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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

interested in your hair. l give treat
ments all over the United States by
mail. Write me at once. send book
let concerning the care of the hair,
and testimonials of those taking my
treatments when two-cent stamp is en-
closed. | do not have agents. | need
personal history of your hair and
scalp and your physical condition. All
mail promptly answered when two
cent stamp is enclosed. do not have
agents. | need personal history OF
your hair and scalp and your physical
condition. All mail promptly answered
when two-cent stamp is enclosed. |
am the only woman of the race grow
ing hair today who can show the pub
lie the real length my hair was when
| first began treating It Send for
booklet If you mean business. You
can secure these preparations only
from me. None like them made In the
world. The T. D. P. Scientific Scalp
Preparations. Madam Perkins, sole
agent
Address:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26
2years after Treatment
STOP, WAIT, LISTEN, READ
2 years after
Woman's Glory is her Hair, and every
Woman can have that Glory if she wishes It

This is for you. No more ironed
hair. bu soft, long. beautiful hair that
need nC be put on the dresser on re-
firing. Do you want this kind of hair?
II so, rite for particulars to Mrs. T.
D. Peri ins, the Scientific Scalp Spe-
cialist { Denver. Colo, who is aston
ishing. he world with her wonderful
art of rowing hair.
My vn hair is my best advertise
ment. With these treatments my
hair gr II inches in two years. 1t
had rer aimed one length -four inchesl
for Is ears. What did for my hair
am dc ing for hundreds of others. and
will do for you with my Matchless
Scientii c Scalp Preparations. My
treatme 1t stops falling hair or break
ing off, cures split ends. removes dand-
run an scalp scurf, causes the hair
to grow long, no matter how short;
soft, nc matter how harsh; thick, no
matter how thin; straight from the
bulbs, 10 matter how kinky. First
treatme ut will show wonderful i'm
proven mt. Do not wait II you are
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

fifty days after the service hereof II
served personally outside the State of
Colorado, or, if served by publication,
within sixty days from the date of the
last publication, or trial will be had
the same as though you were present.
This is an action brought to obtain
a decree of divorce on the ground of
adultery. l waive time and acknowl-
edge service and such other and fur
ther relief as may seem to the Court
just and equitable from the complaint,
a copy of which is hereunto attached,
and the evidence adduced upon the
trial
Witness, THOMAS L. BONFILS,
Clerk of the County Court, in and
for the said City and County of Den
yer, at his office in Denver, this 10th
cay of March. A. D., 1908, and the
seal of said Court hereunto affixed.
THOMAS L. BONFILS,
Clerk of the County Court.
By K. P. WAGE,
(SEAL) Deputy.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

cites.
The only store Of its kind conducted
by colored man in Colorado.
We carry the Ladies Home journal,
magazines Of all descriptions, morning
and evening papers. Soft drinks o.
all kinds sold. Call and see me. II
what you want is not in the store, we
will get II for you.
FULL LINE OF STATIONERY,
J. N. JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR.
PHONE MAIN 1850.
Full line Of cigars.
1119 Eighteenth Street
Between Arapahoe and Lawrence SITS
BRANCH LAUNDRY OFFICE.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26
NOTICE.

Anyone desiring Nine. c. ]. Walk
er's wonderful hair-grower will find
same at Mrs. R. Simpsons, 1850 Lo-
gan avenue. She is also agent for the
Eureka Comb, which can be had for
s15O. Nothing excels 1t for straight
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26
RICHARD ALLEN SONG.

We love TO sing OF Richard Allen,
Founder OF our church.
His name is always dear to rs,
Because OF his great work.
In organizing our great church
So we could serve the Lord,
With freedom, peace. intelligence.
Such as we now enjoy.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26
SUMMONS IN DlvoRcE-coUNTY
COURT,

COURT.
STATE OF COLORADO,
City an / County of Denver, SIS.
AUGUST E. RUPETER,
Plaintiff,
vs.
AMANDi RUPETER,
Defendant.
SU MMONS IN DIVORCE.
The Peol lie of the State of Colorado,
To tn Defendant above named,
Greetlr g:
You al 2 hereby required to appear
in an ac ion brought against you by
the abov named plaintiff in the Coun-
ty Court of the City and County of
Denver, State Of Colorado, and an
swer the complaint therein within 80
days aft r the service hereof if you
are serve d within this State, or within
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26


this writing is much improved.
Mrs. Hester Bryan and children
spent Wednesday at C. B. Stones
ranch.
After visiting a week in Denver
with his mother and sister, Mr.. F.
Bailey returned to his home Tuesday.
He reports having had a delightful
time.
Mrs. Lucy Clark is indlsposed this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Williams came up
from Camp Flu Qua Saturday to visit
friends.
Mr.. NJ. Knox was a visitor in our
city Friday from Denver. He depart
ed Saturday morning for Alamosa and
other southern parts of the state.
F. Shayers was out angling for the
speckled beauties Sunday and caught
quite string.
Mr.. Bruce Karr has returned from
o. T. Moo:es ranch. where lie has
been employed for Two months put
ting up hay.
Mr.. Louis Bryan is again coaching
at G. ". Eastman's livery barn.
Mr.. J. ]. Bates OF Denver arrived IN
our city Sunday evening. He depart
ed for Sap!nero Monday morning on
a fishing trip.
Mr.. Richard Bryan and son Louis
leave Tuesday morning for Granl
Junction to visit relatives
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26
GuNklSoN, COLO.

Mr.. Louis Bryan has been indis-
posed for the past two weeks, but at
this writing is much improved.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

enins an beautifying the hair. The
Grower can be had for so cents per
box. pres ing oil for S5 cents per box
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26
CHORUS


Sing. sing. OF Richard Allen,
He is the founder OF our church:
Sing We more praises to the Lord.
For through Him Richard Allen
founded our great church.
He called II A. NJ. E.
And started in blacksmith shop
In Philadelphia where now
Great Bethel stands
A monument to Methodlsm,
Allen. and our race
In which the bones OF Allen lie.
Within a vaulted case.
But TO the Lord we owe the greatest
thanks.
The greatest praise.
Twas He who raised up Allen
AS leader of our race:
So we to-day have formed league
OF Allen workers. too,
Whose aim II is to serve the Lord
And daily TO improve.
He laid the platform strong and high,
So we could raise up men
come along and take his place,
And hold out to the end.
So now we have the strongest men
To I'LL the Bishops bench.
Our colleges are unexcelled.
Our pulpits stand for strength.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

Mrs. Hester Bryan and children
spent Wednesday at C. B. Stones
ranch.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

Damon Lodge No. S, X. Of P, are
on their way.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

Mr.. Louis Bryan is again coaching
at G. ". Eastman's livery barn.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

Mr.. Richard Bryan and son Louis
leave Tuesday morning for GranI
Junction to visit relatives
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

F. Shayers was out angling for the
speckled beauties Sunday and caught
quite a string.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

Mrs. Lucy Clark is indisposed this
week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

Mr.. J. ]. Bates OF Denver arrived in
our city Sunday evening. He depart
ed for Sap!nero Monday morning on
fishing trip.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Williams came up
from Camp Flu Qua Saturday to visit
friends.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

Mr.. Bruce Karr has returned fror
o. T. Moo:e's ranch. where lie ha
been employed for Two months pu
ting up hay.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-26

Mr., NJ. Knox was a visitor in on
city Friday from Denver. He depar'
ed Saturday morning for Alamosa an,
other southern parts of the state.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-28

Gnriiter oes republifolliiGen Staot=
fonltes 5uriid5lltreten Deer iein
sln1t rieoer 5n legell.
= gs beibt ieet, ooB auea nncr
&otiIolter IN Gon1, 2lopo 6. @ris=
com. pnlt ieiRem Soften 5urIf5utrc=
ten hcabiibtige.
Sn Der gfobe BON 9feiospiue,
ga, entgleiite eilt Goilaeier5rtg ner
Georgia & Yieontoult 9abn u1o
ronte einen slbbane birab. Gs
noren MIR 5lpolf 8erionen auf bent
3nge, aber alle 5tpolf tpnrben i6per
perleBt.
Die @el6porenen IN bem Yro=
5eB Oes 8ea1 Sargis aus 8ratbitt
Gountp in &entltdp, Der ieiner5eit lei=
ner goter, Sen berii6tigten &ibter
Sargis, BEN @elpaltbaber uno 9p-
rannen bon 8reatbitt GountD, er=
ldoB, 'fonnten iid iiber oos geroift
nidt einig Deroen uno muBten ent
laiien peroet1. geeun ioaelt fir ssSrei=
1pre6ung uno MIR orei fin GernrteI-
lung gelpeien iein.
9lus @anias GitD meloet man:
5reoerid 8. 8eterlon muroe bel ser
Seinlfebr BON eiilem San5pergniigen
BON leiner eigenen 6rau eriboilen.
0as Haar botte iid Dor brei SabreE
perbeiratet, lebte aber MIR ein Sabr
5lliammen. SIN lebtell Wtonot mod)te
nun Srml Eeterion ben Gerinh, eilie
gbei6eioultg bon ibrern Wanne 5i
erlpirfelI aber Eeterion benliibte i!d,
cine @feoerperlobnlng on5ubabncn
llno iiberreoete ieine sSrau, nit ibnl
5u einenl Sall5perglliigen 81 geben.
guf Dem 6eimpeg bracb nun unter
Ben @begatten Elm neuer Streit o:ts
uno on einem einianen Elabe in
iiiooftli6en Seile Der Stabt Ioa ge=
terion Die Sralt peribieoene MfG!e
ms @eiiht geid)lagen baben Sic
5og bierauf einen fleinen 9fepolper
aus Ser Saihe ibres 4leioes ul1b fell=
erte bier S6iiiie al1f ibren Gotten
ab, Der augenbliflib cine 2ei6e toor.
Sic Woroerin ipuroe perbaftet, 5eietc
aber riht Die geringite Spur bon
Heue.
gurd) Die Grploiion oes aei-
iels einer 2pfonotipe, oie einell
BON Chicago nod SEEM Dorf fab=
renoen Shnel5na ser Safe Sbore
gabn 5og, lpuroen Ser erite u9rafe-
man" oes 3uges, ein Miann nanehs
0apio g. @eiier, 9etotet uno oer
6ei5er ihmer perlebt.
gSie ans Gbicago genle(oet
miro, beabii6tiet Die &eeierune cine
peitgebenOe llnteriudltng oes
Sdlabtbausgeihafts por5unebne1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-28
Ssras.

9ln1 sea1nlittaa oes @eib-
na6tstages peranltaltete SRI. Sina
&ple in @acp cine @eibnabtsieier
in ibreln 9ollie fir oie &naben
urto Wtdohen, Die iie IN Ser CONT
tagsldule unterri6tet. 9epor Die
&ifloer fortgingelL ltefte ems pom
ibnen nllltlpiliger 8eiie bas @res
IN Der Yaro in 8rano, Die aleioer
Der fleinen aatbarille Siderion fiji
gen babel Seuer INTO oas &ino aln=
pfing 10 i6tpere 8ronorpunoen, oub
es ein paar Stunbell ipdter itarb.
Sn @alpelton periu6tell am
Sonntag oie u@aoping Hictures
Sbons" auf5ubalten, lpuroen abar
iofort bon Der 8oliaei ipieoer oe-
ibloiiel. @benio giltg es mebrerei
8iaarobalen. Weau fiibrt in Gal=
peiton oas Sonntaesgeiee nit aller
Strenge ourd.
Die neuniabrige Sua1lita See
in Beaumont itarb onl Starrfranlpi,
peruriabt olir1 cine Wunoe, sic
iie iib Dor i1ngef0br a6t Sagen nit
elmer ainoerpiltole beigebra6t bate.
6. gS. @rpipn, Der Mopor BON
Orange, lit ollr1 cine erplooierenoc
9fafete idper om Sbr perleet NOR
oen.
9. s. @obmert IN Oorftolpu
mur6e am @eibnobtstoge bnrh eli
men iogenan1ten cannon firecrader~
Der erplooierte, mabreno er i'm IN
Der 6ano bielt, 10 i1tper perlebt,
oaB ibnl Die re1te Sano obgenonlnen
meroen nluBte.
Ser pier5ebniabriee Mertin
Seioeneper in Reu-8raunfels ipuroe
ourh einen Stur5 BON ieinenl
Bfero lhiper nerlebt. gr nilibtc
ii6 eilter Operation unterSieben.
sSn Dallas lit Dos groBe 2a-
gerbous Der sc. @. Stridlan6 sSur-
nihire Gonpanp abgebrannt. Ser
Sdaoen belonft li6 mlf ungefGhr
$4,000.
5eroinano aleiel, eil iunger
@eiddftsmann ans Shulenburg, iii
einem beoaucrli6en ltnfaa 3lull
Spier gefaaen. gr fubr obenos oon
@eilnar in ieitten 8uggD nod
Sdulenburg, ultterlpe9s eingen ibn1
Die Yfer0e our6, er ipuroe aus oen
gSddeu ueidlc1t0ert mn Iofort az.
totet.
Gin gon5 abi6eillihes Ser
bre6en miro aus Dem fleinen Srt(
Saroin in 2ibertp Gountp gemel.
Oct. 8ort fielen orei 9eger, 81,
@ebriioer 8aplor, 9ete nio gu1
2ope. iiber einen pierten gfaiieee
noIen nanlens 2efpis Der uno mdb.
reno 3fpei Der 9aplors i'm feitbial.
ten, bradte ibm Der brittle nit eircn1
W3eiier cine ihmere @unoe bel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-28
Dim eJabreeihluB.

3u Gnbe gebt bas alto Sabr,
Spd) fd)anet mir smritf,
go ,uar's tupbl nid)t an 2eiben bar,
Spd) braft' es aud mand)f 0liif.
gSul MandJer gebt enttanidjt nm1er,
gSeil Gttuas Tim miflans,
nnb er nit bent, mas iein Sege9r
Nid)t 5mrt GrfDlge brang.
nnb iuteSer Nitbere id traf,
Sn Selbit =Seumnb'r 'rung grpf,
Spf tuar's ber 3mfaa MIR, Der mari
Grfplg in tbren SdpDk.
9'rmmt nid)t 10 sleid ben 9ppf seiemft,
@ebt uidJt bic Sopffnung aitf,
DIT anbert idJneller, als man benft,
Sas SdJidfal ieinen 2arf.
gSar INN bas Sabr gut pber id]ledjt,
Gs benft Der tueiie Wtnnn:
,,gStefs e6en fart, mir lit es red]t,
Wan int bait, mas man FAINT"
ltnb ttnlntt, iuas nnabanberlidJ,
0ebnlhig In ben Sanf,
ltnb itreGt mad ieiner Sefe iid)
llnb laht Der gSelt ben 2amf.
Senft' nnr nn bas, mas Gnd) sefiel,
Gersebt bas 1lnsemadb',
Niat fat md nie seanbert piel
Wiit eip'sem ugSeb mnb 9ld'"
9'rum iei MIR ttie elm 9eiIimiit,
Die @l1ier fiillen mir:
yGin 5Dfl ber @elt, 10 iuie iie lit!
Sn friidJem 2pne Star Sier.
llnb brubt ibr nit Grubibitipn
ttnb nit bent Sunntagssmang,
g8ir fGnpften friiber mutig idbpn
SnrdJ ipld)en Stnrn unb Srang.
Wiit if)nDbem @aiier midget ibr
8erbiinnen Sinn nnb Weut,
@tr trinfen uns i'm 9pne Star8ie
3um Sample frtidlen Wut
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-28
Wptt5 an gtemer5abIer.
@sopor's Office, San 9lntonio,
Seras. 1908.

T~N&RSs 1OOO
gs miro biernlit angefiinoigt,
oaB Ser ugoaro Of gqualiio-
ton" an Wontag BEN 2. Nopeluber
in Der Office bes Staot-sliieiIors,
IN Der Staotbaae, 5ulanmengetre-
ten lit, Inn iiber oie glppellationel
gegen Die gntIdeiolng oes Staot-
9liieiiors uno iiber alIe bonn 9llleiior
gemadte @iieiiments (ongegebene mo
nidt angegebene) fir gigenhln fir
oas om 81. Wnf 1908 enoellhe SIS
faliobr 8lt berhanoeln.
Die 8eboroe bIeibt tdgIitb bon 8
l1br pornittags Bis 1 l1br nubmit-
tags (Sonntag unb Seiertag auSgc-
i6loiielD in Sibung uno beenoet if
re 9lrbeiten innerbalb ied6ig Gagen.
@a6oem iid) bie GquoIiiations-8e
b0rbe oertagt bat, neroen ipeoer Scr
Staotrot, nod Dos gllieIinlent-ao-
mite 9etitionen be5ii9lid Ser 9tiiefi-
ments beriidiidtigen.
Brpan 6 aIIagDau,
gtteltiert: WaDor.
Sreo. Sries,
Staot=glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-28
l6ledts obne l1nteri6ieo Ser aon-
feliion berlpenoet peroef.

IeD%NNJil plJltI Atil]IlJllJtSO OCl StQlt-
feliion bertpenoet peroen.
Ser Spnoo ser grie6ilG)en
Stride in SeruIalen bot Sen oorti=
gen Tatriar6en, 9amiouos, obgc=
lebt, no6oem er iiob gemeigert bot
te, lelbit iein 9lnt nieoer 5ll legell.
9mnio1os mollte Geforrnen eil1filu=
rem, nit oenen oie @fitglieoer oes
Spnoos unD oud), ipie es ibeilt, Die
tiirfil6en 8eboroelt ni6t eil,perItar-
ben tparen.
= giner sSrolt glp BatterIoll,
friiberem sSrdulein S6mitt ans ct.
2outs, iino in Garis SdnudloAen
i'm @erte bon $4,000 geitoblerl tpcrz
Sen.
8ie aus Berlin genleloet pur=
De 5nrn Oelttiden aoniul in @ellt
Bbilipp @ollignon ernannt. (gr it
Elm 9ruoer oes inn porigen Sabre
gum oeutiden &oniul in @uooolo=
iaro ernannten 9errn Sulills gol=
lignon.)
Ste glnfoecfrng etnes groBen
Sfanoals itebt angeblid in 8om
bepor Ser Sednifer Maagb, lpel-
6er iid BORT in @emobrion befinOet,
inter Ser slnfloge, eiren &eiIegc=
noilen ernorbet 5u baben, belduloigt
angeiebene GerionelL itrafbaren Ser
febr aepflogen nno iid) gegen Ha-
ragrapb 175 oes 9fei6s=Strafgeieb-
buds pergangen gu baben. (sSn Ell
mem 9lbteil oes Srierer Sriib5ugs
muroe unlang1t Der 9lgert Surt
Hegen IN oeiien @eienIbaft 1i1 Ser
ibn befrellnoete 8al1te6nifer Maagb
bef1noen batte, erI6olien aufgefun.
oen 0faagb CAB alt, iein Sraumo
babe Selbit1noro begongen. Da c.
ii6 ober beint @erbor in @ioerlprii=
DE Derlpifelte ltno er altBeroem burh
peribieoene Wfonente, II. a. our9
Die Satiabe itorf belaltet eridier,
oob er iih in finan5ieIlen Sblpie-
riafeiten befano uno einige @ert=
iaden oes grl6olienen bel inn al,f=
gefnnoen ipuroen, 10 nuroe Waagb
als oes Woroes bringeno perbG6tig
in Soft eenonnllen.)
SSn @ottingen bat Der beriibnl=
te Staatsrebtslebrer unb &rinlina=
lift Grofeiior Or. 4orl 2uofpig bon
gor oie 5eier ieines fiinf5igiGbri=
gen 9oftoriubildums begangen. Ser
neroiente @elebrte lit onIdBli1 oes
Cages 8ablrei6er gbrungen teilbof=
tig geinoroen.
Cine 9epel6e aus 8efing mel
Oct: sln Ser Spite eiler gldlt5en=
oen&apalfaoe, in @irflibfeit aber iei=
ner Mad)t ertfleibet, perlieb Ser Da-
loi Cana BON Sibet Befing nit ge-
bunoener Wori6route nad ieiner
Sauptitaot 2lalie, oie er Dor bier
Sabren beim @ribeinen elmer britt
iden &olonne unter gefebl bon
Youngbus6ano perIaiien batte. er
miro III Solge faum mebr oenn Sber=
baupt einer 9feligionsgeneini9ait
iein, llnb bot bel leinenl
gintreffe1 iib Dem gertreter
@roBbritanlliens por5uIteaen. Gr
nnlBte iicb perpfli6ten 5eitgelnaBcll
Ieformen nidt i'm @eee 81 iteben.
Inter 5iibrung Ser o0aoro-
oeutidet ganf" 6at elm &oniortiunl
oeltider @roBbanfen oie neue Sani-
burger Staatsanleibe i'm 8etrage DON
fiinf5ig Wiaionen Warf Mbernpln-
men. Sic miro 81 bier Gro5ellt emit
tiert meroen 9ie slnleibe loa i'm
Salluor 5n 3ei6nunoen aufgclegt
fnprApft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-28

@ute @etr6nfe ut1o fanloIer
2unh itets in 81trsitaller's Saluun
unb yfeitanrant, giIlita StraBe ncbeil
oer Solle Ser Sermonnsi0bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-28
GiienbaDn= JaDIplan.
5. & 6. q. gabn
9. q. G. q. g. gabn.

glrlfnnff-
go. 9oulton II. 5. aiilte 1920 nadm
yto. 3-Soniton H. 5. aiiite 700 bornt
No. 54-gon aerrbille. B. $50 bonn
yto. 52-aerrbille, Gonntag 500 nadu1
S3o: 88-Saa6 aerrbille 700 nac9nt
9lbfa6rt
go. p -9ouiton Ii. S. aiiite $50 pornt
No. 4-9pllton II. 8. &ii1te 900 nadm1
yto. 53-9fa9 &errbille. .4.3O nuctm
Np. 81 aerrbille, 5onltag $50 uorrll
No. 87-gead &errbille .7.05 oorm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-28

3uflnft mag om Steuer liten
aber @ergangenbeit muB Der 2ootie
lein
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-28
g.. $. & g. q. (Saupt-einie)

VIZ ~ " =. =. la3allpl7Sllllej.
glrfrnft
go. 9-@om Often. 1885 bonn
SO. 7-@on Often. ). 900 nadm
No. 10-gl Saio IL 8eiten 500 nadm
Mbfabrt-
SO. CT 9afo Ii. gelten 900 pornt
Io. 10-glacb bem Often. .10:30 na1nt
$50. 8-gfa9 Dem Often. I. 40 BORN
gietOria 9ipiiion, g. $. & 9. 81.
9tnfunft-
300. 8o2 guero, gictoria, 1880 ua6m
slbfa6rt-
So sol -euero. gietoria, $50 BORN
90. s. & :. gabn,
glntlinft-
SO. 3-@om Noroen. ... .9:15 hadn't
~Slber. -@om goroen. -. 1870 porm
No. 241-Sonfton etc. $50 oorm
@bfabrt-
SO. 4-Na6 bem gaoroen. 1880 BORN
rSlber" r"-Na6 Dem Norben 900 nac6nt
$40. 244-5ouiton etc. >. 1915 nadinl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
FOREST FIRES ARE OUT.
Rain Did The Business in Bennington
After Men Had Them Checked.

Bennington, Oct. 27.-The rain which
began falling yesterday forenoon, added
to the shower Sunday morning, nas
settled the forest hre question in Wood
ford, Glastonbury ond Salisbury, al.
though the extraordinary efforts OF the
men sent in the mountains by the Eagle
Square company Of South SALISBURY
had already besn effective in reducing
the burning territory TO well defined
limits.
On Green mountain, in the towns OF
Salisbury and Glastonbury, over three
miles of trench were excayated In the
work Of establishing fire limo to keep
the flames from spreading toward the
south. With the trench for one bound.
ary and logging road for another and
by the means OF back fires the endan.
gered area was finally reduced TO fixed
limits and yesterday only charred
stumps and old logs were burning.
A strip of territory fully five miles
long has been burned over on Green
mountain alone. Both Glastonbury and
the Salisbury slopes were swept and
the damage, especially to young tim.
Der, is large.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
BILLS INTRODUCED IN HOUSE.

BY Mr.. Ramsey of Castleton relating
to barbed wire fences along the high
ways, Prohibits building such fences on
highways.
BY Mr. Davis Of Springfield, relating
to pay Of assistant judges of county
courts. Makes per diem S4 and mile
age
BY Mr. Otis Of Sutton, amending pub
lie statutes relating to the definition Of
a legal school Makes legal school not
less than 2s weeks and of not less than
six pupils unless transportation is dan
gerous, if so less than six pupils.
BY Mr.. McClintoek of Norton. to
amend section 1904 P. s. relating to sale
Of intoxicating liquors without license.
Makes penalty not more than ST 900 nor
less than $500. To joint committee on
temperance.
BY Mr.. Howe Of Bennington (bv re-
quest) to improve sanitary conditions in
The vending Of bread and cake. Bread
and cake offered for sale must be wrap
ped in waxed paper.
By Mr. Davis of Springfield to aid
the town Of Weathersdeld in building
bridge across the Connecticut river. APP
propriates $1,000.
By n. Howe Of Bennington, relating
to pickerel fishing in certain ponds in
Pennington county. Allows fishing
through the ice in Bentons, Shoddy Ail,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-27
ARcHBoLD TO HEARST.
Would He Kindly Return Personal
Letters?

New York, Oct. 27.-John D. Arch.
bold of the Standard Oil company
Eiade the following statement yester-
day afternoon regarding the letters
read by William X. Hearst at the Car
negie hall meeting Saturday night;
IL am very sure that until Hearst
read the letters, neither Judge Morri.
son nor Judge Henderson had any
knowledge Of my having written Gov
ernor Stone in their behalf. Judge
Henderson was not appointed by Judge
Stone to the supreme court, but was
three years later appointed by Governor
Pennypacker to superior court judg
ship. IT, however, any feeble word Of
mine could have influenced in the
slightest degree the selection OF those
gentlemen for their respective positions
| would be very proud of IT. Their
state has no better servants than they,
and | certainly have never asked Of
them any favor of any kind. either for
myself or for the company with which
| am connected.
My letters to General Elkin refer
ring to accommodating drafts related
entirely to contributions to the Bepubli-
can state committee then engaged in
the campaign preliminary to the re-
nomination Of Mr. Mckinley, a subject
regarding which / think Hearst would
be a little sensitive, for vas it not the
election and tragic death Of Mr.. Me-
Kinley that came near costing Hearst
his precious neck?
"The statement regarding Judge
Haight in connection with an old libel
that has been explained and exploded
so many times that it would be
simple WEAKNESS to the public to 60
over it again.
"The intimation by Hearst that he
has had any communication from me or
from any of my associates in connee-
ton with the stolen letters is lie.
"The only favor which / would ask,
or hope ever to ask Of Hearst is that
he return me the letters handed him
by his larcenious gentleman friend
which were written from Japan, relat-
ing to the fatal illness of my daughter
in that country"