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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-14
Enrthauake in Austria.

Vienna. Jan. IA slight earth
quake shock was felt today in South
ern Austria and the Tyrol No dam
age has been reported.
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Starving Men From Cardiff, Wales,
Take Possession of Preserves of
Marquis; Begin to Cultivate Them
HAVE A REPUBLICAN.

4 Murray, KY. Jan. IL. (Spe-
8 cial. Galloway people are en-
3 joying the unique sensation OF
having a Republican Official. the
2 first In history. Thomas w. Pat
terson, former newspaper man,
lifelong Republican and popular
3 citizen, Is the man Governor
Wilson appointed 10 succeed A.
j. G. Wells rs county Judge.
& Aside from the fact that Demo-
: Gratis desired Democrats off,
3 ciaI, the appointment Is satisfac-
4 tory with all the people.
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Red Cross Fund szae .a4f.

Washington, Jan. 14.-The Ma
tional Red Cross today received s4S,-
$50 additional subscriptions TO the
Italian earthquake fund, making a
total of subscription to date $762,341
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-14
Rich Farmer suicides.

Des Moines, Jan. 14.--Ross Cecil.
rich farmer. shot his head of today
at his home in Knoxville, Ia. He had
just sold his farm aud in Of Of de-
spondency killed himself as he eou-
sidered the deal unsatisfactory.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-14
SMALLPOX Is RAGING
In Guatemala Cities and Ports In
Spanish Honduras.

New Orleans, Jan. 14.-Passengers
coming here from Guatemala declare
that a serious outbreak of smallpox
has occurred in that country. Is In
Guatemala City. Il is said, there has
been no .ess than 1000 cases, and
Port Barrios is also affected to a
lesser extent by the disease.
A strict quarantine against Guate-.
mala has been established by the
ports Of Belize and Puerto Cortez,
Spanish Hon iuras.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28

SO that Mr. Wallace. on becoming his
the language quickly and he advanced
~ far as tho middle grammar grades in
the Mount Hope public school in the
Bronx when his health became bad. 10
had several operations performed and
rad to give up his education for time
When he became strong enough to work
he Insisted on supporting himself, telling
his guardian that he didn't want to be
under too much obligation, because he
irtended to go back to his people at the
ftst opportunity. He tried to induce
Commander Peary to take him on the
Roosevelt In 1906 and again last summer,
Int the explorer said that his ship was
already too crowded
When the Sixth avenue subway was
under construction Meme was employed
as team checker, and when he got
through there the contracting company
save him n letter certifying to his faith
iulness and his high moral character
with the money he earned and some lit
Tie assistance from his friends the E,ski-
mo boy has taken care of himself for
tho last two years
After no has spent n year or so IN the
preparatory school he will take up the
college cotrse that he expects will fit him
Z" conduct an exploring expedition that
VIII be heard from" His friends expect
that when lie Is ready to go he will have
no difficult finding the means.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
LECT9LATIVE NOTES.

4 meeting of tho Vermont Library
Commission viii he held ut Lyndon
VIE Thurrl9N. January 2S. The state
loord Of lirgry commissioners will
meet ut st. 1ohnshurv the following
day to consider and devise plans ana
regulations for the distribution OF
81 coo each year for the next two
years. provided for in an act passed
Ivy the present Legislature. Tho law
provides that this money shall be used
in aid or towns that have established
free libraries with state did. Not
moro cham 500 is to be given TO any
ne town.
7!ho Orange county senators aud
representatives held a meeting Satur-
day ana voted unanimously to support
Hale X. Darling Of Chelsea for su-
porior court Judge. Mr.. Darling. how
vcr. refused TO have his name used
Tho Darlington city charter bill be-
came law Saturday morning whom
Governor Frouty affixed his signature
hereto.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
FRUIT AND NUT CARAMELs.

Even n girl who hasn't the l0ast
Idea about cooking can make delicious
and unique Caramels" says Woman's
Home Companion for February. Take
equal portions OF nut meats, figs and
dates; chop very fine, or, better stlll,
pass through a meat grinder mix to-
sether thoroughly and place In
square, shallow baking tin pack down
tight and even. using n rolling pin or
the blade of broad knife. Wnoa
packed the layer should be about
three fourths of an inch thick. With
sharp knife cut into squares tAe size
of ordinary carsmels, Tine candy may
now be easily lifted from the pan, for
the cubes are firm and solid. Wran
each in n square of oiled paper.
"rhese caramcls may be varied by
using different kinds of nuts. Wal
nuts and pecans are both favorites.
very delicious and slightly moro OK
pensive caramel is one formed of figs
and brazil nuts alone, using about
one-third of tho nut meats to two
thirds of the fruit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
NOISES IN THE NIGHT.


'''' '''' '''''''''' III
To one who wakes IN the small hours
the distinct chck Of turned door handle
Is disturbing noise. Il may be bur
gar; worse yet, it may not. The recolloc-
ton of your wise insurance, the con-
seriousness of YOU" own physical courage
ana or the revolver ready to Your hand,
may maize You tear-ir'of 50 far aS me
burglar Is concerned. EoU listen hHt
no sound Of a footstcp 'lo"s the ejI,k
Of mat door handle; the stair which OH
WAYS creaks when ono troads upon Ii
silent. All is still. Then the door shuts
with sudden bang, and YOU reWeW' en-
that from natural politeness and ether
reasons burglars never bang doors. Nhat
is it that walks the house at these
hours An open window and trick Of
the wind explain it 50 well that you DO
not think it necessary To go down and
look. You merely see that your own door
IS safely locked CAS- If locks could keen
them ouO before you try to 20 to sleep
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PASSED IN CONCtrRRrNc,

s.. fGs-Relatng to Insurance with pro-
pc sails of amendment.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE WITH
PROPOSALS or AMENDMENT.
s. 1910 provide state aid for manual
training departments.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. 639-Relating to the taxation Of in
surance companies. An amendment Of
fcred by Mr.. Howe of st. Johnsbury Gas
adopted.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE
S. 17s-Relating to insufficient school
accommodations.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
II. 2S9--Relating to public control Of
the manufacture. transmission and sale
Of gas an electricity.
II. 2S1-Relating to the board Of rail-
road commissioners and charging the
jurisdiction OF the same.
ADJOURN UNTIL MONDAY.
The motion of Mr.. Hitchcock Of Pitts
ford that when this House adjourn IT be
until Monday afternoon at els was
adopted.
FOR JOINT ASSEMBLY.
on motion OF Mr.. Davis OF Springfield
It was voted to be the sense of the
House that no election OF superior court
judge be held before next Tuesday morn
ing.
on motion o, Mr.. Bacon q Hartford
a recess OF 10 minutes was taken at 3:lj
JOINT RESOLUTION.
From the Senate providing for Joint
assembly Tuesday morning. Janunrv g.
Mt 1880 TO elect n judge Of tho ruprcmc
court Adopted on the part of the House
on motion cf Mrs, kiusley OF Rutland
city. the House adjourned.
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GROUND FEED FOR STOCK.
Discussion ns to It's value Compared
with Whole Seed.

Docs il pay "a grind feed for hogs? ?
THIS question has been discussed for
years but does not seem 20 haze been
finally ecttlcd ono way or the other. The
learned cXperimenters are not agreed IN
their conclusions. probably because their
work was done under different condl-
trn7, and perhaps they had previously
formed decided opinions which rendered
tHcm incompetent to make an impartial
iest. says . writer In the Country
Gentleman. Every farmer knows that
to obtain tho largest crop of grain
which Tho land Is capable Of producing,
tho Jumps must be crushed. and the soil
made mellow and fine. so that the net
work Of plant roots can easily penetrate
It in all directions embrace every part
Gle and extinct tho necessary nourish-
ment from the land
SO in feeding misunderstanding
greedy animals. like swIne-it IS import
ant to have tho hard grain foods reduced
t. fine meal, to enable the gastric juices
Of tho stomach to penetrate every par
ticlc Of tho mass deposited IN the stom-
ach, ana act on II in aid OF digestion,
giving the absorbent vessels fair
chance to come in contact with more Of
the atoms Of whcih the grain is compos-
Cd. and Inappropriate more of the nutrient
from them. Not many experienced feed
cre of swine will dispute this. but some
will maintain that the strong Jaws Of the
hogs t. grind the grain fine enough. A
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HOUSE PROPOSALS OF AMEND
MENTS NON-CONCURRE IN.

S. rs Rotating to the trustee process.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE WITH
AMENDMENT
n. Calculating TO appropriations
for normal schools. Senator Lewis of
orleans made an able speech In favor
OF the bill. Senator Walker opposed
the bill. Senator Sherwn urged the
measure IA did Senator Film. Sena-
tor l'lagg spoke against the bill. SEN
ator Gleason thought tho school teach
ing system. at present fundamentally
vi onE. Senator Lewis opposed the
bill as did senator Cory. The yeas
ana nays were called for upon motion
of senator Finn for the reconsidera-
ton Of ordering the bill to third
reading and resulted ~ follows: Yeas
II, nays l% The bin as amended was
passed by vote of ~ to ~.
The Senate adjourned on motion OF
Senator Cory.
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NOT HARMFUL TO HEALTH
Bcnzontc of Soda can re Used to Pre-
scryc Foods.

Washington, Jan. ?i.-That benzoate of
soda used as food presorNative Is not
injurious to health is the Judgment of
the reference board of consulting eN-
perts, of which DR.. Ira Remsen, presi-
dent of John Hopkins University, is chair
man. This conclusion which has been
approved by Secretary Wilson rcNersos
the findings of DR., II, w, Wiley, chief
Of the bureau OF chemistry
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
Cost of Maintaining a President

Washington. Jan. 22-The debate n
the Senate on the proposed increase
In the salaries Of tho President and
other executive officers and the federal
Judges has turned the attention OF
both branches OF G nyress 20 the ac-
tual amount of money put at the dis
posai or the President for tic personal
or official expenrns. Senator Borah
for the republicans laid stress en- tho
fact that this amount Is far in excess
Of the salary Of 5000 voted each
year, while Senate: Bailey for the
democrats declared that rum Of $50
600 was appropriated each year suh-
Ject entirely to the Presidents Cis-
erection.
The House mas been following the
debates closely, esltecially after For.
ans amendment was adopted holding
the speakers salary down to $4,000,
The circumstance that Representative
Madden was quoted in ;he :enate as
having estimated the total cost to the
country of maintaining President
for one year at s3S3,000 gave a rev
turn to the question.
Mr.. Madden admitted that he had
made the estimate referred to. but re-
I"Sc" ~ "eNeIop inc subject further.
ne HSureS on winch he lad gone. he
9"'U' We're several years old, and he
LA" Hla"e no attempt TO follow the
yed' -to-Star changes since that time.
ne estimate ne mad made included
| we care ol the mite House and the
"Phcep oi the executive office force.
IN ieIuSine 10 aIscuss the matter fur
."e' Ar. Niauaeh seemed TO think that
1i.rh In,
'''e"' l." some way seem a discour-
teouS reference TO the republican Pres
i"e"''
S229 $50 FOR CURRENT YEAR
For the current fiscal ,ear ar3fn,
June 80. 1903 CONGRESS- communicated,
in two saparatn hills q +o,ol 20 soon
1870 contributing diractl. or ir1iroo+,
to the support of tho President and h,s
Immediate nersnna1 o+.oraon,
flee clerks. This SIM, doas w.. tr>',,,,.
such occasional dat,f,s of oIar,,a 1922
executive denar+port nc 49, 1880,
need from time 70 TINA ,,.t,,,
of nr.nar,n1 ,,ossooos ,a N''
cd his regr7ar fo.roe
rho ,,os+ ,,.oroa.,
ancas ro,,o T., 49, -. 't.ose aiio"-
IMITATION ~, .,.h,o. 80 o'N'i eppro-
.,,ro,r;,,to, w" cp 'S .ne
James raWney IS chairman. The lump
sums :or salary and clerk hire come
IN the legislative. executive and judi
cial bill. They are for the F. es,dent's
salary, $4,000; for salaries Of the cx-
ecutive office force, 69,920 and for tho
executive offlco contingent fund. pay
able at the discretion Of The pr.s,ao>
for telegraph and -olenbore s.r,,,.
furniture, horses and harress co., ooo
the White House grounds a few ocro.
within the high iron fence. makes ,ha
first item on the sundry civil bill s4.un
Horses and ,ebirlos ,h.,- ,,,,roboro -
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APPRECIATED IN FRANCE.

a wharf beside the Seine River. Paris.
France. was recently rooted with our
Compo-rubber roofing Samples free,
Strong Hardware Co. Burlington, VT.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY.
SENATE MORNING.

! and devotional ovorcfecs norn condncto1
! IT., fnc craplain.
rt,.,r .f.,,,t,,, ,r,,,, ,,-,> n,se,.r
/ ). l"-l 'ung TO insufficient school
'c"nmoj' lions.
'',,.'',s ~ r"e ei'-
''''''
'''i--' VIA
IL. l-nlI oWellnE the trustees of tn"
'"'' l'N'"' Acoue''y /"
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= C-'c'ntiNE to the number Of
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y '''f ''I' i'' I'Ii' gov hl'NoH'
:. 4+-An "tt in addition to chapter go
"' .u1 ''''." S'"'"''8 ana " ''p'"l '''l
5g-o ,r H.. r,,l,lto .,.,,tos
s o, An act to cx.ond tho provisions
/ or X. OH or tho oc,s. of 1cqc ortitle5 can
nc, to- incorporate the chester savings
Bank g Trust company. as amended by
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28

ENCOURAGING FAINT HEART.
Young Man-four twin daughters seem
absolutely nseparable' don't they?
Mother-That would depend upon your
o,,u efforts.-Meggendorfe Batter.
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FRIDAYS SESSION
Mouse Passes senate Ei.l Proi,i,itipg
Discharge of Sewage ar other vol
lutcd Matter In Stntc Ponds
or Lakes After October I,
1910,

Saturday afternoon they adopted joint
resolution providing for a Joint asser1-
Ny Tuesday forenoon, january @G, at
1890 for the purpose Of filling the va
cancy in the superior court made BY the
elevation OF Judge George NJ. Powers to
tic supreme bench.
The House will not 20 in until MONDAY
afternoon but the Senate will convene
Monday morning.
ASKS STATE INVESTIGATIONS
The following resolution, Introduced into
the Senate Saturday afternoon by Sona-
to-. Lewis of orleans. was ordered 10 lie
in the Senate ana made q special order
there for Mon lay afternoon.
"ResolVed by the Senate and House Of
Representatives.. that. whereas the cost
cf tho maintenance OF the government or
the state, in all It's departments, has
greatly increased, ind seemingly out %
proportion to the obvious demands Of
present conditions. and to such an OK
tent rs to threaten deficit. and where
as. the State government should be- con-
Quoted with strict economy consistent
with efficiency and all the resources of
ills State carefully husnaudod, and M
reedless expense ami waste 90 money
carefully guarded against. therefore, he
II resolved. that a commission consisting
Of three members one of whom shall be
ramed from tho Democratic party. shall
he appointed by the Governor on G. he
fore March !. 1909, to thoroughly iuyosti-
rate the subject of State and court OK
penses, and before October !, 1910 mako
a report to the Governor.
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may be deeemed necessary. The compen-
s"oon on ss,a commission sha!i ne hAeu
~ VIZ "o'e'" "l anu pa'u ny '"e 0'"'e'
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Thie IF course does MOT annlv to Like
Champlain or Lake MempfremasoG 9ut
does apply to Lake !}onoscrn sub
joct that has been uader discussion 50
much during tho session OF the !.o@isla-
turc, and all other ponds and lakes lying
wholly within the state.
CIR ,r,-c nv, ,,op0,., pr,,
The biggest debate OF the session in
the Senate occurred Satur lay afternoon
over the House hill appropriatiug $4,000
for the support of the normal schools
OF the state. To this bill tho Sonoto had
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~ 400
| s. officiating to trustee process
The judiciary committee proposed an
| amendment making exemption $40 in
stead Of 81. Mr.. Davis Of Springfield
ana Mr. Martin of Brookline opposed,
but the amendment was adopted, and
| the bin was read the third time. On
the question Of passage Mr.. Williams
Of Newport Mr.. Barber OF Rrattleboro,
MIR. Wheeler Of south Burlington fav-
~ ,ri,,s,,in G, conrna '' o,',o ,'',,'
The bill was passed
APPROVED Hy THE GOVERNOR
-
IL '''' '''"''''s ~ .''e po"
rvs =" lo9pr.. W
,statcs
IT, 274-An act to amend section
&653 OF the public statute relating to
| fire districts.
, - '', - "i',''i" .'",''
'oV' '-'', v. ''''
IF eSe a., o.t - o,nor1 soctin,s
! -sco o,,d -c-o Of tho n,,hlic sto,,,oe
ro1atirc IN bil1iard AND nonl roors
and how1inr sl1evs
IT. A45-An net 70 annex mart of
the town Of Ntonl<ton to fine town of
stark sboro in the county of Addison.
H. 445-An act to provide bounty
! on bay lynXes otherwise known as
bobcats
~ '"'--Nn act TO amend the charter
.oc .'1' '' ,,-,..i,i ,,o o,on.ou
of +,o IT,. 80 r,.ian1
,.,,., .,
li ., ..n.',''t,,, ,,ar.ors ~
nunicinaI courts
H. G06-Ar act to establish NUM-
cipal court in The town of Brighton.
II. 614-An act relating to grammar
s-hool lands.
If. G22-An act to revive and rein
state The corporate existence Of the
mutual Society of st. Joseph of Bur
lingtou.
II Gg4-An act TO legalizn the quad
rcnuial appraisal of real estate for
the year 1906 and the grand list for
/ me yours I'U'' I'V' anu l'Vo u '"c
Town "I No''i"'l''
L. an 20 "'''',o sec'ion
-. 49, - ~ '"' "''9 ~ i'oo e"''''ou
,+, ,' '. ~ ''''' POI '''e VIC '''''s -
IT, G33-An act to incorporate the
village of Halifax.
| H. 6"4-An act to appropriate GER
tain sum for the University of Yer
| mont ana state Agricultural College.
wa LING ~ oi''i i'"
Jofnt resolution. ,o,oting to tho o1ac-
! Ior If u rnrrth associate sunrc,,o
court .ua-,
'''ii-''-' - '-'F'
MI Wheeler Of south burlington mov-
ed to recossi1or The vote whereby the
House refused a third reading to H. a
relating to listers and Inventories The
~ S
BILLS INTRODUCED.
/ II. 542-Ey the committees on claims ia
nav the tov,, of Pleading tho SIM, thero-
in named.
!
MENT CONCURRED IN.
II. 22S-proyidius Cor a more uniform
an econ mi"al system of examination
/ Of teachers.
/ II. t3l-Neiatlng to- the registration Of
AUTOMOBILES: and motor vehicles, and the
disposition of the registration fees.
SENATE PROPOSALS or AMEND
i,.\ \ NJ NJ / . 81 ~
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Thinks HE CAN GET THERE
Iic Is the only Survivor Of the Family
Commander Pcary rrUught frou
Grccnlu rd---NiIl Head Native
Expedition for the tCnr-
tbcSt Worth

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PROCEEDINGS IN HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION.

Devotional exercises were conducted
iry the chaplain.
ORDERED TO PASS
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The House refused to adopt the motion
OF Mr. llinsdale Of St, George that
when the House adjourn this afternoon
1t he until Monday afternoon at two
o'clock.
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ON motion o, Mr.. Bacon q Hartford
n recess OF 10 minutes was taken at 3:1j
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FOR JOINT ASSEMBLY.

on motion OF Mr.. Davis Of Springfield
It was voted to be the sense of the
House that no election OF superior court
Judge be held before next Tuesday morn