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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HAP.UWICK.

The last meeting this reason Of Fort
nightly culture club was held ut Mrs.
w. A. buttons Saturday afternoon
Mrs. James Lunge Of West Burke has
been spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. w. W. Marshall,-C. r.
Davis, who has been spending few
days with his brother In Leomster,
Mass, expects TO return homo Monday
evening and Mrs. f. y. Webster
have been in Littleton. y. H.. called there
by the death of his father-J. W. Noble
has moved to the frank Taylor house On
Dewey street-Mrs. T. G. Kinney of
South Hero Is visiting at II. p. Gle
ment's.-The condition Of Mrs. c. c.
French who underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the hospital Wednes-
day. IL very favorable.-The Rev. L. A.
Wilson arrived from New Haven, Conn.
and conducted the Faster services at the
Congregatio nal Church.--The United
Workers held their annual thankoffering
meeting in the church parlors Friday af-
ternOon.
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HUNTINGTON.

Fred G. Norton, aged "A wears died
at his home IN Huntington at 900
p. M. Saturday after a weeks Illness
of pneumonia. He is survived in his
immediate family only by his aged
mother. Mrs G. j. Norton. and tho
widow Of his late brother, Mrs. J. II.
Norton. Mr.. Norton was born in Hunt
ington and had been a lifelong resi-
dent of the town. He always took part
In social and political affairs and had
held several offices Of trust The FUN
eral was held at two o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of the d.
ceased with interment in Maplewood
cemetery.
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WEST ADDISON.

Albert Fiemming who has been quite
sick is a little better.--Miss Eugenia NC
EvelIa has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital much improved In
health MIR. and Mrs. Car, Benson. who
spent the winter In California. are ex-
pected home in the near future.-Miss
Mary ARIEL who has been attending the
Albany Business College, Is the guest OF
Miss Edna weidenba cker.-Mr. and Mrs
Collins Titus Of Brooklyn, N. y, VIII
soon move to town and occupy the new
tenement house erected by Mr.. Reed
All the schools commenced Monday.
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THE EMPIRE

A cream separator is such a great in
stitution, so great a money-maker that
people are often satisfied with a very
poor one. If they have never used Il
good one.
We sell the easy running frictionless
bal! bearing EMPIRE at the night price
on the easy payment plan We have a
few extra good secondhand machines
that we have taken In exchange for
larger sizes and will sell them at a great
bargain-right size for ten to fifteen cows.
HAWTHORNE s TTIORNE,
2o6 Battery St. Burlington. VT.
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TO RENT.

SUMMER HOME FOR rent, on shores OK
Lake Champlain at Thompson's Point
charlotte. VT. one new eight room cot
tage nicely furnished, large verandas,
beautiful location, good bathing and
fishing A good rowboat, also 25-foot
Il h. D. launch FOR sale or rent, Private
dock. entire season. $3.50, without launch
$50 H. w. Estey, State School, Meri-
1ar conn S56t& wit
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RIPTON.

Friday noon while Mrs. f. ]. McQu!vey
and family were eating dinner IRE broke
out in her chamber and burnt the carpet.
bedding and furnishing. Mr.. NcQuivey
seized a garden rake and racked tho
carpet and smoking colthing down stair
and into the front yard where the fre
was extinguished. It caught from an over
heated stove pipe.--Mrs. Edward Stowe
and child are better.-sap ran continuously
from Monday noon till Tuesday night.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Tho Rev. ]. l.. Sncer OF Pouchkeepsie.
\. y, lectured Mt the Friends
Church Monday evening on Light Fear
ers in Darkest New Yorl. Miss Pearl
Cox has returned from Ferrisburgh
where she has been the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Bclle Preston. Measles are
in the family Of Bert Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Paige visited
George Catchapaw In HnesburGh Fri
day and Saturday.-Nfss Daisy Russell
is visiting her brother DR.. Russell. In
Lincoln this week.-Alhert Russell and
George MalSton wore In Bristol Monday.
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FARM for sale, one of the best located
farms on White River, consisting of
90 acres suitably divided into pasture
and tillage land, good pasture well
supplied with never failing springs. good
buildings. two story house all up in good
shape. one barn nearly new, ga mile
from Rochester village, plenty Of fruit.
best Of sugar orchards of 700 trees
abundance of wood and lumber cuts
near GO tons Of hay II. F. clifford
Rochester. VT. SS.3t&w, It.
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HINESBURGH.

The Rev. r. y. McCabe preached his
farewell sermon at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning. He goes TO conference
this week.-Mrs.. Kate Isham returned
TO Burlington Monday after n week with
friends here.-Mr and Mrs. i. l.. Andrews
will go to Shelburne soon to resde.-Mr
Freeman of the L. V. NJ. was n guest
at the Rev f.. F. Greenleaf over Sunday.
The Rev. Mr. Hafer. State missionary.
will conduct special meetings at the BaD-
fist Church. commencing Thursday, April
% and closing Sunday, May @
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BR1DPORT.

Mrs. Sophia Reynolds Of Brooklyn is
III at w. c. Hamilton s.-Edward Nichols
has moved to Salisbury.-rhe Oldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sellers has gone
to work in West Troy.-Truman Hutch
ihson has gone to Cornwall 10 work In
a saw mill.-Miss Ruth Hutchinson is
one of the telephone operators.-M SIS
Fatty Fletcher, a life long resident,
died last week of pneumonia.-The S0th
birthday of Is. L. Powers was April 10.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Mark Carey Is suffering from IN
nammatory rheumatism in her right arm
Both children at the parsonage are
III with bronchitis. r. l.. ROW
started Sunday for Orwell where he ex-
poets to locate for permanent prac''ee'
The Rev. Mr.. Smith OF MiddlebnrS
preached In the Congregational Church
Sunday and expects to supply the puipi'
April 1s.-The subject OF the Rev Sidney
Adrich's sermon Sunday will be Jesus
Sharing with U.s."
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ORWELL.

At the annual meeting o. 1ndepcnd
cnce Lodge. No. 10, r. & A. NJ, the fol-
loving officers were elected: NJ II. L.
Abbott. w NJ; J. r. Branch, s w:
II. l.. Allen. j. w; O. 8. W!sell. S. D.;
II. T. French. ]. D.. w. II. Fine, treas
u"er: viii NJ. Lewis, secretary; ]. C.
Thomas. s S; c. ]. Blair, j. s.; w.
II. Niclserson. chaplain; c. II. Phelps.
tyler. The lodge also voted to buy the
cid Masonic sign which has hung on
Eagle Inn for nearly a century. 1t will
he hung up on the outside OF the Ma
sonic hall here.
c. w Odell left Tuesday for his new
home in Plainfed. Miss Alice Warren
has returned from New York city. NJ
Cohurn died Sunday of pneumonia Mrs
Jnmes I.ilrs and Hazel Monger are do
ing well at the hospital In Burlington.
where they underwent an operation last
week for appendicitis the annual
meeting of Mt. independence Lodge. No.
10 T. C A NJ. the following officers
were elected: NJ. y. Abbott. w. NJ; J.
r. Branch. S. w; n. H. Allen. J. w;
.. S. Wiswell, s, D.; =. r. French. ].
D.; w. Il. French, treasurer; w NJ
Lewis. secretary: J. c. Thomas. S. s.; c.
]. Blair. J. S; ". II. Nckerson. chap
min; c. II. Phelps. tYlcr-Scliools com
iuenced Monday.-Nery little maple syrur
has been madeline Orwell creamery
has made fine start-Dr. Hughes has
sold out to DR. Rowe. who comes tc
Gown Monday.-Dr. Hughes left Satur.
dnv.-Mss Anna Young is at home from
Manchester for n few days.-Mrs. George
| Burt Is improving slowly.
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SHOREEAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie Cook have re-
turned from Florida, where they passed
the winter.-Miss Stevens Of Brandon is
At II. w Merrtt's.-AIiss Lottie Hun,
vhc is teaching in Thetford. passed the
Easter vacation at home'-Mrs. George
Hammond and family nave moved to
the Mead farm at Watch point, which
Nj. Hammond has purchased-Mrs,
N. NJ. Plat has returned from Bos-
,or.-Mr and Mrs. Edward Dumas and
family left Monday for northern Mich-
gnn, where they are to make their home,
Mrs Robert Shacket was IN Proctor
Tuesday to attend the funeral or an
uncle.-Mrs and Miss Nottingham enter
tanned the Moravian club Tuesday.
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40 Acres, Stock and Tools, $4,000

Borders one of Names best lakes;
cuts 30 tons hay, go apple trees, small
fruits; unusual circumstances force this
sale and included are head cattle
horse sleds. sleghs, new SIZE buggy
complete set farm tools. machinery,
wagons hay, straw and grain; only l-3
&c sh: for picture OF the excellent build
ing, see page "a, April Bulletin" Copy
er.e. Dent. 2742. F. A. Strout Co. Old
South Bldg. Boston S6.lt
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The young child Of Mrs. Perry Hellock
Of Lincoln was brought here for burial
last week.-Mrs.. Mary A. Young spent
last week with her son. Walter Young.
and family in I.incoln.-Mr. and Mrs
David Lafayette and daughter. Gladys,
Of Erooksvlle were guests of their
daughter, Mrs Waiter Morgan. over Sun
day.-TIerrick Hurlburt OF Worcester.
Mass. called on friends Monday.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell
thousands OF readers in many towns
of Vermont what you have to sell
or what you wish to buy. Adver
tise in the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement
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officiating. His two children, Mrs.
Anna Spencer Frost of Brookline,
Mass. and Carl NJ. Spencer Of Des
Moines, Ia. were present. Gertrude
Fales, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Fales, II years old, died TUESDAY
morning after short Illness with
spinal meningitis. The funeral will
be held Friday afternoon at two
o'clock
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Rev, G. A. Emery preached MS
farewell sermon Sunday to large con-
gregation.-M Lena Paquette Is Ill
with the mumps.-Miss Ressie Parson
of Worcester, Mass. is visiting in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Para are par
en.s Of a son. orn April 8.-Mrs Lena
Garrow Iavigne has returned to Bur
llngton after visiting Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Garrow.
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MONKTON.

Charles A. Preston Of Felchville died
April of pneumonia. Mr.. Preston leaves
a wife and one daughter, Mrs. l. Phelps
Kelogg-Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Dean are
spending ten days in Boston.-The Rev.
w. VI. Hull has gone to the conference
Mrs Ralph Pilon is visiting at y. c.
Gee's.--I.. T.. Mech has purchased Lewis
Rrunelrs farm.--W ". Gee and sister
Helen. snent Easter Sunday in Bristol
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RICHMOND.

Miss Elizabeth Finn of Montpelier is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Berry.-There
was a good attendance at the entertain
ment given by the l.. A. A. O. II. In
Richmond hall Monday evening. Miss
Frances King Of New Haven. Conn., IS
visiting her mother. Mrs. w. L. King
Mrs. Frank Ulrich visited her son. Frank
at the Fanny Allen hospital Monday
Miss Edith Fuller of Burlington Is the
guest Of Miss Mae Olmstead.-Friendsh'p
Chapter OF o. r. g.. held it's first meet
ing in the new Masonic Temple Tuesday
evening.-Mrs. 7. F.. Towne and Mrs.
p l.. Towers have returned from a
weeks stay with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Towers in Shelburne. p. Fl. Sud
arsky has returned from Georgia where
she has been visiting her father.-Miss
Grace Ressett is seriously Ill with rheu-
matism.-Mr, and Mrs. A. u. White OF
Starksboro. who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Berry, have re-
turned home.
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Il HIIFERS for sale. Three years old soon
TO freshen, three years old: also
2-year-old Jersey bull. Peter Rivers.
Nash Place. off Colchester Ave.
S0d&w,tf.
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

BY the will OF Mrs. G. NJ. Stone. the
Vermont Branch OF the Woman's
board OF missions and the Woman's
Home Missionary union of Vermont
each receive $500; Rrightlook Hospital
5000, Sunset Home $780, the American
board OF commissioners for foreign
missions s10O.-The Church Of the
Messiah. Universalist has accepted
She offer of Berton I. Staples OF
kuilding lot on Pearl street on condi-
ton that n parsonage be built there
on. Sufficient funds have been raised
for an eight-room cottage and II is
planned to have the house ready for
occupancy in the fall.--The funeral OF
Mrs. Freeman Allison. mother OF f. A.
Allison OF this place. who died In DAN
Vile Sunday morning WAS held at the
chapel of the Methodist Church Tues
day afternoon. the Rev j. NJ, Frost
omciating. She Is survived by Ave
children, all OF whom were present.
The funeral of George w. spencer,
manager OF the Fairbanks grocery
store. was held at his home Tuesday
afternoon, the Rev. George w. G. Hili
of the North Congregational Church
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for sale, three registered
iIolsteins. Two bulls, one born Dec. u,
1901, the other June H. 1905 one aged
COW bred to freshen December next.
DIOR further particulars address W. II.
Ellsworth, Cambridge, VT. s9,6t&w,1t,
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Teeth Extracted

Absolutely ith"u, PatA.
tae only office In Burlington. where
you can get teeth extracted without q
particle Of pain with ut taking ga
Ny method 10 used by no other person
No pain: no danger; CO after eHectA
DIR. j.. ID. hAZEN.
Onice 1855 Pine ST., Burlingtn, W
Office hours 10 Ia 3. z to'o
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...EARLY...
VERMONT BOOKS

Persons having early vermont books
which they do not care to keep are
Invited to write to J. i. Southwick'
Burlington. W d&w'u
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WANTED to buy a good farm wi.h good
buildings near village or city. Address
with particulars box II. Burlington.
7S.d&w.tf
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MILTON BORO.

- School commenced last Monday, Miss
Southland Of Fairfax returned fer the
spring ern,-Mrs. Martha llnA mas the
stip,-orlo S1ndorson Il H. Henry lflsh
has pneumonia.--A ohec3c factory meet
ins was held at w. &. HlaEe's Eaturd'N
night, j. T.. Finn. Thomas Shean tlan
G. c. Rice were elected directors, ,The
factory will commence running tie mid
die Of May,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A fine bin or cholce eatii'S
and seed potatoes. Nersel Champeri'"
pinton Vt 90,6t&w,lt
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WEST MILTON.

orlo Sanderson is ll.-Mrs. Sara Cos
te,lo has returned from Milton Boro.-
Miss Jeneva Patterson of ST, Adams
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jed
Patterson Faster exercises were held
Sunday evening. the Rev Mr., Ryan of
Milton being present the last time be-
foie conference School commenced
Monday with Miss Ethel l.andon or
South Hero as tnucher
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|ONE CENT
A w O R D

Advertising in this column one cont
a word, each insertion. Copy may pc
changed every week. Cash In advance
required. No advertisement taken
which Is less than twelve words. Two
lines. Special terms TO advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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Girl. for general Homework wanted
Mrs O. r. Mason. 4oi College ST
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Contlnucd from First PngcJ

The Rev. Il. r. Stone started for con-
ference Monday.-The sugar season mas
been short and sweet In this vicinity
The Easter social at the congregational
Church Monday evening was well at
tcndcd.-'There are sevcral cases OF scarlet
fever in the village. Drake. Smith a.
Co. are erecting large dry house.
Herbert Pullman was taken to the water
bury asylum Tuesday by Selectman &. r..
IInthorne. He has been mentally I'M
balanced for over two years.-Mrs. w. III.
Ridley of Burlington is guest OF Mrs.
n. f. Rider.-C. y. Burnham was In
burlington Monday.-A base ball team
has been organized with r. s. Avery,
manager; Cardell Norton, assistant man
agcr. George Jmmo. captain.
Miss Ada Perry is seriously III with
pneumonia Mrs. Carrie Stearns of Port
land, Oregon. Is visiting here and In Lin
coln-Mrs Sarah Dumas has returned
from Brldport. where she was called by
the death Of relative--Lewis lapoint
was In Rutland Tuesday.-Nr and Mrs.
Luther Callahan of Burlington and Mr..
and Mrs. C. f.. Grover of Lincoln were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Kilburn
! Tuesday.-Chief Patriarch g. H. Stearns
| Of st. Johnsbury and ID. -. q. +. f. W
| Rnvlies of Rurlncton visited Bristol en-
campment |. O. O. f. Tuesday evening
A petition is being extensively signed
| requesting the selectmen not to grant
any druggists license In this town.
| Harry BoStwick was arrested by DeputI
Sheriff G. s. Farr Tuesday and fined 81
and costs by Justice Bosworth for al
assault on r. J. Norton. Vie paid.-WiN
lam Shattuck is at home from Burlington
| this Week.-Mrs. W. l.. CHAMPION Is Ill
| Mrs Charles Schoomaker of Albany
y. ", and Mrs George Shedrck o
Brooksville we're guests OF Mrs. +. S
| Mathewsnn Tuesday.
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SHEL.HUnryE.

Miss Blanche Styles of Burlington
visited Miss Lucia Stoddard Friday
Charles Lee Tracy Of New York Is spend
ing Easter with his brother II. w.
Tracy.-W. A. Weed, Jr, of South Bend,
Ind. made n short visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Weed, Thursday
Miss Matte S,oddard has returned to
her school in Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Anberg Poole are the
parents of a daughter, Florence Evelyn.
born April 14.-Mrs Carrie I. White, who
has had rooms I'm burlington through
the winter, has moved back to her resi-
dence in the viiage.-Charles Tracy has
returned to New York after spending
Easter with his brother, Henry w. Tracy.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs Elmer Slocum in East Shclburne
Friday afternoon to sow.-The Rev.
George Watson went Tuesday morning
to Gloversville, \. y. to attend the con-
ference.
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MORE-FARMS

so acres, miles out new house.
pleasant location. Price $4,000.
GO acres 2 miles out. fair buildings.
oil stock. tools. etc. Bargain price.
e3A8T.
100 acres, IN miles out, very pleas
ant. near school and village: every.
thing goes If you want IT, Price rea-
soma BILE.
24o acres good buildings. good land.
big sugar bush. In fact everything
ready for biz; big bargain: only IN
m. to village: has r. Z. d. ana phone
cows, horses. tools. shay and fodder;
will trade for city property.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE co.
los COLLEGE STREET.
Farws. stores. Timbe Plands fer saAo.
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JERICHO.

Schools opened Mondav morning fOr the
spring term of ten wooks. Mrs. T.. II
Mann has been reelected superintendent
and j. r. Narney ard G. G. Eicknel have
been appointed truant orcers.-John
Casey of Williston was in town Satur-
day.-Mrs. Abrton Whitney spent Sunday
In Barre with her husband Henry Hap
good. who has been spending a On days
furough with his parents, has returned
To Newport News, Na.-Miss Gertrude
Sisters will go to the hospital this week
for treatment for appendicitis.-Miss Mac
White of White River Junction is visit
Ing her parents Mr. and AIrs. George
White.-Hoyt Davis IS TO occupy the house
vacated by p. S. NcGibhon. Max Bintner
will soon move to Hovt Davis's place
Mrs. Louise Blood who has been i'll, Is
slightly improved Ada Curtis was
at home from Essex Junction over Sun
day.-M's. Nettie Johnson Of Eesex
Junction. who have been visiting rela-
tives here. was called home Saturday
There was a large audience at the Con-
gregational church sunday evening to
hear the sacred contata. "1he Gallll-
can" sung by Mrs. NJ. y. Ruzzoll. Mrs
+. A. Percival. Mrs. I. c. Rice. j. IT,
Stafford +. 4. Pcrcval, =, II. brown.
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80, -
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish TO n're
helm or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OIL
this paper are sold every issue ana
your advertisement would DC read
by many possible buyers. DIVA
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(COutinued On page 81
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-12-01

noon, about $50 o'clock. Mr.. Ed
ward Reinhardt was instantly killed
while at WORK in his elevator. He
was oiling the main shaft in the
basement and.it is presumed that he
stepped too close to the shaft, which
was running at high speed, and
his coat was caught by bolt that
projected from a coupling and
wound around the shaft. The poor
man was hurled into eternity with
out moments warning. His son,
Albert, who was also working in the
basement, heard the shock, and
realizing that Something unusual
had happened. hurried to the base
ment to shut off the engine. When
he reached there the engine was
almost stopped by the extra pres
sure brought to bear on the power
and when he returned to the base
ment he found the hfeleSs body OF
his father.