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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
Sentidcs Sbcatcr.
9ircftiUn Saniih C Nooifs,
EbilabclpBia.
nSie Slcbcrmans",
8rufr Spcrcttc uon Subann StranR.
Wurgcn Nbcnb.
rSprie".
Silctc bel Nlbangb's,
Nr. 100, Nuro-Gbarlcs,Str .
Erciir SOC. bis $50.
(44)

NbIeben. 49, 8rou Barbara
8epler lit I'M Sitter bon IS Sabrcn
in ibrer @obnnn0 gtr. tll9, Sollo-
ueritrabe, nod Observation-Disclosures
&ranfbcit aus Dem &eben Oeld)icoen.
Srou @eplcr ipur aus gSiirttcmbcrg,
Gcuti6lanO, gcbilrtig uno fam im
Sabre 1910 nod Nmcrita. Sic gcb0rs
tc Der epong. .llltb. STRIDE Gfe bon
Gritolu. uno Grobitrabe al. Sic bin.
tcrlGbt orei aiuocr, Den 3ud)tbul9-
@oroein Sobn 8. @cplcr, 6rou Ste.
pcnS unb 6rou Woggie &irluoll, 10
mic od)t Gnfcl lno bier llrcntel.
- SIN glIter bon so Sobrcn lit &C.
ltcrn Worgcn Capt. Sontes G.@ri9gS,
elmer Scr Glteltcn 2ooticn OeS bieiiQcn
SoicnS, in icincr @obnung, Nr. 2223,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, nit DEM Gooe
obgegnngcn. Cine Complication bon
G~ronfbeiten fiibrte oen Dob berbct.
Gopt. 8riggs bcgonn feline Gorricre
5ltr Sec, ulS er I'M Ilter bon IS Sab
rcn oui eincm goi.S 6ooner Stcnltc
no9m; or bcidloB oieiclbe Dor ctma
cincm Sabre, ais er 0aS Commando
iibcr Den lt00tiidet GiSbrcd)cr nlcocr-
lcgte, Sn oieicr Gigenidait bat CT
fult Gin babies S%abrbunoert Dem
Stootc gcoicnt; er beiebligtc oo@ critic
ocrortige Snbr5elg nit 9tomcn DGbc-
iopeofe", ooS I'M Sabre 1868 Oltrh
cine aciielcrplolion 5%erltort mltrOe.
IS mar Capt. @ri99S, Der I'M Mintcr
1905 pier5cbn aultcrniiid)crn ooS &c
ben %rcttcte, oie auf 9eolS SSlonO fir
5lpei @ohcn bonn @iie bon oller Wclt
obgeihnittcn Ole groBten Stropa5cn
81 crIei0en butten. Grit nod 5lpeito-
gigem &nmpf nit Dem Sis gclor1g bic
Hcttung. Capt. @riggs mar Cit
Wittmer, i'm iibcrleben 5luei Softcr,
Srau Sorob 6. @beeler ullo SRI.
Wolfe briggs. Seine geerol9llllg
flnOct ndhiten Sonntag itott,
Sr. Charles u. Honft, elmer Der
beitbefonntcIten 0eutib 3. gmerifo.
rcr Der Stobt, Itarb geitcrn gbcno
IN ieincr @obnlulg, Nr. 901, 9uco.
telItroBe, i'm 70, 2cbensiobrc. Der
0abingeihicocne wiiroe an 4. DC.
5embcr 1929 bel Sronffnrt q. Wtoin
gcborcn llno fam 1851 nod golti.
more, 100 or lotge Sabre al Weits
@oltimoreitrobe, 3rpiidcn Hineltr. II.
0remout , Npeniie, Gin 6riienr : @e'
id)dft brtrieb, bis CT iib fnr6 nod
Dem 9rpBcn 9ronbe ms Eriootleben
5~ltriid5qg. @iele Sabre geborte Der
Sobte beph v@ermonia Mdnnerdor"
oils %geidl1steSS @it9Iieo an. er bin-
terIdBt ieine Satin Sppbie, geb.
Steible, cine Iodter Sri. Caroline
q. &onit, bier Sobne $50. @lbert s.
Honit in philadelphia, @. 81. Honit
IN &cp 0ort, uno 2ouis g. uno
GboS. i. Ranft in Baltimore, ionic
ileben gnteItinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
6cpra Glmer SdlluOcrbcra.

@$ itar6 om ~. 6cbruor 1908
@corq elmer I'M gIlter BON I Snbr
10 Wonaten uno 10 Iogen, geIieb-
tca S6bnfcu pom @eorg unO Moagie
SHluOcrbcrg. Die 9ecrOi0un9 lin.
set pom Grnuerbnllie gtr. 1929,
9toro.3. Strabe, SigbIol0tomn, aus
onl 6reitog Nnhmittog 3 llbr Itatt.
@eiiebung olrf ser nSot Salpn Gene
tcrp." Q4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
IrmitrOna, Gatur C. So.

TTIllluHNf Sulul q w.
Gic Nll@Itclnrng Don 6riibiobrs- un0
Sommcr E Oto0en in Hubioden
lodcn 5a6Ircidc &duierinncn an.
- Ginc ate ocllti6e StaatS-
boit6e unO foit6arer SbomI aus
geItelt.
Inter sen oielcn pro6tuoQen Nj.
tr1ftipnen Ser NuSIteQlung BON 6riib.
iabrs- rn0 CONNER foocn in 4rb-
io6cn i'm @ei6Git BON NrntItrong,
Gator & So, Nr. t3-t5, g8eit.
GnItimoreitrnBe, melde geItern eroffs
net un0 6cltc iortgeicbt Miro, be-
fin0et iid cine oIte Staot5boube,
ncl6e 40 Sabre alt lit un0 elmer
Came in OIt.@oItimore gcbort, mel
de Die Sull6e pon ibrcr Wtlttter erbtc,
sic Dor SO &o6rcn mad 9(tncrifa ans
Iingocu bel Wtiinlter FAM. Gle
Suu6c mltr0c Dor 40 Sabren BON
ser llrgroBmttter ser 9eIiberin &c.
trogen, ais lie tG Sabre alt mar.
9iciclbc lit aus ih>por5cm Hipps an.
geiertigt unO bat prGdtiAe butte
Stiderei olti ser binteren Scite. 0as
81 qeb0rt Elm glei6 after IeiOener
Sboml, oen gleihioQS Die llrgroB.
mnttcr, 6rou &ol} in iungen Sab.
rem tritg. 9erielbe lit regcnbo9en.
iorbig ltno nic bic Soube oltsge3eid.
net crbaltcn. Die beioen nltcn
S6oliitiide morcn Die Soltpt- 2lttrof-
tionen fir sic 5oblrcidcn Seiitder,
bic geitcrn sic NllaiteIlnng beiud)ten
rbmobl CS bier 10 picle9 EradtpolcS
81 bcmunocrn CAB. Die Mooc ifreibt
fir Die fommcnoe Suiion iiir Site
0roBe, lGnglide Gbnmpignonsurtigc
6oconS nit boben uno groben aro-
men Dor. NlS @nrnirunQSltofie miro
Gbilippincn.8raS, punftirteS ltct.
Chiffon, Walincs, vScarfin9," oaS
nit Stublpcrlcn beiett lit, gcOrudte
@o5c benubt rno berri6t bier cine
NllSmabl mic nod nie. NlS 6nrben
merOen 9agonio IN orct ShattIrums
gen, Gelf uto Copenhagen 9lalt
2omenoer porge5oQen. 8on Sen Or
namcnten iin0 beionocrs cine Gia.
polo.9tooel nit Hbeiniteincn unO
ctru5fiidcm @ol0, Cameo, 2nDn',
Wolnfit-, &oihmir- unb nnoere ga.
ocln pom mirfli6 be5alibcrnOcr
S60n6eit 6eruor5ube6en. dc 6ars
ben iiir Sammet uno Seioe Itno Die
ielben mie obcn angegebcn. Natiir-
lid biloctcn ober sic HGume, in mel
den oie Siitc aus ga belle GariS"
~altsgeIteat muren, OaS Wccca flir Die
9nmenmeIt uno murOen Die 5arten
SA0pfungen NIT &cd)t b%euunOert.
Ga mar Elm blouer Strobbrt nit
bober &rone YnO i6muler &rompe,
Iie arone mar nit eincm breiten
Sommetbano uno SdIeiic aus bent
ielben Material gnrnirt, mGbreno allt
Der arunc nier blolie Hoietten nit
GergiBmcinnidt . 9liItben III Der
Mtitte ilno cine roin Holette nit Hos
len in Der Mitte nngebruft norcll.
Die untere arGmpe mar nit lolpcu.
0cr.iarbigcm Sommet eingefaBt.
Cine yWcrrp @ibom"- 6acon bcItcbt
ans eincm morineblollen Strobbut
nit breiter &rGmpe un0 nid)t 81
hober &rone. Die &rone lit nit
bloucm Sommet uno elmer groBen
9(njubl blougeiGrbter S%obncnIeocrn
uarnirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
yErubinn" Wasfcnba0.

v@crmnnia . MGnncrdlpr : Snllc."
MittiuodL ben 26. Tcbrunr.
&artcn soc, pro Ecriun crbGltlidD
in Der ysrpblinn. Salc," Hr. 1000,
Trcocrif- auc., nnb bet Srn. 8.
@icuciclb, Nr. 2019, @cit .Erattitr.
UiT50,i-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
9loam Sbit,
0r. SIT, @e1t 2crimstpn Strahc,
empiicblt Icin Eager in &bein. nno
Moiclmcincn. @iir5bnrger AM 3apf.
(apriG17. SoWPnGo.1O
Mbam Sblt,

NZpllll isSuUh" osi
Ger WuiicoI Nrt Glub"
bat fir lcin CONCERT, 0oS bcilte IbenO
IN Der .2pric" itattfinoet, oos folgelI'
DC por5iiglide Yrogromm al;fgeItelt:
,Wteoia Sito". Vrud.
Club.
Nrie Isl cit 0our" (Serobiooe)
Wsuiienet.
Srou Gorinne SLIDER . aeliep.
Sercnuoe (SolosG uortett) &remIer.
,Sbrouob @bispering 9ougbS"
Sremier.
Club.
.0ie 9lltnle oerGrgebung"S dumann
.N~uitr6ge" ............ Sfpnn1arn.
Gas 8pienlon0" 80. bid. StroliB.
Sic 2orelei," -. |.......... SiS5t.
6raii 8ellep.
,.0oS Grab I'M 9ulento". 3erlett.
,.Sarantello" .......... Srbots.
Club.
y5bc 2ongrogc Of the 5lomerS" 0po'
rdf.
She 9lubca" ........ WacG ofpeu.
,Sife the GoiebuO" .So0or9e.
9opelieIt Of Ia" .Senldel.
Spring" ........... Senluel.
Srou Geliep.
Che DILL" ........ Senien-2eefion.
,Iarcueu" ........ Snmperoind.
Club.
Sreten aus Der &tr6e
aus. 5rls. 6. q. nno W'orp e.
9ainbrioge, 5iuei Santcn oes belgi'
ifen @eneralconills in Den Der.
Staoten, Somes 9uitopus @bitclep,
iino aus Der @rotpn Memorial.Eres-
bpterianer.aird ausgetreten, neil
ser Seclioreer YaItor Sobn Simotbp
Stone sic onsebIihen 8rouiamfeiten
Der gelsier i'm Gongoitaote bon Ser
aon5el berob idari fritiiirte uno ii6
g~erueigert baben iou, oieie aritif 5u
i%piberrufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
Str.
ScbbcI's einsiacs Itclicr.

@ir babcn MIR Elm Mtelier in yalti.
more, rmb bas befinbet iid) in Der
Gtage 81 cbener Grbc, Nr. 321, Nprb.
Gap-, nabc Sisb-Str. Sinocr-Ybp.
tosrnpbicm cine SpcsialitGt. = Seine
Yacmten mno feline Sreppeu 81 teiscn.
S. ScbbcL 6. Grni, 1eidaftsiibrer.
(3t5--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

gen Die NmtSa6icBun9 Der Commit
lion mo mcr0en, fauS oieiclbe bcob-
lihtiQt nerbcn ioatc, 0icie cnergiid
bcfdmpfGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
$. & 60.

Seutihes tilo anoeres ausIdnbi.
ides 8elo aefauft unb perfauft.
@eIoienounaen beiorgt mad 9eutid.
LAMB, SeItreih, &uBlanb II. I, 10,
@ediel ailsseiteQt mtf ausIanoiide
9nnfen. Greoitbriefe unb Srapelers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
1tntcrhnLtnnas . @rnlurilcr.

r1iuHfatnSrmir" - ~ s}inuac GnuOrr".
,Albuugb'6" - oYtunCn " 60"
,WanetN" 49, .EdiniV EIhc6".
DSlnucn's" - nJbc &irI OF Gualc BaHd".
,Suro'S" nSulomO Sane.
rpunipaH" 49, Abe SinaiuG Sirl from Sill.
lurnCp".
,Nneiturium" - nQcru Nipcr5".
nWiarplnuO" acitb's n@Iu sta" s&aloe'
bile.
,Reu Muuumcutal@ Che Sultan's S9incs".
9ubin'S, I04-4OG Eft Baltimore Strnbe -
&aubebiIIcs 2oritClunGcn uHo 9SunoClbiloCr.
,3up," North guenus nnb a i;strntc -
9dglih 8orftcnunpcn o~rciiirter tutloer Ibiere,
@nHocIbtIScr uuo Roaihubinbrcu.
she SSiiaro," Serinaton-, nnbc 6barlresStr.
boAfcine @anoelbilocr NM nTlocrc Aiirnls
itcnCn.
,.YeabuOn 6uuIcrpatprium" 80 Srcitua. ocH
II. Scbrunr. lnhmitinps 4 lbr. utcriCo Naila
mcrmuiii GonIcrt oes "NnciicIsE uurtctio".
.MluiicnI Art GLIB" - SunnCriiaQ, ben 10.
SrbuIar, $40 gIbcHbS, critics Concert oietcr
SuiipH IN Der aYnric".
,,Nrbcitcr.Widnucrdlur" 49, WipUinp, ben II,
Scbrudr. prober WnafcnbuU In Der n@crmdntus
MNinHerhOrsSuGlc1.
,TcutinCr aricerr6uub non Baltimore" -
Mtuntug. ocn %. m9Ir}. arobc @cburlsiagofctcr
nCS Matters gSiIhelnl Der Gritc in otr oEetlIln.
mia WtiUuCrhur=GulC".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

3urrcdJten 3eit, - Die So.
milic ocs Srr. Seonaro Gramblitt
cntging geItcrn Nodt NIT fnopper
Gotb Dem CODE, als in ibrer 8ob.
lnlr9, 9tr. 1927, Sii6 . S%onoperltr.,
Seltcr mtsbraf. Gin Yaliant iab
Gollf aus Der Wobnlng orin9en u1tO
mcdte Srn. Grumblitt aus oemShlas
ic. Gr fono Dos 9an5e Sous bon
Gou6 gciiiGt unO ben gooen oeS
eriten Stodmerfes ourdgcbronnt.
"a eS ibm unmoglih fpor, ilber Die
5rcppe 81 entiIieben flettcrtc CT nit
6rou uno &inOern aus einem Sent
tier oes 5peiten StodipcrfS.
@cihmerbe gegen bic
% altimore- S9io 9obn"
pcrbonoelt. - Gie 5luiidenitoot'
lide SonoelS.G ommiilion belt cincn
Serntin 3ur gelpeisoufnabme III
8oIbington in Sod)en ber9eidmeroe
Der ,Hoil ono Hiper Gool Company"
gcaelt Die Baltimore Ohio Sobn,"
peIde ibr ongeblih nid)t Die entlpre'
t,enoe An5obl @oggonS aelieicrt bat.
SSn porigen Wtonot belt Die Cont
million 9etpcisouinobme IN Golrm-
bus, Ohio, mo in Den lceten @oden
IN Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
SotalbcridJtc ans @aibingtun.
Gienite Scr @o6l-
t6Gttgfeit.


tbGttgteit.
3n ser Si6ung Ser @ci6Gftafiib.
rer Scr .&ercinigten @obltb0tigfcitSs
@cicQihoitcn" wlroe bcrihtct, ooB
iiber Die 0Glite bon Dem fir oicie
&crcinigung, Die .GitijenS Helief
@liiociotiou" mo 0as Gomitc sur
&orbel9utg bon Sdminollft be.
notbt9tcm @cloe ouigcbraht mor6en
lei. Die 9erid)te Der ein5clncn Sc
'cuihoften mieicn aus, onb Die Pr.
belt oerielben in tester 3eit bcion-
Ocrs groB gepeicn lit. Die idledtc
8c'h1ltSla9e bat uicle orbcitSlo8 &C.
maht unO IN Die Gage perictt, lid
I'M Siilie 81 %beniibcn; Oo5ll berridt
argcnblidlid) piel &rnnfbeit, mas
ihon oarous berporgebt, 0oB Ole
Srci.@or0s I'M 6oipitol 5peimnI 10
itorf bcildt iinO, oils I'M GoriaDrc.
Nltd) giebt cS piele Sboodloic; OaS
oWunicipol 2pogir9 Souie" lit nif)t
I'M Stonoc, ale Applifanten ouf5u.
nebn1en. llnter Sen ormen 6nmiIicn
Der Stobt berriht picliod bittcre
Rotb, inter ser beionoers Die ain0er
3u lciocn bobcn. 81 @rniten Oieler
bercitet Oos gcmeiniame 8~inau5.Go.
mite ein nelles Rlunoidlreiben Dor,
ou3 an sic 9ep6lfcrung 8oibing-
TOMS I'M @iilicleiitung oppcllirt.
Nm Ser Sibung nabmen 0ie iplgelt.
ocn 6crrcn 5beil: Gifter GapiO 5.
9rcmer, 8rof. 6. @. q. Seois, @il'
liam $. 9aIopin, 4roi. .. I. San.
nep, 6rcocrid 9. Moore, Die Eoitos
rem Sobn San S6oif, George 3.
@iliolL 2ouiS i. 3infbun SbonaS
g. Gallagher, Or. George NJ. Sober
uno SefretGr Gbarles j. @eler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

@cnoclcr's Sotcl, 400 GaIpcrt.,
Gfc Mnlbcrrp-St r Glesante Sdlai.
simmer, mafise EreiIe. Mablscitcn
at jcocr Sascsscit. Megnlare Diners.
Seimitc 8ctranfc unb Gisarren.
Gigcntbiimcr @altcr u. @cnbclcr.
(20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

bon uno nab europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Ieip. Yorf, Gaiiite ODER 3miidcn.
oed. @edIcl, alSlanoii6es Gelo,
Greoitbriefe unb 8eloienoungen.
Sbcp, $. Sicner & Go.,
Nr. 217, Sit.galtimorc.S traFe.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

AAbJN HNJNhN >HNt4NA INJ''N 10y tSpNNN
Neqcri6uIc 40. Sn bic Er0paronocn-
S6uIcn murOcll 81 Sfyillcr pcricBt,
un0 fiuDct ON 20. bis 81. 6cbrltar
cine Eriifung Oca Senior- SabrGans
geS Der lcbteren Schiller itott, ourf)
meldcS Gyumcu Die Griolgrciden nuf
Olc 2ebrGr Gu~n0ioatenliitc gcitcut
Ucr0cn.
Na6 y lille in b0bcren
ShulCn.
Superinten0cnt 8un Sidle mod)te
oarouf ouimcrfiun1, ooB cine groBe
Nn5obl S6iiler uno S6iiIerinncl1
Der b0bcrcn SGlllcn bollptlGdIid)
Our6 Die grobc ltcberiitQung Der
alniicn 5llriidgcbIicbcn iinO, unO cnl.
piobl Die 2IniteQlng ic elmer &eBrc-
rim in ben pcitIidcn unO 0itlidcn 10.
bcrcn S06tcri6uIelt, melde 0ieicn
5uriidgcblicbcncn S6iilcrinmen Nod)-
biiIfcsllntcrridt gcbcn io0e1. Or.
Hoicnnu crbob cncr9ii6 gcgcn oiclc
G%mpfeblun9 Erotcit, ga Dies cin otos
Oenlii6cr 6ebIcr lei, CT bolte co bel
Wcitcm iitr ongcbrodtcr, Die &ebrer-
iofultGt 81 per9r0Bcrn, als gta6biilfe-
SCbrcrinncn oll5uitclcn. Supcrtn-
tcnocnt &on SidIc mltrOc criltd)t, 90
riibcr 9cridJt 81 crItuttcn, mic uielc
&ebrfrGitc in bcioen ShlIcn notb-
menoip icien nm Die Gurdifuitta-
S6iiler5obl in Oen &loiicn normal
81 mad)cl1.
Noti5en.
Gic uoracldln9cnc Somnllltnq bon
9citrGgc1 iiir Elm 1cnfntol Oc9 Gid
ter3 bon vYfp W%tnrplono", SnncS II.
NnnouQ, in Den Sdlllcn mltr0c ubgc-
lcbnt, ga Ole @ci60ftsoronmg Dies
pcrbictct.
Gic Ectition fir Gr0ifnun0 elmer
9(bcnoihuIc in Sdule Nr. 109 lpurOc
oils mnotbig DoO octo" gcIc0t.
Cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miro IN gtr.
% cr0ifnct lperoen.
Hcd)uungcn I'M 9ctrngc bon 1923
7O2.G2 murocn sur 3oblun9 ongcpie-
len.
Ser SobreSbcridt ocs YrGiioentcn
gclongtc sur 8crtbeiIung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

Ser rS t. g q t,b a inen'
Troncnperein" Der Ser5 Sciu.
Stride peronitoltetc 9eitern abcno in
Scr Ser5 Sein'Solle an Der 1. StraBc
au Sigblonbtomn 81 8nnIten oeS
Sonos fir Die 9cplante neue alrdc
Der Ser5 Sciu.@ cnlcinoe cine vGudre-
Gortp", lpelte nit einem 9l1n5enoen
GrfoIa obifloB. In fiinf5ig Siifcn
lpurbe DEM aortenipiel gebiloigt. unb
nidt peniger oils 10 biibihe Ereile
gclongten an bic sliidliden @eipin.
ncr our gertbeilung. Ils Treisrih-
fer iilnairtc Futer 9ernburb Niebolis.
Sm 2allie oes Abenbs mlrben ben
anpeienben G~ririihungen oller art
%ierpirt. 3os arruneements-Gontit
beitono aus ben 6rauen Gbas. ..
gol. Sobn Gbriit, Sobn Inton, Sreb.
Ifortncr, Sobn gait IL. Sofob Sobn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
TRADE rs IMPROVING.
situation Better Than Month Ago,
According 10 Bradstreet's.

Reprrts to Bra dstreets for the week
as compared with those of the first Of
the month Of January show an improve
inent in tho situation at large, while in
the State generally speaking the month
compares we'll with those of correspond
ing periods. Conservatism has been ap-
parent on the part of retail merchants;
special efforts as reflected in clearance
sales have tended to work off stocks
and get them into better shape. These
stimulating buying. Weather conditions
for the month have not been rs good
but notwithstanding this, the progress
That has been made is O healthy one.
Further reports show an improvement in
collections over December of last year
but there are still many complaints and
difficulty expressed not only by whole
salers but retail merchants, In making
collections. Lack OF snow has been felt,
particularly by the lunbermen. BY way
of comparison failures for January of
last year were eight while for this year
there was only one bankruptcy reported
OF o. mercantile nature and two firms Of
fering TO compromise. Fire reports show
January, 1907, had 70 with an aggregate
damage of $1,000 This year there were
an equal number Of fires the damage ex-
ceeding 1907 by only 1900. Only one cor
por:luon was chartered in January of
this year, while the same period last
year showed three. There are, however,
plans formula ting for advancement Of
new enterprises.
Retail merchants at burlington report
the months business this year is full
up to normal, and while they are not
looking for a large increase, the outlook
for the future is encouraging.
Rutland lunJbermen comment particu-
larly upon the lack OF snow and predict
limited amount Of timber will be put
into marketable shape.
St Adams merchants comment favor
ably regarding trade in general al
though they state It is not quite up to
normal
Reports from St Johnsbury show the
scale works are operating on longer
hours than at the first of the month,
Wholesalers and jobbers note collections
poor.
The severely cold weather OF the past
week has interfered with work in the
granite sheds at Barre new work is
coming in slowly.
Clothing and dry goods merchants at
Montpelier comment on quictness of
business, some OF them have found II
convenient to institute sales, largely
among dry good merchants
Bellows Falls industries report labor
we'll employed and fairly good general
merchandise trade
At Brattleboro general trade is reported
little quiet with a fair outlook for
future business.
Bennington merchants report trade for
the month of January this year, while
quiet. under circumstances, has been all
that could be expected. Some new bust
ness is being received at manufacturing
plants.
Ludlow reports general quietness in
manufacturing which has had its effect
on retail trade. Only one Of the wooden
| mills is in operation.
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$11, 436 AVAILABLE.
Ryan sisters Estate May he Used in
Establishing Dcncopesses' Home.

Tho administrator inventory in the
estate of Fanny Ryan and the executors
inventory in the estate OF Nancy Ryan,
both of Burlington, have been filed in
probate court. Fanny Ryan's estate,
comprising n one-half interest in the
homestead property on South Wnooski
avenue. had not been settled at the
time of Nancy Ryans death. The half
interest in the South Winooski avenue
property is given in the administrators
inventory as 5000 in value and Nancy
Ryan's estate, real personal and mixed
is inventored at s9,436s2 Nancy Ryan
being the only heir to her sisters pro-
perty, the total amount of the two es-
tates. 81 1852. becomes available under
the terms OF her will.
Nancy Ryan provided in her will that
the residue of her estate should 90 for
the establishment and maintenance in
burlington of a home for deaconesses,
under the provisions OF the discipline of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. II this
bequest is not accepted, the residue goes
in equal shares TO the Womans Foreign
missionary of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and to the Woman's Home Mis-
sonary society OF the same church.
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JURORS DRAWN.
Wen Selected to Settle Cases at Next
Term of County Court.

Sheriff James II. Allen Monday drew
the following petit jurors, who Will serve
at the March term Of Chittenden county
court: George Thompson OF Bolton, b.
L. Tousey, J. NJ. Clarke, A. S. Drew, II.
NJ. Price and Fred Johonnott Of Buring-
ton. II. II. Claxton and r. W. Emo Of
Charlotte, a. NJ. Wheeler w. f. Mon
geon and Louis Narcotic of Colchester,
Frank Allen, r. a. Slater and T.. j.
Warner OF Essex. George Hart. A. b.
Morrill, and Harley Kenyon of Hines
burgh. +, r. Strong and Lawrence Swim
yer of Huntington, l.. G. Terrill. Clark
Graves and II. II. Kinney Of Jericho, p,
C. Mears and Fred +. Smith of Milton.
Patrick Gleason and George *. Taft of
Richmond, D. V. Goodsell and Ezra
Thompson OF Shelburne. l, b. Bromley
of South Burlington. Ira Chase OF St.
George. Daniel McLane and w j. Fuller
Of Undcrhll. c. II. Wilcox and l.. p,
Howard of Westford c. J. Pratt and W.
+. Whitney of Williston.
The March term of Chittcndcn county
court will convene March 4, Judge Seneca
liaselton Of Burlington presiding.
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GROUND HOG CAME OUT.
Stay Was Short, However, and lie Went
Back for 10 Days.

Promptly at noon Sunday the
ground hog carefully adjusted his coat
and hat, put an extra shine on his shoes
graspcd his cane and sailed out into
the cold world. He walked at least a
block. dropped his cane and scampered
back to his hole for the sun was shin
ing. or course Candelmas day is the
only time that the ground hog ventures
out during the winter months, He knows
that he is favoring the world with a
valuable forecast then and SO rambles
about In the snow, whether his clothes
are in style or not. Sunday he told
the world that 1t was to have six weeks
more OF winter, all of which most per-
sons knew already, but were pleased
nevertheless, to be informed by such an
authority as the ground hog.
The ground hog will now sleep for
six more weeks and at the end Of thai
time, about the 18th of March. winter
will be on the wane and he will saunter
forth again. But there's where he fools
himself. for up in Vermont winter is
never over for sure untilNthe Fourth of
July. It's long stretch from March IL
to summer, so long in fact that ground
hog or elephant will have a chance to
freeze the famous 81 varieties OF ways.
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JANUARY WEATHER.
Month Was Slightly Colder Than the
Average for the Last ~ Years.

w. II. Alexander. local forccaster OF
the United states weather bureau, re-
ports mean temperature for January
of II degrees, with a maximum Of AZ
on the 22d and minimum Oft on
the 30th. The mean temperature of
the month for tho last - years in
burlington Is 1876 degrees The pre-
cipitation Grain ana melted snow)
amounted to la inches. rain or snow
falling On nine days. Tho average
precipitation of the month for the
last Is years is LIS inches. The
snowfall amounted to 14S inches. The
prevailing wind was from the south,
the average hourly velocity 14.G miles
and the maximum velocity 81 miles
per hour, from the south N the 10Th.
The month was made up of five cloar
eight partly cloudy and IS cloudy
DAYS. Sleet fell on the eth and 18th
and fog was noted on the 18th and
27th.
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WALKED FROM SHELBURNE.
Pitiful Story of Abuse by Drunken
Husband Told by Woman.

A feeble woman giving the name or
Mrs North of Sholburne came to the
Office of the overseer of the poor Mon
day morning and told a pittui story
of abuse inflicted upon her by her drunk
en- husband. She applied for money to
tai. her to Richmond where her mother
resides. An investigation OF her story
will be made in an effort to prosecute
the guilty husband
According to the woman's story, her
husband drove her from home Sunday
evening after having inflicted an ugly
wound on her face ny throwing a plate
at her. Previously the husband tore her
coat and shoes into shreds so that when
she was turned out into the cold at
seven o'clock in the evening, she was
clad In thin wrapper over which she
placed a mans coat, Her other shoes
having been destroyed, she was Obliged
to make the long journey from Shell
burne to Burlington, with only thin
shoes on her feet. She arrived here at
two O'Clock Monday morning ana
spent the remainder Of the night with a
relative. Her young child was left with
her husband