davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

George Elan, of the night force, sus-
tanned painful injuries 10 his shoulder.
right ankle and left hand IN the street
car accident at New York avenue and
Fifth street on Thursday evening Mrs
Mary Baulac and + Z. Dove also were
injured. The car was crowded with en-
plOyes of the bureau at the time. and
many were late for duty on the night
force as q result of the collision.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

Solicitor George P. McCabe has re-
turned from a vacation spent at his old
home in Ogden, Utah. He was &C
companied by his family.
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~ .SsE.
57s-575-577-57s Market Street, =
sam francisco. Cal. y > :. :
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A Profitable Omen
From the Japan Times.

a
Remarkable
nightly by
in
No did the awful itself behind gathering
stopped the
Shioki
appeared
temporary he had endowed with special healing
all diseases Invad visiting the should be nfay
whole Thus the dragon disappeared The spread from mouth mouth
till all knew it. Ali
began to ~ the forest with Some sit all night through
while
filed Thanks
phenomenal
constantly yelling Visitors win hther drink
believing
daily influx of visitors
10
money ofertory
charity
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Mixed Marriage Again
The Japan Times.


columns representative
the translation which below
remarkng
ceeding To-day wife Japanese and this
passing happy During
saying
marrying
higher plane from
level while people
japanese viii
felt lonesome
and missed warmth of feeling for some little Europe
this changed she enjoying her life with full
Japa marriage
unqualified impibty neasiby).
public
learns journal a
There, japanese
Janan and Amer Everybody has right TO think he nleases.
oil o fuel in the American feeling toward Japan"
a to
is
mpossbl'
nothing
articles the simple that willing nothing the
foreigner and
it is agreeable to that the
who
believe that those who taken the of
personal
wholly will
a
marriage who mistaken all
n smoothly
than will
the husband wife but win develop into international
i'll feeling In the of this disadvantage such
houdb be
marriage wip produce
will be the result unhappy
Americana
existing England
ton dppoved thinking
who appreciate that delicate difference between an entente eoale and an
will that there need preaching marriage
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A HALF-WHITE PROBLEM.
JUNE 2s

be halfwhi gli She has been well
regulated But she is not IN demand for W
amongp W
greater burden OF
words - have girls of this kind IN
between
of trfg coming politicians
So wed
doomed
politician be worse
respectable
girl is much harder to get than
tolme
is against he nature.'
problem might be quickly solved if the
build
of
a dubious
sailor,
fisheries and lands he will have
he
sell to the and to
he vitality
suicide of which
astounding revelations
hlfwhite Intelligent self
fate? be would
heaven hope atan God Forbid
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Small I alks

WALLER being
in private gardens
wALKERIt sport boating popular
long
CAPTAIN oTWEII- since requision
OF point.
W. SMITH believe of
of our farming Industries
the Keae
only making a a
KAPELLNIEIsTER
grander of
going to give Taft hard rub in this
SECRETARY GARFIELD the
waian
H. M AYREs-The
probably
improvements cutting through Bishop
of
Of eunsght boards
SECRETARY LITTLEJoHNIt of
dogs the Islands present The the win
Judge Cranfd
H FIDDESI'm living
climbing
he viewpoint in OF aboutH onolu
is
a while
is Barbara
o
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Commercial News
BY Charles L. Rhodes.

In the matter of dividends has been piled Pion
cared its dividend a of
Though most of these increases have been shadOwed this
the official punched to
stock market at
there
shading off
If you'll tell the you'll be
~ don't
"A while the there in
said banker alleged
that lending do notm
The following of
Monday5 Oahu L Haw. c.
Tuesdayloo Honokaa
Sugar
Wednesday-1O 4.
Sugar Co., $685. $1,000 Mcye es
%;
Fridays ookaIa 1885, 10000 100000
$4,000 olaa olaa, A. s. Honkaa TO- so
Continued On
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The Secret Of Sex.
From La Revue.


there which determines whether boys girls shall be
following of
IS
of
mathematical
which
killed
purpose Nature maintain
disappears
tina
The
is
mother the father the
boys when the father older the mother
mother
practically
in one o
examples
succession to
in
transgr the rulea Formulated
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simplicity
gaudies United
Elsewhere horses and brass bands State
been little Importance in
elsewhere, of the finest
there alas! the plan
of a
long ago boy very papb youth
think; certainly
M lis c ' passed T my my IND ana f fn1 itg
clergy; splendid
tie vehicle itself majea pume then CARRIAGES then the members
belonged wearing gloves
bradloth
there what the call 'fOa tributes wondered how the
the family could this and found inquiry that the
life had this Ostentatious
mourning course papers,
which, mind the the general vugay which
all t cot--wh HE wasno
aia IN eio 81 burial One nsbt have tbonsbt save for the dis
village being
Much of the blame for the abar exhibition made here due to certain
all
weeping predatory
husband he something costly and splendid the funeral
line
surely ought to do best the end bill is which win keep
the widow three It is bill for sheer oaOn bill for
curing deule bill four five times larger than simple and respectful
bury
simple widow
and Sunday
ing the widow.
supplemented priests
system buryng might
that of other civilized communities.
- y
Governor F having popular audience the night which
likely himself the side of moral voting
Interior father
OF States
heller proclaimed himself
machine stalwat stalwarts As the
OF of
which William
Theodore Roosevelt planted the seeds of civil
politics
of
swhoa
convention the speech of
on
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bringing and the opportunity of them
public
to of
benefit other an
more ma
meet of
beneficiary;
avy and
fomis nd sol9
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Master / am of human destinies,
fame, greatness, love are my yassals,
cities and fields foolishly / walk, l
knock at every door but once and L
run to new pathways.
If sleeping wake, if Teasing you
try to kin your troubles with wine
and sin: rise and follow me, l am
the fate; woe to whom does not fol-
low me- ! give him horses, gold,
honor, women and pleasure. He viii
conquer every foe save death. Rise,
hang to the opportunity which l offer
YOU. / am revengeful; ! knock un-
hidden but once at every door; [ will
not follow you. | answer, Thought
and thought alone makes every man
happy and strong.
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| and NJ morei
The similarity $ be accidental
lay hidden did them
oblivion happens Plny opportunities
could
Watch
Dogen Pny,
ingalls,
and rememberable
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An Immortal Theme
The Spectator.

which ingalls, will be
fights
Dr. Giott
Pate 1t is
of
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OPPORTUNITY.

l.
Master of human destiny am II
Fame, love and fortune on my foot
steps wait,
Cities and fields | walk. ] penetrate
Deserts and seas remote, and passing
by
Howell and mart and palace, soon or
late
knock unbidden once at every gate!
If sleeping, wake, if feasting, rise
before
| turn away Tt is the hour of Fate
And they who follow me reach every
state
Mortals desire, and conquer every foe
Save Death; but those who doubt or
hesitate
Condemned to failure, penury and
woe
Seek me in vain. and uselessly i'm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

Lowell, Mass, is called here by the death
of his sister, Mrs. T.. G. Hooker-Iiarold
Somervillc of the T.. V. NJ. was at home
over Sunday.-Miss Julia Shipman re-
turned to her work in Boston Sunday
The senior class of the Waterbury high
school will give dance at the high
school hail Friday evening Miss Jessie
Ellis has returned to her home in SPRING
hold.-Walace Greene is confined TO the
house by Illness
H. {. Mcmahon of stowe was in town
Tucsday.-H. W Kennedy has re.
turned to his work in Richmond after
a few days at his homo hcrc.-Mrs. r..
Holman of Randolph was in town Mon
day George Joslyn, who has been III
for the past two months, is improving
very William Jo nnoy of Mont
pclicr is to take the place of Joseph
German as section boss ON the central
Vermont railwaY.--IIarold Stranahan
of Montpelier was the guest of his
father Tucsday Harry Perry ana
Chester ". clark of Boston were in
Montpelier Tuesday. II. +. Palmer,
Jr. who has been confined to the
house for some time by Illness. is out
again.--Roy Demcrritt, who has boon
very i'll. is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. q. Doyle arc visiting
in Mcriden, y. H., this week.--Thc an
nual l. q. O. +. ma sduerade promenade
is TO be held in tho village hall Friday
evening, March 6--The Ladies' Aid Of
the Methodist society will serve dinner
town meeting day.---Joscph Hutchin-
son and Ma ior Grout were in Mont
pelicr ycstcrday.--l.ouis aud George
lfuse have returned to Niagara Fails,
y. Y.--Tho Lincoln club has vacated
its rooms in tho Record block.--A. II.
Graves is in Burlington this week 1s
Il iuryman for tho United states dis
triCt court-Mrs. w. V. Bryan has re-
turned from h"r visit in Hartford.
COnn.--C;corgc ". Morse has announced
that he will not accept an election as
lister at the coming March meeting.
lie has been lister for T. years. The
prayer meeting committee of the
Christian EndcaVor society will meet
at tho parsonage Friday evening The
annual meeting OF tho ConCrc ga tional
Church will he held March ;.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

Bethel to the tenement house on Arthur
Lcavitts farm.-Mrs. John Carnes, who
has been passing week with her sister
Mrs. Mary Roberts, has returned TO her
home in Qucchcc. Edward Hill has
moved his family from Angetown TO
Mrs. Mary Mason's house in the village.
Mr.. Hill goes to Waitsheld. where he has
cmployment.-Mss Mary Leonard is in
Huntington for few days,--Mrs G. r..
Taggart and daughter, liarriettc, went
TO their new homo in Royalton Tuesday .
Thomas LaCassc has moved from the
tenement in V S. cutters house to
Angcltown.- Miss Alice Chcdcl has FIN
ishcd her school in Fclchvile and is with
her parents, MI and Mrs. j. A. Chcdcl. -
Jerry Wilson has been quito i'll the past
week with liver trouble. Eugene cham
berlin Is moving from Pomfrot to the
house vacated by Mrs. e. Il. Taggart
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
WATERBURY,.

Mrs E.G. Hooker died Saturday morn
ing from Brisht5 disease. Sh" Was born
in Swantor. August a, 1A7 and had lived
in Waterbury for many years. For the
past few years sho had made her home
with her daughter Mrs. b. f.. Atherton
She was an active member Of Queen
Esther Chapter, 80 T. q. r. 5, She is
survived by he- mother. Mrs. l>necland
and daughter Mrs. Athorton, The fun
eral WAS held at hcr late home Monday
afternoon at two o'clock The Ladies
Union met with Mrs r.. r.. Camp
bell TUESDAY fternoon.-Thc advertised
letters AT the Waterbury postofficc are
FOR EDWARD Sweet j. +. Jones Fred
Hunter j. - Kelley and A. Mclean --
Roy Dem'ru, who is ill., is improving
slowly.-Thc social given by the gram
mar school az the village hall Friday
attended Lucius Wells Of Burlington
was in town SATURDAY..
MIS- Lew Davis is visiting in Milton
Richard Demcrritt has returned from
Randolph About II young people en-
Joyed straw ride to stowe saturday
evening - 7. Ray Of Burlington was
,he su'S' ol Mr. Bowen over sunday
| !" u A'h''inn of Montpelier was IN
| Town SUNDAY The Twenty-Five club met
| AT III" waterbury Inn Monday. l.. g,
| "oo"N WAS IN" speaker The next meet
'ne W." De h"ld March Q when W. j.
Ne'h VIII DAY" charge, Miss Alice
hark'r OF burlington was at home over
! '"'"'"'S ana Sundays, X. kneeland OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Contineud from 4th PnEe.)

Jail have cut thus .ar about 100 cords
of wood at the Aldrich farm. The wood
is now in the logs and Sheriff Tracy is
this week TO put in a saving machine to
work 1t up into il inch lengths Inc
prison board has not as yet contracted
for the sale OF this wood in either city.
Thc Jury in the trovcr case or
Daniel Dingwall of Montpelier vs..
Ernest q. Goss Of Morrisvillo over
the alleged wrongful conversion of a
lumber wagon, tried Monday even
ing before Justice J. g. Wing, re-
turned verdict for the dcfcndcnt. T.
r. Gordon and George w. Wing APP
rcarcd for tho plaintiff, Benjamin
Gates and Thomas e, cheney for the
dofcndcnt
A copy OF the petition asking for the
release Of MildreG l.. brewster from the
State hospital for the insane at Water
bury was served ycstor day on states
Attorney Gates Arguments and perhaps
testimony in support Of this petition will
b" heard before Judge A. A. Hall at the
next term OF Washington county court.
1t is probable Miss brewster will be
brought to Montpelier when this hearing
takes place.
The Judges OF the supreme and sup
crior courts will he in session at tho
Pavilion hotel for the remainder of the
week, considering cases already argued
in supreme court and other matters OF
interest to the bench
Mrs. Eli Niau underwent a complicated
and difficult operation FOR appendicitis
Tuesday at hor home on Worcester
branch. She rallied we'll and was report
ed Yesterday as doing well. The opera
tion was performed by Dr. w r. Hark-
J. T., Dewey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
ESTATE or WILLIAM CLIFFORD,
SNEIBi R<E.
STATE OF VERMONT. District o.

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
Chittenden.
To all persons Interested I'm the estate
Of William Cliffurd late of Shclhurnc,
In said district, deceased.
GREETING;
At Probate Court, holden at Bur
lington. within and for the district OF
Chittcndcn. on the 47th day of Feb
ruary. 1905 an instrument purportirg
to be the last Will and testament ot
William clifford, late of ShclhUruo. in
said district deceased, WAS presented
TO the Court aforesaid. for probate
And II Is ordered by said court that
the 18TH day Of March. 1905
at the Probate Court rooms In
said Burlington. he assigned for
proving said instruments ANA that
notice thereof b" given to all persons
concerned. by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Bur
linEton Weekly Ere" Press, news
paper published at Burlington. in said
district, previous 20 tho time ap-
pointed.
TO appear before said court, at the
time and place aforesaid, and contest
the probate Of said will. II you have
Ncausc.
Given under my hand at Burlington.
in said district this 18th day of Feb
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM.
35w3t Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
WINDSOR.

The school census shows that there are
800 children between the ages of ANA
Is years in town, a gain of lS over last
year.-Sevcral snowshoc parties have
climbed Ascutncy mountain recently,
among them the veteran nountaineer.
Ike Howard Of Someryi!c. Mass. Mr..
and Mrs, II. &. Story and Miss Minerva
story of Somcrvllc. II. q. Fletcher ana
Miss Grace Fletcher Of Hanover, \ H.,
and George 4. Duncan. A. j Rotter,
Wallace Jones and Forrest Lacy Of Wind
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
ESTATE or NANCY IL. CHASE.
ESSEN.
eTATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit.

tenden.
To all persons interested in the es-
tate of Nancy Il. chase, late OF Essex,
in said district, deceased
GREETING:
At Probate Court, holden at Rurlins-
ton, within and for the District OF Chitten-
den ON the 18th day of February,
1908, an Instrument purporting to he
the last will and testament of Nancy
X. Chase, late of ESSEX, in said dis
trict deceased was presented TO the
court. aforesaid, for probate.
And il Is ordered by said court that
the 10TH day If March. 1908. at the
Probate Court rooms in said Burlington.
he assigned for proving said instrument:
and that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned by publishing this or
der three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Bur-
iington Weekly Free Press. . newspaper
published at Burlington. in said dis
trict. previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court, at the time
and place aforesaid, and contest thu
probate of said will II you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington.
in said district mis- 18th day of Feb
ruary, la0S
MARCEILUs A, BINGHAM.
S5,w3t Judge.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER.

Ms Edna Morse is at homo from
Randolph Center for few days. &C
by Miss Smith Of West Fair
lcc.-Arthur Kinsman Of Woodstock N
H.. is with his mother, Mrs. G. f. kins-
man. for a few days-Miss Sybll Root
died from pneumonia Saturday evening
at the home Of II. =, Mason Miss Vera
Martin is home from Randolph Center
for few days.-A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs Willis Boutwell, February 20.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
The old Bee Hide

wears record successful one. No
commander ever had III" assistance of
more loyal or devoted body Of men.
Ny year as commander has been
marked by tho unqualified support and
good will Of all the comrades in this de
partment. and sincerely thank YOU one
and all for this practical complication
of tho principles Of our ordcr-fratcrnity,
charity and loyalty.
ASSISTANT ADJCTAET-G GENERAL.
Edward Baker Of Montpelier, the as
sistant adjutant- general. in his report
said:
Only on" post has surrendered its
charter during the year. No. - of North
fold. \ post was organized October Il,
lHT. al jacksonville. taking M the name
OF H. O. Gillctt Post No. 100, Gonna Dc
c. NJ Russell Of post a. being detailed
TO perform tho duties Of It's orSanzat ion.
The numerical strength OF the depart
men' as shown by the records for tho
year ending December 81 1897, follows:
Members in good standing. Dec.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
GAYsV1LLE.

Mrs Smith of Lebanon. y. H.. < H."
guest for two weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. u.
W. Roberts. carl T,nnrN has returned
from Tennessee, where he has been work
Ing for several months jerome Shaw
has moved from the l.attimer place in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
EAST MONTPELIER.

The 10th annual musical convention at
East Montpelier is 10 be held in villa 60
hall. March 10 and II. under the direction
of G. f. Dudley Of East Montpelier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Bu~
dock Blood Bittors conqucrs dysnen-
STA every time. IT drives out i'0pur!-
ties tones tho stomach, restores pcr-
feet digestion, normal weight ana
good health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

Posts inspected .............. 81
Attendance IT officers and
members at post meet
ings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. very good
Posts in which tho ritual
is properly oxempli'icd. ,as
reportcdJ .................. 50
Posts whore of Gers and
guards are properly uni
formed and equipped .. 4
Posts whore members are
fully uniformed .......... 2
Posts whose records arc
complete and well kept So
Posts whose REPORTS and
per capita tax have bccn
forwarded ................. n
Posts having a relief fund. 30
Aggregate Of post relief
funds Observation-Disclosures. S,ls2.S5
Expenditure by posts for
rclof Observation-Disclosures. 81, %
Aggregate Of funds in hands
Of post quartormastcrs 90. N.lslJ5
Aggregate value of other
property owned oy posts. Is a07. 20
Posts with Woman'S Relief
Corps attached ........... co
Posts with Sons Of Veterans
attached ......,............. "a
Posts with ladies' Of the G.
A. r. attached ............ 3
Twelve posts own or have free uso
If their hall; six have a reading room
attached; sovcnty-thrcc posts have a
blue book; thirty posts have roll call Of
officers and forty-orc have a record of
attendance. Average attendance Of Of
ficcrs 60 per cent; Of members % to 81
pC- cont accord nr n size cf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
FINANCIAL STATEN EMIT.

In his report as assistant Guartermas-
ter-general Mr. Baker gave tho follow
ing statement ~ receipts and disbursc-
ments of the department from February
g. 1897 to February 20, 1905:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

Df.PA RTMENT INSPkiTlON
The report of Dcpa rtment lnsp", tor Eli
y. Peck of Burlington WAS for the year
ending June 70. 1910 inspections were
made by assistant inspectors in 20 dis
tricts and the summary of their con-
solidatcd reports is as follows:
Number Of posts ,...,...,.. ~
Members in good standing 9T3S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
MEMORIAL SABBATH SERVICES.

MEMORIAL SABBATH SERVICES.
Posts attending services ..... 50
sermons preached to Posts . So
Sermons preached to veterans.
Sermons preached by Sons OF
Veterans ........ ........,..
Sermon preached by grandson Of
veterans. ..... T.. .. .........
Sermon preached by great
grandson OF veteran. .......
Comrades present at such ser
vices.,...,.. ....... ........ 1909
MEMORIAL DA SERVICES.
Post. observing Memorial day
services .'..., ......,,... go, ~
Comrades PARTICIPATING. go. @,oJi
Woman's Relief Corps partici-
pating .,.... .... ..,...,..... ~
Members w r. G. participating 1,29S
Camps of Sons of Veterans par
ticipating ...... ....'. ....'., ~
Sons of Veterans participating l09
Cemeteries in which graves were
decorated ....... ..... 5a7
Graves decorated .... ......... sci
Graves unmarked by headstoncs
at least ........ .......... 1oS
Public schools engaging in Me
mortal day services. ........, cI6
Pupils participating .,,.... .,., 1,o23
Other organizations particpat-
| ing. about ...... .... .,....,. 10
| sadly W. note said Mr. Iigley. that
| the above report speaks tn us OF depleted
| ranks, and of the certain goal iowa I'd
which We arc marching,
| Some OF our posts are dcplorably
| weak. and unless reinforced soon must
| inevitably surrender, Enthusiastic 10y
| atty is demanded of each member and
We should all be recruiting officers. Can
| we induce those veterans within our
| limits. who are holding themselves aloot'
to cast in their lot with us?'
REPORT or OTHER OFFICERS
Reports were also made by these OH
| ceps Senior Nice-C Commander A. C.
Sleeper Newport, Junior Nice-Coh'-
mander W. !. 'ady, Middlcbury Juds"
Advocate Cornelius s. Palmer burning
ton; chief Mastering Onic"r George w
Erdg.anan iiardwick; Patriotic 'hs'ruc-
tor &. j Bell, Walden; Chssi OF H'a" a.
H. McAllstcr Waitsiicld, anu Thon'aS
| Harmon Of bennington, deIesa'Oo'-
large to the ilst national encampinenS