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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22

factory. The garishness of the color
ing is apparent to the least sensitive
taste. Had this red paper been placed
in an apakment having a northern
exposure and a few windows through
which the sunlight cast only a few
indirect rays, the result would have
been quite different, for brilliant col
ors should never be exploited in glar
ing lights. White, green and blue are
most pleasing on west or south rooms.
Rooms which face the north may be
lined with PINK, red or yellow.
Large-patterned papers do not look
well on small rooms. For a dining
room or library papers which have a
dull, subdued appearance are most
satisfactory. Plain-tinted surfaces are
best for bedrooms and parlor walls.
For the bathroom a thick glazed SAM
tary paper should be chosen, in case
the walls are not tiled or finished in
hard wood. The surface will be made
more durable if coated over with
varnish, for the steam arising from
the hot water tends to loosen the pa
! per.
The WOODWORK in a room should
never be finished in two colors or
two shades of the same color. Just
at present white paints are most pop
ular because they provide an artistic
frame for the lowered colonial wall
papers. A coat of ivory enamel will
stand much cleaning. Brown is a
serviceable color and in oak, walnut
or mahogany is suitable for halls and
dining-rooms.
A word should be said concerning
the figures on wall papers in sleeping
and living rooms. They should be
agreeable and not too pronounced.
Any color or pattern that fixes the at
tention, likewise all hard-looking lines
and glazing angles, should be avoided
in rooms to which there is likelihood
that a human being may be confined
even for day or two.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22
OXEN ON A RAMPAGE.
Revolt at Operating Cotton Gin with
Treadmill as Motor.

Salem, Ark.-A cotton gin at Viola,
ten miles west Of this place, ran
away. Great excitement; damage
small.
The gin is Of the oldfashioned type,
an immense 40-foot treadmill being
the motor on which walk 16 bovine
stalwarts with stately tread round and
round. Everything was running
smoothly. The proprietor, Tom
Sherman, with eagle eye was superin-
tending the various departments. The
bull pinions' had been tallowed, the
gangway spinned. and fresh oxen
placed on the inclined plane. The
great wheel was in motion and the
song of the gin echoed over the town
like bee in tin cup.
Suddenly the cattle curled their
tails over their backs, began cake
walk, then swung into a grand gal
quake and caused wheels to revolve
at lightning speed-the brutes were
running away.
The gin roared like a western cy-
clone, the excited populace Of the town
appeared awe-stricken, and pandemo-
mum reigned. There were no air
brakes, nothing to check the awful
speed, and the operators were dunn
founded.
Various schemes were introduced to
check the great wheel on which the
angry Stalled Herefords grated In
a spectacular performance. Heavy
weights were thrown on the wheel.
the cogs were filled with gravel, but
the weIl-balanced wheel spun like a
top, and the cattle beloved and
roared the more.
At last an old lady sugge sted q
tub of salty water be prepared and
that a bucketful Of the brine be
thrown in the face Of each turbulent
bovine This was done and soon
quiet was restored and the wheels
moved as Of yore
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22
"The Bear Was Losing Ground"

bear wheeled to meet one assailant an
other would spring at him from be-
hind, and thus the combat continued.
The bear was losing ground under the
vicious attacks, and it seemed but a
matter of minutes until it would be
completely exhausted. The timber
wolves kept up a continual din of
sharp yelps, while the bear would occa-
sionally emit roar of rage and pain
after one of the wolves had made an
unusually successful attack.
"Bruin had all but given up the
fight When a realization of the un-
equal contest dawned upon me- /
could stand it no longer, and, bring
ing my 1890 into play, felled one
of the wolves. The other three sour
ried away, while the bear, after TAX
ing look at the new arrivals, trot-
ted off in sort of half-satisfied fash
ion, apparently undecided whether to
be pleased with the outcome of the
encounter or not.
''The first time 1 ever saw a timber
WOLF" continued Countess de st.
Pierre, 81 thought it was a dog, and
did not shoot. The animal loped away
with the peculiar swinging gait that
is characteristic of the wolf, and /
thought no more of the incident I'M
till 1 returned to camp. When 1 in
formed my guides that l came near
shooting a dog they laughed, and
after exchanging several comments in
their native tongue explained that /
had met wolf
In discussing nature taking, Count
ess de st. Pierre said: Il doubt if a
timber wolf could ever kill an elk or
moose, although such claims have
been made by writer's. A timber wolf,
so my guides informed me, never
travels alone The Indians say that
a wolf, unaecompanied, would hest
tate to attack anything more danger
Gus than a-rabbit, but three or four
timber wolves will give battle to any
animal that roams the woods. And
in most cases they are successful.
We found a number OF bear carcasses,
and the guides explained that the
monsters had fallen victims to the
attacks Of wolves. l am informed
that wolves are subject to hydro
phobia. When in this condition a
: timber wolf will fling himself upon
anything from a man to a mountain
lios But such cases are rare"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22

tunics fashioned after the manner of a
sleeveless coat, only that they fas-
tened invisibly on the left shoulder in
stead of opening in front. Pleats are
sometimes cunningly introduced at
the waist and stitched down to the
line of the knees, where the material
is allowed to fan out
Long sleeveless coats of filet net
deliberately braided or embroidered
will be one of the features of the
spring season, and it is difficult to
convey in words the charm of these
garments. Being transparent, they do
not hide the lines of the figure, but
they give to the whole costume an air
of easy grace which is irresistible,
and for women who have passed their
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22
with Coronation Braid.

A black china silk waist nearly fin
ished is embroidered with black coro-
nation braid and eyelet work, with a
few dots introduced. The work is
very effective and is quickly done
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22

continued over the shoulder down the
back. The collar, pocket flaps and
cuffs are Of brown silk embroidery
bound with brown velvet
Hat OF fine brown straw. trimmed
with velvet and ostrich feathers.
Materials required for the coat:
Three yards IS inches wide. embroid-
cred collar. cuffs, and pocket, one
half yard velvet on the cross, four but
tons. six yards lining silk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22
WALKING COSTUME IN BROWN.
Cashmere Skirt with Coat of Drab
Face Cloth.

The skirt is II brown cashmere,
made quite plainly. The coat is drab
face cloth; it is semi-ftting, having
a seam up each side the front, and
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22
LARGEST SUNDAY school in Indi,

The largest Sunday school in the
Methodist Episcopal church is said to
be at Merut, India. with a member
ship of Aba. There are SO schools
in the denomination with an average
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06

@e(eldtuno. Iic Eonlpen lperocll
nit Sd,irmcn uller Nrt uerleben. Gos
tblt ben aranfcu mobI; ollT oleEau-
er lit es ubcr, lpcnn nitt belolloere
@crb6ltniiic porIicQcrL nld)t nortbell.
bolt. 9oS Altqe bcOor1 De" SldltcS
ipie Der Wu0cr Der Spclle, SIN gI'
aenleincn miro mon oI'o bcltreht lctll
miiiicn, oc1 @cillnOhclt ajn'tolo bcS
&ihtennpiinoIihcn st hcbct mo al
it1rfeu llllo babel ona Nll1c nllnlob-
LID OIL nlebr Sid)t 5ll N%cpobncll.
Sopeit IS lid, obcr I'M tllll'tlIdlc
Ycleildtuma hauoclt, tou1elt oerartl'
&c GcrIonen oarallI ddtcll, OBJ nld)t
cine an ultrupiolcttcu ztrohlen rcld)c
Sid)tQrlcllc an Ser Nllgcnrcl5ltllg
idullo iii. Ser riniuditc Nllolpeg be-
ltebt mobl 0oriu ouB lie be'm Trbel5
ten Die an liltroDiplcttcl Strnblet
bcion0era orlllc 9id,tulrllr. h'' Ne'
trolelmlompc beluuBcn. gSo ooS, fule
). y. I'M %iircoll, nldlt gut nto1IId)
iii. tnulI nit elmer StnlBbrlIlc Ell
Nerllld) acmlnd)t merOcu. Ir1 ole
Tnrbe 0c8 WlulcS fGmC Is babel lue
niger an benm bie Tarbc OBJ blnlt
Coer roild)Arolt id)iiGt mr. pnr oclI
llcbcrnluf all leuhtcn0n Stroblell,
Ntgcn Die nltruuiolctteu lfllBt ldlol,
in Aclpil'clH WnBC 0u3 @ld9 all 'ldl.
@olj bcbClltlng3lo9 iii Obcr 0lctSnr
be oca @luie1 nid)t; lntt %rcrbultcIt
lid, alidI IN 6icicm Sole Ole clll5ellert
Niclidlcn icbr pcridicocn. Fem eInClI
iogt ouo cine, Dem uuocrn oaa al,
oerc Yid)t III. &icleu lit .. Y. Dos
Crime Sidjt iebr %onGencbn mo "a
rum lpcroen ullt Arllltc Solnprn
ihiruc nit 8orliept ongcIcrti9t;
ncucroinaS miro ullh Der quite GIN
itltB 0ralIqclber Sd)nDbrlllcn &C
rilhNlt.
Nri nQcn oerottigcn GrluG0rm9cn
mltb mon ober not Dem heltlacn
Stonoe ser @iilcnidluit bcrildlihtl
Ocu ouB Ole WlcnOlnN Der Nu9cn
0urd) jluet llrlnd)cu beruordcrnIGl
lucroeu fam: crItrn2 ourd cin iIbcr
boupt III hclle9 Hidt mo 5lpeItcna
ourd) ciuen reihcn Wcbnlt oc9 Sitt5
an nltrupiolettcn StrobIen. Gic
&CmtniB bicier Shutiutcn fam bent
0,cnulocn beliel. ieillC NlIgen 81
iUonen mo icinc ScbtroIt unge'
idnuGdt 81 crhnlten. Der arontc
bari nat,irlidJ bel cilicn 10 foltbarcu
Srgou mic 6da Nli1c audi bel Icid)te-
rem Storrungcn ole SiilIe 0cS Tlt1cn,
urjtc1 nid)t pcrl1l!nlcil.
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1T er Iiebcr ol5 Der a1ic2 Noroipo
orcllt bon Yeipus. - @ir muBten
bier ionIt, aber EFT mir iolen geben
fort, fIufttg mir 0enfen bier 5urildt
fonthlen. = Sd)amteit on bid Oeinc
Sebler.? = @p lit Die SblpoIbe tort
gcflogcn bitY - Gr bat tbr ciu Hll'
bel gelcqt. Gr hat meme &eIte
~ouigcieBt. @cipeiit Die @ilfc gcu
SpaGnocrn.-& crmittclIt mas Sflrci
ben pcrlteben sic 2ellte 6ie Oieinun
gen Der anoercr. = StorteS S6nee.
gcitobcr iito idon al. = Gieler gut,
tiae Geuti6e miro BON @elpe geito'
d)ell. - Ilf elmer @iiltc reiBelo, be-
troatctc ih Die orme Hotltr. - Sein
finOilG @etrogen 'jeoermoml bclei.
oiQtc. - Gle Roic bat Die GGrner. -
Gcinc Genntniiie lit menig." SEER
@urionotU bate 6ieiell lcbtcn Gut
tcber5ioen mo Die N~cruuaoabc Scr
llntcrriht3briefe ultcrloiicn ioucn:
lcine acmtniiic iii lo9ur letr lpcllio!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-06

lhnod nroItct luie lire fran5oitidlcil
WteiIter. guBcr @biltler rnlo gar
gent aibt ea nod cine gan5e HeIbe
bel u1lS 10 gut Ipte u%tbctannter are
ritoniid,er Mailer, Die cine met'terll'
DIE gehcrritunG Scr moocrnen Sed)'
nit beiiecn. llcbcr oie iunganlcrlta'
niid,en Wtaler, bic it'd nit SelullBt'
bcit beniibrn. uid)t mcbr lrgeno CT
mem contincntolen &orbiloc nodl51tel
fern, lon0crn cine rationale olllerl'
foniid)c aunIt 5lt Idot1ell, uerbreItct
iid) Der Reoner ntdlt gclllg.
3um StlllB fam Damn Der Heoncr
aud, nod, oui Die o~mcritonllde Ir-
d1iteftur III iprehem ienca @ebtet DER
aunIt, in Dem lid Der Stpl lnlrter
3ucrIt uu$prG1t uno in Dem man oa
Der ultd) criuarten oarf, am crltell CT.
mem national omeritonild)cn Stplt
I'll beoc0ncu. @i2 tor @nr5cm mar
Der herridcnoc StnI Ser ontltllircn
Sc, mic i'm ctlpa 0n5 Walblllgtourr
Capitol jeidt. GtCien Stpl bate
man nit bciBcnl @emilben audi olI
Die Qolli Observation-Disclosures, AM
IL It0di9c Gin Scrnpcra II. u. 81
iibcrtro1cn periud)t. Gemaegenilber
hat ober iebt enblid) cine ntoberueee
lpegiulA cinGeieGt, oic iilr mo0ernc
@olltcn ai,dl ci1eu aus Den Scbiiri
niiicn abgeleitetcn NolItlarafter III
ltailcn iltdJt, ltatt ctIua ben peitctio'
uiiteu Gampouilc ola @aiialico ei
nc2 WoltcutroBcr2 III pertpctIoeH,
Mit tinem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
has nit i~dpuuu0pollcr %cre0iunlttit
Die Veocutionfeit Der notionnleIt
&rnitbctueGung III Anlcritu and iiir
0cn Continent lno ibrcn m6aIid)cn
GiuiltR uui Ole oeutidc &1iuit bcton
te, id)loB Der He6ncr ieinen @ortrog.
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Seras Slmthcn.

@coid)te uon 6erbinnno $. COB
mann. Gppreb Will, @lonco so,
(eros, ais iilnditer StrouB aus 0cm
hcutidl umcrituniid)eu Sitterbuinc
ldmiideuoen acknowledgements.
9ao 16l Seltcn Iturfc Bud. ENC
0eTGuiac mlo Observation-Disclosures Der
Spancr'ltcu 9rlhhrutcrci IN Seip
sig. 5erIGllt in brci Sheilc mo GILT
Juerit Dem ,Gelltid)tmMm," 5lpeitcnS
ocm .Sicbenoen" mo brittcnS o(Sc
miidte @ebid)te," nebIt NubouH.
@cnuglcidJ Der &crfolicr i'm @or'
mort Geifeiocncr 94eiIe Yullreine Nei
me mo proioiid)c Stellen" Hugibt, 10
iiuo 0icic ber5cihlid'. mcil lcber redJt
lid oelltenoe arititer mciB DOB oili
Groell HlhtS Oolltonnlen iii, lucil Die
Wellid]en niht pollfommcll iirt0. Die
Nouptiadje liegt IN Solgenoenl:
Sdmntlihe Webidtc pcrrotbcu Scr
'uito oaruln iprcd)en lie 5unl @crielt.
@cniitbauoll. luic tic ii,tb. tro1ell tic
Ocu Stcnlpcl Der %olfStbitmlid)teit
Sic recon oes oeittioben Bottles Spra
dlc idllht lulo u1getiinltelt. Gas
nlad)t lie ms licb mo mcrth. Sicr
cine Strobe:
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Gin @citiaocn iiir osntid,cn llntcr-
rtdIt.

Gin in Mpsfnt lebenbcr Scrr @iir'
ionop. Der iidl nit bcrcftintem Stol5
PREDICTION ncnnt, peroficntlid)t lin.
terrihtsbrieie", ipclhc .iinbemitteltcn
,nlb bilnlngs bebiirfti9en H%illien obrc
&ehrcr mo 2ebrniittel oeu Meg gun,
Gintritt III oic perid,icocncn 2ebrm,.
ilalten itno 5l Den Eriiii,neen ebiten
iolleu." Gle 9riefc Io1en yeine
4riidc biIoen siuiid)el, Sid>t uno Sin.
iiernib, sipiiden llrnuiicnbeit inlo
@iiienitait." @ic SEER 8urianoiu
bieic Bride c%onitrnirt bat, eriiebt
maj aus eil,em llittcrriftsbriefe, Der
Die biIoungsbebiirftiaen Ruiieil init
oell 8ebeimliiicu Der beiitld]en Spro'
DIE befonlt nnadlt. Die beittIfen
lletungsbciipieIc, sic bon ben lcrn-
beeicrigen Sd,iilern ms &ujii1d)c
iiberiett tuerocn ,%iolleil. Iduten itdlit'
lid nortlid,: Ser Mr,t lit rein, Die
Iermc iiilo rein. = Gin nnS ell
mod,t 5tuei. - Sh iueroe eiit Orali-
Iein beaegne,. = Shr iperoet oieics
llbr besaflen. Wein 8unb aing
oortcn. Sd erid,rof sid. @as
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oEbcriot infer SEN SpCilCn", (lnG
nod) benz 3cltgniB 0c1 @eoqrapbeII
9orqllatl8 bat Inn Die Wtittc oc@ IL,
&%uhrhuu6crtS bcrctt2 Die helit!ac
Suucrfraut MetroppIc NiuQ0cburd
cillcn lturtcu Nan0ci nit Smcrtraltt
g~etricbcll. 9luBcrhalb nca 1clltlhcn
Heidlca Qcluugtc 0ao Snucrtr0llt crlt
i'm Is. &obrhunbcrt }llr HucrtH1s
nltnd. 81 Hmcritn luuroe 6 pom
Icuti6cil ringefiibrt uno crpica Iid)
int Observation-Disclosures ais be'0ns
0cr@ uijBlid). Gle bicrbcr pcrtulitcl
uic0crocutidrn mo bciliid)Hu Kan
0c@fiuocr brud)tcU e. nit o0cr hcrci-
tetcn g. Scit0cm bat e. lid in
Ameriio fcit cinQebljr9crt. Mud otc
Trun3oien niiicn 6n3 oGboNcroIt"
Ut miiroiQcn. Seine iingt:
.5ci mir Qcariibt, ou Soucrfraut.
NoIoicIi0 iiu0 ociur WCrild)c.."
lluo @ilbchu @uid) iinQt pDu scr
luitl (uNte %OItc:
uToH lie noH Dem Saucyfohlc
Cine Eoriiou IiG) boIc,
&otiir lie 10 acrnc idpoGrnt.
S@cnn rr H9icocr Ell .,HuGra,,."
Gus SmCrtraut bars ioaac mlisrtn
C,Gltern unQethau!
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&mcrifuniifjc Sinnjt.


lleber 0ieica Sbeina bat Der Sona
l,cr amnitbiitorifer Erofciior Gleltcn
iiln9't cillcn Nortraa 9cbaltel. Frot.
Glcnleu nat ais oeutidrr SustanId,.
Eroiciior IN Imeritu 9uueilt rulo
rcitc @%clcaenbeit 9cbubt oilrf) oaS
Stuoium Der olneritonlideil otfentlis
den luib prioaten Sammlnngcl,
0llrd Gillblide in bos iibcra,,s luif-
tigc &nititllt 0cs &nnitbnuocls NM
0rrd) peri0nlid)en Nertcbr nit Den
moBgebcnoen Decentralization inter
Den 2iinitlern rno aulltfrtunoen lid)
cim 9il0 pou 0enl 0egcnWdrtiacn
Stallhc Der umerifaniifcn 8unlt Ii.
oe$ amcritonilhen &unltIcben9 81
MADDEN.
Erofeiipr Glcncn tnnntc ollo MIR
III groBcn 3iigen cine SorIreuim9
uon bem92eicn Der ncllumeritonildcn
9unIt gcbcn mo 0ui lire Neoelltlln1
Iiir Ole ilterlotionale &llnltgcId)id)tc
binlueiicn. IN Der CT ihr - ocn Yer
alcid) nit Der Sllge bcnuBcio, Den
@octbc cinl1lal olii Die 8clfid}te Der
WiNcnldlaTtcn ullgcluunot bat ole
Hoqe Der lcBtcn Stinme IN Der gro
ben syllge %jlhDics, ais ipcldlc man Ole
@eidlid)tc Der 9ullIt betrod)ten fam.
Glllen Nalpttbcil ieiiler Mnfgabe er.
blidtc Der Ne0ner in cillenl lleber.
Glid iiber icne Gpnd)e Der anlerifoni'
iu)cn aunit, Die er bel,te fir db9c
ld)loIien bGlt. - icrc Gpodc, ais bic
glnerituncr ibrc aullit luie ibrc Sot.
lctten bon EoriS bc5ogen. TAB Die
Nouc Der oclltid)eu Nullit. Die frilber
lit Nlnerifa Elm 10 9roBea I~blabgebict
btioB (anala. @outtcr, Die Id)cn
bad)s II. g., linb nielleid)t NIT nlebr
@crtel ais olti Dem Contingent in
Nhlerito uertrcten). l1n9It ailsge'
ipiclt lit. ouran iiilo oic 0eutidjel
sum aroBen Sbeile ielbit lfn,lo. ltns
Ter aunitbalbcl ueriagt 1~eaenilber
: Nnlerifa. ipubreno unierc Natrolaer
dilI helr oorti9en Wartte Die Strange
ien (ou Der SpiBe Surano 8iel)
ibrcn altultharocl gl1n3cno orgari
iirt habcil.. Gam uber habcll oild)
lrlerc aiihiller longe geglulbt, Iilr
Nnlerifa lei baa Stlctteitc aeruoe
Allt 9elni1, mo hoben ~geraoe5n ~Gr-
portbilbcr" 0cmolt, Ole lie oanll crit,
menn tic cinnlol unpcrtouIlit Silrllt
fanlcn. lo9ar ld,lcmligit inter Der
Suno ielbit mieber 5llriidtnlftet. GaB
cH frcilif III Anlcrifa cine 3clt lang
lcbr picl llrtheilaloie gegebell bat, oic
lid, merthlpic 9ilocr %uufb1ngen lie
BEN lnh ulfh1llgten, oanolt CT.
S1blic Der Mebncr cine Ieibc Iebr 1T
tiger &eilpiele. dis er bon Der trnll'
So'ilirel0eR Gpodlc Der ailerltalll'
ldlc1 Walcrei iprad) mo BON Dem
foloiialen @ertbe. oeit Die Sf)nlc BON
9arbi5on bel ocu Sannilert heloB.
Ser an n~lciitcr geid1strIfeilter. Del
len Nonrc ciniad) lit feiter Sdnl11.
lung iehlen ollrite, par Gorot. nlo
il tonlnt ea. oob cs Siir3cit etipa 30,
600 Gorota in gmerifo gibt. Der Teo.
Tier erp1hntc nebeilbei. DAB es litFa
ris cine gauge Nrsabl bon Molerlt
Qlbt, Die ibr gnilies 2ebeli #itld)ts als
&orota, GoubianpS. Sropoits l1aleii.
gber, nic 9ciast, oieie 3eit lit lett
porbei ooer 9eht menieite1S norbei.
ltno 10 lit aud, Die 3eit III, Werld)iplt
oeL oils Die in Qaris er5ogei,er oll'e-
rifoniiden WaIer ear5 int Stnle NM
nit bcrieIben G%clifateiic iiino oenllel-
J ben bod)fuItiuirten fiilTtler'ld'e'' @e'
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Nurraiuc.
rt;h, Y~ortor1ta. S,lssun.

N,nIertid. - Bartartia. - SSlsbtidl.
g2e'iltt bon gSalGrcot enc mo cine babe
WciIe. ,Tcnnt 0plnsSHdgGou, Ulo tOrra lres
9Sagpous otrGIt bis sum GiitSdua. @eine Zee
!epbGre. 1taotrsurcuu i'm oritieu Slur res
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" Charles Mno Sancttc'
StreRc. tM ai4,1SS&S)
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Grioget IGbt oa8 @liid iid) ltie.

81 ieilten .Sinngebidten" beluahrt
lid, Der Gidter cine Srcibeit. bic, no
ea nift angebt, Die Soce nid,t scr
6orm opfert. Gle ieine 9lrt oes GEL
Belhoen &itea. Dem itet3 cine ernIt,
@abrbeit ju 8runoe liegt, beriibrt
troBoem ailgcnebm. 8. ..
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-15
WILL DISALLOWED.
Heirs of WlIIiston Man Think He Was
Not In His Right Mind.

The will OF Warren 9. Porter Of VII
liston came up for probate In probate
court on Saturday and was dsallowed
by Judge Bingham. Mr. Porter was an
elderly man and his heirs think that he
was not in his right mind when the
will was drawn. Matthew G.. Strong of
Fayston was appointed administrator.
Commissioners reports were filed IN
the estates OF Elisha /, Jackson of
Charlotte and Michael Bradley of Hines
hurgh. An application to sell real estate
in the estate of Henry =. llickok of
burlington was set for October 20.
The will of Mary c. Sevcrson was
proven on Saturday and Robert *. Sew
erson and Ralph l.. Hayes we're APP
pointed executors. +. +. Burgess and II.
#. Rutter were appointed commission
ers.
IN the estate of George Young OF Col
chester. Ellen Young was appointed ad-
minstratTix.
In the estate Of Sarah NJ. Judson Of
Rochester, NJ Y. G. j. Russell was APP
pointed administrator
In the estate of Mary Delorme Of
burlington. Charles Dclorme was APP
pointed administrator.