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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15
Gunner I'm Water KiHs Germs.

In tr0k ne % the VuIifga'ion q the
water supply. either the local farm sup
pIy az the wa'aT Tor great CITY. re-
markahle results are announced ir'm
the appliration % new method az
d.sfroying micro-orEanisms in va''r.
vhilh Wa discovered about a year aeo
Ia Ur- Moore and Kcllorman, 81 the
pur,ar az Plant Industry a. Washing
ton n con. IS simply To- dissoiNing
certain quantity 81 copper sl.rha'e IN
the water % 20 purified Fortunately
the dilgiiCu an BE- made 80 large tha'
no d.l,ter.ogs elects are produced NJ
on tre varsr intended for drinking
purr-..s one part az copper sulphaie
- ..-fr mil on parts 90 water is the
nropr-ff.u generally used. and y -
,,,6tel Ur' hat. in order 10 obtain
snv rf.gf us copper from such mix
tur. a man aJuli have 20 dTiak ioi'y
GALLON 90 'hs water.
Dg-ir- che latter part - 1895 more
thar fry -aurces % water snpPN IN
a.. Tr.t.F r'a'es were treated ~ Ihls
m.'r-H ~.'r gratifying si-'"ss. N''
oriv no. dangerous bactsria thus oe-
.srTvsH l.r- fhc green growihs that ire
nfrNnfNh HIa.Hf ~ EAAaaAA
srimirafsF Most important ~ aN ~
,bc monte that ~ this treatment the
germs - typhoid fever may 10 eaiirely
removed from any source q water
supply
I'm trr .a1s q = take or pond the
chemical o. applied b. slsp.niing hass
eueI with copper u''ph8'" over w
si1e q hat while the bat j. roved
about. In two or three DAYS the COP
No. - entirely prNcipltaicd from w, w,
water ~, the beneficial effects OF ,ne
treatment last for weeks or monihs.
n has h-en suggested that this us
eoverv ma~ raise ths question Vhe,he'
sfter All orr n,oiherE wrrr not rish,-
a',hourh thev did not understand tne
scIentiae aspects 20 the ula'ier--in pre-
ferriur copper kettles for pfepaIihk
many kinds % food
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

for an opcnlng. LeFcvrc had been -
confident q has ability O. manage hr
aeroplane that BE- had 81 cut Ia spite ~
the hsaVy wind that kept hack an the
less venturrS0ue 1erouauts- We vas
deferFninsd 90 witness thu hattie Just
l.efor. he saw me h. had ATTEMPTED
10 turn and found the Steering scars
damned. Had Mt rcscusd him ~
would have probably found Na''ty
grave. -.
n vas nov dark. The afr was lamp
ana cold. - . drsw the Tonf Over patt
q my car. LsFevrc's hEht clnthlhs
was dry enough O. gut On. and We ~
down Co eat supper. fuiloWsd ~
gar. harmed then many things ats'a'
The impending battlc. LcFrvrr .ell.s
familiar with the explosives ana AZ
naratus In uae on both sides
The Germans were dsrFndtng lais.V
upon their late inNrntioa- ne talh,ue
aerial bosnb. This projeetiie vas 70 -
fred BY cOmpressed air from mortar-
me- g1in. and being hfied win a gyro-
soape would maintain tts eiexathsn ~
a distance q eight miles TIE nsme
as two foet IN diamfter ana aiseet
threp feaf long. ana moved - slowly =. y.
10 81 vislbls during iss yhols ecurss "
eonlalnsi . charge q suo haaarea
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

ships left. beth sadly disabled- The
German squadron Was la anc snap,
but three VI its battleships disatbled
I s.nt L'Aimee bower % observe more
closely. The Centrifugal heodsd not
the torpedo meta Il PASSED through OBJ
stT4ct.ons as though u we're spirit. We
,as u under the Tow 20 the Frcdertch
WLhelm. the Target hattieship Vt tbs
lv,t for half q inmate u lay there,
surounded as ever - that Whirl u
-I,arkitug bubbles. Then u darted
s.ty t0WaTd another. 80 Interested
s.lr Wc ga WatchiuE The uuUauuy move
ui, ats % the strange ts1at that ~ did
JIr observe the Confusion Goa bard the
fT,IrIlch. nor ca thy others that were
sI.eessIvely visited LrE,yTy noticed
%, gIyat ships ssrfi.ug loS Ia the
water and EpOke Ol % Co me. There
sas -Om,thing terrIbi. about this d.
sjTuyyr. Inside of fifteen minutes every
vessel 10 that feet had been stung. as
30 N,rc. ~ this great hornet 81 the sea.
all every one Was sinking. TkC sea-
MA we're thFUwiLg themselves Oh.
lsIts were putting a.. RATS we're Hung
into Tire SEA. Presently %" Centrifugal
frizlst her wOrk ana W. san her
rl.rl.ug away. stopping here and there
O. smell n submafiu. aUi Geo Kiss u o.
o. sting u A. u hupiFr'I 20 De- friend
. ur f.s What n -t-af twenty -four
Germ. "a ships EirkI.z. Sinking. going
down o. eternal si',.... uuv after an
other they vanish. The torpedo boats
cam, 60 the surfaD.. saw what had hap
4 tar..I and put uI' fHr Nufur and nru-
t.I t,rts tn, Cent. 'gsal the grim
destroyer. vaui~h-H IN. great battle
' r.. over And L.t'a,T side could bs
...l n. have won. o. Seas pT1Ctical an
.r'af..n for 10th IT," mlEniiiceni
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

at ara thlthcr We followed.
put whatever work awaited this ter
rrr must D. an, quickly The Ger
,n,rs ver. wonderfully HCcurate wtth
fb.ir CaIuit, a,ri1i l-.mhs. Shlp attet
-hip auty,rel. split orgu aud sank hsr
+, Gr.ksn t,aoup. The fore" ~ tir cat
MI. Was 80 swat that q "i'.fat,i TT =
W.taUr. - r. hundred yards On tNety
81. fnorr than once sinking .,N,fA'
~ tbe smaller ships 90 20" ,xpl.si,il.
t.F.yre rroanei a.. icukinE back. n
~ ons "a ths larEes; battleshil's col
49,. fairly smashed into traginf NJ
al. slsak lis nst "a tn Ccutrtfus.L
en-. en- h shouted "Iso thy W"5N'
laEgard'"
IA. Centrifugal moved swiftly. ~
,,t~ryals IL cams NJ with submarine.
p,usrd a moment % ascertain Ehcther
C.rman ~ Frsnch. and acted eccotdinE :
~ M French. u passsd 90: " tis'rnaah y
iarted AZ the victim. touched ". and -
grickiy darted away. What tcTrthie
t.purr IL sxerted could not understa M
hat a. that fatal tourh the encmy sans
There srerned % - m cscare. ~ singlc
ehance. Presently this swim and silent
saeesrneer % deafh Vas IN The thlcs ~
tl.s German neet. LookinG haek J sss
shat there were bot two q TIE Freneh
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

The alR wind ana flashing hack the
Tays % the morning sun. EaerrN
sWept the whole range of vistnte 1919 l,.
Here aud there APPEARED the u's va,
smudrc 81 a distant liner am 70 the
n0rtheast I made out n how catk nne
hat might b. either haze az lana. but
,6Is Us not an. Directly eFnsath nc
\ r.grrglycd a series % DARK obJceis. Az
..outing black smoke. They Ncfc q,
Ssrious slzcs. and by The torma'i.n
MD conclude only oue thinE-that
inv were the ships q a nect. a navaI
souadran. Then ! rccslled TIE Wills
- the Kaiser that moonlight night NJ
IN Chateau Lagunay: ..,,..
s-TFsre will BE- two great cat.tts-
onr on the land. g. before ~: the othef'
On The sea. win occur within Tort
n confess 20 a feeling % elation hat
as herr. IN the air. On Poeltioa 20 W.T.
-. the greatest naval battle 81 years.
si,honrh I reErctted the ncce..lsy -
,hts tess % armA ! observed tna. -
a, ,ras HEADED northeast. ana ossi'H1
q c,o-eT view Z ran aheae q mhs =.
49, ana dcaccneed. Until ] he q -.
800 The shfps were French. ~ 80 -.
go nsauffful and stately S.re -
graf V1Ene1s; grinly oeanii'a- -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

Maxine Elliott. who has taken a
hou-e On Lon Ton AMI vii 'eay' the
stage for a tine 90 eni0y social life.
Is famous Is an actrsss AM also Tor
her lIauty Miss Elliott. Who. upon
the sage. retains her mailsn name
under vfIh she beam. famous -
he ai'c q Nat c. G10lH o.. 'o whom
she vas married Ia l>'> She vas
born 100 Re-. E'ani. Ne. AMI E1e aIt 10
when Cd. r-.f appeared ca %. age
H. s.r.l4s work. however iiI not
H,-.a anti. IsJu. uhsa she - anne as
-1. .a-sF ri-h T.. : willard S1hse-
quert.y sls ame a msmhe: - DAILY .
siOlk .um tue aEl rapidly Toa lis
tin...1u. .. has BEN sahaurei -
h.- r.r.lrrll . Ia her hushan IL yom-
pauy. urlu7' ally AM sl.ia.ly she
il . great 'ly1rite Ia bo.h the Cnlied
stats o. ErE aud
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

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-, a. thr vrrkhauss for a year 80 the
80 dav IN efulsEHler Uho had gltt,a
aWav 9Th Nesa vas also glNes 800
Truly. thc iaw u NJ re-peetet ~
A chnssa pest hss aeciareA fes waf
aSsiSSt the s-nlted statea- Prspare Tor
tks bun bAr1,nsnt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07
People You Know.

The nomination NJ Hon. Henry C. ldc
TO be governor general OF the Ph hppints
r Cnguz s. the experience oi 90 admins
TRAITOR who. rs member OF the Pni ip-
pine mmissi tor "a number Of wears,
has obtained valuable knowledge of the
character Of ne ilipnos and the coudi
tilns so the archipelago. Governor lde
is one of he sons of Vermont who r, fleet
credit upon their u.tive state. AID his
I service 49, governors general oi the Philip.
/ pines siIl round out public career at
" b,b be- msy well be proud Troy
Times
Among the long list OF Vcrmortcrs who
ale -klnR h4AaHt reputation tor
Itrm-fIyts vs. shilRtor Is Judge Wen
f.f o. StadYr', formerly OF ST. ! 'bus-
berry, rfe utrr tay hc address an
.HHtr.c fn thlr CITY champ rug he
..H..Hf tHr orur s,fd IeNs 10 Russia.
Taa.t q .ai -ur do hy orators ~ hose
H.t .s e uII'-tIis tht N.rm1ft man got
tWf ODD. sshafe oi he aprl use and the
.I.u-srf people wno gaih. r,d 90 listen
te ftr sp- ,'-mtk uR x y. Judge Stat
I.H HH .Fst .au hr Auu't soon iotg t.
har' Register.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07

OF our industries remedy can and will
be o ylstd.
TIE satehood question comes uext
and am confident that We shall carry
out the administration idea respecting
The remaining four territories. The
House rill provides tor the admission ct
Oklahoma aud Indian territory as on.
state, and New Mexico and Arizona as
another Then will come the bli on
railroad rates. aud it seems 90 be- seiti-
"a that we Will send over 70 The senate
measure emhodyiug the President
IDEAS
10 this connection ! am pleased 10
note that Secretary Bonaparte mas
come out IN favor Oi the proposition
maintaining our feet OF battltships and
armored crui ers at its present sire tb.
When all the ships and cruisers rDN
provided Tor are completed, we snail
have a a ct OF 40 Of the largest OF nod.
eru warfare II is the idea OF Score
tarv Bonaparte, and Of course tat
means the administration, that Cong ess
ahoIid now provide batlleships lnd
cruisers rom time 10 time TO take The
place uf hose that will be abandlned
from time TO time on account OF &c.
! speak OF this with some PRIDE because
u Is ~ accordance wi my views and
YOU know have urged this policy
publcl, and privately.
Very sincerity yours.
D Eos rR.
d. { Jan. 10. 1906
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07

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cu'u.-1 p. iunr.up. 20 l'..a lr-
sen. Nr N.Es.IsfI has discovered
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know auythUG about thr huanps ui
their cify or taxu ff1uFh t.et u.st De
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q 'n' ana'he 'Rha' "' l'' ii''st NNc'''-
ea''oHs 10 insurance e''les. iAe suggests
'h's ht'e e"''e'''m a'd sa's' v'N
""'u 'hese ~ qu''"'ent 4n"'e'cao be-
aps"ei'o if'm memory "'tn go app'ohr
NAV. o 10 accuracy " q s'"' 60 .'l.n
rsal.A % 20 vote upon ans I"e'i us
'ANo.'''S the use "i money
" hot 10 'n' assessed 'a'ua "n 81 your
+t TO-"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07
Current Press Comment.

eaEaot be il that Mr. Bells
.aaliflL.ss goycrucr he seem. 10 be
tr .t s.,la'IY all the way from Canada to-
thr ,rnp'cs Nothing but tie Rocky
rlr .rttius and She salt seas have sue.
errict 30 barring hs way thus ia-
hratErs, agricultural lars. horse trots.
sua aui bee meetings, highway ana
stluui conventions. church bears and
International e1uiabs w0m8u's clubs
afhlr-tc meets, eic, etc, etc. Is there o
NaudcEuck 20 the wooduic or pussum
hs' si' < up gGoseberry bush % Other
VI s.ttr - as busy planning %. govern
o- itinerary as Nas ever Mr. Cook
icUsiUg out tor hundred trausc3nti.
rtrtaI tou.i,ts.- island Pond HERALD.
hs agitation against tbe liquor traffic
81 evers part of tbs cnultry has assumed
co aspect whi,b prcClHdes the possi bihtv
that The enemy w.i come tolfs senst s.
sud the pubbc will come 90 the support
0l chs great legitimate interest 90.
nvtrd. Let no ore who takes any iu
'trcst IN this business dtctIyc himself on
las point. The iICt Is that The D stiis
forces are daily acquiring strength. aud
fneee forces re greatly s.rcuRt hrutd 1t
the active financial support wht.h lao.
aticism, uupri'C Piled agitation AMI mar.
row aud iilibtral yiews are ulseirs $50 the
q spesal o. tte professional ssusiers in
tnis moytmsut. Zee trade caurot be- ton
strongly warned TO prrparctsr WARM
time OF peace The enemy of the o. H
ts in.r' bird % their doors tu uIglr,
ircr Il 6ine aud Spirit Cate
The Mortified y IS puuts the isttr,
from the attorney general otthr GATED
States % the President waich IS san hi
have SECURED q reappointm. FOR (. L.
Martin 20 the district attornrtsblp. VI,
qults from The letter, Il have Oh. honor
- advise you that the record OF Nj
Merlin during bis itcumbcucy Of ID,
ofhce has been excellent aud character
xcd hy slous aud Efficient service
Al " y and good we haven't doub,
bat Nhat The attorney geuetaIis pr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07

board when little Ella was taught. and
with one weeks practice she had mas
tered the board.
For several months she was regular
operator at the exchange, and with the
money she received rom her father, the
owntr of the telephone exchange, she
started little bank account of her own.
Time and again she received SUI stantial
pre- sents from the subscribers, whom she
WAS ager to accommodate.
Even after Mr.. Daniel sold out his
inttres in the telephone business to the
New England Telephone & Telegraph
company, little Ella would 90 to the
telephone exchange and relieve the regu.
lar operator while she went to dinner.
Nv papa and mamma showed me
how" she told Herald reporter, and
| always liked to answer the people
when hey rang up. When my Papa and
mamma VT busy, my sister Charlotte,
was the regular operator, and mamma
showed me how TO help her. Whenever
she wanted TO go out to play, would
take her place. Atterward papa fixed it
SO hat Charlotte and | took regulur
turns"
The child started to school last Sept
ember, and her teacher in the ftst grade
boasts hat she is the smartest child in
the class. Her parents declare she was
a marvel as telephone operator, and
that she gave more satisfaction and at
tentirn to the business than any
OPERATOR who has been there since.
At home she is very S 'udious, so much
SO in fact that she prefers studying her
home lessons to PLAYING with her
brothers and sist ers.-[ Boston Herald.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07

Little Miss Ella Louise Daniel, the SIX
y,ar-old daughter e William II. Darlell
4, Fau'ee has the distinction OF being
the youngest telephone operator 10 The
world, having mastered the busn, SIS
wien she was five years old.
A mere child she was able to operate
regulation telephone Switchboard, with
more than $50 suisse ibtrs, a year ago
Her sisters TOO wtre operators when
they were quite young, but they did not
begin until Il ey were considerably be
yond the age OF Miss Ella.
Her brother, Harold, who is now 16
years, was the youngest telegraph
operator III the country eight years ago.
At that time he could send and receive
messages over tie telegraph wire as
accnra ely as many men
Little ELIAS ather installed and
owned the first tel p one exchange in the
village of Falrlee. SuNsc Ibers were few
and Mr.. Danell ann his wife were able
to answer all the telephone calls. As The
exchange grew. Mr. D NELL iouud l.
nece' sary to secure help and when the
children grew old enough hey were
taught how 10 operate he switchboard.
While al the children in the household
rea' lily took to the 'ne'lo" board, Miss
Ella became the NO proficient tor her
age The exchange was ia he D mel
home. and while Mrs D 'niel pert ,rm, d
her household duties, she, too, could
keep an eye on the beard, so that # the
children were unable to handle the calls
from the subscribers, she could assist
them.
There were more than $50 subs c,ibers
on the 20 wires running into the switch.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07
1t. bloomsbury Californian
WEDNESDAY, FEB. !, 1900.
THE CALIFORNIAN COMPANY,
Arthur r. STONE,
Editor and Publisher.

rvtl'so Bui'dlng s. Johnsoury Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07


The Reprcssataurc frem the First
ut-rict tbrstRFs~ tft- IattntiOn TO
~taad oy TIA Frsstds
A iew weeks Stree The Bennington
Banner urged hp.u tu, We mont ddltga-
uoo 80 Cong me importance OF
stan ug by Pr.a at q lossycIt u his
railroad rae rf srm and other plans
iot curbmg The auagr OF the trusts. The
Bunucr receive rHs following lstter from
Congressman Foster oltbe hrst district
dec auus his supIor % ihe Presidents
policy.
Ehtor ct the Banner ulh approve
all YOU said with f.ttttle 60 the del, pa
uun 10 Song IS, tn Iate issue ot the
Banner "a kn 81 tHHt nave the old
iaemoted omuiou ih5t ine closer 90,
f r,la ion,hip bttwUu a. representative
aud bus constitute ts. the mote SUCCESS
iuiIy aud ,thcIcn cen he reur, sent
them. 50 sm goi.L ta taLe advantage
90 the opp rluntW tuu ,ur and say
THAI ! am doing u n mas power TO
I carry out the police. 90 PRESIDENT ROosc.
yrlt
Attr q great deN ol discussion. we
send that pprtiou OF DO. message relating
CO. insurance comp,ac. tn che committee
ou tie lId cary with sp,1a instruction
to report upon the powers aud hmua.
lions 90 Couert $ lnits bs halt lt was the
desue OF mauS that tuts portion a. the
IA, ssage should b. sent tu thr committee
nu waNs and means, Rhcrc lt was ,ully
understood II would be- a11Ntd a.
/ summer. Bu' rp8 the Va huir ,uti .ct OF
federal con rol "a insur ucg cumpsui, s
vii ur thoroughly iua gated and 90
due time We shall De giNtn Hfrpurt WhIch
VII enable as 90 act IEeut.y
Now Ne ar- having an earnest con est
30 behalf Of the communication b.u plo.
vtiug for Tree trade between US and the
Philippine islands. cycep asto susqratd
tobacco and reducing tbt taud 90 trrs,
articles 90 - per cent of tur Uuelrv
schedules. ard providing i1r tree trade iu
these articles alter 1909 Wt tcrmouter.
are an protc.uorlsts Ilt late SENATOR
Moull VAS the faiths. @. thc r,pablsao
policy OF protection an3 zoe hfst protec
uon plsns &C. be pleC,d Oh any utc4
platform isiound 10 the platform 90 uu,
1i The earliest republican conventions col
Ncmort Ard during all rbc sue.grd n.
years VERMONT has remained dew teI to
ms policy bis hlI does No. SD .ltrcc q,
the principles cot protection. itwuI,tiu.,
90 hume rdastry. Eyeu tlosc whu les.
that h mry g. So admit thatit ca,
DOT DO so tuT years. A1dit in tne c,ur.,
90 the development % the is.auI.. d O.,
found that Tree trade wlth item q. hkrI,
tplr'urr sngh industry here a. home
o. UfII hg easy 90 ftpcal the saw
90 tbs ether band President R1o-e
vritls carvfHg out the psiN5 90 49,.
hihi,y ga %. e ug this measure upaa
~'hgr S. Aueu tur QnesNuu oi aui
trade relations with Porte Risl wa.
brought up Tor 4 scussi1n. prrsidru,
VI ulet POINTED out emuhat,,all, IN 40
% "ts Hur plain DUTY 10 aftl-gr fpi
RE- trade b,tNecn us aud thnt rsHf
we cannot make hsh Il one possess. ~
and 'oEl - another. We clam % b.
great patton. end We must .srt com
sistent'y We must treat th, pmap
pints as We arc treating Porto ktc1 a8t
Hawai-. Bot / releat ;hat nas wear,
x by. tis iouad that tree trade " 4
lne Prhppue islands Is iHjlrfR an,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07

G zen Gu: Bone and Meat sr. cognized
generally as one of the best ioods Tor
hens 10 wiu,cr. IL contains Just the ee
ments that are likely to be Ia, king in the
a,e,age y ultry ration but wi q are es
seunal TO the Production OF eggs. Rrat
what {. A. Champion ofGrer II : Corners
w., saws about g.; Green "a. Bone and
Mat consider very valuable as an cgg
prodigy, ~ void weather Ii Is mOic
rcariiy eaten than any other God have
tutd
A 200 pound barrel OF Green Cut Bone
aud meat ~Ill be sent, railro lreights
prepaid 10 anyone in New Eogland or
Nv York, tor SO 50 by Carroll $. Page,
Il, DC Park, VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07
Probate of VIII.
ARTHUR r. TEMPLES ESTATE.

ARTHUR +. TEMPLES ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT, Caledonia District, SIS
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office
in ST. Iohnsbury, within and for said District
on the Sd day of Feb, A. d. 1906.
An instrument purporting to be the last
viii and testament Of Arthur f. Temple, late
Of st Johnsbury, in said district, de.
ceased, being presented to court by Mary
Jane Temple, the Executrix therein named
tor probate: II is ordered by said Court that
all persons conce ned therein be notified to
appear at session of said court, to be held
at the Probate Once in ST. Johnsbury on the
1fth day Of Feb. A. ID. 1906 and show
cause, II any they may have, against the
probate OF said will; tor which purpose it
= lurthef ordered that a copy of the record
81 this order be published three weeks sue.
grssiNely in the Caledonian, printed at st.
lohnshury, previous to said time appointed
toi hearing
BY the Court. Attest:
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
true copy of Record, Attest
WALTER +. SMITH, Judge
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07

iectiy correct 10 his statement. but lust
ST. az d think, and think h,rd, set
you can recall case that has hern
before the United States courts IN Nr-
mont 10 the q st hour years which
required the display o. any exiraordin-
any ability on the part Of the district at
t1fney
The Courier has heard 1t said tha. 1t
WAS hrs conduct o. Chinese cases that
won for Mr. ST rtin the praise 81 the
attorney general hIrese cases indie
Why IN days gore by there WIS q com
blnation 81 United States comm ISL 1uer,
district attorney, Burlington LAWYER and
Chinese interpreter at n. Adams that
could give Martin cards and spades on
han bug Chinese cases.- Swanton
Courier