saratoga Springs, Boston and Connec-
tiCut. \ cordial invitation Is extended 20
the Central Vermont railway trainmen
and employees to attend the services on
June 10th. The meetings will he held in
Il large tabernacle tent on newly cleared
ground. Meals will be served OH the
grounds. There will be lodging rooms for
the workers.
The Memorial day exercises of the r. s.
Sherman Post. G. A. r.. headquarters at
this place will be- held this year AT col
chester Center. The procession Will form
in front Of the congregational church in
the following order at go y. m. under the
direction OF Comrado G. l.. Mcbride
marshal: Colchester tornct band, speak
er and invited guests. X. $ sherman Post
and visiting comrades, Woman's Rcliet
Corps. Sons of Veterans, school children
CitizcnS The exercises at the cemetery
will be: DirGe by the band singing by the
choir, reading Memorial service, prayer
by the Post chaplain, The line will re-
form and march to the church, where the
exercises will be as follows: Music, or
chestra prayer: singing by choir: address
by Mr. W, II. Crockett of Burlington
singing national hymn by the congrega-
ton.
Exercises consisting Of singing ana rec
"a observance a
Memorial day will he held AT the High
and primary schools Friday afternoon al
2:3o O'Clock
/ Mr. George Bates, aged II years ana 5 y
months. died at his home in WillistOn ear
I lN last evening after \ lingering Illness
with kidney trouble. Mr Bates was borr
in Colchester but has lived at the hom,
where he died for about ~ years. lie wa'
deacon Of the BAPTIST church in this vii
lagc for many years and was highly re
spected by all A son, John Bates VIII,
/ lived with him, and a daughter, Mrs
Mary F. Taft of underhll, survive him
The funeral will be held at the hous,
/ Friday afternoon at o'clock.
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Blanche Narney OF the Jonesvlle
telephone office visited AT Almon Whites
over Sunday.-Mrs. Wallace Norton and
Miss Flint Cf Hancock, visited at Almon
Norton's the past few days.--Miss Madge
Ladoo after an illness of one week has
resumed her studies at the Bristol High
school. George O, Bryan and Frank Hin
will carry on the lIoe Sayles farm this
season.-Rev Roscoe Heine and wife OF
jefferson, n. H., visited at wilkins Chat
fees over Sunday and Mr.. Heine preached
an interesting sermon at the First Bapt-
isl church sunday cVening.-Thc Culture
cab will meet with Mrs. John MaNlicld
Thursday afternoon.-The Ladies Aid VI
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sick liet--Health Officer T.. W. Narney
went 10 the queen city Tuesday to at
tend the convention of state health OFF,
Cere.-Mrs. Hawkins, an aged resident of
Bristol Flats is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.--Rev. H. l.. Keton oficiated at
the funeral OF John Deberville in Hines
burgh Monday.-St. Ambrose Court. No.
7i@ C. O. f.. will give a dance In Holly
hall Wednesday evening Myy 80 Music
by Gunans orchestra Miss Cornela
Stow is in very poor health.-The village
Improvement society is at work on the viii
larc park grading walks etc.--Nrs. Arthur
Hill Is improving slowly.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

company *, Vermont National Guard Is
to have a new rang" and the work of get
ting il ready for use will begin to-day
There will be four different grades-cO0, 30l,
80" and 600 yards. Albert NJ. Downs will
supcrintend It's construction Rifle prac-
ticc Will begin as soon as the targets are
completed.
County clerk Cushman has issued the
court and jury calendar for the county
court that conNcncs at Manchester June .
next. 1T contains - oivil cases six divorce
cases and II criminal cases. The most i'm
portant of the ciVil cases Is that brought
by the town AGAINST the Bennington Wa
ter CO., to compel the payment of taxes
which the company refuses TO do claiming
that the appraisal of its property by the
town listers is "Norbitant and the tax also,
Among the criminal cases are two liquor
cases being appeals from former judg-
ments of county courts.
Edward Mcl'eck. a former member OF
Company *, LIST Vermont Volunteers and
who accompanied the regiment to Camp
Thomas will be one of the Speakers at
North Adams Memorial day. He is now
practicing law i'm that city.
Memorial services will be held in the
different churches in Bennington county
next Sunday as follows; Bennington I 3C
p. m, Methodist church. Rev. W II.
Washburn. preacher; North Bennington,
, Baptist church, Rev. Il. b. To2er, preach
cr, Pownal Congregational church. Rev
| T.. V D. Garretson, preacher; Dorset
| Conerega tional church, Rev. w. S. Walk
or, preacher; South Shaftsbury. Methodist
church, Rev. c. r, Lemon, preacher; Man
chester Congregational church, Rev. Geo
r, Smart, preacher; Readsboro. Baptist
church, Rev. F.. T. Kenyon, preacher
Shaftsbury, Baptist church, Rev l. Il
Compton, preacher. The following speak
ers for Memorial day are announced
Bennington Rev. r, b. Tozer, Hon. Husf
Henry Dorset. Rev w. w. Wilmer: Man
! chester, f. G. Archibald; Searsburg. Geo
j, Bond; Readshoro, Baptist church, Rev
/ f. r. Kenyon. Arrangements at Airing
ton aud Po~nal aic not yet completed. II
/ the SALISBURY cemeteries are the grave!
Of eight revolutionary soldiers and II
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NORTH FERRISBURGH

Mr. and Mrs NJ. +. Allen have returned
from their Boston trip Mrs. Nelson and
her son Of PaUlct are visiting her sister.
Mrs. :. y. Allcn.-Tho Ladies' Foreign
Missionary Society held a socable ON
Wednesday evening at Mrs. Alice Mar
tin's.-The eleventh anniversary of the
Fpwcrth League was observed with ap-
propriatc exercises at the Methodist
church on sunday eVcning.-Joseph Ploof
has moved into the house recently vacated
hv MIR. Homer Chase.
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RICHVIllt.

Last Tuesday Mrs. II. A. Lyman had
the misfortune to fall and sprain her
shoulder; she is doing as well as could he
Xpccted.-Friend Adams of Nergennes.
was the guest of Dr. and Mrs Townsend
Thursday.-Mrs. Doyle returned to Royal
ton, SaturdaY.-Mrs. Hill Of Middlcbury
is visiting her brother Judge Brookins- --
Mrs. Lille of Orwell is visiting her
daughter Mrs Lewis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-24

The oldest relic in Admiral Dewey's col
lection relates TO the battle between the
English and Spanish in Manila Bay, in
1862. one OF these is a Nag captured by
Sir William Draper, which came into th,
hands OF William Everett. of Massachu.
sets, who gave IL To the Admiral.
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WEYBRlDGE.

George Warner, and Mr.. Duncan If
Hancock. y. a.. are in town for a Tow
dayS.-Thcre will be Union Memorial SER
vices at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning. Decoration day eXcr-
cises will commence at 10 O'Clock sharp
The address will he given by Rev. Il. W
Thompson. pastor of the Methodist
church. music will be furnished by Ethan
Allen band. and the pupils of the several
schools are expected to take part in the
sX"rciscs.-rhe Ethan Alien band vii
play at East Middlobury on Decoration
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
WINOOSKl,

Mrs Bridget Grow, former resident of
this place, died Thursday morning of old
age at The st. Josephs orphan asylum
at the age of s6 years. \ daughter, Miss
Bridget Crow of Plattsburgh n. V, is tie
only survivor. The funeral took
place Saturday at a. IN. from the asy-
lum.
AT an adjourned annual meeting of the
members of the WnOosN Savings Bank
corporation held Friday TO elect a trus-
tee, G II. Shipman was elected TO that Of
fee.
II. l.. Lusenmcir has ordered of the RAJ
cine Boat Manufacturing company IL
foot electro Vapor launch.The Yacht VIII
have speed Of eight miles an hour and
seating capacity of - persons 1t VIII
be built OF oak and nickle trimmed and
will be one of the hhcSt pleasure crafts
Of its size on the lake 1t will arrive here
| about June 10 and will he quArtered AT
Malletts Bay.
John Courier of West Spring street has
quite a freak in the shape of a four-les-
ged chicken, The extra pair Of legs are
Joined together 80 the back by ligamcnt
and hang midway between the other pair.
/ OF course the chicken cannot use them
although they are supplied with claws AMI
spurs. The chicken is not on exhibition
but may be seen any time during the day
by calling at the above named place.
The St Louis Convent is again hoiuE
enlarged. The work is now in progress.
The great increase in students during the
| past few years has made ii necessary to
/ once more add to the already spacious
school building. In order To aCCommOdat e
all who seek admission AT the convent N
feet are now being added to the main
part of the building, an addition Of 3
feet on the west and - feet on the cast
| sidc Of the structure. When this is COM
p,ctod the St. Louis convent will bc o1e
of the largest ~ New England. 1t viii
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BURGLARY AT EAST RICHF0RD,
Store and Postotftce Broken Into
Stamps and Clothing Taken,

Richford. May %. The store OF Willis q
Durkee at East Richford was burslaraed
last night and several suits OF clothes
taken with other goods. Many drawers
were rihed and the postoi'ice in the s1orc
was broken into and a quantity of stamps
taken the money and stamps amounting
To $40. Oficers are searching for the bur
glars
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SHOREHAM,

=. II. Farnham ANA family spent sun
day at II. W. Jones' w. II. BirChard Is
suffering from an attack of tonslitis.-
Mrs. George Kelley and Mabel who have
been at T.. q. Farnhams returned hom'
Monday.-Miss Cora Austin is visiting
her father.--T. II. and l.. r.. Moore went
on Monday to Lake George, trout fishing
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VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, May 22.-The following YER
mont pensions have been granted: Re
newal. William Wilder, Waitsheld, So in
crease. Franklin Stoddard, Warren, SG,
original, widows, etc, Kate Battles Burke
80; Recta II. Mills, Calais, IS.
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G. H. MORSE A BANKRUPT.
Formerly of the Firm of Morse anC
Crombie Liabilities of 100000

New York. May 2..-CieorSc n. Morse OF
this city. formerly member of the firm
Of Morse Il Cromhe of BURLINGTON, w.,
tiled a petition in bankruptcy TO-DAY vi n
liabilities Of $4,000 No assets. Morse \
Individual liabilities are placed At s4S774,
with no assets,
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VERMONT
local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State. ;
THE NEWS BY COT ! les

he Winooski Valley, Villig go North
From the Island in the l.; to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the Shores OF White
River Covered by Special
Correspondents.
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RICHMOND.

Rev MIR Thomas, a former pastor OF
The Congrega ional church here, and now
located In Pittsford, Pa, is in town,
spending his vacation and preached here
Continued on 9Th pase.l
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Winnie, wife of James NJ Thompson OF
Montpelicr.
CASES ALL HEARD.
Supreme Court Announced q Few De-
cisions Yesterday


Montpelier May % Tine hearing of
state vs. Smith was resumed il supreme
Court this morning. Stajes Attorney
iioar finishing his argument for the State
aud George SwaseY making the closing
one for the defendant, the latter claiming
that the case did not disclose an oitcnsc
of bribery.
The me- case taken up wa Benjamin y.
BN low vs. Union Casualty and Sur"iy
company of st. Louis. Mo, case coming
ON exceptions from The city Cpurt Of
Barre. The plaintiff claims TO recover tor
injuries resulting from an accident De
f"ndant claims that no substantial diSa-
bility was shown and chat certain provi~-
ions of the policy concerning notice lave
not been complied with; and also claims
| that AN act of the last Legislature j. uu-
constitutional which exempt domestic
mutual fire insurance coiupaui"s from a
general law making nun ANA void all COM
! ditiors in policies Of insurance requiring
action to be commenced within year
! from termination of disability. Geors" \.
! Brigham and William Wisharl for ihr
! paiutift. Edward II. D"dNiti for the de-
feudant.
a petition of mdudamu- brought ny Jo-
seph fatter against NJ. r. Smile "as then
heard Tho prayer is that tine petitionoo'
who is clerk OF the supreme Court may
hc ordered to issue an execution on 81
judgment recovered by fattcr against one
/ Omor Miller iu l>i>. Miller having p'rp
Surr"nd'red III court az the commences
lneut OF IN" present term IS ms hph"S-
mon TO prevent judgment being oblaln'1
against ihcm i'm Sc"ir" iaclaS proceed'hs'
I thdt his body might he taken IN oAer"-
non as the p"tl'loncr claims. Inc &c
l"uso is in"i an execution rahnoi legal
lSSu" ON tho JudGmehl al thlS ud''' ne
surrender was ior tho purpose "' us
charging the bail ana not 10 give 'he pc
thal ne SnuuId NE "Ho"'d ''tu'' al" 'N
cUtlun against Mll''I oi 'h' "'Il 9'''"'
not be discharged Johh a. uiE ""u
reward -. ll'aNUt loi .u' P' ,,o''v' W. :
Dulhehdh' huse ana no" '"hu l0' pc
tlonee
inc '"S' cases oI t"' ttIin w ~, =,
up al the commencement OF ti' ...i "..'i '''.,
session. Htalf W. mares Do'Iv W n''.
AHrIes poher'N vs. 'hc 'l"'t. 't''
pemg p'H'oH l"i "o" ''i'' 1.'o
FORMER C"So. ioh'''E I,n l',- ,i1,,a,
Thc exceptions arc to the ruling of The
court IN matters ol 'Nllo,or aI!Sl,'t ~ W. ~.
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ON tho eropna OF Sel-irI'hSt tIl'' Do,,'
" was alr7lo oi Murphy huu '.'e 9I!o' ,r,- ,ri.-
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A. rIoar and William 4. Lord. counsel for
tine state. and by Frank Plumley ana fd
ward II. Deavitt for Doherty.
At the conclusion OF the hearing OF thf
Dohcrtv cases Judge Munson announce
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6ra Gina=pOlititten.

Den eneeIf.tplte OusrsnstomIt ans
9aaenbe be TO 2dnoss 8enlioiae Op.
traoen 9iIi9los ai at en- anosn Nagt
ffuIos bile uoisse fig ct Stptte 9anb /
6ina, sr itaois @snltuno fOt en- lluIis
8isfushsn.
Z 3gifIano pnaItanr man, at BET or
en- Wlisfotitaaells, buis man nnta9er
oette gunft for utlag al ari9smoo.
Del er, buis fere Magtsr ilaar Zig fam'
men ON at plpuore aina. at 1piflano
o9 England nil traOe op.
Baabs : It s.u ngarn, 9oIs
AMI o9 3apan bar uoen 5orbebolo
luttst fig til osnne Ouerenstom't.
Wien ! rantri9, Ruslano % . c
dorenebe Stater uil lite b1ue
meo ban ptrissGsssnos" para9raf at
gore, bOiItet man tunoe fac fig ielu.
3et ~mausIeo, blot. at allie Ma9ter
bar 9aasot ino paa 5orHi8et, laa baooe
Der aInris uaret msr at tale ON, nn9aa'
enbs RInas OeIias, os better lite tunoe
be trissIpitne Noster baUe fuubst no8en
@snitauo, buOrpau be tunoe TONNE til
al aftsIe b,rsS greoe.
Jtu oa Der er ire uuiQigs M lgter. er
Der bog uItio oen WuIisbeo for Rri9.
lom ben %tineilfe gnttteierinoe
biotiI iuu iOrsGoes bar ueuiet pao %
ie9t at frsmtaloe.
Oct npelts Rpt paa @Onceriens Sm'
raaos sr fOreurist ben iniloe Soc, al
Mastsrue utl fosIanse en- iamIet
Gum / Stabssertatnins, Os be uil ielu
beisroe ben inbbreuet. D%ersfter ptI be
fatis fig neo os brOOerlist belle Psnsene.
6pis bet III bIiusr iaa me9ei
brooerligt.
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ON alt o, ale.

0mngersnoben | Snoian. 6ra
Bombay meobeles, OF 6uasersneosn MI
oftnser srabuis. Cor Giosn mobiassr
fun l Mialon Menusfter 9ieIp fra
ben oiisntIise 9jalpetOmits.
Stamp | Naaoet. s bet parifite
8or9erruoo ftoo Der f%Orleoen en- ornbelig
Ramp. 9n 9r. @ollp baUcs nsmIIs
forsHaoet, of man ifuloe optaloe no9le
npe @absr / Bpen sfter 9eItens fra ben
pneusffs 8eIeiriusstio.. (~l87o-71).
0r. @Oap ertIGrebe at man ffplote be
Mqno ben 9aoer. II 6,tenbeIitn al
beres arbsjos for at irslie paris fra
bsn psb Den. 1rocbu bersOte fans
tube anpitulaiion."
GOA blep Der llro os Spsttatfel, til.
Nbft en- Iiseirem NaUstamp, ibi SOcias
Iilterne ipiasbe 10 en- toeipoig Roae |
%ls7O-7l, os be Opfatiebs belle 6orilaset
iom en- puun O%usrfOr BEN.
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st 500 Pr. 4
eleftrif Beetle
tiuigemeO q Stpffer splOOarer t
ell elegant Silfcplpid 9Gife
for finn RI o..
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pore uerbeusbergmte Nr. 4 e~lettriife Better
meb bobbelte 8atterter tili9emeb 6 eleoonte
taanbgroperebe, efstra init ielpplettereoe
8orbtuipe, 6 @ailer. 6 Spiielteer, 6 SeSfeer,
ell omsrtniu, en- Sutterite o9 I'll Reb9oiiel.
Gisie 8oter fan lite tebes nogen flor
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beli9 tor 6ontratt letter oS / Stdn6 til at
bpoe bette itororteoe @nottsb. Bore SIR. 4
eleftti lie 8plter e. i~aaleoss fanitrueret. al he
tan ip9nbeS til at paste boabe tore o9 imdn
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lenbe Gem baabe Veltet oo Ssluoorerue iii
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is9elie. 9eriom De finoer bet at pore bet
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betol ba SIS ores: &9enten $4.95, o9 8eltet
os Seluudrerue er 9eres. 8 mooIat Ta.b
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pil nj pberli9ere siue Gem albeles frit 8
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r8aniferen"s aontor, iom oil tpittere for
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Gsnb I'LL Ceres 8eftiain9 ftrats o9 ienb
off 0rbre til
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Staar li8 ielp / 2giet. Nuur ri
lGler be mango AnbefaItn9er, Der bag
Iigen mOoto9ts al 5abrltautsn al Or.
Beters Rurito, tan ri lite anbst eno
unores ouer. at Der enonu finoes 6ami
Iier, / bUis Metlcinltab benne Wehicin
life bar funbet ell Blabs. Wr.
Dominit aIri9, Sbaw 2lue. os 9nrts
for5 ST., ct. 9Ouis, Wo., itrIuer FOL.
ssnoc: Oct er mig en- 5ornpisIie at
fuune uione ON, builfen uomertet
Weoicin Or. Beters & into er.
Seq igIer mig M friff iom en- 6iit 90
Tan arbeiOe ltuoig, no9et ie9 life bauoe
ueret iitanb til at gore be forIgbae to
qur. Seq leo en- bsI Sef al Smerter /
3psgen % 9oueopine o9 par neiten
buer llse root til at 9aa tiIienss for en-
Bag eaer 10. Seq ranoipurste nogie Of
be beoite gG9er, men intet piIoe bi9lpe."
8eha9 at erinore, at Rnritp lite
er noeen NpOtbetermeoicIu, men fan
blot erboloes' sennem autbOrilereoe
gotalo9snter. Osriom be lite tan faa
tebt ben berss Niar5eo. 1triu til Or.
8eter 6obrnep, 1l2-l14 90. Sopne
9tpe,. Gbiclso, 81.
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Oct nDe engelffe Miniiterinm.

Com fOrtsli9 mebbelt / iblie Gr.
bar Der funbst nOels 2@nbrinser Sieb
ueo Summeniatninsen at oct en9eIife
Rinieerium.
9orb 9 ais bur1 bar inoIeoes
nieipet nbsnrissmiuiiter s Portefsuiuen
til 9orb 2ansoowne, % IN fors
boIbBOis ing Wonb, SorIen at Gel.
{, er bIspsn Marinsminifter.
8 England er man baabs %fOrbauiet
% forfelbet ouer oenne OmpGltning.
NounIis ipnes insen ON. of 9oib Sans:
bonnie CT blspm ubenri9sminiter, bet
naltui9tieite af ole @mbeoerne, c9
bet en0ba / benne 6Ina:frltlfe Qio.
Smiblsrtio lfet CT ltet, % man isger
nu eiter @tunbsue. Or er imioIertio
lite lette at opooge. Run ueo mon. at
bet ny Minilterium nil Isse at reiie Den
su9tlite oars 2Gre 90 latte eanOet |
COB 5OriOursfonb.
Man pauitaar enouioere, at auro
Salisbury fun neoi9t ai9np i'm uoens
riesminifterpottd,uiue O9 al ban fun
bar ualqt gunsbtwne, oa Dronnin9sn
abioIut enfteoe BAN islu iritaset ior
bet tioIisere Dobbeltbueru.
Salisbury oil / busrt 6aIb bliue ueo
meo at bone %opilaast fit gauInn
Observation-Disclosures Bp9nin9, % 2ans'
ooiune fuor uel finbe fig en- DtI 9i9lp
ueb bet uistisiis arbeios.
On bet npe 8nbiuet, / bpilfet 5
MeoIemmer er 9anits nps, er forsprist
tun at lise, at bds mestIslte Utano
bliper irobs aft gbam berI a IN,
Den cnseIffe 9mpsriaIismss buasie Jor'
camper.
5uiltet Rolonlerne nof lt0l faa of
isIe. %iuuinart be ipoafyitanit IL Boere er
u%lrteIi9 unoertuun9ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08

On lpit;9 Setter iommenlienebe Qpf=
Ten neo ct Soin. hois 6ale er belmurt
meo 6eot, % efter builtet enbuer lpber
oe ieeer of foa fat. Oct lptfes unoer=
tioen, men nan fan bare life boloe
Taft.
@n Profesior ipurete ct unst Men.
neIte, ban efsaminerebe: pSpO,manae
YOler er Der, oe buao beoner oe?"
Ser er to Poler. os je9 bebber
Beterlen, " uur Suaret.
W a 9 & otfe- flyer BET 9omle
Orb - forberuer Mnoen. Gen aot.
fepi9e fan, / oft 6alo M ON Gtunoer,
tlGforlaoeli9 oaiau beiOr9e bet iumme /
iorlunrli9 @rao.
MistrO. Stfe at mistro no9en er
0umbeo.
Ut mi8tro nqe er @nlIfnb.
Ut mistro zig ielu er bet ferite
5triot imoo Bisoom.
Sfinip9e. Gn af S~finIpeens
5sl9er er bl. a., at TO 0uuoe 9oer ire
@uu9 iua me9et lom cen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08

bun seuuanOt 8euiOftbeOen, fgGte bun
fig fulotommen lpttslis ueo at bore. at
beuoeS 6aoer us 6orIoueOe par unit ilup
ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
NnefOOter.

On bleo ~forbopiet oner en- 8ens for=
uuoreoe lloisenoe efter noele Nars
6orlgb.
pR9re Sen" uobrso ban, yboao bar
BOG giort big iaa graz"
o0noret", iuareoe ban latoniIf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
Quilt Winnitre.

Sofa og gtaalepuoe Wigns
It /. @nhber, ION gutter.
ltulhe bdue Dor BOg ineo 400
Uignitre, inoebol oenoe be
imuft,ite, unoerligite, met
itittenoe % iielone Dtens
tire, fra aamue log cabin I'll
Stierne pa puzzle Wgnitre +;
ualminoelige % imuffe, iub
befattenoe 100 crazy stita
ches. Senoes portofrit for
10 Gents.
IA r., ST. U M o.