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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-04

I American railroad passenger
coaches and convert them into
pasteboard on which tickets can be
printed. In exchange for the
privilege, she's willing to furnish
the railroad with all the tickets 1t
needs.
There's money in this unique
business. The company she heads
over here is earning Is per cent
per annum on it's contract with
the Belgian state railways.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-04

Highest prices paid for second
hand furniture. N. l7Ss, A4811.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-04

Continued From Page One.)
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25

Fred Long is spending Thanksgiving
with his family in Ebert.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25
Good cough medicine for yeunf
folks anb old folks too.

We could hardly do without Cham
berlains cough remedy says Mrs Flora
Despair Of Bloyd Ky ! found 1T to be
SO good tor the Group and have used i,
for years. can heartily recommend l.
for coughs colds and Group in children
and grown folks too. The above show $
the implicitly confidence that man,
mothers place in Chamberlains cough
remedy condolences based on man,
years experience in the use Of it. Noon
need hesitate to use the remedy for !
contains no chloroform opium or other
narcotics and may be given to a child a.
to an adult For sale by Fred Long
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25

w A Hollingsworth and son Dale
are spending their Thanksgiving vaca-
don at Haswell, in Kiowa County.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25

Miss Nellie Jewell returned home
rom Denver where she has seen visit
ing the past three weeks
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25
What would YOU do

In case OF bnrn or scald what would
you do to relieve the pain such injuries
are liable to occur in every family and
every one should be prepared for them.
Chnmberlains salve applied on soft
cloth will relieAe the pain almost in
stantly, and unless the injury is a YER,
severe one will cause the parts to heal
without leaving scar. For sale by Fred
Long.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25

Recent discoveries have also proved that
dandruif is caused by germs on the scalp.
Therefore, 10 cure dandrun, the firstt thing
to do Is to completely destroy these dan
--Msdc BY the J. Q. Aver CO.. Lowell. Ma.s--
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25
Jewellers and SiIversmiths
7O0-11 10th St. Denver

Copies OF the Tribune may be found
at the Office Of the State Commercial
Association, 1875 Stout street. Denver
where you can read them at your lei
sure. This paper is kept on file at the
Association for two weeks.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25
etiquette Of Letters.

When writing letter 1t is not con
sidered etiquette to begin the first
sentence with Il" Should the topic
require the personal pronoun the para
graph must be so constructed that the
II comes in later than the first line
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25

Lawrence Conarroe went down to New
Mexico where he expects to spend the
winter.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25

The Gilbert school closed Friday for
weeks vacation during Thanksgiving.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25

Ch.rlIe Dinks and Adolph Johns
Who visited few days in Ebert last week
ret raed to Littleton where they arc
tnrashing.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25

rom Denver where Sne mas Seen visit
ing the past three weeks
What is becoming known as 8 40 OOC
900 dinner was given recently at the
Albany hotel.
The actual cost of the dinner did not
come up to that, but at the table there
sat five guests who's combined fortunes
.stimated the above amount These null
Eimillionairs were Edward Wolf of tn,
Franklin national Bank of PhiladeIph
ia Samuel Grabfelder, OF the first Nat
ional Bank of Louisville, Il Randolph of
Philadelphia, f Winelaud and Morris
Kahn also of Philadelphia.
The millionaires were enthusiastic in
their praise of the Albany music but
they were no less so then Mrs Leslie
AFTER, thu great American actress,
who sat at the next table NTH party
OF fifteen friends. While in Denver Mrs
Carter formed the habet of going to the
Albany to hear the music and she said
it was the finest she had heard in an
American Cafe.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25

J B Rood who has been farming the
" N Clark place for the past two year.
returned to Kansas one day last week.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1909-11-25
I ebert Events
A Brief Summary of Local Happen
Ings During the Past Week

Sunday News and Post for sale at
the Tribune office.
Ray Jones aud family Of Parker spent
a few days visiting in Ebert.
Mrs Harry Potts visited few days
at Jacob Brazelton last week
Mrs johnson and Mrs Bray were Den
yer visitors last week.
Mrs Moore and daughter Alice visitec
few days in Denver last week.
Mrs W L Walker went to Denver
Tuesday morning on business.
Mrs Casey and children went to Den
yer Tuesday morning.
Ben Maroon spent couple of days in
Denver last week
There we're seven cars OF cattle ship
ped out of Ebert the past week.
Russell Gates spent a couple of days
in Ebert last week.
Mrs Ell Baldwin has been quite ill
the past week bnt is now much better
Dode Mcnamara and wife are visiting
his parents for few days.
Mr. c w Reed aud family are spending
Thanksgiving with R Close and fam
Ily
Jonn Dunn and wife went to Denver
Wednesday morning on business.
Fred Long is spending Thanksgiving
with his family in Ebert.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-18
Parma ma %sprzedaz

Nam zamlar sprzedac swa farme
polozona oAo}o5 mil ma pofudnie
cd Arcadia, 4 mile cd Dodge, 3
mile cd wielkiego polskiego koscio-
Ia W Pine Greek.
Farma obejmuje 34s ARROW, dobra
budynki, niemal wszystko ogrodzo-
ne, dobra woda, wielkie zr6d}o PREY
domu,> wiatrak W podw6rzu ola by
dfa. Oko1o l4o ARROW re strumy
klein. Zamierzam sprzedac z powo-
du IL jestem "a starry, abym to sam
obrobi}.
Pc blizsze informacye zg}osic sic
pod adresem.
John Brownlee
R. !. Dodge, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-18

e aaHH
q
/. BOG SIZE R0DzI /.
o
q N
HaMNM
Opowiadanie historyczne.
CHG
Gag dalszy.
Lecz wtem do uszu ich
dolecia} poczatku gtuchy
}oskot, potem trzask wy{a-
mywanych belek, a wreszcie
krzyki rozpaczy i przestra-'
chu. q
Juda zerwat sic i s}ucha}.
Gniewne glossy miesza}y
sic re s}owami rozpaczliwych
zak]ec i m%odlitwy.
Zo}nierze rzymscy, wy}a~
mawszy frontowa brame, o..
panowali zewszad dom HUI
row.
Tirza W smiertelnej trwo-
DE cbwyci}a brata "a reke.
- Judo, co to znaczy?
-wo}a}a wsr6d }ez. .
w tel chwiIi ma dole roz-
legf sic nowy krzyk, W kt6-
rym oboje pozna]i g1os mat
Xxi.
w mgnieniu Okla zbiegli
ze schodow. Podw6rze Gale
zajete by}o przez zo}nierzy.
Pe1no ich r6wniez by}o W
korytarzach i ma schodach.
z dobytymi mieczami wbie~
gall wybiegali 2 pokoj6w.
Krew zastyg}& W sercu
dwojga dzieci.
Do 6ciany tuli}a sic gro
madka. kobiet, b}agajac liz
tosci.
w drugim ko6cu niewia-
sta W podartych szatach, z
rozwianym w}osem wydziera-
Ia sic z rak 3o1nierza.
Juda przyskoczy{ do niej.
- Make, mako! - "a
wo1a}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-18

! q 1900 -
dzacego oddzialu, mieszka6-
Icy wychodzili ~ "a droge i 2
ciekawo6cia przypatrywali
Isle zo}nierzom, a a zwlaszcza z
mlodemu wiezniowi, kt6ry
szed} posr6d Mich pieszo, z
gola glowa, nawp6l nagi, rece
mqia} zwiazane 2 ty}u grubym
rzemieniem, kt6rego ko6ce
zarzucone byly ma szyje ida.
cego poza MIN konia.
Geste k}eby kurzawy pod
Mostly sic z pod n6g ludzi i
koni, MONA W mich iednak
bylo dojrzec, 70 wiezie6 by}
m}ody, dziecko prawie i, ze
upada} 20 zmeczenia.
- "-- .
| Nazare6czycy 20 wsp61czu-
elem patrzyli ma niego, kaz-
|dy chcia}by mu ulzyc ale
mkt ME smia}.
Prey kohcu wioski; u stud
nj, dziesietnik zatrzyma@ 3D.
dial. Zo}nierze, jedni reka,
drudzy dztanami czerpali wo
de, i gasili pragnienie. Wtem
ma drodze ukazs} sic sedziwy
cz1owiek z biala broda i bia-
}ymi, jak snieg, w}osami.
Ni6s1 ma plecach hubel, pile
i siekiere, uginajac sic pod
ich ciezarem.
Doszed{ do -zr6d1a, starzec
zatrzymal sic. Wtedy przy~
bieg1a do niiego jedna z ko-
bet i poczela prosic.
49, Rabi J6zefie, - czci-
godny rabi: J6zefie! 49, idz
zapytaj sic zo1nierzy, kto
jest ten wiiezieh, co on "a
wini|, i co z MIN cbca zro-
bic? Patrz, jaki on m}ody,
prawie dziecko, a W oczach
TAXI ma Dol!
starzec srojrza} La VICE.
mia, a SERGE 6cisne1o mu sic
uczuciem g}ebokiej ]itoSci i
postapi& ku zolnierzom.
- Pok6j Pana MECH be-
die z toba! - rzekf z wiel-
ka powaga, zb]izajac sic do
dziesietnika. Czy idziecie z
JerOzollmy?
- Taxi o~dpowiedzia} "a
pytany.
- Wiezie6 wasz m1ody
jest. Czy m6g}bym sic do
wiedziec, co zawini}?
- Jest morJerca.
Straszne to s}owo pablo
jak grom ma zgromadzonych.
Powtarzanlo jie sobie z niedo-
wierzaniem i wstretem, spo-
z niechecia ma wiez-
MIA. -.
Gag da1szy nastapi.
Washington. .-pOddaf sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-18

Wyciagne}a ku MENU Il
CO.. juz, juz ich dotyka
gdy silnym, brutalnym ru
chem .zo}nierz odrzuci} g
|jak pike. =
- Trzymajcie 60, to or
- odezwa1 sic W tel civil
po "a MIN g!os dow6dcy cd
dzia}u.
- Co! ten dzieciak les
zbrodniarzem? = wykrzyk
nal z podziwem, ale ! z cd
cieniem p%olitowania stsr.
zo1nierz W b}yszczacej zbroi
- Panic! - zwr6ci} 81,
do niego Juda - to matk'
moja! Panic, i ty masz pew
no make! zlituj sic! oszczed'
ja... oszczedz siostre moja
Bog jest s%prawiedli wy! Boz
ci litos6 "a litosG.
: w oczach starego wojaks
blysnety Icy. Odwr6ci1 sit
zeby je ukry6 i O
strym juz g}osem zakomen
derowa1:
Wziac kobiety d.
twierdzy, ale ME robic i'm
O%dpowiecie "a ME
A zwracajsc sie do zo}-
merry, co trzymali Jude do
da1:
- Zwiazac mu rece i wy
%prowadzic ma ulice. Kara
ola niego obmyslona...
w tel chwili w]yprowadzo'
no wdowe pc Hurze. Mafa
rirza, jak T.. pr z 3! ja'gnie
szla pos}usznie pomiedzyy
straza. Juda patrza} "a ME.
o%dretwia1y z b6lu. Gdy
podni6s} nagle g}o.
we ku g6rze. D2iecinny wy.
rae znik} "bezpowrotnie z je.
go twarzy. w tel jednej
chwili z dziecka stall sic
mezczyzna!
z dziedzi6ca ozwa1 sic CLOS
traby. Ma to has}o zo}nierze
poczeli opuszczac dom, uno-
szac jednak 20 SODA z}oto j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-18

- 4%|4 81" ga1E"H tru.,ES .g2 T# :. sa~=E'
dobytek.
Wreszcie ~wyprowadzont
~skrepowanego Jude.
On szukal oczami matki
siostry. Ale iuz ich tn MI
bylo.
Ma .ulicy b6jka ustals
prawie zupe}nie. Tfumy pre-
|leknione a grozne sta}y jed
max. ~jeszcze doko}a.
Juda utkwii wzrok W tym
jakby go pyta}, co :
matka jego i jego siostrs
lrzrobiono, lecz mkt ME da.
wal mu odpowiedzi i SERGE
coraz bardziej sciska}o mu
sic z ib6lu. -
Wtem poczn} ~ ktok
wSr6d }kah obejmuje mu
nogi.
Stara niewolnica, Amra
kt6ra ~jeszcze make Judy, a
potem jego iTirze nosi}a ma
rekach, przypad}a teraz do
stop u~mifowanego ch}opca
i targala wiezy ma jego res
kach, pr6bujac je rozerwac.
-. Amro! Amro moja!
zawola} Juda W rozpaczy
gdzie one? gdzie?...
Lecz W tel chwili zolnierz
chwyci} ia i odepchna} pa
box. Inni zamykali z trza-
skiem drzwi pustego juz do
mu.
Amra zerwaIa, sic rozep-
chne}a zolnierzy i wpadla ma
dziedziniee: ~
= Pusc ia - rzek1 jeden.
z mich - zapieczetujemy ja,
MECH gipie z g}odu.
Z~aryglowano wszystkie
wrota pa}acu: poczem ze}nie-
RE, ustawivszy sic W szeregi
pomaszerowali wraz z Juda
ku twierdzy.
Nazajutrz oddzial zo}nierzy
stana} prz I'd cpust~ sza}ym pa
}acem. Ma wrotach przylozo-
ne zostaly pieczecie, ma mu-
re przybito karte z napisem:
TO w}asnosG Cezara."
I by}o to dostatecznem,
ably Mkt ME osmielil sic
zblizy6 do opuszczonego bu~.
dynku. .
Nastepnego dnia oko}o
po}udnia, oddziaf z dziesieoiu
konnych zolnierzy, prowa~
dzacych m}odego wieznia,
zbliza} sic do Nazareth cd
stl ony Jerozolimy.
Nazaret byl w6wczas PREY
siadia ma gore wioszczyna, !:
a tax ma}a i MEDINA, ze.
jej utica by}a sciez-
Ia. wvdentana prZeZ bvdfO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
THE DOCK QUESTION.
Aldermen Vote, to 4, to Pay ~, 800
for Property

Following the adjournment II the
regular monthly meeting a special meet
Ing or the Board was called 20 consider
the project of purchasing the wharf at
the foot Of College street from the Central
Vermont Railway company. This meeting
was adjourned from the morning ard had
been previously adjourned from Tues
day afternoon.
An executive session was called for
when the taxpayers. who We're present
In large numbers, adjourned 70 their sew
eral homes. A resolution drawn UP by
City Attorney Villas and presented BY
Alderman Clarke. relating 20 the pur-
chase Of the wharf for sum not 20
exceed $3.50 vas passed by The board
by vote OF : 70
The resolution read as follows
Resolved by the board Of aldermen Of the
City OF burlington as follows:
mat under and by virtue Of No. ato ~
the session laws Of 1906 the city ~ Bur-
Hngton purchase Of the Central Vermont
RaIlway company its dock at the foot ot
Cohege street Mt present rented ny the
Lake Champlain Yacht club. TO Include
right or way thereto OF the fun width
or Its eastern end end to include all its
approaches from the water unohstructed
and unimpeded at a prize not 70 exceed
S"1.ooo: provided. also that with the deeI
Of said dock and Its said approaches hs
conveyed to the city Of burlington bv
said Central Vermont Railway comnanv
under the same consideration all ia
right. title and interest IN and to the
land included IN the extension ~ COL
iege street 10 low water mark on IN,
east shore Of Lake Champlain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
OBSTACLES OVERCOME.
Engineers Had difficulty In Finding
Good Foundation at TnLcrpass,

Aftor five months combat with
quicksand. clay and water. and nearly
every other obstacle which the nature
Of the soil could afford. the engineers
and employees of the Rutland Railroad
company have conquered and the
crossing Mt Lakeside Is resting on a
firm founda tion. so that II Is only n
matter of few lays before 1t will be
completed. In fact the masonry and
all but n small part of the carpenter
work will he completed by the lattor
part Of next week and the task seems
10 have been as we'll done as skill
and ingenuity could do It. In spite
Of the obstacles, it is expected that
the cost OF the work VIII not exceed
TINT estimated. which was s1s.77S. OF
this the railroad will pay 60 per cent,
the state - per cent. and the city 10
per cent
Tie work was made most difficult
10y the nature OF the soil and some Of
the foremcn. who have spent years
at similar work, say they have never
encountered moro difficult place in
which to find firm foundation. Over
800 piles have been driven. some OF
them to n depth of 70 feet, and many
even at that depth changed position
in tile oozy soil so that others had TO
ne S"nS'l''l'o' ne
"E"ih "'s'rlpu'e" ny
Nu"rPaS III fHp'' """'
"pu'ihehtS snare 'uo '"'i''
This is or course adaed 10 '"e eNPe's''
Work was begun on INV pass '"'
latter part OF APRIL VII" P''" W nus
In the early part or May Nc'lhS AS
Slstant Engineer OF me hu'i"hn ro""
Condor arrived and TOOK charge
since that time work mas proRreSse"
at top notch speed ana inc results
have exceeded the expectations or thoNe
In charge. who did not think the work
could hc accomplished before November
n NJ Rose of brewster, n Y, ana >
Conuors OF Rutland nave hao charge OF
Tho masonry work and a. D. cooper OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
Y. M. G. A. PHYSICAL WORK
Gymnasium Glasses VIII he Resume d
for the Winter October 4.

The committee on physical work at
the local Y. NJ c. A. has mapped out
plans for the coming season. The
gymnasium classes will he arranged
much the same as they were last year
and 1t will be possible this year to
make complete physical eXamina =
ton of each member of the organ MIA
ton. as apparatus has been purcha s.
ed for that purpose, 1t is expected
that all Of the classes will be much
larger than heretofore.
q. A. Buck, who has charge of this
department has been taking a course
in gymnasium work at silver Bay, y.
Y. during the summer and he was
prominent in athletics while at the
University of Vermont, from which he
graduated with the class of 1909. 1t
Is expected that there will be indoor
and outdoor athletic meets and "A SER
les of basket ball games played by a
six team league. class for the bus
mess men Of the city win meet from
5l5 to 800 every Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday afternoon. October I
is the date set for the opening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
LOVING CUP FOR FIREMEN
Gift of c. G. briggs for hest Exbih;.
tiOn OF SkiII Next Wedncndnv

Preparations for the inspection Of tho
flremcn and policemen next Wednesaa q
are rapidly nearing completion and many
or the men are already working hard ia
secure some of the prizes. A large an,oun,
TO deiray expenses has already been sub
scribed and everything points to a mark.
ed success
An added impetus TO the fircmcn was
given last night, when c. c. Briggs nre.
scented the department with handsome
loving cup. The cup goes to the com
pany giving the best exhibition of coup
ling, breaking, etc. The cur will ba hold
by the winning company one year when
1t will be competed for again. II Is o
handsome AFFAIR of solid silver and 10 n
inches high. 1t will be on exhibition In
the window of the tewelry store Of Na,-
son Bcro in a few days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
80 DAYS FOR KATE.
Hathaway Woman Attributes Latest
Arrest to Three Bottles Of beer.

Kate Hathaway. who has been IN
city court more times than she or any
other person can remember was mr."
raigned before Judge Mower vester-
day afternoon. charged with 'ntoxica
ton. Kate pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to so days IN jail.
Cant you get along without
liquor?" she was asked
Il don't know" she replied II
think ! ought to; I've been through
enough trouble"
Kate was obliged to disclose She
said that she met n fellow who drives
beer wagon, although at the time
he was driving in another kind OF
wagon. He asked her II she wanted
any beer and she replied in the affir-
native. The fellow then gave her
-four bottles OF brew, and Kate drank
three of them. making her quite
drunk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09

qualified. The report was occented
and adopted by the board
Alderman Drew was annointed "a
succeed tho late Alderman w T Muir
ply as a member ot the committee
on the new union station.
Herald Stevens stated To thu hoard
that r. p. Hatch. Jr had offered 70
erect stone watering trough at tho
junction Of North avenue and tho
Dcrway road providing that the city
furnish water 70 supply tho same.
The offer was accepted and vote Of
thanks was extended to Mr. Hatch
PILLS ORDERED PAID.
The following bills were ordered
paid: Electric light department, 81
$500; pauper department. sessss:
water department. s3.7S5.54; park de-
partment sS65.5s; public library,
sSso.s4: pay roll of Hre depa rtmen,.
s1.l9o.so; monthly statement OF nr,
department. s3,2o5.72; pay roll Of no.
lice department, s15S7.60; statemsnt
OF police department. 1916. Other
smaller bills ordered paid were s41os
70 Citizens Coal comranv. sS1s ~
the municipal electric light plant. $40
10 L. F. Waite for city directories se5
TO constable y. G. Florence for Office
rent 1880 TO the municipal lighting
plant for lighting city Hall park.
ss.40 to the Burlington Daily News.
$40 to John Fuller for killing 10 dogs.
5000 TO Burlington Printing & Bind
Ing company. ,7,756.s0 for tall tax.
Sl34S 10 Free Press association. ISL
50 to f. H. Buttles FOR salary as city
milk inspector for months Of Juiv
and August
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
VERMONT ELECTRICAL ASSO(IA-
TION.

The NTH annual meeting of the Ver-
mont Electrical association will he held
in this city September Is and lC. The first
day Will be devoted TO business and the
second to trip to Hotel Champlain. A
number OF interesting papers Will be pre-
scented AT the business meeting. The of
GERS are - H. Parker of this city. pres
oeht' D. H. Davidson OF Montpelier. first
Vice-president; c. +. Parker of Yer
sehhes' second e-presdent; A. T.
Maisdeh OF Manchester secretary ana
treasurer me executive committee con
sists OF f. II. Foote of St. Adams, Frank
Barney Jr.. of Springfield +. J. Royce
OF Bellows Falls, C. c. Wells OF Middle
'uiy and q. S. Haley Of Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
HAD A LEG BROKEN.
New York Physician Met with Auto
mobile Accident al Isle La Motto.

DR. 9. H. May Of New York had leg
broken Yesterday morning In an automo-
bile accident, which took place near Isle
La Motto lie was brought to this city
on the train due here at 80 and was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital,
whore tho fracture was reduced by Dr.
]. Is. Wheeler He was resting COM
fortably las night.
DR. May, with his wife, nephew and
nNNer was making a tour OF the islands
when near Isle La Motto the machine
ran into a ditch and threatened to over
lufh In an effort to escape from the
t'' one leg became caught between the
t""t board of the machine ana the
ground breaking IT below the knee The
''her occupants Of the car kept their
'."'" ana were uniniured. Or. J. 8. King
u ISl' la Motto was summoned and ac-
'"Npaniod Or May to the city. The
machine was only slightly damaged.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
LAYS IT TO SOLDIERS.
Joseph LaFrance duplicates Tbcm in
New Disclosure story.


Joseph La France was arraiencd in
city court yesterday for q third offense
Of intoxication and was fined s5 and
costs Of 7.39, with the alternative sem
tence of 70 days in Jail, He win probably
serve the time. Joseph dishod up Some
thing new in tho disclosure line, having
brand new story which should he conv-
righted. He said that while riding on
an electric car from Essex Junction no
became acquainted with two soldiers
Arriving at Winooski the soldiers in
vited him to have a drink. They mr.
chased liquor and he helped them DRINK
it, all of which resulted in his getting ex-
ceedingly drunk.
{ aries Patterson of SWanton nIeaded
guilt. TO intoxication and was fined a.
and costs of s7oS William Gero was
arraigned breach of the poacc and
was fined 50 and costs Of $50. The case
against him for intoxication was mol
pressed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
LONG NAMES AT WAR.
heaty Quarrel over Peanuts and
Popcorn.

The matter OF peanut stands. peanut
and popcorn wagons and the rights
thereof to sell peanuts and popcorn was
threshed out in court before Justice
Debervile yesterday afternoon The
names OF the parties concerned were
longer than those of Russian nobleman.
Louis Xanthabys. who operates a pea
nut stand on upper Church street. was
the respondent, and Peter Premahcaty,
who operates push cart from which
he vends peanuts and popcorn, the COM
plainant. 1t appeared that the two men
had long been at war with words over
their respective rights in the peanut
line, when finally Xsnthabys choked
Premahcaty so as to settle matters per-
manently
Xanthabys for breach Of the peace. was
fined 81 and costs of 3932 which he
paid. s',
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
John OdeII NorthrOp.

John 0dcll Northrop died at one o'clock
Tuesday morning In tho sd year OF his age
lie lived at IS Battery Place and was a
life long resident OF Burlington. He is
survived by 10 children. six girls and
four boys all adults ana most Of then
live outside the state There are nine
grandchildren. Ms. Northrop died sew
rial years ago