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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
NbfnBrtSiage Der C5canoampicr Oon
Nclu=Wurf.

PIN IS. 6e6r. Camper oGaronia@
nod] Gibraltar unO gteopel.
2lm is. 6ebr. Compiler .Gronpriu.
5ciiin 9eciIie" noh Bremen.
An t9,6ebr. Gampiern Gaoerlan0"
nadl Inttuerpcli.
Am 10. 6ebr. Gampicr europa"
nad Neapel mo MnriciQe.
Am 30. 5cbr, 0ampicrn 9~rctognc"
nQd SABRE.
PIN 90. 6e6r. Campfcr Baltic"
mad, 2iuerpool.
PIN 20. 6c6r. Compier .9eQig
Clan" mad 8openbaqen.
PIN -. 6cbr, 0ampicr .9tIice"
nod Ncopel uHO Grieit.
Pm y. 6cbr. 0ampicr .gtruria"
mad Sipcrpool.
Am -. 6cbr. Camper yWuIinbu,
Iett3" nah 2onoon.
Am p. 6ebr. 2ampfer Stem.
9orf" nld Soutbompton.
PIN 26. 6ebr. Compiler n2(oriatic"
ndh southampton.
Am %. 6ebr. Gonpier o8pn0am"
nab Rotteroam.
9lm %. 6cbr. Campier .a6ru55i"
rad Reapel ul0 Balermo.
2lm 26. 6cbr. 9onpier Sam.
lnno" nab 9(ntperpel.
gm 26. 6ebr. Gampicr Garma.
ria" nad) 2iperpool.
4m 81. Seer. 0ampicr n9i6ein"
nod Bremen.
9(m 81. SEER. 0nmpicr rTolt.
taine" nod SABRE.
9tm 30. 1cbr. Gnmpicr nGalifor.
MIA" nadl Glasgow.
@m %. 6cbr. 9ompicr .6Gorioa"
nod NcopcI mo @cnuu.
9tm %. 6cbr. Gnmpier .Gampa-
ria" nud) 2ipcrpool.
gm %. 6ebr. 0nmpicr .9liidcr"
nodl 0nntburg.
G(nt %. 6e6r. Compiler ~grin5ei-
fin Srcne" nu1 Gibraltar II. 0cdpel.
4m %. 6cbr. Gampier .Minne-
bonfd" nod 9on0on.
qm 30. 6e6r. 9ampier st.
2ouiS" nod southampton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
OIub24i4So
ScirathS 2iccn;cu.
}tb bin cine Graii.

@&un. 3. 2obucp, 81, mo &oiolic
y. ~]i'lcrocriler. -; %ppIitont Nj.
cala0 u. Nope, ]tr. S13, 9}oroGbor.
lcaltcabc.
Sultuel g. Gonocu. so, 9}r. A0a.
&iroro 2rocHnc, uI0 9orrjctt ..
Nomlcr, -.
&clrn W'iuer. -. 9}r. PC, Ecort.
ltroBc uno Alice W}cB, Is.
6ranf It. {iiiam %, &trantou,
Va, uuo Sruncclta u. Ncom 20;
@inhcitcr Va.
COmuro s.. Gborn, %, ulo @Iondc
}9otion 10; NIpplitout G6o0, &. Zip.
(rrL gtr. 20o0, Clifton Nue.
G0muro ). Shlcrctb, %. Nr, 40.
Sjio @nNtroGc uno WiorD y. @oli
tier, %.
@m. g. GhminL 81. 9tr. 2O2O,
Of Atortb Nuemtc, mo 2uuic Nc
miller, 20, 29cihlinlter, Nto.
NoAn $. &luebcr, -. rl0 9tauttC
q. Necpc3, -; Applitout @nrrcu g.
Gormjn8, 9tr. 1925, Nor0- @onoitr,
&umc3 $. WfcGuun, q, mo 9lnitd
Sc &orc, %; Npplitont $. :. @rcm,
9tr. 20Ot, 9tor0 EoDioultroBc.
2oui3 u. lllrid), %, uno Morion
Sem, t9; 9lpplifant @curp &eiB,
9tr. 506, SitosGoItlcltrobc.
Sec Sing 30, EbiloOclpbio, go,
unb Mouoc Cairo, %, Ebilooclpbio,
ga; 9tpplitnnt &oGn $. Carroll, Mr..
1908, Goitern,2lucnlte
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GaGna6cr, Der Sanmditer.

gu perfauieu: Gdpnus Gr. 2621, SIt.Mpuu.
mcuts straRr, Yreis $3.50; 0auS yr. 6t9,
Wuro.Sn5erne.strafe, Frcis $500. ellie mus
bernen 8erbelierui9eit eteftrtfdes 9idt nm
rntbsfanmer, %ianitire Bllmbtng. &erbinounB
nit Nb8uosfunal; bic 1rottoirs, @6fe uno Stels
Ter finn cementirt nit elmer 10 SUB @rnnolitDs
Wtlen int @tntetgru1oe. Sruno6t1s nut $I2
pro Sabr.
600 Gtuf 9orb.W fuuers Strahe.
Wooerne 5lUeift0dtge &1nfer, o Simmer mo
gao: %faritire plumbing mo Nb5ngss9 Drainage;
0rei6 $1,000; @rtlo6inS $3.50 pro Sa1r. Sic
cage oer Sluier lit bod uno gefuno.
2noeti 5n uertaufen.
$1,000 faufen Snoeu uub MuBnbans Or, Sis,
Morn Surt'S trnfe. Hadl3utrlgeH in gureau,
Dir. 1857, Sfts0ipnumentsSirBc.
Goiuarb Z. @aldgber, 91unteiiter.
Gntfpretenbe Gnurssn5nbIung; 3teft In 5us
ACKNOWLEDGMENT HateH. U4S-)
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MnS Dem Snncrcn MarDlanb's nnb
Den a%ngrcn5cnocn Staatcu.
Nltcr mann in Oort ermo +
0ct

after % ANN in 0ort erm +
oct.
Grmoroet in icinem Sdlai3inmcr
%ulligciun0cu 1uur0c gcitcrn Scr 50
jGbrige Gopio @cctert in BORT, Eo.
Sciu Sd)d0eI mar init ciuem itltnls
picn &ritruncnt cingciblogcn; Der
SoO nrtB nltgenblidIid) cingctretcn
iein: Coroner SC 3ltii lit NIT Der
l(nterilldunG oe9 Safes bcldGitigt.
0ctcrt lDar elmer Der olteItel Gin.
lpobner bon 2lorf unO bcluB 0cnlGrr.
nebmcn nab Elm 8crnlDgcn pon$iO0,.
600. Gr mor Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8iitorifer unO bat 3cihnungen uno
Sdriftcn ilbcr Die oltc @eibidtc
Norf'S bintcrloiicn.
SIN @efGngniB gcItorben,
SIN @efdngnib Der YoIi5ciitotion
5u NnnopoliS, Ot0., muroc gciteru
Gin megen SrmfcnDeit ieitgeuommc-
ner M'uiif 4. Snitrumcntcn . Hciicns
scr tobt ouigcimlocn, ScrnutbIi0
1T eS Scr 45.iabriae Gomoro z. Ibo-
mas Gus Gonpiuc, IA. Scin zoo
trot IN 6olge Altoboti$mli5 Gin. Ger
&critorbene mor 0}it9ljco Der oGlt2."
8romincntcr &agcr@.
tolpnCr CHorbtn.
Gr-W'ooor Semi5 Iciomurtcr, Gin
iriiberer &ol5bdnoicr uuO promingm.
Ter &iirgcr Don @o3erstoUn No, tit
gcitcrn i'm @tiicr pom 20 &o6ren per
Ilorbclt. CT mar aus Sinabamton,
~, aebiirtig un0 lDo0ntc icit Ocm
@iirqertriegc in 9]a1cr5topn. @r,
Gclamurter oiente III Der l~lnion9ur
NEE mo madtc mehrcrc Sdladltea
NIT. Gr mar 3peimal ais rcpublIta
niid)cr MAJOR crmGblt moroen nm
mar adt Sabre 4Ritglieo 0e5 Staor
rdth3. Ger Gerltorbcnc binterlGBt
ieine 92ittpe 5]rueiter Che, ionic iiini
&inoer.
Cine G|oltiiion pcrbiitct.
Ginc Qeidbrlide Golltlion cinc@ Gi
ienbdbn5ugeS nit cincm clrttrildcn
@o6npoggon Der o&oibinatOn. 9ala
tiniorc uno Nnrupoll2 0ilcnbabn-
Gompognie" mllroc Qcitcrn OurdJ bic
@ciite9gc0enuart 0e2 GonOuftcura
Oc5 @olaon@ pcrbittct. Ills Die Stra-
Ben6obn lid) am Ntcn0 ouI Der 6obrt
bon NoiGirqton uah annapolis be
ion0, pcriagtc Scr clcftriide Strom,
Ga uuf 0enicl6cn @elciic Elm 3ua in
aerilger 3cit IolAtc. mtlbtc cine Got
liiion crIoI0cn, mcnn scr 3ug nid)t
porbcr 3lrn1 Stcbcn acbrod)t merocn
fonnte. Ger Gonouftenr lici Dem nns
benoen 3uge cntgegcn mo ldmdtQ'
cine 2otcrne. INN cen ,3ugs 5nm Sol
ten 81 tyinlen. 7os SiauoI murbe
ie0od) IN Gem oidten Hcbel nid)t pom
2otomotiuiiibrcr 6cncrft. 3n Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16

6roblt de @cbur st a s.
ctcr. Ser in 0cutl0cn arciicn
lrobIbcfonntc Sr. 6rib Sofnlonn BON
Nr. 50l, NorO 6rcmont 2lpc,, be.
qing gcitcrn icinen 81. @cblWt3tog.
Cine oroBc Nu3obl icincr Oicleu
6rcunOe ion0cn iid) inn 2oltic Oca
Cages Gin Inn Dem @cburt9tagSfinnc
81 0rotuIircr. Cine Delegation OcS
.0ermonio N}Gnnerbor@" i~tnttctc
i'm eincn @eillf ob uno begliids
milnidtc i'm I'M 9tnn1cn hcr0cinng@-
Scftion 0ca ySd)norrersG uartcttS"
uno lnng cine ldollc Sercnuhc inter
Seitung 0c2 oShnorrer . 9irIgcn-
ten" 4roi. &olti9 Winter, Srlt. Sol
monnS Satin bate i'm Elm prudt-
Oollc5 9tolenborQllct uu10 Die 6amilie
2conb. Stcin cincn groBen Nteltens
itrolb geidentt. !@r. Soimonn, mel.
6cr Scfrct6r oc9 o0crmanio . Mdn.
ner6ora" mo 9titglieo oco nS6nors
rer , Guortctt Clubs" lit, bctuirtbe-
te leiltc 0GItc oui's Bette. !Sr. Srit5
Hofmonn murOe am 10. 6cbrllar 1875
i'll Ironfiurt ON Wtoiu al5 Sobn
oeS Slmelicra @einrid 5otntom ge-
borcn. Nod)oCn CT iein Sonomcrf IN
Ielltihlan0 erlcrnt bette, l%panoert2
er im Sabre 1901 NIT icillcr jllngcn
Wuttin, 5rau Noni @ofnlomL nod
Imcrifa ans. SIN Sabre 1903 gritn-
0Cte CT in 0enl Saltle 9tr. 32t, McIt.
WooiionltroBc, Elm &unpclicrs uno
ltbrengelhdit, III lpeldcm or lid ourdl
leine recQc 2lrbeit cinen grobcn Stunt
ocntrei3 crmarb.
Srede Bur den b%eItraft t..
- gllf cine 8eihper0e Der 6irma
Stuart & Seth, Hr. $40, GitlFrott
ilraBe, bin murocn q~eitcrn neun bol6-
miidiige Burden %Derboitet, meld)e
anQc6lih iumge MdOden ole Del Der
a%enanntch 6irnla mngeItcllt limo, be
lGitigten. Eolijcirid)ter DDS bcltral
te ieOen Gin3elnen nit ST unO Soften,
Nle mubten I'M oSotcl &oot" Qllur-
tier nebmeh Oo lie uidlt be5ablen
fonntcn.
Son einCm Sun6 gcbii
ZEN. - Ger 8.idbrigc SSobn alcin.
idmiot bon 9hr. 1925, WeltpGol-
Eloce ulo @ea@ StroBe bon cincm
Srn. Sobn &nHtel bon Nr. 1910,
@eitpGol Gloce, gcb0rigcn Sumce
mGGreno Oc9 SplelS ms linfe gein
ge6iiien. Ter Gnohe muroc in 6ie
9ebanolung bon Or. j. s. Iurling-
ton geaeben.
Yerionolnoti5 4. = Sri. Ma.
mic 6. Grote, lodter oeS @rn. Sreo.
z. Crate, 8oli5ci. SieutenantS oe3
norooiiliden Giitrifts, Scr. ttt2, %
9onoitroBe, mobnboit, febrte geltern
BON einem orcimodiQen geiuf 6ei
8erponotcn in philadelphia II. @eit.
Gbelter, ga, 5rriid.
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6irnlo 8cb6rjgen WefGbrt
ii6erfabren unO getootct mllroc.

flo8tcn 6irna acb6rigeu NefG6rt
ii~berfabren unO getootet mltroc.
Geitameht bctatigt.
@eIterlt rullroe Dos (eItomctt Der
fiir5Iid, peritorbencn Grou Catherine
u. @ltdin9bom pom @o~iicnQcriht be
ltdtigt. Nad ocmiclbcn miro i6r
gciommter NodiIuB untcr lire Sim
Der uuo GuteItin0er perthcilt. Irou
&omca &. Merccr mllroc dis JcIto-
mcnta 8oQitredcrin cinQcicbt, lie
brolldt feline Sihcrbcit 5lr l~ciIte1.
g 0WicrigcN ohlob Scr
tDctluna.
Die Gcitumentc Der iul0cn0Gt 0rci
@cihluiItcr oe5 inn Sabre 1869 IN
Baltimore ]reritorbrncu Clinton sc.
pcring Iiu0 Dem @oiicHgcrtdt cill-
gcrciht morOcn: 6rou Mice Z. &cpc.
ring ans @annibol NO, 6rou Wtcrs
ctc Y. Guutling aus SpringiicloN 81,
uno &uwroion &eperiuQ aus 81.
Eollia. Die GeltnmCntc tulr0eu 0ltrd]
Nru. u. v. WaloWin ein1crcidt, lucl
der Die 9%(od)funmlcn Der @cldmiltcr
0e9 pCrIlorbcucn Clinton Hrncrind
Dertritt. Ger NadlloB beitcbt bulpt
l0dl!d in Cincm Eaht9ltt. melhce
ucrtdrit mcrocn io9. @ll5 Crbcn
tuumttn II Ncriouc1 IN tyragc. mcI.
dc in ocu Scr. OtoatuL Gubo uno
ltIu2ia lebcu.
Crmirttc GiHAultQbcs
t2hl.
Nut Nntrag Don @rl. ,>0hll Oil
NOR crlieB 6idltcr 2nNrQu in Io>ps
ion ciHcu 3cicbl mclbrr Dcr Con
mo1 5tcinbrudl So. Dcrhict2t, Da5
@rm0GigCnthnm be3 S>rn. @iImGr
81 bctrcteu lno oerfctbeu muIgiDf.
his 5lrm IF. Gebruur @riIuDc unfIr
0cbell, an meId)cn iie iid) >pcigcri,
en- lbr ~Geb0rtAc" 9tebtlQtlciIc Shllp-
pen mo Funlpeu nm Dem UiQclI
tblmt oc@ Nrn. @rImor }r cnticrutn.
GrbGIt $500 GntiNGoiquuQ
&m 8lmnc5 &rci2gcriht ertonnte
Gibtcr Morri3 0cm Batter oe3 10
i6brigen &obn $. BAL &obn 6.9an,
$500 Sha0cucrlot al. Sic alnge
ridtcte lid acaen Die N'ount Gernon
@ooObcrrO 3elttub 50, IN melNcr
Der &nabc iriibcr 6clNGitiQt mar.
Cerielbe bottc am -. ,&uni 1900 bel
Der 2lrbcit id>ucrc &%crlcbunQcn cr-
littcn. Gem anubcn ielbit muroen
bcrcit9 iriibcr .$25O0 SdaOcueriab
3uaciprohen. Ser Batter hattie icine
&loBc oonlit bc9riin0ct, ooB cr 90
0urdL Dep iein SoDn on Der Nrbeit
bcbinocrt lei cincn pctuniGrcn Ser
hut erleiDc. reaD5f. aoH.
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Gcin oicien UionGt no1 aelauft. Cute 5urm
in GbarlceeG oltrt0 BON 10t Iderlt; SalS nit
fiChen Skinner llno 0itdc, Sdcine uro ulc mo-
9Salo. 4Srei5 $500, m1r $500 sur In3abiullg
erlornerIih. &ieb unh Mder9eritbe ftrllcn
ebeHfuus iihcytunlmen iperben. luenH qetuiinidt
6. & y. 1clcpDon = ct. PAUL 3114.
(Sepi5,1O
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lbel l'llo eorl @ollte' lpl'roe allges
meme 9nertel'lllIn3 titr olc porfrefI'
Ild)elt ARRANGEMENT" oll"9clprodleil,
nut mcld)eIl tie oa' cftol0reIHc "clt
oorbereItet mo Oi'rddenlbrt Dollc!I.
Gle Anpc'cnocn bctm Solltctt Wa-
rem:
Albcrt NOt, %olrls Nortcl, Soobn
@ec5cr, Nllo. 9obrcnltcngel, GotI
llro 6foll y ellcIlorod llllo "roll'
George ebot' orall l'llo SotieF, @eo'
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IN ucrfanfcm:


Ginc uGBcrUrocttlilc UcicleHhClt.
6llI mOoCrnCs breiii0dtCca ]4GuDubuuy III
Observation-Disclosures nit gnocl unb Grnricbs
tunQcrt, ioluie RddufeI mo ben lot3tgell @es
rdt6ibatten. SiCs III elm uiita. QutQebtEnCS
6cldaIt unD bietcl cinem iubueritduoigcu
Ydder cine lcltCle 3elegtHGctt 9tah3ulrdaeR
uet S6ao. ". @etcr, Nj, $40, RorosHarcOs str.
geIoe 8GIephOHe. titJ1fD
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Wnr $1,000.

eebs 9immer mo @ao, 8eraHbaS i'm 9its
tergruIoe, @as mo eleitriibeS yttbt noHiluts
bige5 9h3ugSiannIs S0itemL cementirte Sole.
aeuer ulto Irotioire, 60 5ub bteite StraBeii,
- guitcrionsBart". Iotdl ~lllfofteu $500. NlciHe
@nurs9tf5abInua, Suuloin. Strahc, 5wiidlen her
sumbnrns uuo &rnitStrIRe.
(SnnlG,1 MD Sui. Z. &bltc, galiillellier.
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SI UtffhlTtH.
gtabe Der SirabenbaBnIiente; . Gents Sa9rs
GELD
s gder an Blue @au 9tpc., rnbc 9eIairs9toao.
90 glder llabe 9arfuroJiouo.
Wlerriteu & Werriten,
CSant0,f nh 100 SitsScItngtuH. Str.
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Gin 3eitfinb.- Gie fleine
Hoia gum ainbermdohcn): ygdbI
Iani, ih meiB. bob ih nid)t biibid
binl.... Sd nerbe ocsbnlb jebcH
0roiden, Ben id gum aouien bon
9orbons befomme, fir meme Nit
gift iparcn -"
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Sin iun0cr WtuuH lubt Stele ais 5lueite
0uIo o0er Glenurbeit. Aidit %uoreliire: Ms, O2,"
g cntldlcr Gorrrlp0uDeut. tlG-SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16
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mo cute Seimutb litr ole ribtige Eerlnlt. Jtudz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16

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ger oo5 Grototol iiibrte, NdA Grles
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gen mad Dem @eidngniB einihiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-16

Cine aloge oui $1,000 Sdaoener.
iob muroe geitern i'm Common Fleos
6cri6t bon Srou Senrietto Gam.
oers gegen sic iirma s. S'Ifeorn
II. brothers eingereid)t. aldgerin
griirbet lire 4nipriide b%arauf, oaB
ibr Sobn, Cabin 2eipiS, angcblif
am 20. Sanuar BON einem ber be.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-26
The Ancient L.aw d peodand.

.Deodanda means literally ito be
given to God,' and the original idea
was that any inanimpte object causing
the death OF human being was to be
sold and the proceeds disbursed in
charity. In practice the sum 50 real
lied was always handed over to the
next OF kin Of the person killed. Ii q
cart ran over d child and killed 1t the
vehicle was forthwith sold. and the
parents of the little victim received the
proceeds of the sale. The only draw
back to the scheme was that the object
causing death might be comparatively
valueless. 1t was this inequality which
was mainly responsible for the aboli-
ton Of the statute OF deodand In 1916
IN 1883 the widow Of a man killed by
an engine on the Liverpool and Man
chester line was awarded deodand to
the extent OF its value, and there are
other instances of even later date
London Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-26
NoncommIttal.

Every year some new story il told
around the capitol to Illustrate Sena-
| tor Allison's well known aversion to
making positive statement on any
subject Two years ago 1t was about
an Iowa mans bet that the senator
would not say flock Of sheep were
sheared. The wager was won, as the
senator on seeing the flock remarked
that they seemed "to have been shear
ed on this side" Last year the story
mad to do with something which actu-
ally occurred in the senate, when there
had been a heavy snowstorm In the
District Of Columbia. Mr.. Allison pro-
posed an amendment OF $1,000 for
clearing the sidewalks and cutters,
whereupon Senator Spooner observed
that the appropriation ought to be
larger adding, 1T win snow here
again during the winter" to which
Senator Allison replied. Il should not
want to make that prediction"
Now the story going the rounds OF
the capital, illustrating the same trait
Of character. Is that some one asked
Senator Allison the time OF day He
pulled out bis watch, but turned on
friend walking with him and asked II
he had the time. Receiving an affirma-
tive answer. together with the time OF
day, the senator looked again at his
ewr tmepiece and observed:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-26
Towns Need Not Keep Up
Roads For Them
SAYS MASS. HIGH COURT
Only Requirement Is That They Be Kept
Safe for Other Kinds Of Travel--Full
Bench Decision Of Much
Importance.

Boston, Feb. 2G.--According to deci,
sion OF the full bench OF the supreme
court sent down yesterday, in the case
Of William G. Doherty against the town
Of Aver, town or city is not liable for
injuries to a person using an automo-
bile on highway, ii the highway Ii
reasonably safe and convenient for trav-
el generally.
In the case before the court, it APP
peared that the plaintiff was driving
an automobile ON highway in Aver
In the evening and suddenly the car sank
in the sand from eight to ten inches.
As result the chain Of the car was
broken and other damages sustained.
In the superior court, the plaintiff had
a verdict Of 500 and the defendant ex-
eepted. The supreme court sustains the
exceptions, holding that highways need
not be kept in such condition that auto
mobiles can be safely driven over them.
provided that they are safe for ordinary
travel.
Incidentally the court also decides
that If one who is operating an automo-
bile has not taken out a license he
cannot hold a city or town liable in
damages even ii the way il defective for
general travel The Judge in the super
Tor court charged the jury that an anto
mobile was carriage, within the mean
ing Of the statute, and that it was the
duty Of the defendant town TO keep its
roads reasonably safe and convenient
for automobiles, 50 that they might be
protected. This charge Is held to be too
broad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-26
FOR SALE IN THE r. B. CATE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, BOLSTER BLOCK. BARRE, W.

An sroom house on Bcckley street with an
extra lot very large. This place is in a good
location, good view OF the steam cars and cleo
tries. The house Il in iirst class repair and Is
cheap az 5000. but as the owner wishes to leave
the city We are authorized 70 sell for $3.50 part
cash. just the place for any one who has bust
ness Ia the north partof the town, Please look
this up. 9s0tf
70 close up the estate we offer the q Al Day
property on Prospect Avenue of Beckley street
consisting of q tenement house OF rooms
each. An extra large barn with box stalls and
large lot just the place for a teamster rs
the accommodations are OF the best Price
5000 2S0tf
Here is Tor . home with an investment.
Three tenement house and barn on Washing
ton street, corner lot Property Ia this iDoa-
tion lis always rented and to good paying ten.
ants. Irhas most Of the modern Improvements,
5 bath rooms, electric lights. finished mostly
with hardwood. Rents for $500 per mouth.
Price 5000 with small payment down. 2sott
large storehouse On Main street.
large cornarI0t on N. Main street
Farms and timber land.
Inquire at the above Agency Bolster Block,
Barre, VI. asOtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM t. HUNTINGTON
The undersigned, having been appointed by
The Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
washington, commissioners. 60 receive, exaIn-
itie and adjust all claims and demands Of al
persons against the estate Of William l.. Hunts
ineton late 81 Cifyof BARRE in said District, de-
ceased; and all claims exhibiled ID onset
thereto. hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the Office Of
o. II Reed in che City Of Barre. IA said
District. on the i4th day of March and slth
tiav Of August next from one o'clock 7. NJ,
until fear o'clock r. NJ, each Of said days.
and that six months from the 18th day OF Feb-
rnary At III 1903, IS the time limited By said
Court for said creditors 70 present their claims
10 az for examination and allowance
Dated at city of Barre this 26th day Of Feb
rnary A. D. 1913
ORAMEI4 II. REED. ! Commits
CHARLES q. TOWNSEND, sioners.
Feb IS Mch All
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-26
An Arab Honeymoon.

For seven days after the weddiEs
the Arab bride and bridegroom are
supposed not to leave their room. The
bride may see none of her own family
and on.y the women folk OF her hus.
bands, who walt on her. She remains
In all her wedding finerY and paint and
does absolutely nothing. The brides
groom generally slips out at night aft.
er three days and sees a few friends
privately. but he persistently hides
from his wife's family. and should he
by accident meet his father-in-law be
fore the seven days are over he turns
bis back and draws his burnous, or
haik, over his face. This Is their view
Of honeymoon. and they grow as
weary of it as any European couple do
OF their enforced continental tour
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