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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
II NJ.

Wte1 ldO % llOel1 Tor bet neOrIIe0e SUppe tptfe
% Ell life Snnle ON. Der bar oprltnoet en- treble Sui,
rioen Wfngoalene fom ira 0nnl1art. SEQ 0eres S2Sule-
trG talte ErGItetoltene ON benoe. Gen Suleuften bol0t
bum sui 1neo Dem, ben npite par bum paa @olitiItotio.
hen % III Ben treble bop0e bun aft lpnqe liooet pon
@npiells SltnO. Oct par oglna Gre Suleaftener.~
Sapto toler ON ZEN brulenoe @rap" (Sal. 4O).
&eO ~Nocfna" fonot oe mango f~orltlpffeoe en- laaOun
@rop. s set foruogoaenoe @ers tiger 5olniIten:
r@erren bpieOe Jig til mig. Der bar nof ppret tro-
enoe @ienneifer meO ON 9oro pou ~rgeorqe", bpent
@erren bar funnel beie itg I'll oeres GsOsftuno for at
bragg Oeres SlGle op al Oct ubrlienOe @rap" peo
,GocfuQ".
Sete9nenoe Ct Set, bpaO ser eli GiO efter %ygtorges~
Undergoing itoO at lGe uari7teligt 0ugblu0". Gn
gnr1rlel troen0e S6r1onO par nGr pco at fol0e N1<
%1Ggtelie oper ~u9forges" 6orlis. San i~purgte: rSpor-
lcoeS fan @lO gore lligt?" Som Spor pou n1egen 9gng-
ltele og mango @pnrer fit ban ell Grgm ct 2Sno6ltf
Den u1pnlige &er0en og @u0s ltpren0e @isoon og
~&Grli9bc0. San Ioo / Gromme Sc 0p6c Iorte @uuoe
noe peO y%9focfnll"; men Ser por 2ps oper &onoene. gn
Sfare lpienoe Gnglc ipppeoe oper Dem, % cen al Dem
log0e til ben beOenoe Spman0: gu Ifal life pore 6otae.
81 bar blot Set lpnge 6orpeien, og ri bar bait trop(t
rneo at ~forbereoe aft. 81 bor bplot mango ti(6age ira
at reiie me0 bette 5fib; Ioo III Sc fpnr mes, ION
Ifll0e ne0."
Monl}ogOolene 9roen 6oboe gipet Serren lit
Micrte? Seq pe0 BET iffel 5pppet CT rtllet neo. Mon
5m bar iblonOt Dem, ipm @erren bpieoe ia iii o.
Gems StltnO? Seq pes set iffel Spppet er rullet ne6.
Scr bun melem Oe lpffelige, lom Sc lplenoe @ngle 0roq
op al ben ybruienoe @rop"? Seq pes set life! Set
~neorlue0e SGppe binOrer al Snoiigt for os oiSie Sinq.
Seq 6or / or1toGte 8rpIte6iem let ct tort &ors lo-
ltoaret al SOrn og frn0et bpbt neoe Soroen poo en-
gomnel &irfeguoro 9onmorf al en- al Maqoalenes
SlGgtninge, iom luu bup0e 1fpnfet set til ben0e. Sum
fcrte BET lorte &ors meo til Nmerifa o. qun set ienere
til GrGiten. Sopoe W~1ogOolene lprt at flan1re Tia til
&or1et, til Seiu &ors, ga Ntlonter6apets @slqer peo
vNoctol" lltffeOe Jig oDer benoe? Seq peo set iffeI
San pi beO SiDen af rOet lorte &ors" plonte Ell &oa6ets
Stllte po0 6en0es pnn0e 8rop? Seq pe0 Set iffel SGp=
pet CT r11let ne0 % r~llpisbe0" Ell Sen tltrge Sfrift, ION
l9les paa BET.
Mfen ira @ia9ooleneS i%ergelige 2p o. trogiIfe 0eo
lpoer en- olporlig Aoporiel, ct gertnemtrpngenoe &oo6,
Der fan uotpOes meo oisie Orb:
Ser oerfor npie til, 6borleoes 3 pon0re, fife Iont
npiie, men iom pie, ioo 5 fdbe SEN b~eleilige Gio, efter0i
0agene ere onOe" (@fl. 5, Is. 16).
u6lpr Sf9rlepneol" q &or. G., t6).
v0ien fp Sc 1tngoortntelige 9egprinqer; ioq Ser
imoo efter NetfprOigbeo, 5roIfob, a~prligbeo o. sSreo
lonlnen meo Dem, ION poafaloe Serren at ct rent
ajerte4 p sei. 2, 22).
SfnIOe ga NIT 2ip og @ono,
Som er fpbt ioa Opre,
@ipes fen Sotons Saa1o
6or Ell 2pit at Itpre,
gfei ieg peo
gtof 9efeo,
&poroon 9egen enoes,
Seq pil life brun0eS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

@ar ieg for / 5pnOcn iopet,
l1Oi @er0enS ffione Sfpo,
9or ieg lagt nit arme @opeO
Sftc meIlem Spno % 0eo,
9dt jeg er al @er0en feo
2ogt for Seiu Spooer neo,
., s 2ipets foIte Slipper
@lOrig mer ieg eoer ilipper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Ill.

Mon Miogoolene, bette 2etiinOigtpOens % 2~ripoli-
tetens Barn, fife mart par blepen trGt? 2e0en1lio eDc-
loqt al Spnoe1, lol hn oaereOe bar, mon Bun life
mart pilOe begpnoe at l9nge pou Soncr ION 0isIe:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
....... ieg folOt og 6lep tranpet til Gpno,
Suonet, 6eippttet / Sfpnoiel og Spno:
S%iggenOe, banOenoe panfeO' ieg ON,
Solgte min Siel til bper SOBER, ser for1.

Mnq0alene fonl al0riq mere @n0s Sus. GA fine
ganlle @enner BEN oanife MenigbeD nnogif bun orr,
%bnggeligt. Gngang bar bum bog fonlrne1 nleo tIf1n'
geoelnsbe &irfen. Otter 3teoet iulgte YrqitehII Gelf
Itrl betoe poa Sci, talte nogle fprlige oq ~abporenfts
0ro til benOe. Suit iom be peo Spprpeien ifulbe It'll
leg, iug0e bun: rSa, bpor blot on enb leper nj, MaQ=
Dnlene! ol ifal BOG piOe, at Seus enomt ne1ter poa Big
l(nOer Ell fGl, pilO 2atter ipareOe Magoole1le BERTH:
ga Ifol ban, min Sanotenl ogioo fontn1e til at pertte
lunge." llterligbeOens og 6ripoIitetens once Nanoer
6upOe fooet ct polOiomt Gag oen I~toffels %ige.
Set bar ben imoO Sui igen, altioo MogouIenes
onbe1l Sui Nmerifa. Sum bar %6eItu1oig ooorIiot
Seifab; Not og Sag bengif for benoe ne0 Sc pi(oe7te
lloIpGpelicr. Gen 6elige SltIeuften bar bum G!epe1 golt=
tie berrtlet, oq ben SilItono lob bun fre1n % til6uqe paa
@oOen UNDER Noo6 og @oer, Sfrig % 5ln1nel % fit
ct het OpIsb 5tano. Soft Itimleoe iuntnlen, Goli=
tiet blep %tilfolot, og @iagoaIene bIep fprt pea 9oliti=
I~tntionen.
Sanlme Nfte1 begif nogle Negre ct fGlt Woro |;
bette Nabolag. 9e blep grebet % fprt fen paa Sen So
Utilization, bpor NiugOnlere bar. 5 ct @entepprelie
nr bun, fpr Dc 6lep inOint MrreIten, Ianlr1en r1eo
OtsIe poo oobbelt Maaoe iorte llgerningsnGno, bpis
@9roer, Nnitgt og &l9oer bar operipreitet me0 W3erl=
~nClfeblpo. Oteget ti0ligt SulenlOrgell, oa hanoes Glts
nar forbi, bleD 0~fagOalene leslnot. 6pr BET blep Init,
rp1tenbe al &l1loe, lnoplet og iiuifet i'm EunflpOning
lp1ll Dltt I'll Oe1 torQ1 otlltdlte troel10e SD1nOe at Wte1tg=
bc0en, lom tje1te nGr pe0 Wiag0oleps f6rite @ln0s.
Ger blep BUN barnet op, blep paolfet, fit noget at ipiie,
% ben paa 6orn1iOOugen fuIgtes Sc az til S~uleg10S=
tje1eite ben Ounife Strife. Scr MaQbalenes @ebfont=
men0c bop0e 0enne SNtleqlOstieneite lnf inQen 8etp6=
ring; TIL rDpudget % forfiomifet, inm fn bar al iin
9ilts % Nrrctntionen, JOB bun belle Chen.
Senerc fOrtnlte bun, at Bun pon lplitiitdtipnen
ibIonot Sc bloOige Moroere par fon1r1en til at tpnfe
pon, At BET par Sllleoften, % bltn 6oooe Iolnnenlignet
Ocllne benoes anOe1 Sllleoften Anerifn r1eO Ben fprite,
lonl bun feireoe Noret fornO ct ~6pggeligt Stem blon0t
&riIne ON oct ilmpffebe Sl1letrG, bporom man elf rltnot
og long: Ser fomn1e, Seiu, Dine inloa" % unore Sale
ldlmer.
Io, Mogoalene bar iom FIN yfortobte Spn" font
men til ~et Sono langt borte". &enoes Sip bar CD
fen, 6enoes 6eOe Sprnennlf al Sen melt Itinfenbe Nrt
Wlpn bun nogen SinOe ifulOe fonlrlc iii at l1lffe, ION
grorion loOer Spnoerinoen iige:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

Seq 6lep trGt / Ben 9rf,
@por min Sci por ioo ulorf
W}elem 5orne og 5forn,
Seq pil0forne Barn?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

SfuIOe oa NIT 2ip og Nono,
Som er f66t ioa opre,
@ipes fen / Sotons Saano
6or Ell 2pit at itpre,
Nei jeg beo
gfof 9eifeo,
SporOon 9egen en0es,
Seq bill life brpnoes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14

reliable mon and tho ono unfailinS tost
to discover tho weak ones Day after
day como these tests. SO one enioys
them and he who shows tho first sign
of f"ar or Of stampodnc never stops
foot on submarine again.
"Onc drop is enough for t.mid
man said an officer. talking to tho
writer recently. "He wants no moro
or ii and have no moro use for
him. Fear and decentralization have
caused most OF the submarine losses
in France. with 2 boat submerged
the moment member OF the crow
loses his head ho becomes dangerous
IN the history OF our navy We have vct
- lose a boat. and as long as " keep
10 simple plans. a design boat. and
maintain our efficiency and discipline
drills every submerged crew is As Sifo
as though it were on tho surface. The
due 70 an attempt to work with y
number Or DESIGNS. The result has
been nothing but confusion"
$50 that man thcre. in The blue dun
Sarecs." said another officer. speaking
Of the close compa ION ship Of crews
He's tho beat man Two got, hut I'm
sick Of the sight Of him Two had him
next 70 me- so long can tell YOU every
line in his face every mark on his
body. Fine fellow and all that. you
know. but it's Just like a case Of get
ting sick of your best grandmother
Another officer when askcd what in
pressed him most In a submarine said
Grnly: The smells. II isn't any
different than being in the engine
80 hot -, ~ -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
G. W. AUSTIN DEAD.
Familiar Figure in burlington and
First Nail Carrier in Vermont.

The death of George " Austin the
Oldest mail carrier i'm Vermont occurred
Friday morning ~ Waterbury,, "heIe
ne had been under treatment during the
past month. Mr.. Austin suffered from
hardening Of the arteries and mad pccn
IN failing health fo- the past Two years
He is survived by ms wife. who was
formerly Mrs. Elizabeth Butler, ami
three daughters, Mrs -. t.. Gibson
Mrs +. t.. Gaines and Ms. +. Il. Je" eli
all OF this city There are also TIC
brothers, e. II. Austin Of Great Fall
Mont. and Orlando Austin Of ADRIAN,
VI, H.. a nd a sister. MIR. tphraim Brown
Of Providence, L. /.
Mr. Austin until January. i9f. Wa n
the service for p wears being the hrst
mail carrier appointed ia tn" state. Hc
had resided in TINS city since his dis
charGc from the service ia the Civll
War. He was born in st Alhans ~ years
go and resided in that place until he
enlisted in the tiyil Wa
From Tho da, of enlistment a. pr1Na To
in COMPANY r. Is, VI. cavalry. N Octo-
hor 1851 until his muster ont 81 the
United states service in Move t~r 1854
Mr. Austin was present in 81 battles and
skrmishes He was meyer sick or IN 4
hospital except when wounded
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14

of Rochester. y. y. sister Of the groom
and Mss Marjorie Henderson Of tr-
city: tho maid Of honor Miss Grace NJ
ylsllnan. -isjct Of the bridc and tho
bride on the arm Of her father. who cavc
hcr away. They were met at tn" altar
by The clergyman. tho groom and his
best man. Arthur =. Mckinstry of New
York, q ,iassInatc.
The lrid, wa attircd in white pcau
Dc cysuo empire mode, trimmed with
princess lace and a bridal Vcil caugh.
with orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet Of riics OF the valley.
Tho maid Of honor was Sowned in
green slE trimmed with Mcchin lace
and wore "a wreath ~ roses The brides
maid wore white chiffon over green tai
feta and had wrcaths Of maiden hair
form
Following tao ceremony reception AZ
the hon" Of the brides parents, 81 School
tire. O.. from 900 10 ll:ao, was attended
ny about 80 quests. The house Was
trimmed in conformity to the general
ech"m" in Dains and cut flowers ANA
Mrs. Hodge. Mi B'ssoy and Mr. Bold
ing furnished music. In the recc.v ne
line wcrc NJ. and Mr. Cushrnan. Mr..
and Mr.. e. II Carroll. arents OF tn"
groom. tho bride and groom. the maid
o. honor and -, best man. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. g. W kidder
of Shorcham. Miss Hszel NJ. Gates Of
burlington. Miss t'orenCe l.. NuttinG C
Westminster. Mis- May " Hawley. Nix
Alice T.. Harrington and Miss Cora 4.
Miles IT this city. These Young ladioe
were also given seats in the church iust
previous to the entrance OF the bridal
party and followed them from the
church.
Among tho out-of-town guests prcscn:
were Mr. and Mrs Clarcnc" f. Carroll
o. Bochest>r, y V. Nr and Mrs T. ".
NuttiHc Of Westminster. NJ. and Ms.
-. H. Dawson 81 Newport. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Townsend OF Rochester. Mrs. {.
W kidder of Shorcham Arthur r.. Nc
Ministry of Now York. George Roberts,
tr Of Brooklyn. Lawrence Swift OF New
York Amos Thatcher of Auburn. y. Y.
and Hugh Henry Of Chester
Mr. and Mrs Carroll loft immediately
after tie reception for a TWO weeks we'd
ding Trip. after wnr,h they viii reside
n this CITY.
Tho groom is graduate Or Vale in the
lass OF 49, and is o present in the cm-
piov Of tho Robinson Edwards G,umhor
company -hc bride has lived in this
city Tor sovcra! years She graduated
from the darlington hiCN school in tho
class Of iGoi. after which she attended
smith college, one wear
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
A HARD STRUGGLE
Many a Burlington Citizen Finds
the Struggle Hard.

with Il back constantly aching
with distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence is hut struggle.
40 need 70 keep II up
Deans Kidney pills will cure YOU.
William \ Hamilton. Fitzdalc. VI.
say: "Nbout three weeks ago wa= A.
nictcd with kidney trouble and during
tho time suffered great dcdl from back
ache and sharp tvinE"s through my loirs
when stopping or lftitg. My back othcr-
cd m" A. night and whom I arose i'm TIC
moruinc fc't lame and sore | was lam
guild nervous. easily tired and oft IN
mad SUCH eovcrc dizzy spells that my eyc-
sight became hurried Tho kidney score
tjous wore quito frequent I'm action and
contained cors'dora III" sediment Doau's
* fdrov PMS acted like magic in my case.
relieving mo after a fow days usc Tho
contents OF Two boxes made cure that
ha, remained permanent up to the pres.
Ont time. would not ne without Doan $
kidrcl PH's under any consideration.
For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents. FoStcr-Milburn Co.,. Buf-
falo. y. Y. sole agents for the
United States.
Rcmomhcr the Doan S 20
and take no other.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14

Austin then fo.l exhausted from hi
horse
Upon his r"tIrn from TIC hosp tai Nj
Austin fought in tao Shenandoah Valley
in Clusters brigade. Sheridan cavalry
until has muster out of tho United Stat 4.
s'rvico. After tre va he joincJ the
National Guar Of Vermont. Ho w. 4
member of Ia milton Lodge l. O . r.
and Cham0iain Lodge. Il r
The funeral was held at his ls'e home
Sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock and was
private.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
CAPT. HORTON NOW.
Genial Pur~rr Of the vermont win
thereafter Command the Sngamore.

The many friends Of W. n Horton
viii he pleased 10 learn Of his appoint
ment a, plain or the steamer Sycamore
on Lake George 10 succeed tho late Capt
James n. Manyillc. who died from heart
failure n Albany four weeks ago.
Mr.. Horton has been purscr OF tho
steamer Vermont on Lake Cha npain for
tho pas eleven years and his agreeable.
personality and long experience n
catering Ia tn" t-Hveing public
cSprc ialiy fits him for his nov position.
Tho appointment was Dadc in Albany
Thursday at a meeting of the officials
Of the company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
REFORESTING VERMONT.
Nearly 10000 Seedlings VIII BE Avail
able This Spring.

Tbcro are r,w GROWING in tho STATE
r,,reerv forcs, so.d bade ,no-nyi,uats,,.
1870 90 Seeding, and t-,nsnl,ots ur which
abo,lt onc-drr vil, no available for di.
tribution in V.r,pont This srrinr accord-
inc to tho tor,,s nf thc law nassod nv
tine last Legislature OF those l05 n,o mr.,
White nirc o, an arc rod niro a on az.
Scotch nine NM arc other conifers and
"a an arc locuqe
sill l,rro, ,I,r,irc ~ oo,,tors nar.
L. whit. nfro ,iu M, made ,b,. vco, far
d,.t-,hr,ior j., mo
Last ,oa- .,o,, IA, 40 s,ed,i,-. ,,.o,o
roiscd t',c ,arco., r,,, noirc u,i,c ar1
,od ,iro with . cou c.>..L ,,tr. .,rd o,.or
oro-h.if ~ ~, ,,bi,o ,i,,,. no-o a. o,,o
'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14

7'h" prospects for league base hall
IN Rutland arc discovered 10 bc hope
less. Towns which RUTLAND mon tried
10 interest in IN project turned il
down. Among the lemons handed the
eager promoters were selected fruit
from North Adams. Gl"ns Falls, Pitts
hcld, IIoosick FalIs schenectady, San
dy I'M and Burlington.
"Sho was simpIv after money and
now she has got il >hc is COINS back
10 New York. is what Henry a. Fer
guson Of Rutland has TO say about the
visit to his city of u woman calling
herself MIR. II Bartlott." hut who
was known in Rutland several years
. go as Edna Temple Mr.. Ferguson
married Emma Eastman about a year
as" and this other woman appeared on
tn" Sconc last week and eta aimed to be
Fcrguson's wife. Tho woman had a
reputation not of tho best while shs
lived in Rutland
~. /. samson. proNrictor Of tho Lake
View House IN Tire own OF st Alhans.
has received a letter from L. $. soma
tor Stewart which indicates that in tho
not distant futur. Canadian soinc
shing IN Lake 'hamplain viii nc
stopped hy International treaty Eati-
ncation 10y Great britain is all that
romans to- put IN" terms Of tho con-
vcntion into effect Three seiues.
which wore being operated under tho
bridge last wcck between West Swan
ton and East A1hu-,h. wsrc seized by
Fish and Game Warden Stinchour
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
THE
CHELSEA
CONFEDERATION

has clearly demonstrated. once again
that the majority % people carry too
little insurance. The proper tine t.
look up your insurancc matters Is
now II YOU are insuNictrntly IN
surcd you should take ir,m"i-
late steps to fully protect vour-
self The strong stock and mu-
tdal companies and nc rock
bottom rates offered by this
agency should surely in
duce You to look us UP,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
APPRECIATED IN FRANCE.

Tho IL Eipolin Building. situated On
wharf beside the Seine River, Paris,
France. was recently rooted With OR
Compo- rubber roofing. Samples free.
Strong Hardware Co. Burlington. VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14

Stnps ,aracnc in two minutes,
toothacho or pain of burn or scald in
fly" minutes; hoars"ntSS. ono hour:
muscleachc two hours; sore throat.
twelve hourS-Dr Thomas Eclcctric
.bil. monarch over pain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
VERWON7 NOTES :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


! house at Newport is completed
| Benjamin Ecattic az South London
! derry was separated from 5000 in Boe-
ton last week IVY crooked horse
| trade.
| A. r. Eisse'l. a native of Rutland who
died rcccntlv at cleveland, ohio, SCR
Ncd IN company Is, 18TH Vermont Nc
won't West after four years in the
army.
| Crossing he railroad yard AT Rutland
Thursday morning. William Wc'ch.
| blacksmith. was struck by a shuntcd
| freight car and mis- left leg cut of below
the knee.
The village of Randolph has voted 10
| increase its fro company from - to 30
members and 10 pay tho chief engineer
81 annually ana tho Ere wardcns so
! each a year.
Tho g." worth Of flags bought for the
choos o. Follows Falls by vote Of IL,
! citizen, have hccn distributed. ono iX1
| foot hics from each school building and
! every school room has = good szcd silk
| tag FOR interior purposes.
Mrs julius j. r;stcv Of Hrattcboro
! and hoy lifelong friend, Mrs T.. J.
/ Post Of Now York, viii sail for t.u-
rope Juno g. They rlsn To bc abroad
! las. .,,top,on,io
Four cases Of smallpox arc reported IN
! tire family of Jesse Aincs or Whiting.
! It appears tuat no physician was called
I H"'il AL the casrs developed and II is
-aid that t.'c Wuoic nclEhhorhood has
! Governor Proctor has appointed \.
| L. Gardner % Pownal a leading bust
ness man Of Bennington county.
| member or tho state board of agricul-
| turc to succeed A. 6. ApD!eby Of Ben
! ninEton. deceased.
I Ira Morse If orwell dropped dead at
{ Leicester Junction Thursday white ON
his way to Rutland to testify III county
court case. He was about ~ wears old
| and is survived by wife. three dauEh
! tors and two sons. Tho funeral was he'd
at Orwell Saturday
! TN" Vermont Map" sugar Makers
| association = sending out a handsomo'>
| Illustrated 12-page book with cover IN
! ,,.i .+i . 49, .,t 80
| p,,, , ,
~, c..,
%cv york cxncrts have comniotc,I
the installation Of 10 stained glass
u.jndo,ye in 81 Francis dc ealos C,hur.n
at Pennington Tho, represent an out
| Jay o' several thousand dollars and
are considered IA" equal Of any out
| side the larger cities.
'''N' VII" r'tIr'' '"S'
WIN - ''''"| Jerk o. hr"'''"poTo
- war ~ ""''' n'"9'd nu' on"
"'"' "''''"s o' IN" a'''HS during
''' ''"' '''"' "'i" '"' ""S """n No.
VS. "" s'' a. 'o'' ~ ~ S"''''os"
An Indian skeleton was uncovered
on 'hc Vermont Shor" OF the connect
icut river below Bratticboro last week
Whii" an excavation was being made
Tor tn" anchorage OF guy cable
High water has continued to delay
construction on the DIE dam
n,,,,,i.. - :, c.t,.. 49, o.,--,..
Eastern Herald is now getting out his
| PAPER temporarily in Whitehall. y Y
| 't' Us making ARA OGemonts 10 publish II
! iu an "f'ico Of his own, probably at
| DANNY. NJ Scni,N started IN" paper in
BURLINGTON and moved it to Rutland
/ . lstf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
LIFE ON THE SUBMARINES
C"'d in Winter. Hot In summer and
the Quarters Arc Like a strait
Jacket


W 'I'''@ ~ q Sldu occasion. FOR all
around JOY II beats even the coming Of
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Cincinnati Oct 29.--The feature of the card at Latonia today was the fourth event. a handicap al one mile. Hanbridge, second choice in the bet ting, jumped to the front at the start and never was headed, winning a drive by a length from Miss Sain. the favor ite Lens easily took show money from Mortiboy. Track fast.
 First race five urlongs-Home Run, IOS. CHeideD. to 1 won; Olive Ely, IO5 (Martin), to place second; third. Time I:0S Is. Light Blue. Cbalice She Wolf, The Missus. Elsium Rose5urg II Athena Claibourne and
 Miss Sewall ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-Merrick. II (Butler). : to 10 won, Severus, I02. (McGee) to l place second; Lady Carol. lO2. (Martin), ? to show third. Time TIA 45. Lizzie MacLean, Harold Hall and Robin Hood ran.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Grande Dame 97. (Glasner), 13 to won; Snake Mary. 97. (MeGee). to ? place second; Camille M, 102. (Deverich). to 5 show third Time 1:27. Autumn Wind, Donna H. Mamie Fletcher, Miss Cassie, Top Lofty. Purant, Spring Heel, Orien- tai Queen and Miss Felix ran.
 Fourth race. mile-Hanbridge 99 (Martin). to ? won; Miss Sain. 115 (Troxler). ? to 5 place second Lens 1O5. CMcGee). out show third Time 1:3s 3-5. Mortiboy ran.
 Fifth race one mile-All Red, 109 (DeverichD. to 1. won, Dispute. 103 (Glasner). ? to 1 place second; Alice Baird 113. (Butler. 1 to 2 show third. Time l;40, Glading Belle. Floreal.