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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

Ser in Ncm Oort Der tor
henc MiQionGr Charles :. DcyfC3 lit
Ill Heb5citcn Scr bette @ulGcr nid)t
N0ucicn. SoB CT MN tcltunlcnloriid)
100000 Collars fir oen &on cilca
Npipitolo IN NUp-Oorf beitinnt uno
cnpu iicbcn Niiuioncn Goliura iiir
bCE llrtcrnult 0eS ycrfcs &oipitolS
olla0eiCG1 bot. miro ibnl III .luCitCn
Mreilcn bod) unGCredlet ncrocl. Nnl
Gboroftcr luIc al Der Ecrlonlld}tClt
Dcrfca' GnGcrt Gle SdertunN mcitcr
nid)ia. @o niclS hotten lit "a lit oild)
ctuaa Sid)t ponll0tben. Nlul obcr Ic-
oialid) bic Sidticiten s)crtca' beruors
5llbebcn, hicbc Gin Noll5 iolld}e% Gbn.
rufterbllO uon Dem EcrltorbcnCt
icidncl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

hcii iii porlultllg pprilbtr, aber Dlt
Madlt Der SpeflllationS Snterelcn
iibcr Die Tinnr5 &nltitlttc 1T cine Ser
ihIinnlitcn @einbren in Der JcbiNru
Ea1e. Is lit 5ll boffelL bdG 0oo Eiths
liflml lidlt oil Die barGcbotcnen SO
Der onbeiBel miro, ltn0 lChr lUii!1'
ld~]cnalpcrth lit Is, DOB Die Tin0nJ
&ll'rItlttc nllf clter cpnlcrp0tlpcn Fo
tiff Der Grc0itNcmdbrlnlg bcltcb1G,
um elmer Spcfulotipn& WuniC pcr}ll-
bclt1clL iilr Die aQc In5cidcn Dor,
Onn0cu lit0. IS lit alln Dor 0cn inc
niN MISREPRESENTATION Sn0uItrirp0s
plercn mo &~ltpIcrnttlcll Ill mdrllctL
mcil mnlld)c uolt ibnCu lGhcriid per
mGiicrt iino. Gle @rldiG;t mj3otr.
bolt iid). @Gl0erc 3eiten Der FroipC
rit0t limo oltrd) INSTRUMENTATION III
Gn0e OCbrobt mor0cn un0 Wl'tcG
}cit ihcint tIirc NuSnobnlr 81 me-
hcn. Ioa %ubr 1906 ideint, ma2
Organization unlnnNt, ein Hccorobrc-
der mcrocll 5t mollcn, 10 lrJr G05
nl,d) 1T bcooucrn mGrc. 9icoftiuncl
0iiriCn jCOer5cit Crpnrtrt mcr0eli.
@oUurrnCur Gbmin Mor-
iiclo bat ben %&nhrc3brrid,t ser Gircls
loren mo 0c2 Mnrbeina 0C9 WQru.
lGn0cr Stuota }%lldtthonlca pero1fcnt.
lId1. 9ornud) mnrcn Gnoc Oca Ncd).
nltllgSiabrca GO. NoDenlber 1900
991 StrGflingc III Der Nnltolt. Gle
Ginnnbmcn Der Nllltnlt, lpo5ll ulc
Mllolicn bcitrl1cll, cranhCn lilr 0cll
StnotSid)uB 2inCn llcbcrldlltB Don
3G,4J2 Collars, unb 0nbci lit ocil
StrGilingcn iiIr lbrc Nrhclt lod) Die
SmmmC uOn 3G,13I Collars Nlltgc.
i@d)ricbcn mor0rlr. Gle Hcitrn1 Gr>
Stunta5lldihnuica iin0Ct 0cnl nll6
Nncrfcnmul0 mCit iibCr 0ir @rcn5cn
lmlcrca Stontca h%inota. Ger DC
rld)t glebt nod lpeitcre tlltcrellolltS
5bntioche1. Eon ocn 901 Snln''cn
oCa 3ldtbanlCS lunren 6i9 6orbIgc
mo 37S @eibc. Sic furbi9c Ncuolfc.
rlll0 oea SiautCa bctr09t ctlpn Gin
Niinitrl Der @CloumtbcpolfcrunM lie
llC1crt 0hcr nlchr, Gl@ ltd)> 3ebntcl
Der 3ud)thGualcr. @citcr lit Is bon
&ntcreiic, mcnn Der 9crid)t icltItellt,
0oB bon Den 997 3ud)tbmt@ Snioiicn
213 ltriftc Scmpcrcn5lcr, GGS m0BINc
(runtcr mo l1l,r % ltorfc Srinfcr
morcn. 0ic N~oitincn5lcr l"icicrn olio
ollh Gincn itottlihcn @citrog iiir Oa>
}nd)thalla, ocr lid) pro5cntllalitcr lei
Der nidt bcltinmtt iiir Die &cp0ltc,
rltng nngcbcn lGGt. Sidcr nbcr 0ori
man mobl omlcbmcn, onB Die 3aGl
Der Scnpcrcn5lcr lcDr plcl flclncr lit,
ais oic ser mGGigcn Srintcr, 10 onb
Der Norpurf oub Scr Nlfobol ullcrc
3ndtbIuirr iilllc, rcd)t hlniGniA
miro, Giir Die 0lltcn %Ionitdrcn Gin
riNtum0cn oca Stoota 3%lldDtbouica
lprid)t bic AcrinNc Gnoc9rntc bea let.
ten <Snhrca. Sic bctriin olii bic Sc.
iulnnt5ubl bon tll5 MllolIcn MIR -.
Son Den @cItorbcncl lporcn 10 Tor.
biQc un0 lrr 3 @cibc. Tic SeitunG
oca Stoot9 3%ud)tbouicS lit lloc6 oc"i
uo~rtlc1Cnoen Ncritbt in bcitcn MGll.
bcn.
&n Nclp , Dorf hubcn bic
Ncrhnli0lln10cn htNon1cn, lucld)c 0c.
Stnot Miiiiouri 0egcn bic nStanoorb
Oil Company" clllGcleItct hat. Ter
Aniong lit gcnlnd)t, ollcin cr l0Bt lid'
mie cinc SARGE al. Cine Nn5ohl mid)-
tiger 3cll0cn, burllHtcr ser ,%.frnnrnle"
Sobn. bot e. pcrltnnocn, lld) ben &C
rid)tli6cn %prlooun0cn III ent6ieber:.
"a Der SrllIt nnbc1ren5tc @clbnlittci
.-. t..st - So -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

Baltimore, no. BEN =. Gan. 1906.
Die SireitpreH Ger obiatit Neiellihdii bubeli
beute bic bnibjibrIide Sipioeubc puu 3 Eru5ent
erildrt, irei bon Sieietn. 6nbIbnr an ODER mas
Mumtag, oef s, Suuuar~ 1906, it Dem Siiredli
Der @eielIihnlt. Tr. All, SNsSaltimurcs StraHc,
Gdr Guftsm Sonic Aucuae.
3.G.S) y. &uutcWbera. Scfretir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08
ounSu,, Earf.

Ser baup.ia dlftditc Srteobni i'll Baltimore.
Irca.: 800 Ndcr. - 5mmrru abrenoer Gbartrr.
gelo bon alien Staoitbctlen. Strabenbubtls
HSaQaorS patltrei bcH 6aiptcinGan9 ale orct
WtiImten. 9&armca I&orteSimn,er iir SnIde,
Die ben Sricnbui bCi rllbem 2Setter ~bcfudDcu.
NeQrIhuiBpIdre 6r fcbr mdBiaen 4'rciier.
fGnlmtlih inter inrtWIhrelncr liIeQe.
Strcnu: Gr. 81, @cit.s %aratogas Straic.
((uub-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

&n Tr|nnfrci M 0rniiirt SIR
3cit Wicocr cinmul bic Spionrn-
iltrdr. Mon miu nidt mcniNcr dis
0rci 0clltid)c Spionc cntbctt bobcn
mo fiinbiAt mcitcrc MoliCnpcrboi
tl1llgcn al. SiSbcr bohcn lid) bicic
M~clonll0tn ilbcr ScrboitunAcn pom
oclltid)cn Spiollcn Qeiuohnlid dis
Iolid) bcrdltaQcllcllt. 81 miro ca n,td)
Gieanul icin. llebri1ena f6nMcn lid)
o0c Spiorr bel Ger Barrier Vrciic be
honfc>L bof lie ourd) oiclr Dor Der
orobcnocn &crboitunq QciuurNt nor
orll lill0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

sic Scatidc Scaer @erIihcrnusa Weicni dat
uuu Baltimore.
salt M . {, ben .. %atEar 1906.
Sine iteuer1reie 0ibioeloe bon orei YruSent,
am itnb nab Dem :, Saniur 1906 5ablhar.
iunroe Deltie uieacpurfen.
Subm ". 2aubcr,
(3.4,B.S) Setretir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08
G~criammIumgs- Mnsrigcn.

,%lluatb. Nat;cgicus 4orl Ecrm. 9rib. mo Guu,
&rrcii."
Sic %nbrCsEEc dnllt!ltQ itlla SSnhl bon ri
rclturCn itnoel Muutug, oel $. Nnrsnr 1906
S~iuliGlcn : Ilo $ llbr 9t6cno3, in Gbu3. &oIi'3
Suful, Ode &~nntUurnz mo 9nittcs Giraffe. iiutt.
SnDu :, Sciic, 4irdijoent.
(GS) 0turl SudiobaIm, SClr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

Sm unorSicno iolI scr
Sall bCo Mormoncn Snlpot bon
lltob luIcocr a%uincnonmicl, ipcrhcn.
Git 3euNenousio9en III Der icbtiGh=
rlacn llnterlldilna babcr fcincn Nc.
ipcts crhradlt, Dob Senator Snlont
Eolpaonliit lit. @osu olio bic Sud)e
michcr olliHrcifen? Wcnn Ger Scnat
ocnn eilmnol &auSreincnlod)crl Dor
nebnlcn nil. Damn iino onEerc Scutc
BORT, Die nlter Die 2npc nclonmcn
merocn iolltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

SIT Mnrbnr9 an Scr 2ubn
lOllroe en- Ginbrltd) III ser Gliiobcth-
STRIDE ncrllbt, mobci GGCIitcinc i'm
Mrrtbe uon 5000 Nturf Ncitoblcll
Wllr0Cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

&m Gronffnrtcr Sto0ts
iuolo mllr0c bon Dem NoritouflChCr
Sd)cuer cine rid)tiNe MdllberbGble
cntbcdt mo es 0clon0 ccm @comtcn,
Die pier &riniien ser @0hle. Die iid)
nit sen G%r1cbniiicn uou Ginbrilhcn
ld)ol> eingcrid)tct ltnh gut ucrprppI.
olltirt hottell, 81 pcrboitcn. Die mo
ocrnCn Hinoloiilo2, bel ocltrn Nltr sic
Hoiu, bic M0nbcrbrout, ichlt, iino
Wurldcn inn elltcr BON f. bis 20 >&0G-
rClI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08
SiUiOcn0cn.
Sic ScntlG,r &Gut non Baltimore.

~N Ut NHFFs To
Hultimort. ber %. Sei. 1908.
Sie SircftprcH uhi1er gullf babcl bcute einc
halhidbrlidbe Stntociloc BON 2H. Erujcgt CT
Hart. irei bon ulcn S%tb9nben. Sablbur am mo
iad) Miuutas, ben :. Sanuar 1906. Sic llehcr.
irn9lngas Rildlet btclbeH bis habill 9cidloiIen.
Grnit i. 6iht.
(36l.t .s) SniIircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

&n Ncm Dorf hubcn bic
Ncrbnli0lnnoct h%tNonnci, mcidc o..
Stnot Miiiolri 0cgcn Die yStanoorb
Oil Company" cilGclcitct bat. Ger
Nniong iii gcnlnd)t, ollcIn CT lobt id,
lpie cine SARGE oil. Cine Nn5ohl nid)s
tiger 3clloelL ooruntcr ser riromm,e"
Sobn. bot C. pcrltnllocn, lldl ben &C.
rid)tlidcn &orlooun0cn III c%nt6iebcE.
Ga Der SrlIt nIlbc9rcn5tc 6clonlittci
5ilr TcrfilgrulN bat mo lIdl Die &c
rlcbenltcn Nonofotcn iidcrn torll, bic
Niles pcrllld)cn mcrocn. bic Gcrbol0.
llll1cn hln5ll5Ichcn lino nit ted)'
riidrn Giiteleicn ulo GimpdnoCl
NoS Gracefully iulliorild 5u mod)en
l0Bt lid) ooa GrgchnlB ldbrucr uorol@.
In1cn. So mlroc Nlcidt pom pornlcr-
Gin BON bcn NmpGltcn Der Scl9eiell'
ihoit oic Iorocruug gcitclt, bo6
ullc &erbnnolnlgS = Erptofolle Don
Dem llntcrllld)una> Gommi'lor Sdlls
born perionlih in uollcm Mortluutt
nlc0crgclhrichen lucrocn %iolltcn, nidlt
ctlpo ltenogropDIld, ionoern budItGb-
lid. Sic berltlen lid onbci oni cin
oltca @eieB, ooa l0nNit llid)t mcbr be
od)tct, ober aud, llid)t mibcrrllIer
moroen lit. ui0 0oa bic NOppfotcr
lcBt GcrporlcIlid)t baden, llnl ocn
@ong Der TcrbnnollnnNen 5lt per
ldlcppcn. @cncral Nnmalt Noolcp
polt MiIlouri mcintc. inter. oieicn
llnItulioen mcrbc mon nod iibcr on5
n1dltc Mcihnnd)taicit nit Scr llnter.
llldrunN bcldGitigt icin. Goa 2unb
Bari obrr ooroui geipnrnt icin, Oh
aud Der Stont Miiipltri acgcn oo$
Stonboro Monnppl ocn aiirScrcn
iicbcn miro.
Sn Nunocsirnot luIl scr
tSall bcS Moruoncn Snmot bon
lltob mIcocr allfNcnonHicl, mcrbcn.
Gic 3eu9enollsioacl in Der lcstiGb-
,;,c,. f,+or,,L,, k,h,,, e,;,,,, III,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

2 d lon0cNge d d) ten limo
i'm Snnuor nidt 5cit9enlGB, % mltb
lpna onbcrcn onf's Supct Acbrod)t
n(rbcll. limo beaholb cr5uhit elmer I'M
S%unuorbeite oea nSehnicol @orlo
Mngo5in." ooG bic Mildl Scr mcibll.
den @oliild)c ncllerbinNs III @lcd)-
follren 0ciiilIt INC dis cine lteltc
Snrtc conbcnlirtcr Mild) III 0cn &oN=
Def Ncbrndlt mcroc. User Dos Mcltcn
Ser @oliiid)filbc bciorNt, miro ms
lribcr llidlt nlit0ctbeilt ieocnfulla Die
Mccriungiern oOer Die Sccnlren.
>Scbt MIR nod rlnen @oliiId)truIt 5ilr
Mild,gclpinnlW0 nnb umicrc Norllcr
fonlcn ibrc NiildgcidlGitc oil ocn
Nuacl bGn1cn.
Mus elmer 9 III | ung
mcrfmiiroiecr Sdnlouiidbc tbcilt
Gin 2ebrcr iolgclbc Strobe nit. Ger
NuiinB lit npn elmer Sd)illcrin Der CT
item &loiic elmer @ciucinGcidrilc &C
id)ricbcn. circmr 9eiueften M1hd)el1,
ltnb bchonhctt Die Trogc: .@Gs lit
Gin Scid?" III iolgcnbcr NciIc:: Gin
Scid) lit cine tleine @allerlollold,olt,
lpcld)c oos @cgentfcil elmer Sn'cl
bilbet. Sn ocmielben lehen Slide,
@iirmcr, ShiIirphr, Gnten mo
@Gnic mlh bci'nl 9ooclt oild) Men-
id,eu. Sit Der Scid, arcb, 10 bciBt er
See, ). .. Office. Sit CT iolaia. ncltnt
mon i'm Mccr, lit er iallcr. 10 beitt
er Sonertci9. sit Elm Geld 10 arob.
mic Gin @oid)ioB. miro CT Efiisc &c.
haunt mo mir, llir uon &lnocrn be-
mist. 2ic1t er in Der NGbc BON Men.
idenmoInun9cu, miro er 5itnt @o.
idlen. &odIen. @leid)er mo SIR Mic.
fcnbemolierltH1 benliBt. Sn MIitcr
fahrt mon i'm tbeiImeiic i'll eiiicl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

GopitGn SOB OF, Scr &Cl0
Don Snntio0o, Gnt lid 5lrm &crthci-
bigger bea vSn5ilN"in N]rnopoliS oltf-
QUuorien, Gr crinncrt iid rod jcbt
nit &cr0niigcn ooron, mic CT ais So.
rctt olli Ocnl &opi Ncltonocn mo ME
CT Scilc 0c0clicn bot. %2o5u Der
uSoui9p. Nn5." trciicuo ocmcrft:
vYSrnn CT oud Sintc QcioiIen bate,
10 lpilrGc Dos mnEd)ca crtl0rCn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

IN Gorm itnot lit bic Al
jobrigc Sod)ter oea MilitGroberpfor-
rera Strocf nod fllr5en &ronficin
an Ger @clidltorre geItorben. Midi in
Cbcrldlclien lit Die Neiiird)tctcaronf-
bclt mlcocr onigctrcten. >>n elmer Mos
de tonlcn II GrfronflmGcn mo pier
Eo0caldtlc oil @eniditnrrc Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

uMoa it ciueM otronc?"
10 iroNtc jiinglt oic fleillc sSricoo ih=
rcn &otcr. .GoS lit cine olterc, CIR
milrbiac NrolL cine cite Niuttcr, ooa
tonmnt aus ocnl SotcilliidDcn." CT
tIGrtc er. Nod GINGER 3eit rltit 1Sric-
ia, ~frcuoiN erregt iIbcr ben iomoict
Gtniol: v@elt Ynpo. mo cine No
trone, boa lit elm otter &otcr mic I'M
icr @ro6pupo?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

NnOrclp ihrcibt
}lr ,}cit leinc MCmoirtn. 90 miro
man lcrEcn fonncn mics 0cnludt
miro, odB mon lid) pom ornicl1 Sltns
gen nit 5lpei Collars Modenlobn
sum- observation-disclosures WtiQion0r
'bIno!llorbcitct. Carnegie borf obcr
BON leincn @eidGitsMlctbohcn nidt5
u%eridnueiqcn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01

Senator Aldrich OF Rhode Island, who
while claiming leadership as republican,
Deliberately betrayed and sacrificed his
party and the administration by so man
lpulatinc railroad rate legislation as to
give Senator Tillman control Of the bill
now on its way through Congress, may he
forgotten hut nc is not likely to be for
sven. The Hepburn rate bill passed the
House with only seven dissenting votes
ANhen it went to the Senate it was re-
terrCd to the committee ON interstate com
merce. and the plan was TO lave it re-
ported with an amendment providing for
judicial review of cases disposed of by
the commission The democrats broKo
away from this programme SO that Aid
rich was beaten in his efforts TO emascu-
late the measure. The Rhode Island sen
ntor then turned the tables on his repub-
Ecan opponents. by putting the bill in
charge OF 1ilmau. the Presidents most
invetcrate ana implac.lble enemy. The
end is not yet, however.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01

DESTROYS of continuing tho services Of
Commissioner ProutN, especially If a new
rate law is passed and it has been ar
ranged that should the Senate amendment
reach the statute hooks Judge ProutN will
change his residence to Boston. thus max
ing him eligible for appointnent.
Commissioner proutl's attention was
called To this matter, most OF which prob
ably originated in the fertile brain of
some correspondent. aud he replied IN the
following characteristic and significant
manner:
1T would take more than q position as
interstate commerce commissioner, even
with a salary Of ilo,Do to induce me to
leave Vermont.
That is the kind of talk that docs a
staN-at-nome Nermontcr good
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- - -
THE NAMES HE USED.
They Helped 10 Sell Wonderful Worka
Of Whistler.

So. too. though tho peculiar romeu la
ture he adopted for the OUTPUT Of l1s
brush and needle inevitably, in its nov
city. excited ridicule ana ccnsurc. ana
was surely adopted. Just rs h~ hirsGtia,
orif1amm" was carefully cultivated.
mainly is an advertisement to attract III.
custom Of tn" hunter after art noveltjos
and art bargains. even as his wand and
fiat -brimmcd hat were assumed, to mark
him out to tho man in tho street" there
is no little to DO said in favor of such
nomenclature by those who re cosnizo the
sisterhood OF the various fine arts.
WhiStlors carly days. a. We haze seen.
We're passed in 7n atmosphere OF music.
and apart from the mastcrful craving OF
erratic genius for novelty, and his ap-
probation. on reaching manhood and
looking forth on tho world. OF the value
OF new processes in systematic .elf-ad-
vertisine. it was therefore not unnatural
that he should use musical terminoloav
in giving titles 30 the output Of his work
in graphic art. Why should he not speak
OF that worl; as symphonies OF harmonics
in white, in green. in blue. in arrange
nont' b. confined to musical piece. his
mothers portrait, really and truly. AZ
children say. an arrangement" in i.!a. <
and craVr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
MEMORIAL TO LATE GEN. ENTEN.

Inc SONS vi ''e i''e '''"' '"''"n d.
t"'eE nave JUST Pa'" /" preserve" ''l'"'e u
INC memory oI 'hol' "'Su'is"'S"'" l''h''
~ pfeSel''i" 10 me fIrsl '"P''N' 'h"Ich
IA hf"'u'""ro " '''asi'I''''' p'PP organ
sS "'e''oi'"'' '"u every '"'''""'rI WHO
A''' N''' - NV '''' - WAN "'''' - III vas
,.,,,,, ut,i.h 10 n,.,,,o .,,> ,,,.,,,. 90 ,,,..
tonatcorce is - ,o.puificant ax..,,nIs or
musical arrhjtertur. while those who
..,.. .,o,i,. ,,,,i,t,. i..,.,,.,,,. ,...
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
sen tTOW rROCTOR'S WILLINGNESS
TO SERVE.

nose RESIDENTS or Vermont who have
| had occasion to enlist tho services of Soma.
for pcd6otd tr,oto, H., vy,.,,i,, ,,d
|
Wv '''''' 10 'H'''' VIII "PPi'''""
story which well illustrates his willing
| ness to run his feet off almost to do a
,o., .,.o, ,,,,,,,.,. ,.. a...,...... :. -.
"''or S"""S'r' "' STORY IS as tolloWs:
| There is Senator Proctor aud n sona-
torial secretary named Proctor. The
secretary works for Senator Lodge
some time ago medical officer in The
navy failed on his examinations for pro-
motion. II" WAS bewailing his fate ia
IN" captain of the ship. and the captain
said: Go mp 10 Washington and see Proc
tor Maybe h" can help you to get am
other examination.
The doctor cam" to Washington. Tho
only Proctor he had ever heard about
was senator Proctor. So hc called on the
Vermont statesman. He said he was So
ahd-s". ANA captain So-and-So had told
him I" call on Proctor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

Miss Henrietta ;. LcHVilt, working
in tho Harvard Observatory. has dis
covered twcntY-nV" new Nariahl" stars.
Henry l.abouch,rc', beautiful daughter,
The Nalchcsa III t;udni. Will soon visit
his country. As eir sne was the toast
nf London.
The Rev. IN Mimic j. Savage. minis
ter Of tine Unitarian Church of the Mes
Siah. New York city, ha- ron" t" cali
fornis for his health, ard docs not cX-
poet to return until October
Prof. Gcorg" Trumbull I.udd since
1891 connected with the philosophical
department Of Vale. will next mouth
| become q mcmh"r of tho Ahclhert col
logr. Cleveland. ohio. FACULTY. II" has
written several books on psychology
and philosophy
bishop William IT, oconnclI, of
Portland. Me. who mas been appointed
condj utor archbishop of Boston, is -
years old. Was for Il wnil" rector OF
the American collcgr in Rome, ana is
az present in that city having Just re-
turned from a special mission to Japan.
George Westinghouse. Jr. graz
dualc Of Vac. aud III" only son Of
George Westinghouse, the famous in
vcntor and millionaire. has put his son
30 work as an apprentice" in his own
shop. in Pittshurg. II" receives is
cents an hour working nine to ten
hours day.
Tho nomination If Bishop Bl"nk, of
Porto Rico. has been proposed To tn"
Pupc to succeed the late Archbishop
rhdprllc. of Now Orleans. His nominal
ZION has b'en received WIN sP'''ai Sr"u-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
NERMON1"S SCANDtI-NONd.ER

/ II is evident that certain mediums Of
publicity and uoiraction arc determined
that nothing shall be LEFT undone to paint
Vermont as black as the deepest dye that
| can he imagined. When the latest cNecn-
| ton in this state took place a united
press condemned the yellow journalism
which characterized the efforts of the
| semsation-mongers to hlacken the fame OF
| our commonwealth. and one such Journal
! in our own state was called to account
in no uncertain manner.
The hearing in connection with the
House OF Correction is now affoidnc an
other opportunity for The ,nalGuery q. the
Green Mountain state to pursue their
dastardly work, and they are not slow to
take advantage Of the opportunity. As Il
result of reports sent cut from Rutland
We already see such headlines as Yer
mont as Bad a. Russia THE Horrors Of
the Dungeon At the House of Correction. ''
and other expressions which would lead
am uniformed reader TO suppose that W.
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in some of the extreme mountain regions
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'e''' " P'''''''' '"'" "P"" every branch
% QUIZ pupHc service 50 that the people
might Know II the gross corruption alleged
existed IN our State. Any nncnscs should
! be uncovered ana punished. but libel of
our state like that quoted is incxcusable.
II had been charged Tat there was
! wrccklcss eXtravagancc in tho manage
mont OF our state institutions, and that
widespread grant system existed. These
mn se' "' III 'e"'''N me basis OF IN
'''"S''''' a. II Was originally conceived,
'''''''' >'''"'oH of our stale
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
WHAT LONDON MlLLlNERS ARE,
DOM; IN NOMtN'S WEAR.

Jet and scquin trimmings are shown in
q variety of beautiful designs. Scqun
| hats To l'o used over a frame are very
useful for evening hats and rcquire very
little trimming. These are exhibited by
Keeling. Wlcs & Co., aud Tho model
! shown mo had a low Squar. crown. with
a hrim straight at the front and turned
up a. the back. Three small ostrioi.
! plumcS were arranged inside tho back
brim to i'll forward over the crown and
ii lace scarf tied in It large bow wa
fastened low on the outer side of the
hiim with the ends hanging down TO the
shoulders.
Satin come crowns arc shown and |
have seen !. very stirling model in which
on was used to good effect; this model
had three curling brms of fine yedds
bound with satin ribbon. Tic h!ins
were cut open at the LETT side and in tho
oponirS four ostrich feathers were ar
rarecd. two outstanding and two curling
under the brims. plcated tulc rosettes
decorated th' bdudeau 1T the LEFT side
and u small tulc ruchiug was placed
round the base Of tho crown.
In ornaments. mother-or-pearl occupies
til most rl nnu"ut position: it j. shown
in a great variety Of buckles. slides p's,
etc: jets al" also shown. Steel and gun
metal trimming ali ornaments are used
mostly fcr lomets. riusel passcmcrtcr-
is are shown in some very handsome
patterns embracing shells, leaves. etc.,.
guuz" g" spderwck effect. 1ins" and
tuscan confined are also very good and
arc Shown IN floral designs worked - a
I'm" gauze
Ribbons are used very profusely oa tlo
oarly models ana ii looks q = though they
will 80 well through the season. VIDE
fn' cher" effects are shown and many
patterns have gold threads worked y to
from floral designs. Wide eauze metal
r.bb"rs in both silver ANA gold ara
shown. botn in plain effects and with
printed floral designs AMI few are cX-
hbit"d with small broche spots.
Long scarrs of wide metal eauze
printed with large coral designs are
shown for the neck but it is doubtful if
they VIII be used IN any quantity for
that purpose
In flowers. roses ar SIN MOsl pronin-
en-. and they arc generally small ar mo-
d"ratr blossoms Rose bud, OF half
opened flowers are preferred and the
small moss rose is very much favored:
small clusters of these buds with foliage
make good Effects.
ransies come r,Nt in favor aud are
shown in I'll the natural "ololS from
pale mauve to deep purple. Pastllc
colors in Vioets, cowslps hracin,hS,
forgot-mo-nots, aucnomcs. actc.as aud
lla"S are all good.
Small dainty clusters OF lilies and moss