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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
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2ebrer eintrat, Der Damn notiirli6- Ser
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te unO i6m Oeiien ipoBige 9lrt ni6t
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bdtte iie nidt Die Io5ioloemofrotil6c
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6em sic 4~n9elegcnbeit ii6eripieicn
luor, nod glinpfli6 bobon: er lpltrbe
MIR sit elmer Celebrate bon 5ebil
Worf mo Ero9ltn0 ser Soften Der.
ltrt6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Sci Der arbeit perIest. =
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er bon einem Stiif Giien ai1 ben
aopf getrofien nno 10 idiper perIest,
onB er mad benz pStaot : Soipitnl"
acbrnft ipcrocn nnlBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

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Innobme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

8 zen Oorf it eS lest
foitipielig, oerborgene @oiien 3it tro-
gen. Stott Der friiDeren StroIe bon
10 Collars miiiien bic H%eUolOer6el-
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llelte SIlinoiier StootSIcnotor G6ai,
fee mill Die 3citltngs : Sorrifatitrcn
iiber StootSbcnl1te url6 s@eietgeber
pcrboter boben. ltno oa iogt man
nod ltniere 8olitifer ieien oidfeQig.
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Belt bon Den aorrifotnrilten bcIon.
Oers ouf'S Gorn genommen iper0et
uIt0 nit 9iedt.
4ooncirt. - Dame oltf Ser
Soiree at elmer 8reltnoin; oSeben
sic oiele Dame BORT, Die chen nit
Dem 3allsberrn coltDeriirt, bat einelt
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rem mar iie nod cine Berlon!"
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elm S5abr, oaB sic feline Mietbe 5ob-
len, nno Der SauSberr oerlonet foie-
goriidl oab sic aus5ieb'n." sd
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malsl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
Chill.
Gein PaB5tpana.
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Sremloe in Ser Sdpeia brouden
feline 81iIe p%or5utoeiien, ieood miro
angeratGen, aud 6ei einem 8eiude
oieIes 2anoes cine berartige 2egiti.
nation NIT iid 5l fiibren. Soteloe.
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@1ite perantnortlid. ieood miiiien
5rem De in aoltGouiern unb Rripat.
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lire 9dIie BET Der Ortspoli5ei eiarei.
den, uno miro ibnen baum Elm auf-
entGalts : 9eredtiaungsihein ausee.
iertigt. ausldnoer fonnen 5u ieoer
3eit ungebtnoert Dieber oas 2ano
b~erlaiien.
0ieoerIanDe uno Be-
tBungen.
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Teben fem, ieood miro oieie MaBre.
6el BEL Eouriiten inter getpobnliGen
llmItGnoen nidt aneelpenoet. Raf
einem 4ltfentbalt bon spei Monaten
iebo6 miiilen iih aiisIGnoer ioentifi.
5iren uno regiItriren laiIen. Bel Der
sbreiie lit Die gor3eieung eines Sc
ordinations Bapiers nidt erforber-
lid.
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Der gut, einen gab nit fih su fill
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
GtaSt Baltimore.
Cine M1tHi8ipal Qiga gebOreu.

&emporGre Organization augebobnt.
Ole 8atbeu Ser 2iga.
Observation-Disclosures iollen ar.
rongirt lper0en. - 0htni3ipolc
NngeIegcnbeiten beipro6en. -
Seine BoIitif in Ser 2iga. -
Streben ouS Nominiren gutter
Sto6tratb8 = Ganoioatcn on.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
PROBATE COURT.
Summary of Busincns Trrnsncted dur.
ing the Week Ending March 20.

Estate of Mary Jane Smith. Essex
mon compos ward, now dcccased)
Guardians final settlement. l.. {.
Nichols appointed administrators
Estate of Margaret Teachout. Essex.
l.. c. Nichols appointed administra tor.
In re, .>'.'t of George Miville, Man
chester, y. H.. 'minor). Guardians
final settlement and discharge
In re. George Girard. Burlington DIN
sane). Committed to I'll" Vermont state
hospital for the insane At Waterbury.
Estate of Elbertine NJ Mace. Bur
lngton. Roscoe G. Mace appointed ad-
ministrator.
Estate of Margaret Farrell. Char
iotre. VIII proved.
Estate OF William Coon. Milton
minor. Guardians annual settlement
made.
Estate Of Julia r. Bcckwith. Bur
lington. Will proved Margaret +.
Chestnut appointed eXccutrix: b y.
Smalley and Elmer L. Davis appointed
commissioners and appraisers. Settle
ment of GUARDIANS account.
Estate OF Frances l.. hathaway. Bur.
linston. VIII proved; David O. Crane
appointed administrator with the will
annexed: Fred Johonnott and y. IA
Corloy comm 'sioncrs and appraisers.
Estate of :'et"r Nosscy, Milton. Will
proved Leon r. Latham appointed oN-
ecutor; Allen Martin, r. J. White and
II. H. Fuller commissioners. a. Walls
ton and II. II. Fuller appraisers.
Estate Of Francis II. Ahearn, Bur
lngton lminor). Thomas f. Ahoarn
i ...lI
sonal estate granted.
Estate of George \. HollcY. Jericho.
settlement OF the account Of the eX-
ccutor.
Estate of John Fnncgan. Colchester
Frank l.. Graves appointed admins
traitor
Estate of William J. Candee, Mon
roe. Conn. James NJ. .Iaddcn appoint
ed administrators.
Estate of Orrin X. Clark, Cnderhll,
commissioners report filed.
Estate OF Charlotte Carlin, Burlins-
ton. Commissioners ana appraisers re-
ports filed.
Estate of Ellen G. stone. Charlotte.
Administrators and appraisers invcn-
tories filed.
Estat, Of benjamin Fairchild and
Chariot Fairchild, Milton. Hearing
on settlement and decree continued
from March ~ TO April IS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

GOING TO KENTUCKY.
e. II. Wilson 10 Engage in Raising
Building Debts in Tint statc,

Charles IT, Wilson, who recently re-
signed as general secretary of the Y. NJ.
c. a.. received a communication Is st
evening from tn, state Y. NJ. G. A. com
mittcc of Kentucky, requesting him to
report in Lexington. Ky, on Saturday OF
this week, the committee having appoint
Cd him one Of their special secretaries,
having to- do wholly with tn" financial
affairs of the associations OF the State.
lie vii! make his Headquarters in Lex
:ne,on and will travel from place to
place through tho state. aiding in rails.
int. building debts. of which there are
now IL in the State. The request for his
reporting III Lexington SATURDAY canlo
as a surprise TO Mir. Wilson and he
leaves fer his new work to-day. a week
earlier than he had planned to Lave the
city. Mrs Wilson ana her two little
daughters left the city last evening, go-
ING I" Knoxville Tenn. whore they Will
RESIDE with Mrs. Wilson's nothc".
MI Wilson assumed the s.crotaryship
Of tho local association October -, last.
Succeeding George t'itzsimmons. who is
now secretary of the Pissaic. \. j., as
ISOLATION. At the meeting Of tho hoard of
directors Tuesday, March l. Mr.. Wilson
rendered his resignation. which was do-
oeptcd tho next day AMI took effect at
once. since then he has been supply ina
as an accountant in the ofti,c OF the
Queen City Cotton mills During his SEE
rctaryship here he formed a large circle
Of friends who will regre. his Il, paiture.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

WAS held at the family residence cd
nrsdav afternoon at three O'Clock. con-
Quoted by the Rev. Thomas O.Donn,ll
ard intc,ncnt was in Poly Cross conlc-
terry.
Nellie Collins and Margaret Maple
were sentenced in city court Saturday to
serve not less than six and not more
than seven months in the House of Cor
rection for open and gross lcwdnoss. Mrs.
Daisy Severance was sentenced to serve
not less than ten and not more than y
months for adult, IS. case against
James Collins who was arrested under
the blanket act, was continued.
A gift Of - memorial stained glass vim
lows has been made to the First Baptist
Church of this city. Each window will
be four feet wide and Is feet high. with
an cllpsc top. The windows Will be Of
the best Workmanship and will add great
ly ~ the appearance of the cliiice. They
arc given in memory Of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles G. Post by their five daughters.
Mrs. Helen Doutnoy. Mrs. Eva Simmons,
Mrs. Matte johnson, Mrs. 1.ora STEELE
and Mrs cuba Ward.
MI and Mrs. Walter II. DcsihW. Who
were recently married Pleasantly fc0ciN-
CO thtir fr ohds At their nome IN Decatur
street saturday evening Inc at'ract'V'-
ness "l III" rooms Was enhanced by tiSts-
iuIlV AErhl'e'i PAINS. 'hoite rclrcsh-
ncntS ana excellent music hclieu make
TIE occasion Il most 'hloynhI" ono ne
latter was provided hy Mrs Hodges W I'D
nhn. at IN" plan" ana in Noca! selections.
and Clnorl \ {iaCar. violin. The AFFAIR
had = pood tin,c
"o'u was receiver N'tu'u"E ny MIS-.
George r. III" ~ ''' "'a'il "i her eranu-
iI.n' T. ''ru'S' ''''' al '"''"SNl''e' MI
"'' WIS " years vi az" '"o "h''" :"
:F'' "s" iVS'''" III 'n' Guy re vas
'"i' III '''Nhi'' an" upon 'iS ARRIVAL III
''"0 ''''"N '''''''" !" ""ii'"s'o''' ne
n''''' n'i'' d"' S"" "ct'Ne service
'"''"sh .'' Nv II war Many OF me older
f'i''' VI Tue 'l'N VIII near OF ms d'hiise
WIZ" regret n' fuherai was held Mon
-"' az ~" " H. at the congregational
'""r'" VI ''c"ioohd.
Tl,, I,Iuliur,nr Autop,oIua ,,,,l ,,o,1 -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
INSPECTION OF v. N. G.
Dates Changed Somewhat from, the Ilc-
Gently published List.

Captain George w. Kirkpatrick has re-.
turned TO Fort Ethan Allen from Mont
pelicr. where he went for q conference
with Adiutant-Gcncral Gilmore relating
to the da,cs for the inspection Of the list
infantry, Vermont National Guard. The
dates which were previously published in
the Frcc Press wci" taken from the letter
of instruction received by Captain Kirk
patrick. when 10 received his orders TO
INSPECT the guard. These dates were orig
inaily furnish,d by Adjutant-Gcncral Gil
more to the war department. with a priv
spccton occurs, AN officer will accompany
Captain kirkpatrick on his tour. This
officer will probably be the adjutant-
gen. raj
The dates Of Inspection. as agreed upon
AZ Tuesdays conference are as follows.
and an order regarding the inspec ion is
being prepared for the ational guard !:
Company T., Barre, April 10; Company II.
Montpelier. April IA: Company NJ, Bur-
lington. April IL: Company c. Brandon.
April Is; Company L. Bennington. April
10; Company A, Rutland, April 20; head
quarters and Company I, Brattleboro.
April y; Company q, Bradford, April -
Company l.. Newport. April %; Company
u. st. Johnsbnry. April 2G; Company and
End artillery, Northiield. April -, Com
parry Il and hospital corps, st. Adams,
April IS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
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MAPLE SUGAR INTERESTS.
The lIackw ward season Not Encoura,.-
inE-I nuxunI Preparations.

Tho Iirattlo boro correspondent of tho
Springfield r. publican writes IS follows:
The sugar makers with bit-stock in hand
arc all ready for tho word go" by the
weather clerk, everything being in rcadi-
ness for lhe anticipated big run of sap
after the sun has crossed the line on H. ,
10Th and the snow has been reasonably
settled by the customary rain about that
date. The sugar makers themselves have
been ready for active operations for week
past, but the mercury lurking around the
zero POINT is hardly conducive to a good
SAP flow. TWO mornings this week the
thermometer has registered from six be-
low here IN Brattleboro TO 81 below in
at her PARTS of the county--about rs stiff
weather as has been experienced at any
tim, during the winter. 1t is unusual To
have at this season of the year great
a. cepth of snow on the grOund--all the
WAY from three to five feet this has
settled but little in tho woods, making it
cxc.edingly difficult to make tho neccs-
sary roads to the sugar houses. Every
body is looking for "A change in conditions
within ihe next week and 1t looks as
though "sugarin," would last well into
AIril, which will be appreciated. M UNI
usual preparations have been made for u
big yield. Very little new sugar has been
seen in the market; in fact, 80 pounds
would probably covcr the whole amount.
made ny to tins tim" in the state. lnquir-
les from the inaple-sugar sections bring
the snnic general reply. TOO cold for
san ~ in Orange county, where the
sugar makers combine to market their
product. there has been none marketed
"h'ic ny in Wiln,ington--the banner sugar
'"wn OF Windham coun,y-not pound
ms uocn produced, and q manufacturer
i"hl 'hr Today say thai the snow Is
~ Coast l |. feet deep in every sugar lot
II La lnM.n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
Arsene Boucher.
Funeral Director and Elnbalme1.
1863 North Street,
Burlington.
Night call. Telephone 1se.o1
ESTATE OF LOUISA STORY.

me Undersigned having been an
pointed by the Hon Probate Cour, fnr
the District of Grand isle, commits
sioncrs to receive, examine and adjust
an c'alms and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF Louisa Story, late
OF Alhureh. In said district, deceased
hereby give motto" that we will moct
TOR the purpose of examining ana al.
LOWING SAID claims at the late resi-
uence or the deceased. in Alhurgh on
saturday. september ., 1905, from nine
o'clock n. m. until four O'Clock u. m Of
said day. and that six months from tho
time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to US
FOR examination and allowance
Dated at Aiburgh. this l7th day of
March. A. d. 1905.
II. w. MARVIN. Adm
NJ HAVEN.
MYRON MGREGOR.
JN,"t Commissioners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ESTATE OF JULIA II, HECkNlTH
or BURLINGTON.

We. the subscribers, having bcen nm.
pointed by the Memorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
commissioners to receive. examine and
ADJUST the claims and demands of All
persons against the estate of Julia II
Reckwith. late of Burlington. in said
district deceased, and also all claims
ana demands exhibited in offset there.
to- and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said
court FOR that purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend
10 the duties OF our appointment at the
ONO" of tho Probate Court in Rurlinr-
ton. in said district on the third Sal
urdaYs of April and Sept mbcr next. at
!" o'clock a. m, on each of said days
Dated this 18th day of March. 1905.
HRADLEY u. SMALLEY,
ELMER T.. DAVIS.
3S,3t Commissioner
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
35 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Creditors Of the Late John w. Hayes
VIII Get That Amount.

Tho estate of John w. Hayes, former
alderman from the NTH ward. who died
several years ago, WAS finally dccrccd IN
probate court yesterday. after having
passed through an unusually stormy pro-
cess of settlement. When Mr.. Hayes died
his estate was involved TO a considerable
extent and objections Of various kinds
were made in probate court.
The entire estate amounted to about Sl3
O0J. There was secured indcb' edncss
amounting TO $500, which had To be paid
in full. In addition there were unsecured
debts amounting to about $1,000 and over
The settlement of these obligations there
were many hearings. According to the de-
cree maze yesterday, Mrs. Hayes gets
one-third Of the estate. the other two
thirds going to the creditors, who will re-
cciv, ID cents on the dollar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ESTATE or FRANCES J.. HATuA-
WAY or BURLINGTON,

We, tho subscribers. having been an.
pointed by the honorable the Probate
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of ali
persons against the estate of Frances
l.. hathaway, late of Burlington in
said district deceased and also ali
claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from tho day
of the date hereof being allowed by
said court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the duties of our ap-
pointment at the office of the Probate
Court, In burlington. In said district
on the third Saturdays of April and
september next. ut 10 o'clock a. m. on
each of said days.
Dated this 18th day of March. 1905.
FRED JOHONNOTT,
p. II. CCRLEY,
asst tOmmssi toner's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

TESTIMONY MlSQtOTED.

While in conversation with Free Press
representative. John e, Murphy. n MEM
Der Of the medical college. who testified
at the last session of the Stntc investieat-
ing committee at Wateibur says that
his testimony has been misquotod in the
press. He testified that during his scrv-
ice at the asylum he knew that
Superintendent Hutchinson had visited
the ward only three times in
six months. lie also testified that he
knew the milk sent to the patients had
been skinned. He did not say that
Mr.. Mansfield of Essex was "a troublesome
patient.
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OF A BACHELOR.

REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
You fattor men with your actions. wo
men with words
A woman is never too old not to ad
nit she is younger.
It's a great moral triumph not to GO
your name in the papers when II is in
scandal!
There is hardly any insult a woman
can resent more than for you to in
Innate that her rival has naturally curl!
hair,-Eew York Press.
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DIED.

SroRES-ln Denver, Colo. March IL.
Mrs. Martha tStorrs) Allen, formerly of
this city.
BENEDlCT-In Shelburne, Vi, March
10, Mrs. j. s. Benedict, aged 70 years.
JoYNER--At his home. % South Will
lara street this city March 10. 1ao5. Vary
Bliss JOINER, aged II years and SIX
months.
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cured and b. athing tubes inserted for
those most Seriously i'll, Tuesday after
noon little change for the better was
r, ported.
NEW BUILDING; At KuRN HATrIN
HOMES.
The prospectus of the New England
kurn IIattin Homes in Westminster, is.
sued yesterday, outlines plans for a me-
mortal building which it. is purposcd to
erect for school building The new
building viii cost about $1,000, and the
names of persons in whose memory con-
trihutions are made will be engraved on
a tablet placed within the building. The
present school room is entirely in an attic,
the floor being level with the caves, So
that 1t is extremely hot in summer ani
cold in winter, and it IL poorly lighted an
poorly ventilated all the time. Thirty-iive
boys are in the same building with tho
superintendent and helpers all the time.
and there is no place in which the boys
can play in stormy weather The present
school room also takes up room which is
needed for other purposes. The basement
Of the new building Will contain "A manual
training m. small boys play room. etc.
There WA he three class rooms on the
III st floor. ana on the second floor will be
gymnasium which may be used also for
an auditorium.