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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Wit Sud)ter nnb Safe Snrdjgcbrannt

y ton Nloii, 6. Oftober, -
sei ser goli5ei eritottetc Srmn tslo-
fence .. @iggins, mclbe i'm Sonloico
T!ain.Giitrift mobnboit lit, Die 9ln'
scige. baB Scr 22.jdbriae ,sobn q.
YurnbomL luelder iGon ieit einigcr
3cit nit ibrer t6-iabrigen 9od)ter
Miloreb Elm 2iebesperbGltnib inter-
biclt, Iie iudbrenb Der lesten 9tdd,t in
Dem Yett, IN melbem lie nit Oenl
@tdbden ihlici, dloroiormirt babe
nno oann nit ibrcr Sohter iub ibrcl,
Goarporritben I'M getrogc BON 1920
hurdgc6rannt ici. 9tab ibrem eige-
zen 3uaeitdnoniB muB oas Mdbhen
bem 2iebbaber Die Sdliiiicl 81 Der
@obnlntg gegebeu lino ibnl 10 Die
Gntiiibrung ermogliht bnben. 8On
cen 2ie6enOen bat mon nod fcinc
Spur entoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Yearu aeccptirt.

Woib bingtOrL :. g., 6. Sft. -
Commander Eeorp bat Den Torihlog
dcceptirt. Die geluciie fir Die bon ibm
bconiprildte gntoedllng oes 9torb'
tols Der 9tationoletl @eoaropbiiGen
@eiellidait 5ur @egutadtlng 81 I'M.
terbreiten. Son 1r. Goof hat Die @c.
lcllihoit NidtS perronnlen mlber,
mus bic Seitilngen beridten. Ios
Gireftorilm Der @eiellid1ait bGlt
iibermoraen (Sreitag) einc Sibunn
at unb miro bic grnennilng elmer
Spe5ial Gonniiion 5ur Inter.
i,thung oes Norbpolitreits bcipreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
ltnicrc biltinsmirtcn @Glte ans
Tcutid)lano.

y4n i6ingtun :. s., 6. Oft
Grcellen5 Sernboro 0eruburg Der
Gcutihe aoloniolnliliitcr, botte beutc
rabier cine llntcrreOumg nit Dem
SlderbalicfretGr @iIOn. Seute tritt
tr olli eiucm Grtrnuuggon cine Sabri
bird Den Siioe1l on melhe lih bis
lad San 9lntonio Ser, erilredcir
miro.
Aem Oorf, 6. Otto6er. =
0roBuonlirol D. Softer, mclder Sen
Gcntihen auilcr mo Oas oeiltibe Yolf
bier Bel Der Suoion- -Sulton.Seie per.
trot, rclite beutc ob, nm Dor ieiner
9iiiffcbr nob EelltAIanb Ole 9tio-
goro'6dlle uub anSere Euuftc Don
Nrterciie 81 beiuden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Nndl cine Soee.

'Ir. Sbub b1lt Nmolgnmntion fir
oos Dtittel 5rr Eroollftion elmer
ppllfommenen @ienid)enroiie.
@ia ieine 5beoric in Ser Eraris
oltf Die Yrobe ltcllcu.
Coma 9eud Gol., 6. Sftobcr.
- Or. 90. u. ShuB. lpelher Scr 9In-
lid; bliloiat, DOB 9lmaI9onIotion oos
0tittel iiir Die Yrobuttion elmer uolI-
fonnenen Menihcnroiie lit, bat iidl
cine sln5obl pcrluaiitcr fleincr &inocr
uerihicbcner 9tationoIitGtcll, Salt-
lcrbe lntb gfoiic pcrtbolit rmb mill
biciclbcn 5il cincni &eriuhc beuusen,
c,nen ibcolen McniGcn crltcben 81
lciicn. ltnter Den &mocrn bcfinbcn
itb fleinc 9lmerifonCr, Merifoncr,
Eprt,lgieiclt Sopancr mo Stalicner,
uno Ger Iottpr boift ollh, @renplore
rcn slultraliern mo sSioihi- Sniuln.
loncrn 81 erlallgen Gr mil biclc
Sliuoer gciltig, moraIiid lmo forper
lid, mlsbilocn ilnb ieina Sbec ser
Nnolgomotion blrh oeiratben Der
unl belten 81 einouOcr poilenoen lei.
ncr S6iilcr lmo S6iilerilmen oui bic
Hrobc ltcIlen, iobolo oic &inocr CT.
mahien iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07


9sem Dorf, 6. Gftober. -
Commander 9tpbert 6. Ecarp'S
Sbiii yHopieuelt," nit Oeiicn 0iilic
CT ocn Norbppl entoetftc. Itcbt ann,
&crfaui rmo bic MitaIicber oca
Eeuru 9lrctic Sub" bercn Gigen.
tbum oos Shiif lit. mollen cs Der ne
Q;crlug ooer irgcilo elmer Corpora.
tim uber Eripotpcrlon perfollcn.
mcldc 1cionncl limo, Den pcrlon1tclr
Trcis 81 5ablen. Iic V'unnidlait
mllrbe, luie ibon bcridltct, an Non-
top pom GnpitGn Bartlett abgcl0bnt
mo erbielt ouBcr0em 8elb iir Die
&ciniobrt nod 9tcuful,blnno Gie
Sellte parcn lcbr cittGltldt; iic bat.
ten enuortct, Dab Der Glub ibnen cine
Crtropergiltllng 5obIeu miirbe. nber
ollBcr cincln Innfceoptm crbiclte,l
nc nihtS. Ger Glub cwpartct, fir
Den o9ipnicuclt" bcoeuteno nncbr ais
lcincn &erIiGbcrllngsnert6 uon 500.
coo 5u crboltcn. InS Stii bot
nfcbr getoltct, ober ieinc Gcrmenbuno
1T megen icincr 9auort cine be.
Idr1ntte. Ter Stub piirbc cs 9rrn
lebcn, luenn Die He9icrllna oos Shiii
Iiir sSorlhungs5mede in ocn orftiiben
9icgioncn onfnlicn niiroc. Sr.
Vriogenlnn, Der Scfret1r ocs Clubs,
g;ebt lclber 5lL bob OoS Sbiii elm
lrciBcr @lepbunt iiir oen 9lrctic Club
lti Den cr germ los merocn m6d,te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Ga ,uar nidDt oams 10 id,limm.
" bcelina @. 80, 6. Sftobc

WbcelinG @. .Ga., 6. Sftobcr.
= Gin grbeitcr pilroe beute iriib in
elmer &oblengrllbe 5u Gin 0rope,
e.lihe Meilcu 6itlid BON bier, ourd)
@erilbrrng zines eleftriiden IrabteS
setootet, in6 oils Heiultat oes 0or-
mls perbrcitete iid bos @eriiht, oab
200 N'ann ourd cine 8oserploiion
in Der 3ed)e peridiittet morben ieic,l.
Ncttlingsnannid)oi moren bereits
i'm 9egrlIf nod Dem Sdanplat oli-
.5rbredelL ais Der wabrc Sadperbalt
bcfannt mur0e. a.8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Garf Sluain's Spdltcr hciratlct.

Rco bins Conn.,, 6. Sftober. -
5rl. Clara Glemcns, cine 5phter
Marf Smuin'S, mlrbe beute ponl9lep.
Soiepb Sipitdcl Don Snrtforo inn
Glencns'iben $>eim nit Dem Eiani.
item Siiip @o6rilopitiG getrout.
gnnen Sturgeon miro bos jllngc Yoar
nod Ceutidlono reiien, I'M, iib bnl-
erno nieocrSuluiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Gcianaeuc iapaniid,c 9aobbcniGaer.

Seattle, @oib, 6. Sftober. -
Ser Gampier nSlrnbolot" troi heir
clis alasfa nit 81 jopaniifen Rob.
tcn-8iloerern ein, luelhe ibrc Stro,
fcn IN Sitfa obgccIlen babcn, ober
nod nif,t oli ireicr SUB geiebt iino.
oa tie niht berefti3t iino, sih in Sen
Scr. staaten a,i5nbaItem ino oober
rah 1apan oeportirt merben ioaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
9iener YrGiiocnt Der llniDcriitGt Sar-
narb.

Gombribac, N,aii., 6. Gftober
u 9lbbott Samrence 2oipell ipuror
tertc llnter angcuciienen Gcremonien
ais "a. Yraiioent Der llniperiitdt
&orparb, Der Gtciten &pdihule Der
Yer. Staaten, intolirt. Cine grobc
@'enlbenmenge mar 5leeaen. Charles
@illiam @liot, 2olpeQ's Gorg1ngcr,
befleioctc Die Stcle 40 Sabre lang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Sd)afIeud,c III lttah.

Salt cafe 6 itp, lltab. 6. Oft.
Inter Den Sdoibeerocn IN oicicnl
Siaate lit Die Waul. ino aluuen.
icilde ieit cini9er 3cit 10 bGnii9 oli'
6ctreten, buB Der Staats. lbierar5t
ino Die Staats- Sdai- Gomlnifiion be-
ldhloiien babelL Sa1peritdnoi1e nit
Ser 6eltltcllung Der Sitution on Srt
lnO SteIle 81 beonitroaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Sdrionmasocfret erlaiIcu.

9tep- Dorf 6. Gftober. =
Gns fprmcae Ictret 5ur Sdeioung
Ger 5rau aatberine Clemens @oulo
pcn Soparb @pulo iuilrbe Deilte er.
laiien. Gaiielbc belpiaist Der Srau
@culb permonente Alimente Don
$4,000 pro Mcnnt, ioipie lpeitere
$"6S3 fir Ero5ebfoitcn. gS perlai.
tct boB SSr. @plllO appeltiren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Srag0bic in Memp6is.

% mpbis, Senn, G. Sftober.-
8rau 1annie Motcrs uno ei,l Wonn,
ueldcn man fir 6. 6. Slonarp bdlt.
murben belte in Scr Wobnung Der
Srau crifoiien. Gie Yoli5ei lit Der
'lniid)t, hab Ole 15rou Den Mann mo
id; ielbit tobtetc. tSlanarp's 0obn.
rIt iii lnbefnnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
sebt nod Niosara.

Springiiclb, SQs., 6. Oft. -
Gin Grtraaua, ouf mddem mcbrcr(
Sunocrt grfilriioniiten onf benlSeim
mege BON Der biciigen 9lilsltelllnQ
iroren collibirte Inn $40 gclterll
gbeno su Earnen, orei Mieilcn lilo.
lith pom Sarmer Gitp, nit cinem re.
GclnlGBiaen Eerioncn5lge Ser Sen
tlol NHinpis-9abn, unb bier iciner
Magaons mlroen 0enolirt. Tic
Golliiion ereignete iib an elmer id)ar-
len aurue nno ibeint ourh Die In.
ud,tionfeit oes Gonoufteitrs bcS Gr.
tru5ugS peribuloct nprbcn 81 ieill.
Nrl. Clara @otion aus Sarmer.Gitp
fam m1's 9eben lnb 35 Eerionen
lourben perlest, pier beriel6cn mubr-
ltbeinlid tootlid. Iie Sfpperoer-
lcbten lin0: Gonoufteur Iuncon poE
Clinton, pom Spe5iol5uG Sdnitt-
luunoen nno 3erquetihlngen; 2ofo.
notipiiibrer :. Glorf bon Clinton,
pom Spe5inl5lg, redtes Yein obgc.
idnitten nm anie; @ngenieur WcGnc
pDn1 regnl1ren 3ug, beioe @eine &c.
brofIen, ipabrenb er bon Der 9ofomp-
tine iprang; Sacob &oB BON 8ibion
Giip. lebcnsgefdbrlihe innerlihe@cr.
IcBungclt; Ianiel ,Soaowea BON 5ars
MGR Gitp, besgleiben; y. j. Barnes
non 5orlner Gitp, S6Gbelbrld), le-
brnsgefabrlib; tSrau 5bonas Bate
mon bon Sarmer Gitp, Guetifungen
OIL aopf uno grllit, mobrideinlid
tGotlih.
Talouiie, q. g., 6. Sftober. =
Gurh Die bellte iriib, % Meilen lilo.
ritlih bon bier, eingetretene Golliiion
oes Don Saliiar nod Wonfreol be.
itImnltcn "Woritinne.gil5uges" Der
nSntercolonial.g .giienbnbn" nit einem
0radt5n9e murocn orei ,3u9beoien.
itcte get0otet llno brei anoerc pcrlebt,
elmer oerielben mabriheinlicb t0otlih.
SHE HnIiagiere enttamen, iomeit man
ncib, obne Sdoben.
Spofane, @oib., 6. Sftober.
Gin oItlid fobrenber Eerionen5us Der
- Spofane, Hurtlano & Seattle gabn"
entgleilte in Der leBten Nadt 3u
tSnuntuin 100 Mcilen peitli6 bon
Nosco. Ger 2ofomotipiiibrer 6. 9.
Wigsbic fam um's 2eben. Scr Soei5cr
nrroe pcrlebt, nber oqc 9Saiiogiere
fdmen nit Dem S6reden bupon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
3nriif anf ieincm Yolteu.

Son Srancisco, Gal, 6. Oft.
Ger amerifonide 8cianote oll
Hapon. 5bomos 5. S'9ricu lit oui
hcm Innpier ugiongolion" nod)
apfio ob9ereilt nadoem CT icin oItes
Scim III Mifigon mo anbere Crte
i'll Sitcn Der Der. Staoteit beili6t
Gnttc. . tat yaf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
@crid)obcne ,6imrid)tunaen.
sleronoria, 8a., 6. Oftobc

U Nlcrnnortu Ba., 6. Sftobcr
- @onoernelr Sponion bemiIigte
gcute ocn 9legern Cabin Sobnion,
Sildaro Eines lno eugene Ioriep,
wcld)e lpegen oes am 6. Miir5 .. :.
'i'ier ueriibten @rlnoroilns oes Gbico
9c'er aiilItlers @alter j. Sdnlt
sum Iooe perurtbeilt iino, cine Sin-
ridtnngsfriit bis gum 10. Ecpem6cr,
I'M ibrcm AmuaIt @elesenbeit su &c.
LIN, bic Safe por oas Stoats.slppel-
lctionsgeridt 5n brinsen. Sobnion
ioate am naditen Greitaa. Tines anl
10. Sftober nn0 Ioriep am %. Of
fober onrd Gleftri3it1t bingcridtet
ncroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Scrmiidjtc tclearapGiide 1epciden.

Sn Utica, N..D, bot lid &ihorS
llpoife Sbernlon ocr 5rpeite Sobn
bes gice.Er1iioentcn Sberinan, mi.
tSrl. Gleolor Wiiller permGbff.
- Sn TnioOcno, Sal, lit 2ouis !.
Seensgooro, pelher Dor l3 ,Sobren
it:nc camille in ct. Yaul. Minn
pcrlieB uno iplirlos pcridppano, BON
icinem Sobne 9borlualo aefllnbet
morben. Sccnsgaaro lit iett Elm rel
der Wann. DER nlsgcocbnte Orange.
rien beiiBt. Gie Snlnilie ipiro iid)
renlndbit mieoer percinigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Gapitai mab iicberidJnf $2,S00,000
SboS.. s. Sswles,
t5an6-) B,dfoent.

,,Biases. ."osbsrH alf 9eIteIIuna Ssfertiat
bon IS an. Gdrbelt, HeiHi9en, ardnfeln In al
leu Bran9en; 9tiie aereiniat. geidrbt une nen
ae!crmt. 0ayiDisn, Hr.2i0, xSei,2exinatsu.etr,
a,peiteS eto6tperf. (Sepf8. IIRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07

Wilbur Mrigbt lit aus 9sep.
Eorf 1T @aibington an1efonlmcn
rro piro ioiort beginner, bic Siiir
5iere oes Sianalcorps inn @ebrand,
per aetoplane 81 iltlterridten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07

= luOlep Bud, ein befnnntcr Cr.
ganilt nno Gomponiit tit seitern 81
@elt.Sron9e, R.'5., in Der Wobnlna
icines Sobnes ploslih seltorben. ct
Ivar 70 Sabre aft uno aus hartford.
Gonn., Jebiirtig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
GalDert. nnb Jaycttes Strahe.

-, gsir 5ibIet inter unferc Gepoiitoreu
--bieie heiitfne Wepobner Der Sinet peld,e
-aiism aiimssn obne he Ahdllatii' m ani bic @rfte
--ibgsS Gpntos cnteeeenge6racbte seithlndBife
---S -Sbflt@ietf gu fphroiaen ipiiien. 2Sir laoen
jill .Nepoitten - duf GbedS 5dblbdr -
---QtObe ODer tIetuc. Gin urb ,Qleu Yh q
duf Spnr.eonti 5r frle1o eiicin
bon cirent Collar Mfndrts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07

Mrmmth arb sd,ause cemisuioen. Der Hh
Mot be!ebteil laiiei ioiG. bsiSi cs In Der BibeI
sSuS dber foq man bon ei,lem faaen Der
;Ticbis .segen fein llnlucblfein tbtt, Der feline
ufioerodiHt4ietf IN 1SbspeDfie nnsGrten gridl
funa sur StlpillofIhi anradirn mnS iibers
gdupf qeringr llebel srut peroen ldbi ndbreno
oom st.. Nerhare Srnnterpiuen, oa5 5iobere
Ieiimttei. bel allen gpotbeiern su baben firb
yreis 20 GeEts,.. lin cine Yrobe fuiienirei ,i
pslommeii, anreiIire y. Neuifneoter & Co. @or
l2l0 Tep vorf eiib. (SiEosa, ,l&s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
s6limme 8abuunfdQe.
Gplliiipneu s,piiden Siiscn in Jai'
npis, ,nnb WeW-Grnnsluid.

Gin anocrcr: 3lla cntgleiltc I'M Stootc
4 @oibiuston. Glue Sln3obI
@ienidcnlcbcn perlpren ino uielc
|crioncn ucrleet. - @eriicbt iibcr
groBe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nobc
Nbeclin9, W.-Tu., bcrllbtc uill
llcbertrcibung. S5inrihtun9
Scr brei Moroer bcs Gbicago'cr
&iinItlcrs S6ulb in 9llerdnorio,
Ta., pcrihoben. GrccllenS
lerublrg olf Der Sobrt nnh benz
Siioen, @roboomiral y. Softer
sebt nod 9tiaaaro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07

Eaiie Snr JlciIe in's AnSlnnS BE-
iurst s. 9iaine, Nr. 4l3, Ct.Naltis
mureitraec, nabc Gniium Somie Nps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
yHpoicuclt" i'm Warft.

. Ecurn S(rctic Cub" mill 0oS gtur6-
puIihiif pertouien. = 100000
Der Ereis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
RMmnter 4 Wefer,
Tcntides 8anf- nno @cdielseidait
26 Soutb- -StraHc,

26 Spntb.Strahc,
,,Nattunai VGnt Of Gummercr"s sGe6Guoe.
WitsIieoer Der gittienbbrie.
aH. unb Ysrfauf bon gtfticn uno NbIiaas
tionen. Necbie iiro 9reots8refe ani ulle
baiiptfdfIitbem Gtible Gnrppn'5. gii' uno Yers
bon Nctlmadten. s6iftsfarten bon nnS mad
Teuff6ldno (glprii27-)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
BRIGHT PROSPECTS DISPELLED
Mortified Granite Cutters Turned
Down Proposition Agreed To by
Manufacturers and Dispute
Committee.

Montpelier, Dec 3-The prospects
for an early settlement of the lock-
out In the granite industry in this
valley, which were bright last even
ing. were dispelled when at a late
hour last night the Northneld cutters
rejected the proposition agreed to by
the Mortified dispute committee and
the Barre Manufacturers associ .tion
committee, which was in subst,.,..
that the men go back to work a. ID
that the use OF the pneumatic bush
hammer. which has made all the trou-
Bile, he optional with the men In the
sheds In Mortified from December l
until March Ii.
1t is stated, though not officially,
that the granite cutters in Northfield
turned down this proposition believing
that the manufacturers will eventually
offer them the proposition submitted
by National Secretary Duncan that
the men all return to work before the
troubles in Mortified should be sub
mitted to arbitration.
The Barre Granite Manufacturers
association held meeting at Barre
his afternoon but at its close de-
clined to give out TOR publication any
action that may have been taken.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
SOCIAL ARBITER OF WHITE HOUSE
(From Hamptons Magazinel

You remember how ponuIar those
white plague Christmas stamps were
last holiday time; how people bought the
entire issue of 25.0Oo. oca and clamorcd for
more. Well 1t was Miss Mabel Board
man who conceived that idea and It will
he due her efforts. In part at least. that
many more millions OF these stamps. Of a
new design will be offered for sale during
the opening Christmas season
Miss Roardman will be the unofficial
social arbiter Of the White House this
winter. She has long been particularly
close and intimate friend of both the
president and Mrs. Taft. Mrs Taft, con-
trary to most Of her predecessors. has
no social SECRETARY. Her long residence
In Washington. which has covered most
OF her married life, placed her much more
Familiarity In touch with society person
ages and usuages peculiar to the social
life Of the capital than any of the first
ladies' of the land who have graced the
White House in n genera ton
Miss Boardman Is n sister-in-law of
Senator Murray Crane of Massachusetts
Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Boarman. are wealthy. Their home in
Washington has long been renowned as
meeting place for interesting persons
and for the warn, and boundless hospi-
tally dispensed there.
Mr. Taft, who Is president of the Ma
tional Red Cross society. interested Miss
Boardman in the work several years ago.
With energy, intelligence. and tao. char
acteristic OF the American girl who starts
out to do things, Miss Boardman virtu-
ally breathed the breath of life into the
Red Cross society after the confusion into
which it's affairs fell during the Spanish
war. Mainly through her efforts the
society was reorganized and placed unon
highly efficient and prosperous hasis.
When the news of the Messinia earth
quake reached Washington. Miss Board
man. with half-hour. took prompt ac-
ton for the relief OF the sufferers. In
recognition OF her work. the Italian gov
eminent decorated her with a reproduce
ton In gold OF an ancient Roman civic
crown. II was bestowed through the
italian ambassador In Washington. Miss
Boardman has a desk in the offices Of the
Red Cross society in the war department
IN Washington. Except for few weeks
in summer, she Is there daily from morn
Ing until all the work In sight Is dis
posed OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
A PREACHER FOR 70 YEARS
venerable =. q. BidweII of Midd,cbury
Will Celebrate tooth Anniversary
Of His birth Dece mber q.


M'"u.opu.s' ~ MONDAY next
.'eue'huoi y, WV oous"ich W. Hid-
weH VINO Is noW ~. MS nome near East
W. no WIN o'r'noaE'
WI. p'u"e' A"' ~, 10 years a
-, %" anu sun retains
ms ,"ou.''es " II" "o' u'n"rS degree
anu MS heai'n Is eN.e"e"' ne mas re-
r'ar kapie '''e,nory "n'o" goes back three
generations re remembers the battle OF
rattsouren ana Nv u's.'hc''y recalls the
poon'ins una roar vi ''e cannon during
'nat ia"'"us .s"''
me Veherao'e PREACHER was apparently
pIeueSt'neo ior t"e '''"is'rv az nc relates
WIN no h'''c p'e"sure MI 'hc'dent winch
occurred when ne was only five years
oid ana wn'ch showed inc tendency of
MS nina. AZ the close or his FIRST day OF
schooi the niue relow invited a number
or his playinates together ABOUT stump
winch he mounted ana preached to them.
Al the age or seven years he could de-
cia'm the selections IN the English read
er with fac,iltE ana promptncss and won
prize TOR committing selection 10 mcm-
DRY.
The Rev. Mr. Bidwell Is native OF
Starksboro, where lie was born Decem-
her q, 1919. HIS parents being English
ana among the nrst settlers In that town.
HIS school days were finished at the
age OF 10 ana during the winter OF 1880
ana 1881 ne taught In the district school.
Al TINS time there was religious re-
NiVal IN the town ana the young teacher
was converted IN meeting inhis own
school house. one year later he attended
the Hinesbursh Academy and in the same
year was admitted into the Methods
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
DEATH OF BISHOP GOODSELL
Hnd Been Ill Several Weeks and Had
suffered Grently-Entered Min
instry In 1850.

New York, Dec. 1.-The Rev. DR..
Daniel Ayres Goodsell, resident bishop
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
died to-day at his residence in this
city. Bishop Goodsell had been i'll
several weeks and death followed an
operation for carbuncle. from which
he had suffered greatly. The mem
bers Of the bishops family were at
the bedside when the end came
Dr. Goodsel was born at Newburgh.
n. Y. in 1870 and entered the ministry
IN 1859, From 1850 to 1888 he was
literary editor Of the Christian Advo-
cate In the latter year he was elect
ed bishop by the general conference
and three years ago was appointed
Resident bishop OF New York city to
succeed the late Bishop Fowler. He
celebrated the Both anniversary of his
ordination to the ministry last year.
The funeral services Will be hold
Tuesday afternoon at the Madison
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
Bishop Goodsell was recent pre-
siding officer of the Vermont Meth
pdist conference.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
POMONA GRANGE ELECT.
W. II. Cndy Of Middle bury Chose n
Master at VcrEennes Meeting.

Nergennes. Dec &c. ], Bell Pomona
Grange held their annual meeting at city
hall to-day Master w X. Cady presid-
Ing. There was an attendance OF over
100
Mayor A. W. Norton gave the address
Of welcome, which was responded to by
Arthur w. Piper Of Panton. The fore
noon session was taken up with reports
Of officers and routine work, and two
solos sung by Flora Booth OF Ferris
burgh. At the afternoon session 81 new
members were enrolled and officers elect
ed as follows: Master. w. II. Cady Of
Middlebury: overseer. r. NJ, Osborne of
Shoreham: lecturer. Mrs. s. G. Hawley OF
Panton; steward. A. T. Clark of Add
son; assistant steward. G. c. Miller Of
Ferrisburgh; chaplain NJ, j. Landon of
New Haven; treasurer, A. w. Foote OF
Cornwall: secretary w. r, Bump Of
West Salisbury; gatekeeper William
York of Lincoln: Ceres. Mrs. A. G.
Wright Of Waltham; Pomona, D. T..
Mech OF Monkton; Flora. Mrs, j. Sum
derland of Bridport; lady assistant. Mrs.
r. NJ. Osborne OF Shoreham; organist.
Mrs. j. f.. Dyer of West Salisbury;
finance committee. c. A. Bump of West
salisbury, II. NJ. Pain of Mlddlebury and
r. III. HaImer Of Shorehan.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09

ADDISON County Court Convened Ne.
cember 9, Judge Taylor Pr~s,d,r..


m'"',epury' Dec. s-The dockets for
e'noer term OF the Addison
co"n's court are out and the book Is
a." "'p''Ve'"eht on the old style. having
m,"'i page ana onW two cases listed
-. Wv, pase' WINE tne different classes
y. nv. "a Nv each separate dock
1.,,o.s.,. WI" ope" at 1000 a. m. on
II T.,.,or -, ,,.., w. WIN the Hon. w.
A. tho ,,s, ,u.o -. .''ei Judsc.
n, tho o,,, &c huinpcr
shuffled off tho docLo,s ~.
or another. with the ros,,, ,,.. -.
general docket for the COMM, tor,x 49,.
tains the fewcst cases for many year.
on the civil law docket there are ~
cases on tho chancery docket q case.
with only IL cases on the Jury calendar.
ana nine cases OH the court calendar.
rhere are Is petitions for divorce and II
crni'ha' cases. All hut two of the cases
ssa'''S. inc h"'iano railroad company
'''No "'s" ppe'''ec from tne docket and
NV v, '''e nus "'ree"S neen 'r'ed twice
o,,,,,,,,o, ~, w. a. Some OF inc
hao,, .,..r., , ~ . "neauy
tho hands ~ Tho nrr,,,,. ~, ose,s -, w
Of tho cases ars nv .s.,,,,. ,..,..
tent 70 kill ono Is for roars,,u~h,..
three nrc liouor nrosocu,,ors whuo am,
another is tie first automobile cas. 10
get into this county court.
At the present outlook the term ,s
likely to be short one. not LASTING
over three or four weeks. hut /, will
be the grand fury term and that bodv
may succeed in raking IN sometime
to keep the petit turorr longer y. thcir
work
The following are tho ,,o, eu,r.
moned to serve as grand iurora robr
&c. Thomas of Addison Edwin p
Myrick Of Rridnort Rob.rt chedricL
of Bristol. #. p. Dwiph, N,tbav,s -,
Cornwall. Fred W A1,er of ror,,.
burgh. Thomas " uooLor or cos,or
F. l.. Jewet+ ~ Granville ,,or.,, WI
son Of 1,eicestor cardr.r n Dr..
Of Lincoln. ]. Arthur Douy,os 10 MIA
dlebury. Charlie. II Stone ~ N,onktor
Herbert f Poucrs or Sor, 1Io,,
Charles r. Abo,, p, oru.o,, ~ y,
Graves ~ SALISBURY c ~ Wa -.
Shoreham Isaac u,rr,s =, SGT.
horo John I1srr,nrton y, $1,000