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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Nrrr Saft inlpiiirt.
Qeapeniportb, @ans., 20. eyltni

Qeapeniportb, Scans, 90 Suni.
Ger ariegsiefret1r @iQiam S.1ait
trof bier am iriiben @orgen. Dom
NorOen fommeno, etn uno miro
ON gtofmittog ipeiter reiien mad,
Sttolpa, aoni., noieIbit or moracn
cine 9lniprnhe an 0ie State Gbat.
touqln 9liiembID boIteu pir6.
Serr Sait pur0e bel ieiner Mn.
funft bier BON 0em tonlmanoirenoen
General Saa enpioraen, in oeii1u
@obnilng er friihitiidte Gos BRO.
dromm oe3 heittigeu cages ihligbt
cine @eneraIinipeftion Der miIitdri.
ihen Iienitqebdlioe. Der goraden
uno an6eren @ebiuOe 0es bieii8en
1oitens Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Ser alliGbrlidje 9iciicanorang bat be-
0unncn.
9{eln ylort, 20. SSunl.

aNNFN DNNV - I1FFst'
Der Sommeranoroug Der europa
reiienoen bat iest ernitIib begonren.
S5eoer oen bieiigen Sofen fir europa
perlaiienoe 8anpfer lit nit Foiingie'
rem biz sur duBeriten 6aiiuHgsfroii
gefiiQt. Ser groBe 9ompfer ngorin'
tic. ser beute nnh Soutbampton
obfubr, bat 665 3aiiitenpoiiogiere al
9orO. &ieIe 8erionen, Die nit Dem
Sampler 3u rciien ipiinI6ten, muB.
ten obgepieien peroen, 0o fein3aun
mehr oorban0en par.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
ssnntpr gprnh bot. Mort.

NNITtl ,NUaHU. % 13III
SSn Den beutigen 0er7lnolunaer
i'm Sapnoo6.Tro3eb be111u Senl.
for gorab 01mit, 6ie 9lr.iicI in sen
oerihie0enanliummarn 6a5 .Diiner
Wa9a3in" 3u ipe3iii3ereB weIhe er
ois geneismaterio. 5or5ule9eu
iuiinihie. Die @ertbcS 1ln1 Ieqie
geruiing hier1egen e,H inter 9er
gegrin6ung bab eiHa Qerbinounn
bes 2ln1eflllien nit 0er Grmorounl
6es SteunenberJ 6urdoas ni6t n1h'
egpieien ueroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
@ia StnSien MAIDEN.
9tau gDorf. 20. Sgu

Nep gJort. 20. SullI.
Ger 9un0esienator 9IIbert 5. 9epe.
ridge BON S5noiuna. Ser NIT Dem
Gampfer .aronprin3 @iIbeIm" ob,
aefabren lit, miro in Geuti6lano oaa
grbidaftSiteuergeies griinoIid itiioi.
rem, ga er bel ser @rofinung pes
aonareiies I'M nG6iten @erbit beob.
ii6tigt, cine @orIoge, sic Grbitofts.
Iteuer betreffeno, ein5urei6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
fSiir cincn Strcif.
0}eln Qlnrf. 2O NSlllli

Die 8eneraIerefutipe ce5 8er6nn.
oes Der Selegropbiiten bot iih fin
einen Streif gegeH Die @eIternllrior
reip gegeu oieie uno Oie @oIto. Il.
Iearapb So. enti6ieoen. Gs nir1
enpartet, onb Der erIte Shritt 81
einem Streif innerbolb elmer g9pht
ooer 5ebn 5agen eriolgen miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
@ahl6credltiat uScr nid,t?
W(aOllom. gglls.. 20. M.

UtuUUuUt gNIsr 70. lSHiIi.
Ter Senat nabm geitern oieStout.
@orlage an, na6 melder 0ie mabl.
berettigten @iirger oeS Staates
@isconiin 3u entiheioen baben ner.
0en, Oh oas idnpddtere @eihleht i'm
Stnate 0nS @ablredt erbdIten ioll
ODER nid]t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Gebt snm 5weitcH Ials cine Gbs uR
llep norf. %. Snni.

Sier puroe beute befannt eegeber.
bab @m. 9roureu, cine beruorra,
aenoe QerionIihtsit Der Gbicapo
Spera Souie S.od Go. iid beuie
gbero nit Ger SfnuipieIerir g2in.
ME SeIigmorr trouen Iaiien iper6e.
Gle mar iriiber Die @ottiu BON 10.
Bert 9ipingFtor Guiting IT,. Don BEN
iie fa Dor iiebeu Sabren i5eion
Iisb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Sin Grprefina entaIeiit.
N0Ilnlbn.. 81. ~ ,Snn

NulAlllHt2f A''s ~ NNHiti'
gsie Elm bier eingepangeuer geridyt
beiaqt. 1T Der GtpreB3ua Ro. 19 Der
Tia Sour Giieubobr in eineu @rnben
ac'iiir,i cine Reile lBfrbaIb Roit5
Columbus. Ger oei3er Il: All Eooe
eeiommen un6 bieIe Raiiogiere FOL.
len perlctt iein gtle 2(mbulaiSen
Der Staot begaben iid rod Der lin.
gliidsitatie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Cs,aen bic ceI.aOmpaanis mtIdisOsn
Qeanenportb. Aans., ~. Innl.

qeapenportb. Sans, 20. Suni.
qie geidnorenen In Der Sohe Der
.llncle Gam Oil Co.. in peIder 8.
s. 9lder, it,, neriuhte. bic Beieiti.
o,ina oes POM Staots Gberserift
ernonnten TniienperpaIters 5u errei.
den, entItieoen eeeen Sitder. 60.
nit bIeibt sic aompngnie IN ben SdD
ben Hes Mniimognolters.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Inter SOntrDae.

@onoona, @iS., 20. SUM.
3aIoieuer I'M @ouutD 9ouala3.
Die einen Sdaoen bon 3auieu02n
Collars angerihtet habea, ilno Jest
wabriheinlih enoIih unter aon'
troue.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Cciterrci6.
Sul and Der Sert6eiSiSuns Oicacu

SOll aud Der Sertbeioi9ung olCncu.
y9ien, 20. %lni.
Ole .Neue 6reie Hreiie" peroiieut.
Iiht cine Auaobe, uah melhcr ans
5uperl0iiiqer GueIle ertldrt miro. odh
NnS euAIiid) frnn5oiiih iponiihc
9lbfonlnen uitt mr SEN iebigeu
Stnn0 I'M @littelmcer oarnntirt ION.
bern aud acmcinihoftIihes gorge
ben fir neutrality-suspicious. 61ae per
ipribt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Srpan !Serrn Salt nm cine SascreiiC
pDrauS.

Sttoua. aani., 90. SUM.
BON Sflahoma GitD trai 5err
gillian :. grpan bier heute 8ornit'
iaq Gin uno niro beiite glodmittag
cine gluiprnhe on Die Stote Gbau'
tnnnna gLiienhIn haLten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
GnslanS.
SOrpcOObOOt 0ciunfcn.
GordllaD, 20. S5uni.

SDtQlll0, 70. 15lnI.
Gin Gorpe0oboot oeHen Ramcn
nod nidt cymittclt lper0en tpnnte.
innt beute 9tnfmittag nabe 9au6goo,
nad0em cine @rpIOion an @oro er.
ioIQt mar. Die Yiounid)ait mur0e
aerettet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Grautrcid.
Q}oriS 20 clltli

K0rls, 20. ,Nitti.
Ger itrelfeu0c Gilrgermcliter W.
5errouI BON ltarbouue pur0e bcute
frilb filr3 unf 5 ll6r IN ieiner 0ob.
nung perbaitet uuO iblcunigit nod
D}ontpelIier ilberiUbrt. Gr mar ne.
ben Qlarcelin Gilbert Oie berporra.
gcuOite 4eriou in Dem 9luirubr Der
8in3er in Su0irdnfreid.
9Sor IaQesanbruh bcieeten itarfe
9iirniiierobtbeilungen ole nah oeS
9urgermenters g9obnung flt1ren0eu
StraBen. Seiue 2eimuahc aus
@in5ern iporunter iid iogdr Jrnuen
befan0en. mar lpiG gepobulid) aui
Dem @oiteH al5 iie lid ober Don el.
uer itarfen belpafineten N}abt einqe.
ihIoiier lab. puroe fem 8eripd ge
mad)t W0erit0n0 3u lciiten. AI3
Scrr 6erroul in 9ealetllug erneS
EoIBeifomuniiiars erihicn, periuhte
bic YIenge ilir einen Nioment, ibn sn
beireier Ser giiracrmeiitcr bat
nbcr, einen 3uiarueuitob nit 0em
WdIitdr 81 permcj0en. Gr muyoe in
cine autide gefiibrr m0. BON $50
auraiiieren esfortlrt, unh Scr Yohn,
itntion qeidbren. no Gin Grtra3ug
ieiner mnrtete, Der ibn nod QioutpeI.
Tier bradlte.
Brobc Iuirequng bcrrid)t in Rnr.
bonnie. bod per0en Sic Ginmohner
Bis jett 6urf oos gilitdr in Shad
gebalten
SSn 2lnQcnicrs ourdyiud)tcrStaats.
un6 Qoliseibcautc oas 5auptauar.
tier 6es 3entrolfomiteS ser Bin3er
nit Iagesonbruh nm N}arcelin
gIlbert uno irine 9liititentcu 81 Der.
boiten, 0od naren 0icie bereitS ans
QdiIo9en. g}ilr 0rei aonItemitglie.
Der iuur6Gn per6aitet mo nablPont.
pcIlIcr acianot
Stnrfe Srlppeu 9lbtbeilungen
6nrhitrciien on5 2or6. sSo1o nui Die
S(ilhtIuQe mddPn0 Icrcn gnt.
fouuuen luur0e erm0QIidt ourt Dos
RieOerbrcunen ser Bride, peIte in
Die Std6t fitdrt icitCns Der 9cb6lfe.
rug. ,Suiolacociicr mibtcn oie
Ncaiernna5beanteu einen meiten
llnuUca MAIDEN. mo0urh ibrc 2ln-
funit be0Cuieu0 pcr36aert ipnroe.
Ter 9eloqernngsBuiton6 III in 0en
Standardization 2iiOirdnfreih5 er.
fldrt mor6cu un0 Sic 8cgerung
boiit. oob ole RebcQion baio uater-
0rijft icju luir0. Ger 4reuiermiai.
iter GIcmcnceau bIcb Die 8irjeltadt
I'M Wniitrriim i'm iteiiq nit lei.
men 0ertreteru teIep6ouiid) In 8er'
bin0ma ieln }u f6nneu
@ge }elephouIinicu iiioIid iin0 in
Sen Tienii Der 8e8ernu1 aeprebt
tunr6pu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Spanicu.
9Iiuiitcr NnrO acitOrbcn

W}aorio 20. SNini
Ter iriibere Minjiter 0hiro, Glib
rer Scr rcpublifullldcn 0liu0crbeii
in ser 4onlmcr, iii qeitocben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
SdJlucocn
Stuoirt Die g9lmcrifnuismcn".
&opcnhaQen 20. 81

2openhagen 90 SUM.
@eunQIcih Der |ruj 99ilbelm
bor Sdlpeoeu au5aC}eidlHet engIiid
iprif)t. bat er ood ciuen Spradleb.
rer enga1irt. nm lid btiier ausjnbil,
ocn in Der omeritoniihen aus0ruds.
iueiie, "a er nod in oiciem Sabre oie
Ser. Stonten ju beiuhcn 5eabiid)tiqt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Scin gIiidlidJiicr Saa
lP0nipcllier, 20. ,Julli.

Wontpellier, 20 ,NHi.
Ter bisheri9e giirgermeiitcr Ter.
roul bon Rarboune lu0 0a5 2Binier.
fomiie langien bier inter polBeiIihar
gc0efml an, mur0en Dem Wa1i.
iirat Doracii6rt mo oonn ms Bc.
ianquib cinlcliciert sine itarfe 6
forte oon Lr1loucru uuO Bcn0arupn
perbin6erte ie1libc Dijglid)fcii eiHer
gefreiimg uno 6os @ei1uguib miro
pou eiuem geginent s5ninntrie BE-
paf)t
MS 5errouI ms @efdnqriB abae.
fii5rt murOe, riei er Der U2enae IN
bramatiidJer @eiie gu; ,Tics 1T Ser
gItididJite Tag ueinCS 2ebcns 2ie
Re5icrtmg mar ge6aItcu. 10000 5o,
ootcn sur ger5aitung zines Ylauue5
oui5ubieteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-21
Blribt.

Tas @erId)t iibcr bic bOIoigc Abbt'
rufaug OcS ocntidcn SOtidaitcrs
in @aibinatOu nubcsrHnOrt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23

Atlanta Nov Whether or not
there win be am extra session OF the
Georgia legislature in January de-
pends altogether ou what the fun
text in be back tax decisions shan
contain a telegram was received
by Attorney General Hart today from
the clerk OF the United States su-
prone court, stating that the proofs
Of the decisions would have to be
revised hy Justice Day who rendered
them. and Il would probably BE-
week or ten days before the same
could be sent here.
Until they reach here ana il is seen
whether or not the machinery in the
Georgia process for collecting taxes
IS con atuuonaIly defective Cover
nor Smith win make no statement
regarding the extra session. The at
tcTney general inciines TO the view
hat the remedy may be lad in the
courts without legislative action.
though he viii cypress no View until
the cases ara here complete.
1t is believed that Goyeraos Smith
would be gIad to have this reason
lor ealing au extra ses ion It is said
that BE has wanted 70 do 50 for
some time but could see no abso-
h,e reason for 50 doing. With an /
extra session. c3Aed primarily to Sc
cure adequate machinery for the
state TO collect corporation taxes. he
could include in hls call demands for
the enactment Of other LEGISLATION
he advocates, bu, which was not
passed al the regular session.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
COUNTRY cLUB Held MEETING.
It Has Secured Quarters out at Old
cPlf Links.

II Has Secured Quarters Out at Old
oPlf Links.
The Copulry Ciao held n interest
ing meeting at the oslethorDe hotel
lat night Several Of the commit
tees appointed at a previous meetin g
rendered interesting reports last
night
The one which had in charge t6e
matter Of securing a site for quart
ela for the CLUB reported that Wind
sor park. formerly used by the golf
club. had been secured. It @as de-
cided to erect a neat building on the
grounds The clab already has about
Hltv members
After ne meetlns Host Miller. cE
INC Oelethorpe, tandered the mem
hers a spread which was much en-
5oyed By thoae present
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
oVERsTREETs LEAVE IT TO
PEOPLE or HOME COUNTY

Savannah. Ca. Noy 22-W. and
E. K. Oversreet- cousins and eandi-
rates for congress, have decided to
let the white voters Of Screven eoun-
ty decide which Of them shall make
the race from that county. The pas
sage Of letters between them com
pleted the arrangement today
Deep interest in their candidacy
has baas,~agoused and both have
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
Taxpayers Are Not in a Rush 70 Pay
State and County.

State and County.
Taxes that are due the state and
county for the year Of 1907 are com
ing in rather slowly at the office OF
Tax Collector Read and unless there
is a decided pick up his Office viii
be crowded during The first twenty
days of December
The state and county tax books
win be closed on December goth and
between this t,ne and then there are
many thousany of dollars TO be paid
At The city l1ll the taxes for the
second half are still being paid,
but there is sta due a large amount.
This win be nearly all paid before
The books. close. however.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
rgRmINAL 80 aEoPENgp.

New York, NOV. 22.-The Terminal
Bank, one Of the Brooklyn institus
tions which closed lt doors several
weeks ago, reopened for business to-
day More than 100 depositors were
in line and $4,000 was deposited
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
To Sell the L.iahter.

The large lighter picked up By
the pilotboat q. c. Knight on We'd
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
NEW POSTAe RULE
now IN EFFECT
NUMBER OF CHANGES or I'M.
PoRTANcE HAVE RECENT
~ BEEN MADE.
LOCAL OFFICE RECEIVES NOTICE
The New Rules west Into Effect
Several Days Ago And the Public
Should Read And Remember
y Them. r~w,

The Brunswick postofIice has re-
ceiyed a copy Of special orders ami
notices that have been issued from
the bureau of the third assistant
| postmaster general relative to rates
Aof postage and postal cards mailed
|under cover of envelope.
The publication OF these ford-rs Is
deemed timely. as a good many
people arA Asendmg-or, rather, trying
ssend1 stall cards in envelopes
~ proper postage. AS
Bfact a good many cards
witn@ Nuficient postage have been
held up Hhe local postofice.
to, BY &hich the Brunswick postofloe
is stricth guarded:
Post cards and postal cards matt
ed under cover Of sealed envelopes
!. Transparent or otherwise) are
" xgeable with postage at the first
rate-two cents an ounce or
on thereof. II enclosed in un-
Yed envelopes, they are sub1ecs
postage according to the chaTac-
OF the message-at the first
aArate Zone cent for each two auu-
s,afNaction thereof if entirely
The postage should be
yelopee covering the
lnsoa e spoa
tn Sszhrelopes. hayins
s,ng eT~asing the STAN oa1
ecogn.zea in payment os.
YER where such cards, prop
ssed and prepaid bearing
1r1r rendering them unmail
able under postmaster generals or
ders No. 146 (par - ana $50 tpar
81 When sent oDnDIV in fha mails
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
Foos MARS THE TRIP.

New York. Nov. 22.-Another OBJ.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23

The several members Of the county
convict gang who have been at woyE
on the new court house site and at
The cid golf links for the past two
or three weeks, went back 10 the
convict farm yesterday morning 90
Join The gang.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
PREsBYrERIANN

at The Presbyterian
dag morning, Rev F. d.
preach on Is 45:22, Look )
and be aa ed. all ye END
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
A4URch
TAXES ARE comlNo IN SLOW.

An are falfe~inyited
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23

Judge Parker win convene tbs
Wayne county superior court in seq.
ular session Monday at Jesup. a
number OF local attorneys are int
osted in various cases and will Leave
Tor Jesup Monday morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23
VIRelNIA ToWM

Burlington, w. Va, Nov 22-
'AScsaps, a numbering village of 400
lQhabitants. located about fifty miles
youth OF here. was almost entirely
destroyed by a fire last night. which
started in the Kelly hotel from an
unknown cause. The town bad no
fire fiGhting facilities, and tfe blaze
spread rapidly. The loss viii exceed
100000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23

N0un7Y cOurL WlIlon relusei
70 grant Hartje divorce. The peti-
tions filed by Hartie's attorneys ask
ing the sape ior court 10 reopen the
case On tie ground Of the newly dis
covered evidence, were denied. The
petitions TO reopen the case was
based Oh letters alleged to have been
written by MIS- Hartie's To Thorn
as Nadine the family cOaohman. who
was named as correspondent by
Haftie The costs of the proceedings
are placed on Hartje
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-23

4llIB, ana tHlt
She declared tn
just as the 49,. ~
had done while Giving Nh
est office they had
Judge Henderson told
view between Senator ~
Mrs. Bradley in 1902, at whi
Brown was pre- ent. He wasN
shown paper which he said%
Mrs. Bradley had tried ine6ectu%
to get Brown to sign, in which he
was made to say he would compel
Mrs. Brown to get a divorce" he
safterwards told birs. Bradley he
would sign it, saving. Dolly ] win
do anything FOR you Witness al
so said She said she had entered
upon the relationship with the an
der5tauding that the should become
man and wife Mrs. Bradley made
complaint Of the fate that would be
FAN her children in case Brown did
not marry her"
Did she tell you anything nat
brown had done to h4r personally?
astad 3lr Hoover
YES the Witness replied She
told me that with hi own hands he
mad produced an operation on her"
lie aid Mrs. Eradeys reputation for
peace ana good order was good.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23

"AT THE OLD CROSS ROADS,
Thrilling Southern Play at the Remington
Open House. AprilS.

The next production to b. put on at
the Bennington opera house is the
successful southern drama "At the
Old Cross Roads" by Arthur q. Ais
Ions company and which comes here
under the auspices OF the Bennington
Base ball association. The associa-
ton has been considering for some
time the best means to raise fund
with which to purchase new uniforms
aud after much elaboration decided
that a first class dramatic production
would give the best satisfaction.
In previous years the association
has given benef, dance with which
70 raise the opening season fund and
the affairs have always been success
full both from business aud social
standpoint but the members OF the club
realized that many tickets we're sold
to persons who did not dance but
made the purchase for the good OF the
cause. For this reason IL was thought
best this year 10 make the entertain
ment one that could be attended and
enjoyed by every ticket holder and the
result is the booking Of al the Old
Cross Roads" for Monday evening,
April s.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23
JUDGES FAIL
TO AGREE
Deadlock on License Com
missioners In Barre.
OBJECTED TO GORMAN
City Went Dry Last Year and There
Is No Old Board
To Act

Barre, March 22-There Is much
excitement In this city over the failure
of the assistant judges OF Washington
county court, L. X. Wells OF Middle
sex and c. NJ. Winch OF Barre town
90 agree upon license commissioners
for the city OF Barre.
FOR Mlddlesex the only munlcipali-
~ In the county besides this city to
vote for license, a. X. Leonard, Ira l.
johnson and +. +. Densmore we're
named as commissioners.
IL Is reported that two Barre men,
Henry NJ. Phelps and II. N. Houstan
were agreed upon; and that Judge
Wells wished 10 appoint George w.
German as the third member. but
Judge Winch refused to support Cor.
man and deadlock ensued which had
not been broken when the time limit
for appointment expired at midnight
last night.
1; Is not known what steps will be
taken to secure the appointment Of
commissioners.
The acs relating 10 the appointment
Of license commissioners passed IN
the legislature OF 1904 aud In no way
amended by the Legislature OF 1906,
provides that:
when town votes 10 authorize ~.
censes Tor the sale OF lntox icatlng
liquor the assistant judges OF the
county shall within sixteen days there.
after appoint board OF license COM
rnlssioners for such town, consisting
Of those persons who shall not be en-.
gagged directly or Indirectly la the
manufacture or sale OF intoxlcants
and who shall not hold any public
once except notary public. each OF
whom shall have been legal voter Of
the town for at least two years immc-
diately preceding his appointment. }"
Another section provides that the
commissioners shall hold Office "uniil
their successors are appointed and
qualified" As Barre was n no license
city last year there are no commis-
siopers 10 hold over.
This IL said 10 be the arst deadlock
OF the kind occurring under the local.
option license Law In Vermont.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23

the strength Of his manhood and abil.
ity a. business man we're ready for
the development o. career. remark
able 10 it, fruition. Shocked as We
all are his end seems typical Of the
man. Dying suddenly 10 middle age
when he apparently had many years
OF active business life ahead, his pass
ing Il like the fall Of the mighty oak
OF the forest unwarne'l, upchsllenged
and with few signs OF decay 10 presaee
the end.
We speak OF n mans dying at the
height OF his career and In one sense
this applies 10 Mr. Holden. but not In
the greater ADD stronger meaning. lie
was one Of the strong, aggressive, self
reliant men, who, when he once laid
hands on a matter Of business, OF
sentiment, or public spirit, carried IL
steadily forward To the result which he
himself demanded. Then and not I'LL
then did he lay IL aside or yield IL into
other hands. With this characteristic
his life has been one OF we'll defined.
advancing. upuard steps. each one
complete and almost independent Of
the Others though grounded on the
same foundation.
Like all successful men In business
life he was possessed OF indomilable
courage. unswervipg perseverance,,
quick Insight and broad grasp. Bu,
he was more ihan lhAi, Bee nIagion bt d
no more loyal citizen than he; tbs
church OF which he was q member had
no more earnest commandment and the
many for whom he cared had no more
loyal friend thar he. Il IL impossible
70 do him justice within the narrow
confines Of brief newspaper sketch.
The life he lived and the business In
which he was engaged connect him 10
closely with his ncighbors and fellow
citizens tina, there IL perhaps not a
home In Bennington which does not
today feel as though IL had met with q
direct and tangible loss.
During the past 20 years 10 Is hardly
possible 10 name q public object In
this town 10 which Mr. Holden has not
been q willing and generous contribu.
tor. His purse has been always open
and the demands upon Il have been
ever growing and ibcreasing. 10 spite
Of the multiplicity OF his business 10.
iercsts he has always found time 10 be
q man. a citizen aud q Christian than
which no higher praise can be given.
John Stcdman Holden ~as born In
Charlton, Mass, May Q, 1875 and
therefore lacked little more than .
month OF being o. years OF age ut the
time OF his death. lie was the son OF
Lewis and Eliza (Howlctl Holden. AZ
a lad he attended the district schools
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23
HON. JOHN 5.
HOLDEN DEAD
Passed Away at Pasadena
CaI,, Yesterday
WAS 81 YEARS OF AGE
Head Of Benninston's Lare est In
dustry and Prominent In
Business Circles.

John S. Holden died at O'Clock
Friday afternoon at Pasadena, Calf.
The news reached here this morning
aud Bennington stargers under the
blow. ofall the strong men OF Ben
nington, not one save Charles Cooper,
has been so prominently Identified with
the growth and welfare OF the town as
Mr. Holden.
Not a native Of Remington, or even
OF Vermont, he cane here at the psy-
Geological moment OF his life. when