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the Rev. w X. Davenport, editor or
the organ. Mr.. Ferguson said:
That tine city of Barre with its
mixed population continues to vote no
license is cause for great congratulate
ton to the faithful workers there
They put up an organized open iight
every year. If the town of Barre had
not thought the devil was asleep ana
tptoed around for fear Of disturbing
him, Washington county would have
been entirely dry, SO far as the legal
lied traffic is concerned, They made
the fatal mistake.
Montpelier. said the report. would
remain in the no license column for
at least a couple OF years "or until
they forget"
ABOUT MILTON.
Milton went for license "ou account of
the ridiculous giving OF orders by one
or two of the physicians 1t should be
stated that Or. Holcombc was not one
of the offending physicians Everything
possible was done by the league and by
the local churches to avert the calamity,
but the people were disgusted with the
conditions ard jumped from tine frying
pan into the ire as they very soon dis
covered when drunkenness soon after the
saloon opened burned one of the most
valuable pieces Of property IN the
town."
LAW NOT ENFORCED
Regarding the enforcing ~ the law, Mr.,
| Ferguson, said in part: "rhe license Law
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PROBATE COURT.
Summary Of business TRANSACTED D"r-
ting the Week Ending Jan. 3Oth.

,,,. u,,,.e ,ijltor Gnsanr,:
r.o Ncruont state Hos
-t.,, -, yro,.rhu-v
,,,.,t, or E-rad,ric!: Porrault. BurIng-
49,, ,,,,thou q 1oorv and MICHAEL A.
1,,. ,,,,oio,.1 commissioners ana ap-
.,.,. od,,iristro.or.s inventory filed
,,,,a.o -. s,.droy " Weston. Cnlehe.-
80. ,ia,,,,a - en,i r,a, estate granted.
I,..n, ot :, N baldwin Burling.o1:
,;,.o, o5nlnistrot.r
,,.,a, 80 ,rhon,o. ,tcllcv uine 4burch:
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MEMS LIST.
\VINOOSKI LIST

Frank Mure, Thomas McGarry, .
NtbDet
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY, JANUARY 81.

nounced. Miss Grandv left saturday with
sailed on the transport Logan from
San Francisco February 5. en- route to the
Philippines where the wedding will take
place. Or. Eliot is graduate OF the
University OF Vermont medical college in
1895
William McKauna Jigey) pleaded
guilty to intoxicaiion Monday and was
fined s. and costs OF 1919 in city court.
lie was unable to pay and will serve the
alternative sentence OF 10 days in jail
William Boyd, whose most conspicuous
personal adornment was black eye Of
generous proportions. also pleaded guilty
to being drunk. His exchcaucr like
"JigRy's." was sadly depleted SO he will
serve the alternative sentence.
The board of health. composed Of pr
charles y. Cavcrlv of Rutland Or. II. D.
Holton of Brattleboro and Or. f. r.
Kidder Of Woodstock, held an exam
nation for cmbalmers Thursday after
noon a the state laboratory of hygiene
Eight applicants appeared and took the
examinations. In tho evening the
members OF the board of health held
their regular meeting at the Van Meas
House and transacted routine business.
pro, no,.,d Irons nr,fossor o. rhli.
o.,,,,. a,,,, n,,r ~ .he most nrn,nincr,
-,o,,hars ~ rho faculty. of nryn Mawr
roiia,o ia dc,d NJ his no,,n in Rrvn
Nav n. WIS bora IN Scotland and
received his early training in St. An
drar,,s I,rivorsi,v lie came to this
.o,,,,tr,. Il, leoo uc was at Cornell
,rc wear as 4 lecturer and then came to
mo university Of vermont where he oc-
cupiod tn" same PoS'u"' '''
| year.
| Mary Robinson. wife Of Timothy Ron
| iuson. who died II years ago, died Thurs
dav of general debility a the home
! of her SON. Paul Robinson. OF Is Bright
/ street. She was 81 years of age and was
n native of Canada. Size is survived by
three sons aud daughter. Paul and Jo-
| scph of this city and Abraham of Sprli.E-
| field. Mass. and Mrs. Olive Dewitt of
! Providence. r. |. Th" funeral was
| held on Saturday moruNG from St Jo-
snrh'S Church. Win intcrmcn; IN MI 'al-
/ vary cemetery.
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Mrs C. i. smith gave comp,mentar,
cotorfoiru.,t 1os, .ycuing Mt her home
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IN many towr.s in very poorly enforced
This is true in both license and
no license towns. If the States attorneys
OF some of the counties are not able to
enforce the law hettcr than II is being
enforced, II Is a serious comment on the
ouforcibil!tY of the law. II the law ia en-
forc!ble, conditions as they are furnish
eloquent comment or. the inclination OF
the states attorneys believe the law
difficult to enforce. but attempts to en-
force it would certainly attract admiration
and the support Of all right thinking peo-
pie.
RECENT LEGISLATION.
Mr., Ferguson discussed the recent legis-
lation affecting the license law and said
-Four OF the bills are now laws almost
exactly rs they were drawn. These bills
forbid the giving of credit for liquors
by first, second and third class licenses:
make possible the securing of search war
rents by II complaint to a justice OF the
peace by two reputable citizens of the
county; prohibits Wholesale liquor houses
from outside the State doing business in
this State without a license, and make
such licenses grantable only by the secre-
tary of the State and not by towns These
licensees can sell only to urretail licensees
The goods Ia be sold must be submitted
for examination and only such can be
OF the law passed prohibiting the sale
OF brandy drops
"The two OF our bills which suffered
death at the hand OF the House were those
aimed at the unlawful practices of some
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HIS BILL HAD TEETH"

But shortly after its passage in the
senate some of the senators discovered
that the bin had teeth in il and a con-
spiracy was forthwith formed among
the senators ON my left The bill was
recalled upon motion of Senator King
Of Isle La Motto, very superfcially ar
gued By Senators Pelton of Richford
and Moscley OF Mortified Some well
meaning senators We're 'roped in to
vote against the bin and * was killed
by a large majority. The character
and ability of the senators who still
voted for the bin upon it's recall viz
Senators Van Patten of Burlington.
Chase Of Whitnghan, Morse OF Gale
donia ana King of benson. il II sufri-
cient testimony to the necessity for and
adnptability of the proposed measure,
and sets the senators who voted against
the measure tending to the purity of
elections in an unenviable light"
THE MISTAKE BARRE MADE.
The superintendent then discussed
the Vermont Issue as the organ as II
tremendous power OF swinging the
State vote from 5,222 on the yes"
side to s, on the 'no" side, After
'reaking In complimentary vein Of
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Regarding the enforcing ~ tie law, Mr.
tergusuu, said in part: "rhe license Law
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EXPENDITURES.

A want ad. is about The only thing that
can serve two masters"-thc man who
publishes Il and the man who answers
II
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physicians in giving orders for liquor
ON tifth class licenses The House seemed
to want the nuisar'e continued and killed
the bills"
FINANCES.
Tho finances of the league were covered
10y the following report:
RECEIPTS
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WHY BURLINGTON WENT YES
supt. Ferguson Attributes It to
Lack of Organized Work.
shown NJ hnnuaI Mect,nE-speut
s5,70I, of which s2,98a Went
cor salaries mud speakers.

The annual meeting of the board If
trustees of the Vermont Anti saloon
League, held yesterday afternoon in the
Y. NJ. G. A. parlor was largely attcna-
cd nearly rs OF the trustees being
present Officers for the year were
elected. the report of Superintendent
Clarence j. Ferguson was read and ac-
cepted and number Of names were
added to the board of trustees.
The election Of officers resulted as
follows:
President c. II. Dunton of
Poultney
First vice -presidcnt--Rcv. f. b. Kcl-
logE of Waterbury,
Second vice. prcsident-Rev. j. Ed
ward Wright OF Montpelier
Third ce-prcsIlcnt-C. D. Gay OF { av-
endish
observation-disclosures ]. Ferguson
of Burlington.
Editor of Vermont Tssue-Rcv. W. K.
Davenport Of Barton Landing.
Assistant editor and managcr-C. J.
Ferguson.
Treasurer f. g. Evans of Burlington.
Auditor-F. s Prasc Of Burlington.
Hcadauarters Committeo-Rev. ". \.
Dawson Of Burlington, Rev +. d. Pen
! ney. Rev. q. ". Brown, Rev. J. II.
George, +. : Pcase, c. j. Ferguson, H.
| .. WHEELER of Darlington, e. a. Hayden
of Jcrcho NJ l.. Barton Of Norgcunes,
A. II 1,.a,, - ,orrislur,,h ana po,. f.,
! Il. Kellogg.
| r,ni.,ntt,.. ..,.,,,,,i,tao q, 7 t,or,-,,s,.,
! NO., t,d,.,rt weigh, n ,v,i,ridea
Of Concord. Frank Pumlcy Of Northfiold
ord t,ro1 . p.,,, or pu,lt,,.,,.,
| Ad,od 70 t,o hoard Of ,r,s,a.s. r. :
pora ~ t,,da p,,l, r,,,u,l p,un,ia,. ~
| >-or,ha.,,s D.. n c.. 80 t,,,r,i,,,,
,or p,, ,vt,,tou, N <on,,o,, -, .,,..,
roy,lto, pa,. ~ w t,u,s Of 9, ro,rs-
! hurv Ee,. c.,.,o " tIu,,, az {, A.
hans pov y bou. oe pu,t.r, .,,l
R.v = II ,,or.,u az &, r,h,rh,~,
NO LltENSE FIiii RES
| IN b.. ,,,,,.l roror. e,,.,ri,,,.r....
rerruson s,;d I'm nnri.
"Thc v.,, ,f io'.,.G hal o.. .,ioo,, .o,,.,,s
in vorn,,,, t N,ro- iooo tr ~, .,. .,
vcrc ca.riod ,,r mn li,.,,o t,,. ,.,co,,,,.
natciy tbcr, ynrc If ,o-,i,.,,sa ,o,,.,,s
cor,ind Lv ,to l,...,eo e..,,.,, co., .ha, .,,,.
net y,ir u,. ..,,i,. G,.. ,,.,.,. .rha w..
mont roo,rd ,f ii,arso t,p.,,y .t,c,, ,i,. -,
actment Of tho ,icenso Law, a., &C f,,io,,.e.
1906, %. ,aoi-s 80. roa5c q. tan;- %
U.t,v rt.r, ,>.,,.,.,.,. ,........
'-' Rs
1T is hardly 20 he expected that tho
present number of license towns can be
'.t.h reduced W. VIII 10. fortunate in
deed if the number doos not increase. as
| there Will probably bc as many as a
towns ont of ;he 246 each wear in which
the Temperance forces Will refuse to he
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WOMEN'S LIST.
Mrs, Janet Balm, Miss q. chapin Mira
Jennie Daniels, Bertha Daniels, Mary
EGO Mrs. Nora Flood. Mrs. Marie Grim
Mrs. Lucy LeTcrneau, Miss Gussie
Lowell Mss Anna Laiourneau Miss
Estella l.athGm Grace Miller
Mrs. T.. Moorhouse. Miss blanche Mo
Grngo", Dorothy Norman, Mrs. Mary
Olson. Nettic Pratt, Mrs. T.. j. Pike Mrs
Rin Ready, Miss Jennie Ross Mrs A. e.
Spauldng, Mrs. Fannie ShavEctt, Miss
c. Taylor,
MEMS LIST.
C. II. Ausso, Hugh Baker, Fred Brown
Burl Rute Works. Herbert A. Blake
Joseph Buvao, Samuel A. Carpenter.
Nozaire chomiere. Frank Carpenter.
Antonio Carmor X. NJ. Derrick. Rev. r..
r. Edward, Iarcourt Grant. Lock Box
225, Jack Levire, Or. j, S. Lewis, Fred
Leftover Arthur Lewis, G. r. Proctor,
w. r. Parker. Prof. lIaswcll Parker, H..
G, Rice, Charles W. Robbins, NJ. H.
Tighe, Webb Shop.
WINOOSKI LIST.
Frank Mu!re, Thomas McCarry }.
Nibbet.
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ADNENTISED IrcUIL,pS


Last OF advertised letters in the Bur
!ihFton posIofflce for the week ending
January 30, 1867.
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&erbohrt ofler taftlps.

8eim @ouperneurs= 8onfett anl
SamItag Mbenb in Ser 8eetbopen-
Sane muroe au6 @ein lerpiert uno
Dor ieoem 8eited itanoen Die peri6ie=
oenen Glider. Ils it1 nun Der @ou-
berneur onf Dem ibm angenieienen
9las nieoerlieB, ldob er Ole Glider
BEL Seite, REF einen @ufpdrter unb
ioete ibm: uSofe this Stuff apap"
Dies ioate eigentli6 geniigt baben,
UNI Sebem, Der ain Glide iaB, Dos
8ergniigen an Der Seltliffeit GIT per=
Ieioen.
Dem @ouperneur ioQte cine groBe
Infmerfiamfeit, cine @bre ertuteien
meroen er mor @brengalt. MIs
FOLDER bot er iif) ben Inoronungen,
Die leitens leiner 9epirter eetroffen
peroen, gu fiigen. @oIlte er feinen
@ein trinfen, 10 fonnte er iid tros=
Dem Dos @las fiinen uno es unbe-
riibrt iteben loiien. ST bate oaour6
ge5eiet, oaB er Soft beiibt uro tros
ieiner probibitioniltii9en Shrullen
Elm Wann BON Welt lit.
Aber Die Glider nit 8erabl6eu-
ung bon iih 5u itoBen uno iie meg
nebmen gu laiien, bas 5eigt enttpeoer
BON &~erbobrtbeit ooer BON Saftlpiig-
felt
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"In God We Trust.

Die anoronlng oes 8r6iioenten
Gooiepelt, oaB in 3ufnnft Die 8orte
ySSn Sob @e Gruit" - auf Soft pers
trauen mir = Die auf Die @elomiin-
gen gepragt meroen, fort5u6leiben boz
ben, bot cine groBe an5abl bon @eilt-
lihen iebr peri6nupft. Dos Wotto
tit gang i6on, ober auf @eIomiin5en
paBt es riht.
Sn @rnioerung auf eilen Der 5abl-
rei6en 8roteite geeen Die neuen
@olbmiin5en, melde obne Ole 8orte
rSSn 500 @e Sruit~ gepr6gt puroeu1
bat Br1iioent &ooienelt einen Brief
eeihrieben, nel6er loeben peroffent-
lidt muroe. Sn bemieIben iogt er,
6aB cine eeietlihe 8oridrift, Die ers
pobnten @orte auf Die Wiin5e 5u
iesen, ni6t eriltiere. @r miiroe aber
lie nit Hiidiidt auf oas 9erfommen
b~eibebalten baben, menn er ni6t feline
8eoenfen oogegen batte. Solde Sn-
idriften ieien ouf Den nationalen
9enfmGlern, in 8eridten, ben Salen
Der @eiebgebung etc. am Hlabe, aber
auf Miin5en ieien lie in Der 8irfung
cine gefGbrli6e, an nSafrilegium
gren3enoe llnebrerbietigfeit
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SerbeiI 0erbeil Sic 3eit lit bal
SIR G9ndren fontmt bon fern rno nab,
1lnO i6ailt, mas aus beg SeTas @auen
4nf unlrer Soir lit bier 5u fdaueu.
Mit iebem Sabre ipd6ft es oil,
8aS Seras probuaieren Tam,
Ser Sortidritt 1T, bas muB man ia9en,
Gin i6nen'rer tpie in alien Sagen.
Sizes 5eiet fi6 beutli6 auf Der Sair,
Sizes = nnb nod bieIes andre mebr.
Sd tpeib, SIR tperbet eg senieBeu
es tpiro bic Sabrt @u9 ni6t berorieBeu.
au9 tpeib es aud Elm Sober i6on
Sag elm 8eiu9 in Gan Intpn'
Selbit obue Sair uno andre Sa6en.
@eriigt, men FROZEN Sag al MAIDEN.
Omar brobt uns iebt Der Muder Grimm
Sod lit oaS aqes ni6t 10 f6limm,
8ir iperben INNER nod beriteben,
SIC tiidt'ee 0aie ibm gu breben.
Sen Sarmer int'reliiert ia meit
0ie demonstrating, nuo es beiBt,
9aB bic in bieiem Sabr Dor allen
Sem &enner tpiro Sumeiit eefauen.
Gu6 etpas Graufiges gebt Loo
Gin giienbabn5uiammenitobl =
Sod bic an i9pa6en Nerben leioen,
Die iolten bieies lieber mei6en.
9es S6onen lit ia bier senng,
Drum pdbr eiu Sober fir ii6 flug,
Gin Sober tpiro in oieieu @riinoen
9as, tpas inn meiit sefdut. idou finben.
Sod ems 9efdut tpobl allen bier,
9as lit bas quite 2pneS star Ster;
Gin befi'rer Grant fanu bier auf groen
8obI niraenopo 9efunoen iperoen.
Drum Die 8ur Sair SIR tomut berbei,
@ergeiIet uidt. baB bier es iei
$50 ma bas D2une Star", fIar rno bell
Srintt. elei6 am beiten an Der Gteu.
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Die u5air".

SerbeiI 1erbeil Sic 3eit lit bal
SIR Gdoaren fonrmt bon fern uno NAB,
llilO i6ailt, mas aus BEG SeTas 8auen
Gif unirer Soir lit hier gu idaueu-
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Mastenfpiel bes 9ebeus.
Roman BON 4uguit q iemonn II,
(Sortiebuug.

Wit elmer eleganten 8etpegung iei-
ner authorization Singer idob Der
Weoior alsoann orei 8riefe auriid, sic
u%neroffnet liegen 9eblieben noren,
uno griff nad Dem 8erliner Srem-
oenblatt, ieinem 2etborgon. General
b. 8irfbauien belt Die areu55eitung,
nno iie beioe taui6ten am 0odmit-
tage ibre 3eitungeu mtteinanber aus.
Die orei Briefe aber blieben uneroff-
net, neil Der Maior ibnen idon bon
auben ibren SnboIt oniab uno iid
an Dem i9onen Sunimoreen nidt dr.
germ moQte. Gs maren Mobnbriefe
lpegen unbe5ablter &ednungen, uno
Die &loge oes @mpfdngers iiber oas
baufenueiie 3uiommenfommen BON
2ebens5ei6en aus Der IuBentpelt be-
5oe it'd mobl bauptiahli9 auf bieie
unDerl6dmten WaBnungen. Oenn
unperidamt paren oGe Soroeruneen
an ieinen @elobeutel, fre6e 4rGmer-
ieelen ale 4aufleute. oie 8e5abIung
oerlangten; beilie, geredt nnb UNI
ontaitbar MIR Ole @nipriife oes
Serrn Maiors.
v8os es iest bod fir cine Malie
bon Sommerfriiden eiebt!" iagte er
nod elmer @eile, inoem er oas Sc
ipra6 ieiner 5rau unb ieiner Sodter
unterbroh. y0ie 3eitunqen Itarren
BON oielem Sdminbel. $50 MIR cine
@eibe an einem go6e itebt, tu1 ii6
8eniionen ouf. Mid nunoert, oaB
Reuitaot nod fein 2uftfurort lit.
Dan ioate 10 ettpas NAL in Die Sono
nebmen. @os meinit on, @anes?
Wodteit OH mobl Beniiondre neb-
men? Sd babe i6on oft geoa9t, oaB
Elm boar gngldnoer in 8eniion nift
libel moren. Mon fonnte per aopf
5tpei 8funh nebmen. Dos ipiiroe Die
@o6e Bel 3nei G~ngl6noern idon
o9t5ig Worf bringen."
.Weir mare ous gang ongenebm
lieber Wann. Aber tpober Ioaen mir
Die 3ipei @nel6noer nebmen?"
vMan miibte 4nnoncen MAIDEN
uno on etnen 4eenten in 2onoon
i6reiben. 8enn oos MIR nidt 10 biel
foitete uno man befiir6ten miiBte,
unproouftipe InIagen 5u MAIDEN.
Plas bdtten mir i6on, f0nnten au6
Elm paar &dume i'm Sauie 5umieten."
oSSopobl, oos ginge iebr gut"
u8eI9e &aume fonnten mir oenn
3umieten2" frogte Seomig. 08on Der
oberen @tage miro bod ni9ts obgege-
ben, Die lift bod gort5 benust. l1no
bier unten miro bod &urt elm 3im-
mer befommen, unb mir peroen nod
Wibe boben, ieinen Burden inter-
5%ubrineen."
1Ob oas Mdoden ni9t inmer
S6tpierigfeiten madtl" ia9te Der
Waior. Ser 8uride fann bod in
Der aaierne idlafen. @ober peiBt
on oenn i~ibrigens, oaB SHIRT BET uns
wobnen mirb?"
sd oenfe, oaS peritebt iid oo9
pobI BON lelbit. 4,trt bat es mir
olt6 geibrieben. "
Dir bat er es geldrieben? 0as
i6einen ia lauter binter meinem
&iiden obgefortete Spiele gu lein.
&ann mir nidt oenfen, oob Der SSun-
ge 8ergniigen ooron finoen miro, in
Der Somilie 81 boden unb in ieinen
Tergnigungen gebinoert 81 iein."
p9urt lit bod nidt 10, 8apa.~
gSIt nidt 10? N6er pieaeidt miro
er uns bod IGltig iein. @r fommt
in ipdter Naft nod Soule, wedt uns
mif fiibrt nit einem 8orte Elm
SunggeieIenIebeu, bos fir uns nidt
poBt, ooer, ipenn er fid) na6 uns
ri6tet, ein 8biliiterleben mic es fir
i'm ttidt poBt."
yGs miro iih ia olles ifon finoen,
ipern er erit oa lift" iagte oic 6ruu
Moiorin.
Die 5rage lporo uidt meiter error.
teri. Srmo gine ins Sous, nm an
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Der @roffnungsbau oes @aiino
mar atpor oes idle9ten @etters me-
gen ni6t iebr 5oblrei6 beiu6t. &c.
%italtete it6 aber 81 elmer duBerit ge-
miitli6en Iffaire.
Ser nabe Seguin mobnenoe
6armer &arI @lenpinfel itarb in eli
mem bieitgen SoipttaI i'm sitter bon
So Sohren.
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@ene @aibiustoner EaRasier : Stu

Die nelte 8aiiagier Station IN
@albington, 9. g., miro pom II.
Nopember 1907 an bon oIen 3iigen
oes Se~nniDlnania OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
be1ubt meroen.
IS lit Die aroBte, idonlte nno be-
@iienbabn Station Ser
@elt.
&eiit auf @urer ndditen Gour nit
Der Benniplpanta 2inie CUR Sallpt=
itaot Oes 2onbes, 8aibington uno
beii6tigt eineebeno oieie munberboae
Station. Die @roBe uno 8onitan-
oigfeit oerielben ii11o imponiereno.
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Gin frommer @unid.

n@ott belle Sbnen, 8udlen'5 Or.
Mica SaIbe alien Menl6en betannt
8u MAIDEN, f6reibt S. 6. SenfinS,
CHAPEL &ia, q. s. S9nea nobm lie
Sen Gdmer5 BON meinem 9norpele
@eI6piir uno beilte es in fur5er 3eit.
9as Bette Ser 8elt fir @un0en un6
gron6punoen. % Gents BEL Mbolpb
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john T. e1 md raeIniaer 81 he;
Millaiss family sirsse stayed a night at.
Cowdauy hail I'll where ma ny
guests being Isaselitt, tIe two friends
had n0saltefna e bat to d rooms
in aIisolatesE wing supposed To- be.
haunteA. Ia middle OF the night
MiIIatsa awoEe, believing that some
giant was shaking him violently. by the
shoulder. This Swas supposed to- be.
the faHorite device OF the ghost. He
rushed unto corridor and found Leech
sitting there trembling and declaring
that bA would not for the world go
back 10 his room. They. spent the re-
maindes of tie might in the cbrridor.
but in the morning said nothing of
their Experiences. In the afternoon
there arrived an evening paper telling
of violent earthquake in the locality.
The earthquake was what the two Wis
Itors Relieved TO be their ghost.
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A poIfcemnn,s strategy. .

When Captain W. e. Weber was q
patrOlman a clothing store upon his
beat was robbed one night. The sthsef.
had taken off his own cd clio hes and
left them IN the store He had put on
a new suit and worn it away. The cd
suit was that OF a boy about fifteen
years old.
Weber gathered up the clothes and
took them to the old fire patrol house
at Seventh avenue and Wyand5tte
street. He put them upon the floor
and, turning the hose on them. dreneh5
ed them with water. Then he went.
down to the junction. where at that
time the newsboys cOngre gated in
great numbers. He gathered q dozen
Ofthem around him.
Boys he said, 1.-The police found
some clothes down on the river bank
this morning. Itsleoks Gze q oy hal
been drowned. want all of you to,
come up to the fire station and LOOK al
thecl0thes, Maybe you can tell me WHO
they belehged ss =
Ne sooner bad the ...peKsies""s gath
cred around the pile Of wafer soaked
clothes than one little fellow sale ~ Z
'@Then's Nifty Smiths. l seen him
weariI' them red galluseS. an he sew
ed that patch on the knee there his.
self. ~
Oth4r boys eFTeb ted this Story.
In less than an flIa4ar the officer had
corra5ied Nifty and made him con Eesiss
TO the robbery llssls CRY Ssstsr
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81 I1eEa5s. ed NJ s. !, god.

II one were 10 tho tl.tIss Iitlls Of
peoples regularly and almost err
aticaaEs poison themselves VIII fue,si.
1t woald strike the average laslsslI as
exfrava gan f.. he ION OF lay
man, LowGFelits no ftisg,li.o glifeai
compared With tIlss seien ffed
of otie who B1s at5scrve the
factsss HotF#ls tIiege
who select Their 9itIll ca yis eat il
at tie right issls and I'M Tie
way 10 secure a slllhs..
sequ{alf abspIl 5os of sis
Ologiedfly tsillif OF mn frif,lent
required toTeIyafY he ~ ttsstss CURED
by tiE4dutiss .s here
are Very st Ia.
bat tie grel So % tIIltsze EsleE#
extreD1n anff.cl at ,SFerea One
eats Zoo much nlea Times,
while anot tleFssifs Iess, feed more
frequently. ifsieT tssse til B. ID
tive apparat ii 81 5sliIyz
siciandn Nsssy goFld
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"A citg 81 caralrans..

The first Of November is the Official
beginning Of winter in Paris. Then, no
matter what the temperature be, fires
are lit in the schools and public build
ings, and the ianitor turns on the heat.
for the sad race of fat dweilers. Thena
all the smaller shows which cannOI
pay for 'stand" in the streets or
squares go into. winter quarters.
Where? 1 found. q city of them out in
the waste lands by the rgreat gate of
Montrouge. In an empty lot were,
scores of caravans drawn up behindz
the wooden palisades, ranged so as to-
form veritables streets, named latter.
this Snowman or that. Dogs, chickens.
rabbits, children, swarmed eyerywhere.1
COrkscrews of smoke rose from the
chimneys OF the wagons. Candy rags
were drying on lines. VIII you look. in
sdnesof theefans ;? It has two rooms. In
5one 5are che beds. gThe b 6ierfs f0fEeats
ing. On an sides The walls are fined
with closets and drawers. A little stove.
CLOVIS near Etle door Here they're &:
born, here they live and die, the enter
ma! dynasties of the voyageTs.-Y aiice-
Tho mfsaen ss6uti1rgs NJ agazi ne a1g
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