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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
Gum g4cibuGd,tsfcit

Critic @cihccrlmg bcllte in 6nro'9
EpcrnbouS. 5000 gciilltc
Striimpic un0 &unocrtc 4llppcn
- 3wcitc @cihccrumN Inion8a
nGditcr ISOLDE im YNturDlonba
Ebcofcr," - 1ruu Sucoh@' @cil-
nuht@oiner.
Gic Weibno6t2b cihccrllnA bcginnt
id)DlI belltc Hud)nlitta0. III 6oro'@
Cpcrnhuu0 miro Der yGmptp Stodr
ing Glub" 1000 poblgciilutc Striln.
pie oil cbgnio piclc Sinner uertbcilcn.
ur0 bic WfGodJcn crbnltcu 5uocnl
Yllppcl. Die GnInclL 60 al Der
Sail. uurcn gcitcrn nit Dem 6iillen
Der Striimpfc %beid)dfti0t. @crtronr
WtorbnrNb Don scr Blonde Malib
S6catcr.Go." miro Der Santa Claus
lcin. Gin &nubctdor iingt Ncihs
nudtSlic0cr mo nlti Der Niibnc miro
Gin AroBcr Gbriitboum int 2id)ter-
Glun5c %crltruhlCrl.
Ter helltigcn Ncihcerlm1 III GSnro'0
NpcrnbnuS folNt al Dem lcbtcn Gage
Dor benz @cibnutt@icitc nic @cldce-
rillQ arncr Sinner i'm .WnrDluho-
Sbeutcr" niti Soften 0c> Nerrn %aa.
=. &crnon. 3ugleid) babcn Die aiE
Der 0ua Ger9niiacn, ser Nnd)nlit-
ta2aporitcuung hea Sbcotcro beijll
lnohncll.
Gruu Nclrp Barton ,&uCobq triiit
Torbcrcitun9cn tilr ou@ jdbrlidc
Neihlud)tsbi Diner, ooa lie oen Notcn
jungen Der Selcgropben Wcicllihui=
ten III ibrcm @cinl an ltoult &cr.
non Elncc ON @cihnnd)tetugc Qit3t
Is gicbt babel audi cine %nlOruiIlc
N%lIfiibrung.
Die StroBen b@cginnen lid icbt mt
Snmelbalnlcn 81 iilucn, Salt all
allen Gclebtcu S~trnbcueden limo tic
ollt9clteIlt. mo rcd)t pielc idon &c
iuud)lcnc GrempIurc bciinoen lid GA
rlntter. Ter Ercia ocriclbcn lit nic
inl lcttcl Sabre.
Sclttc bcAlnlt Ole Mcin1tcbr Der
Stlloclten oui bcn Noltimprcr Nodl
id)nlcn fiir hic @cihuod)tajcit, una
Die Gtlcnbabncn habcl Iid filr 0tn
Grp0ua Oorbcrcitet. Gle 3uhl ser
hcrtc mo mor0cn ohrciicnocn Gin
nelten miro auI lm9ciGbr 1000 1t
ifGbt. Gas Hcoboop Gouicrputo
riltm id)lieBt ober crit am %. Gcicm
Der 49, nGd,iten Mittpod). GoIirl6t
hat ilbcr 1900 Sdiiler, 0orunter ct
Lido CHS Dem ierhcn McItcn mo Gil,
Den.
Pm SEN @cibnud tamoun
@ie6es Gbriittinoden. &d) bin cil
WGodlcn mn ! Sabre alt; bite,
brinqe mir oils Standardization
Shrei6tiid) nit @cihid,tenbud,, ciu
Shullnd nit pielcn 9lciitiitcn, EN-
llclie@ Alei6. Snid)entiiher. Striim.
pic, &an0ifubc. cine Eltppc NM
luCnn es nidlt 81 uirl lit, eincl Sin.
0%crring. SUDDEN 3udcruert mo
Ntiiiie; aud miinidle id, mir eilrcn
idOrcn GbriItborm. I'D Mil rcd,t
brou urlO fleiBig icin, Bite. berger,
aud meinc liebcn GItcru uid)t. u
qriiBt Gid Seine Grcrmoir Morr
9upfr, 9tr. 1911. Horos9etbcl. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
SDfnlbcridltc nus @aibinatou.
@runo in cincm Hcoic
rnn4s WebGnbe.

- I " ~ ! u \ III II l u | u
rnn8S 8ebGuoe.
Gllrd 6cltcr, lucldcS an Mtittiuod)
4bcno III elmer 8cIcpbol 9itoe I'M
f%ilnften Stodlpcrt bcs @cb1llocS Scr
8%eoIogiid)eu &crneiilna on Der s.,
robe fl. StraBc, ursbrodl, ridjtetc
cinen Sfaocn bon $4,000 bis $50.
600 an. @ifti9c Gopicrc mlrr6eu in
Der IeBtct Dlilnlte nod gcrettct.
Eoli5tlt crihiebt il Of.
Goiparo Sunlt, cin 80 Sabre oltcr
EoIi5iit, criboB iif, bette I'M Stn.
tl%onSDnulc, tlrj nodJocm or itd) 5lllll
Gicnit 9cmeloet bate. Gr iogtc lid
bic alt8el OurA oeu N}lulb ms @e,
birn blncin. Ter 500 trat olli Dem
@cJc nod Dem Noipitol ciu. Gr bin.
ucrIdbt feline Sermanotc in @aibing-
ton. Gin Vrllocr uoll ibnL, Eotrid
@unt, mobut IN NortIon6, Moinc.
@roBer SonOuerfouf.
Ser oils Ser Warihnai fe 9totIob
bcfomte, 100000 GrnorotiuB cnt
boltcn0c 9onocompIcr an Der Siio-
Ieite Der n%crIdn9crten Ecnnlplponio.
9Iucnlc lit BON Scr nllniteo StoteS
NcoltD 60" %crItnn0cl norben, Die
icbt oli elmer 20nIe pon elmer MiciIc
oos Sono olti beioen Scitcn ber4cm-
IpIponio- Aueulc ci9net. las 2ono
loll iofort iiir Den 9au bon Souiern
bcr1cridtet iper6ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
227 N. sSomoroltr. (lube Sorutoao).
Siaia! @cibuadJtsfarten! @ilig!
Yuspcrfauf.

TentId)e 8eibnofts. lno Ge,.
%iohrstnrten, IN biibid)er Nus iiibrun9.
5uln hoIbcn Erciic. IeltidIc Heit-
iohra .Eolttortcn 15c. bnS Grbcno.
S~pielfnrtcn in 2eocr.GtltiS, Sdrcib.
papicr inaiItfen. Gigarren-Gtltis 10
nie onS gauge nod iibrige Eager Don
@itte & So, 81 biibihel @eibund)ts-
@eihcntcn gceiBnet, obiolllt inter
ao~itcnpreis, On Gigentbiimcr jest i'm
M0beI. @cid)1it. Cine %icltenc @eIe.
gcnbeit.
Treberif @itte.
227 q. .6olroroItr. (nabe Saro.oao).
(363)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
. TIr 0eibnadten

GeIoienoungen nod 8eutitlano
unb SeItreif . l1ngarn iider uno
ifnen beiorgt. 5, 10 utb 20 Warf.
iopie 10 unb 20 aroner Sdeine
gu perfoufen.
3hcp. s. 1ieuer e g.,
Nr. 217, Ei.Yoltimore'S traSe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
SofalberidJte ans Waibinstun.
Sebbel'S cinsiaes Ntelter.

@ir baben MIR Gin Atelicr in Bal.
timore, mnS bes beiinbet iid in Der
Gtase 81 ebener Grbe, Nr.321, Nurb.
8as., nabe Sisb.Str. ainbcr.Ybo.
tosrapbiem cine SpesiaIitGt. = Seine
Asenten mno feine9 rsppsn ~ iteiseu.
8. Se6bel. 6. Grni. 8eiMGttsfabrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
Sbeo. ). 1iencr & 60.
2t7 EtraEe.

Geittides itno anberes aiisl1nois
ides @elo sefauft unb perfa,ift.
Geloienbungen beiorst nod 9eutihp
lano, Seitreif, HubIn,o II. !. 10.
@ediel ausgeitcIt anf ausIdnoiide
ganfen. Grebitbriefe uno sranelers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
Nm bic Damon.

Surge Eamen. peIt1e. n,obetne e4neiteriuuft
fein. pobii1 fid oafiir az tueneen.. Gle brandei
rur bel SRI. Ma. SnberS, sr. 00a, geeH.eara.
tpgn. etrate, oorsufprectea. tbrefl gameu ais
Ser forteefnrifienften Mettobe, Gle erbaiter
auberberi eriinbIiten uuterriAt TN 8uf1nets
ben. @etr Itberale Bebtneunasn, III. n.
tuters. VT. sea. Meh.eassioeaseteatG
(37e-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
Nus Mpdlcnblatt.

0ic @odcnult91obc bcS oGelttldl.l
Gorrciponocntcn" crIdcint hcutc. Sic
cnth1lt oic bollptiG1lihitcu 9ruiGfci
ten. sic ser GeIcQropb unO Dos &obcl
mQhrcn0 Der Mod)c brudItcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
tInterbaItnngs . @egneiier.

,4inSrmie" - Abe Gjreat 9ieios".
nauottprium"-- MiorHiug, Boon Gno gIant"
uSlancN's" &C., Cure ShCi Gam.
Norris" - a5bc 5ct".
,,0jnnctp" -- Starts glulaHloaO Wlrlc@.
,,0unioaD" - oSbC Cutldp'3 Glrtitrae".
,gu6iu'e" - Sulocpluc Ulo GRANDCHILDREN
,Rarnlluo" - Hcttb'5 agUl Gtar" sSGuoc.
bile mo GRANDCHILDREN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18

fir ue.hc3 oie Stabt in 1903 1925
900 be}nbIte, III 1906 pom ibm aui
sic Nilfte oieier Slrmmc beIpertbet
ipur0t.
Ser 2unuuIt ser @orretsGompoae
ME, @iuiam Sbepbero @rpon, las
oieIcn @rici nit lroGer Nuimerfiam-
fcit uno ia1tc, oar cr iiber teiIcn 5n-
bait fcinrn Gommcutur nladjen Mir
DC. Sic Ncamtrl Der Gpnnpagnie
piiroen o6cr, foQs lie 8rn. Carriers
inb icinem Bath irIItcn feline Mus
iugcn iibcr 0cn g3ertb bea 9cIiBtbuntS
MAIDEN, Gr babe peritd)t, &rn. 8ern-
oro Garter jit iebcrL Opdl lei oerlelbe
nit cinem 9rp5eB Ocr0rttg bclfottlgt,
ooB or bo5ilA gcitcru nid)t in Stanoc
mar mo alldl berrtc nidlt lem luitroc.
Sr. @acticr Crml0crtc,- oub cine
Torluolung Der 9conltcn Der Morren-
GompnAnic, lofts lie oui ibrcr Mcigc-
rlnB, InaGben iibcr Oclt &crtb Ocs
VcjtBtblma 81. mIadGt, brIlcbcn loll'
ten, 10 mrltiJ @crtb buttcL ooB e.
00o Bette mdrc. 0iC't,brt %ilbcrhuupt
llld)t 5ll ncrnchmCll.
Qurolti pcrprod Nr. @rDon. oab
&r. &ulbmiu ifriit.ihr 2IuffIGrm.
gen ilbcr bic 100000 @~crtbiro1c
acbcn milroc. @iermli ioI8tc Ncrto,
QlnJ bis bClltc Nldnuittog 3 llhr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
3ie @arreH,ltnterindrnHg.

Scr @aiierbch6roc, $50. Str0b-
nlcpcr mo Q}itHcll. ullf Dem 3elt,
gCuiton0. -- Stills Stu0tprotrrd'
for Hitd)ie protcitirt Gcgelt DE
Noltung Der @cumten Der @arr
rCrr %GOnpugnle.
Ole @urrcn lutcrilld]un9 Dor Dem
Spciiul Gon1itr Oc3 Sta0trntbc@
uubm gcitcrn AIutmittug ibrcu Sort
gang, um0 tplrOcn ultBer oeu WitGIie'
ocru ser Wniicrbcb0roc, Ben 0crrcn
Gboa. :. Wtitdlcl unO 5. Ncnrp
StrobmeDer, 0fopor Wtnbool uCrnonlt
men. Ser mittigite Gunft Ser Ser
bnn0llulgcn mar ubcr elmer gebora
4 uiihtcr Yroteit 0ca Stills Stuotpro'
trotora Nitdic qegeu ocu BON bcrt
WcnnItcn Der @orrcn 9%onlpognie Gin
gcnommencu Stan0pmlft, nid)t9 iibcr
ocn Mertb Der 6obrif etc. uil95uin.
Qell. Nertc miro mnbridcinlid >Slt-
0cllicur Guit ullf Den 3cugcuItanO
gcrllfcn mcr0cu.
MuDor Mubool modbtc Ca tlur, 00B
cr luc0cr Elm Wtit0lico Der M0iicrbc.
bGr0c lei, nod iei CT iibcr Den lSar.
rem g[nfarli 81 Hatbc QcioQcn luoroeG.
Gr IultBtc 5tuor, BOB &crban0Iumgcn
I'M @on0c luorclt, Oodl lei linn Der
Ercia BON $725,OOO ME }lIr Nc0utod)
tuna poroelc0t luor0rr. Nr. G,llit
babe linn bon Der $4,000 Siicrtc
lrno ipGtcr uon Dem uc%reinbartcn
YreiS pom $725yWO ubiilglid) bon
100000 iijr Wictbc Wiittbcilrul0 &c.
modt. Itc Muiicrbcb0rOc lei ndni.
lid) BON Der StuQtaQcictgcbumg nit
mnbcid)rGnftcr @eluoIt iiir Ocn Dan
Oc9 Hcicruoirs u19lcitattct ipor0cr.
Gr tonne oncrOinQ9 ilid)t iugctt, Oh
Inn Ole MittbciImlgcu itber Den Nn
tuui Dor o0cr nod NbIdlltB hcliclbcn
gcnluht tpllrocn. Gr babe obcr tct
uCn NntbCil an Der ii Stdn0c gcfonl-
mcncn &%ereiubuulnN Aebubt, Giclc
Batter bcuniprllht, Den c~ritcll Tor.
ifylug liir Ole int Script 1907 bcgon
nencn l(ntcrhou0lmnNcu NIT 8olti'
more Gountp Qcmot)t 81 hobcnL 10
mcit CT lid) crinncrc, mare Die critic
Ynrcqllng bicr5lt 0urd Die 3eItlnlge!I
Ncfomnlcll. Gic Wurrcn.G onlpa91lc
bGttc lid obcr an 0ieien Gonfcrcn5cn
nit Baltimore County 1ld)t bethel
liQt, bod lei Inn Die Sbatlotc be
fulmt aeluclclL 0aB Die &crbdr0lnn-
gen nit Der Mdrrcn Gpmpa8nlc Dor
0enI ShlllB Der StuotHs @clcb1cbu1a
81 cincnt 0iinltigen Nbld)ll,B gcIongv
ten. Gr babe fcill llrtbeil 0arllbcc
aebobt, Oh Oicie V%ercinbarun9 lpel't
ipar oocr nidlt. Die Nudlrld)t lpnror
linn bon Srn. Gllf ilberbrdd)t, ood)
bitten Die Wtitalleocr Der MoIlersHc'
borOe nic NIT linn oorilber Nclprohcn.
&l ocn nit Den Tertreterli baltimore
GountD'$ ohgebaltclcll 5lpet Come
rcnicll ipllroc Die Worrcn-S ltlldtloll
1,fd,t rrnnhut Scr WnODr prtnl1Crtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
Fir @ethnadlten nnD Neujahr.
Saeub Sdlilo e. So.
glia. Saffurtbcr, Giaentfmer

Emporium uro 5dl1oIer nit
-Weinen uno 9iauoren-
406--40S Sii.8nneite. Strabe.
9eite1ungen fir 6annilieneebroilf'
nmo McItaurationen peroen prompt
beiorgt. Gc5i5-SmD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18

Bic @eibnadJtssS aiiun lit Jest IN
cpllcm Sd,lunna, nno NQc, bic ielbit
mir gcrinac Wittcl labrn, mcrScn
ibrcn Gicben jest Gin Weidrnf MAIDEN.
Sod, mir ipltcn bic Sbatiad)c nid)t
anfcr IdJt ~laiicn, baf man bcs innc=
ren McmidJcn nif;t u%ergeieu iOate
nnb cs fir i'm fcin paiicnocrcs &c
Id;enf gicbt, ais Gin Sraftat ppn icbr
ieinen Sclifateiicn. 9ieie iiro uatiir=
lid, ant Den StGnbcn upn
Wm. 81. SnDbcr,
757 nnb $50 Gerinstun.M arft,
Gfc Eaea-S trafe,
Saltimore's f%iibrenSen Sabrifantcm
OOn Wnrit nub Scr fciniten Telita=
tciien-S pe5ialitGtcn, 81 babcn. Sic
Nnslagc anf nnicrrn @erfanfs1tGnSen
an Mnrfttaacn lit itcts bic srofar=
tigite unb Elm blpRcr Inblif crreat
ben Nppctit. @ic bcitrebcn ms itcts,
ons gcitc i'm Warft fir uuicrc Tabri-
fate 81 %fanfcn unS aus Oicicm@runSe
fOnncn uir Waaren beritclen, bic in
EnalitGt nno 8eidymaf Scnen pielcr
Mnbcrcr iibcrlegrn iinb. WGbrcab
oeS iibriaen WonatS lucrocn nnicrr
Stanoc Den aan5rn Sag mnS am
Samitas nmb TcicrtaBs : %orabcnocn
Nbenbs often iein. llnicrcr Samitags,
SPECIALIZATION 9iebt es biclc; anf Die
folacnocm lcnfen ,uir Sbrc beionSere
Nmfmcrfiamfeit: v&cal Guaf," yGnnd,
Hull," gcbatcnc Shinfen, 8Gnir.
Gebrrumrit, Sriiffcl-2 ebcriunrit, Sur
Sclcn-Gebcrwnrit, impurtirte Wctt-
Murit, ertra feline Sdtueinsfleiidl-
Wmrlt nnb anoerc. (353)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18

IS pcrlouiclc ocitcrl,, Dob Ntcr'
bauietretGr Milion oic &ieh Gltoroil
tGrc fiir Wurplnlto III Der llad)ltci
@odlc 'uobrid)cillid monlt3lrel
nnirN ~ --- L.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18

oampicr mltrOcn I'LL icincr 3iiIic ob'
1ciunOt.
o0trigo" bauarirt.
Nod elmer pon Ria &oneiro cilt-
8ciauIencn 0cpcld)c Lief Dos omcri-
toniitr Sdiii rGirigo," Captain
@co. @ooOmiu, ooS ON 26. Sttober
bon baltimore nnd 0ouollllll obfubr,
iencn 0aicn 5lueta &nruabme bon
Rcporotllren an. Gu3 Nnot erlitt,
etuo ietIs Sngcreiicu bon Rio ga,
nciro cnticrnt, cin &ef uno bate II
SUB @olier I'M Yaocroltl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
nNiriAn" hnnarirt.

mltrOcu III icincr 1iilic ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18

SNultCHu WI tSuurl ulttul utH uliulla
tiid)cn S5can berrid)ten b%c'tGnoig bel
tige meltlihe Stiirnic bel mGd)tig
bobcm Secgnng, 10 oab Dos Sd)lfI
piel @aIicr iiber 9orb llabnl. Illd)
ser Melt Der Neiic bon Den 9tcililtno-
lauo.9dnfcn bis eillc1 Cog Dor Den,
Ginlouieu IN Die Bal NOR ltiirnniid,,
ieocd) bette Der @ino on StGrfc nod).
geluiien. Del elmer Gurdidnitts.
Sobrgeid)pilloigteit BON #. &nptell
mlrbe bic HeiIc III t3 Sngcn lnb fl
Stunben 5urilfgelegt.
2ie Sfii5ierc oes Campers iinb:
Gapit1n u. Srouc, T.. Siii5ier M.
Spangenberg, .. Siii5ier &. Gorocs,
,. Siii5ier q. StegcImann, 3. Git
5ier g. 9egcmann, T.. Offi5ier %.
Sdllopsnics. Sberntnid)iniit Srg. $.
Noes, aer5te: Gr. @crner nlo Sr.
Sopfiner. Trouiantrneiltcr ". Sic
ucrs, SberItelparb 8. Seriiia. Sbcr-
tod) $. Sad)molln.
3rnt eritei1 Mol IN baltimore lit
Ser brittle Sfii5ier, Sr. O. @c9emonn,
Der bisber aili ben @ergnilgmgs.
Gumpicr .Dnoe" 5lpiifcn 9rcmcrha.
ben unb Horbernep iilbr.
.Vrooflinc" aufgcluucn II.
Ter 9ampfer .grooflpne" Don Der
,ltniteb i5ruit Co." Der am Mittpod)
0ormittas bon bier mad, Nort 9tnto.
nio, Snnlaica, obilibr. lit ali ben
Soutbeait . 9Gitfen, niht nett ilnier.
boI6 goofia Toint. auiaelalien; ie.
bod bofft mani, oenietben balo nieber
ilott ,,t hcfommen,, Mebrerc Shlepp-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT
IN VOLUME OF TRADE

New York, Feb. 21.--R. G; Dun &
row will say:
Further slight improvement is noted
in the volume Of trade and confidsn CO
I'm the future is also greater. but prog
rcss is slow. Buyers have attended
the primary and jobbing markets in
large numbers. placing fair orders for
spring goods although the disposition
IS still to restrict operations to small
quantities. u,-on which prompt ship
m"nts ar" usually urged. Manufacture
ers anticipate early supplementary or
ders ho viewer, as the pressure for
quick delivery is considered endorse
mcnt Of the general belief that stocks
are low More mills and factories
have resumed and il is announced that
many other plants will open next
month while lower costs of construc-
tion revive consideration Of plants for
extensions and now buildings that
were postponed last fall. Railway
earnings thus far reported for Fcbru-
airy were 15.9 per cent. less than in
1907. but securities recovered moder-
atclv after touching a low point on
Wednesday
Commercial failures this week in tho
United States are 1914 against $50 last
week $50 tho preceding week and IL
tn" core spending week last year.
Failures in Canada number sc against
IS last week, As the preceding week
and 81 last year
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

Tho Rutland Railroad company has re-
comfy brought an action by way Of a
bill Of intorpieaaer in the court Of
chanccry for Addison county for the pur-
pose of compelling Frank J. Hubbard.
the Middlebury National bank. and tho
law firm Of Davis q Russell to show
title to the fund Of 5000 now awaiting
disbursement from tho troasurer's office
OF that company in settlement of the
suit Of Frank ] Hubbard VS.. the Rut-
land Railroad Co. for Injuries result
ing from the alleged negligence Of the
railroad company at Ncrccnnes De-
cenlber /, 1906, and recently affirmed
in Mr.. Huhhards favor at the Janu-
airy term Of the supreme court. when
the Judgment OF the supreme court
was handed down. Mossrs. Davis and
Russell flied with he defendant lien
on the Judgment Cor the purpose Of
sourng TO them the payment of their
charges as attorneys in tho case and
claim that out of This sum they
are entitled to the sum of Sc 600 Thomas
W. Molonoy Of Rutland, was associated
with Davis & Russell and the 5000 is
understood TO include his services in the
case Owing to the belief On the part Of
Mr.. Hubbard that the charges were I'M
reasonable. he filed with tho railroad
company notice to the effect that the
Judgment was not 70 he paid over to the
firm Of Davis & Russell and further
notified the COMPANY that his former
attorneys. including Mr. M1loney, were
discharged by him. and that on and
after that date his interests would he
looked aftor ny charles A. Earle of Mid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
Distribution Interrupted and
Movement of Grain Smallest
in % Months.
COAL TRADE WAS BENEFITED
Likewise Thnt In Rubber Goods ana
Shocs---Wintcr wheat Vow Has
GOOD Observation-Disclosures At
fairs Show Little Change
Collections Are BETTER.

New York, Fob. cl.-Bradstrcct's
state of trade tomorrow will say:
Widespread stormy weather has had
the effect OF dulling distributive trade
interrupting railway traffic and restrict
ing the movement OF grain to market to
the smallest volume in - months. In
addition, floods in the Ohio and tributary
valleys have restricted operations for n
time. on the other hand the heavy
precipitation of rain in the West and
later OF snow has had n favorable effect
upon winter wheat which now has a
good covering and the coal trade In
the West and retail trade in rubber
goods and shoes have been benefited.
Jobbing tradc. Judging from the reports
received, continues as recently noted. n
good sized aggregate OF small orders
for immediate or near shipment being
reported at leading markets. Millinery
demand with staple goods preferred to
novelties Retail trade is now at n
transition point and is quiet as n whole.
Talk of reduction in wages by railroads
and others is widespread. Industrial af-
fairs show little change, with shut
downs or short time about counter
balancing assumptions. Collections are
a trifo better but requests for extern
sions arc still numerous
business failures for tho week end
ing February % number 32G against 33s
last week. III in the like week Of 1907.
lSG in 1906. 90 in 1905 and 80 in 1894.
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DEATH OF SEN. LATIMER.
Ills bowels Twisted and Operation DID
Not Hiring RciIcf.

Washington, Fob. Ex-senator Asbury
c. Latimer Of South Carolina died at
Providence hospital at 9:1G a. m, to-
day of peritonitis. lie had been at the hos
ptal since Sunday last when he under
went an operation for appendicitis. It
was then discovered that he was suffer-
ing with far more serious aiinent. The
bowels had become twisted and his con-
dition was found to be such that sur
gcons held out little hope for his re-
covcry He rallied, however, and his
progress was satisfactory until seven
o'clock last evening when steadily he
began to grow worse. At midnight it app
pcarod that recovery was impossible
The members Of the senators family
were with him when he died, having been
informed that there was little hope that
he would survive tho night. Colonel
Ransrlell, sergeant at arms Of the Senate,
at once made arrangements for the re-
moval Of tho body to the Latimcr homo
at Bolton, South Carolina. The journey
was begun tonight
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ADM'L EvANs's CONDITION.
Expected lie win Assume Command
When Fleet Reaches MagduIcna.

Washington. Feb. 2o-Whilc not yet
formally advised by Rear Admiral
Thomas that he has assumed command
of the Atlantic feet, the officials Of the
navy department were expecting some
such announcement as that made by the
press on the basis of preceding reports
Of the fleet on the condition of Rear
Admiral Evans These reports do not in
dictate that no admiral is suffering from
any permanent incapacity; he is simply
again a victim 10 almost periodic attacks
OF rheumatic govt from which he mas
suffered for many years and which are
directly dr' To the crippling injury he
received at Fort Fisher during the Civil
War. Before he sailed from Hampton
Roads Admiral Evans was confined to his
stateroom, 50 that nearly all OF the
heavy social duties incident to the gather
ing Of the big fleet and it's departure
developed upon his subordinate admirals.
But Admiral Evans himself, although
confined to his bed or his invalid chair'
directed nearly all of the details con-
nected with the assemblage and sailing
Of the fleet.
His condition improved materially on
the voyage southwark from hampton
Roads, but prudence prevented him rom
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Mcfarland Block Destroyed with
@ Loss of $4,000; Insur-
ance $4,000
TENANTS LOST EVERYTHING
sc,rn Families on Three Upper Floors
Carried No Insurance and BurrIy
saved Their own Lives
FLAMES swept ip Grain
Elevator shaft.

H.rdwick. Feb 2o.--A most disast.
rous fire occurred here this afternoon
when the Mcfarland block on Wolcott
street was destroyed, causing a loss
of about $4,000 with $4,000 insur-
ancc.
The block, which was four stories
high. was built by +. r. Rand of East
Hardwick, who met instant death
about two years ago while at work in
the building. About a year ago A. NJ
Mcfarland bought the building and
had conducted a -four and feed bust
ness on the first floor. Tho upper
floors were occupied by seven tenants
ali Of whom barely escaped with their
lives. none of their household effects
being saved
The fire caught in the furnace room,
and went up through the grain ele-
Vator shaft which was in the center
of the building. Mr. Mcfarland had
zoo tons of feed in the building and
number of carloads OF grain and
little of his stock was saved. lie
alone carried any insurance, the loss
sustained by all the tenants being
total.
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