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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-29
mlddlebuIy Improvement Society

Organized On Saturday, Nov 90, With Able
Corps of Officers. Enthusiasm High
and Prospect Excellent
village improvement
Middlebury realization
biy until this enthusiastic
society. assembled
M residence Eov asking Mr.
necessary
lowing Monday, 1sh meeting Mrs Heys
Mr. Means read the constitution and by laws of similar association Summit
NJ Professionally
the meeting Mddu Improvement Society Nov s3
Hail. the this meeting the
Middlebury Register
and enthusiasm manifested.
At the president Prof
McGfton spoke subject methods society
officers the the
They follows: vcPesidents
Hade, Treasurer. Mrs. Stanton Eddy.
son. Mrs Ezra Banerd Mrs VIM W. McGon Mrs ThOs Burns Mrs D.
Noble
A.
Ilsey Mrs H seeley Mrs Wright
up cooperation
practical honorary
scrpon be not less than dollar large their generosity and ability
permit
road sanitary and In the weeks the Register the
society, honorary
vet joined earnestly by that time sending
Eddy possible
Dec those who have handed their desired
CONSTITUTION.
l.
Mddebury Society
II.
object shall be promote cleanliness beauty
dbuy cooperate with Authorities existing
laws additional legislation when and aid all efforts
improve the town in its moral, sanitary and artistic aspects
MEMBERSHIP
sympatzng the object of this Society
member in the prescribed in the Bylaws
DIRECTORS
The Officers this Society shall President
Secretary and Officers Directors
be d annually the prescribed the By Laws shall constitute
Executive Board shall hold Office until duly
elected.
belonging
such number they shall deem with whom they
regarding proceedings the Society," and who
called the Advisory Council
ARTICLE vi. PUBLIC ACTION.
request shall presented OF the Society any public
authority approved by
Board
No local press shall be made the
Society without the approval of the President
ARTICLE AMENDMENTS.
This may amended regular meeting
Board Society by wothds the members present.
proposed amendment having been first previous
ing and stated in the call for that meeting
BYLAWS.
l.
Society regular meetings
second Monday each month"; and also special meetings the
call OF the President Public notice shall be given of all the regular meetings
Meeting Monday
December.
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Farmers Form Combine.

OMAHA, Neb., April 22.-In the tiys
great wheat producing states of the
country the minimum price of this
cereal will be 81 a bushel. This, at
least, is the plan of the American
Society of Equity, the grain growers
department of which will hold its an
nual convention in Omaha June 5, 6
and I. Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Nebaska and Kansas
will send large delegations to the con.
v%ention. Oklahoma, Iowa and other
states are also to be represented.
The purposes of this society and the
scope of its membership we're explain
ed ut length today by J. A. Everett OF
Indianapolis, its president, who said:
1.-THE American Society of Equity is a
business organization of farmers, with
local societies in 200 out of 5000 agri-
cultural counties of the United States.
Its purpose is to carry on its organi
cation work through local societies,
organized into state unions. Its bust
less side is being strongly developed
along liues of departments covering
various farm products
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He Met a Bunco Man.

BILLINGS, April pa. Close OF
Columbus, this state, is minus q roll
of greenbacks. just as the westbouud
North Coast limited was pulling out
yesterday afternoon a man came into
the coach where Mr.. Close was seated
and asked if anyone could change a
800 bill that he held in his hand. He
said that he wanted to pay a friend
some money which he owed him, Mr..
Close said he could accommodate the
man and proceeded to count out the
money. When the $50 mark had been
reached the thief seized the roll and
bolted off the train which was running
at q pretty good speed. The matter
was put in the hands of the police and
they are now on the trail of the man.
1t is believed the man left the city on
one of the later trains.
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Nurses Deserve Pensions.

PHILADELPHIA, April %. - Mrs.
Clarisss Dye, aged 81 years, of this
city, who did heroic work at Gettys-
burg and on other battlefelds during
the rebellion, is collecting data from
the 100 surviving nurses in the United
States who saw service on the battle.
field during the war, with q view of
congress with facts looking
to the securing of pensions from the
government for these volunteers.
"Many Of these women today" said
Mrs. Dye, ''are poor and destitute
widows and too old to work. They
were volunteers and left their homes
the Civil war to nurse the sick
and dying soldiers. Their work was
one OF love and sympathy, and they
received no compensation from the
government. The contra act nurses were
pro vide for receiving S12 a month
pension. l plead for the poor, aged
women who nursed back to life many
a sick and wounded hero of the battle.
field. The government should GER
tainly make provision for them, and l
believe it will next December, when
the bill will be brought up"
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A Fergus County Tragedy.

L~EwIsTowN, April 22.-Benjamin
F. Moulton, q prominent rancher and
stockman Of Fergus county. shot and
killed O. F. Kincher, Q we'll known
young ranch laborer, At Moulton's
ranch yesterday morning, In q duel
opened by Kincher. From informa-
ton received by sheriff Martin Of the
particulars, Moulton is believed to
have acted in self.detense.
Kincher worked for Moulton rs q
shearer last summer, and became in
sanely infatuated with the raucher's
daughter, Is years OF age. He wanted
to marry the girl, but was ordered OIL
the ranch by Moulton, and left threat
ening to kill the Moulton family. The
girl returned from the east, where she
had been at school, q few days ago,
and Kincher appeared at the ranch
yesterday morning, having writer
Moulton to be home then for he was
coming to see him on important bust
ness.
Moulton told Kincher to get OF the
ranch, and Kincher said that the,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-24
Charged With Sheep Stealing.

BILLINGS, April 22.-John Tilden
and Chester Martin, two we'll known
stockmep, who reside at Park City,
we're arrested today, on a charge of
grand larceny. the complainant in the
case being Thomas A. Snidow of this
city, president of the Snidow Sheep
company.
The specific allegations are that 425
2.year.old wethers, valued at S5 per
head, we're stolen some time between
March 20 and 81, last, aud that the
animals are now located somewhere in
the Bull Mountain district, far north
OF their accustomed range.
Martin and Tilden were arrested
and brought to Billings and were ar.
raigned before Justice Mann. They
asked for q preliminary hearing,
which will be held next week. Their
bonds were fixed at $3.50 each, which
was put up in cash. On account OF
the prominence Of the men, their o..
rest On such q serious charge has
caused something of q sensation.
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5 100000 90
5,SO5,643 Al
3,742,133 50
a,alO,l91 90
Annual Certificate for Publication.

Certificate of authority insurance companies
state of Montana. Office Of State Auditor, Helena,
Montana, April Is, l907.-Whcreas, the Amer.
- Central Insurance Company. To-
catet. at st. Louis, in the state of Missouri, has
filed In this Office a sworn statement of its Condi-
ton on the thirty-iirst day of December, 1906, in
accordance with the provisions of Chapter |, Title
4, OF the Civil Code of Montana, relating TO insur-
ance companies, and II. B. .s6, 10th Leg. Assem-
bly,, approved March s, 1887, relating only to life
insurance companies; and whereas said statement
shows that said insurance company has complied
with the Laws Of this state relating to insurance;
Therefore,, in pursuance of law, l, H.. r. Gun
bingham, State Auditor, do hereby certify shat said
insurance company is authorized to transact the
business of fire insurance in the state, by agents
properly appointed, as required by law, until the
thirty-irst day of December, A. D. 1907.
l further certify that the statement show a.-
LIST. The actual amount of paid up
capital of said company Dec. 81,
1906, to be .$l COS 900 70
I'd. The aggregate amount of aasets of
said company Dec. 81, 1906, to be STA, 80 n
3D.. The aggregate amount of liabili-
ties of said company to ,s...... a%,O9s,,7O Ts
4th. The aggregate income Il said
company for the year 1905 to be 3,5U..O3 A.
9Th. The aggregate expenditures of
said company for the year 1906
" 800. sou 5S
In stmOn whereof, ! AVE herellntO; sub
'scribed my name and affixed thu seal of my office
the day aud date above written,
II. u. CCNNlNGHH IN, State Auditor.
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Annual Certificate for Publication.

Certificate Of authority insurance companies
Montana, April Is, l907.--Whereas the Atlas
Assurance Co. Limited. located az Lon
don, Kingdom of Great Britain, has filed in this
otics a sworn statement of It's condition on the
thirty first day of December, 1906, in accordance
with the provisions of Chapter |, Title 4, of the
Civil Code of Montana, relatin,!to insurance COM
panies, and IL. B. s26, 10th LEG. Assembly, ap-
proved Mach 8, 1907, relating only to life insur-
anca companies: and whereas, said tatsmpn
shows tina. said insurance company has co,anlisd
with the laws of this state relating to insurance.:
Therefore. in pur ,nance of law, l, II. r. Gun
ningham, State Auditor, do hereby certify that
said insurance company is aut' Drized to transact
the business of fire INSURANCE in the state, by
agents properly appointed, rs required by law,
until the thirty-tirst day of December, A. D. 1907.
,.furthe, certify that the statement shows
LIST. The actual amount of statutory
L.. s. deposit of said company,
Dec. 81, 1906, to be. ....-.......$ 911 D0 90
I'd. The aggregate amount of thsassets
of the company Dec. 81, 1906, to
Observation-Disclosures. ....... l,95s,is5 St
I'd. The aggregate amount of liahili-
ties of said company to oe...... l,3ts,S3l IL
eth. The aggregate income of said
company for the year 1906 to be 3,O@, ST. 63
eth. The aggregate expenditures of
said company for the year 1906
to be-. 3,0s4, SO6 II
In testimony Whereof, i have herenn,o sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal of my office
the day and date above written.
H.. CUNNINGHAM, State Auditor
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Annua. Certificate far Publication.

Certificate of authority insurance companies
state of Montana. Office Of State Audisor, Helena,
Montana, April Is, lM7.-Whereas, The British
America Assurance Company. located
at Toronto, Dominion of Canada, has filed in this
office a sworn statement of its condition on the
thirty first day of Decemier, 1906, iu accordance
with the provisions of Chapter l., Title 4, of the
Civil Code of Montana, relating to Insurance COM
panirs, and II. B. 226, 10th Leg. A ssembIy, APP
proved March 8, 1897, re- Eating only TO life insur-
ance companies; and whereas, SAID statement
shows that said insurance company has complied
with the laws of this state relating to insurance.;
Therefore, in pursuance of law, l, II. X, Gun
ningham, State Auditor, do hereby certify that
said insurance company is authorized to transact
the business of insurance in this state, by agents
properly appointed, AS required by law, until the
thirty first day of December, A.. u. 1907.
further certify that the statement shows
| LIST. The actual amount of statutory
L. $. deposit of said company
Dec. 81, 1906, to be. ............$ 100000 W
| I'd. The aggregate amount Of the AS
sets of said company Dec. 81,
1906, to ~l,541,5so II
Sd. The aggregate amount of liabili-
ties of said company 70 be-. ~l,oSs,914 ~
4th. The aggregate income OF said
company for the year 1906 to be ~2,alO,93S 81
9Th. The aggregate expenditures OF
said company for the year 1901
In testimony whereof, i have hereunto sub
scribed MY name and affixed the seal of my ofic'
the day and date above written.
II. r. CUNNINGHAM, State Auditor
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Annual Certificate for Publication.

Certificate of authority insurance companies
state of Montana. Otice of State Auditor, Helena,
April Is, l9O7.-Whereas, the Aachen 4 Mu-
Mich Fire Insurance Company. located
ut AiX-la-Chapelle, in the empire OF Germany,
has filed in this office a sworn statement OF its
condition on the thirty-tirst day of December,
1906, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter
I, Title 1, of the Civil Code Of Montana, relating
to Insurance Companies, and II. h. 226, 10th Leg.
Assembly, approved March 8, 1907, relating only
to Life Insurance Companies; and whereas, said
statement shows that said Insurance Company
has complied with the laws of this state relating
to insurance.;
Therefore, in pursuance OF law, |, III. Il. Gun
ningham, State Auditor, do hereby certify that
said insurance company is authorized to transact
the business of fire insurance in the state, by
agents properly appointed. as required by law,
until the thirty first day of December, 1907.
further certify that the statement shows
LIST. The actual amount of statutory
L.. S. deposit of said company
Dec. 81, 1906, to e............S 2aO,aO %
I'd. The aggregate amount OF the as
sets of said company Dec. 81,
1906, to be l,19l, aSts 35
3d. The aggregate amount OF llabli-
ties of said company to be-. l,n3a,SS5 81
lth. The aggregate income of said
company for the year 1906 to be 4,os6,963 81
5th. The aggregate expenditures of
said company for the year 1905
to he. d,t-3,i,o &c
In testimony whereof, | have herMtnto sub
scrlbed by name and affixed the seal of my Office
| the day and date above written.
II. II. CUNNINGHAM, State Auditor
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Annual Certificate Tor Pubiicaticn.

Certificate Of authority insurance companies
state of Montana. ONCE of State Auditor, Helena,
Montana, April Il, 20 .-Whereas, the Cologne
Re.losurance Company. located At Co
logne, in the Kingdom of Germany, has filed in
this Office a sworn statement OF its condition or
the thirty first day of December, 1906, in accord.
ance with the provisions of Chapter l, Title I, At
the Civil Code of Montana, relating to insurance
companies, and II. B. IN, 10th Leg. Assembly, APP
proved March 8, 1907, relating only to life insur-
ance companies: and whereas, said statement
shows that said insurance company has complied
with the laws of this state relating 10 insurance:
Therefore, in pursuance OF law, l, II. 4. Gun
ninsham, State Auditor. do hereby certify that
said insurance company is authorized to tran saet
the business of fire insurance in the state, by
agents properly appointed, as required by law, un-
I'll the thirty fret day of December, lN..
further certify that the statement shows
LIST. The actual amount of statutory L..
:. deposit of said company Dec.
81, 1905. to $aN,oo %
I'd. The aggregate amount of the assets
of said company Dec. 81, 1906, 10
j" of said Company to be.........., asl,ss, as
| 4th. The aggregate income of said COM
pany for the year lA6 to be-. bhh, Al u
| 5th. The aggregate expenditures of said
company for the year 1906 to be-. Ss4,aii =,
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto sub
scribed my name and afi xed the seal of my otfCt
the day and date above written.
II. II. CUNNINGHAM, State Auditor
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Annual Certificate for PubucaNso.

Certificate of authority insurance companies
state of Montana. Office Of State Auditor, Helena.
Montana, April Is, lso7-whereas, the Ameri-
z 1~nsure Company. located at New
ark, IN the state of New Jersey, has filed In this
ONCE 9 sworn statement of its condition on tfts
thirty-drst day of December, 1906, in accordance
with the provisions of Chapter 1, Title 4, of the
Civil Code of Montana, relating to insurance COM
panies, and H. B. 226, 10th Leg. Assembly, ap-
proved March 8, 1901, relating only to life insur-
ance companies: and whereas said statement
shows that said insurance company has complied
with the laws of this state relating to insurance.:
therefore,, in pursuance Of law, l, H r. Gun
ningham, State Auditor, do hereby certify that
said insurance company is authorized to transact,
the business of fire insurance in the state, by
agents properly appointed, o. required by law, I'M
til the thirty first day of December, A. d. 1907.
| further certify that the tatemeut shows
LIST. The actual amount of paid-up
capital of said company Dec. 81,
., 1906, to be: ...........::.......$ COG, 1000 90
ID. The aggregate amount of the as
sets of said company Dec. 81,
1905, to 5,sO5, 643 Al
80. Inc aggregate amount OF lia5ili-
ties of said company to be...... 3,742, 1873 50
ath. The aggregate income of said
company for the year 1906 to be .,9lO, 49, 90
ah. The aggregate expenditures of
said company for the year 1896
In testimony whereof, I have fsre"nto euie
scribed my name and aft liked the seal Of my office
the day and date above written.
H. r. CUNNINGHAM, Ssare Aud itor
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proved March 8. 1907, relating only to life in Eur
ance. companies: and whereas, said statement
shows that said insurance company has complied
with the laws of this state relating to insurance:
Therefore, in pursuance of law, l, II. X. Gun
ninghain, State Auditor, do hereby certify that
said insurance company is authorized to transact
the business Of fire insurance in the state. by
agents, properly, appointed, as required. by law,
until the thirty-first day Of December A. D. 1907.
further certify that the statement shows
LIST. The actual amount of paid-np
capital of said company Dec. 81,
1915, to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000 co
I'd. The aggregate amount of the as
sets of said company Dec. 81,
a. 1gO6, to 2,52l,6;s "A
Sd. The aggregate amount of liabili-
ties of said company to be-. 1851 52 81
4th. The aggregate income Of said
company for the year 1905 to be 1855, 29S 10
9Th. The aggregate expenditures of
said company for the year 1906
to 2,ls7,5A 90
In testimony whereof, l have herennto sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal Of MT Office
the day and date above written.
II. X. CCNNINGHAN. State Auditor.
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Certificate of authority insurance companies
state of Montana. Office Of State Auditor, Helena,
Montana, April Is, l90..-Whereas the Aetna
Insurance Company. located at Hartford,
in the state of Connecticut, has filed in this office
q sworn statement of its condition on the thirty
first day Of December, 1906, in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter l, Title 4, OF the Civil Code,
of Montana, relating to insurance companies, and
H. b. III, 10th Leg. Assembly, approved March 8,
1907, relating only to life insurance companies;
and whereas, said statement shows that said in.
surance company has complied with the laws OF
this state relating to insurance.:
Therefore, In pursuance OF law, l., ii. Il. Gun.
ningham, State Auditor, do hereby certify that
said insurance company is authorized TO transact
the business Of fire insurance in this state, by
agents properly appointed, as required by law,
until the thirty first day of December, 4. D.. 1877.
further certify hat the statement shows
lst. The actual amount of paid-up
capital Of said company Dec.
81, 1900, to ................. S4,ooo,NM %
I'd. The aggregate amount of the AS
sets of said company Dec. 81,
1905, to be l~5,95o,s43 %
| Sd. The aggregate amount of liahili- =.
ties of said company to be-. 1,tS4,s'l II
| 18th. The aggregate income of said
company for the year 1900 to be 9,25' 1851 ~
! 18th. The aggregate expenditures of
said company for the year 1906
to be......... ................ a,9ls,S7S g
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal of my office
the day and date above written.
II. Il. CUNNINGHAM, State Auditor.
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would ''shoot it out" if that " as Moul-
tons attitude, and drew his pistol.
He is reported to have fired four or
FIVE shots with his revolver without
hitting Moulton. Moulton, it is said,
returned the fire with a Winchester,
shooting off one of Kincher's fingers
at the first shot and killing him with
the third. Moulton is a man of ex.
%cellent reputation and was today ex.
onerated by the %coroner's jury.
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l5,95o,S43 90
~7,tS4,71l Il
9,a57,&1 ~
Annual Certificate for Publication.

Certificate Of authority insurance companies
state of Montana. Oaice of State Auditor, Helena,
Montana, April Il, 100 .-Wherea>. the Agra.
Watertown, in the state of New York, has filed III
this office a sworn tatement of its condition on
the thirty-fir>t day of December, 1906, in accord.
ance with the provisions of Chapter l. Title 4, OF
the Civil Code of Montana, relating to insurance
companies, and II. Il. 3a6, 10th Leg, Assembly, APP
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-08-19
SWEDISH PRINCE AT
NORFOLK To ATTEND
The BIC EXPOSITION
Wilhelm Of Sweden Arrives Today
on the Cruiser Fy|sia... will
Also Visit New York
and at Newport.
Swedish Week..

NORFOLK, Aug. 19:-The Swed-
ish cruiser Fyliga, bearing Prince
Wilhelm, grandson of King Oscar, of
Sweden, passed in Hampton Roads
at daylight this morning. The Fyl-
gia was met by the battlesMp Con-
necticut and conveyed to an anchor
age off the Jamestown Exposition.
Salutes were fired by Fortress Mon
roe and the American battleships in
the Roads.
The arrival of the Fylgia marks the
opening OF Swedish week at the expo
sition and a round of official and so
cial functions will follow. Immedi-
atelyl upon the arrival of the Fyl-
gia Prince Wilhelm will be visited by
President Tucker, of the jamestown
Exposition; the Swedish minister, III
l.. De Lagerc Rantz, of Washington;
Henning Fernstrom, Swedish vice
consul at Norfolk, and other officials.
Prince Wilhelm and party will
proceed to Norfolk, where he will be
entertained at dinner this evening
at the Virginia Club by Vice Consul
Fernstrom.
The city will be illuminated in hon
or of the distinguished visitor and
the city officials will welcome the
prince as he lands tomorrow.
A reception will be held in the af-
ternoon tomorrow aboard the Fyl-
gia. followed in the evening by a
dinner at the Hotel Chamberlain, Old
Point Comfort, given by Governor
Claude A. Swanson and Mrs. Swan.
son in behalf of Virginia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-08-19
GERMAN DAY
OBSERVED AT
SOUTH RIVER.
All German Societies Gather at
Deutscher Tag Today to Ce|e-
brate the Event.
BIG PARADE THIS AFTERNOON.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 10
All of the German societies of Md
dlesex county are enjoying an outing
at Yeagher's Park, South River, to-
day, at the second annual German
Day of the German-American Cen
tral Alliance of Middlesex county.
There will be big parade this after
noon in which hundreds of children
will take part as well as numerous
singing societies and other Geramn
organiZa tions. Prominent Germans
are present from various parts of
the state. Addresses will be made by
Mayor Joseph Mark, of South River;
Adolph Lankering, president of the
German-American Alliance of Hud-
son county; c. Lineau, of Newark,
and others. There will be a chorus
by the combined societies and other
numbers.