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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
Ok HCN L
HEISk ELL Z McI,ERAS.
1903 II ST. NV.
rSFrRNISHFD uorsES

UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
10th near K.yearS15. 900 l7t2 s. 1cr 3b. 60, 90
l3l2 Mass ay 3lr $. 600 1920 l. lor. b. 60 60 90 90
2oS4 Col rd 3Or fur6 900 i715 De Sales. Tor 55 Is
1925 10th Oar. 4h.-5.soO Kensington. 12r, b 80 GO
10 i + ls,: 1000 1875 F. Cd A.: 50 o. o,
2lao r. 25r. Oh 1000 Laurel. Md. lar. b 20 90
lsos II. Or 200 ,slo Riggs. 1Ir. b 20 % o" o"
1874 \. Or Al. 1000 1G1S T. 1Or. 2h.. ,oo
1917 Kalorama. 1872 900 l1o5 Rigs. llr: h. ~ on
2034 o. l1r. .2b fur. 500 1902 Oregon 1Or, his 90
1912 y. lar 3h. 800 oo11 VI. Tor. b.. 40 ~
2osa Fla av14r Oh. 300 i7as Ore av, i1r.h. 90. m
1912 Corcoran. 3Orl 200 1850 Ore av, 11r,b 40 90
lI0G r. l2r, h. fur. .125 1914 Riggs. l0r 40 W. W.
,752 @. 14r. 2b. mo- lo5 1913 Riggs. 10r. b, 40 90
1882 @. without sta.l1o 1917 Riggs. lor. b. 40 90
1891 y Fl av lar 2hlO0 1872 Corcornn. Or. II "a
o1oG o. Tor. b. fur. 100 2o69 NJ. 10r h. g 80
5,s 1s %y9mins m. - 12rss % o NV s B. g.
400 chapin sr 2h75 90 5000 sherman sr h2s. 80
500 10Th. I2r. Oh ~ 90 aurel Nd. Or. b. ON
1901 Ralno ont lor 2b15 90 80 Sth 7r. h.. 20 20
Is4l 10th; l2r 2b. 1900 11l6 9Th Sc 6r b. ls. 40 80
2123 II. 10r b.. 60 90 1905 D sw. Sr.. lo.o'
1928 o1st. 1or. b. GnnH
"a, > Low RENTAISs FOR SINNER 20
sos4 : $500 sS"S i7ss 7sa 17,h' s' i2r g
1ii4 1,t4 Belmont or % % 90 90 g bingham en-
34l5 Mt Pleas. fr.45ools1n s Or. .....- $500
FURNISHED HOUSES
All sizes principal residential sections. for lease
now from Septemher: List at office
CHEVY CHASE. MD,
KENSINGTON MD.
AND CLEVELAND PARK. n. c.
Several finely furnished houses large grounds
low rentals for summer
CNFURNISHFD APARTMENTS.
Toronto Sr. tfuri. 125i 1712 14th. Or. b.. 1000
Toronto CIR. h (fur,. lis Exeter, 6r b. k. 40 IN
Burlington. Sr b. 80 90 Prince Karl. Ar. b. k4o oo
Burlington. Or. b. s., 90 Prince Karl fl. .k35 90
Toronto sr Oh co 1712 14th 6r h.. .2a no
Toronto. 5r. ,. 600 800 11th. 6r. h.. =, ~
Massachusetts, Or. BIO 90 3O21 Dumb av.6r. .h23. 80
Imperial. hr. h.. 40 90
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Apartments OF all sizes In choice apartment:
houses. List Mt office.
STORES.
r near 18th year 3.0o0I 927-9 F.. remodel. Offer
51l 11th. sto & bldg. 300 1896 Fl. 900
1917 y av....... 200 1914 l4th. store. so 90
3lI 18th IVA cellarl5O Sl3 14th. store. so 90
SIP 18th. & eel mo. 9155
OFFICE ROOMS.
14n3 Fl. st 3r 4f. 25 00I I345 Pa av. Sd Fl. 60, 30
sl7s19 14th. ID Fl. $50 b1S 10th. ..... .ss to SIS
sl7-sl9 I4th. single s17-Sl0 18th 5r Al Is 90
rooms. $3.50 to 1850 Bush bldg. E. Offer
s13 l4:h. "a back 1890
STABLES.
1925 Conn av 81 90 1911 M.......... 10 90
1872 Oregon. II so 23li 18th. 10 90
1925 Belmont. IL 0O' jel2 sa .tu.th.tf
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GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE SUM

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SMALL NOTION AND GROCERY IN NORTH
west; also good grocery stand In rra'rin nt
market. EASTERN BUSINESS EXC'IAN,;i..
5l3 + t.,ll-3t
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LADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH $500 CAN Sc
cure partnership in established ofice business
that will earn 5000; all or spare time. Box
l5I, Star office. tel3-.t
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FOR RENT-TNFURNISHED
Colonial house. Georcetown: large yarG; Tor.
and b. Low rent for summer.
1928 Riggs pl 10 rooms and bath. S45. 90
20 Quincy st. ne. & rooms and bath. p 30
We have a number of desirable furnished houses
in the NV. section: rent. S75 per mo- and up
ward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD nncD,
rny29- Git" 40 18th st. nv
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CST. COS l4TH ST. n. w.
i74s Ore av. Tor. b. ~. 90
1928 q. Or. b. -. AZ. 90
1912 r. Tor. l.. 40. 20
1927 Ore av. Tor. b. ~. 10
45 Fla av NV Or. b. %. 80
40 Q NV. Or. h. .25.50
1928 y ] av. 1r. b.25. 50
2620 h. 6r. h. %. 5fl
1897 Marion. 6r. blS.OO
1925 Duncan. 6r. hl5.5O
1?3 y So. 6r. 10 sn
Gal Goth ne. Ar. 500
TENTS.
1914 Rosedale. 4r.bl4.5O
COL0RED TENANTS.
1915 18th. Or. b. $3.50
133 \ Sc. Or. 1850
ROsslyn. Va. 5r. 900
STABLES.
r 201a Fl nw.5 stls2O..,o
r 1921 Marion. 2stls.S.OO
GARAGE.
r 1922 G.. G.st'm heat 8. 90
STORES.
e0l2 II. .sto. DIV. sta so. 90
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FOR RENT-UNFCRNISHFD
1914 18th st. NV, 10 rooms, baths. .$115. on
1911 11th St. 11r. and b.. latrobe heat. 80. 90
211S Conn. ave NV. ar. b., fur heat. 20. 90
2113 Ontario rd. Or. and b.. steam heat As. Is
1925 Sth st. NV. 10 rooms and BATH. 45. IS
2717 Ont. ave. Q rooms and bath. 45.75
1929 T. 7r. and b., latrohe heat. ... 32. 80
1924 T. 7r. and b.. latrobe heat 32. 80
1880 Goth ST NV. 3 rooms and bath... 80 20
21 Sth st. Sc rooms and bath 100. % X
104 NV. Sr. and b.. latrobe heat. $3.50
933 y. j. ave-. rooms and bath. ..... Is so
404 Fla. ave. NV. 7r. b.. latrobe heat. $50
FURNISHED.
l341 y. H. ave-. rooms and bath .... 1000
APARTMENTS
Montgomery. rooms and bath ....... $3.50
The Park View. 425 4th NV. 2r b.. 275O
Montgomery. n. Can. and sts.. Ar. b. 27.50
STORES.
l724 Pa. ave- .................. $500
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
tot Il oSr
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W
paving business. Apply I19 II st. ne. jhl3 81
FOR SALE-MEAT MARKET: MONTHLY BtSI-
ness. 81 500: including good horse and wagon
and fixtures. $500: rent. SIS month: rare op-
nnrtunify. 2Sfh and q II iel1-2t
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FOR RENT-RY Fl. L. RUS
1910 Lowell, 12r. b. .slas !:
IT7 Church. Or h .l25 13
UNFTRNISHED. Is
1910 21st. Tor. b. so 90 4;
1897 2lst. 10r. Oh. ~ 90 ~
l431 21st. Or. b. BOB 10
1920 9th. 10r. h. sta 30 90 26
1907 l.. 11r. b.. 20. 90 II
l14S Corc'n. gr. b. A.. so II
3411 Brown. Or. b.45. so ~
11o5 Riggs. 1or.b AZ 90 Ga
SOC 18th NV. .i2r. h. $500
APARTME
1899 18th. 6r. b. A.. 90 Is
Saranar. Or. b. ;. 1000 {
Nautucket. IT. b. 81 90 10
1919 L. 6r. b. ..35 90 IL
Jnniata. Ar, b. =. .2s.W r
2329 18Th. Ar. b. .2l 90
Jefferson. Ar. b. ..2a. 80 r
Q Akron. 5r. b.. -. 30 r
141+ Hopkins. 3r. .b25.W
t2G r ne. Or. b. .21. 80 r
1913 r. Ar. b.. 20. 20
167 Girard. 5r. b. 1850 20
ie12Sa.t tu.th.tf
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MILLS. 6O5 9Th NV.
1884 Willard. Or. b. 20. so
ii Fla av NV. Or. b. Is. 80
je12-rf
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FOR REET- SW. .9l6 Va av.sr. b. ~. ~
NW.oo27 I. 2Or. h. 90 Sw. .925 c, 6r b. 20 40
NW.1oo9 18th. .sr h. -. so Sw 800 Va av. Ar 16 80
NV. 80 10th 81. h. 40. 90 SW 400 NJ Ar o. 30
SW 9lO Va av .Sr h. p. 50 SW. .623 c. Or Is 40
NV. 4O6 O. 6r b.25.40 Sw s27 G. ar 13 40
Sc. 300 A. 9r. b.20.50 NE,llnS X Or, b.. 20 40
NW.1344 4th. store16.5o NE 1l3e Lewis. Ar. g 50
NW.142s av.5r1a. 40 Sc. 100 9th. 13r. 30 90
NV. 1903 9Th. Ar. IS. 40 Sc, 1902 9TH Tor Is. 81
NV. 2526 F.. 6r. 1880 APARTMENTS
NW.291S 4. shop. 1000 The Vincetta. 5r.b.27 So
NM.Sfl 22d ST. ..---l The Vincetta. 4r. b. is. so
M2lo 9th. Or b p 20 300 Pa seer. b.. Is. 90
SW.343 Md nv .fr. h25.OOi
oFFIcFS~NoRTHwEsr.
Central building. oflceS. 46S La av offices.
Gunton building. offices. GIL 1th. Offices.
NV. go 10th. > rooms. I'd floor. ...... $40 90
Call Mt Office for information regarding alley
properties stable. etc. have for rent
For further informa tion apply at office
ic6tf !. W PIITISG. 14l6 + 81. NV.
FOR RENT-D. n. THOMPSON & Co. 1883 n W
laos nestor DIV s. 90 sls L Sc. sr. w. Is so
1soS S NV. sr. h. 70. 30 1879 Sd sw sr b.. IA. 50
81 Fla ne. b. 2a 80 1924 F. ne. Arb. 1880
30l3 Dent. 1r. h. $50
FOR COIORED TENANTS.
Flat. Erie. Ar. h. 1850 Hills st. Ar. $50
ie4-i. .eSu
FOR RENT-1+a HICKMAN ST. S.E. :sRBRICK:
mi: at $3.50: key at 153 1920 I'd st. Sc. Or.
brick. mi. S1I.40: kew at store. Sd and L s.e.
". TICKER & BRO. 720 \ ST. ne.
my31-3Ots
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LEAVE "WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

If not convenient to call at The
Star office. 18th street and Penn
srlvania avenue. leave your ad-
var:isements at any OF the follow
frg Branch Offices:
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FUK KEN
1908 22d NV; bay brick: 6r. and bath: very
desirable: $3.50 per month.
je12-3t. .eSu. ". r. LORD. coz La ave.
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FOR SALE.-A SMALL HOTEL. GOOD BAR
business. fine location; cheap rent. Address
Box 112 Star office. ic1i2ts
NICELY FURNISHED ICE CREAM PARLOR
and confectionery: prominent street. FAST
ERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 5l4 + 81.
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FRENCH HAT SHOP. HATS RESHAPED.
Ladies' own materials used Feathers dyed.
cleaned and curled. Miss HEFFERMAN. 60I
st. NV. Phone Main 1862 my6COt.3
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ADVERTISER, EMPLOYED BY WELL KNOWN
corpora tion. desires meeting discreet. honor
able gentleman with $4,000 cash: can show
an exceptional opportunity to make $4,000 i'm
mediately without gambling risking capital;
references exchanged. Address CHAS. CI.AF-
TON. o12 West 10Th New York. telS,5t-
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SMITHS TRANSFER AND STORAGE COM
pany: terms moderate: satisfaction puaran
teed money. CLARENDON SMITH
Manager 9i2 $ ST NV. Phone North 1870
jelO-th, a.tu,Gt'4
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81. 400 EQUITY IN FOUR ALLEY HOUSES:
paying l5 per net: trade for good paving
business of equal value. NEW YORK RI 81
NESS RROKERS. lf23 I. ielf-3t
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iel2 50 tufh If

VI SpuU
weekly hulletin.
SWARTZELI.. RHEEM HENSEY CO..
l21 18th NV.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL Buy AC-
tive and controlling interest In COMPANY: i'm
mediate sale desired. Address Box leo. Star
office iel4-Sts
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FOR RENT-BY l.. ]. !.
III y Y ay, 6r, b.s2S.50
1I3 r ] av. Sr. b. .35. so
Flat 1882 \ Cap.5r21. 80 |
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-14
IhE NEWS BY C0UN' g
Y
From the Island in the Lake 10 The
Passunpsic, Along otter Crc-k
and by the shores OF White
River Cosrrrd hy src-
ciuJ Correspondents
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.


MIDDLEEUEY,
Addison county court January 6. heard
tte cese OF Louis Morris vs. Andrew
rrudo s7,,, for ne.so,oi der,o,o.
,,,. -. w.,
''''' i've !" Ne'se''heS' No' ~
enstained a broken forearm and hand
~ being thrown while unloading dirt
'rrido rad con,roc, ror Iraui,,e
d" t''''''
",S 'j"a''S 'e-
'.'' 1'''-' ~ '"'' 81
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,aso of oto,.,,c,. to.t, ,ar.tos r,-.1,~r
ir riu,or m. o,d NJ y
-Iellen left T',,,rs,la,- ,,orrirg to,. .c,y
vo-l, ci,,. ,.boro Mo-. ,.nl ,t.t. ,hot,
danpbter Nrs ,uar \oisor ,,d t,a,
sail for p-lorida r.r.ro t,,o,- win sno,d
-ro hnle,,co -. t',. y.i,t. W. -,1 We
! oon I ycov. , t,..t,.i r.,,,,o. ,.t
dcrte haI , e., t-, l.. .ri.,,..
,,av -Cl G 1IeI,v u.,. ,l..t,d ore,
,.lrc-nrosido,+ of no AJdi.ou rnuot,-
Ap,4cuIturaI eociatv and ,ot q 1i,s,.or
rs was stated Tho Ion ! = SEe.l.s
WIS elected a director ror tire, ,onre
Tho annual lnaotinr of the E1ttcu
Hose con1panv was held tn their rooms
'rhursdav cyepfnu an. -ha following
,rcers were ol.ctad FOR +nc co,,,inr
,oar. Foreman rerr, Truao. rrst as
.istent william Tyre,. second assist
ant charles shaw. sccrntarv NJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-14
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The statement In tAe Free Press log
islative story this morning that a ni,l
had been introduced into tho Senate app
propriatins $500 for the use of the Yer
mont Historical society was an error. 1t
should have read $500. This money is ask
ed for the purpose Of binding ana pur-
chasing material for the Vermont His
torlcal society and for the purchase of
hooks relating to tho history of YER
mont
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-14
VERGENNES.

The Gillette house IN ro,r.. ursh. oc
! cupcH by w. n. icru. oou@'l arr T.urs
day noon but the hla2o y,u4 lu; on
by neighbors before IT sot under muci
Roadway. Considerable damo-e was done
However, to the furniture. rho fir,
started Ground the stove pipe in the
sitting room.
The newly elected officers Of Vcreennos
Grange r'rc installed Friday c.onHa
hv Pas Master Arthur CLARK ~ ,r.nd
View GRANGE, Addison. Mrs. Ca.T gc,
irg "a rurluctor over uo were r.T,..c,t
MIR and MIS- Edward 1cF'um returned
saturday rom Malone. y. ". where tlov
passed their honeymoon with relatives
and viii make their home with tine par
ents OF Mrs Lci'lam, Mr.. aud Mr.. Io-
seph Rushiow.-D. II G. VI. W. II. Adj
ans Installed tao officers Of Bristol
Lodge. No. 49, J. O. O. +, Friday even
ing.-The condition Of alderman Patrick
Ryan is somewhat improved The e.
! &. C'e met Friday cteninE ~ tho home
of NJ g. T.. Fsh- Miss Ethel iiiu.l.cv
Of r.ap.,oU Nasp.. i. Visiting A.l. :. e.
! Macrahc Nt. and Mrs r.au! 'aI. of
Bristol visited hore saturday
| Unclaimed lettrrs NJ the post
arc FOR LAWS l.enncu sher-
! lGan Run Miss Hazel \a~ct. Miss Mabel
! Miller. Jam.s Griffin, George Ruseoo.
! lfonry A. IuImcr and O. IT, T.bbctt.
Tho fourth cIartcrlv conrcrcrco or tho
Methodist EpiscopM Churches or Ncr-
geunes and FerriS1ureh was held Nou-
day evening. IN the vostrv of tie church
here. District Suporin,,nIont =. T..
Dow OF Rutand presided alld Ernest }.
Bristol was secretary Alien Burrourhs
and O. &. Field were confirmed as sun
day school surerinterdents. Mrs i G..
Fisher and Mrs. Elmer Iirkett MS nros,-
, Ivord ,.oa ,p~"' .li,,ta, u, le's,os , ana r. g.
Reports from the pastor. Sunday school
superintendents. presidents Of Epworth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-14

Interpretation Of tho supreme court
would be on this point. As a lawyer he
was bound to say he is in doubt in re-
gard to- tho constitutonality OF the meas
urc. He said. however he was willing
to iiak TO- discuss the bill on its merits
and was ready to sustain tho minority
the bill in concurrence
MERITS NOT DtsCr-ssED.
Mr.. Martin OF I:sscx said the merits
of tho bin were not at present under dis
| o'sson. II tho bill rs uncousiitutiona'
il will a" dead letter whom Vc t'.
! "ufoic" It's provisions upon In" pcop.o.
! This is a seiious question. what posi-
i'on will we leave the state IN if we
pass a iaw That Is not coue'i 'itutioualo .
Nj Ma"m cu toJ from the constitution
| ~ til" Sta" ON this point ana Hra.rd
| that tic bin under cousldcrat. on is u
revenue measure pure and Simple.
Mr. Martin Of Brookline ,alicd c1r tho
opinion Of the attorney general on the
| cnnstitutionality OF tho measure He
| thought II ridiculous that the iort spec
| ial committee on taxation that has been
considD' "l@ his question for weeks had
| tu't oisro' orod that n constitutional
| question is involved. He moved that t.r
a'l b" orleted to- lie until an opinion
ran ho obtained from the attorney -gon-
! eral
Mr.. Williams of Newport said no harm
would be done If the resolution intro
ducel by Mr.. Martin Of Essex be laid on
the tnblc ana the House go into a com.
mittee Of the whole to formulate n hNl
that will eliminate any question Of tic
coNstitutionalty Of the Law
Mr- Martin Of Essex opposed the COM
mittee OF tn" whole. Vie said the I.eeis-
lature wants sometime to reach fnal
adjournment ana go home. He thought
the House capable Of exercising IT,.
preroratiyo and formulating bill that
will hold wa.er
MIR Fletcher of Cavendsh SAID there
was only ono thing for the House t.
do after the statement or such an
eminent attorney as Mr.. Fish Of Yer
sennes who IS chairman from tho House
Of the Joint special committee on taxa
uon. Mr Fletcher said on one subject
there can SO no doubt. The LEGISLATURE
is still in session. There IS n right way
ort Of this. Let rs so about IT dclihcr-
ateIv.
UNWISE TO TAKE CHANCES
M l.ocklin Of Richford thought 3,
unwise for the tiouse to take chances on
passing bin on which there ia any qucs-
tion Of IT'S legality. He thought the joint
committee on taxation is nblc 70
formulate a measure. the ,oustitutionaiitv
OF which cannot be questioned Mr.
Jones Of Sudbur. thought the I.egisla-
turc would not afford u take any
chances He said the state tax commits
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-14
HOUSE WORN OUT
BY LONG DEBATE
After Six When Public Service
Bill Was Ordered to Third
Reading.
EVENING SESSION REFUSED
Taxation Measure Originating in Sem
ate Repudiatca on Ground os he
Ing unconstitutional - Point
cd Out by thu Free
prrSS


--
M0Ntpe'lcr Jai. 80. fu auticIratiun NJ
an interesting j"hate ON the public sery.-
lc" commission hUl tho % or and CALLER
los Of the IIou-" Ne,e We'll nNed this aft
/ ernoon. THO hi' was ken iip as a spe.
l'l"l order ana th" ir~i question vas on
/ the amendment proposed Monday hv Mr
How" Of So. JohusbWv, which has al
ready been printed I'm these columns.
/ Mr.. Harher of BratteAoro thought the
| amendment was offered for the purnoso
/ of killing the b... lie said the time had
! come Whcn Vermont eh0uld have n pol
| icy Of regulation and control of public
| corporations I'VE alrcadv roe,,late and
control national and savinr4 banks. rail-
reads ard insurance cornnauies h,lt have
nr control over press. talagraph ana
| telephone companies. l. we ore to CON
/ t10l the former WHY not tho lotter ond
/ thue conpel reasonable and iue, acr,i.o
TO the poople."
Mr Barber sa ,,r4t vo ,ror, i %
square deal Not.rcn these corporatio.s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-14


VohS'o'k mas moved from College hill t,
'he SheIdon mousse on Academy street
Mrs Stewart Andrews OF Rostnr Nass
who has bce, ,is,tin, ivan. ,,,.,.o,.a -.
,.,
""7 so''" ''
Ne" "'N CITY 10 visit her sister. MIRA
-"'oei o'' rem l'H't"ei Danyou haa
So'u nus IaIln J"H' east oi the village tc
~ '"'''' N"" Nhl take possessiou
apr" l' ."''S'"' "''"''' S''Na- Miss MacoF
"'"' '''' '''' 'h saturday to remain
SUM u'N VI IS p"''a ae"leT Of Huf-
,a''" - m"n "'' P"ren's' Mr.. and MrH
'' '"' " ie" weeks Mr.
| "' -'''' "'' "lSo entertaining
MISS Gertrude
-" .''''' ''' "" 80 IN 'oaton hospital
'"i, i'"N 9"ea nA9 goue ~
w. ''"s poSl'iun IN q
"oo., ''''0 d" NS'"' MIu"iopurN col
| '@, ''''' ''', P ms SIuuleS there
"',, R"'' ~ = "hsre he Will
,tNr ' ''''9 !" ''' "'oahy Business
''''H'
Ih' warning tor the annual village
f"e"t'Ne "h'h viii he held at 200 r. m.
| on Wednesday January 70. has been
| posted n'Sna! articles are; To see II
ts..o ar7or. - ra..,n,. ''e ',-S'e.s 10 10
,,,,.,,,. ,.,.,.,s ,.,., 49,. ' ''V'o'o
or >, 49,, .,,',,,ia,,,. .,.,.t p.S '.''e 4''
a,. IT,. -, .,,, per
| cont. ~ see II the village will take any
! a'1'"n t" provide for fire." mail delivery
SIM, ,.iu to .o,ed f,. ,t, o..,.......
tt. b,,.j ard IN goo g. .ho ,.i,,a .,,,
vote IA .xtcnd tbe lor,o ,,.a ,
Sn,t1n,,r stree. to %orth t,Io,.s,,, ....
At t.. annual ,,,ooti,, -, ,ho ,,.to,.
1oo., g. ,a1er .o,r,o,,, , r.,,l.i..'.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-14

Interpretation OF tho supreme court
would be on this point. As lawyer he
was bound to say he is in doubt in re-
gard to- tho constitutonalty of the meas
urc. He said. however he was willing
to iisk 10. discuss the bill on its merits
and was ready to sustain the minority
report which was that the House pass
the bill in concurrence.
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Continucd on pnGec H.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-08-03
HUNDREDS FLEE FROM HOMES.
Floods Reach Odanah and Are
Doing Considerable DAMAGE.

Floods Reach Odanah and Are
Doing Considerable Damage.
The accumulated floods from Ma.
rengo and White Rivers caused by the
giving way of dams at Mason and the
White River power plant began reach
ing Odanah late Wednesday afternoon
and hundreds of people moved out of
their homes. No casualties are feared
in the village, but campers and others
may be caught on the lowlands. Barns
containing cattle, horses and hundreds
of hogs in Marengo River Valley were
swept away and farm houses lifted
from their foundations. Fifty Indians
were brought from Odanah by train
and others are coming on foot and
with teams. They report that all the
bridges at Odanah are expected to go
out and that hundreds of families
have left their homes. Several thou
sand Indians live in the village and
reservation. Many white people are
opening the big plant of the Stearns
Lumber Company. The water is away
above all previous records. Deer and
other game driven from the lowlands
are seeking shelter The street car
service in Ashland is crippled and a
number of residents in the east emo
were obliged to move to save their
lives The property loss is about
5000 900.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-08-03
Blind Girl. rribute to Rogers.

There is no more touching or sin
cere personal tribute than that paid
by Helen Keller, the deaf. dumb and
blind young woman, on the memory of
Henry H Rogers, who had taken a
great interest in and largely paid for
her education. Miss Keller writes In
part:
In the death of H H. Rogers I have
lost a dear friend. The protest Of my
heart against the thought Of losing
him makes me realize how much
loved him. l shall not try now to ex'
press my gratitude, for l think that
Mr.. Rogers shrank from expressions Of
gratitude. Mr.. Rogers was always re-
sponsive. always sympathetic. He was
always doing little kindnesses quietly
and unnoticed. If / needed books. he
ordered them. II l admired a flower
or a plant. he sent it to me. He had
the imagination. the vision and the
heart of a great man. and | count II
one Of the most precious privileges Of
nv life to have had him for my friend.
The memory OF his friendship will
grow sweeter and brighter each year
until he takes my hand again and we
gather roses together in the gardens
of paradise.