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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
GURABO

Sc anuncia la vacante de dos cs
cuelaS rurales en- esta Jurisdiction
Los que las ~pretendan pucden enviar
solicltud por ell plalo de oeho dias.
acompaiiando 81 nlmero de certi6ca.
do, clase y tanto por ciento de in.
gles.-ANToNlo VAGUE, Pyesidcw-
e -Gurabo ode Agosto de 1907. Ito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
POR NUESTRO CAFE
Sr. de Diego, <spea-
kerr de la Camara,
en- Washington.
sOBRE E. STATUS,
Aspiraciones del pueblo de
Puerto ico.-En favor
de nuestra isla.

Jose de Diego, Speaker de la
Camara de Delegates de Puerto
Rico, Sc encuentra Ell Washington,
de paso para asistir a la asamblea
de los Speakers de las distintas Le-
gislaturas de Estado, que Sc cele-
brsra en- la Exposition de James
town, Ell so de julio, Ell conmemo-
ra>i6n de la primera asamblea Judi
cial celebrada Ell este pals, la cual
tuyo efecto Ell SO de julio de 1919.
FL senior de Diego durante su
estancia en- el pals visitara, tambien
al Presidente en- Oyster Bay, y ira.
tara con Ell DEPARTMENT. de Esta.
do la convenience de solicitar del
Congreso el establecimiento de una
tarifa proteccionista sobre Ell cafe
de los paiseS sudamericanos, con
o3jeto de dar protection q la indus
tria CAFETERIA de Puerto Rico.
ME siento orgulloso de llaber
sido invitado para concurrir a la
Asamblea de Jamestown, dijo Ell
senior de Diego anoche. "No obs
tante, 81 mi unico objeto hubiera
sido el concurrir a la reunion de
Jamestown, es probable que no hu-
biese venido, aunque espero hacer
algo que resulte de algun benefcio
a Puerto Rico.
aYo deseo dar a conocer al pue-
bio de los Estados Unidos las con.
diciones actualeS de Puerto Rico,
y bacerles saber la Importance que
tiene ell conceder a nuestro pueblo
la ciudadania. En- Puerto Rico as
piramos a este titulo, no solo porque
somos sub litos leales de los Esta-
dos UnidoS, sine porque creemos
que debemos tener 81 mislno 60
bierno que tienen los Estados y los
Territories.
xYo he tenido una conferencia
con- el Secretario de Estado Iute
rino concerniente a la protection
de nuestro cafe, y creo que es muy
probable que Ell asunto sea presen-
tado al Congreso, con recomenda-
clones favorables.
aEl cafe constituye la indus
tria mas importante de nuestra
l>ls. Cosechamos una gran can't,
dad de az1car, pero esta industria
eSta controlada, en- gran psrte, por
las classes capitalists, mientras
que Ell cultivo de cafe esta en- ina
nos de las classes mas pobres. De
modo que, 81 Ell produsto de Puer-
to pudiese obtener la protection
que tienen las industries de los
E,tados Uniios, r~epresentaria mu
no para el pueblo de la isla.D
(Traducldo para LA DEMO
cRACIA del Washington PostD,
Julio "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
NOT|C|AS De PONCE
Sigue E Aguila> en- SUI juego.-Para San Juan.
Sensible accidente. 1Que pasa en- Coamo?
Ell Lcdo. Don Angel Acosta Quintero

aso ,iacion, en- Ell mes dc agosto, 81
plea Ia asietencia de los socios,
ples case de no poderse efectuar
dicha Junta, Sc vera en- el penoso
deoer de acudir a la Corte solicit
tando lin administrator Judicial,
C iyos gastos serlan onerosos para
los ~intereses de los accionistas.
Nos consta que ell Hipodromo
S. encuentra en- magnihcas condi.
clones, no teniendo ningun pasivo
y 81 TN active que lie permite fun
cionar por alg1n tempo.
-tQue pasa en- Coa,no? Esto
CORE de boca en- boca sobre ciertos
rumores de violacion en- los cuales
tlene parte directa la policia de
aquel pueblo.
tSabe algo el corouel Hamill?
tSabe algo el captain de la fuerza de
este distrito?
Hernos tenido q gusto &c
sa'udar Ell esta ciudad al Lcdc.
Acosta Quintero, Fiscal de la Corte
de Arecibo, quien Sc encuentra pa
sando las vacaciones.
-Contintia enfermo del titus
Ell Coalno nuestro amigo don Jes1s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

Agosto, Ell Aguua' en- ABSTRACTION, en- Ell mes de agosto, II
su edlceion correspondence al 3 plea Ia asistencia de los socios
Gle Julio en- Su Secci6u "SuCeSOS V pleS case de no poderse efert1a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
DE- San SEBASTIAN
Una carta. Perdida de
una cartera, con Sc
tecientOs dollars.
ExCEsO De cello
Tres quincalleros, personas
de buenos antecedentes,
detenidos y registrados.

Nuestros correligionarios de San
Sebastian, Jose Dulles, Jose Rive
ra y Aguedo Vargas, quincallero
de o6cio, nos envian una carta que
4 causa de su extension no repro
ducimos lntegra, extractando de
ella 10 que sigue::
FL viernes IS del mes pasado,
al llegar a aquel pueblo procedente
de Lares, Ell senior Oblspo, a las diez
de la maiiana, mientras tomaba un
ligero refrigerio en- cas- de una Sc
nora, echo de menos uno de sus fa-
miliares una cartera que contenia
500, entire billetes, giros y cheques,
formandose ell train consiguiente.
Los referidos quincalleros, per-
senas de buenos a~ntecedentes, sue
len situarse freute a la plaza, cerca
de la casa donde Sc hospedara el
sehor Obispo, y por este solo hecho
fueron detenidos y registrados por
los policias Corchado y Cabrera,
quienes los condujeron al Quartet
de la policia.
Mas tarde Sc presento Ell cabo
de la policia del puesto de Lares y
orden6 al guardia Delgado que
practicase I'm registro en- los domi.
.cilios de dichos individuos, 10 que
So llevo a efecto ilegalmente sin
III 4ndamiento del Juez.
La detencion Sc verified q la
una y pico de la tarde y Sc pro.
longo hasta las cinco y media, q cu.
va bora los deSbafA6 el guardia Del.
gado.
ExceSo de cello NAL entendido
Sc llama esta hgura, y creemos que
los guardias p1ocedieron arbitraria-
menle, abrogandose atribuciones dc
que carecen, al detener sin motivoa
tres vecinos honrados y laboriosos,
y a los cuales Sc les ha peljudicado
en- Ell pequtno credito de que gozan
para atender a sus negocios de quin-
calleros.
Nosotros llalnamos la atenci6n
del coronel Hamill sobre csc hecho,
de que con sobrada razon Sc quejan
nuestros comunicantes.
+aaEn esta imprenta Sc nece-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05


su ediccion correspondence al 3
dc Julio en- su secci6u "Sucesos y
Comentos'' dice 10 siguiente:
"Pruehe Ell corresponsal de LA
DEAocRACIA que 10 que denuncia-
mos no es %cierto, y entonceS tendra
raz6n al decir que censuramos por
sistema.'
"El Aguila" NOS RETA a
que probemos que no esta en- 10
cierto en- sus apreciaciones sobre la
sala para pudientes en- los hospita-
les, y Sc 10 hemos probado.
Que crea Eel Aguila" destruir
nuestros pror6sitos escrib;endo SEN
dos artlculos y subrayando palabras
y hasta lineas enteras con la sana
mten6i6n de hacer c%oinpfender a sus
lectores que uuestra administration
es vituperable y que ellos 10 Aacfan
metoy; es natural que acuda q los
recursos extremes y trate de negar
hoy 10 que dijo aver.
TCdo es admissible Ell los siste-
maticos.
Pero conste que, por mucho
que Sc esfuerce, IL aletazos no al.
canzaran nunca a nuestro Conceio
municipal; que su retO lanzado a
noSotroS 10 recognizes q tempo, Y
que sus intemperancias no surten Ell
etecto que Sc propone, pues va esta
bastante iiustrado nuestro pueblo
para aceptar 10 que la ssna razon y
Ell recto c%riterio rechazan.
HemoS dicho baStante.
Ell lines sale para San Juan
Ell active repreSentante de la fabrica
de cigarros Y cigarrillos oThe In
dustrial Porto Rico Company nues-
tro amigo don Juan Torruellas Mo-
lima acompaiado del arquitecto mu-
nicipal para cerrar FL contrato sobre
Ia fablcaci6n del edi6cio para esta
compahia que Sc instalara en- la
prolongaci6n de la Gale de la Con-
ccrdia.
va ha enpezado a abrirse la
prolongaci6n de la Gale de la Con-
cordia, empezando por la estaci6n
del f%erro-carril. FL trozo de eSta
Gale comprendera doce metros y
medic de ancho.
Sc nos asegura que la COM
pailia de la industrial Porto. Rico
Company y la empresa del ferro
carril han regalado al municipio
frentes de sus soiares para que ia
Gale pueda tener eSa anchura.
En- la malana de hoy al
volver la esquina de la Gale Girls
tina ell coche que conducia q don
Juan Torruellas Molina, ell caballo
di6 I'm tropez6n en- la tajea de Ia
esquina cayendo y sufriendo he
ridas en- la cabsza y en- las patas
delanteras. Felizmente Il seior
.orruellaS no sufrio ninguna no,
-El p~residente del Hip6dro-
mo Popceho, por medic de atenta
circular, cita a los asociados a este
eStablecimiento para Junta General
Il dia II del corriente a las tres de
a tarde en- el salon de dicho Hippo.
con objeto de resolver la di-
,olucion de la sociedad 8 en- su de-
,ecto nombrar nueva Directlva.
Teniendo que marcharse el Sc
ior Salazar, presidente de dicha {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
CASA AAuEBlAOA

En- la Gale del Parque Sc al
quila una casa nueva amueblada
por cuarenta dollars mensualeS,
mediante contrato de lin aiio. Pa
ra refeferencias dirigirse a Justa
B. IgleSiaS, Santurce. 90 y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

gain esta imprenta Sc nece-
sitan bueuos vendedores para el
peri6dico.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-19
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.


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H"p,S' huron, NrS' \ A. Wood from
wv N''''N'H' '"". ''' "''N' H'H'"'l SNe4-
o'"' Se'r''"'F ana treasurer MIS-. H'H'
''S'"I' \ '''''i'''''V' was Hpp"h''H -
S'i''' t'hoS "''H """'' 10 provide tn"
uSu"! 'hr's'f''"7 p'N'@ Tor the inmates
al ,'' union '"of i'r'l.
I"o ''N,a" n" I''i" Gypsy VIII
h' given IN MUSIC h'" FRIDAY evening
uN"'r me n"SiH''S "f the Epwor;h
league F".'""'"S 'S 'i' cast oi eha'a'-
"'S' ba'SN '"'"'' " Llp0Y girl Haz"l
nn'idoh' l''P"'' I"FIe ana Na'"
r'''",'r' S'"'' 3'''N' ''"" ff"hIh ana
roma l,nnRS' '"'' pST h"%' Koh'r,
'"'s' N"''' "' "''N tih rms. 80 n''l
p'NS' "'".'N y '',' ''.' " .I''' 9'cioo"'
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CALEDONIA COUNTY,
HARDWICY

he Granite Manufacturers associa-
ON at TIA annual meeting NJ ttardwick
Inn Iast week elected officers as follows.
President X G. wallace; vlce-presldent.
G. 6. stewart: secretary ana treasurer.
T.. r. Fletchct. executive committee. r
e. wallace. W B. Donald aud q. II.
Bickford Aftcr tho buslucss meeting a
siN- course nnnQuot vas scrvcd with ?,
q, the tables VIM. Donald noted as
tons.mastcr. r. e.. wallace responded to
the "GrowtN OF our Associat,on"; /;
George Blckflr7 Tho Granite Rusiness
Tn the Grand Od state Of Vermont"
About all lhc arms hero and I'm Wood
bury are members Of tho association as
follows: Union Granite Co.,. Ross rmlnh
Granite CO.. r. q. Fletcher. }. e sunl-
van. Wm. Barclay Donald. American
Grant," CO. j.. A. Emerson. Stewart
Granite 20. Cyrst1l Brook Granite CO.,,
r. Vavala, Woodbury. Granite Co.. Ho-
ward & Martin T.. X. Murch. Bailey &.
Rollins. Ca'h"rv0od & Merriam. Hard-
wick Monumental Quar'lcs CO.. IT, T..
jackson. SMITH g. Rarter w p. Brown.
Geo T. Bond John Iiannigau. J. ".
Nj <, Harlvi,h Granite CO.,. Carson
Tros.. Tmua1o 81 Pelaggo. Italian 4
American Grant. Co, Aiuswor'h q
A'usworth and h. Plncra.
Christmas viii ho observed lt the opcra
house Tuesday rvening bv union sor-
vice Of all tho sunday schools. A pro-
gram or mus md rcc1ntion. will be
given by tho o.uI-cn.- ruitod work
crs We're yt'N -"ssful in tic sale which
they gave a, .nct cleared about 800
Mrs Bennett who has been visiting her
dagghtcr, Mis- d. I. Paquettc. returned
% Char'ostovr tuesday. She was ac-
companied L S' Johnshurv hv Mrq
Paquett", Mis- 1co1orr Autnan. who
spoke at the congregational Church
sunday went .o 'irecnshoro Bond Tues
day Mics RHkiri. teacher in the first
grade Of tnc village school. has heon
confined to h'~ room by l'nces.-M-s
Horny DcFor3 went 10 Pike. y. H.. Tues
day 10 visit 10 son fog row days -
Mrs. Harry r. 1 who has bo"u ill IS
much improved Mary Donald who at
t"rds colby CO.. er ir Maine. IS a. homo
'or Christmas Mr. d Mr.. Guy Erapi
Of Worcester. Mass. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs f'.ru '.-l
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WINOOSKI.

Mrs Elizabeth Gotta, wife Of Ray Gotta.
died early Saturday morning at her home
in Fulletts lane after al fitness of about
eight months with dropsy Mrs. cot.
was born in toilette. +. O. 57 years ago.
At the age of II she came To this village
and had made her home here since. she
is survived by her husband. three daugh-
ters, Mrs. W. c, Baker Of Albany. \. y.
Mrs. Louise Borbardier OF Colchester and
Mss Corina Gotta of this Village and two
sons, Fred Gotta of Burlington and Jo.
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scph Gotta Of this village. 81 is also
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Joseph la
farricrc Of this place and Mrs Joseph
Dumas OF WallinEford The funeral was
held at St Francis Xavier Church Mon
day morning at eight o'clocl
At the annual meeting of LawtoH
Lodge. no. %, knights Of Pythias, held
Tuesday evening, the Following officers
were elected: Chancellor commander,
w. L. Clark. vlce-, ,hauccllor comman-
der. g. ~ Kelley, prolatc, A. H. Bartch-
or; master Of work. VI. y. Jansen; keep
&C Of records and seals, oliver Dunaw;
master Of finance. A. y. Smith; master
NJ cXchoquer, Jacob Noior; master at
arms, Warren T.. Dewey.
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WIRELESS TELEPHONY.
Message Successfuily Transmitted Dis
taucc of 200 Miles.

Copenhagen, Dec. 1s.-It was am
nounced here to-day that wireless tele-
uhonic messages were transmitted sue
cessfuNy yesterday between tho Weis-
sen Zee wireless station at Berlin and
near this city, distance OF about 200
miles.
The American minister, Dr Maurice
+. Fgan, and others from the American
legation as welt as several representa-
tivcs from tho French legation visited
the laboratory OF Professor Poulsen,
who recently has developed a new syS-
TEN of transmission. and he demon
stratcd the power of his instrument 20
transmit messages clearly and Rccur-
atoly. He said that he hoped to COM
municate with America via ireland,
by telephone In February next.
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VERCENNES.

Curtis Field, n former well-known
resident of Ferrisburgh, died in North
ield saturday. The body was
rought to this station Monday and
burial made In the Monkton Gene
tery--Gco.g gc Slack ana Harold New
on Of Goddard Seminary are at home
'or the holidays.--Fred Allen left Fri
lay with three carloads of calves and
iheep for the New York market
Henry Hitchcock ana son, Charles, of
Orwell were the guests Sunday of Mrs.
Robert Mclaughlin, their sister-in- law
md aunt,--A son was recently born to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Driscoll.--Lionol
Harris OF Rialto, Cal, Is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Harris
Miss Bessie Shepard Of Fair Haven
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. George De
void.--Joscph Laduke is reported seri-
ouslY ill.,
Saturday, Charles II Ferguson lost
valuable registered Holstcin COW
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PANTON.

Mr. and Mrs. John SpraRuo. who
have h"on u california for two Years.
ar" visiting relatives herc.--W r.
White. s. T. Gaines and James smith
are expected home from New York this
Wcok.-G. g. Poaso is recovering from
an illness OF several Ward
Srauldine WAS I'm Burlington Monday
to consult an orulist.--I. r. nm killed u
hog Monday that dressed 443 pounds .-
Christmas cvorri-'s win be hold Mon
day evening 81 tt" Methodist church.
'rhov w'l consist of q conror; 10y tine
school followed hN th" unloading Of
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INTERNAL REVENUE GROWS.
Increase In Rcceipts-Ncw York Makes
the Most Fermcuted Whiskcy.

Washington, Dec. lN-The annual
report Of Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue Capers shows that for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1907, the
receipts Of this bureau were $969664.- -
or. an excess OF s2o.56l.2S4 over last
vcur.
The leading states i'm the payment
OF internal revenue this year are Illiu-
ois. s54,S5G.l4l New York. s32.353,641;
Indiana, s296751S2; Kentucky, s2S.-
44l1 Pennsylyunia, $22,727,99S.
The four states which made the larc-
est quantity Of fermcuted liquor are
New York l3o>9,O9s barrels; PennsNl-
vania 7.54l1& barrels; Illinois 5.493, S2s
barrels Wisconsin J02G,3-2 barrels
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WEST MILTON.

MI ana Mrs, oliver Howard from
Arrow Head mountain spent sunday
with their son, Isaac. and their little
granddaughter Martha, accompanied
them homo for a few days visit-An
immense hcnhawk came down In Mrs.
Martha Imcoln's yard Saturday.
caught a hen and commenced eating it,
Mrs. Lincoln succeeded in driving u
away but the fowl was so badly hurt,
II had to be killed.-on account OF tho
storm saturday evening. the Grange
meeting was postponed for two weeks.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gale OF Champlain Tuesday
Mrs. led Mitchcl's mother, Mrs, Bailey
and here sister, Eliza l'aileS' are visit
ing her from FairfaN. Mrs. Edward
Bombard Is ill-M Mrs Dean Johnson
ana children Of Champlain passed
Tuesday with her sister Mrs H. ~
GIsngcr
~, ond papc.l
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BRISTOL.


Nh aud Mrs f. l";'',-2n
expect q" I"iNe I'''h'''' ~ '"t "a,
fotni" and other points "i '"' I"'''
coast where they VIII pass ''.' W'"''''
"a raId was mad" Ffl"aN h'EW on "
blacksmith shop ON East Mann S'f"''
)N Deputy Sh'rlf 4. :. F"f' ANA aNS'S'-
ants. Ahout thr"" quarts "i hl"'r
We're found aud the parties found 'h'i"
were given hearing SATURDAY 10! sen
ins and intoNtoauon.--ka ma =. MHi''''
is improving in health
The liquor raid "n IN" hlAcfsm'tu Snop
Saturday resulted In the arrest ar Ed
ward Canton, WI" was h'"uEhl "''oH"
Justice w. II. RoSW"rtH charged Wl'n
selling contrary to law. II" was I"And
guilty and bound over 10 county court
under 500 bonds m d'i'u't of winch d"
was taken tn MddI""Hil 'nH h' Deputy
Sheriff G. : r"rr John Farmer OF
Waterbury has nc"n ~" guest "' Mrs.
Martha and Miss ka'" ST Vart 'h. past
wock.-A T. WrIEf' has .1i his prn-
sion increased 10 81 " 'u'a-J w.
f'S' 81 burlington was '' ."a over
SNadaN.- The M''hod''i NHWifF scu"o.
elected 't''"'S as i"u'"s' 0'r'rln'"n-
u"ht' MIS-. H. -. N"N''" S'cr"'arN'
Dra'' fulI'han' assistant ~''r''HW,
Fr"'" Po'!a''' treasurer Alice |u't"r:
MISSIONARY p'"S'o'"'' MIS-. i~ r.. Sh"'-
"'N; miSNI'n''' secretary and u"'sur"r
| r. H. F'N'"' "'ra'''H f'"'.'r' I.aa-
""n'- NJ. an" MIS- James 'i"H""H .'N"
! '''''' ''t"'roN'r t'n' mont 900 'h"r""
| S,''"' ana VIII "'r"iN S''".-i iN"
! '.,'"" h"o"" I', S'''''F "' 'l' Hn9-
/ t'S' '""I'.I ""I no'l 9nC''' az 'N' r"Si-
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ADDISON COUNTY.
HIDDLERURY.

nlDNLERURY.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-19
STARKSBORO.

The g. G. g. Will hold It's annual Christ
mas salo I'm the vestry Of the Baptist
Church Thursday afternoon ana evening.
Mr. and Mrs william Inn are visit
ing in Shclhurne Mrs. Milo smith Is
visiting m Rurlngton.-Mr. and Mrs +.
$ Ferguson visited in Bethel over sun
day.-Mr ana Mrs. Andrew Rlb'loe are
parents OF 4 daughter--F. NJ. I'M was in
Burlington Tuesday.-flen stevens who
has been visiting at Frank Smiths, has
nrnnn To MAterDMrN.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Esma White returned from New
York State Friday Mrs. W. \. Plntt is
visiting h"r parents in Boston. Miss
Florence Rnrpell closes her school on
Worcester HI for tho holiday vacation
Friday with christmas tree.-T. II.
Moore o' Fort Tico0dcroFa was n resent
guest ~ RS brother, ] G, Moore.
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ADMIRAL DEWEY IS 70.
Pres. and Mrs. Roosevelt Guests nt
Dinner In Honor of Event.

Washington, Dec, M-Admiral George
Dewey gave dinner at his home Tonight
IN celebration of the 10Th anniversary ot
his birth, President and Mrs, Roosevelt
were among the guests.
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EAST MONKTON.

Mrs. Ida IL, Read, the State president
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, viii deliver an address in East
Monkton Church Sunday. December Y,
at o'clock p. a. All are cordially in
VLted-
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WIRELESS FROM THE FLEET,
Squadron CommRuders Align Thcir
ship in Double z-ormution---
weather magnificent.

Now work. Dec. is-Tho following
mcssaE" from its correspondent on
board Admiral Evaus's flagship was
received hv tlH associated Press by
wireless 'ologrophv Tonight:
'Ju board the =. : Connecticut. Do
ccmber is, ,uoon,. The hattleship
feet at this hour Is 40 miles north
by northwest Of saint Thomas. The
weather is nne"
later message from the feet re-
c"ivcd through the Deforrest wireless
station here tHis evening reads
"u = :. Connecticut. at sea, Dec
ls-purinR tue - hours since noon
yesterday the fect made 24O miles.
the course continuing due southeast
This afternoon Admiral Evans sig
nailed the squadron commanders to
align heir shiIs 6. which had been
moving in four perfect columns IN
double formation at intervals Of 1900
ards The movement was spleudfdlv
executed ana invoked from :hc COM
mander-iu-ohioc the signal We'll lonr'
We ar" now beyond tho cllC stream
and only moderate swell dfs'irhs
the surface VI the soa. Too weather
/ IS maGniHro"t and between tho blue -
tho sky and the blue Of the waters.
! the two whit" lines OF hattlesnipa
moving with stately precision made =
magnificent picture
! The squadron7 scarcely can bo said
to be shaken down rs vet and stlU
they keep at perfect distances"
USE WIRELESS TELEPHONE TOO
| Savannah. Ga. Dec. 1S.-The Savannah
/ Deforest wireless station this afternoon
was in communication with tho flagship
/ Connecticut. the Georgia and the N'7ne-
/ sofa Of IN" battieshp feet Many oTi-lal
/ and private messages betrg sent 70 Nor
| folk, Washington and New York from
officers and correspondents when the
I fleet We're caught.
The messages showed that the wire
less telephones are Icing used on tho
. trip and are proving successful. The
| ships IN the sQuadrons carry on con-
versations and -cecive orders .or f1rma-
| tion by wireless telephone
At 500 p. IN the feet was reported as
in communication with tho wireless sta
| ton at san Juan, Porto Rico.
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HAPPENINGS IN
VERMONT.
Local Items Of Inter g From All
%
Parts of the CIR = Noun
tain Sta +
y
THE NEWS RY C0TINTIES
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

~hc Winooski valley, villages u North
From the Island in the Lake TO the
PasSumpSic. Along otter Creek
and by the shores OF White
River Covered hy Spc-
ciaI Correspondents