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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
IF PROCTY SHOULD RUN.
(From the Hardwick Gazette.)

Charles A. Prouty for congressman. on ?
Well, he isn't a man of mediocre talent,
that's sure, and If he does resign his
place on tho interstate commission and
enter the lists he'll make the other con-
gressional contestants dig their toes into
the dirt to strike the tape first.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart. causing death. J. F., stearns,
Belle PLANE Mimi, writes mat
friend dreadfully injured his hand'
which swelled up like blood poisoning
Bucklen's Arnica Salve drew out the
poison. healed the wound. and saved
his life. lest in the world for burns ana
sores, 2Sc at ]. W, 0-Eulllvan's ana al
druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
LIVE STOCK BURNED.
Six Horses. Is Cattle and Eight Hogs
Perish In n Burn.

I.yndonvile. April T-The barn of
Charles NJ. Bruce in Newark was burned
early this morning with contents includ-
ing six horses. eighteen young cattle.
eight hogs and farm machinery. 1t is
supposed the fire was caused by n spark
from the house chimney blowing into the
hay. The loss is $1,000, partially insured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
A SLIP SOMEWHERE.
(From the Barre Times.)

There appears to be the need Of long
distance communication between Spot
ter" Wilson and his attorneys. Perhaps
q reason that Wilson 10 not satisfied
with a thousand dollars from Clement
is that he hasn't got it yet. Tho check
ia still unsigned by r. w. c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04

Terrible plaques those itching, pes
tering diseases of the skin. Put an
end to misery. Doan's Ointment cures.
At any drug store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
FOREST FIRE IN WINDSOR.

men were burning off the grass on A.
F.. Mann's meadow about a mile above
this village this afternoon the fire got
beyond their control and caught in tho
pine woods beyond and burned over sew
eral acres before il was put out. \ ditch
was dug around the Cone buildings
which saved them from the confagra ton.
The fire was checked about eight o'clock
with a loss of several hundred dollars
Neglected colds make fat grave
yards" DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to q hap
py, vigorous old age.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04

Cream Balm 10 placed into the nostrlls, spreads
over tho membrsus and 10 absorbed. Relief Inn
mediate and cure follows. ltisnot drying-dosa
not produce sneexng. Large Size, SO cents Ct Drug
sists o. by mail; Trial Sise. 10 csnts.
ELY BROTHERS. ~ Warren Street, New yess
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
NoRTHFIELD LICENSES
CHANGE IN MANAGERS.
L. r. Thsyer Closed His Services With

Middlebury. April T.-On Saturday
night Lewis r. Thayer, for tho past three
years manager Of the Register company
and editor of the paper. CLOSES his labors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
nj aSal
cATAR R n
In oil Ito stages.
EIy's Cream Balm I

cleansss, soothss and heals
the diseased membrane.
II cures cstssrh and drives
away Q cold In the head
ouicklv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
WAS MARRIED YOUNG.

Tho certificate of the marriage OF
Marcus Rogers to the condemned woman
| showed that she was only fifteen and
ne-half years old when she was mar
ried. This was supported by the affidavit
OF william p. Hays. town clerk OF
Hoosick Falls
Mr. Moloney also presented an affidavit
OF Or. George Lamb, a practicing physi-
clan of Hoosick Falls. showing that DR..
Leroy b. McQuain 10 seriously i'll and
will not he able to testify for two
months or more.
The affidavit of Johanna Callahan o
Hoosick Falls. mother Of Mary Roger
showed that Charles Bennett. her father
was addicted to the use of intoxicating
liquor and verified fos..Asr sfiidavits tina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
Deeorab. pofsns
Wcniter. Department.

"Eecorab.E offen"s Sirsooas.Gu.
tiier bill berefter ~inocboIoe Msnitre
Tor Gorner % 8srn. 9ct er paa Nh.
nlo0ning at mango at hi beopnoer
nlso oenne aioelina, og hi faar mi ie,
boor langt ~Sssitteresien oil itrrffe Tia.
-Soert Wsniter foiier 10 Gents. GA
Vatiatnser ienoes til "Ieeorab.go.
item, % mon beoes be1ptte BEN
glanfet poa gnben al oenne Spalte.
VI bar Iaoet oisie MsnItre mberisoe
at Wtooebanolere, % oct pnnitaaes,
at De er gooe, og lette og greie at 10
efter. 6or bet isrite bill hi life pper.
i9tte geifripelien ODER bpert Wsniter,
oa bet tor arttaees at De. fleIte, Ionl
bar grrg for betn p;l ioritaa en.
gelf. Sfuloe Der biie Zig Grana til
at faa Dem operiatte bill pi fcretnae
6oranoringen.
afaar man beitiner oisIe Msnitre,
maa mon gipe Humere, MaaI ON.
firing grpitet os 2ipet, alber for
gsrn os itagc giser, og ful6Itpnbig
aoresie, iaalebes at 9rebe bill nna
Dem. g9r meset foriietig life at
besaa nogen Sell / gefrioelien, on
MenItre life fan ombpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
RATHER PREHISTORIC.

In the Virginia village, the pasto,
of a small congregation was giving
a series OF sermons on miracles. In
the rear seats of the little church
were five or six young people, who
had recently come back from college
in a nearby state with very different
views on religion than when they had
left for it. Therefore they were very
critical of the old preachers re-
ligious explanations.
On this Sunday he arose and an
nounced his theme as follows:
Breddern an sistern, ] shall dis
course dis mornin' on de power of de
miracle. as announced %procedinly,
an | am gwine ter take as example
de chillern of Isrcal acrossin' of de
Red Sea. Der was Moses on de brink
OF de sea, and right benin him wus
de army of Pharoh. An all at once'st
breddern, de sea froze V es solid
es a rock. an de chillern and Moses
walked across.
At this moment one OF the young
men in the rear rose up and said:
"Why, parson, that can't be possible,
cause the biographies tell us that
water don't freeze at the equator"
The old man hesitated a moment, and
then replied. scornfully, Il Jest
knowed one Of you niggers wus
gwine ter dispute de work OF de
Lawd. Young man. when the Red
Sea froze der warn't 10 geography,
and der warn't no equator
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
DiIoe life saa biem.

"8u Ter bn iuGrt ian ilbe nb," iasbt
Ser Sprpp.
90 Ola Spoleles iaa pirfelis Helm
ND. San bapbe itore, msrfe 8iise;
unber 9iuene, bans aniist par blest
% bans pcHiire 9itto bar nteset bopent,
"Ser itoe no, flyer bu!" bu9isb,
Spolei9sseH. "Tu pifoe life bape ieel
beore ITO ou better, ON bu hapbe maottei
giennsmsaa aft BET femme, iom leg ia,
slennemgadef."
"Suoo er oct iaa for @ienoorbiabe.
Der, iom bar mpot big, @en?4 ipurstt
Sppoppen
so, ies bar baut buppenoe Neurat'
9ia lioen 8loffeu 2 gtat, bois bet er,
boae ou snlfer at iaa pibe. Menbe
er life bet oGrite. Y1rre er bet, at jes
bar maattet gaa Der d. rangle @abe .,
% @abe neb iioen / Sraalpsninael
ibae."
"0sen @nberre er life 9fabien TO,
Dig, iom bnnrlis En-" proieiterebe 6pp
Open. "SSis Oh bar Neuralsia, el
BET beait on gaar biem."
Get er alt, On REQ ON ben Gina,
fasoe Spofeirssen baaniist. "Mi
9iem CT inseH TIaos for mig, mar iss
er ipg."
"Sda? Seq fumes mirbes, bin Su
Itru er en uStart Spsepleierite," ment
SupOppen.
"Wetop. Sun Fan sipe mig bei
beblte 8leie, trutes fan - ira ct mebi
cinlt Stnnopnntt feet. Sun peb POI
Triten, bpab ber blipe siort, % bun
bauolcr bereiter oglna. Men bet e
p9iaa oft. Spmputbi CT, buab lea lGu
ses eiter, % bun bar l9rt life at 9ie
nc8en ips Muno jim Sympathy. Su,
Tiger, at bum life pilbe bape Bit npae,
opgtis Spgcpleierite, ON bun life DC
iprite Nar unper llobnnnelien bape
lGrt fig til life at piie DC Spse SPIN
patti. Sun er nIbris ips ielp % pei
life bpnb Sinrrie er. @aa bism? SIT
jea!~
% Spolela99en meo fin fploig
siate ~iortiatte i'm @anortus upppe,
Suiteruogaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
Dun par en- perle.

San ligner mango andre BERT, at
ban life fan tpnfe paa eQer tole ON
noget nnbet emo ben iinge Dame, ban
er forlopet meb. Ser ON 0agen fao
ban pco 8inonet i tit alnblofale os
rsgte % tGnfte paa benoe. gIuo.
ielig brsb ban Sausbeoen peb at for.
trlle en- Wmro, iom iab forbpbet |
Grigsnpt 90 llroIigbeberne | &its.
lnno eaer rettere ingt en- 9eifrioelie
berni, at bun bar zen elffperog
Biae."
"Spem?" ipnrte Mnnben Bog
sfpiien.
Gen ioreIifebe inn bnrminlbt pnn
ben ipsrsenoe, Der pIiibielia isate nt
siere iig bsflig. "Snpiit er bun elf.
p9roig", ia ban. Seq buffet life,
at on bar %forlopet," Ia ban til.
Zen i,rrge @lifer blep tilfrebs.
"Gn pibunberlis Yigel" iortaIte
ban. Seq opoaeer bner Gag nogei
beltnbringsoaroist hos benoe. Sun er
life aIene batter, men mooig ugioa
og bar @erper al Stanl.
Saba" iparte Wanbet bag aui'
fen oanosfraoGrenbe.
"Senbes Sfisnbco ooeraaor imio'
lertio ole benoes andre elifuGrbigt
@aenifaber," iortiotte Sen forelifeb:
unge Wanb begeiitret. "SenoeS
Raffe % sails ligner meislet @tar'
NOR"
"Saba," Isb oct isien bag api'
len
"EGnf tim paa benoes splone
Saar!"
Seq gisr set" iparte Rnnber
bog Iuiien li9~egploigt.
40 Ssluflangen / bcnbes Stem
me-"
"Sur Iaet Mprfe til oen."
90 iao betoes rubinreoe S9ber!"
"0etop".
"Sa benoes p~erIebpibe SGaoer!"
gu bar fsr f~ortaIt ON biSle."
"Iertil bar bum Zine ion Sta'
ntonter, os Der er 8iilSforn | benSes
Sale."
Gen IouS, Tom bapoe fcrisgt al
lGie, la neb @niieu.
"Sporfor begpnber on life meo en-
Supeleriorretnina meo en- Sang iam'
men meb benoe9" ipurste ban.
"Spoo2 Seq ioritmr life, bpoo
Su merter," ia ben Ipffeliee Glitter.
$50, ieg taller bare ON Sorretnins.
Sea bar aItio ct oabent 2te for Den
Gina. Oct er praftiif 6orretninss.
ians, iom bar giort mig til, boao ig
bar Sen sGre % SornsieIie at bore.
OF efter DIN g~eifrioelie at BONNIE
fan iea life Ia bore of t9nfe, at or
peo at iaa Sae ! ben Bige bar Sii'
peleri mer emo nof til al fploe Ell But
tif. Sporior life prspe?"
Sisen bar Sc TO WGno life talt til
binanbcn. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

misbeo 80 aHI fra Siemu,et. Gfts,
prnoifenen sioroe ban fig fjenbt nles
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ! Saob ON, a
noaen ffifIoe BE bast me6 biern til
Ueiooogs; men bet eioroe inaen
Ereiten bar meaet iulten % pioits
life, bporlebes ban ifrloe faa mcgee
at ipiic. SiIfit ioo ban ben iioIti
Ferion rifle bort imoo airfeosren
bet bar enboa en- al Diafonerne
Treitea orog eiter, ereb Wannoen fro.
fat | Soanoen o. boo BAN fslee mel
biem til Wiboaas.
Seq bpor lanst bar iaa Gre.
item biem?"
"Smtrent 80 Wil beriro."
Diafonen bIep Iibt lang / aniigtet
"3u fanr beller bfi meo mig biem
til Miooass," ia ban. Sg ioa bles
bet. 9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
JUST A HINT.

"Father," asked Tommy" the
other day, why is it that the boy
is said to be the father of the mann
Mr.. Tompkins had never given this
subject n thought, and was hardly
prepared to answer offhand.
"Why why" he said, stumbling
cts so because it is, | suppose"
WELL" said Tommy" Since I'm
your father I'm going to give you a
ticket to the theater and a dollar be-
sides. / always said that if were
a father I wouldn't be so stingy as
the rest of them are. Go in and have
a good time while you're young. |
never had any chance myself
Mr.. Tompkins gazed in blank
amazement at Tommy" Slowly the
significance of the hint dawned upon
him. Producing the silver coin, he
said:
, Take it, Thomas. When you
really do become a father, | hope ii
won't be your misfortune to have a
son who is smarter than yourself"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

at meIIcm os. OIafs genner o.
6~rrnoer. Der I gifert, os ban CT aut
@rper brnbte, Nu foor bu beige
meoi Gnonu ibag orogcr pi oper
5apet isicn, til Jrpgapciot. Oh ~
~1rppgpeion!" ofbrpo S~ngeborq
BAN meb bGrnpet Hsit al en- iaa IN
beriia aIona. at Ben fit Soitein til
at ie pua bettbe. gar bette ben baaros
cg foIoe a~onaeootter paa Jramitaos
Stemme. aniistet bar oaian forfla'
ret ffisnt, o. Einene ipeiIene Sj4lens
bpbe @epageIie at. ~Glaf Trpagpe.
ion, min 8rori Seq fer bom! Sans
Eine er blaaere en6 Sunleu, naar
Scien tprtoer Nattens Wsrfe ibrano
Sons Soar er spioent o. iilfebIsot.
3an itetter Tia til ct Sfiofb al Sslp,
boori @asiotriet bIinfer. Sons
Soloning er beiere % fornemmers
emo ale anore Sspeingesi 8eo hans
Sioe ifaar en- bsi, bib Situo og fir.
rer meo Den forunoerIigite Srofait.
beo 8Iiffet, mcoeus ban taller. Gun.
ben beoer 8ige, % BOG t0nfer Den %.
fda fun paa at fsIge bans 8efalin.
.ger!"
"9u bar feet ban!" raabte SO.
ffein fortumIet. "8anife iiig itot
ban. oa iep mcotog bans iioite Sill.
len til oia!"
"a bans guo!" tiLfpieoe Snae.
BORG. Seq ifaI fsIge betl Saa bel.
ier ri enonu ioag Sell, Worbror so.
itein, 90 ordger otter Sdpet til SIni
Srnagneion. Ser err oct life Longer
trpgt for noger at os at nGre, fsrenb
b biiDer Roraes 9puqel"
Gig btep oct oaiaa. sSnScn npite
Woraen bar Soitein meo toIriqt
Telae, bporibIonbt Sugeborg pna
bans eget 9anaffib, Sraaet ifrn Guns.
berg. De piIoe ole bore ne6 ON
at hente Song Olaf Grpggpeion bienr
til Norge!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

Der arcben pnn ferff @ierning o.
brngt for 3reosonfinieren. Der osnitg
bam til at betnEe 10 Tolms / T,Ift,
famt OmfoItninger. Tim bnpDe iffe
waprt og Hep oerfor gipet SaasIp op
Soft pnn gpens ge~foitning. Nrife
Dag tom imiolertio en- anben Ssn al
ben srsme q til 6rneilet % baalie
Miilften for Den nrreitercOe, Der ioo
bIep idt | 6ribeo. 1reosoommeryn
fif ie gefriereu % fienSte bam igien.
Get bar netop iamme Herion, Iom
0ager fsr bapoe pionet MOB oen ar.
recherche os ppret in1rt iprig for al
iaa bam oomfRlt. Tette forbmtiei
Tommeren, Der boo ON et Jorflns
ring.
"gd. bet bar Tia iaaleoes. ier De,
Cir" ia 1ot. "5im os ieg ieln bar
meget | SorIeeertbeb for @enee. %
iaa fit hi ie HIafaten. Sfm % ieg
blep forIiete ON, at leg ffitloe fac BAN
hsmt. Seq meiote Dam, oiougt moo
bom oe fit bonn lat fait, peS De. Wi,
ibas tiMia fit jes be 25 Collars. Seq
off iaa ben % betalte Tins Welrlft.
GHoSu bar ri is Collars igien at
utsSe @eroen meS, oe ieg baober, at
Senne Nafdten bIir oppe er lioefl
Climb ill.,"
9een ON Srnfifen fortiattes, bioes
life. autoriteterfte tog fanife neo
iaien 8Iafaten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
Rimbrep fra :. 9.

en- Mano fra Sssm Dor meooeIi
ct norff @fao en- afffrift af ct Hinl
brep fra @isrniou; 9repet er ooterc,
10be september 1863. Wanbens So
Der bar oeugofts Brett | Sssue, o. Ell
Dag fit 5amilien Srtobpoeiie til II
oriffe aaffe paa en- @aaro life Ianst
borte. @un penteoe nteo at mootagt
Snpttationen. oa 8eiret par bdarligt
nteit iaa ifreb gisrnion bette Spar:
Weo Spar hi nsle.
t6i Stormene brsle,
ug 8egn % Sse
bi faar at fsle.
Men NGIferetter
faa beilis m9tterl
Suis Weiret letter.
iaa OPP ies br9tter
os Sultem letter
mob Snngpigs SIetter.
Sm paabe RIetter
paa Spiet Itpetter,
Surra, hi ipr9tter
en- SfuIfe. SRtteri
Sbi @inen tpetter.
Seq Gamer gotter
bill trippe etter
@orbuess S9tter
% Sfo. iom tetter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
THE DOCTOR KNEW BEST.

Two lrishmen were working at the
very summit of a tall iron frame
work, which, when filed in. promised
to be a very imposing sky-scraper.
Suddenly OF them lost his ba-
lance and fell. Dennis, dropping his
hod, hurried to the spot where he
had last seen Terrence standing, and
cilnging to a support, knclt down and
peered to the ground below. He
saw a crowd beginning to collect.
and so, arising, he fastened TO reach
the ground Tin a more dignihed man
ner than did Terrence), muttering
ferveut prayers for the soul of his
friend who had SO Unexpectedly met
his end.
Reaching the ground, he hurried up
TO the crowd around the PROSTATE
form, and recognizing in a man with
a black satchel and professional air,
the doctor who had been called, he
rushed up to him exclaiming: "Shure,
docthor, and how does il with Ter
rence?" 81 fear, my man." replied
the young doctor. shaking his head
slowly, 81 fear that your friend is
dead"
Just at this juncture Terrence star
tied the crowd about him by suddenly
sitting mp with uncorpse-like liveli-
ness. otis a liar yez arep he shouted.
"Oime not dead a bit OF it, and divil
run away with YET" When his friend
Dennis had recovered from his SUR
prise. he favored the young doctor
with a wonderfully sympathetic
glance, then he turned to Terrence.
and said, with vast disgust: "Arrah
shut up, we blitherin' IDIOT lie down
and shut yer eyes. Shure, the docthor
knows best!'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

Simplicity and good taste mark
most of the styles for children this
season. Both are shown in charm.
ing effect in this little dress of rose
colored cashmere, trimmed with mar
row black silk braid. A drop shoulder
yoke is arranged over the full waisr
and sleeves. The skirt corresponds
to the waist having a yoke to which
the full skirt is gathered. The design
is suitable to all the seasons mater
ials, such as serge, mohair, cotton
cheviot, and any Of the smart plaids,
now so popular. The medium size
requires three and fve-eigths yards
of forty-four inch material Girls
Dress No. s26S: Sizes for s, Q, 10,
IL and ID years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
On COB 6orretnins.

for en- Del Gar iioen, ba iislee ct
2ouScnblaS HotteiargcrIe aicroe
itsrre SfaSe naa gauferue ianss
3hameSilcoen eito ielue Hotterue, tao'
Sc Gutcritcterue imrost Oct neooen-
Siat at cpilaa4siafdter, Der oplpite, at
Get bar IS Dollars at tiere for el-
buer. Tom atmeIote en- al oisie Soo'
cpertraoeIicr o. lit Dem %itraiiet. Sffe
mango 3ase. ~eiterat senre Sefienoi.
aisrelie oar opilaaet, heo en- SriGn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21


To some women the close fitting
house gown will always be the cor
rect thing; and nothing could be more
graceful than this Princess wrapper
with it's long sweeping lines and we'll
shaped curves. The collar adds
charm to the dress, and no extra
trimming is necessary. If a more
elaborate gown is desired, the seams
could be outlined with lace insertion.
The neck can also, be made high as
the pattern provides for that. Silk,
flannel, cashmere, or any washable
material will make up nicely. The
medium size requires seven and FIVE
eigths yards of forty-four inch ma
%teriai. Ladies' Princess Wrapper No.
5000: Sizes for 81, 81, 90, SO, 40, AZ
and "A inch bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

Gn Brett trGnete 8enge til fin
6attigpleie % gioroe berior en- Ssn.
bag efter Rr9bifenen fin Wenigbeo
islgenbe Weboelelie:
~SattiepIeien er / en- isrgelia Sen.
gentangel, os ba aIIe alminbeItge b9.
oerliae Ioober at inbiomIe Renge
paa er mislpffebes, mao pi prspe,
bpab ri fam opnao peo en- ga5ar."
Snn: "geo De, at 9eres 9igt.
ianrling er blepet albeles uunbpRrlig
/ bort Sus?"
San: Seq fsler mig umaaoelig
imigret."
Sun: ga DIANA tiger, at bun,
life piloc umop9re oen for mango
Genge. Sl1n truer 9srnene meo at
l9ie Den bsit, bper Sang De err uifif.
felipe"
Gn irif &ipbmanS, JON bapbe mere
Eerue / 2ommen, emo man efter
bans llDieenbe at BONNIE ifuloe trc,
tpg Blnbs i en- fsrite alasies @ne-
gon. On ing, lapiet Weopasiager
islte iig frpnfet pper lit tnrpeliac
GeiieisIae, o. ba ban iabneSe it
9ofmetsrfI9be, beifplote bon Sr'
IGnberen for at bnne %itiaalrt Oct.
Siliibit fnnbt ban imiblertio Conn
meisrflGoet / jim Sat pg begpnbte
Iibt forlegen Of frernitnmme en- uro'
ifplbning, men Sisbmanben Itanieoe
BAN meo felgenbe 9emerfning:
"3e bebsper iaamen life at brpbe
Gem mere ON oct. &c tog mig for
Ell Spp, og ieg tog Dem for Ell 8erttle.
man, men ri tog fell begge to, iaa
oct gnar 10 op | op."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
Sra fpreote Setter.

Snn (citerer): "gn Mnnbs ar'
beioe ilutter peb Solneogang. gn
apinoes Irbeibe bltper alorig fer.
oigt."
San: "gsei set bnr on Met !. Seq
bar ofte lagt Werfe til Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

Geriom oct Los iis aisre at pliiffe
Snobiloifbeoen no al pisie Yerioirer.
blep Der inter isjen at Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

gu Brett bapoe prGSifet ! en- ina
embebsbrors Steo for en- Sanbsme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

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bar aiort Oct; er set iaore iaa, Jon
bar Nico not til at ia oct meo 80 oa
pente pan GsIscrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

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bragt for Retten / Garmartbenibire.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

Ger er 8ifantroper og Tildntro.
Der. altfor mango al Dem bill gierne
iteae oct iad, at nogen iaar Eie paa
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aoo Gambling til fine thermometers
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os, mar Di sper @elsisrenbeo moo
no8en.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-27
eJuNIOR, ,LEAGUE, STANDING. .,.
BIG GAME IN SIGHT.

The Middletown Young Mems Christian association basketball team which has held the umdisputed anna teur championship of Connecticut for the last three years. will play the f- nal state championship game for this season at Waterbury, in Eagles hall. on Friday evening. March 31, with the team from the Winsted T. X. and E. society. The teams have met twice before this season, Middletown losing to Winsted, at Winsted, 20 to 12: while MiddletOwn turned the tables a few weeks later at MiddletOwn, 37 to IT. Consequently the third game should prove to be extremely interest ing. At the present time 22 games have been played by Middletown and only two have been dropped. one to Winsted. 20 to 12. and the other to the famous Xavier Athletic associa- tion team of New York, 26 to 22. Many famous teams in this section of the country have been brought to Middle town. and with the exception of the Xaviers all have been defeated. Among these might he mentioned: Ottawa Y. NJ. C. A.. champions of Canada. 61 to B: Brooklyn Central Y. NJ. (. A.. 2S to 24: Wanderer Ath- letic club of New York city. Fl to 24: | Fremont Five of New York deaf mutes). 49 to g: Home Culture club of Northampton. 5 to B. and New port Y. NJ. c. A.. 24 to 21. at New port. R. I. The Xaviers also met de- feat at Middletown. fl to B. but won the second game in the last few mn- utes of play. The Xaviers are con- sidered one of the best teams in the country. having defeated the German Y. NJ. c. A. of Buffalo. champions of the United States. 5S to 2. The Ster. ling Five of Waterbury met defeat three times at the hands of the Mid. dletown. quintet. 31 to 1I. g to 19 and g to 1T respectively.
 The Middletown team is extremely light for a championship team. the average weight being about 14f pounds. and the average height ] feet 8 inches. The average age is less than 21 years. The following player. compose the team: Charles Carlson captain and right forward: Frank I. Fourette. a former Niidletown Hi s~b~oI rIaver left forwsrI: John " Half. center: Daniel T. Ahearn. right
 guard. and Frank Carlson. brother tS the captain. left g,Iari- William Doebner and William Henry are sub stitutes. The manager Is Thomas F
 Snain. who has been eminentIy eff cfent and has arranged very lambi tfous schedule.