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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12

RA WICZ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
m.s.ylaEroln1lio,yoh btasis DoBlslih-
soysz RawloIs, II; .olbiivszy ddAao'
|diuk6v, o.nyohnell. stad. JestIprzy-
ppsso1enie, = pt1.li ~
Tvs Polssiklasgo,kf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12
-, 5000 as. -.
~ .t t. ..
.:!4GRYF0

Nv Koscierzynie ma Kaszu-
bach wYdaje DR.. Majkowski,
.znany outor kilku diet
mniejszvch W narzeezu ka-
.szubskim, miesiecznik
Jestto pisemko bar,
do za]mujace szczeg6lnie 2
tego poWodu, il nietylko pi-
see ola kaszub6w pc koszub-
eku lecz tel pc polsku ola
innych 0 kaszubach. Kosz'
.tuje ma ca}y rok $500
Adres: "Gryfo KoScierzyna
Berent, West Prenssen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12
POZNANSKIEGO.

POZNAN W spfswles gloine-
90 proceau KwileckiehfN po1drzuoe,
ME dzleoka postanovii ,ad nadsie-
m,ahski pomimo dn,erci hrabiiDliy,
.:KEal,viileckiej .bierad d.1eae dovody,.
aNdwy termln nasnaozono ma g PAL.
.d~z1er1ika. H n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12

N.$.NENA&&a ,@& 5s&@E@aS s%SSt4S.@S.sTG SEaT %EF%s&.Es
WIIN0. Cz.ereoh stkazahedw 10
clsklkie roboty zssIanislf n,1pIaatdto, v v
gtnacl,u !, ii,s1liieanu1lyys,mh n iin.pelkttors
wIqI1eh. 1nspektor, obesvladnliion1y
g ssbity. z,ia'b1''oioy sabravssy tluoze
lei otIwor1yli4csie siedmiu= innyohv is.
4n:6v.saw v .lgenpr1JbYlyni do
1oIo.api, s1b,to e: 1 4 t'rstoll', - i
5nionee jjednego, ioras s.bito j ppoor!a::..
Enniiono s1etoiuw y, stni6w y dalszejj
Pogonl sos;al ssbity jeden.eeailrr s.,
ejjsnt raniol1y jes1s.s dolsoio..|
''viez,ennhyy soraxlahit d1tsIs'ea1
rsssssIn II 81 ii mi ssos xyp1dl lli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12

S@$@s3G@#AGN5EE ag9AAaXS
-
r. 5
ss sass#srs# sA s# asasssasse
fRl ~ 3 poxsda ut'sa Il
's,v.yelhl'lo,Issalt.o .ao. ~ IliI1lp pp,s;..
|nisdsypl MY tye q.
zdniaclhIs=l dpaIJyoilkoxstsHsZ III Ii
osso.sdsi,lssl==o'ip voiissu killu zlI'''E
ois.ka s~wojapraes ckoio 1900 mo-.
rel ] pieniadzet e n'ala sohovsne's
svpiwDicy, pon,ewsl;:o bawiatasis..w
rake ulnieszczenia ich v banku, ut.
raty iich. y niem4dro6t -teras przy-
prawila b,edDa istote q o'ezko zao-
ssossd.oDy gros., gdya jiaLia mo
godziwieo = Akit spcsdb dowi is'..
dsie6s SIC mAsia. 9 kryjdwoe " plw.'
I[rnii MO- b gdy robotnl''a u ostat-'
Enidb dniach sajrzala do kryjdxkl,
no osEcIsdzonych pieniadzaoh ME
Eby4o tfadu. 0klradsions robotuica
strate te=takssob1e5 wz'efa dosefca ..
r. strsc'fa= : Muelsno me- e'
szcseesliw4 odstawic 90 lasaret''.
Niecha1 zen wypsdek bsds'e pfse-
|sfaroge dig 'nl'yeh, ktorycb )es1ose
jest bard.o wielu, aby sk1adah ave
naxnz,ed,fn6oi w af,kachs h4dnwvch.;
Observation-Disclosures; 1a,..
:s. ;:z - s..s
BYTOM zona pewnego malaria
.drapiaaIIaaH 77 malsdhdiksa kirostie no ID; tiiwt,slasi;y.
Nitd}uqo potem twarz .nap,auo,hllla,
r6xnooze5nie aastepii,y b,alrdzo wiel.
.N..tE g-aE.fE& 80. - St,E '.-t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12
zeszly sie=Nlsdse. Rqxpocxeto sltidz-
two eden.sxiexiehnmkk lnaq

1esxiJ Nlsdse.5R oxReccyHeetdo s i tEs
two. eden -xisxiehnmknagl
III W C.esso-|
byso,x''iils.el6i 70 ll ] i !. lsty q.
d s I llnls x Il I. aalee..ssoy %.
nojeieelbI.a,i= zsab 4 |, y: Polar povs u.
skutl,e pnystpsgo P.,dapalsnia.
Podpalao1 przedtem jjednak wynl6sl
.dixii.lsiisiitaa I u i'1sss i7dopiies,~
ro5po,euzvyle,. sw5 csyn1brod
nia1y. yvynos.a 1900 ID. q
be.pieossaIss ] sdoobod.i a. Ii
lspe Najwiessj nucierpia J. Sos
zdaoltdree snsletalo cafe
ur1adseniew iattrska,s !
WE Ws1 KRAsoWCE, Y pow.
wloolaWskim, obok le6n,otwa Ka'.
p1onasy, sploneto rs don6wmmiies..
kalnych, 80 stoddii pr1eszlo '7s =.
%-=%sS&@ Ets+&8~3 %rNSY-s II ~ c&EsEssrfs nrIINaE!S&I -
buaowah mni!ejsxych. " ognin
fspioaelo duto iuweatar1a. Q ratun.,,
III mowy btYdl ME moglo, gdyt byil
wiatr silay.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12
Majatek rycer-

VAAAaS 0AltA WN0y - nlA1tFsl EaSaAsasUsMss ~
lmaostarn.a, naby5'tye q g
Cd :. st.nislav.lBauEspl,6iIflI ZIP Wale1I
.tG6r.kii, d. er1awos d6bfHltyylissilsllaFlIislk u
Bo3ejowa Anprsypola Y powieoie
sredskim, dlasyna svego Alfonso.
Gems kupns Sx.ynosi Bisko 100000
NIX. Prsewtaszoreaie Jul nastapilo.
z P~OZNANSKIEaO.
PoZNAN W sprsw,e glotne-
go proceau KwileckiehV . podrIuces;''
ME dzlecka postanowii sad nadzie.,
Iml1,lallhskii pomiino Sm,erci hrabiny
.KviIeckiej zbierad da1ese dowody.
.Ndwy termln naznaozono ma g paz-:
:dz1ernihka. ~
BYDGOSZCZ. Pred ls9dem NO.
E.-.$.+E 80. ..Ty . ..a.-y s.-p.=2#.
jeunym 4 dywizYi stawsli 4o1nie1
RE Kozlowskii BroozYhssK : II
'5ppuIlkuuT piechoty pod zarz'utem ucie::'
'osEi : pu1ku. Obydwaj SO tonao',
! do ucieczkl namdwily ich tony.
Kozlowsk;ego skazano M pol ro-
ku wii,esianla, Brocsyhskiiegot rssem
Ia p lata is mieslecy. Mai on. Jul uizs.
"a kradzie1 i fa}sso Ranle dok;umen-
tow 2 j pol roku do odsiedzenla.
CHODZlEz, We wtrret wiecxo-
r rem 'u~tone}a90 letn,a c6rxa Tekla
gospodarza Kaczmarka . Budsyna,
znsjdajaoa sic " obowiaskaoh q ole:
eli Refill ,ffs. Rodzina GAIA wyjje-
chala do wdd nald Morse Bsftyc-
lie i tam dziewarccsyna ! pe pc pa:
mem : Berlina wsIadla ma ozo1no,
aby sic 'przejechad M morse. Czol-
no dziurawe i wkrotceTpoczefo To- ::
'n96 iiposslo M dino. obojessnalezli
Hmiert u moran. t3sssas
QSTROW O Znik{ tn dowddzca
l5b-go puttkk'u, pischoty, pulkownik
Geyer. Okoi6 trzech tygodDi ,emlu
ddat on sig v. podr6z siu4bows, :
xtdrej:doted ME wr6cif Pfsypusz-
'ozaja;sii3 uleRl niesscz16ciu, gdyz
pobadkl Ola ktdrycthby m,uslai acie'
|kad ME sa stt1a11e. Jat Gig obeonfe
'vyk.zuje, sresstowano puikowniklk..
1GeYera "a rosmaite brudy memo,
Przebywaw wiesieniu VOL
" Posnsniiu. .= v s+s
TRZCIANKA. w Biaiej spudchi
sic w:s,obote okoiosl 5popol'udslrnll.ul
5baIon dudsskii. W = kt6rymn siiedsiel1il=o
f,cer i intynier. Baion wy;raas.yi !
.Kopeb,gi is.ybowsI tudotads 8 90.
dsin.
.OBORNIKI. Wubirgfym tygo;
dnin. 1a;.lntn; aunak FdxiArtawev
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12
Z GALI.CYI

# o.. 4. as.s q; 400. 5.s- f3;~r sss,
z NUWEGO. v
Galioj, donosza: " poeadnle labm.
naw'edzi4a nas.a okolioe bursa gra,
.dowa ; Mewnym deszczem " c,agu
10 mlnut. Z1emia pokryta zosta}a v
tYnn trdtkim c,asle gradem, jakby
Sniegieml Y zin1tie. M szc.edoie
grad byl drobny j dla tego ME vie
Ele!srobi} szkody: Pred BURG prsys
:1ecialy od'wsohodu .bociany v Ii
czb,e xiii atyslsoy. sianosecia po-
:ks1te :sniem', jak biaiem pre-,
6'cieradlem. Nastspnie pcdzieliiy sig
one as trzygrupy: pwie : nioh ode
ia p66lnioc, vieo:orem jednak
Known wrooay5 ,.poczen4 wssystkis
!rasstln outlee,aly nIa zsoh66d. ztyoh
! 81. AZ !. s. ~ VI &! |
.pprzedw u g nllasnsXr6w przes
'lothychf ptak6w, pTsspowladaja Luz
#tds,e rychte1 rospcose,ie sie zimy v
ibiiietqcy1ml rookuti ST.
K dooosza, i are
E1slztowano. tam y .piatek dwdo b. milo MILO
td1,ch M zzlosyyzn: lggEe<sfaxa Dekierta.
/ Marjana Ko.IoRskiegoo, podej-
:r1anyob:o a.pietg6stvo .Ares.tovar
II podali siie jjako dziehnik.r.e
|.Kollowski po1e,hl,od,s,i : krolestwa
t,olakiego, Dekiert : Poananjja. o.
stat1ii: t,vvjieTiid1s'i, u s1ajety1 b5l= pvnie@
mii,eok,m ps,rtlasmenoie jako dsiep-,
.mt.,z. o,sd.odo ! id y we !
wdrotono eledxtvo. {
~#e sse..es { =..2 - -:
LW6W. .Przybyia do Lwowa
.I1e.elitka HnRa Dim, 1amies.kai.
stale i j VI q. lWeeggrseeh ~ J, II: M !!uq7 & = ].
donlosla,spoahcji j. e przed kllkui
10 ! /. banda =yyg.r6 ,:.d ;ad,aa 81
s1eiasceiioietnia dsievezYnte Psrls.
Banda 4, xedle :.asisgnietych m
.~for1nacjii, ma wsdrowst y .k.ier:nt 81
! ~ M9 = - :..ssss..,-r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12

49, - = .-... = r r. So
OLIVIA. $50 letuia rocznioe pc.
toiu oiiwsi,ego p~ostanow ia div.
-. r.d. imiisjjsta ioob,chodsi6 urocsJ-
scie 3 ma1a prsysz'ego roku. w.
pokuiu tym .rzetl sic kr6l polsk'
Jan Ka.imier. prawa do korony
s.wed.k,ej / usnaF samod1'elnoso
Prus. NJ. to byd odpowied4 pruska
na r.o.nioe pogromuz t~r'y'akow
pre-. Pol.t6w pod arunwaldem
y roku. l4lo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12
Westinghouse .lmllliiyejsce
zarazy

array
sIletiy II niiskIim,, 81 bIotnlstYm dniieI
Potonaou, ma kt6roggso dnie istniejaa
1ar6dki malaryii. zar6dki POI
w 4 i drea1oze, f - ! gorao .,
|coholeryns, zdic Go, g znuzsenie,
|slabodd j og6lne osfabie,nnie powo-
duje ozesto oierpienia al be l,'
s1mnliiearc. 1Lecz Electric Bitters nigdY.
ME zaniedoa temu przeszkodzid j
leo.y ohborolbsy nalaryi, ,,Jest TO
naflepsze lekarAtwo ma !ogd'llrn,e nice
|domagania ] medycynaa ma mallalrys
!jakszawsze uzy,sam.' Ono leozy
soladek, watrobe, nerki j chorobs
krwi j zapobiega tyfdsowi. spr6-
buicie jes5oc. Gwarantowane i M.
j. Kowalewskiego, aptekarza:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12
. ts.s--r Is -, 81. 4ntS e 1885,. d
Z POD

~. ~
ozEsToCHoWA. o1negd.j gdy
.pomocnik komisar.a I1-go. oyrkulu
.Arbus6w wyjecbas do lasu jaskrow-
skiegosx policjantsn, nis.niini 1u-
Idsie rosspl1to'cEepIlii=1 Krakow t a.i,uiIas
srevo1werow4, Koh Arbuso~.
se,stiraszony r1uoii sie strong i
!.ezdfca sfssupcl!a, koh sas pofioysnt.
::z 8 sabity. Afbu1dw pol.cj.nt
.oealeli. z.~''donsniohs po,'oja ~:
=stoohowska niezw1ooosnie sprsybyla
:nat Tewi.js lasu j.skrowstiego, hez
Inikpgo ) podeirzaayoh lie;xnxae
ziono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12

ZkOTOW. w bliskiej wiosce B,
xostawn sxwag1er naacsyciela Ma
ssbauda dwoje maiYch dsieoi " To-
secstaoh i wyssedl 4ong do o.
grodu. w sypialce D~apalono, po'
niewa4 powietrze by}o prsykre. Ma.
ras u.lyss.no " ogrodzie, tut przy
domu, krsyk, . gdy rodzice wpas-.
dli do i s,ypi'alk1 przedstawit i'm sie
strasxniy wick. Lozec1 % stojace v
poblisu pieca stale " p}omieniaob,
= d.lscko zmsr}o. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12
4 PRuS POLSRIC,H..

x&Iaar.-F4.G4% ~ .%EfE$a s4E@. &g .3..:H .5HTFEEs
GRUDZIADz. " ostatn:m nu.
merzs G..ety donosilismy, e P.
pin.kitw G6rxnie sprzedaa swae $50
morgoxt posiadiod6 70: 10000
mr.. jakiej6 spd6soe. Jak sic jed'n.k
: vi.rosodnego 4rdaf. dowiadoje'
my, nabyia owe posiadiedo ME
sp6ika, lecs kupiec p. Lipowsk' :
Grud1i4dsa, ktdry choc ja rospart:
celowa6 Posiad&os6 ova ma Soy
m6fg obszaru. Ceaa kupna wynoss''
100000 ..nar,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12

Z d W ko6oielc sw. Jams
odkryto starotytae malowidia ma.
1c,anie lm doktadniej je bada;a,
ten wye, je }ceoia. Jest nadz'ej''
ae .fundu,su do sachew ad ii - =
by.t6w st.rotytnyoh odnovione.
sostauie. Przeistawtony jest tam:
sad ostaltecsuy' /: tm,er6 Pans Je7
.usa "a Krsysu."
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-05
CHAS. J. RULISON, H. p.
GEO. w KEITH, Secty.
KNIGHTS OF PETHIAS

Carson Lodge No. meet the first
and third Wednesday of each month
at Odd Fellows Hall at 40 o'clock
all visiting and sojOurning brothers
are cordially invited to attend.
c. H. ASBURI, c. G.
p. II. MULCAHY, r. R. S.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-05
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
Sealed proposals for furnishing
supplies, delivered at the Nevada
State Prison for one year from Feb
ruary /, 1909, will be received up to
February ), 1909. All articles to be
first class of their kind, and to be de
livered in such quantity and at such
times as the Warden may direct,
quantity varying each month as re-
qured. All articles not satisfactory
to be returned at contractors en-
pense. Bids to be directed to Sec
rotary Board Of State Prison Com
missioners, Carson City, Nevada, up
to February 5, 1909. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-05
ST PETERS CHURCH

Services every Sunday as follows:
5 a. m, Holy Communion; 10 a. m,
Sunday school; II a. m, Morning
Prayer and sermon; 100 p. m.
Evening prayer and address. First
Sunday of the month Holy Commune
ion also at II a. m. Holy Days. Holy
Communion at 10 a. m. Everybody
welcome.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-05

LOST-A gold locket containing
lady's photograph. Monogram J. +.
G.. on one side Finder please return
to tniS office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29

.
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ro;o,s -, 49,, ,,.,.,,.,.a,,a, ar ~, 40
si,ior o,d ,,o 1i.o.trn -, ~, r,arl
said t1,o ,.or,. ,t;nr =. o,,ao. &c, Cav
= an, ;,o1,..~,o,,tr o,orh,,a,,- vo,,.
corvor,otior
o. ,.o,.., -. D..,,
rhlon, bora,iso h, ,o,,,a not hoin #
and thie r,aic ,.a,r,cs houolees
She flushed more doen,v "J con.
mn, conce,,. v,nv orr cnnvorsat;o,
should invite n jistanor."
Her words did not. Of course. holm
10 steady him. Il tried to get av,ay"
he stdmmered. when ] realized was
q mart OF IT,"
"ln am event" she exclaimed. hasti.
lv. "ir Won are Mr.. NcCloud 7 think
Il understandable 20 do ANYTHING like
hiatt"
az M, Mr. ,-orlo,d +borc, sbor,d
-otha~ be anvb,dv o1.a. rod am cor.
~ thar wac rnable "a nom oe.riro
What was said. /"
",,,rio, v,.,, ,,, ho ,,,r, .roro, -
,iva ma nv. crovoeo ." eoid Dicl,sie
,old;rp ort bcr hand
,fon;o ,o,.i, ,,.;os ~ ..,o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
REJOICING IN CALAIS
Lambert--waiked to MAcbinc
on Crutches.

Calais. July c5.--1.ouis Bleriot few
from the shores Of France, leaving bo-
hind q group OF spectators, who, while
filed with admiration at tho mans dar-
ing, fearing lest he might be overcome.
when the wo.d came that Dleriot had
reached England mighty cheer was
sont UP, for n great crowd had gather
ell. The news Of his triumph spread
quickly and Their. were celebrations
everywhero
In srl.e Of his injured leg, Blerict
stoo march on his rivals Latham and
Count lambert Tho former. deceived
BY the high winds OF tho day before
thought that q start would be Impossible
SUNDAY morning, wniie Count Lambert
had gone TO England to pick out Il Hike
II place to land At a conference OF the
aS1ators last night II was decided that
the torpedo boats Hhould be at the dis
position oe Lathem and the destroyer
a: the disposition Of Rlcr'ot. should tho
,nen decide to start
At three o'clock. Blcriot, proceeded TO
the shed Mt 6angatte. To thu handful q.
people who had gathered there thu
spectacle q this man, hobhlhg on
crutch"s dreaming OF a flight to England,
had something awc-insrl-ng In It Blerot
was tho coolest or all lie cast aside his
crutches and took Ma place In the
monoplane. Srpn'nr and reacy 10 give
the signal h. said II can't walk
will show tho world that I can Hy."
Al 43e tho aeropi,lne arose and speed
SEWARD. Fourteen minutes later It WA
lost IN the r1ists overhanging the channel.
The destroyer had steamed swiftly IN
pursuit but The aging man soon left y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
Some Runners Hostile to the Gar Dis
playcd-Other Radicals Joined
in the Procession.

London, July 95.-A huge domonstra-
ton b. the organized labor party was
held In Trafalecr Square this afternoon
ncror Of Russia to England Various
womens rolitical leagues socialistlc
and other organizations were represent
cd while numerous banners which head
Cd the different professions were In
scrihed with the uncomplimentary mot
toes. such as: 'Let the IIar-tng car
Remembers" shall We Grasp His
Bloody Hand?' ~ Message from Hen
Welcome. Little Father."
James Keir Hardie. tho socialist Nom
Dor Of Parliament, James Ramsay Mo
Donald. the labor and socialist member.
benjamin Tillett secretary 81 the Dock.
Wharf, Riverside ard General WORKERS
union Of Great Britain and ireland. George
Bernard Shaw and Henry MaYers WIND
man. who Ia well known In all soclalisric
movements, made speeches voiclnc angry
protests against the proposed visit Rcsolu-
tons to the same effect were adopted
Bernard shaw during N" course or hts
speech. said he had no doubt that King
Edward WAS sufficiently embarrassed
and heartily wished that the Emperor OF
Russia was going to visit the Emperor
Of China instead ~ him. Mr.. shaw de-
clar"d that he was particularly anxious
to avoid violent language and would sim
ply say in conclusion: Damn the Cars
tyranny and his imprudence for coming
to these shores"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29

STATE or VERMONT. District Of
Ths Hoaosab.s probate cur, Fry
To tho heirs aot ali persons !uta-.
estcd IL rhe estate ~ 7.Inon a. ,evi1,
lato OF Burlington, aeceosed -
Where's; arplcauoa han ben
made TO THIS cogr' II wriun7 BY -, -
praying for liccusc onl au:Ge~-
ity to sell the wh.,r : ire goa
estate of said a"ceased. rrpres ~.
be beneficial to the. ne.rs al,
Of saii deceased a. sell ;he "hoi"
the real estate # said dcceased at
convert tho same into moneT
Ard hri" -irr TITO court f"- cors"'.
and appreciation IN writing of all gre
neirs to said estate residing I'm M
STATE and setting forth me situati .7
ed and assigned The SIN day % Ave t.,
1908. at he Proha'e cour: 70 >,
Hpoa a"'? ia. d''' 1Tpicao rear ana e'a
Q: to b, given to I'll persons i1teres,-
ed therein. by publishing said Ord r:
hearing, three weeks successfully n
the Burlington Weekly FREQ Press =
n nSiabhn2hood | ~ e.rcn,ates IN no
ested In said estate, all which pub
licattons shall be previous 10 the day
assigned Cor hearing
Therefore. YOU AFRO hereby nota.d
TO appear before said court, at tie
time and place assigned. then a-d
there IN said court to make y0ur OBJ
jections 20 the granting o. such H.
rerse. u you see cause.
Given under my hand. at rhc Fro
ente Court rooms, ,his ais, day II
July. 1900
MARCETL1S A BINGHAM
@wet IndCc
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JUST A PERSONAL TRIUMPH.
Orvflir wright suys He Has II Better
.rvhine Than nicrfot.

Washington. July 2a.-On the eve Of
making an aeroplane flight involving
Crenter dangers than Hleriot rie'tcd IN
crossing the English channel early to-
day OrVillc Wright expressed great
pleasure when learned OF tn. success 81
The lTenChmar
That II vas personal triumph for
Nlerlot, however rather than any indl-
cation OF Advancement in the art OF ny-
nE, was Wr.Ehte idea OF tho s,gnif-
ca0cc of tie accomplishment.
"Hl.ricts type Of monoplane" said
Ar. Wright. is based on tho pr,nciules
~ tie FroNch toys and one ~" models
used by Pcnaud. to which Professor
Ian gley's machine was also similar.
Tho monopiauo. however. haa nos as
good Il method OF control as tho bi-
plane which We use
1t is snid hat llcriot could NOT With
monoplane. describe the .hor, circles
Witch Wright made yesterday II Tc-t
Myer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29

of taom bl. 4...
by trainmon rca. "y might hayo b..
a motive. Is he express cars on ira.
Number Six carried heavy specie shil
ments from C.. coast.
A third ard moro exciting event sooi
put the quarry wreck into the back
ground. Ten days afterWard On east
bound passcngcg train was Jagged II
the night Al Sugar Buttcs, ~ nj .''
west Of Sleepy Cat When the honr!
train slowed up. two mon boarded The
engine and with pistols compelled the
engincman to cut of The express cara
and pull them to the watcrtank q
mile east of the station. Three men
there in waiting forced the exprefa
car. blew open the safe, al1 the gan"
rode away half an hour later loadod
With gold coin and currency.
Had stick of dynamite been c.
ploded under thu Wickiup thorc could
not have been more excitement 81
Medicine Dond. within threo hours
after the news reached The town q
posse undo SheriM Van Horn, with q
car load CT roraano-h and II GG.a
was started f1~ Su,ar Nr'tc8. Tt
trail lcd north aud tho NCrauors rod,
until nearly n!ghtfall. They crosse
Dutch fat and redo single filc into 9
wooded cany On whoro they cam
upon traces o. car'n.hrc. Van Horn
lending, jumtci from his horse all,
thrust his hc2d ii.io The ashes: TIL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29

'eemed to have diou. lie f.u tco ,
hausted to undertake controvere,
even II N were to be thought of mn,
I was not.
Nothing further was needed to CO...
(leto his huiAi,Iatiun. He picked r
Ills hat and with the thought of got
ing out as quietly as he had come In
II rising he swept lumber at his
hbow from the table. The glass broke
IN tho floor, and Marion exclaimed.
What is that?" and started for the
lining room.
II was TOO late to get away. Nc
CLOUD stepped to the portieres of the
trimming room door and pushed them
aside. Marion stood with hat in her
hand. and Dicksie. sitting at the table,
vas looking directly at the intruder as
ae appeared In the doorway. She saw
n him her pleasant acquaintance of
The wreck at Smoky Creek, whose
name she had not learned. In her sur
Prise. she rose TO hor feet and Marion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
ESTATE or CHARLES r.. p,|NTpI.
COJrJiESTCw

STATE or vEf,.dcNr. District Of
ChittenGen, SO
me Probate Cour< 20. the District
OF Chittenden
70 all perstnS iutsros.cd "a tAs es.
tate or Chas!es !. tip;ter, ate >.
co'ehester' In said district, deceased
,,,. G2EBr1TQ'
whereas, eaid Cour. las sssigned IN,
SIN day Of August next. FOR Tho srS.
tlemcnt % tho account OF ;he aa,..in.
ittretpr ~ tae eatst. u, Charle,
L. Hunter late OF Colcheptnr
deceased. ana for a decree AZ
the residue OF naid estate 70 n. lavtu
claimant 90 tho same, nnd orderel
that publ notice thereof ~ .iycn e
al persons 'ntcrested In esii csts,,
~ publishing thIa order three week,
succ"ssivoiy PREVIOUS 10 the day as
signed In the fur .rrtou W'.elsl,
Fren rr"Hf. Newspaper published Il
said district
Ths7efore. YOU ara hereby notine.
70 appear At tho Probate Court roor1i
In burlington, Vermont oa .hs da1
assigned. then and there 70 con.es,
tho allowance % ssid account II yo.i
SEQ Cause. end 10 cstsblisn your rim.
as heirs. leRstees and Lawful claim
ants to said residue
Gven under my ',nnc, this ,OtN inv
Of July 1909,
MARtELLUs A. n1NGl.4A
8,N6t Tufae
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29
MEs; oRY OF THE CHILDREN.

/ love 10 Kiss those little lips
That cluster round our homo.
More precious than the choicest gem
4 parent ever owned.
| love to kiss those purer lips.
So free from blot or stain,
Their imprints .inger on our lips,
They always win remain.
Thoir little arms necklace make.
How rich and, oh. how rare
No queens with all their jeweled wealu
Can give VS. one so fair,
The happest moments OF our life,
within our welded homo.
Are when our eyes are blessed TO sec
Our babies wall, alone.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-29

wandered far adONn TN rcaG
by sen-post guides advised
Toward shady Rest, a Calm Abode,
or so twas advertised,
found a shanty glary ~hu.
Ard baking meath the sky,
And rapidly took my flight
With somewhat thoughtfui SIGH,
At Comfort Home" turned eway--
The house was hot and small,
saw ten babies. | Should say,
And how they nil did squall
At "Waysido Inn. Who're Tourists Rest,
I paused little space.
Twas OF the road three miles Ct bcs,-
A man-forsaken place.
wandered next TO Anglers Nook
Nv faith existing stll
There was no water. not brook
Tie Nook" was on n hin
AT Country Farm ! looked around
There was no garden there.
But heaps and heaps Of cans found
All rolica OF the year,
At Maple Grove" two trees towerct
high.
Tho Forest House" had less.
Tho Woodlands" was surrounded by
ssnd-hank wilderness.
And so at eve ! wandered back
To old, familiar scenes;
Tie place--!t has no name alack
They call II Just Joe Green's.
-Iurana w. Sheldon in the n. Y Times