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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06

lishment ia this village which he contin-
ued to conduct until he sold out to A r.
Lamb about five years ago. His iutegri-
ty and good judgment were recognized by
his fellow townsmen, who elected him to
the offices of lister and selectman, in
which he served faithfully.
During the greater part of his life his
political affiliation was Democratic, but
when local option became an issue in
state politics, Mr.. Soper, who strongly
favored that method OF managing the liq-
uor question in preference to the cid
prohibitory law, gave his support TO the
gubernatoriai campaign of the Local OPP
tion Republican candidate. p. w. Glenn
ent. In 1902, Mr.. Soper was nominated
town representative to the legislature by
the Clement nen and such was his per-
sonal popularity that he was elected on
the first ballot by a majority of IA.
though on the state vote the town went
for Mccullough, who led Clement 81
votes.
Mr.. Soper married first Laura A.,
daughter OF Nelson J. and Sophia (Ayies-
worth, Sanford, who died Jan. 15. iss2.
His second wife was Abby Ellen, daugh-
ter of Ephraim and Abigail lSpesr)
Thsyer, and her death occurred Nov. rs,
1906. He is survived by one brother, w.
V. soper of South Royaiton; a sister,
Mrs. PAMELA Howe OF Northfield; three
nephews, Major F. l. Howe OF North
field; Wilbur Howe of Nashua. y. H..
Ralph Soper of Cody, Wyo.; and three
nieces. Miss Helen Howe OF Sorthfield.
Miss Florence Soper of Boston and Miss
Bertha soper Of South Royalton.
The funeral was held at O'Clock Tues
day afternoon ON the Soper residence
on Randolph avenue, Rev. Fraser Metz
ger of Bethany church officiating.
The bearers were CT l. Martin, J. ID.
Mitchell, A. ii. Beedle, J. f. Lamson, /.
8. Chase and c. r. Granger, and interment
was made in Southview cemetery.
From out of town there were present at
the service w. V. Soper and daughter of
South Royalton; Mrs. PAMELA Howe,
Miss Helen Howe Major and Mrs. F. L.
Howe, Hsroli Howe, Mrs. Earle Bean of
Northfield and Miss Bessie Sanford OF
Montpelier.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
American Fleet at Magellan Straits.

The American battleship feet arrived
Friday at Punta Arenas, in the Magellan
straits, where it remained five days before
passing through the straits into the Pa
cific. The run from Rio was made at an
average speed of about Ills knots an
hour. Off Cape Virgins. the fleet was
met by Ghilian cruiser and duly salut-
ed. After leaving the straits, the fleet
will skirt the ChiIian shore, passing
within sight of Valparaiso, but not
stopping there. Thus far, there has been
no delay or disaster. The torpedo boat
fiotilla, after stop at Buenos Ayres, is
making for Punta Arenas.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Death Of Henry c. sopsr.

Death Of Henry G. Soper.
Respected for the worth of his man
hood, honored as a citizen and held in
affectionate regard by those who knew
him best, Henry G. Soper finished his
earthly course at 2:30 o'clock Sunday att
ernoon and closed his eyes in the last
long sleep that precedes the general
awakening on the Resurrection morn.
Nine days before he had been seized by
bronchitis, that finally yielded to treat
ment but was followed by acute nephri-
tis, which, with chronic diabetes of long
standing, proved fatal complication
Mr.. Soper was born in Dorset, Nov. 81,
1881, the son of John L. and Eliza (viall)
Soper. He began his business career by
learning the marble cutters trade, at
which be worked for awhile in North
field before he opened the marble estab-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
The Fourth Vermont Infantry.

There has lately been published by the
Fourth Vermont Infantry association a
small but well printed book containing
the constitution and roster Of the associa-
tion. II IL dated "Thirteentb Reunion,
Brandon, VT, Oct. IS, 1907" George Z.
Marsh OF Hancock is president and Henry
w. spaford of Rutland is secretary and
treasurer of the association. The book
revives our wartime memories and adds
to our respect and regard for the old sol
diers, and the bronze buttons they wear
(Which tell OF the men who went down
to the grave
To make Us in truth
What they sang in their youth,
The land OF the free and the home of the
braye.'"
We gather from the book several inter
esting facts. The regiment was mustered
into the service of the United States az
Brattleboro, Sept. 21, 1861, and mustered
out at Burlington, July 10, 1866. Its en-
tire service was with the I'd Brigade, I'd
Division, 9th Army corps, better known
as the sold Vermont Brigade" The regi-
ment was in eight battles its first year; in
six battles its second year; in ten battles
its third year, and in two battles its
fourth year-twenty-six battles in all
and it would have been in more had not
the war ended as il did. Among these
battles were some of the greatest strug-
giles OF the " hole war, as Antietam, both
battles of Fredericksburg. Marye's
Heights, Gettysburg, spottsylvanin, viii
derness, Cedar Greek, in the three battles
of Petersburg, the last of which and the
regiments last battle was fought Apr. 2,
1865. The book contains the names and
present addresses Of about three hundred
and eighty members OF the regiment
who still survive. OF this number four
are now residents of Randolph-Charles
Quaid, Company A; 1t. w. w. Morton,
Company G; Lewis 5. Bundy, Company
ID, and Alfred Eaton, Company +.
The regiment was 10ss strong and Col.
Edwin ii. Stoughton was in command
when il left Vermont for the front. He
was a native OF Bellows Falls, q graduate
of West Point, and a lieutenant of the
regular army when he was appointed
colonel at the age of twenty-three years.
Seventy-one men of the regiment died I'm
Confederate prisons. seventy-four were
killed in battle, eighty-seven died of
wounds, one hundred ninety-five died OF
disease and two were killed by accident.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Dynamite in yysrsnip's Coal.

A stick of dynamite fourfd in coal that
was being taken aboard the battieship
Ohio from a collier at Trinidad several
weeks ago is supposed to have been left
there carelessly while the coal was being
mined. This is the second time dyna-
mite has been found in coal for Ameri-
can warships.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Tbaw Acquitted, Goes to Asylum.

The jury in the Thaw murder trial re-
turned verdict Saturday of not guilty
by reason of insanity, after being out 20
hours Thaw was at once committed
to the state asylum for the insane at Mat
teawaD, on the ground that it was dam
gerous to the public safety to have him
at large. He went, protesting that he
was sane and would soon be released.
His wife encouraged him. The outcome
of the trial satisfied counsel on both
sides,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Important Pension Lsss.,.Ase..

The House has passed the bill increase
ing the widows pension ffpn IS to sl2 a
month. 1t means an increase OF f12, 900, :
600 in the pension appreciation. The
the bill aboIishing the pe3sion agencies
at Concord, N. H., Bostonsand other ci-
ties and consolidating themet Washipg-
ton. There is saving of S4sn, 900 y year
by this step. The total passion apprc-
priation is $3.50, 500, 900.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Robbers Quickly Caught.

Two robbers knocked the Adams Ex-
press agent at Mansfield, o., unconscious
at midnight last week, covered another
man with a revolver and made off with
$4,000 from the safe. A bag containing
$4,000 in gold was overlooked: The
robbers were later arrested, confessed and
the money was recovered.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Yankee Gold Brought Flag Back.

The ensign that flew at the masthead of
the American frigate Chesapeake hen it
was beaten by the British frigate Shan
non in 1918 was sold at auction at Lon
don last week, being purchased by rich
American for S4.250. The purchaser is
said to be J. Pierpont Morgan. King
Edwards armorer was present and bid,
but couldn't keep up with the American.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Hard Prospects for Democrats.

The operation of the new local option
law at Denver will, it is said, cut of all
the saloons within a mile OF the hall
where the Democrats are to hold their
national convention next summer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
No Tariff Revision at Present.

In conference with representatives of
the National Association of Manufactur-
ers Tuesday, Speaker Cannon and Leader
Payne said there would be no attempt to
revise the tariff or to name commission
to consider revision at the present session
of Congress. Cannon said the coming
election would determine whether the
people wanted the tariff revised, or how,
and that the present was not the time to
take it up.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Congestion Of Empty Cars.

The railroads of the country are incur
ring great losses by hustling to the own
ing roads empty cars, which they have to
pay for at the rate OF fifty cents day
while on their lipes. 1t costs lots OF
money to transport them home. The
Railway association now proposes to sus-
pend the per diem charge until normal
conditions return. Never before has
there been so large surplus OF idle
freight cars.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Woodruff on Hughes Band Wagon.

Chairman Woodruff of the New York
state Republican COMMITTEES, in banquet
speech Tuesday night, said that New
York would enthusiastically support
Hughes for the presidential nomination.
He sharply criticised the anti-machine
Republicans who really began the
Hughes movement, declaring that they
did it only to lift Themselves in favor.
He said he had been for Hughes all the
time
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Profitable Poultry.

A valuable leafiet on the egg and poui
try business will be sent free, postpaid, to
any one sending his name on a postal
card TO G. s. Page, Hyde Park, VT, say
ing thereon that he saw this notice in
this paper.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
O.conneu Gets Sacred PaIlium.

The sacred pallium was conferred on
Archbishop O'Connell at Boston last
week by Cardinal Gibbons at ceremony
of great pomp. The pallium is the sym
Dol of final authority in the archbishop's
diocese, invested by the personal repre-
sentative of the pope.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
LiberaIity in Computing Interest on
Savings Deposits.

The Hyde Park Savings Bank has al
ways paid interest from the beginning OF
the quarter on deposits made before the
middle of the quarter. In other words,
they pay interest from January 1st on de-
posits made at any time before February
18th.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
French and Moors in Combat.

The French suffered loss of eight
killed and 90 wounded in sudden at
tack by Moors on small detached body
of troops Monday, who were reinforced
and the enemy driven off.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Automobi,ist Gets Jail Sentence.

Dr.W. II. Morris, Newark, N j., dem
tist, must pass a year and a half in jail
for running down and killing Marcus J.
Jacobs, a theatrical manager, with an au-
tomohile.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Zion City Making Money.

The receiver of Dowie's Zion City en-
terprise reports that in five months end
ing Dec. 81 last the net profits were
S101, 900.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Fairbanks Gets Home Delegates.

Fairbanks secured 26 district delegates
to the Chicago convention from his own
state. Indiana, Tuesday. George Ade,
the humorist, is one of them.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-06
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
Tho Countess Szechenyi.

Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, sweet maid,
Has wed from over seas
Hungarian count with cognomen
That sounds some like sneeze.
These noblemen are dear, it's said,
But Gladys had enough
To buy one. whom IN you address
You need pinch of snufr.
Why, surely Gladys might be glad
To dodge a Smith or Pratt. I.
And swap her millions for a count
And such q name as that.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23
dopisoVateI X. klubu.
DoPIS z CHICAGO.

lS. prosincc 'OS. - RIB Y po-
sIcdnim elsie zc dine =. prosincc
oznamuji "Rozhlcdy". zc nadale
budou vychazcti jake mtslGnik.
.SyG SdGlcni provd1eji trpkou, ale
ma hole skutecnosti zalozcnou OBJ
zalobou naSich "svobodaru" -
.neplatu, svobodomyslnych spolku
II obchodniku IA presyGdGenim, ze
."syuj lkol a sv6 poyolani v ne
kterych smtrech budou moci l6pe
plnjti jake mdsiinik neil jalo ~
.dennik 81. Rozhledum" pon6vaG
.byIy listen poctiyym, uprimnfm a
obsahoy6 cenn}m. dafilo Sc II a.
merick%ch Cechu prirozen6 spatnG
a ncpochybuji, jako celia rada j.
.utch. kdok mail ten mas jidfe
sice dobry, avsak dlouholetym vii
yem yScliiakFch syobodomyslnyeh
.kramdfu q mastiJkaru otraveny
hid, "a finuntui mizerie, kteri je-
dime donutilu Rozhledy" k pre-
mtn. tydeuuiku mtsitnik, hudc
je proyaketi / naddIr. Ia M ir
.prayidlem klttby nascho ndrodui-
he iiyotu zdr n Americy3 stihati
ka1dou dubruu yrr. ur M so 90
.Imeuuie Ruzbledy" "Svohodua
Skula ,rohadumysIut skolstyi.
.Svaf tI iakkollv. Ioufati oysem
.uad tuu ugsi narodni btdnu nr.
smimg bylo by Ia abyletnf a tru
ehu / urhezpysut. uebor yso z,lg
sevsedut Gen Fautani Ismr ma
lt6et liirme n pfils maNrh a ug.
ktrh pamfnvh u nas.rlkrn t0ho
.n@ulme a urmakeme nIf ErlIktb1
.0eekAyatt tn yskutku ussg pa
merry ptyroslhA ea is "a mas yeHkt
d.. nslai. a wHaha ca pHklal
.uNsdlm uasg sFuhNlmngs.nt aFEas
ulsa1e padpAFa5 i0gha raet tlFH
stfa iin 10 ls.ea a M tehm
aatFHmaa dusWl HsNslaK.lg
.H ie1NW skalu tahHiam,s sIam
.mbaylHa 3UhA nkygh mu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23

jcmnz bijr Y prsou GcskG srdcc,
dostaW ne ncjcn do t6to pryni
scbdzc, ale do ysccb, kter6 sc po
fas sjozdu bldoI konati. VeskorG
jednani sdruzrni budr InzdGmu
pfistupnG a tim Gctn6jSi 1Gaston-
styi, tim nadSoncjl budou deIeQd.
ii pracovatL SjrZd budr zakon.
Gen bnnkctcm We slfrdu ycGcr, 30.
prosincc, uspofddanym IA poGest
deIcgdt1 klubrm south-onazskym
DcIcRati budou pfitomni " stat
Mich uniycrsit Ncbrasky, Iowy,
Minncsoty, Illinois, a dale h NEST
South Omaha. humboldt, Table
Rock, Crete, WiIber, Lynch a &c.
dar Rapids. o prdci u ySslcdku
sjczdu poddmc zprdyu pozd6ji, u.
y8ak radimr kazdGmu, kdo 81 pre-
je blize scznati GGeIy kIubu Ko-
mcDsk} a jcjich pdsobcni We ycfej
mem zivotd, by Gdastnil sc sjezdu
osobnt, ncbot bude miti priIezi.
tost yyslechnouti zprayy deIegdtil
Ne ttyf stdt0 fcdi uasich ycIkych
Cccbd amerirkych, jako prof B.
Simck h university iowskG, prof.
Sarka IIrbkoya university ne
braskG a prof KoydfiIt Il universi,
ty mjnucsotskG. Powbndme nasi
mIadcz hojn%m ddastcustyim a
proidyrnim zajmu v jciich dob.
rem prcdscyHtl ktcrd zaslumIic
81 nasrho upIuGho uzuani.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23
Sized Vzd6lavacich Klubu Komen
sky.

Potinaje poudtli yetef dine 2s,
prosince, sdruleni Vzdtlavacieh
klubn komeusk} zahaji svui dru-
his sized Y Narndui SIM ma 20. a
~ ulici, v South Omaze, ktery po.
trya ri dny, prvni vetcr bude "a.
yitaui delegate south-omalskfm
kmbem. po ktertm naslodnvati
hude program, sestbyaliei 2 hui
dehnich cisel. rusuyeh pfe,luesn a
fe1i. pokud zuamu, promluyi p.
Otokar Charvat, reduktor l'nkrps
hu. prof Sdrka llrhkuya Ee stat
mi university q Lincoln, posianec
0tokar kotou5 4 Humboldt. Ncbs
a JIM delegate. Jrlikal hudrhul "A
iina tisla programu budou od
pfsduieh all sauthomaisktgh. yes
eeFni srhhte tata sllhuie hltt yal
k5m paIitkrm tenn, ktrh naai nas
isgu0u guerRipkuu a Nlaslenegknu
umladiuu pagti syolt pHtemuostt
South Nma stl kralaut hy m5li "a
lIst& htti hrli MA o. he budu ni
ti pHleiltasi hlstltt tNtn mlndt
tsskeamefakt nAroslnsa kiefl I'll
ehraIi "a ukol rnlfltl tfltlanl
meal sytmi kFaiam . aiy,luatt i.m
uetu . uEuAHl sirslm smeglktm
sy1lt ukatatl ium tAi aUhIas
a palpf iim kaljt kralsn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23
Rodaoll kralanll

kraloyska uase praha. matt
m5st fcsktch. dp5la 81 minul{cb
durcb pode ihem stauntho pFaya.
Euama yam. fe udalustL irf q
pur ygdts b prohlAseui staunSha
praya. bfiv yNproyakwauy al
N1med a jim usl,lan5 ylasly "a \ o..
ma igslt n dgn iuhlIea se,iesAttIe
ttha ranakaul elatufa.
Nut rsiasi nfal ll5 na mas g.
slft amst kSeh ah1eham last0i
n,m fpasabem dali "a FNo. ne
ul mann iaustriHa 81 So asie y te
h6ah m tsla Ismg 81 Efsl.li
nV "a Ra resl.
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ceskt zpravy Z university

SkoIui prarc ma statui uulycrsi,
a. byIa uEayfeua minul} patek We
etr. dine Is, prosluee, K wall dvou.
ttdnim yanutnim prazdulnam.
Nttsina iakus nemuhouc So dn3kat
tech udostnych duh. iel straw We
sy}eh domoyegh se sy{mi roditi d
pfatpi, pn5alA adil1dtt den ueho
diva dny drive, nrf hyh skolui
pfige ufarfvna ro u6gni rsak me-
ui takovt mu6enL JAN 81 mnoht
uad pfg,lslayule a pa Pgafdnt
mach budau se studguli naEraett
Ep5t do lueeIu i tBkutuu radastl
b a takaNtm pnltseuim iaka pfel
yanaet titltieli Ffare n tssk5ui
eiham rakra uie hmh komen.
sht mel let@ tIka tleul ktrH ha
Hi, 5st uehfsska university y d.
Hla d uHlFgw.tam tliuaaku a
WaUsmk0u iaskausl. le5nv
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(pozorutui: Zastupcl spolkI,
bel robdiu at damsk}ch tl mul-
skyrh, zuuimou mista cestn}ch
mistopfedsedu MA ievisi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23

IIlrbkoyy bylo objednano 4 Czech
Ipoprsi Jana Amoso KomenskGh0
pro mistni kIub Komcnsky. Sko-
da jen, ze soSka tato ncbyla bcz-
pecnG zasiIateli yystIana, talk he
byla cest0u po5kozcna. -- Ma rol-
nickG koleji v Lincoln byla Geska
5koIa Zalozena u as patnact Gcs-
k1ch studentu, ktem bGfou kurs
IA zmintn6 koleji, befou tGz podil
" tomto cekGm sursu. V posledni
.schnzj KomenskGho kIubu byli
zvolcnj IN delegaty do sdruzcni
komcnskych klubG PIP. VIM, j,
Proyaznik a j. Il. Bednaf. Sdruze-
nj Komenskych klubu bude odby-
yati schdze Y 50. Omazc V prosin-
.ci, ~, nj 81. Budc to druha rofni
schjlze delegate tGchto kIubG, jez
.nyni jsOu Zal0zeny ma statnlch IT,
Diycrsitach V Nebrasce. lowe, Hi
n0is II Minnesota. Dale jsOu p0dob-
ne kluby v Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
.TabIo Rock, Humboldt, PishclviIIc,
OmaZe u South Omaze, ycsmGs V
Nrbrascc, Y minuIGm roce byly
podobn6 khby zal0zcny V TeXasu,
.OkIahomf. v Crete a WiIbcr, Ncb..
ale ysldc .jc tfoba dat GesIlG mia
.dczi pfiIezitost poznat du5cyni bo
hatstyi t0ho narOda, ktcr} nam
daI KomcnskGho, Il to jest 16cI
KOmcnskych klubH. V Ncbra5cc
vi tato pracc nrse oyocc. - TO
.hnuti, kterG dalo nebraska uniycr.
site Gcsllou stoIicj kdc jr nam do
.prano studovati kuIturu Gcsk6ho
n6roda, mGlo syGj zacatck Y Ko-
menskych kIubech. A to jc teprye
zaddtck na8eho p1sobeni, Delega-
ty Komcnskych kIubd, ktcrG IA
p6dnou sehGZc v Omazc 2s. pro-
sine, oGckaya mnoho yelISych po.
ymnosti. jest nutno, ably ySc ur0y-
nall Il doufamc, ze ty kIuby, kterG
dosud k sdruzcni nepatfi, vczmou
tut0 zaIezitost ma yGdomi. - V
mInuIGm tVdnu bvla VVd6na tig-
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Prodlouzeni drah

Sprdya drdhy Chicago, MiIwau-
kee q St. Paul rolhodla Sc pro
dlouziti syoic tratt zc Stickney do
Orient We Wisconsin, kraitna tn
je hustle makcua d dosud bez lclez-
uitniho spoieni. ProIcktoyma dra
ha take zkrati spoieni meli Sioux
City misty ma zmincnt drdze le-
5lnlmI
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23

naznatiI moznost toho, ze Rakou,
sko pfoyozme east tnrccktho stat
niho dIuhu. Ma druhG stran6 ale
dal pry rakousky yysIanec ma sro-
zumdnou, ze vlada jeho pozadoya.
ii budc nahradu 10. 5kody, sp0so.
ben6 bojkotem, nae ale vlada tu-
reckd sotya pfistoupi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-23
Elihu Root scnatorem?

Sckrct1r zahranicnich zalezlto-
sti, Elihu Root u New Yorku, VIDA
Sc sytho uradu icst6 pred 1. brez-
mem, bude-li mn ncw-yorskou legi-
slatmou ncbidnut Gfad spolkov6-
no scnatora IN omen stat Legisla-
mra new yorskd zahajcna bude /,
lndnn lNng