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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Baltimore, 81. Wilr3 1907.
Sn llebereiuitimmIn9 NIT Den Seitinmun9eH
oe5 glbiGHiite5 ii oes Nrtiiels 80 pes GDber
Der 6fieutli6er alGemeinert Seiebe aie6t bier
nit Die 8eb0roe Der gSGblaufieber Der Staot
NaItimor 9toti5, ouB ole Observation-Disclosures
fir Die perieieoeneu 8re5inite bein9ter Staot
3lpeds Rc9iitrirullg bon Stimltgebern unb 3e'
oiipn Der elite oer reglitrirten Sttnmeeoer,
felt, in SiBun9 iein neroen. Die StBuneen
linoen bon 8 llbr Wtor9ens bis o ubr abenos
an icoent Der iolaenoen Gage TAFT: Wsuntag, oeII
I. glpril, ltuo Mluntng, Den s. slpril 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21
@crmiidts Gn5eisen..
StiGcr Sbcilbabcr

Game pber Scrr)
nm ft6 nit $40. 900 bis 10000 an Der 6Gbrifns
tion bon Scihcns Iino Nulluaaren i'll bctbeilis
Gen. 20 lro6cnt bonn 9teinaeiptn1. Slferte1
inter ~. q. HES" .Sentimer GprrcIppneent."
(7S.St-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Safe tRr's MnStanb befprDt G. Haine, Nr.
413, Eit-Saittmere.e tr. aahe Guitnmhunfe.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

OHWT0tVWEt NEWEUs
Grtter-Stbert0sJi0a nno 8urriioon'gloeHlie.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ober6alb Sp6lfte
Strabe.
Sritter-Neunte StraBe, nabe 9sortb. sloenie.
&ierter-2101 gSeiisg{ortbsgtpenue.
5iinfter-1561 gtorbs 5uItonsglpeme.
Sehster-t420 9torosSiimnrsSt rabe.
Siebter-1315 9iurbsSiridersStru6c
sltter-t40S 8rebimanTStr abe
gleunter-1324 Noros SremontsgIoenue.
3ebnter-716 GuulberlanosStrabe
Glfter-t526 9ufersStraBe.
3tpDIfter-1717 Yresburbs Strdbe.
Srei5ebnter-1016 2SaIbrpOfs&penue
Rier8e6nter-1012 orosRabionsStrnbe.
5iinf3ebnter-4000 Bart eigbt5ssIoeme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21
Snnee Tamen! Madjt Gnd bieie
S>ffcrfe 81 M,,hs

gSir biIhen iest eiTe s,lafie ffir iunes 9amen
In unferer electric Tamenihneiorr . Snitem.
SGnle. einer Der Noribeile an Der 9eibeil.;
gIre bieler aIale 1T Der, snb etiilerinnen
beiten. 9ieie alaife pirb umi /. Sariar 1907
duiarlr1en treien. GpesieIIe SorIefungsn 3tpei
nno orei Wal Die HSohe. Sreeno eine iunae
Dame. Die etiie toibionnblc Sd,neioerin 5u iucrs
ben ipinfdt. foIte fih bieie Oiierte 5u 5iuten
madben.
SIR %tpeitere ausfnnft ftreite pser menne
man t6 an Tri: WI. Snbrrs, Vr. BOZ. Neh'
snratogs.. G6e 1uwarS.etr (370-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Grftcr-0O5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Smeiter-1S2 @eitsSdmbur9s Strnbc.
Sritter-1O1S SharpsStrahe.
Iierter-t007 SburpsS irahe.
Siinfter-9 Neit.gSeft.S troBe.
Schster-1414 SanooersS trdbe.
Gipbter-t135 SbGrpsS trabe.
Mfter-1543 SunooersS trnbe.
Heunter-1S10 SiihsGbarIeS Strabc,
2ehnter-1922 2iebtsSirafe.
GIfter-54 SitsSentbsS trnBe.
pn6Ifter-t327 Siios9barIess Strnbe.
Sreijebnter-20 Sitag8eitsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

immcr6in 10 bis 10 N}iQioncn iibrIg
bleibcL iiber Die ieOc Nhtstunit feblt,
un0 iiber ocren @erblcib iid bic BET
ben 9cuoQmdhtigten GeridJtIif SIT
pcrantluortcn bo6en mcrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Subn @. Scnfcl,
CIR. SO1-SO3, @eIt.SaBeitc' Str, Ode Sreriont,
lit Der 2eid)cn6citatter.
peIfer ale g~uftrige tets 3lr 3uirte6er9ett
ausIi6rt. Sic ron i6m bcbdubelteu Gei4eH
ijnften Boden lana Iie9en, obne ole eerineften
8erluefungsipureu 5u 5eigct. Srau 1eifel III
graouirte Gtnbulfamireriu mo 1T Die a8ebano'
Ilng bon 6rulenleiben oeren Spe3tdlttaf
Betoe Telephone. CSanlO,19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Sn Ocm 0ia6Io @cbir8e
uon Nclt.0icrifo IiuO fiir5IiH Eager
BON Mieeridaunl cut0ctft moroen, SIT
ocren conmer5iellcr }hta6crtllng lid
bcreit3 cine @eieQiNoit 9rbiloet bat.
2icbbuber elmer id0ncn Meeri6aun-
pfeiie lper6en 0cmlob III 3ufunft
nid)t ouf Die ,Ginfubr ans 0eItretd),
Scr liirfci uno - &uDlo o%ugepieIen
ieirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Sn lester @odJe iino in
cobalt, Sem neuen canooii6en Gil
beroiItrift, IA ipeitere Silbergelell'
ihoitcn nit einem @apital bon 5uianl'
men $40, 100000 incorporirt moroen.
0os brinat sic Eotol capitalization
olcr bis6er boieIblt incorporirten 8e.
ieaidaftcn oltf $340,000,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Griter-1s Glib gSnibinatonsS trabe.
3peiter-tS33 Sits2om6uros Strdbe.
Sritter-1744 Sftsaombdros Sir1Be.
Sierter-1703 SougbsS irnbe.
Siinfter-1724 Gantonssloenue.
Se6ster-6t3 G~ilosVonbsS traBe.
Giebter-17tG 3bame5s StruBe.
4hter-1Stt Gantonsgloenne
Neunter-20t0 GantunsgOcnue
3ebnter -4t3 Siiosg8uIiesS trnbe.
@ltter-t9t4 @anfsS trnBe.
3nolfter-2002 8ougbsS trnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21
y1mos' Ouif Gund,rooms."

I5c. uro 25c. MabI3eiten uniibertrofien.
Gdlpcrt. nuo syrannir .StraEc.
@carrit6er ronI Calf srts9abnbnf.
(Sebrt3, lWtD tyr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21
Heunte WarS.

@riter-25 @orfuhsslnenut.
3lpeiter-i3t7 OorfsRodo.
9ritter-2729 porfsGpno.
Iierter-2651 Oorf'Nonb.
Siinfier-2425 OorfsHoao.
Sehstcr-t027 S1faSiusglhenitc.
Siebter-10O5 SoiimnnsSitabe
Mnier-1402 Snriornsgoenne.
9iennter-i6tt Misauitbs Sirube.
2ebuter-16i5 Sarfprossloenuc.
G~ltter--1730 S1riorbs glperiie.
3w6lfter-92S Sits 3fpan5ieite Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Ger Yctersbnrger oHnB"
brinot llelte Gntbiillrngcn uber erlor'
me llnterifleife bon Stoatsgeloeri1.
9ieSmoI b%etrifit Die angclegenbelt
oen @encralieutenott GelIino nno
oen Stoatsratb Yaiplop, Den tribe
rem @cionoten IN Seoul, meldc BET
DC oils gepnQmGd)ti9te mnbreIlo ocS
lcbten &ricgcs in SIangbot tDatlg
lporer, INN Eort Nrtbur nit Seberls"
mitteln uno Wilnition 5u perIor9elt.
3u bieiem 3mecfe miirben 30 Mtllto'
llen Nll6el BON Den bei0en gepolls
mGdtigten o~lsgeeeben, liir Die IN
g%iinitigiten Sale nur fir Den 5ebnten
Sbeil reht froglige 9eleae porliegell.
Nuf Geranloiiung OeS ariegsmlnllte'
RUNS bot cine eebeime Gomntillion
feltgeitelli, BOB, ipenn man olle an'
goben oes Generals Geilino gelten
ld6t, ser feline Bidder gefiibrt bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

E~rTter-32O NIi6O1MblIt0s SItuBe.
2meiter-lt0 Sfts9rrhsS traBe.
0ritter-i523 qiabt.S trnbe.
@ierter-1d2G Vutierhs Ipenne.
9iinfter-1127 gatterps sfbenue.
Sedheter-227 SitsScnthsS truee,
Siebentcr-f443 Aiperlioes slDenic.
Mthter-GtG Sits Sort. goenne.
@runter-1256 Sfts Sort.NlpenIte.
3ebnter-16t0 SitsSortsguenuc.
Gtfter-1234 6uUsSirnbc.
SnlI'ter-f20g notwithstanding.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Sn Der penn plpani d) c Il
@clcbgehm0 lit Die Socnl 3 Option
Gill bon DEM 5ultGn6igcn 9ontitc llll-
giinltig einberidtet moroen. Der
0eutib 8 Imerifuniihc Gentrolbuno
bot oltrd iein encr9ii6cS Soroeben
bic @efobr Der Scrmuderung Yenn-
iplpanien'S porl1uii9 o%bgeipenbct.
sber Die Nbitinen5ler iucroen ridlt
lofer luiIcn, llnb man miro ibncll
ulld) ferner ibari olf Die Singer lc-
ben miiilen.
Die ungorid e 8r0 / II
Seitetics bat lid einen 3igcuner 5rnl
8ottcn 0elonmen. Sit nid)t Die er-
ite 3igerner > Serbinoung NIT ocnl
glbcl. Sligo, ser Siebler, geiuonn Dor
einioen Sobren Die Siiritin GILMAN
gum @eibe. Gang bot Die Serrlidj-
felt aleroin9S nidlt %gcbauert. llno
10 miro IS bel ocrGbe Der ungoriihen
@rGfin ibrem Huoi Nporp ebenfaQS
gebeil.
Ger Sultan sat Dem 0eut f.
lhen Stoats : SefretGr oes Iusn1r.
tigen b. Sihiridfp uno Dem ariegs.
MiniIter b. Ginem oen OSmonie.Or
ben erlter alniie p%erlieben. 9omit
meroen Die engliidJen Sesmelouugen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Griter-340 VIrnfgIbcnnc.
2fueiter-412 Siinfte slbenue.
9ritter-309 Spcamore.e lpenue.
Nicrter-2043 9Soooberrb sgoeuue.
Siinfter-26ts Qoobbroof' glbenne.
Gedhster-14t4 MetrcatsStrabe
Giebter--t360 @eft.9iortb. gbenue.
Mhfer-23fS Mabiionsslocmue.
Neunter-2100 gaIlops slbenue.
aebnter-Gorouft.gde Horibs uno Ginoensslp
GIfter-3039 geoar.etpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21
@aGl-2 ofalc nnO 9icgiitrir-@ nrcang,
3npliter-204 RoIanosg loenIe.
Erei3cbrter-3400 9beitnutsslpenue.

Erei3cbnter-S40O Gbeitnut..penue.
0ierSebute 0nro.
@rfter-tG01 SobnsStrabe.
3fpeiter-235 Qaurenss Strate.
Sritter-11s RoberisS trdBe.
Sierter-2237 3ennipIplnids SlOenue.
,Siintter-2053 SibiforsS trnbe.
G~ebster-1932 YeHnfbIb1niGsgl0cnue.
Siebter-50S 4uiireitss Stra6c.
sl6ter-160S SibiiiousS trabe.
Geunter-1523 9trgpIesgtpenuc.
Sebnter--620 @eits&ufapette .gucnuc.
@lfter-1409 SruiosStas9lpenme.
Sfu6itier-414 @ilfons Strabe.
Srei5ebHter-307 MoibersStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21
M1ro

GrIter-12i2 Noro'G entrul' glherue.
Sipeiter-926 Sits9buie'S ira5e.
Hritter-S07 Git GbufesS traBe.
Iierter--12t2 @reeniipuntssloenie.
Siinfter-10f4 8reenntountsslpenue.
GedSter-904 @reenmountsglbeiute.
Sicbter-sSf @reenmountsMoenue
adter-1107 IibIanbsg oerue.
S,einter-10t3 SiisIfnoiionsS trabc.
2ebnter-S22 9tpros9drolinesG trabe.
Gliter-13i4 Ifb!nnosglbeuue.
2mDIfter-i227 SitsGbnfesS trube.
Srei5ebnier-1113 9iorosG slpenIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

TunfeInnaeIneue $4,000
Sd)eine ioQen i'm ltmlouf Icin. Wiro
Ole meiiten Menihen falt lalIen, oa
teil,e @eiabr lit, onB tie nit elnenl
lold)en Sdein bereingelegt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21
Charles y. Garter,
Scnrg 5enge,
s. &cbb SBumas,
sYGblaufihts sgeb0roe.
Samc6 g. Snbbert,
9befs Glerf.

&ubLqofaIe NIB Jcgiitrirs 8iireaur fir &c.
nunnte gSuBI mo Hegiiiration iiHb, mic foI9t
lSre5inite:
Grite Waro.
GrIter-1t0 Giios9oninaiorls glbenue.
3peiter-2i06 @ougbsS irabe.
Sritter-2t23 8anfStrabe.
8ierter-2236 GiiersStrabe.
S~iinfter-23t5 9antons9lpcnIe
Gebster-G23 observation-disclosures
Giebter-252I SoTtersgloemIe.
Mhtcr-272t Saitsgtoenue.
Telnter-2S22 @HioitsStrabe.
3ebnter-3124 @qiottsS trnbe.
@Ifter-2925 SubfonsStruBe.
3fo1lfter-3034 SioionsS irabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-21

Griter-1t46 gorf'Toao.
Rpeiter-2 626 MarnIanSsslpenie
Hritier-2s05 S~hntinooon.g Oeniie.
Sierter-2227 ScfferfonsTIaee.
Siiniter-2316 GorosGb a essStrabc.
Gedbstcr-t 9Seit 3lunr5iaite Strube.
Giebter-10t Oft @iniinSmdn8ieite Strdbc.
Wdter-17t7 MarbIano, glneIue.
Icrnter-333 @iraros slbenue.
pebnter-1S0s @rccumount.2ibenne.
GIiter-34t Dit pansiaite eirafe.
2tp1lfter-406 OF 3ipaHSi9itc Sfrdbe.
Standardization 0urcInb ,Strnbe.
Iicr5ebnter-2624 ct. YaulrStraBe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD
corporators Of the Mettowee Valley
Road Have Organized.

Dorset, July 9.-The stockholders OF
the proposed Mettowee Valley railroad
held their first meeting In Pawlet last
week Tuesday for the purpose OF or.
ganizing. Great enthusiasm was
shown by the large attendance The
following board Of directors was elect.
ed.
Ernest II. West, John II. Sheldon.
II. NJ. Campbell, G. N. Williams, o. p.
Black, C.. l.. Leach. II. l.. Manchester.
G. II. Clark, c. Il. DEMO. Frank Colyln,
+. T. Pember, Il. X. Norton. s. Vein.
berg. G. H. Parker, H. J. Stevens, Her.
bert Rice, II. II, Barden, +. G. Sheldon,
Ellis Williams. Nine of these are
from Vermont and eight are from Gran
vile. The laws OF our state under
which the road is chartered require
the majority OF directors TO be chosen
from residents OF the state.
Immediately after their election the
directors met and chose the officers OF
the company: President. c. l.. Leach.
Pawlet: three vice presidents. Herbert
Rice, Granville: Charles Clark, Paw.
let: X. NJ. Campbell. Dorset: secretary,
and treasurer. II. L. Manchester. Paw.
let; assistant treasurer. II. J.. Stevens,
Granville; auditor, II. J. Stevens An
executive committee consisting OF C.
l.. Leach. DIR Manchester. +. r. Pember
Frank Colyin and John Sheldon are
prepared for immediate action aud the
survey will be begun nc once.
Much credit Is due 10 the energy OF
X. NJ. Campbell Of Dorset In pushing
the project for this railroad through
a contamination deyoutly TO be wish
ed by residents along the line.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
SUNDERLAND

Charles Frazier spent Sunday In
town.
EN- Hyzer has purchased the } \.
stockwell place.
Arson Baker has purchased a ncw
rubber tired carriage.
VIII Casey has moved into =. @. Ba.
cons tenement house.
Miss y. ~ iloughton u BOSTON u at
home for a few weeks.
Erwin Parker was In Manchester on
business one day last week
Mr. and Mrs. =. y. Goyctte we're out
81 town ON business Saturday.
Freddie Mattison of Dorset spent
Sunday with Miss Celia Nelson.
Elisha Bull was the guest Of his
mother. Mrs. Buil. over the Fourth.
Mrs W. =. Holt entertained two
friends from Arlington one day last
week
Miss Alice Holt Of Albany spent sun.
day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
=. Holt
Miss May squirca ~ Arlington ~
spending n few days with her father.
William Squlrcs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. =. Williams spent
sunday In Manchester with the lattcr'n
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks.
Mrs y. A Cook and daughters.
Gladys and Mildred we're the guests Of
her mother. Mrs A. l.. Gregory last
week.
Giles Bacon who ~ working for the
American bridge company spent sun.
day with his parents. Mr. andMrs. y.
a. Bacon.
=. y. Goyctte. our new merchant.
has purchased the store on the corner.
formerly owned by T. n. HyEor Mr
Goyeite " n hustler and things look
favorable that he will do a good bust.
ness.
Dana Hall gave an anniversary hop
Tuesday night which proved a success.
After the hop n party Of eight started
camping for Hedges Lake. A couple
Of days were ioyfully spent and II was
Jolly party that returned home Thurs
day night
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
DORSET

Miss Margaret Gilbert il at her home
for the summer
Ransom Gillette Of Troy vas a re-
cent visitor IN town
Miss Woods Of Brooklyn has return.
I'd 10 Mr. snyder's.
Woodruff hall was formally opened
the evening Of the Fourth.
Coulter Dckllnc will spend the mim.
mcr at the Eagleaon home.
Miss Snyder Of New York will spend
the summer with Mrs John Eagleson
Frederick y Gilbert aud wife are In
West Rupert and Salem for a few
days.
Harry Davis Of Brattleboro IL a guest
NJ the home Of Miss Ada Lille for two
weeks.
John Eaglcson who spent the past
week with his family here. returned
Ia New York Monday
Serene Pratt OF the Wall Street Jour
nal ~ In town for a short vacation. ac'
iNAilANl'N W wv WIZ
Tho last meeting Of the Grange was
held on Wednesday when Il was voted
10 adjourn for two months.
Miss Katherine sherman ~ New
York aud her brother John Of Schcn
eCtady are at their mothers
George Williams and daughter. Mrs
Charles Mcwaync. returned recently
from a visit among relatives In Connec
ticut
Miss Olslenstad was badly poisoned
ON both hands by Wild Ivy the past
week. She has been under the care
Of Dr l.iddle.
Among those registered NJ the Botar
ical meeting at North Pownal recent
~ we're A. N. Gilbert. Gertrude Ullbcrt
aud Allan Bourne.
School house hall was the scene Fri
day evening Of iAing Brothers Nov
Ing pictures which were intensely In
terestlng aud entertaining
A meeting was held NJ Mrs shcr
mans Saturday evening by those inter
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
$4,000 KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR IN
PARADE
Greatest Event OF the Triennial
ConcIave at Saratoga
$4,000 SPECTATORS PRESENT
Earl Of Euston Of London, G. NJ. Moul
ton Of Chicago, J. 3. Tressldor Of
Canada and Gov. Hughes.

Saratoga, n. Y. July 9.--Knights
Templar $4,000 strong. paraded
through the brilliantly decorated
streets here today There we're $4,000
spectators present On the official re-
viewing stand we're the Earl OF Euston
OF London, Grandmaster George NJ.
Moulton OF Chicago. John b. Tressidor.
grandmother OF the priory OF Canada
and Gov. Chas. Il. Hughes. The pa.
rade was the longest Knight Templar
pageant ever held In New York state.
II taking three Hours for the parade
10 pass. Forty.two states we're repres.
ented. Fifty.seven bands comprising
1900 musicians were In the parade.
After the parade the FIRST session OF
the grand encampment was held In the
town hall az which Governor Hughes
formerly welcomed the Sir Knights 10
New York state. The other speakers
included Former Senator Edgar T.
Bracket OF this city. Adelbert y.
Knapp. grand commander OF New York
and @. NJ Moulton OF Chicago.
After the meeting Governor Hughes
received for two hours the Knights
and visitors at the Grand Union hotel.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
SENTENCE FoR INCEST
a Vermont Man Arrested In New
Hampshire Sent 20 State Prison.

The case of Charles T.. Barrie. the
NefluAt uan Who was arrested IN
Manchester. y. H. February 20 after
taking q dead infant in an extension
ha to So Juseph's infant asylum. had
been settled through the respondent
pleading guilty 10 a charge of incest
and receiving o sentence of not less
than two and unehalf years or more
than three years In the Vermont state
prison 90 Windsor The manslaugh.
Ger case against him was dropped up.
un his pleading guilty 10 the other
charge.
The child which Barrie took 10 Man.
chester was his own. aud itE mother
was iiarric's niece The girl was 20
Years old and barrie was 80. Both
were single but they were 20 related
that marriage was an impOasibility an.
der the Law.
When the child was born the couple
decided 90 place the infant in au asy.
lum and by telling a plausible story
tiarric succeeded iu arranging Tor its
care nd Ihc 50 losoph's asylum In Man.
chester lie was taking u there when
10 died un the road.
On order 10 avoid attention Barrie
placed the baby in "a canvas extension
bag which b. carried a. hand baggage
a small hole was cut in the bag 90 give
the child n little air but u Mas not SUI
nciont 10 ailoW u to breathe properly
aud Barrie took stIll further chances
hy administering heavy doses of some
sleeping preparation 10 prevent itH cry
Ing and attracting the attention Of the
passengers un the train
barrie lDft Wells River with the
baby ln the bag ON the midnight train
ON the night Of February ~. aud arriv
I'd in Manchester the 2Uth Occasion.
ally on the way be- would put bis hand
into the bag to see " the baby. was
breathing and be- said that he f,ht the
child'a body while passing through I'm.
icld and found u warm. There was
some question nfterWard as 60 whether
the child died before reaching the New
Hampshire line or afterward. n qucs
ton which would affect jurisdiction
~ the courts ln prosecuting the case
II vas this which made the Vermont
authorities more willing 60 drop the
charge Uf manslaurhtcr when Barrie
pleaded guilty to the other charge
barrie was greatly alarmed upon
reaching Manchester a. nnd the baby
unconscious and lta body cold. but be-
could not realize that II was dead and
went Ia The asylum with ". There the
sisters noted the child'a condition aud
notified the police. Barrie was arrest.
ID aud freely confessed his part In the
szisc. II vas thought at first that the
"a I'D might have been poisoned by the
1hepinE mixture u swallowed and the
vial IN which the mixture was carried
vas taken and the contents examined
10 was possible. however. that sui
location was the real cause Of the
baby'H death. The baby WAS three
days old whou barrie started with Il
for the foundllnE'B home.
The Grafton county authorities aud
the Vermont authorities Joined with
those of ilillaborUugh county IN direct
lng tho ease Barrie was finally turn.
I'd over 60 the authorities of Orange
county and his indictment aud sen.
tcnCo were the result
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
WHITE RIBBON PARTY
Mrs X. =. Lamb Of North Bennington
Entertains W. c. 7. U.

A pretty entertainment was given
this afternoon at her residence at
North Bennington when Mrs n. r.
Lamb gave "A White Ribbon party at
her home In the interest OF the Won
ans Christian Temperance Union.
There was a good attendance and an
interesting program was given, at
which all we're pleased aud az the con.
clusion OF which cake and ice cream
were served.
The following program was prepar.
I'd and carried out: Solo. \ win Try.
WIN You" Jeola Spencer. paper. The
Countess Of Carlisle" Mrs Helen c.
Cole. paper. lady Henry Somerset. +"
Mrs A. $. Hathaway. solo. Wear the
White Ribbon Wherever You CO.
Ruth lOomis. paper our National
President" Mrs W. c. shaw: Letter
from Susannah ID. Fry" Mrs Jay Loo.
mis-: solo. Little Sunbcams" Kathryn
Durham. Harriet W. Brands Girl.
hood. Mrs W. r. Simonds: paper.
Anna Adams Garden" Mrs W. Il.
White: duet. Mildred and Dorothy
smith. The Story OF Jennie Cassidy
Mrs u. r. Lamb: recitation. Message
Of the Flowers" Kathryn Durham;
singing. America"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
A BRAIN STORM
PLEA ENTEREDBY
RUNYAN
Harry Kirkstein, Friend Of Mrs
Carter, Arrested
KNOWS SOMETHING OF LOOT
Defaulting Teller OF Windsor Trust
Company Analened In Court
Counsel Claims Insanity

NEW YORK. July Rochester II.
Runyans defense will be insanity. In
pleading not guilty 10 the theft Of $751;.
40 from the Windsor Trust company
ON June 20 Runyan's counsel declared
that his client Inherited Il tendency
10 insanity aud that the effect upon
him In meeting Mrs Laura NJ. Carter
was 10 preclpitnte an attack.
Harry Hlrksteln. who. the central OF.
hce men say, Is an Intimate friend of
Mrs. Carter. was arrested nc his home,
2J2 West Twenty-nfth street, and TAX.
en- 20 headquarters. charged with know
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10

ing something about N2a.uh ~ TIE uu
accounted FOR money That Runyun snyf
be- turned over a. Mrs. Carter
kirkstcln viii be- arruirncd to-day In
the Center street court The detectives
who saw Runynn aud Mrs Carter
brought 90 court profess 90 recognize
kirksteln a. the man % whom she
slgnalcd on Mulberry street outside Of
headquarters
Chester ~ Runynn. shoru n the llt.
tie goatcc which emphasized hIs weak.
Ness u face more than ever. wus or
rulgned Tor pleading before Judge
O'Sulliyan ln part ! 81 general sss.
slons. Ills attorney. William W. cant
well of Cantwcil a brown Indicated
by hls remarks a. the judge that the
dcfauliing paying TELLER would doubt
less take refuge Cor hIs wruur,luing on
der the shelter ~ brain storm"
In asking Tor u weeks adjournment
Mr.. Cantwcll said be- wanted time o.
examine into the ease. when be- would
possibly ask permission a. plead under
section 500 ~ the cudc. This Ia the
section covering pleas ~ not guilty. al.
icging Insanity aud asking fur the APP
polntmcnt OF commission In lunacy
Mr Cantwell insisted that there was
a strain " Insanity IN the Runynn
stock on the maternal side and said
that bis maternal grandmother had
died In an asylum. Ifc said that the
best witness Ia nunyan's mental weak.
ness was Mrs. Runyan. whom the NJ.
toucy aid wa prosirntcd. but stIll
loved her husband. whom she believed
the victim ~ weakness 81 the head aud
not ~ the heart
The wife blnmcs Mrs. Carter. the
woman IN whose nat Runyan was
found. who betrayed him 20 the po.
lice aud whose alleged influence over
the ahscondlnR teller will be- made the
basis of biz defense.