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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
HEARD IN PASSING

The husband of one of the female hatcheteerS in Kansas remarks: All I've got to say is, that Sally can't run that bluff on me no more about not bein' able to get up and cut the kind lin"
 The governor of St. Helena, in his an- nual report, expresses the belief that when the new barracks are finished, it would pay a small company to erect a
 plant for lighting Ladder hill and the
 town by electric light, worked by wind-
 mills. There is always d steady wind
 from the southeast traders, only nine
 days having heer on'-, 'r 1000.
 The country is watching the admin istration in it's dealings with Cuba. It is announced that there will be an extra session of congress just as soon as the Cuban constitution arrives at Washington. We don't remember that the United States constitution was sent to France or anywhere else to be o. K ed. The people of this country wish to befriend Cuba but will not tolerate the setting up of a protectorate ill the I island-New Haven Union.
 Honors are crowding thick upon l Mark Hanna. Not only is he to ride down Pennsylvania avenue with MT | Mckinley on March 4. but the Ohio
 commander of the G. A. +. has con-
 missioned him as colonel on the staff, 1 and Mr Hanna is now considering whether he shall put on colonels l uniform on the great day. Most of
 Senator Hanna's military service was performed just outside of Washing 1 ton where, as first lieutenant i'll the l 15Oth Ohio infantry, he helped to man the chain of forts guarding the nation | al capital-Hartford Times.
 l A Kansas man, who contemplated l buying a bicycle, wrote this letter to
 a manufacturers: My neffew bot his l self q new bissik1e and sent me his old one by frate, and I've learned to ride sume It's q pile of fun, but my bissickle jouts considerable. A feller
 com along day before yestirday with
 bissickle that had holler-injun rub 1 Der tires stuffed with wind. He let me try hissen and mi, it run like a
 kushen. He told me you sell injun
 rubber just the same as hissen. Mine l is all iron wheels. Do you punch the
 holler hole through the injun rubber
 CT will have to do 1t myself? How do you stick the ends together after you get it dun3s If your injun rubber tis m ready wIl II come any cheaper lenptx7 Icen eee III the wind ! want 4 %
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1901.
Representative Babcock's bill to re

Representative Babcock's bill to re- law, imposing duties on such articles as are manufactured by the newly formed Morgan steel trust, is not like ly to be allowed to pass by the repub- hcan bosses, more's the pity, but it has stirred up the republicans in congress. many of whom are expressing views worthy of good antitrust democrats, for instance, Representative Landis, of Indiana said: T am heartily in fav- CT of the bill to remove the duty from steel and iron and kindred products. And the commendation that bill will receive from every nook and corner of the country will surprise some gentle men. especially the magnates, who boldly and in defiance of public senti- ment, have organized the most glgan- tic industrial combination in history. The people will expect this congress to teach these ungrateful beneficiaries of their bounty a lesson, and if the next session of congress does not do it. the people will send one that will. An anarchist is not necessarily a poor man. X trust that destroys legitimate competition by brutal arbitrary pow CT, is just as much of an anarchist as the fellow who destroys a building with a bomb. I am against both of them,'
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
Senator Teller destroyed til

Senator Teller destroyed the last hope of the looters in their ability to push the ship subsidy bill through at this session, when he said: ''In the interests of public business, I desire to give notice that this ship subsidy bill cannot pass Senator Aldrich pre- tended to be much surprised and said that he had not before any positive mo- tce that no vote would be allowed on the bill. Senator Teller spoke of three republican senators who had gone to him and expressed the hope that the bill would not be voted upon, and then among the republican senators. shared by probably half of them, that this bill ought not to pass. l am not sur prised, for no bill ever presented to the senate carried upon it's face such evi- dences of jobbery as the shipping bill Senator Hanna got terribly worked uL while Mir Teller and other senators were saying things showing the i'm | pOSSlDllty Of passing the ship subsidy bill, and made q speech in which he virtually took the ground that the re election of NIr Mckinley was yer dict of the people in favor of the ship
 subsidy bill and any other measures he
 might favor in plain words. that he alone had q right to say what appro- ! nf sl,n h made. Instead of showing that th, | subsidy bill was not q footing scheme
 MT Hanna declared that the river an(
 harbor bill contained propositions
 that would make the shipping bil look pale"
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
WOMAN'S PROGRESS,

An association is being formed in Paris for ladies who are preparing for the law, the studio, the school, or the press.
 In the largest library in Oxford, Eng land, has hung from time immemorial this notice: "Women and dogs not ad- mitted here" It is allowed to hang still to show the changes in the status of women.
 There are few more energetic or suc- cessful farmers in Indiana than Mrs. Della Riggs, of Fairbanks town nship, near Sullivan. She lives on 6OO-a ere farm, which she personally superin- tends, raising hundreds of cattle yearly.
 Women lawyers in Boston have a large and fourishing cub, with noble disregard of "objects' other than to come into sympathetic acquaintance. Once in two months the members meet and dine at well known hotel The only officer of the Portia club is the business manager, who arranges for the meetings.
 Fujiyama, Japan, has been the scene of a most unusual procession. An old dame. said to be 93, ascended the noun tain followed by six others all over 50 years of age. This is considered to be a great sign of the advance of women in. Japan, for few years ago no woma n was allowed to tread the sacred noun tain, her presence on it being regarded as a dissertation.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
Look at That House
WATERBURY FIRE ALARM.

4--Cor South Main ana Granu sts.
 5--Scoyill Manufacturing Co. P).
 C.-Cor Bridge and AIagill sts.
 7--EXchange Place.
 12--Rogers x Bro. P).
 13 Cor East Main and Niagara stS l4--Cor East Main and Wolcott I'd. 15--Cor High and Walnut sts. 1o--Cor East Main and Cherry sts. 77-Cor East Main and Cole sts. 21--Cor North Elm and Kingsbury sts 23-Burton Street engine house. 24-Waterbury Manufacturing Go. (P) 25--Cor North Main and North sts. 26--Cor Buckingham and Cooke Sts. 21--Cor Grove & Prospect Sts. oS--Cor Hillside avenue and Pine st. o9--N, Willow bet. Ridgewood and
 Hillside avenue.
 31--Cor Bank and Grand sts. 32--Cor Riverside and Bank sts. S5--Conn. Lightg & Pow. Co, car
 house, P).
 :6-Waterbury Brass Co. U). eT-Cor Cedar and Meadow sts. 3S-Cor Grand and Field sts.
 42-Cor South Main and Clay sta 43-New England Watch Co. P). 45-Benedict & Burnham Mfg Co. (T9 46-Waterbury Buckle Co. (P). 47-Cor S. Main and Washinton sts. Sl-COr bdlu " III dhu 1AiNSI StS 52-Cor Franklin and Union sts. 53-Wat'b'y Clock Co, case fact'y (P). 54-Cor Clay and Mill sts.
 56-Cor Liberty and River sts. 57-No Hose House.
 5S-Cor Baldwin and Stone ste. 62-Cor Doolittle alley and Dublin st. 7o-Cor West Main and Willow sts. 74-Cor Johnson and Watervillc sts 212-The Platt Bros & Co. P). o13-Hammond Buckle Co. (P). 214-Wat'b'y Clock Co. mvt fact'y P). o16-Cor North Main and Grove sts. 251-Cor Round Hill and Ward sts. o61-Junction Cooke and N. Main sts. o7o-Groye, bet. Central x Holmes avs. 311-S. \. E. Telephone Co bldg. P). 31o-Cor Bank and Meadow sts. 313-Randolph & Cloves. tp) 314-Plume and Atwood P). 315rAmerican Ring Co P). 316-Electric Light Station (P). 31S-Holmes. Booth X Haydens (I0. 3o1-No 4 Hose House. 2o3-Cor Wash'g'n ave and Porter sta. 3o4-Cor Charles and Porter sts. 3o5-Cor Simons st and Wash'g'n ave. 371-City Lumber and Coal Co (P). 412-Tracy Bros P). 451-Steele x Johnson Mfg Co (P). E82-Cor Baldwin and Rye sts-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
KIM|BALL School of Music

Instruction in Piano, Singing, Organ, Violin, Harmony, Musical kindergar- ten. Mandolin. Banjo, Guitar, Cornet and Sight Reading. School of Dancing ana Department. Taught by Fac ulty unsurpassed for it's excellence.
 Ensemble playing free.
 Free admission to Recitals, Concerts and Lectures.
 S5 for a term of ten private piano lessons.
 Register now for all departments.
 Students received daily.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
Sources of silk Supply.

The worlds product of silk is 3s,- BPS, ,S2s pounds annually. Of this enor- nous output western Europe produces s,s2e, ,O75 pounds, the Levant and cen tra1 Asia 3.933,co7 pounds, and the far east, which includes China, Japan and most of India, 25,506,e2s pounds. China is still, as it always has been, the chief producer of silk, yielding nearly one-third of the entire product. The leading countries n this industry are China, with 12,o26, ,o9a pounds:
 Japan, with 7,960,53o pounds, and Italy, with 6.e14.o7o pounds. Since 1897 the increase in the. silk product has been nearly one-third, the yield for that year having been 14,7eo. .ooo pounds, n ssainst as, ,a2s. .ses pousds
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
A sociolorica1 Discovery.

Cholly-Now, heah is an article that says that in Fwance the birthwate is less than the deathwate. Ho, hol inst fawncy! Why. that cawnt be. don't you know.
 Percy-Aw, why cswn't 1t? 4 'sWhy, don't you zee, if that waa true thers'd be people dying that Aad nsyah been bohn.'Judge.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
PENMANSHIP.
PROBE ESSOR HOLLE'

PROFESSOR hOLLEY Teaches every pupil to write a flnc rapid, business hand, iii a course of 10 private lessons and no failures. All kinds of pen work executed io the highest degree of art.
 167 BANK STREET.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-14

@tene Der 8ilbfeite ber aarte, 70 bab
Die Riidieite berfelben eine feline, nur
saat5 gsiibten Sinnen bemertbare @rz
bDbune ouftpies unb rt9tete bano6
fem Spiel Elm. Muberbem beritanb ct
ii9 nod auf allerlei 4unititiide. unb
als 9ueo einmal gum 5pab cine par@
tie pofer NIT ibm 1pielte, 9aneirte
5artrobt bor ieinen 8lidsr bon benz
Salon ioes bas NIT benz Hinge be-
aettbnete piquee&s. obne boB Sugo. Der
fdon febr CUTE @ueen fir berlei Oinge
bate, es irgenbipie bemertt bdtte.
S3ape, bdB man 9artroot i'm &tub
riht batte uufnebmen nollen.
gines Morgers erbielt Suso bon
ihm eins No1rpoitfarte. ct tpiinYdte
i'm I'M eille beittmmte Stunbe hes
@crmitta9s 5u ipre9en.
sSDrtleBung fotgt.)
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- TuIleE 2SIlUelllt UeIuU HUI Uics
Ter 9oee in bas Offi5ler=galinu bes
l. @arbe=&eein1ents in 8Dtshanl,
UNI bas gerbalten oerienieen Diff
siere su riiffeln. tpelhe am Gage alt=
ppr bel einem n2iebesmable" ertldrt
batten, iie miiroen ungeabtet be8
DefreteS bes 9aiiers fortfabren,
Duelle ausaufdn1pfen, tpenn INNER
Die @bre es erforoere. Darauf Be~
sug nebmenb. iagte Der &aiier oem
&riegsminiiter BON @oBler. er tperoe
ieoen Offiaier, Der feline gerehteu
Snitruttionen geaen oas Dueqneien
miBahte. peremptorli6 aus Der Slr=
NEE ausitDBeit. Ser &ailer nabm
8e5ug auf ben umitanb, oaB er niht
bic Uniform be8 erften @oroeregiz
ments trug, unb iaate, er babe iie
nibt angelegt tueeen ieiner NtiBbilli=
9ung Der Guell=Senbensen oes sRe=
giments.
- Der preuBiibe &ultuslliniiter
bat einen @rlaB perDffentlibt, in Dem
ben Ober= =8rdiibenten Der oeribieoe=
men 8rDuin5en mitgetbeilt tuirb, oaB
Der &aiier ii@ ntbt t:1ebr. ipie Bis
Der, an Der gintpeibung neuer Sir
ben betbeilieen tperoe. Sn oem De=
frete miro ferner erfldrt, oaB Der
8ailer au belhdftigt iei, Inn berartis
gen Wiinldlen in 2ufunft sSDlae su
leiiten.
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Ihen DtplDmaten WarquiS Sto in
Deutiblanb min man in getpiKen
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gu GbemulpD. Dieier l1mitano miro
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dbnlib anoeren Mdbten, @pnseliip=
men BON Der foreanilhen Geeierung
gu erlaneen. Gs uiinlbt BON &orea
&on5eiitDnen, tpie Tie Die Ser. Staaz
ten, 9spBbritannien unb Sapan err
langten. @ie ferner tnitgetbeilt piro,
Fat Marquis Stu, Der AUDI ct. 8e=
tersburg einen BeIub abitatten tpirb,
ben Iuftrae, Der ruiiiiben @eeiez
rung Die Berliberune 81 iberbrinz
gen, oaB Sapans fiir5libe @ebiets=
ertperbung in &orea feine meiteren
5Drcerungen nDn @ebiets.N Nbtretun@
gen ieitens Der iapaniiben &eeie=
rung 5ur 6Dlge baben tperoe.
- NuS &eihenbab i'm idbfil9en
Bogtlanoe fontn1t bic Nabriht, eS
fei ben bDrtigen Soft uno giienz
babn 8eamten itrenge unterlagt,
8etitiunen eeeen Die ourb ben neuen
3olltorif n0tbmenoig tperoenoe 2e>
enszBertbeuerung slt unterlbreiben.
Die Nabribt entitommt tpabribein=
lib elmer io5ialiitiiben Quelle, tpiirbe
aber, tuenn iie iih betpabrbei.en loQs
te, auf Elm 8uiammenoehelt Der
Gei9sbeb6roen NIT oeneH hea 2bs
nigsreihs 5ablens III bieier &nBe
i6lieBen laiien, neil bic 8ean,tert
Der @iienbabn nD1 ber idhliiben
&egierung, Die Dec Roit pom &eih
refOrtiren.
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Sn Der idhiiiden &ammer
puroe fiir5lib Die 8egierune iiber
ben NDtbitanb unter ben Snouitrie=
Irbeitern Sablens interpellirt. Der
Sinan5minifter BON WatSoprf be-
antpurtete Die Snterpellatipn einge=
benb NIT ber Gnaabe ueribieoener
3ablen. St bob berppr, baB Gabs
len rpObl i'm 8erbdltniiie gu ieiner
8rDBe uno @inpobuersabl Der arDBte
Snouitrieitaat i'm &eide lei, uno
StDruneen i'm Snouitrieleben am
meiiten empfinoen niiiie. aber er
f6nne, penieitenS fiir Sabien, la=
gen, oaB Elm augemeiner Nutbltano
unter ben Grbeiteru niht beitebe, oa
bic nleiiten inouitriellen 8etriebe
binreibeno beibdftigt ieien.
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80, 6. & 2. sabm.

" bf 1rt.
Rab @aco, Sort @ortb. Dallas, &anias
y gitp, ct. 2ouis un6 gbicaeD, tdslif.
(S.M & u. 8. 9epot) 1880 Wur9ens.
9ta9 @aeo, Sort @ortb. Dallas &C. loom
Suniet> OepDt) .8:15 NbenoS.
Nnfunft:
8on Chicago, ct. Souls, 8anias gitp,
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(Sunfet Depot .......... $3.50 B0rm.
8on @aco, Sort Bnrtb, Dallas &C. (S.
y. & v. 8. Oepotl ~. 9:25 MbenoS.
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eaat. er erlitt gprtnre,t.

sd batte 10 fort unter Siibners
augen 81 leiosa. baB id faum geben
fonnte" ihretW S. &obinlon, 6illsz
borough, kSas., raber Bucklen's s
Arnica Salve bette fie poQitdnbie1
Sat cine tpunberbare @irtuug aui
8ranos uno Sbnitttpunben, aufge=
iprungene 6aut, 5bramnen lirlo
6aut Nusiblaa. 95reis 25 gts.
3u baben bel S. &alteDer & Gobn,
Geo. s. S. 5bmitt @ieentbiimer,
uno Go. DreiB.
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Ser Cinderella Sdnb Yalaft

Ser Cinderella S@nb =Yalait
SEQ. 2O7 s(lam,o Blasa, 9elepbon
585, bat einen groBen 8orratb uon
Sbuben fir 6erren, Damen Auno
&inoer fir Die bepurltebenoen Seierz
Gage. Nlle @aaren itno nur aus
ben eriten 5abrifen beaogen. Wir
bieten ale &onfurrens burb Auali=
tdt unb 8reiie. g(ub bic beliebten
uno porsii9lideu Ilfreb Dolse's
Jilsi6ube liuo tuieoer angefommen.
Sprebt BEL uns Dor uno beiibtigt
urier 2ager ooer ibidt Cure Iufs
trdge brieflih Elm.
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q. u. & u. q. 8eba.
Gbfahrt.

Nah @alnefon. Somifon mno guero tag
liQ. 800 GDrm.
Nab Corpus ghrifti, Mranias BOB un6
Beenille tdalidb ..........9 l1br &orm.
uno 2:20 STADIUM.
Na9 Borne unb 9errbil(e, tdglioh -.
................... $3.50 Born,
Nntunft.
Son Galneiton, 6DuftDn unb @nero tdg<
lid.. 200 QlbenbS.
Bon Corpus gbriai, Nranias 8aB Mnb
Beebille t8glib 2:O5 gtadn1.
8on Borne nnb 8errnille. tdglib. go.
$3.50 Mbenbs.
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@erwanblnms pum ssabruna In @tft.

Das 8erfaulen BON Otabruness
Witteln i'm Wta9en bat oieielbe @ir.
fung nie Nrienif; "Dr. Kings
New Life Pill" entiernen ieood
Die Site aus ben @ineetpeioen. rubig,
lan9iam, aber permanent, uno beilen
8eritopfung, BiliOiitdt, trantbaite
8opfibmersen, sFieber. &eber= unb
Nieren 2eioen. Sour 25 Gts. 8u
baben bel S. Salteper & Subn, SEQ.
s. S. Shmitt Gisentbiimer, uno
Go. DreiB.
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Gtie,1babn Tabr=Ylan.
s. & @. u. Waan.
soutbern asacific 8abn.
u n tunf TT.

9arb Netp Orleans, SDuitpn unb @al-
peiton td9lib. 1900 Wtittags.
Nab Gl Baio. GalifDrnien unb Wertfo
800 8Drm.
Nab Norb>gegas. ct. 2Duts unb gbiea.
90 (Katy Flyer ........ .8:15 Nbenbs.
Nnfunft.
BDn RorosSeIos, ct. Souls uno Chicago
katy Flyer). .........8 $3.50 Weprgens.
8Dn Netu Orleans. S0uitsn un6 @ol<
beiton t6glieb. .4:45 HodHt.
Gou gl 8aiD, galifnrnten unb 0eIito
.7:30 Mbenbs.
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- SEPT mDbte bic Oeutibe &oloz
nialz @eieaibaft pom /. Gpril 1902
an cine Iustunftsitelle in's 2eben
rufen. Der in Nusiibt genommene
fiinftiee Setter oerielben lit idon felt
oem l. Ottober b. s. perpHibtet uno
nit iebr umfauereiben 8orarbeiten
betrout tuorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-14
2oGRo.,ttMe,te @e(nno6eit.

Salteu Sic Sbrsn &Orper burd BEN
selesentlideh Gsbraud BON Tu.t'S Sc.
bsrpillen oolIitanbia in Orbnung. Gle
rssuliren ben 9armtaa0l uab er;sussn
Ginrn krdftisfu eirpsr.
9opfidmsr3sn, Walaria, @allsnlsiOsn,
Setitcpfuns nnb Gbnli4s &ranfDel!sa
wsrben pollitanbt9 turirt burt
Iutt'S &eber> Yiuem.
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8nlf gbure Ssab... /.

A.bfobrt.
Saah stodbale. tdslid. -. 800 8ornt.
Nnfunft.
Son Stofbale. td9lidb. ...3:00 Nadhm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-14

Der General Sntenoant oes
f0nisliben 6ofitaateS in Berlin be-
abiihtiet. Die beiten fran5Diiihen
Sbauipieler=@ @eiellihaften fir @aits
ipiel- -&eiien in Deutiblanb gu ges
r1irupn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-14

= Die ihDnite. rei9baltigite uno
geibmadpDllite Nusnabl BON Suz
uelen alIer 9lrt finoet man bel
Srtber 0rD5.
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8rief Elite.
6errens3tfte;

9Duis gDifmann - 90 g Dornbers-
SDbn Sapmann-@eo 2enaenberaer = s
& Willer-5ermann Reper-Senrb &e.
ber-Gbe Spiber-N @ Speibel - Siiopr
Shuarb-9 g8 @eiler.
Samens2tfte;
Sulbo 8ergitranb-Gnnie &oh - fri
Sailer-RasB @intler-Gunie @oblfobrt.
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8rpRe @efabr etiter syram.
,.gs lit nur cine WDQlihfeit pl

vGa lit 11ur ettte WtD9llDfett bor=
banben, SIR 2eben 81 retten, uno
Die iit ourh cine Operation" tparen
Die ibredenerregenoen @orte, bic
Der Mrst Der yrau S. 9. 6unt pDn
Slime 3ibge, 8isc., laete, na9s
oem er pergeblih neriubt bate, iie
BON einem ibredliben Magen 2ei=
ben uno @elblubt su betlen. Sol
leniteine batten fib gebiloet unb ibr
8uitanb periblimmerte iid tdslih.
Damn fine iie an, Electric Bit
ters' gu nebmen. oer iie oDlltq
beilte. sc i1t Elm oor5iie(ibes Mit=
tel geaen Maeen=, 2eber= unb 9eies
rem 2eioen. 6eilt Dpspeplie unb
Mppetitloligfeit. Sour so Gents.
@arantirt. 3u baben bel s.
&alteyer & Sobn, @eD. s. S.
5hmitt @ieentbiimer. unb No. DreiB.
| - Gus Stufbplm tpirb beribtet:
! Die 9epbel Breiie tpurben in Der
/, Wu1itbale bonn &ronprinsen npn
S9peben pertbeilt. Die 1dmnttli=
hen Wfitglieoer Der fDnigliden ssa.
mile uno niele anoere biitingutrte
BerlDnlibfeiten tparen antpeienb,
tuie audi Die idmmtli6en @etpinner
ber 8reiie nit Nusnabme bes 6errrl
8ruobomne. Der 8reis fiir ben
2ebteren tpurbe bem frana6iiiben
@eianoten iibergeben. Die Breile
fiir Die beiten Nrbeiten auf n1eoisini=
idem, pbpiifaliihem uno litterari=
idem @ebiet, i'm 8etrao BON ie ISL, :
200 &rpnen, tpurben ben. beutiben
8rofeiioren gebring unb 9tuenteen,
bem bolldnoiiben 8rofeGDr Or. BON
Soff uno benz fransDfiiden Shrift=
teller Nrmano Sullp BruobDmne
auae5prpmeu.
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sab ben Sob nor Mnae,s.

r@s bereitete mir pfttnals aroSe
Shmer5en" i9reibt 8. 6. Doers
itreet BON @lgin, 9enn., rtpenn i9
meine srau buften b6rte, big - tpie
es idien - lire 2ungen perIagen
tpiiroen. Suite Merste iaeten, bic
Sbminoiuht lei bel ibr ibon 10 tueit
purgeibritten, oaB feline 6pffnung
| mebr fir iie porbanben tpdre. Cine
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-17
WAS BORN IN WARDSBoRo.
Charles S. Crouch, Who Died in
Northampton Had Been Alderman
and Member of Legislature.

Charles S. Crouch, 20, died Saturday at
his home in Northampton, Mass, after
an Illness of three months. Mr.. Crouch
was native of WardsbOro, a son of
Elisha and Olive Brown Crouch. There
were two sons and four daughters in the
family, and the only survivor, Lucinda,
is the wife of Zimri Scott OF Gill. Mr..
Crouch attended school in Brattleboro,
Chicopee and Springfield, and then learn
cd the carpenters trade in Chicopee. He
followed this trade through life with the
exception of three years when he was en-
gagged in the manufacture of tools in
northampton. He was a man of enter
prise and foresight, untiring energy, and
contributed largely to the growth of
Northampton by dealing in real estate,
buying large tracts of vacant land which
he divided in building lots, laying out
streets, and putting up houses for sale.
He reaped u substantial reward from his
efforts in this direction. He had firm
convictions and his remarks in public
meetings We're always listened to with
T1uch interest. He was a Republican in
politics and was a member of the common
council two terms and the board of al
dermen two terms. He was elected to
the Massachusetts legislature in 1898 and
served two terms with ability, faithfully
representing Northampton interest. He
was a member of the First Congrega-
tional church of Northampton. He is
survived by a wife, an adopted son, and
three daughters by his first marriage.