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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01


gs 1T cine oltt Grfob.
rune, 6ab corruption IhlisbIi4 3ur
Bs.niatuns Der 5rsi6sitsn beg 9Olfes
fibrt. 6isrfiir Iisftrt Rem gort ipits
Der Gin 9siIpisl. @Oup. 6u0bss ttabs
iiatist. Elm. an5ubl ipihiig.r RsFcrs
men, beIpnbsrs in 9t5ug ouF bag
Mdltsn Der aorpordtiOnen. pa st sis
men Wibsrfono isitens Der pclitifsr
in Der 9ssisIatur .rparttt, 70 bot e
in elmer tiirSlin s.baltsnsn Rs6e anees
%tiinbist, 6ab Ct. ipis prGiibsnt RooIts
belt. eegen bic 9ssisldtur appelIisren
spsrbs. 9araufbin babtn bic pplititer
I'm Ssnot, Der So6burs Der RorpOros
ticn.H, ibr. Mabrsssln gstrOFfsH. lin
Su uerbinbtru, baB bas Boil .rf6brt,
tueI6e Ssnatorsn ii4 ben Refotms
MnBreesIH fpibtrI.b.n unb oaesetn
ftimmsn, foil ben 0srtrttsrn Der qreIls
Die fOIds austunft %ssipGbr.n, bds
Rs4t. ben SsnatsfiBunstn bsi3nppbs
men, ent3Os.n tpsrben. Die prsfIt ipirb
fi6 ndtiirIid nidt bdreiH Iis.n. fpn-
bern bat gsesHanIfaItsn eetrcffen
.Sis tpirb. fOboIb en aorrtIponSsnt
aus BEN S.nat 6~nsgttpielen tpiro. aes
bic prtBftsibeit psrfsh!tn.
@ir brau@sn iDpbI niGt erf uusttns
nnbtrSufeetn. tdB. no bi. grssfreibtit
in fol1tr Mtifs nntetbriidt
iDirO, allie onbsrtH Grsibsiitn tbens
falls fdniHOsn tp.rben, benn bds
Bolt 1T MIR hnbur@ in ben Gtanb ae.
feBt, iein. Rsdts iHO Snter,Tfen su
rsrtbsibiget, bah Is redi5eitie erfd6rt,
Tie angseriffen tusrO.n. gsatids
nenb 1T es isbod fit bic t~insstretsns
JduInis, buB bic grsfIs anfGnet, ben
aOrruptiCnitsn u~nunssnsbm gu iusrs
zen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01
.GbdnibsrIain's Ruisn lI1esi;in
bilft Sic I1dtur.

Mebisinen, bic bic Nntnr belfen,
limb INNER am wirfinmnen. Clam
.berloin's Sufen.R eotStn banDeit
nnd Oiriem Blame. sic halt ben
.Suhen Surld. lbh oeu Suspurf uno
.hilft bic gsatut, Dab Spaem in einen
aeinnDen 8ulianb MISREPRESENTATION.
sic 1T iiber eineu erOBsn 9heil Der
ciuIliHrten BELT lbrer uninnsbnren
Glasnihnften tueaen berhbmt. Eau
ien6e hnbeu ibtsn hDben @ert be-
seuat. Sie tulrti ruesen iebe gnln,
ae, bnb eine Grfdltuna in cine 2uus
aeneutSlnDnne ubereebt. Gum Der.
tnnf Del @nIfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Sdredlihs Shmerssn eslinSsrt,
Gurtb idrsdIihe SGmsrsen pe.
.peiniet tnfpIss Der @sfte u~nserbou,
ten Speiien, unbm Is. o. @rapiun,
pDn 2nln, wRtf., Or. Rings Rem
.sife giTs, init benz HeIultnte : ME
* itreibt. sbnB Id fnrtrt marbe. {.
Vile Nneen unb @ebdrmeunurbnnn,
gen tuerDen eebDbeH bur6 ibrem lin
bernben Siublenna beIDnbere Gioen
IGnfteu. Is Gents IN Enifer Bros.
apOIhsIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

.aueD bier in Der Srsmbs,-
fdribt man Der .aDln. BOLTS
Seituns.~ aug apnItontinopel, pile
gen bic 9suiI6sn bic 6simii9ta
Sttten. unb lie .rmangsIn ni6t, su
@sibncGten ben gbriItbdum gu Idmii.
den. Die bdsu D~srtptnbeten Baum.
ltommen pom 8srge OI1mp Bel gruIIa
in GlsinniisH unb biIosn infolae Der
Observation-Disclosures Elm fpfipieli.
ees 9eTeniigen. Sin mitteIgrOBsr
8aum trmtnt uuf OreiBig bic pier3ig
9idlter (5-64 MoSD 3r ltsbsH. Seit
einieen Jobrsn bn6sR aud cinbeimiIds,
lepantinif9e Sdmilisn bsacnnsn, ben
iHOnen Ytaud mitsumaden, tuomit lie
iebo9 Den fronS0fiiden ReusinCn ptr
tinben. Set filrSem bemsrtt man aud,
ooB bic EiirfeT ~an9sfdnssr Eaben ali
ben hriitlihen BsibndGfsn fid @e,
tdente 81 MAIDEN aIIeroinas nur In
hen ftiniten Samilisn, bersR qnaebS,
rige 9eltgsubeit pebdbt baden, mebrst.
Sabre In 9sutf6lano Si bsrbrinoen, i.
y. Sffigsre. BE lire militGrif@e aus,
bilbuHg In SeuiI9ianb genoIIen Ii. a.
Smmerbm merit nan i'm alleemeinea
nift bel bon ben Jsittdseu "a Bic Sc
p%Glterura, bic fid nab BEN iuliani.
Itsn 8dIsrber rihtet bod BEN Saups
btitonoIheiL biIbst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

RufTif&e gl6tttr perTF.
fsntIiden intsreIldnte itatiRifhe Gnoas
zen iiber bic BON Henruar 1906 Bis
sinidlisbli9 Hobsm6er 1906 poIlfiibr,
ten WprSduf6ldss unb Morbs. en-
biefem 3sitruum tpurben aetSbtet o6.r
.fdper bsrpunbet: 81 gsneralaouper.
neure unb Stabtbluptmdrner, 315
Sipropniti. priitape unb Rebieroufs
leber, 81 polt5simsifer pber @sbHls
fen, BAT poIisiFen, Az Sffisiers obsr
pOlitii9en poli;si unb Der @enrarmes
RE 90 @enoarmsn, IA aaenten Ser
poIitiften poIi3si, 124 glrmtes unS
@drbeoffiaiers, 382 llntermiIitdrs Der
Mrmee unb 9orbs, 215 3ibil6sdmts.
59 9siItIids, 68 qerIuHen Der 2anbs
fdoftss unb 9orfbebOrbsn, 73 @utss
befiBer, III Gdbritanten unb hobsr,
aHstftellte, 70 8ontiers unb @roks
ldufleute, inseeIamt 2110 gerTonsn.
Sn eendnntem 3sitraum purben oiis
Btrbem nod ~ipenienens 32,706 8ris
bdtpsrtonsn set0btet Ober rsrtpunret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Der GntTdsiA hes bBds
Ten Gtst ts I'm Gteute Rem
BORT, npaa1 Gle 9roptIgn Gsrabens
ta9H 10 esntS JdhrgeID nab eoHsg
Sslanb forhern BARI bat fir bic 8iirs
ger anbsrsr gI1Ote meter feline prdgs
iiids geoeatuns; a III aber iHiofsrn
prn SntsrsIis. dls Ct nas @smdgossns
taIms Die gspilfsHlOis @erbeBuns tes
Yu6Iitums bur9 bic sslbs grtIfs in
erinnerGng bringt, unb ais Wars
runa por ben QebrsR uHb Qiasn, BIZ.
sisie Sahr Elm Sdbr aus ptsoiet, SisHt.
GMs ~4Hii9ts Z anuberine~ bss Hi9s
i.rs @apaor. bic ni6t bic ardft elmer
rttttrliAsH Gntf@sibuns bate, mntts
Der gslben BrelIe unb einsnl p~Orldutea
politiiten Gtrsbsr. BEN gorcughs
pt1ii6entsH goIer in groptIDn, auri
gortpaHO oiensn, bag Yubliium atfs
%SufcrbtrR bic 3ablung bes spsiien
Ytdels Glf Der 5abrt mad Gpnep IS
lamb gu Ds%rtpeiserH. Dds fi4 in GSrIss
bieIer bur6 nidts gere6ifertiatsa IN
famen @srbsBung srsisHets, ii rcFI
nod in nIIsf Grinnerlna. SormIiae
Gsfstts nurbsn SpiT9en TabreGfen
unb 9rollsp angsIsllten unb oeren
esmisthetsH 5obti6IGeern aufaefibrt.
SuHbtrte luurbsn berleBt, cine Sran
gstootst, allies nur, neil bic 0emos
sossn in Der esEbsn prslIs bisfe Seb,
rel In SHisreIfe ssI6dftli6er RstIoms
IN Scene seieBt bottsn. Die isbt
eefallene GntI6siSuns bes bSditcn
gsri6ts in Rem gori ma6t bic gIa.
mage ientr 9IGtter 5tpdr uoIIFtGnbia,
uber mas biyft bas bsnen, bic i'm th5s
ii6ten @srtroutn ouf bic 6.ber Tif
gum Wibsrftdnbe berleiten lisksn2 Sc
mare cine intereIionte Redtsfraa,, ob
be geiftis.n anFift.r iener ftanboIS.
len Rubtfi0runssH nidt fix ben uers
lirid9tsn SGdben mnterisII battbor
aemddt perben iOnnttn, meint Elm
NsdIelbIutt. G.IGnge bies, 10 tpiirbs
has fir Scarf, puIiBer unb aonfcrs
Ten bod uls Denlj.tttI bieneu, ~ bi.
gldmags ALIEN riibrt bieIe nift, busu
limb iie III bidfslIts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

ptttsbHrs. aGnB.. ben IS warI. iooA.
30 branas fee siniq,r Belt SHrs
Black. Draught gieb.unb UtEGasIsIebi
~ pei nistneEt Btshtnno. 80 babe Que
Sotten giseiattsr eserondt. uubI eeirns
men bps6 10. ,. 9. 6aifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

pie fpra6pSrtIi6t II II.
ptffsnbsit in RubIdn6 Ifeint
nun oamdbIi6 81 f6pinbsn. glus benz
Commencement Sarosloip nirb berihs
tstt bob 6si ben bsurissn Rtfrutencus
hsbuns ale iurs.n Gsuis, bic fiG sur
gllit.ruHs ttslIien. bss a,Isns uni
eGEsibsns lunSis fDdr,n eth er
etsHis, ipis Is IN RibIonb nod ME.
NOS y esrssl&nsH etpEth n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01
ROBERT WALKER.
RshtsanpaIt .. ifsstlinr nGtar,
O.raana. R..

evtsSsi etalrisL aShreit.. ~s.rnsti.li ~.
InNiH uIS DiItauii xhb itrttei e6rithA6s "
lass ROb,ri weIt,s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Sn g1fedgO rpirb essenipdrtig
IN etHem Der bortisen Stdbtseri&te bic
asosn eintn 4rat unb ben 9iebhab.r
zines iungrn M6b1sns erbobens Mns
tiase verDoubslt, bsIitn Sob bur@ sis
mn perbrs6trifben rper1tipen Gins
sriff UsrrrFn9i an bdbtn. Die Gtnl1.
tipnspreiis IieB nutiirIi& allie Mintn
ibrer isnintipnsllsn 2iin{te fprineen.
Snrouf parifts Der BEN Sail perban.
b,lnbe Hihfsr bic Bsri4terfatter, ihr
Srsi5en ridt fcrtsaEtbtn, anier On.
broburJ bes MusI9luiies aus benz @ss
rifts5immer. SeiEer @erparnung
fiists Der Ridter fplgenbe treff;nbs
Semsrtungen binSu:
.@enn bic golisrtqieruna biersrs
lanOe Ii6 je ale bsrFsblt ern,iIsn iolls
te. 70 tuirb ber MliBbrou6 Der prebs
frsibsit unb bic 9erbrebuno Der
@dbrheit burd bic 9rtIis T6ulb barau
I.in. Sd bab: in Mo.eenblittern gss
lefen, ss isi Sohantgen (einsm Der 9lns
sefldgtcu) eeitdtttt tporbsn, fir Iid isls
Der 8iirsIhnft gu ftsllsn. 0os lit pon
Der @d5rbsit 10 tp.it entftrnt, fpie Der
Often pom @eIten. Die 8sridte iiber
bieTsn Gall hatsn mthr S6oben ans
seri9tet. ais Der 9eriibtr bes @:rbres
6sns. Die Sifsntli9e Moral 1T srOb.
lid petIsbt norben, unb fir bic fat.
fdsn DcrfteIlungsn fiubs i'd feline dns
6sre grtIdrung, als bic Gsnfntionss
ftft. GbeniO trcuris 1T es, bdB
tuuItnbe iih nidt Ideuen. gu bisIen
glGttern gu orsifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Der rQmtrifdnfsmus1
biirfte bGmndtF eineH Wdrt1rsr ouFs
nsiisn tSnnsn - BEN llntsrcffisitr
Somes apn4 in BEN Columbus gdr=
rdds. Sbio, Der, otgie,6 aaibolit,
lid tpeigerte, BEN tdtto!il6en @ots
tsSbienfts auf .9.FtbI Isin.s grrs
g:febteu bsiSutpobnsn. Oberflsutnant
9!sni bate onatorbnst, RAP BET ranas
Gillette totboIif6s tiHtsroFEisisr bic IA.
terIiIden MdnnI6oftsn in ben am 80.
GsSembsr (sinem Gonntda) i'm Sns
Iiruitionssimmsp gu feiernSen gpttess
hiut fiibreH fOIIs. SsrgsGHt 2Dn4 -
tcm bisit pfli9t 5uFitl - fi6rts bic
Sclboten Biz CUR Sbiir BEG QoIals,
in benz bic Mefit ssbalten tDerbsn foil.
te. tporduf sr 4ehrt md6ts unb rem
eisHftbuenb.n Sffiaier meIbete, taB Il
lid Deiser., BEN geFsbIt. am gritsss
eisHft tbsiI au nebmsn, ndH5utommsu.
'sHe was a free American citizen,r
fclI sr fid gsGuBert bdbsu, and that
religion cannot be forced upon any
one.p Der GutsbsI tpurbs burauf ins
BOD seftedt unb BART nun bes arieass
atri6ts. has inn sinsn arbDrigsnD Denis
aetttl btIheren birfts, bonn Iein
Stdnbpuntt mar duf ale sFille Elm
fdIfher. DEM pttf5nli6 mar a
Hi@t iotpObI bes @~OitssbienHes tpeeen.
aum airGguns btfobIen, uIs Der 9tliF=
ii&t iiber bic RstruteH lutatn. Chm
rieit pfli&t ouF5ulsssn, hattie Der DE
fiSisr Elm POLES Re6t. @ir iutrbeu
auF ben Suit Sitfts .iisbiTdmsrita.
MRS abnh 5uridtOmmsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

NJ
UsI m0emtraI arlpolt pes
Slqales gtsn g)oIt. Sld n bat,
nadloem g mt lstrsnI antrdse bic
eel Oct isstsn gietp gortsr Wlopprss
pagl aossa'Dsrsn 'Stlmlnsit Haf5us
sa9lsn, rem @lud se9ao. siHsrt Yrps
S.B an9drsts Ssrln4t IN pslfsm
pc aolegang oes wto9ors NaeglsIs
ian ssfSroert tutro. Wds 9torf nit
allsr ptspe uno srpBen Soften niat
lettts s.oraGt bat oas asssntt S.Hes
rsl : Aripdlt SadlOn surf5ufsssH,
SaIlII9 snoslltte f.ltsalslIsn, tDtr in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Staots sefrstdr Root
bat fih gum @enstdI @cursrntur bon
Runuba beeebsn. 9as 1T teine Der
sniisungSrsifs IonbsrR Is hdubelt IiG
tti ibm i'm cine srnItIi6e anaeleaens
belt. CT Bat Ij9 bas .Otenspertbe
3ieI stitedt, unIers 8ssicBunaen Ill
Sanuba tsfrisbissnb gu Gtnoiien, eb.
e. BON isiHem isBigen qoIien suriids
tiitt. Sutpsit IS ouf ion NIB Bic lana,
oiI9e R.9isrung dntGns, rdre bds
lsi9t Stnus 5u streiGsn. clItin an bsm
SobteHer6bsr ollsr 9ettrSas. bem Ses
not pirS Si.Fss eble 9sfaiibtn IA u
tern. 9isFsr Fat fi4 in oisIer u aelts
senhsit gang tsiprssrs IsdnSriSs
nommsr. Der eIaiaer {aNren bragti,
Der SeiraGr GAP tiasn Eir uus febr
eiinitisen @srtrae nit Isl aunclonD
81 Stanrs. III 5euat perItiimmsIts
i'm aber in fold ihnb!ider Wsiis,
oaB Hsu Saublanb ism entriiHet ID.
.riidDies. llpisre o~usipdrti0tn 9esie
bunsen iutrOsn sra b~efrieDiaeno decrhs
net perben tDnnsn, fpsnn mir bic
StdHhpdstsr absti6iittsIt tdbeE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Mud Sdmts S. 5ilt, rer
SrdfibeRt Der Grelt MortEerR gobn,
iuet, bdb az unsersnts 9~erfclSunssn
etltiOet. SIM 8tgriff go Millionsn
DcIars fit i,tnt Balm dnFsunsbmsn.
Lin bas g1bnnnB algsahebnsn, iperne
er bonn Staa.s Mianstolo bordn pers
hinbert unb Dos Q1ub brnufe neus
gHeHbobnsn 10 RotHtpsabie. Die afas
8at lit riibrsnb, dter niht fp1hr, meint
boz Cincinnati eItsbIdtt.
Or Stat Winnsirtd riH riilsn. cb
:sr bic so Millipnsn Dollars fir 6isIen
3ipsd tpirtlih trdudt; Of feline Balm
esndu 10 tris bic Linton pocific Eno
cnbere 91bnen niGt so MiIIionsH in
.Attien oROerer @ohutn ongsIsgt bat,
I'M bisie sn tontrpIIisren uno Hamit
cine 6erdbfeBnng Der 5rdhtprsiIs 5u
rcrbiHbsrn; fernsr, OBJ bic RsiHiiber.
iiHiiffe isinsr gobR nihi 70 qrOB NOS
re;t, baB ct bic Musaabg BON so MiIs
liicnen aus bieIen bate 5titrtiten tors
nen. unitntt benz GpItt 5uSumuthsn,
TAB Is burh GrhDbuug Der 5ro&tros
ifn bic DiDibsnbsn unb 3inIsn fir
ipsitsrs so Minipnen fit cine obnebiR
Observation-Disclosures Balm oafbrines.
T1s 1T Des pubsIs aetn. mas sill
tcrbrinet fins fduIt MgsrsbsH. Dcf
omerifonifme BOLT EsainHt Iih Nddsosr
AZ D~ertpahrsn in FER bisberiosn Wtii
lpsitsr ousgeI ssn uHO ssprsIIt 10 me-
.bun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-01

Der 81. Sabrtsbert6t bss
Direftoriums Der Banana : GiTtns
bdbnssitIfhaft. prdfibsnt 8. g.
r@bpnts. rom SetretGr Soft benz
apngrsB iiberTdnbt pDr0tn. Der 81.
'riGt umfaBt ben 2eitroum Bis 80.
Stunt 1906. Ida atSug allsr auslos
gsn, perblieb Elm Netfpesninn ppR
1926, Ss1, tpsldtt fir 9erbeii.rungsn
cufg,pdnbt porbsn III. Die Iuslos
Insen tssiFfertsn ii6 aaf $1,OC3,273.
Dos 9sfdmfsinipmmsH Der Dam.
pferIinien Der @sIellit1ft fetrus ST.
347, 012. cine 3unosme bon ITS.
sc purbsn 1920 9aIio9ier, beFDrs
bert unb. mittstit Balm, 665. I'll
gonnen Traht eeser nur 482,262
GpHnen I'M pcrbergsgnugeneu Sabre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-24
WILL HAVE NO SUCCESSOR
Christian Science Church to Re Man.
nged by Directors after Death
of Mrs. Eddy,

Boston, Oct. q .--Prompted by the report
that a successor had been chosen to take
the place of Mrs Mary Baker G. Eddy
as head of the Christian Science Chureh
after the death of the present leader, Al
fred Farow, the official spokesman for
the denomination, to-day issued state
ment:
Mrs Eddy, founder of the faith ard to-
day in supreme control of the Christian
Science Church. will have no successor.
Neither Mrs Augusta Stetson, the leader
of the New York Church, nor TIE Lady
Dunmore, who has been prominently men,
toned, will ever hll the position occupied
to-day by Mrs. Eddy. With the death OF
the aged leader, the Christian Science
Church will have no single personal lead
err. The business of the organza ton will
undoubtedly be considered by bo-"d of
directors, while the memory OF the found
err and dlscoverer will remain the only
name ever connected with the faith"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-24

eased carcasses shall cleanse their hands
and all knives or other implements used
in dressing ouch diseased carcasses, by
thoroughly washing and then disinfcct-
ing them In lysol. subsequently, rinsng
them in clear water, fore dressing or
handling a healthy carcass.
"0) The attention of butchers and
all other persons dealings in animals
which are to he, or the cnrcasses of
those that have been slaughtered. which
are intended to be sold for food. is called
to Acts No. l75 and No, 1872. OF 1906"
Their Members Less but Amount Paid
in Pensions Is Larger.
Washington. oct. 2l.-The decrease of
IS 600 in the number of pensioners on the
rolls at the end of the fiscal year 1901
as compared with the year previous is
tho feature OF the annual report of Pen
sion Commissioner Warner. Just issued
The total number of pensioners June 80
| 1907 was s7. 81, and the total value OF
| the pension roll was $40, $50 $50 This Is
| si612131 over the value Of the roll fol
| the wear previous, and is accounted for
by the higher rates of pensions provided
| for by the act of February, 1907, undc
| which act there had been enrolled Jun.
80 Of the present year lie 239 pensioners
| The total number of Spanish War pen
sloners was 24,O77'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-24
VERMONT CASE DECEMBER 3
Supreme Court VIII Hear Arguments
in Suit against the Rendering
Plant on That Date.

Washington, Oct. 21.-On motion Of
the State of Vermont, the Supreme
Court of the United States to-day ad-
vanced on its calendar to be heard
December 2, the case involving the
constitutionality OF a Vermont law
requiring corporations doing business
in that state to produce their books
and records whenever required for
legal procedure. The case grew out
of the refusal Of the Consolidated
Rendering company, a Maine corpora
ton doing business in Vermont, to
produce its records so that the grand
jury of Chittenden county, Vermont
might be informed as to whether the
State cattle commission had sold dis
eased meat for food purposes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-24
WILDCAT POUNCED ON
DEER AND WAS SHOT

Rutland, Oct. 21.--To- day being the
arst day Of the open deer hunting
,eason several fine bucks were shot
Ind brought to this city, among the
test captures was one shot by Mrs. p.
r sullivan of Rutland. 1t weighed
.S5 pounds. Immediately after she
thot the deer a large wild cat imme-
Stately made himself known by poun-
ring upon the dead deer and endeav-
bring to devour it. Mr., Sullivan, hus-
hand of the woman who shot the deer
shot the cat directly over the heart
IT weighed 40 pounds. This Is the
first wildcat of its kind shot in TINS
vicinity In some time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-24
ELEPHANTS
ATTACK MISSION
Herd Raids a wesleyan Settlement I'm
South Africa,

The Rev. Mr. Grantham in charge of
the Wesleyan mission at Lomagundi,
sends particulars of n raid made by
herd of elephants, which resulted in loss
of life He says:
Il shall be glad II you make known
through the medium of your paper the
following incident and my comments on
IT. In the hope that public sentiment may
be aroused against a condition of things
In which many suffer for the sake of a
fad of a few, who share none of the
misery their hobby inncts upon others,
In May last the native gardens or TINS
farm suffered serious damage from the
incursion OF a troop of elephants that
visited us seven nights In succession, In
this respect we are not the only sufferers
for ! am constantly hearing OF the same
| kind of thing throughout the neighbor-
| hood We have no lawful means of pro-
tectinx our crops. and applications fo'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-24
SLEEP BROKEN BY
ITCHING ECZEMA
Skin ofWhoIe Body Covered for a
Year Awful Itching Kept Suf-
ferer Awake Half the Night
Tried All Kinds of Remedies but
They Had No Effect.
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
APERFECT SUCCESS

1T wish to let you know that I have
used one set Of Cuticura Remedies -.
one cake Of Cuticura Soap, one box OF
Cuticura, but two walls OF Cuticurn
dollar and twenty-five cents in all. For
a wear have had what they call eczema.
I had an itching all over my body, and
when l would retire for the, night 10
would keep me awake half tho night,
and the more / woulA scratch, the more
It would itch. tried all kinds of rem
edies, but could get no relief. A friend
Of mine told me to try the Cutcura
Remedies which did, and am very
clad | tried them, for was completely
Cured. If any Of my friends should
DO troubled with the same disease. I
win cheerfully recommend the Cuticura
Remedies, and if l know any ono who
wants to know how | cured myself. l
shall be glad to tell them. Walter w.
Paglusch, 2O7 N. Robey ST.. Chicago.
Ill, Oct. and 10, 1905"
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number of students OF the Bradford high
school.
II Is alleged that on March last Ar
thur Pilgrim, Earl Latina. Earl Long
Earl Howe. r. A. HARDWOOD, William Rec
and one Sharkey caught Stoner, a 15'
year-old boy, and, taking him to the
Bradford. H.. cemetery, tied him to q
tombstone over his brothers grave
gagged him and left the scene.
Trying to free himself, Stoner 1t is al
| legged. pulled the tombstone over on him
self, breaking his leRs and inturing hin
| internally. He is now said TO be menta
wreck The parents Of all the defendant
are well to do, while Stoner's father Is
| laborer.
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AUTUMN.

The thin gold of the sun lies slanting on
the hill.
In the sorrowful grays and muffled viol-
cts of the old orchard
A group of girls are quietly catherine
apples,
Through the mingled gloom and green
they scarcely speak at ALL
And their broken voices rise and fall
unutterably sad
There are no birds, and the goldeprod is
gone.
And the child calls out far away, across
the autumn twilight;
And the sad gray of the dusk grows slow
ly deeper,
And the old world seems old!
Arthur Stringer in the October Every
bodys.
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CONDENSED LIST OF
SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS,

CORRESPONDENTS OF the Free Press re-
port the following deer killed the first
Say Of the open season
Neutrality-suspicious. killed; largest by G.
II Northrop OF Barre, Weighing 1916
bounds: Alexander Eastman got one in
Braintree; Dwight Flint, one on Brain
tree hill; fourth killed by Frank Nc
Carthy of Mortified.
Rristol-Four killed; Hugh Casey,
Charles Dwycr and a Moretown man the
lucky hunters.
Vergennes-Caspar Dean Of Monkton,
shot a three-Year-od buck that weighed
1o pounds, and sold it too S. s. Gaines,
proprietor of the Stevens House.
Stowe-F. +. Bashaw shot a deer in
Hyde Park; first local sportsman to
score.
Middlebury-Frank Roberts killed 247-
pound buck in East Middlebury.
Brandon-Two killed here by r. w.
Smith and A. Baker.
Carnhridgc-Erl Horner brought in a
large deer shot in the south part of the
town
Milton-Two deer shot; So Pepins
weighed 900 pounds; Mr.. Rushey's, 300
pounds
Enosburgh Falls--A thrcc-y oar-old, 225-
pound PUCK h4lltu bS l'u't = ''''''' ''''N
Ralph Olmstold OF Berkshire,
Chcster-Four deer killed.
Mcndor-Dc,r shot by W. II. Brooke.
East Gcorgia-Roy Austin and George
lombard Jr., each killed deer here.
St. Albans-A c5I-pound dec" shot by
r. ". Lozel!e.
HUNTER SHOOTS HlMSI.I,F
Especial to The Free Prese)
Richmond, Oct. 2i-Hcnry German
while deer hunting early to-day, arcl
dentally discharged his gun ard sho
himself THROUGH the foot,
SHOT BIG LOON.
Vergennes oct. 2l-Zuel KENYON sho
a loon in the bay at Basin Rarhpr to
day that measured Ave feet from tip t
tip.
BOLTON MAN GOT BEAR.
Bolton Oct Ala large bear was sho
Ho-day by Fred Fleury while huntin
deer.
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that night. BY the time the social was
concluded the entire delegation that had
assisted in arranging the decorations and
also large number of the guests were
afflicted. 1.rIns, faces and bodies OF at
least two score parishioners are pain
fully swollen and many have been com
PEELED to take to their beds The poi
sonous vine waa yesterday taken from
the church by the pastor and a few help
ers all wearing gloves and WELDING
ptchforks.