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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

iigt 1om multgt. 0tD pam ef elef
onbet Qrbejoe / Meni9beoen, fom ban
fan uoFgre; ba bill mart Snteresier
% aarlig6eben p9ftes. 8et er fun
ba, mar man Ter airtens 4rbeioe
paa mart 6oGb. man Iarer at fate
bet. -
Gn6elio = itul Dor norfsameritanz
tie unaoom funne ubnntte til 5oroeI
for 1ationen be faregne goner og
srGfter. ben Tom norf beiiober, Ida
mau ben blipe fig bisie goner og
auafter beoioft; men bette igen trGz
Der aenoIfab til ben norIte 5oItes
taratter.
Ger ZEN unge berfor at tenoe og
elite Def Soft og bet 2ano, boor Sc
trenes 9ugge fob. 2rr Dem at tens
Be og tate Oeres QtrOefoo, De iOm
nOrRe eier. ba oil De ogiaa tunne
fate De Sober, bet me 69orelan0
bur at bnoe.
Tor at uonntte iaa meget ION mu'
tiot ale De ounoelige arRft,t, Oor
unqoom fbber inbe meo, bar De at por
llugoom, iom bar Chit og gone, OPP
muntres til at fretpenters pore e9ne
beiere Qareanitalter, bpor De tan f1a
en- 6piere uobannelie paa et friiteIi5t
grunolag og I en- ~triitelig Qanb.
Der sr altfor mango 5or9IOr.
btanot port lut6erTte 9irtefoIt. fom
Rambler oaarligt / oenne Sag.
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tote Sfole paa min Son? Seq bdOs
Be life megen StOIsgan9 i min ling
bonn; ieg bar 1uast mig igennsm -
min Sen Faar gre bet iamms." :
Men ri maa TONNE / 6u, at 6rems
tioen tr4per mere at Den tommenoe
Slegt NED i9enipn til 0plpsniRg, enb
rem frapebs al os; oernait nae ri
tomme / gu, at Spergsmaalet foT
be unge sr life ON at i laa zig igens
nem1; men Spsrgsmaalet, ION full
be Itaa for % og Dem ! al i'm alars
heb, er: 6borlebes IfaI De ungss
arafter 5remtiOen ~u6n1ttes til BEL
fgnelie for bem ieI0 o9 beIe Gam
funoet2
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garo for Den unge eno 5uiinber at
Dollars.
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bet er nnttigt for en- 9reng at fua
6%folegang; men qigen be6soer lite
nogen fpjere StoleuOOannelie. 6un
grr life nogen 8rug At Den 9aroom,
Fun iaar".
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6e6eoer BEN meIte Qanosoannelie =
ban. ION gaar bag qlooen. s0er bun,
hoem bet poa6biler at op6ra9e gers
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gg maaler 2arreb uo, eaer bun. fom
bar bet meite qr6eiOe meo at banne
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beiOe er Iige faa 6etponingsfuIot fOm
Manoens, og forOi bun er ct mennss
fe, 81 Roinoens Ret til Stolegang
Iige faa tor iom MSunosns.
5ioen fraDer oplpite apinber lige
fua Oiit iom oplpite Mano.
Gnosfg er Der mango JoralOrs,
Iom %biitnot ienOer oeres 3renge og
bigger til bpjere StOlsr; men De fem
Der BEN enten til religionslefe Stos
Ter eler pgfaa til andre airfeitoler
eno pore egne, og bet / en- Qlber.
ou be er melt ~mOOtagelige for Snbs
trgt. 3ette er milbeit taft letfinbigt
honblet of Gorelbrsne. 6pab bliDer
Reiultatst for ben ungs? 9uur ban
en- 5ibIang til ben religionstsie Sto.
R. tommer ban uo at Stolen gem
nwmtrangt at ben 2igegploigfsbens
aanp ligeoDerfor &riienoommen, iom
~ ruuoenoe bsb bisfe Stoler, Og BIZ
per maaife itaasnbs uoenfor, radr 4n@
friget lpber, og grubgommen IONS
mer. Genbes ban til en- ulut6erft
atrtefole, inbaanOer ban benne Stos
Is Cuff = bliDer fremmeb for ben
funhe lut6erffe Nano % tdbes for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

iorq for en- iaaoan 9entitation.
geitpIbnjngsr mob BEN
banife aegeriug. 5 ct / Jlensbors
ubtommenoe gIab, .5lens6urger
Rorooeutifs 3eituug", Der mener at
Rare Organ for ben preusTife Gegss
ring / Slespi3, Fnoes Senbag BEN
30. 5uIi unoer Opsrftriften De oans
ite Rumlerier I Rorbilesoi9" en- Meo=
teleIie, Ter Inber iaaleoes:
0Ticielt f~trioes: Gn Ratte gMlpiisr
bar. i g~etraatning al 5Iaaoeoagent /
as6sn6apn % 9eiierens Samme1s
fomit meo aongen at 3anmart, forz
arget zig oper be foite uopisninger !
Slesoig : 6oliten, og 9ioet ben 5aus
te lIotrnt. at bisie |llboisninger ptls
be pirte foritemmenbe / aebenbdDn.
SITTER 6oao .9or0osutide Reidstor.
leiponben3" erfarsr, eftsr Sigsnbs fra
6eDit unbsrrettet Sioe / SlssDig
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er Der / langere lib life bleoen me-
ret SDmpati Tor 5reosforitnrrerne /
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ming til uooisningsrne. for itaoeliae
for bet goos 5or6olo melem De 10
Stater".
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fenbaDn:
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at uotale os ON, bOab nan / be Debit
unoerrettebe 9reoie / Slesoig : Sol
ten" tror eQer tGnter ON StemniHs
gen Der / Qanbst. W1en be n9bnte
tpIte glabs oil life tuge fell, bois be
fremtibig gaar ub fra, at ugiaa og
madIfe enoog gdnite I9rlig be iiofte
%llopisninqer - ener ON man bill:
,9ortbisninger" - bar gjort ct me-
get pinligt Snbtrht netop | De leoenos
arebie / a%sben6abn.
geftptbninssH for, at ben odnits
Regering og andre Organer for bet
oanite 5olf itulps bare mitet S1ms
p5tien for be oanife NorbTssDfgere,
ar ielOfslgelig fulofanbig grebet lS
at Quften. Blot ! IelDe 4ntagelien
liager en- aranfslfs, Jon sieblittslig
fra bonif SIDE ifal tilbageOiies".
I'll 5orbet Or airted az
qeu / 9anlsIe uf9olbes, ION aner'oe
tiblieere t~ortelig Omtalt. | Dagens
og 26. Quguft en- Sommerfeit uos
i rem fife gp. Der beb benne 2eilis=
FEB BIZ itrenge zig an at pberite SIN:
for at praientere fig | bet NET fiat
Iterenoe ems. Oct er Meningen / rG'
I~ientlig Grab at eiOe Soften auro!ter
ar en- 8lomiterfeit me0 Sern6dnsre'
tabrationen og bens tore 5uDe, bel
er lejet til bette 8rug, iom Centrum
Is 5apen blibsr Der illumination o.
lF1rbarferi, og 0anleies tdlrige Gar
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Fl. q. 0plesarn1 Of StueIpiasrirbsr
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
CnIfes!

en una Mauo os euiitu puifes til at
arbeloe paa Ell 6arm.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

gfubfefis finbsfpg. Gn
un9 pigs beb PaOn Qnna Gbriftens
fen fra 5jenne lsp beb RineTteb, fOm
for Siben for at lare StrabberIbs
ming opbolbt ia I 6ufet 6os 5ru
Niften / StOrmgabs 0r. %, ass
6sn6dpn. fit forrigs Rat plubTelig
ct QnfatO al Sinbsfbee. ltpuas
flabf % meb en- 2ampe | 6uunben
ilebe bun neb / 9~adrben, beffebe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

Rf6e 0pmttrfe. Som tios
Iigere mebbelt, bar Der pit fig Sbamp
/ 4irtens 8%lottetdarn, / bbilten 4ns
leoning bette for 5iben undertakes
en- deportation. 6or at fad nGrmes
re Gplpsning ON Stabens SterreIie
.og Qariag, bar oRi6e Qmtst." tsus
penbt zig oerom til grofesior @ms
berg, ION MI fornnIig bar OPP
9Olot fig / Ribe. grofesforen bar
b~erefter opInit, at Spampens llbbre-
BELLE og Staoe paa 5aarnet life er
n9r iaa itor iom tioligsre antaget,
ioet bet bar pitt fig, at tun De nbrs
Dele At 5rabartet. 5orftalningen,
er angrebet. mebens Den inooenbige
Struttur er friIt og uanqreben.
Spampen, Der Der er paa 5Groe,
bar - betegnenOe not - uooitIst
il9 ira open og neoetter, nenlig oppe
/ ben soerite Sop, boor aobberbattet
bar oaret Iaa tatIutten6e. At BEN
bogitapelig bar paret bermttiIt tiuut-
tet. Meoens en- iuaoan 5atbeo bib
til bar oaret aniet FOR en- 0po psb q
Tag. oiier G%rfaringen altiaa Der, at
man ogiaa paa bette 0mraaoe maa
6rDbe mso De RegIer. hoorefter man
bibtil bar tonitrueret 5agene, o9 pu1
en- eaer anoen Maaoe Urge for Ben
.tilation melem 5r9oGrtet, uben at
6ugttq6eosn bog faar gbedng. tfi
9entilatiou er Soampens argeits
5ienoe. Ter Dil nj blioe oraget Cm-
iorq for en- iaaoan @entitation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

ubtaleIier, Der tpoeoe ben pad, at bun
in1en Bart bdpbe / ben. aonen for
mente, at benbe tiltom 6alboelen, pd
Der lite bar truffet nosen beitemt @f=
tale ON, at 5GGesifabet opbabebes.
6orn1elien plsisbe asbmanoen at be-
isrge, o8 aonen betalte iaa i~enere.
9onen anlagbe Sag MOB asbmans
ben, Der / 5slge 9. 2lo. oeb Rettens
Dom Ct tilpligtet at betale benoe
6alooelen al GebinItsn.
5oIfetbingsman gierz
9ieIerf0rt. Gperrstten
bar paabemt ben ti6Iiaere omtalte
ira 9orssr aebItaos Grtraret inbans
teoe Sag. bOorunoer 5~olfethingss
mani Qeoer 5acobien aofboIm Bier
Re osmtes I'll en- ggoe til Gtatstasz
len paa 300 Str. iubI. iimpelt Sang
TEL / 3 ll9er % efter Sernbanelo0en
meo en- 9sbe til Statsfasien az
40 ar., 6oor6os bet ~paalagoes tam
at uorebe attionens Gmtoitninger.
Cperrstten iosmte tiltaIte en- 80
Re pda 50 Sir. til Statstasisn ef
ter Sern6anelo0en. for at bare fort
.iat I'm itsienoe ~2(ofaro efier Be BAN
ar 9agtainen og StprmanOen me6=
.oelts 4ooarsler og Tor at bare beitas
.oiget goroens og GeIanoeret.
9erimeb tunoe Der life paalGgs
ges tjltalte nogen Gr~iiatning, oa
ban life 6apbe piaet anerienbe Rig
.tig6eoen al BEN paa Stabsu latte
.9uroerina.
Qttionens Omtoitninger paalagbes
ret oTsntli9e meo llnotagelie al
SaIaret til Qftor Tor 0oerretten
so Str. ION bet paalagbes t~iltalte
at ubreoe. 3iltalte bapos pripot
enaagsret 9efenior.
0rosferer III. UesfeG8.
0s6. Qfbfbe @rosferer IF. 8<s=
lei tube BEN 4. BE-. 81. 122 biiats
tee / @entofte Girte. I admiliens
0gbsannonce itaar efter ben dfoes
oeg Unite i Stil6eo", men bet fan
oog afersbe M ies. ftribsr a9gbI."
az 4. Qug. at 0eltagelien anigeOel
bill 6lipe meget tor. Saalebes bit
oMa9aiin bu Rorb" 6liber luttet
81. Il, og bet antdses, at btle qers
fonaIet oil aipe Msbe peb 6sjtibss
Iig6eoen og afgaa berfra meb 3og
&l. 1909. S%ognsprnit SanBen ril
rimeli9pis tomme til at boGoe 5alen.
Otter 6sjtibeiig6ebeH I airteH To-
reg Qigst til 9rsmatoriet. bOOr bet
pil blipe 6rGnbt. 6ertil bill iittsrt
fun De anernnrmeife fslge BET.
I'll 5eitamentseTefutorer er in1=
lat 6sjeifsretsfagfsrer Sbafp Og ben
afosoes grober @euerarionIul pc
Ter Wssfel.
Magaiin ou Roros famlebe per
ionale fenber til gudren en- SsIOs
trang. og geitprsfsH og 9irettsren
prugtFuToe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Minffterfet ubtoIetfe
{ m Sfofetugt. 5 ct meb Stos
leOirettiUaens qautegntng til auIs
tHsminiitsriet inotommet dnoragens
be far en- as6itab : Sfolefommiss
iion ubbebt fig en- uotalelie fra mi
riitsriet ON, booroiot 5orIeelIer, be-
gaasbs at 8srn pau 9eisn fra os
til Stolen, bportil a9reren er Bib
ne, fdlber inb un0er Sfofens 9ugt.
5orantebiget berdf bar Miniiteriet,
til bibere geteHotesreife mebbelt
Stolebfreftionen, at naor ct Barns
iQ9rer bliper 0ibns til, at bet pud
gejsn til suer fra Stolen ger zig
ffDlbig | en- Gorfeelie, Der | Qlminbes
ligbeb bgr bare @enifonb for paas
tale, maa ban p9rs bsrettiget til pau
Stebet at gri6e inb meb QOpariel
ener Gormaning, boorimob ZEN BIZ
here 9datdfe og e0entuele Struf bsr
cpfattes, inbtil Barnet ben felsenoe
Sfolsbaa igen inbfinOer fig puu
lSfolen. no Bill BET bd | Wlmtnbelids
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

House, som har overtaget Restoplaget
OF hele Forhandlingen If denne upper
lige Bog.
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Blair, HEIR.
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Modersmaalet.

MOdersmaalGt.
ovelse | at tale, lese
og skriveD ansk nd
arbejdet sf Sigurd
Anker. Faas nu l
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giftop GIaufen, Qar6us,
per foraplig bar aHattet tin afiteps.
begaring agter ifplge sqarbus o..
at 6lioe / Qar6us, ogIaa efter at be
re fratraaot Gmbeoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

o0anfferen" ubsdar 2 Gonge ON
ueen. $1.50 aurlis. prsbesRr. frit.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24

by himself, assisted by Doctor James.
Stanley. WATSON. and Upton showed
that four ribs and the breast bone
We're broken. facts not suspected be-
fore.
Dr. w. ]. Upton testified ms TO
Coon's application and record, and that
Mr.. Durant was apparently In good
physical condition when committed
Oct. 2s, and when he saw him that
night.
Sheriff c. C. Graves. who arrested
Coon and Dennis, said that the story
told by Coon was that Durant kept
jumping up from the table. and that
finally both struck him and sat him
down. Coon finally, he said. took him
from behind and pushed him down
into chair Durant then took up n
knife from the table, saying some-
thing In French. The two attendants,
said Coon. hit him several times In
the chest. and took the knife from him.
Dennis's story. as told to Mr.. Graves
while coming back from Springfield
with him, was that they We're trying
to make him sit down, and that In the
struggle Durant kicked the chair from
under another patient. and that both
| fell over, with the other patient on
top OF Durant. Dennis did not. wit
ness thought. tell of striking Durant,
but did not deny Coon's statements,
some of which were made In his hear
ing.
Lawrence Wright. charge nurse In
the ward where Durant was, testified
that he was not in the room when the
trouble occurred and that no report
was made to him OF II as was the duty
of the other nurses. He first noticed
the injury Wednesday. Nov. /. and
called DIR. Bones attention to 1t.
Charles o. Damren, assistant SUPER
visor. was of duty Wednesday after
noon and first heard Of Durants In
Jury Thursday morning. Nov. g. The
Investigation was adjourned to Mon
day.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
ROGERS DECISION MONDAY
SUPREME COURT NOT EXPECTED
TO INTERFERE
Preparations for the Execution Are
Going Forward-lf the Decision ls
Adverse to Murderess There Will
Be No Delay.

Attorney Gen. C. C. Fits does not
expect decision In the appeal from
the sentence of death of Mary Rogers
until Nov. 81, when the United states
supreme court will reconvene. Prepa-
rations for the execution are going
forward. and there will be no delay II
the decision OF the court Is adverse to
Mr.. Rogers.
There are attorneys who believe the
chances are good for the court to in
terfere. Some unique points were
raised In the appeal. and III these had
been of a slight consequence as the
attorney general Is reported as believ-
ing, lawyers familiar with procedure
In the United States supreme court
think the court would have rendered
an immediate decision instead OF hold
ing the matter for consideration.
A dispatch from Rutland dated Nov
IS says: That Mary Rogers viii be
hanged seems to be regarded mere as
almost certain. Judge +. M. Butler
who, with his partner, Attorney T. w.
Moloney. has fought one of the most
noteworthy legal battles for life in
the history of Vermont, says:
AS far as we are concerned. we are
through with the case. The United
States supreme court has taken re-
cess until the eth, and II the writ OF
habeas corpus is not granted, nothing
further can be done
Attorney Moloney has just returned
from Washington. where he made
last effort In presenting the case.
Sheriff H. II. Peck Of White River
Junction has notified his deputies VINO
have been selected to aid in the execu-
ton of Mary Rogers at Windsor on
December s. when her reprieve ex-
pires, to be ready to carry out the SEN
tence at that time unless the order Is
officially countermanded
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
Science Cannot Solve Mystery.

The mystery which surrounds the
death of the three children at the 81.
Joseph orphan asylum at Burlington
and the illness of about n score more
will probably always be a mysterv as
science has been unable TO determine
the cause. DIR. d. II. stones director
of the state laboratory of hygiene
when asked if he would make any tur.
ther report in the matter replied tnat
nothing further could be done. ne
said everything had been done at tne
laboratory that could be. but no DEN
mite cause could be determined,
Theories I'M regard to the case vary
and the subject will probably pc as
cussed in medical journals rrom
professional standpoint.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
A Big Granite Deal.

The granite quarries owned by NC
Donald Cutler e. Co., Worden d Bros
Mari & Gordon, and Mari & Worden
were sold at Barre. Friday. NOV. ~,
to the Consolidated Quarry Co, new
corporation recently organized uhder
the laws of Vermont with capltal
stock of 100000. By this merger Iour
light and medium quarrles auJoiiiins
each other in the WeosterVllle uls-
trict are brought under one manage
ment The combined quarries cover
a. acres and have been operated for ~
wears, Mari & Gordon received $lbo,-
600 for their light granite quarry. NC
Donald. Cutler & Co have an equip
ment valued at $4,000
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
PETER ouRANT's DEATH.
csryisors Of Insane Investigate
state Hospital Assault.


The Investigation into the cause OF
4, recent death OF Peter Durant. a
,dent al the state hospital for the
..,re was begun at Waterbury. Fri
sr Nov. II. before the board OF SUI
Scissors of the insane. composed OF
n, Z, 4, Steele OF Montpelier. l.. M.
.,oene. of Bethel. and q. :. Foster, OF
|Stney. Attorney-General Fits being
|~able TO be present, States Attorney
HoIIster Jackson represented the
mr. Herman ID. Bone, third assistant
|AysIcian at the hospital, testified that
n. attention was first called to Du-
.,rs condition about 3 o'clock We'd
,.sday evening. Nov |. The man ap-
.'sred 10 be suffering. He was put to
IA and an examination showed n
s,ge dIscolored area on the breast.
M bruise was poulticed and the man
sade as comfortable as possible. The
sct that Durant could speak no Eng
I'M made relief more difficult. He
sid that both Coon and Dennis. the
',sndants charged with assault upon
mrant. denied abusing him or any
sber patient; but patient named
rsnnery said he saw Coon and Dennis
mock Durant down. The witness re-
Ned the circumstances OF the arrest
n the two attendants. both of whom
vere trying to leave town.
supt, Don ID. Grout was called. He
pstided that Durant was admitted
nom Middlebury Oct. 2S. being then
|.nnarently in a vigorous condition fol-
man over so years old. His atten-
ian was called TO Durant's injury
yoy. l, by Doctor Bone, who told him
hal the man was In bad way. He
mdered an investigation. Doctor
Enut related the details concerning
inc arrest of the two attendants
Questioned regarding the past record
Il the men he said Dennis had beer
smployed in different hospitals. off ant
nm for about ten years. He begar
work at waterbury July 9. 1905. HI
vent to Springfield, Mass. Oct. 10. os'
tensibly to visit a sick sister. 1t APP
pears, however. that he worked In I'M
Springfield insane hospital from Oct
d to Oct. 20, when he was discharged
he then returned to the Waterbur!
hospital.
Coon brought letter Of recommen'
iation from DIR. s. E. Lawton Of tn
Brattleboro retreat. Inquiry at Brat
teboro disclosed the fact that an at
tendant named Coon had been dis
charged for profanity and general dis
ability. Coon was not hired when h
applied first. but later a letter from
Doctor Lawton intimated that he hat
caught the wrong Coon, and tn
man was given a place. A later ex
animation of the Waterbury hospita
records. after the arrest of these at
tendants, showed that Coon was EN-
Dloyed there from Oct. 30. 1897, to Jan
| 70, 1898. and was discharged for smok
hg and having alcohol in his room.
The autopsy on Durant. conducte'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
Skated on Thin Ice.

Aberlando Martinez, II, was
drowned in the creek at Rochester Fri
day night, Nov II, while trying 10
skate on thin ice. He started out
alone with his skates shortly a1ter
dark and soon cries for help were
heard from the direction in which ne
went. 1t was impossible to reach the
drowning lad for some time. probably
half an hour All the time Martinez
kept up a brave struggle for life ana
succeeded in keeping at the surface OF
the water. When he was finally taken
out. resuscitation was lmpossipie.
The boy came from Cuba win ,iie
Vermont National guard. Both his
parents are dead and the whereabouts
of other relatives is unknown. He had
lived with oscar Martin for three or
four years. There was only a tnih
coating of ice on the creek, ana shat-
ing was very dangerous.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24

Bernie T. Cole was arrested in Par
sons, Kan, recently in response to a
telegram from the postoffice inspector
at Newport, for robbing the postofiice
at Craftsbury, and escaped from jail.
When the chief of police entered
Coles cell with the prisoners supper
Cole hit the officer over the head with
a brick After beating the chief OF
police insensible. Cole took the Off
GERS keys, unlocked the doors of the
Jail and escaped. Cole confessed, II
is said, that he had robbed the post
office
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
Favored by Both Parties.

Republicans and democrats alike
praise Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
diseases, as no other remedy can COM
pare with It. 1t is safe and sure. F.
T. Slater. merchant, III Main street,
Gloucester, Mass. writes: "Foley's
Honey and Tar cured me Of a very
bad cough which l had for three
months though other remedies failed
to benefit me. l can highly recon-
mend it for coughs and colds" Sold
by All Dealers.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
Bio Fire in Burlington.

A fire which started in the box rae
tory of w. & D. G. Crane at noon.
MondaE. Nov 20, at the north ena Oh
the lumber district in Burlington des-
troved the entire plant, with the eN-
ception of the planning mill and tne
boiler house Winooski firemen were
called upon to aid. the loss Is esq
mated at $4,000 The destruction OF
the nlant throws $50 men out Of en-
nlnyment
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
MEMS FUR LINED COATS.

This class of coats has come
very much into favor with Mer-
chants Bankers. Doctors. Law
vers and Professional men gen
orally. in the last few years.
We show some beauties. 80,
Fine Astrachan cloth outside
with black Marten lining
American Sable collar. Price; 90
Fine Black Melton outside.
Narten lined, with Nutria coildrc;
sizes 80 to "A. Price .9<s'oo
Same as above with American
Sable collar. Price ...... @a4'oo
Fine Kersey outside with best
Marmot lining. This is very
fine fur. nearly approaching 81
berian squirrel. Price, Soo'oo
Fine Kersey outside with
American sable lining and COL
lar of same. Price .....$fo'oo
High grade of above coat
same outside. but with mn,
er selected skins. Price, $Sf.oo
Fine Carr Melton outside,
california mink lined, a truly
beautiful garment. Price $so'oo
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
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