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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
RAWsoNyfLLR.

Ms, y, II, fallsF u liullani speni Sat
aniay 9Th hsF SISTER, Mis-. y, W, sssL
Mlss Ahbls iloushiaH II iiahlVllls has
l@ea Al ", L. ilaasaa's The isasl Nssk,
Arthur Williams ahi family have mesel
iIom Mrs, iiuItsps hoase 10 Z, J.
linni's.
Mlss Nina Siylcs has returned 10 oct
sofs IA AFilhsi1n alter slsndins her va
uAiloh al hohr,
M, ahi Mn. flaAk Fer snl iaa
daughters Nefe El,ii0Is AZ J. W. ilAFsl
tines ia Andoyrr Sunday,
Mrs, Milton Holt aud Daughter, Mac
loTr aud tilafiys al Chester, have hesn te-
cent guests u the shrllons,
4 son MAS born % Mr., anl Mfs, Free
man l.aapiir OF. ID Mics Elsn Cnhh ~
liand,.llc rarel iuF MIs iaselie few
daNs,
Mn, i.yiia Josrph lately employed q
surveyor to determine the exact location
q tie linr dividing her real estate iIam
liutt Nhrhion's farm, The result VAS
surprise - all rpnninmii, a. q Fafu u
Mr., Joseph considerable PORTION 81
land supp1,sii 10 lelans 10 the shellan
property, and ineluling the house and
barn. 10 avoid any diiiieully OF iuthcr
regarding the two places,
Mr., Shellnn has pufehar,d Mir, Josephis
property.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30

tao weeks before gazing 10 Germantown,
o., for the winter,
l., II. ilissias Is FsisaiFins his haIa,
Mrs Il. = italloa has had nsa Ieaiing pul
ga bar shai and John krnnry Is making
alterations On bis ShimHeys
Aloai Is fIsm Neaiahe grange VESTED
MilllamsNlliu efange for huishhofs' night
Tuesday evening, Al IsPan q nne time,
4 ehirkrnl,ir sapf9T eas served.
The Methstloe ", Taih State Gas a
Elosiiir eomisAns ease which has been "a
ltial ia ranrl this asrk 4 enc II the
masi interesting vases on the doskrl,
Tie sidewalk from the library 10 the
siaiia,n and inim the rnnIt hons. Ia the
ronniy HOUSE has sorn much appreciated
dunns the rainy weather IT The i,asi
Avre,
". II, n0alnaw oi camhriler. Mass,
came Ia Him Hall SATURDAY and tciuInrl
homr Tuesday accompanied by Mrs, neei'
npN, They have closed Elm'ilail ior the
winter,
The ", q, T. 4. soclriy viii NEE, with
Mr., Parsons neat Friday al 5 o'elork,
4 he inpir far discussion i Push ralrrs
an Enihnsiasm and Had Weight tiii
ssnship Will also h. mad and discussed.
A, the annual meeting u the Newiane
t-melefY association. the. old boan Of
oihuers Nas netlvtiol with Arthur llafs
,ey a. president aud l., II, Higgins a.
srfnian, About ~ at the old mrml,ers
we've psinrsi 10 membership, \ llsi
may he obtained from the SECRETARY,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
The Opinion of an E''
pert Poultry Breeder

Poultry breeders who have zane !,
reputation for the reliability o. 'I
stock either for exhibition or lo' =.
eral purposes are the ones WHO'S, 4
ample is well worth following = 4
Browning of Apponaug, h. L. nj
one, and what he says about ~"
food is therefore of especial ll'as .
and value. He says, in a recent Ie' w.,
81 have found Pages Felio .',,
Poultry Food to be frst-cIasS "' ..l|
I feed it the year round. Chlc% III
it when they are growing; p''lIt'' -.
it when they are laying ana 10 :,
during the moulting PERIOD "
great help ,,srt|
If you want to know more ,i 1 h
this food and the best ways Of 6, uG-i II.
write to C. S. Page, HYDE n a'J
for his booklet, "ProftabIe I qua ~ an
1t will be sent free, poSJpalU' "
one mentioning this paper
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
ITALY IN NEW YORK.
And the Color 1t Brings to the Great
Metropolis.

In the lower part of New York, on a
corner of Washington Square Park which
is crowded on sunny days with dark-eyed,
bare headed women and children, and
where of Sunday one sees gay spots of
red, blue and orange, and one hears more
Italian than English, there is a straw col
ored stone church that strongly recalls
Florence. Upon clear day it makes the
same contrast of pale gold against deep
blue sky. And at the corner of the
church each day dark skinned Italian
carefully spreads out few oranges upon
the cream-colored ledge of little fountain
built into the wall of the church, just as
was his custom, no doubt, at home. The
artists of the neighborhood linger to stare
at him as they pass. His neck scarf, is
emerald green, and as he stands there be-
side his oranges he is a picture ready
made, and various dwellers on the square
with memories of Italy stop to buy his
wares, anxious to keep him in the picture.
The Italian has excellent reason to feel
at home on that square, which stands at
the upper edge of one of the largest of
the Italian settlements in New York.
Walking down Macdougal street toward
the south, one passes among the cheerful,
dilapidated houses many an old home
with wrought iron balcony that was
the centre of wealth and fashion fifty or
sixty years ago. Now gay colored rags of
unconjecturable purpose are suspended
from those balconies, repeating the hues
that may be seen in touches upon the gar
ments of the loungers in the street. Also
signs may be seen suspended from the
iron ratings telling the passerby in his
own tongue that excellent mandolin music
is furnished for entertainments by the
dwellers within The shops along the
street contain principally articles in de-
mand among Italians, and the fruit sellers
standing beside their little carts freighted
with golden oranges, lemons and bananas
call their wares in their own tongue. And
if the day be sunny and warm, whatever
the season, the street will be full of an
leisure class. For, although the
Italian seldom fails to improve his worldly
condition in the New World, he seems also
always to have time to enjoy bit of sun
shine. Black Hand associations may exist
and personal vendetta may add zest to
life and even death, but the American who
lives long enough in the neiehborhood of
those childlike emigrants from that land
of dreams must be a harsh and nom
beauty loving soul if he does not enjoy
the sight of them even if their theories
of hygiene are imperfectly developed. This
will all come right in another generation.
Meantime they are happy. and beautiful.
What more does one ask for ones neigh
bor?-The Craftsman.
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SOUTH NEwfANE.

Rcy. T., c. CLARK and nieyc, Miss Nan
me Turner. were Nislion Al Wilmington
! "Wednesday,
| II. j. Hunt 81 1mmansburg, New York,
I who y introducing school MAPS VI Yer
mont, Was az the superintendent Office
Monday.
Mr. aud MIS-. Harrison AldIith after a
residence Of IA months ia their summer
Z home, loii yrsirpiay for SomrNille, Mas,
/ for the winter
Nln. Love saturday returned from
Montpelier aud Bellows Falls. AZ the lat
ter place She attended the state Sunday
school convention,
Cards are nt hand announcing the mar
riagc "Wednesday, 18th inst, at limitlc
boro OF Miss Eva Ingram formerly Of this
place aud Hollis g. Barber OF liraitlcboro.
Morl has been received Of the death Of
Mr.. Lock llalr's mother, MIR. Charles
liallou. on Monday at her home IN sara
togi, y. \. The funeral was az Marlboro
town yesterday at one o'clock.
The Woman's Home aud Foreign Mis-
.iunary society furnished an interesting
program at Mir. Alice \. Bailey's ycsier'
day afternoon. II J. intended 10 have a
program monthly during the winter.
Mrs. Wilson j. |. Moore, nee Gertrude
Perry. formerly oi this place, has been
seriously IN IN her western home and has
returned 20 Agawam, Mass. IA the hope
OF regaining her health. Mr.. Moore Is
with her.
Nlrs Orlando Kcnton Morgan Of John.
son City, Tenn, arrived at the home OF
her aunt. Mrs. William A. Brooks, last
week Tuesday. and yesterday morning &c
companird by her mother, Mrs. Alice \.
Morse. started for their southern home.
Had the chief executive and legislators
Of the state known IN advance Natures
plans for this week, no postponeinent OF
the deer hunting season would have been
absolutely necessary. The rains Of the
week have been most welcome and are
doing much good.
4 scare resulted last week Thursday
when hubert W. Shepard set fire to a
brush.pile in a swampy place that seemed
safe. The fire spread rapidly and help
was Immediately tclephoned for TO pre-
vent damage to Lyman Mays buildings
which were threatened. The fire was soon
under control.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
WILLIAMSVILLE.

Dorr Derby was in Gardner, Mass, last
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Willard spent sun
day in Brattleboro.
The cider mill closes for the season next
Wednesday Nov. 4.
There will he dance at school house
hall Friday evening, Nov. q.
Perley Howard of Jamaica is spending
several days at 4. 5. Putnam's.
Mrs. Duane White of Boston was at
DR.. p. =. Whites over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Morse of Brattleboro is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. ID. X. Stedman.
Mrs. Bessie Quinn of Mortified, Mass,
is spending a week at her fathers, l.. ;.
Putnam's.
II. +. Freyenhagen has moved to Brat
tleboro where he is to work in j. l..
Bushnell's grocery store.
Rev. O. f. Newton went Wednesday
to Weston to assist Rev. j. {. Hazelton
in series of meetings.
G.. T. Manchester entertains the pupils
of the grhnmar school with halloween
party at his home this evening.
Sidney IIescock is to move from South
Newfane to the tenement in Mrs. Ella
Merrifed's house vacated by John Lewis.
Fred Manchester of Brandon and Mil
ford Tidd, agent for the Crown Stove
company, were at G. 4. Manchester's
Sunday.
Walter Ingram is to move his steam
mill onto Fred Pierce's lumber lot for the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram will live
in Mr. Pierce's house.
There was a lively time on Main street
Tuesday evening when the teams of Del.
bert Pierce and Will Howe collided. The
occupants of both wagons were thrown
out but no one was seriously hurt, The
wagons made a visit to the repair shop.
Mrs Lock Hale was called to Saratoga.
n. Y, Sunday by the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Charles Ballou, with
pneumonia. She died Monday and the fu-
neral was held in Marlboro Thursday af-
ternoon Mrs. Ballou was the daughter
of Clark Harris of Wilmington.
There were q guests from Newfane
grange at the grange meeting here Tues
day evening. A fine chicken-pie supper
was given by this grange and Newfane
presented the following program: Instru-
mental music, Miss Newton remarks by
the master, Kark Maher: song, Arthur
Farnam; reading, Mrs. Redway; recta-
ton, Mrs. f. A. Dewitt; song, o. R.
Wright; reading, Wilson Winchester;
farce, Aunt Susan Jones, +. A. Dewitt
and troupe; song, Miss Streeter.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
JAMAICA.

Representative Wheeler was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Timothy is working for Mr.. W.
| Fosgaic.
Alfred Crowningshield los, valuable
COW recently.
Mrs. Cora Dickson is at work at the
Jamaica House.
Myron johnson began work for Cheney
Brothers Wednesday.
Alton Williams is working for Gould
! Brothers in Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. h. Williams spent sun.
| day at Ernest Martins.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. b. Starks daughter
Alice is at home on visit.
Otis Cummings of South Londonderry
was in town the middle OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Howe of Brook.
line spent Tuesday at Ernest Martins.
Mrs. John Cummings is spending a few
days with her daughter Mrs. Ernest MAJ.
tin.
Miss Irene Gleason OF Boston is home
for weeks vacation at the Jamaica
House.
Mrs. Coon and mother, Mrs. Castle,
have been spending week at South Lon.
donderry.
Miss Violet Taft went to West Towns
bend Monday to visit at her uncle's, w.
II. Taft's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Carpenter of Brat.
tleboro have visited at II. p. Boynton's
this week.
Miss Cora Fits of West Wardsboro has
been spending a few days, the guest of
Mrs. w. Newell
Mrs. Fannie Howard returned to Brat
tleboro Wednesday after spending a few
days at her home here.
Mrs. John Underwood of Wardsboro
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Eliza Jacobs, this week.
Mrs. Cynthia Dorr of Manchester is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Martha Clark,
and mother, Mrs, Abigail Stark.
The women of the Congregational
church will have a sale and supper at the
church parlors Saturday evening.
Mrs. Sias Barnes of South Londonderry
and her cousin, Welcome Underwood of
Forestdale, n. Y, took tea at r. j. Dag
getts Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Dressler, who has been pas
tor of the Baptist church for the last two
and half years, has RESIGNED and leaves
this week for Amsterdam, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin johnson are spend |
ing the week at their sons in Whining.
ton. Mrs. Edna Wright has charge Of
the house during their absence.
Arthur Purchase came from Townshend
Monday to accompany his wife home
Mrs. Purchase having been seriously i'll
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Daniel
McCarty
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Butler were called
to West Townshend last Friday by the |
serious illness of Mrs Buffers father,
William Livermore, who is now in pre-
carious condition.
Mrs. A. V. ID. Piper left Thursday |
morning for Brandon, going from there to |
Burlington, Jericho and Enosburg Falls, |
and Joining Mr.. Piper at Montpelier the
middle of next month
Windham County Pomona grange met |
here "Wednesday and presented very en-
Pertaining program, many visitors from
Londonderry, Wardsboro, Townshend and |
other neighboring towns being present. |
The music and rectations were enjoyed
by all and the debate on schools and roads |
was highly instructive and edifying.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Mr.. Potter of Springfield has been in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Parker are visiting
in Boston.
A. S. Vanderhoof left Thursday for
Denver, Col.
Mrs. Nancy Tenney has returned to
Saxtons River.
Mrs. c. d. Lille has returned from a
weeks stay in Londonderry.
Arthur Vanderhoof of New York city
is at Green Mountain View farm.
Mrs. o. S. Farwell has returned from
two weeks visit in Springfield, Mass.
G. G. Francis was called to New York
city Tuesday as witness in a law case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble johnson of Lon
donderry were recent guests at Mrs. Bar
ber's.
Miss Green, former teacher, has been
spending a few days at E. N. Kings
bury's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheldon and Mr..
Launge of Cavendish were at Alva Har-
ris's the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Parker of South Lon
donderry are staying at A. j. Parker's
during the latter's absence in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs w. G.. Adams and Mrs.
F. H. Robbins attended the state Sun
day school convention at Bellows Falls
last week.
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NEWFANE,

Melvin r. Pratt is ill with a severe
cold.
Daniel Fisher of Brattleboro visited
here last week.
Walter Ballou is waiting for more APP
pies to start his mill.
Lovina Davis of Deerfeld, Mass, is Wis
iting her mother and sisters.
Miss Dora Swan of Winchester, N. H.,
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. S. N.
Kenny
Mrs. Clara Smith of Chester is spending
the week with her cousin, Mrs. d. A.
Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Brattle-
boro were guests of Arthur Harvey last
Monday.
The Junior Endeavor society hold a
halloween party this evening in the
church vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carpenter visited
in Marlboro and Brookside from Saturday
until Monday.
The house occupied by Mrs. Wilson and
owned by Ralph Cushing is being thor
oughly repaired.
Mrs. Eliza Stiles has finished work at
DIR. Whites and is visiting friends in
Brattleboro this week.
Timothy Albee is reported better and
Mrs. Frank Rae and Austin Smith Girls
void are both improving.
The people of this vicinity were much
relieved from anxiety by the news of the
capture of Kent at Pittsfeld.
Nelson Gray and son, Arthur. returned
Wednesday having finished work for the
Connecticut River Power company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Harvey returned to
turn later to be here during the hunting
season.
Mrs. Louisa Downs went to Newton,
Mass, Wednesday where she will remain
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
cAMBRIDGEPoRT.

Mr, Clara Parker has moved into J. 4.
lliCkss tenement,
David BrockWay has moved into Charles
Fpsi', house. vacated by Mr.. Wyman.
John Wyman has moved into Norman
Blotgct,'s tenement, vacated boy Mr.. Par
kcr.
Mis- Alice II. Pcfham has been in
Springfield. Vi. the past two weeks. hold
Ing her sale OF fancy work.
Mis-, Minnie Smith, a girl about 10 years
old living at James McQuadc'.. was 50,
ycncly burned 10y her clothes taking fir,
from some unknown cause. She was tax.
cn TO the Memorial hospital, Bnttleboro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
HoUoHToHvILLE

Mr. ani Alr, Sidney nalker ate board
ng a. iicn Mchuruu's
llefi,eit tilopl u puiney spent las, Nesk
aiih he rausln, iri Hood.
Vii Rrrl and Reul.en blood II puiney
visited al irsi Bloal. over sunday,
MI. Julia nnrkley. Who has hecn car,
lng for her nietr iu Windsor. has ptufnei
home
Mr. Marietta CuIicr II Clawmon,, y,
a., has boru visiting her sister, Mr.,
Juletia Cory.
Mr. aui Mr.. Henry Stone and ran ~
Windsor aw visiting Mr., stones parents.
Charlie. Stone.
Mr.. Iuleiia Cory aud Mrs. Marietta
Garner have gone 10 Nisit their sister,
Mr. Hcmis, ia HTtunsXille.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
BARTONSvILLE.

Mr.. Sophia Pollard is working at
George Moore's.
\ son was born 10 Mr. and Mrs. George
Morse last week
MIR and Mrs Sahin Morris visited rela.
tiycs in Bellows Falls from Saturday until
Monday.
Mr.. aud Mr.. T.. f. DeCamp are work
ing in Bellows Falls Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.akey have moved to Brockway's mills.
Moses Snow has put running water from
a neverfailing spring into HE house. The
house is one OF the trst ever built in this
place and has been owned and occupied
by good many different people, but all
thought the cost too great TO get the
water
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
WEST rowNsHrNp,

Harold Gariieli II lirAiilebore has heen
ia loan lea daSs,
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles DunlaI have ~,
turned irOm a West ia nEoenheh, Mas,
Madam Martin has loeh spending a Few
days with NT. and Mrs, Ind flshrr ~
South Mindham,
Frank and Russell iiloal have eomplel
"a Tho work 0R ". A, i.aNIenor's house
aud nluFne'i 10 IoWnshsnd,
last Friday morning ", u, l.isemoIe
log near the hip, lie Was picking applrs
and the iall was caused hy the brvaking
II derayri branch 81 the tree, Mrs, i.iV,
tnnore was Ia llnillrhorp al the time,
bul Mas summoned home. In the mean
time Dis, Gale aud Thomas ~ the lfar'
iunsi bone and Al this writing Mr. Law
runonc j. comfortable.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
MARLBORO.

The town hall has received a new coat
of paint.
Mrs. Amos Purdy returned Sunday from
visit in Bellows Falls and vicinity.
Mrs. Harry Shaw was called to Hoosac
Falls last week by the death of her moth
er.
Mrs. Ellen Adams is moving TO her
house in the village which she recently
purchased.
George Reed has rented the house own.
ed by Bradley Houghton and will move
there soon.
George Reed, who is employed by W.
b. Houghton. strained the muscles in his
back last Saturday while trying his
strength lifting on a load of sawdust. He
was taken to his home suffering intense
pain. A physician was called and at this
writing he is able to be around.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
SOMERSET.

There was small shower here Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Cora Belknap of Searsburg was
guest here saturday
Harold and Walter Wright went to
Heartwellville last Friday.
Representative G. +. Marshall is i'll a,
his home in Littleton, \. II.
The fire on the Glastonbury mountain.
which could be seen from here Thursday,
has been put out.
Wilbur Marshall will not cut any lum.
Der this winter. All the goods have been
removed from the camp.
Game Warden Bagley was in town Sat.
urday, notifying people in regard to the
postponement OF the deer season.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30

lacking a hrs department, the hsasshs
themselves take a hand in the game,
making rubber eaAi AMI beals the srptes
pirate costume foe hTs hunting and Put
ting an eHeetnal hampef ga bath the
hahieF and the hunted.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
STRATTON.

MI and Mrs, Henry Lackey were at A.
j. Pixies Sunday
Word was received Monday of the
death of $. l.. Pike of Warwick. Mass.
other of A. j. Pike and Mrs, d. A.
Eddy: Mr.: Pike and Mrs. Eddy attended
the funeral which was held Wednesday
at his late home in Warwick.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30

Sidney Kidman, the Australian cat!e
king, is now in London on his trstn yi n.
He probably owns more Of the B1fss.
empire than any other man, AT Il Y
was earning $3.50 a week and now Il
has 1926 square miles of land ;lalil.|
in his name. Kidman began NE u
teamster, and gradually worked Dis W.
up until he was the largest horse ae cav,
and cattle owner in Australia lie V'I|
100000 cattle and 10000 horses.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30

Fresh from the gardens of the finest tea
producing country in the world 1.-THE Island
of Ceylon), "Salada" Tea is sold only in
sealed packets, thus preserving its delicious
flavor and aroma
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30

Foley'S Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly, strengthens the lungs and expels
colds. Get the genuine in a yellow pack
age. Sold by All Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS PROGRESS.

An officer Of the Southern Railway Company in
commenting on the exceptionally favorable show
ing OF the net earnings OF that company for the
month Of April yesterday said: We had hoped
that the net income from operations Of the South
err Railway for the month Of April would Oh
81 00o COO The final result fell slightly under our
expectations. but the net income OF S962.24o was
the largest made by the company in any April for
eleven years. representing increase Of s244 coo
over the corresponding month in 1907. This was
accomplished in the face Of contraction in the
gross operating revenue Of S5S2,100, leaving the
total receipts for the month at S3.936.356.
The main problem confronting US, in view Of the
loss in gross. has been 10 cut down expenses in a
greater ratio than The decrease Of gross in order
provide earnings sufficient to meet the stable
factor Of fixed charges. This has been done,
shown by the decrease in operating expenses for
The month Of 81 09s, l61. IS per cent, while the
gross earnings fell off is per cent. leaving
pansio1 in net OF 81 per cent The ratio Of Operat
3rg expenses gross earnings in April 1856
per compared with $40 per cent in March
AID ss94 per in April. 1907. showing
1allrnent in this item OF nearly 10 per cent from
last years April operating outlay.
We believe this saving in expenses was made
without failure TO reasonably maintain the prop
ertv most Of IL having been accomplished by de-
crease in OF conducting transportation.
which in April was cut down 62l6 per cent