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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
HIS TWO RrAaoNS

"You never read the weather pred'o-
tlors2'
Nope" answered Farmer C.rNio-, el
81 skip en- fer two rc0 sons. Nnc Is tHot
there's 20 "er Dc woisF'' aNcr, wNi:
you can't nolp. ana the other - tlr u
never can rely on a propae'y al. aft.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08

Elmwood and Intervale avenues and
moved down Elmwood avenue, through
Pearl street to North Champaign, to
North, to North Union to Pearl. to South
willard. to Main. to Church. to -,earl, to
st. Paul, to ;1an, the counter march be-
ing made through st. Paul and past tho
reviewing stand. The order follows
Marshal Napoleon L'Heureux and his
aids.
oliver Martin, NJ. A. Paquntt and Frank
Robillard
Platoon of police.
Sherman Military band.
st. Josephs society Of Burlington with
float.
Delegations from the Canadian Artesans
Of ITocheaga. No. so Montreal. No. 500
Montreal, Lewis. p. O., and IA
Quebec.
knights of Columbus of Burlington.
Eagle band.
st. John Baptist society of Burlington
with float.
Delegations from rAlliance Rationale OF
Montreal, fAssociation st. Jean Bap-
fist OF Montreal and the French
Chamber OF Commerce OF Mont
real. rUnon st. Pierre OF
Montreal.
st. Joseph's Court. G.. q. r., Of Buring
ton with float.
Delegation from the Court of st. Lam
bert, Montreal.
Industrial cars Of Swift Co.
Philharmonic band Of st. Hyacinthe.
ST. Josenh's union OF St. Hyacnthe.
Guard OF Honor. St. Jean Baptiste, Cen
trail Falls. r. 7.
st. Laurent Council. st. Joan Baptiste
union Wnooski
DeGoesbriand Council. St. Jean Baptiste
union, burlington. with Noat.
Delegations Of the following councils
No !, Lowell Mass; No. 135 liolyoke.
Mass. No 2l6 Woonsochet, r. l., No.
49, pittG7o'd, Macs; No. /, HoI~
yoke. Mass 80 &c. New Ia
ven Conn. ani Ware Mass
Mayor Burke. the city council. members
Of the clergy and invited guests
In carriages.
REVIEW AND RECEPTION.
The parade was reviewed from tie
stand In city hall park by the mayor
city government and guests Of honor.
including both clergy and laity.
Following the review a reception to tn"
invited guests, officers end members Of
visiting delegations was rendered in city
hell hy the united 1re0cN societies of
the ,ity. Tho reception va, Informal
and was characterized by hcartiast hos
pitality Refreshments were served.
Following refreshments Jules simays
presided over .he speaking. The first
speaker was Mayor Burke, who said that
the celebration is OF Significance no, on
~ TO the French people OF Vermont, hut
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08
CROWN POINT
CELEBRATION
Opening Week Day Exercises Of
Tercentenary Held There
Monday.
ADDRESS BY SETH LOW

Maintnins That the Flow II More
Permanent Than the Rinc-rhe
Indian Drama Hinwnthn Pre-
scented on a FIOnting Island
Constructed on Dsrgcs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-08


without taunt or bitterness without
vain regret for the inevitable. with
out the suspicious OF fl-will or tho
boastings Of ill-natured rivalry. we
retrace the paths Of early strife
Champlain and Montcalm. Lord Howe
and Amherst, Ethan Allen. Seth War
Nor, Israel Putnam, Philip Schuyler
and Richard Montgomery forever In
vest this beautiful valley with the
charm OF heroic deeds and chivalrle
loyalty, Hero Frcnchmen. English
man and American may md their
horocs, and in examples of bravery, OF
nigh resolve and fearless and urselfsh
devotion. no one of them need yield
the palm ~ others.
l, Is rot for me to recount the tale OF
discovery and war. II ia the privilege 81
others to tell the romantic story. Tho
spot upon which We stand to-day is more
Intimately associated With later events
than with the career of the discovcrer
whose name We chiefly honor IN this
week of celebration. For more than =
century after Chpmplain passed below
this point to aid his savage friends In
the contest with their hated enemies,
the Iroquois. no permanent settlement
along tho borders OF this lake was effect
ed 1t was the scene OF warike cxpedi-
ton, but not until 1871 was this strategic
point. n koy 10 the control OF this great
highway Of war, fortified Fort st. Fred
erie was then established by the French.
and within few years was made fort
ress OF first importance, Later. in 1853,
the English Commander Amherst. a.
whose approach the fort was evacuated
by tho French undertook the construc.
ton, At cost of many millions. - r. y
and rxtrrs,7e fortihcations which were
to ensure the permanency ot the British
control.
hut these ruins, suEScrtive MS thew
are OF enterprise OF skillful preparation
nnd OF lavish outlay. are IN truth tho
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
EqTRER IND BABE BURNED
Mr. lanes Bunk and LIrde One Nay
LIE As Essul- az Ere hIurs4
ms. A Z C0EEEL A NEGEE
aEaIEtuE Esr 87Eu snfsv- she Carries
Bnbv Eum BurHiME
ARR EafmfmEauarfuE HsA1aE
o. tha Msrhsr

M-E Jennie MIEidI Buick a. MINI
s-zsr AMI 1sr -veHr-uiH son. James IT,
we're nu-aIv burned when 2 msHius suvs
N their home Z1iuded T1lrz18 morning
causing sHvsra mudrsfL iuI.acz n gr1perU
Ia-uHEe
M-s A. E. -mveI. n nEElhw WIN
-Iai1etf % u1e rzsCue NJ Hrs. EuiCr 1uf
aH1v AMI wnu gH--ref the -ulEuU EIru ne
1uiIdiuE lad 1url Ier 1HluH md EICH
#rur1nef and sustained a severe cur IN
1ar lzr -r1uln. Is 4 rssu1r df 1Hr ler1iu
AccuuH. Yrs EuCif AM ner -niIu ware
eaten Co me Msr1ufiHr uuHufrzL
The victims ara the wife Eun suu ~
JAMES Eu1riE a siEr.E fr EIvdH1 Erus.
The family cuuuriHuE three CHne 1 Ens
ralur-V Eum Ireland lss EIHl EIr==
uuur1H Ezu CE-ng IN oman
Shorty Hfsr 20 @ 1iuriL EuHr N BUICK
1ud uuH f-Hua--af fur 1rs falIv wuriL NJ
El1rI was auEaEsd IN -uuz-uE EuHs mod
Eur 1Hr 1H1v VIM vas lsiseu IN a 1eL
near wnere WIS #zudiug 4 EaHuius zuuus
Tn some manner me su1vs EE1iuugL gmn-
llst=iv s-uuHlUu1uE NJ EulEz III EHnes
MrH EuiCH made ID desuErE-a SIR Col
mach nsr lHhe 1ur WIS aHsuUuszzlL
-1vzraE wtz1 Era HlH -slIgEsEaI cur 1nu
ne SNOW EIlr-E win uH-u- " CurVsI-
.ives one duur HHH-. heard 1er SCREAMS
1nd -1suiup ulr saw a. nE1- she WI nHvsr
1-zsL ErIsuIuu Mrs EuicE. Mz EIr-EI
r1iIE her n the SHOW urI ne EH1urs
ludIIv uu1 lE- house. NJ 8uigE mur1ar-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
'CAM7EN Ready TO REPORT
on C0MFUET STATIONS
Asuisuaar TRY HnE14@er HAs Cam
uH.ush Ftau Whden H WI Pr@
usuu a. EnunsfE-Ltnr 81 aEusa-

Azsfsuzur cree Hna1nser CHuugn has
anuur ueafE nr DO council Ela
-spurr IN nuEEihie nCuttuna 1f puhlur Eum-
G 8uauuna saled mr. By a r-=suiuuun
or Cuunciiman EIEH auf aduuu#t M Ea
A1us summer N- CTnuen 1nH uEuvIaHef
uaraaua a 1uzsn lurz1mz ar -ia urluuHat
Er1CuuH
FHinriBHL EnunE ms iHuanUng piCiEsd pr
raa zf sagameer Er a suE-uu
lH u1a suuul7Vssr zurIer az ms cuurr house
uaundA Sierra r ars eumlrv umEmH
munurs VIII euuHenL E ID unapGaad m have
an unuHrTrmlnd EuE-uu hrad 10 with an
mu-InCe on F1-mm au-asc 1r mgu ami
an &venuasnrI ErrHar ar wumHm Ii me
la-Hr lar WI BE- E Ia plan m caEred
uuC a -=sv ~sun or uummudtguH frnsn-
SUMS EAH sa10n 1HudH HuC ar euuHs
BE- luU n-InEl 1Gzr la UlzuuE 1f G1u
elur- luuEH 1uriT next wear
TIE uHrzvFET an Eauiful avenue near
Seventeenth W-aHr n EuuCzFr uuaEhia lu-
m1uu. ant cha 1u CIuiruI Avenue murffar
huuHe a IiuL aux Le tsauTcEun Of 11a
huilEinE ma maze a enauEe usuasHI-
Cuuulalmul angel amt che assistant eiru
engineer nave nesn tsvur-uu 1unHansu1hia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
LARGE SUNS ASKED F0E ~
DAMAGE SUIT PLAINTIFFS
Nan IN Wham Ftu11n BruUef wants
H25.R90 ar EuEan Fusfrfg and
0rhers Hnve 8u1sr Claims.

Damage suits mra-iuE GLm8 wers Elan
IL r1e ufEua N 11a ciHrif II district cmIrr
against ssvsE-Il corporations The largest
lis against ule E1iun FaciEr ard 81 61r
E.Hl II is hruuE1E 1v Ray F-aunsh. VIM
was a =aiEnr handler a. Cauu-al EirT a
llanu falI uuun nm AMI injured MIN 80
EH- he mas been cuur5ueT a. 1H 1eT in a
hospital since September win a 1iHsuHr
sHsr uuu1d the miuula NAE Ut his huuv
Mr. 5taEsisviEz H suing me CudauT
cumuHuv Eur E1Hl The niaiuEE lH All
m1uiHr-T--E OF u1s asrIus OF VZunnr E1ign-
SKI. VIM vas killed IN Ele 81Hu department
IN MIw uf LI1H EsHr
Leland Bsr Is suing the Omaha and
Southern EU-IrEau CumuHu-. wniCi1 runs
10 F1r- -r1uiE 1HuElIHe ms yIunE son Wa5
run furvu ann injured II ia I-Isga1 1lHr
me znId IS Al m1scila and ElaE the muur-
man mad a. lunE su-sugu az csH- -ICk
11eaf 1eE1rs me bay Was run Iuw1- 50
-1ar -1s muu1rnH1 -u1IG 1aTe Er1pusf 11e
GHr
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10

ike. ~durvHrzuE 1er dVyu H1ftaruG STRAINED
Zal1traIv Liza ler 1H1v was burning %
IHa--l.
Ch. Havs M child. ne 81 burning ID
she muHued amid 1Hr pains AMI surtsrtnE
M. C1rrsM Real Herazne-
1Er1iHn. Although Is 1sdrnamBsr Of Gle
Buick .ut-azs we 4 muEH III Games she
BROKEN Iueu a window uEa- v1eIH ne 1st
r1ud and pulled -1s ItZs uC rum lis CIR
az EH-ues The ln1r -ssU1Hd. ~ CIrvsil
-aElrneI % me Euicir hume ErsazuE an
other v1nuuw she managed % mluciE a
tuur and suuHrsf Za -Imn. Win 1in 1iuE1-
ing anu BLANKETS she Anne 1uC Iur me
Games. 50 E1ur wien ne IRE dHpH--msnr
E-vef -Ez servtEHs ware nut required GE-
csur TO- wal-1 c1r Az -=zn lur5rgzA
The DuiicH d-anH--nEuC waa uuEEzed and
E1iiCa zIrsHnu Ed--s vas IHzElv -Iaile1
u ne Buick Iums N me 1uiics HIUu. II
lls mea1umH DR. Pauline EauHsnunu nat
mean summoned AMI a few minuuas LHlsr
Ir A. g. EI-usH- arrived
u WIS A. 1ura 1Hrus3vsu cnHr LE-g. Euuir
vas usrihlv burnett AID u-snuurz-v -silEf
was Itn1uIHuarad. wh1la III E-unulanra vas
saulIred uI rsmuus Ier Co ne 1uauit1. Ear
Eesu luuE rim ler ludg AID il IN dea-ad
ler injuries ma 1r1vs Ia Ule auly
vas 11rIrf HIuur the cEus md uasrdH 1ur
Dr. E--is gave D. a. ms 1uiniun Il Wuuld
live
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10

Hen hrum NAM Cities and zuInes
ARE EmnsErazned ~ Chnrdea
G. HaHevNuraE

c. c. EusewHusr. general anHGa N The
See Publishing cumuHlv entertained a.
mon Thurzdav II the EIUd Laval 11r ne
alarura and muuHgsgs az lua E-n -uur-
mas OF u1lH seCE-uu 1f Els -uuur-v Besides
ne aduurz. NJ Eussxamr mad as ms
guests WAeE ~ EITs. assistant see-a-
TRY az HE1miEIrs Euasne FunA. lrssi-
rHur 1f lIs NalnuH Curu azBuciH-uu anu
Several others. Among 11uHs present ware
e Eurg1um. TIE 1Hriuw AEzuCv
Omaha
Ianu FisiGa CEalama Farm IuIr1a
CEaanma CE
2 = WrElL Pam and S11CiE. St JuHauh
Eli. Ehe EIruers VIrs. -hIUlEu.
c Ezyuulda Ths Prairie Farmer
CmCaz1
B.rnsrr auuz Farm anal Flrzzids
Springfield. o.
Clarsnrs zhansl. Grange Gldd Ear
mar lH1caEu
r. T MEHarl. zuGgaHrd Farming Dsa
M1lnez
II E. EIun ms EEms Ravlsw Chi
aEu
H P Ez1uu The sa1-ds FuhiH1ruE Co..
LlnU1lu.
H. r. zez-ts Tbs zaaris Publishing ca.
Luc1iu-
C. G williams, The 0hlu Farmer Gsvs-
and.
Em McF- FiEras Tarm W=szii@
Les M1lnaa
Charles H Gurza EsEzuz and Farmer
Dss MnnHz
E. MeEav1s Nebraska FE-uHr LIN
-uIn-
VI Eaazn. Ua Czap=r Fualira1ma
Topeka
FaEIle suauzzmlL Farming Dsa
Muues
Devils C. WING Ths Ersdssrz Eazar
EhlUasu
E1gane @ HuuA E-luumunRmu III. pres
lneur NauaHa Corn Eazncin1m
Ium A1d-sEA EmuaIa Uu1rv Ha-1uar
W Eusriuu. Ia
W a. BAYS EEIsU1I HrsIIrT ur lHr-
muuIrs WEauuEuu-
Charles C. Wmnasr ms San Ma=E
znz- Omaha
n ClIiuH rha N-nrr1Fsz1s-u AE-cu-
ursr MuneauuiH
EhIliu 8 Els NIzunn Farmer aad
sn1rk Gn1Vs a. L1u1H
STANLEY ZaHus ZHm@Euunr-Iauaz
Ch1uzzu
I'd GA1Im A1l1aa Farmer U1uEEL
Ema1cs Ean- The E1-nar g. Fau
~ G. CamuhsL Tine F-u1 Eu1w 81
Alsapn
UEauuH1 Caumrv HEruer luu1N
HI Wlmr BrzmaanL Ezaaza AE-uu-
@rz @a=A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
Iva Hill LIKES C0aR SHOW
AND WANTS TO STEAL AWGY
Fresidsu- AZ GE-ar NaErhsEu WIHhes
Un Rave EEuuEfr1un TAKEN IN
M-1nnen1nE1s N=Er EenE

Ea > a n1rs EuEsL ne lH
l. w Ell. president OF ma ErsaL North
srn -zsiraad. VIM c1ue m CmE1a win
ms Erler p Eli. SAYS he 10 going to
zv on rr me curu s1aVV EEav tram Omaha
He Is MUM Interested IN SUCH zEuuH1t1uns
ana -ieHr1v snuuEst -lH Wnen 1s su1Tsf
m -uuk over -Ie UluHCuu I-1Er 1aHl m
On 10 me Imc1sgn ar -1a 0uaha uuh.
-Tu ear some or lssa uHsuef earn Ears
Up sumo az -IH IrEH wIea said M
En- as NE laE the resi- or me parry and
HI-rzt IN a seaund Eu around lne curu
SNOW
NJ Hu also 1uf I1ur1Hr 1m1E.1L n
mint IN adHEuu m uEuE -as z8ru znuw
zFav Elm 0muua and ma vas ID secure
As 1UzH winning GhihiIA He was muHr
mEIuHasuU uusr ne fact z1ar -11unaa
auuE ms md mad WIN Sd manT uhhunH
IA m-u -lur THESE aHunis we m--ug me
tsUsr -um malEuH suEn ing zzzalmEa and
-lur ueT -uui1 not 1e EsuU WaT E1m AZ
ur1er EEnIhir or ma And N ETs nsa
IN buying me Prize winning E1ih1r u %
pm L1sm IN EuuE win the
-bnma
LET'S Euu Lne Washington EEniur
sam NJ El I1d. whm ma W4a raacnef
l= wsur HUl-E1E u Hums sEnsileur .uaa-ur
curu, and aEuH &c IN ms hand Sad
rhuE vas E1w1 num HmH lf -nar
1r-zs Winning suu az ue 0EuHhu Z1uMi-
zun nau year
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
HOTEL LOYAL TO DOUBLE
VI Increase E-uG1d suncs and Aff
Three su1r1ss % EaIEh
PE10TAE WMATns ELEEETE
Ad-fErfaunI Gruund an the Easr 90
HursE Haa Sen HauEhr e. Ar
nur-f arum fur ms H.
umnufnm-

improvements calling Er an s-uHndfurra
1f ss-am 1undrst l1HuHa1d tuilIrs have
1sau a-1uuuucad 5r E1ual Lava wuIcu
viii tumble me present uuHGE az ue
austar TIrza unrs su1res ara m be
adiud en- -la 1rsasl- E~1-1grIra Ind the
bunting Icuuuief b. ina Metropolitan 1uui
a71 1lILLart nah a. IEd and lis -E1tui
avenue 1aa bean 1uugar and VIII be -
mudaef and used n -1-uec-m win 11a
1rasHnE uIa--arz
-a11uI arsr11H 1mIdinr ad-unH me
1uusi an me zI1L This mas bean 1ul1E1r
Jz--Ea- 1v Esrua1 -aEu lr1ursur OK
Euua Iva lululuE nr a c1-ualusra1un
s4u u be- u la nziE11urIuuu OF N0El
W T. H#v- Iv1Hr 1f ls Metropolitan
1uul nal. EEiI mas a ease IN -1a annex.
amt as sUuu as E-lnEsuH119 cal On PER
EguI wura or rzu1naeiluz zla Fr-IcrIra
VIII lsE-u. The pr1psr-T mas a =1ulzEs Of
uru-uur =ar an -aulu1i avenue ann Ez
1snuH lack Z feet -la rau- stunning tine
1uual unuv and timing rum.
The auCuasz or me uIu and -ra Gun
s111E- increasing pH1-1naEs az 1s eaL
nave made large aGlIEes necessary ana
as Hum as lrIC-ra1ia D III 50 lH new
anne VIII be- ranuueisL
e d I1EgI- lessee and ur1ur-suur OF
lie Iurz. 8a-u
eve have bean ser-mIHiv handicapped
1r lH1E OF -1um and r1nua u lza err
eur -arza parties ami 1Hz1uua1H a1r num-
Der or winch vs. lava deem rumnsiied u
Ieellns umr nave We leen a1ia u GHra 1lr
Iur raEuG Eaza business #aaHf4curl
The aluex vii sui-e Elase tLEC1lusa-
our present 1ia1H 1-uuuzuuiarH a
vumau snEllus Eam Ca1iull avenue
I'D me nlua- -UhnT q uEu cl14 win an
-llEHs Er1m 1urI ula lunuv Hud -HllUIl
Evsuua- EzInh h4sL. a grill rum in u1e
1asHuHuL =Z1u8 azar- a 1MIg1eE hal anu
bail rIum IN secunu Euur AKIN daaL. and
We ElHD a leaIEA uaH rum
And some smaller -uumH 1ur pH--es OF
uan To rvHurv-Evs ar 11Irry persona
As suuu az msse 1mur1vsus1us ara cum
1isuad the -u1uv ID m 1s ~uiH-Eef by u1k
iuE in jar or the 1rHaHuC ca1A and uT1
Or l1rae Eu1rrHs ara 40 De adfsf "a 11e
1uUai. EtT-uE I'D q UrIl ur usa-i- % r1umH
I1uur tuunle our ursHHur aHuac1rT The IN
crease N ruumH cuIid lur ~ guuHihsrai
wiE1uur ne increased timing ra1Hc1r
wnic1 Is 1uvv assured
Win me new addiction E1ua LnraL VIII
nava q Euuraua az UB taar an Ca1iu
avenue -G nsar On DHEHuuurr sr-asL- and
B. winnie block IN ziz-ssuEr street
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
MAYOR AND Old pa NET
DHAimnn HnnsEwfua Man WIN Whum
he Lsfr HsEaa "a Hfde NehrnnEEa
Hn1Es EaHrher

Mayor DHniuH1 yssusrfav entertained al
diu G1snh or MS 1Hvhuud tavz Es Is T
z irwin Of F-isasH1riHw Tex ~ E1ev
Eyvtn 1Ed1r= strlsr Of uH ever saw iCa.
SAYS -1H MAYOR
AZ 4 mHE-r ar E1cu Twin and ua1imHu
Lefr Texas uEsri1sr LlfrE TsH-4 aga. a.
muHr- and came ID Nebraska uEzrIer
They ruta rIIEa mEsElsr IN E1ut wH1r1sr
and DAD and while lugB o. 4 -uuud-1u
gang Irwin srIsHd DHaimHl 1ur On me
mEnr relief a1uur l1e same Al 11a dog
wuczu On shiunGErL The mayor srII
aiHnEH hiH Esnd mildly 61r TINS r-rE
ouu the rxu a- HH--uE a most -sn-uvahis
rsmiuisuHur sHaEluu.
N Twin mH-n A resilient 1f We
1raaaIa nr a mHrEr Ir a -suEIrv rsu1r1-
ing u Texas some 1ur years aEu. I1d uuw
mHlisH IlaE stare ms home
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
MS STRANG ASKS DVoECE
FfE.s sufn aatE Hrus-z=E AE 0uge WtuA-
d-Es8 ResLEfnn IA Prevent
RuhEngfEE

NJ AEHa C. Stang - SUING IN hHrEGr
ruur- r1r a mvurgn rum GHmE zEzzE
Tae defendant Wa =rmHrv auEaE9a IN
me i've zr1eH business IN z1uIl 0mHla a1f
Is san OF Il T. zuauE Lia cIprI-tHL anu
eauiunH1s n1r muvur az Omaha A L
zr-au ar Omaha a1uur 6raan Esa9 uEu
err T=zaa.
GsurEH q ztrEuH lH RFr 90 ia a EuG
e-um Unsr-uuHiH ami WIS EusGrH1 On de
wrur v=a1s 1Ea. ann 1mz SINE raruvsra1
-r suuae M-anr g. lsuE
Wav Ms sEInE H UunE ID mEuuWu
Esr Iru1rusT vim suuErr =vsrT mslna
uussibls 10 zszp la news Ir the Ivuru
u-luaefiuE a secret wtrln-sw me ueu-
ann as suuu as 10 WIS entered N us mra
az me aarar az ma mzu-uL -m1r
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
NAVAL Officer SAYS GUILTY
AIrssf c.. Owens. Furm=EfT In T. .
servtrs. Aazmfrs zIzutnx BratEa-
es Name % ChegE

Alrr-f C. Owens a tuT-uHr HHvaI Gf1Gsr
ErrsHrsi a hw daTs 8 on InHFsr A
EuarEa az anuiuiuH money unuEr false
ursrsusaa- HEADED guilty IN puiiGs gnur
and was 6nad En and .uHrz- Owens LnuAaf
svsFv Hr a nHVa- 1f.rer BIS miv vur1H
n CONT were -UflE Owens dIrEHd MS
TIrlsr 3 name Oh a uneCiE and ETTa ir %
mis- luHr~fiuH nuuHe EE#uHr in dur
1uu-t Receiving 3 IN c1HuEs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
WHATS IN A NaME7 WAIT
FraaE EIlaa EhfaEa EhsEs q FtEe
Thaasaad BauaEs WaEra 81 Daa-
49, "a E1

a mHraza m a name may enHr E1nu
EL a m--uuuEssuer dsIr Ea urlrlrs1
me I--zzr or ne Wrlna mE 1rrm11tug
m HllH @LHA ann a MT IN IaE-ur
1ulrr q nov GunaiuernE Whistler EiHa
zhnIId have EM rsrmuusuBa ar any par
u1susuE Tha sun N4a Mlr-u1sd N LII 1ur
ID u1Hr on nu Zl Ez sad lE men
mad 1ssn 1nrauzuE mH Ina QnH m al-aa
Ia EIuuEh vas q FzHa ua-u1t Ei1H Ha Was
m daahE E1uaE za Gar mama h IuaAad
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10

ume I'd na mater or EsUlng us uuhiiG
cumr1rr HIEunH ssEaniianeL and 1au1 are
lunHr1I L1ar wlHn the a1u1r1 laaasar 81
muda uu tina 1uuuriI vii include an an
Brunr-Hr1uu TO aHgs u1sm built 1ur-uE 1ia
cunning EaE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
Grape-NUts

WI CErry the user
LGugsr probably
Than any other food Known
One CT the great G6TZEAgss Ii
That Z requires 10 ecOEmg
Or ether preparation 6U1 =
Served ugh1 Eum the pg
Read The RGad &C WeETLIe
n Ez
EHsrs a Reason
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10

IN c1s pnuue 5uuiL There ne huuud the
name az ne lialur1r1 IN 1s1iH SUIT. Es uHszf
Fl IN IufE-nE suupiHl1r and ne 11nnuz Oh
have Eur LIa sun tuHrsHd az ne 1ac1er
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10

1uv Euunle. nur a genuine GuHrrar uuVs
Euara Wsw Lra FllH 1r c-unsuuaruu
malaria and aundius For zHia nU Beann
Ur1E Cd.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10

T1u san give Chamberlain -u1Ea Esm-
ssfr as aunEdsuEv 90 a name as u II adl1iE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10

Il Is a good thing
70 know how GO select food
That VII SO thoroughly
Feed and uCUrIzE the BODY
Thai there Is nc Indication
Of E1gEr CT fEmnEgE
FrUm enc meal &C EnCGner
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-10

EhErs ) a Reason"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-02
u New sweethexrt.

At II recent fancy dress bali for
children great fun was caused during
one Of the dances by the antics q
4 fate fiddler, who suddenly ceased
playing end glared after wee maiden
dancing in a set Of cu7disles.
whats the matter with you, Scrar'
er?s beloved the le"der.
Dropped my rosin."
well never mind. Go on playing;
you'll get 1t presently
Co on plavin' be hanged," came
the reply, my rosin'll be done afore
the set. Queen Mary down there
has picked It up, and given alt on
1t to Amlet, an they're re-estin' IL
--Tit1Bits.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-02

Tradition, explains Or. Johnson. Is
but meteor, which, If 1t once fails,
can not be rekindled. Memory,
once interrupted. is not to be re.
called. But written learning is a fixed
luminary, which, after the cloud that
had hidden it has passed away, IS
again bright in It's proper station. So
the books are faithful repositories,
winch may be awhile neglected or for
gotten, but when opened again. will
again impart instruction.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-02
CARE OF GLOVES.

1T is strange that few people
really take care of their gloves, that
is, in one particular" said Newark
woman. II suppose we all know that
pulling gloves off by the finger tips
spoils the shape of the gloves and
also endangers the material itself.
What is the right way? To peel
them off, as it were, inside out and
then turn them. A glove man told
me once that the life of my gloves
would be perceptibly heightened if I
would do this, and also initiate the
gloves on turning them right side
out. This would help to put them
into shape and at the same time help
to dry them, if they were moist from
the hands.
silk gloves may be successfully
cleaned on the hands. Wash them
with borax water or suds of some
pure white soap, as though washing
the hands. Rinse them under a
stream of clear water and dry with
towel, keeping the gloves on until
they are nearly dry. Remove very
carefully; fold in shape and put them
between two pieces of cloth with a
weight on top.-New Haven Regis
ter.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-02
''ATEMOIRs OF DAN RICE" THE
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