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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-10
Rad, Der altcn Wctbuoc.

f mpnb, @o.. 3. Ypri(. -
Ter Hcgcr Socl Hapnc pnrbc bcl,tc
IN geoiorb Gitp wegen Der Dor eincm
Sabre pcriibten Grmorblulg icincS
Sdmicgcfpnters Ncco Spopnc oilrd,
ben Stroug binaerid)tct. gr ipo
Gberfiibrt moroer, ebe bos nciie @eies
sur ginfiibrina bon t9inrihtirrg
nnrh GlcftriSitaf III Strait aetrcten
mars
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-10

8nlfan Gonilifta itebt mtnnlcbr Die
GntIoiiIla Der nad) Der ierbtld)el
@rcn5c gcIonoten N%eierpliten bcpor,
Ni2 Mittc N}ai miro Die 6ric0cnSpr0s
ien5Itdrfc Der (ruppcn in @o3nicn II.
Scr @cr5c9ominu luieOcr Dcr9c'iclt
lem.
II ntcr6rijdunG outimi iii
tGriidcrE Propaganda.
@icn 0. Npri(. - ><n FroG n1o
olOcrcn StdOtcn @6bmcn'3 iilro nift
melriNcr. 0l8 hln0crtjmon}i9 nntio.
nolio5iulc @crcinc, lpclcbcu outimiIi
tGriidlc propaganda SIN 2oit Nclc9t
moroen, oufgcl6it. Gic ppr GINGER
3cit olli 0ircftc %2troronung 0ca Wti-
niitcrium0 0c2 3luucrcn ~porgcuommc.
ncil &nlt2illd)lu11cn bnbeu cine Iold)c
ltrmrtnQc 0ronircn0cn WiotcrIol2 crs
gcbClL Oob nod Gin 0ot1jcr Mottcnf6-
Mig Don Ero5ciicn pegcl ontiOpnoiti.
ld)cr, untimilitGriid)cr mo bodlOCrrGs
t6criidcr ltmtricbC 0oroltS cntItebclt
miro. Qie itbigcn &or1Qngc rltfcn
Sic GrinncrlmN an Ben Smfnbil1n.
FroicB Oco &ohrcS 1894 nod IN
mcIt)cm sic Tiibrcr oc8 @cbcimbbur.
0C9 ibc9cn &ohuCrrntb3, MojcItUta.
bcIei0igrng, Nubritorrmg unO @t.
hcimbiIn0clci nit idtucrcm acrfcr
pom Orci5cbn Monotcn bis 5l ud)t
Snbrcn b~citruit mlrocn.
Gic ontimiIit0riifc @tQitotjon Der
NotionnIio5iolcn lit nld) lpGhrcn0 Der
jiln9lttn idbucrcl &riIt2, mcldc CcIt
reid ll18Orn 0llrdl5ltmodcn 1ehobt
Bot, nit alien GbifnnCn iortQclctt
luor0cn. Nic Gmporlmg ooriibcr lit
qrob, unb uljlr, On Die Sponmrg Scr
ollSrpGrtigcn Gage Qcboben lit. miro
cnernildJ nod &%criol0uulq unO Be
itrofltlg Der Hdccl3iiibrer %perIo1gt.
s amolsft ais 9 iin0cnbpd If.
Petersburg 9, Npril. - Ser
Hiidtritt Oea WtilliitcrS 0e3 9lcllBercl
%@luol3fi ola Golgc Ser NieocrIo0c
Der rl1iiiiNcn QoIitif III Der @nlfon.
SroQc miro bier ol3 acuiB on9cleben,
lit nbcr .l1odl n.id)t 5ltr Ibotiodc sc
luorbcn. MohridcinIid) miro s.
>uolafi'a Guaihei0cn ipGter I'M SOM
MGR Crfolgcn luclun icinc Ncrbin0ulN
NIT Sen &olfnn Grci1niiicn uiht
mehr 10 friiH IN ser Griluncrllng ItCbt
luic in hicicn Gugcn, "a CT iiir Den
%crlltIt oc3 FrcitiQcaAuBlonO'a id,ori
f%ritiiirt mltroc. NalpoIeft bat icirl
EortcicuiIlc Dem G5orcn }llr &eriij
gln9 1%eitcllt, bod iii sic Tcniiiion
nod nidlt anNcnomucn.
VI urccIlo Scmbrid DIS Nui
trctcu in PETERSBURG.
EctcraburN, 9. Npril. - Srnu
Morccllu SCubrit, lucld)e SIM critcn
Niahin 5rp0ti MISUNDERSTANDING mies-
Der beilldJt, mirb ull Montug Ytcno
in Scr Noiierlihcn <tolicniihcu
Cper iinNcL 100 lie picle Sabre Scr
crflGrtc Yicblinn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-10

- Si ct, Saul, Minn., bat Senrp
Sltipc, Gerf0ller III eiilcr @roccrp,
lcinc @clicbtc 9lliee 5bompion unb
it'd ielbit 1T Solge eilteS bllrd) eifcr-
Il:d)t perulllabten Strcits erlhoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-10
Baron b'Gitn,,ruclles So go,,

Baron o'GitorrnclIes De Gait
liant bat i'll Nomct Der irar3oliihen
parlamcntariid)e Sd)iebseerifts.
Grippe bos tiirfilfc Gorlomeltt cirt.
gclaoen, I'M Siili cine A~bpronnng
sum geiitd, bon Taris 81 icnoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
Or. Deter 6abrney& Sons Co., 12=11s 50. 1boyn< Ay<> Chicago, I'LL.

Gn lm11f Brolog al Direftpr Soban
8pgb fremiag6es al 6ru Magoo
8lanc=grifien, og Seppet gif oerpoc
op for &olbergs u@rasmus Monto.
nus, ser blep u6mGrfet iptllet. Som
gen aflagoe / en- Mellemaft ct 8eig9
paa @cenen og u%noerbolot Jig mel
Sfuelpillerne. Otter Soreitilltnge1
%u0brogte &ongen ct 2epe 8ergenS, mo-
tiono1e @cene, bporefter Tnblifun
itaoenoe afiang: ~Seg tog min M:
itemte Gitbar / @en6e".
l16enfor Sbeatret bar Ser ct meget
muntert Tolfelip, og &ongen oq
@totsmntiter Micbeien, Joni fjbrt(
en- li6en Sur run6t / @a6erne, bler
operolt mo6tat meo begeiltre0e Sur:
raer. Haa &ofeer og pripot boS
8pens @orgere gift @egeiitringcllS
8plger bgit u0oper Mftenen, og bcl
fornngtet @%ergenierne life / nogcr
@enieen6e lit 9fD for Dpperligt ST.
mgr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
11nbTap &irnr9ens &nip.

Mr. @mil S. 5tronoberg / Deer
@roof, @isconiin> ifriper UNDER 2oto
1859 Sanuor> 1909: Seq bar bopt
Mgcnturct for Or. Beters &urifo fl111
cit fort Tih; men Sen ct ollcreoe
fjenot oberolt JONI en- prugtig Ne
6icin. Cen far ollere6c @f11rcrct malt
&c, blon6t Sem mit egen Ju6cr. %31;:
bab0e ct itpgt Saor paa Sperlrhc:s,
og 2Gger11c troe0e, set bar &rr't.
Sen Meoicin og Salpe, ioln Sc goo
bam, bjalp life noget. Siliioit 1ogoc
Sc, Set enc tie, ser bar at gipre, bar
at ifjrre at 2u6en; men Sober bil>c
life la0e 6un gi6re Set. San. iluttc>e
ga mes 2Ggerne % begDn0te at br11ae
&l1rifo, og mGrfeligt> iom Set fumes,
b1cp Saoret pao 2rben 6clbreoct, e.
terot ban bap6e brl1gt to ltore 0lo=
lfer, % ban Dor en- frilf Wan6 igicll.
&urifo far pi5ielig life fin 2ige ion1
Meotcin."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
On Mo6ers @le6e.

Mrs. 81. @eideI i @ucli6, Obio>.
lfriper 216e Sec. 1908: "6or 1oge1t
&to 1ioen ororeoe ieg en- @rppefasic:
at Ceres &urifo. Gen bar iiffcrlig
frembrogt en- bioun6erlig Joranorii1g
bos Dor lille @ut. Ga ia fpr!t e.
gDnote at gtpe Barnet &urifo, bar set
oloeles biglpelplt. @uttea er 10 %
ct balpt Mar gamn1el og funne ifft
BRUCE fine 5e6oer el(er fin pel1ltre-
&oono> og 2egerne iog6e, ian bill
De olorig fomme til at goa. Sea bar
gioet bam nGiten set bele al @rppe=
tosl len, og &ei1ltotet er, at fan fan
BRUCE fine 6p6oer, og til min ltore
@laoe bcgpn6er ban at gao. San.
fan mi ogiao BRUCE fin, .penltre @oono
ltgelaa go0t iom Sen bgire. Get err
biounoerligt, bDt1fen Toran6ring O.
res Meoicin far giort paa bam. Ger.
CT mango andre fer, iom / 2ig6eo
me6 mig far gipet 1T Mosie Ecnao-
til 2ngerne> u6en 9ielp, og olle ril
MI gierne giGre ct 6or1pg mcb
&urifo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19

g 8anf. S @rptterl @ou1g-
oalen, er Der oprettet en- @ripatbanf
"Iftielellfubet &omsoals &rebitbanf"
meo Se6e pda Manonlsnes. Mfti%
fapital 100000 @roner, bporaf 3d.,
900 &roner ollere6e ct tegnet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19


Sc 9ofgoor0f e Sfos
&c. 2ier @erreosltpre bar beban0let
Spprgsmodlet ON &jpb al Sc @of=
gaar6lfe Sfogeien0omme ior 2 Mtl=
lioner &roner. Me0 20 MOS 19
Stelnn1er peotoge5 life at figbe Sem
for Sen nGpnte Gum. Me6 % moo
Is 5temner blep &oneeSiion 6erefter
froroaoet, mos 6 Stemmer begrun=
Set me0, at @erre0et bao0e itillet Jig
JONI &ipber efter SEN %oprin6elige &on=
trait for 100000 &roner. gn1tem=
mig be6togeS tilli6lt @etingeller for
CIT cbent11el &o1ce5l lion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
kur for Hoste.

sEn halv Ounce af, Virgin OIL Of
Pine, to Ounces af Glycerin -og en-
halv Pint Whisky, blandet sammen,
vii kurere enhver Hoste, der err he'll
bredelig, og standse EN- Fork9lelse ]
q Timer. Tag en- Theskefuld hver
fjerde Time. Forlang af Deres Drug
gist den ngte Leacl's Virgin Oil Of
Pine, 1ren Blanding, tillavet og ga
ranteret af the Leach Chemical Co..
Cincinnati, Ohio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
$500 -
= Norge. :

M el 0 nu Serregoar .
. a t. @o6scier Mugult 8nte1=
icbipn bor iolgt Meliom Serregaaro
i 9toffe til @eorg @lleflen, Sfinrs=
ups, mes 8eletning; Mpling og &eo>
ifaber for ontring 100000 &roner.
g it fen til SslanO ).
@rofesior Nonlen og 9foalo Mmu&nos
len bat belpgt 2angeiuno % beligtis
get YrofeSiorens &l1tter ~SeslentoD"
joni bor ligget oplagt Scr lioen 1904.
Set forlp0er, at Hrofeslor Narler
tanter paa en- pioenlfabelig &eile til
Sc5slouo n1c6 Sen til Somneren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
Hemorrholder helbredet / 6tiI II Da9e

1PAZO OINTMENT g~aranteres at helbrede
hyert Tilfelde af k1Sende, usynlige, blcdende
el1er fremtredende Hamorrhoiderei : til
- Dage eller Pengene refunderes. o Til.
virket af PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louis, No
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19

49, ~ w. IS VIyItS1A, 0tO1tt0'
oalen, CT Der oprettet en- 3riDatbanf
"Mftieielifabet @omsoaIs &rebitbmf"
meo Se6e pda Manonlsnes. Mfti%
fapital 10000 @roner, bporaf &c..
600 8roner ollere6e ct tegnet.
Y Lett t ct 8 b 9 + t
m 20 @in6mglIer st @lef-
trtcitetSpert n1eb 8inomeller lonl
9ripfraft efter oanlf Mpniter Ga
Gour's Spltem) pil bli anlagt paa
Npoiel / @lperum al Sngenier S. S.
4noerien. 2ps og &raft ifol bort
leieS til @oor6bragere omfring
9fp6iel.
9rutnet un0er Sfbi=
telpbning 9. 6orleoen er to unge
W}elertlter, Spbon 8icrfnGS, 5gn al
Scfreter 2anobrl>gs0epartenentet
9ierfnes, og 6rgfen &iloa @rbnne-
berg, 9otter al @asierer @renncberg
/ &ollag Sagbr1,g / @eitfiorooalen,
orl.fnet / &inniigen. De bar l&be paa
Sfpitelgbnin9 og bar berun0er font
met for 11gr Maarclpens l16lpb til
5innligen. 9igene CT life gienfun=
bet.
so tanbisn ringer / a
81 TT e 1908. Yenge=
ltrpmnlen fra Mn1erifa gienneun Soft
anpisninger, iom en- Marreffe bar
roret | en- uafbru6t og til6els meget
itGrf Stigning, bier for Moret 1908
en betDoe4ig @e0gang. Meoets Mn=
pisningSiummen, ser / 1906 uogior=
Sc 9,524,000 &roner, / 1907 gift op
til 11>S09,500> ionf oen / 1908 til
bage til 9,656,60O &roner; bette pil
iige en- Meogang paa 2,153,600 &ro.
ner fra neit foregaaen6e Mar. =
Sil Mn1ertfa ien6te Norge / 1907
giennem laa6anne Mnpisninger $751;
200 &roner> og 0perifu66et / Nor>
ges 6oppr uo9ior6e laale0es 6engang
10,954,300 &roner. S 1908 ienote
George paa %ian1rne Maaoe til 6ta=
terne 991, 100 &roner, og Georges
SDerlfuO for bette gar bliper iaole6eS
olene S,665,500 &roner eller 1885,
800 &roner mil10re e110 / 1907.
Anne gpen ta6S 6 e
t a ut e II t e. 6rlt Mnna @ppnltobS
efterla0te 6orm1e ifol efter 6orlp0en=
Sc a16rage til omfring 100000 &ro=
ller, foru0en Sc 100000 JONI FUN
ifiG11fet peo lit 5eltonente til forifiel>
lige oln1ennpttigc Torn1aal. Sum
iful6e laale0eS bo bortfjnnfet oper
Sreoie0e{en al lin lan1le0e Gorn1ne.
0en %gienperen0e Gel lfal 6eles MEL
lem s Slngtninger. @aar0en gpen=
ita0 pil ontogelig iii lolgt til bpilt=
bpoenOe. @per al M%rpinger1e foar
ontagclig 10000 &roner. Set font
nrer an pau> bpo0 @ienopmnene us
brin9e5 til. 0e i116lotte Mrpinger ct
%fplgen0e:
8rorlen @riltoifer Ollta6, @oar0=
bruger / 9ier; 90. Ole Mtneolen,
Stotionsbetient / Yor5grun6; 8ror=
batter &aren Slita0, gift / Anerifa;
90. Mnna 0lltao, I'LL gift mes @oar6=
bruger Sob. Spen0sbp / &omebal;
8rorlpn Olaf 8ogroe1ts 8grn, @ton=
&c; 90. @opar0 8ogtoenS og @ll=
itrus 8ern, Stonge; 90. Dortinus
9agroen, Spbus> 5torelpe6ulen
5piterign 9le @rinafer, Staten,
Storelpe6alen.
8ergens npe Sbeater.
6eriteforeltillingen paa Set npe Gbea=
ter blep en- flor 5ufies. &ongen par
fon1met til 8pen for at operpere
Observation-Disclosures. @ele 8pel1
bar / 6eit6ragt.
Sm Sormiooage1 blep Ser lagt fri
fife 2al1rbGrfranier paa Ole Bulls
Statue og paa @olbergltatuen. 5torc
Mennei femGng6er bar poa 8enene og
fulgte intereslert &ongen og Micbel-
len, iom ipa0ierte omfring og beloo
blan6t an6et set gomle 5beuters lope
.-.fo,IS- C%.-I go r>S .-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19
etaten DBto. Bpen &:oleho In
0,sen2 To,s>~kn ~

Gtaten Dpso. Bpe1 $oleho ~
Guca8 gDuntD.
-6rantS 8. Ebe II b fner9er, at bon Ct bet 91br
mfbleu1 of s%Strmaet S. 8. gbenep & Co.. Der brtpe,
Gorretn,ns / 8Den Sole6p, fpr nGbnte Gountp % @tat
% at famine Glruta Dl betale en- Gum al ct bu1nreb,
Collars for bnert eneite Sill, elbe af &atorrb. ber lit
ton belbre6es Deb gru9en at aall's Catarrh Cure.
Eranf 8. g1eneD.
seeb,Qet for mig ps unberffreoet I min Mernereli'
ben Ste December 1886.
r=..7- 81. %. @Ieafpn.
. Ss2!: Nptariu8 Yublicu8.
Hall's Oatarrh Cure tageS %inbpenblg og Dtrter b.
fefte poa 8lobet % Slimbinberre SDiteu1et. Stris
efter 9ibnesbDrb, gratis.
W Salges bDS @pptbefere. 75t
HALLS Family Pills CT he bebfte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19

s nj e r banbel |. @aur6-
br,,ger Carl Srlto6, Sfarne5, bar
iolgt lin gfpg til llobugit ne6 til 8
Mlen s Spn1. til 81. @oltct, 6liien
gtotion, for $4,000 Sroucr fontaut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-19

6 enboms a. 9. @oaroen
CARRIER / &eltbp CT al Giercn, Mn=
tbon 8orber, iolgt til cit 8oarobra=
ger nor0iro til Obel % Gle meO Sc
lGtning, Meolfaber og Npling for 49,
600 &roner.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
The emperor Of Austria. who is

The emperor Of Austria, who IL
fond ~ simple dishes. and who has
10 be careful what he eats, rs he is
10 his aovcn'v-c.rh'h vror paws his
cook, pcr-ki, n salary Of $4,000 a
wear; hu' p.--h' earns his money in
providing Inner Tor the court, the
ompprors household. and his guests.
This same prrs.i was once he cool.
o. Count R]..ugaum, and man
vDtrs ago, when the emperor wa.
Il ivy with the count, he was s'ru ,
with the way o certain h1ars hcut
was cooked, and desired that H.,
chef should be- comDlimcntcd.
Two days ai'crward a HUGO
packing case arrived at S~choenbruu
with Count I'ac ngaum's compile
ron's. on being opened, the case
vas found 70 contain Perski. a bit
breath .s,. lu' otherwise all r .h'.
The emperor laughed at the joke, ac-
copied tire -ft, and Pnr.hi has been
the royal chef over sinne.-Ptt It..
burg Chrou TELEGRAPH.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
WOODEN BREAD.

II is commonly known that bread
when very stale becomes practically
ne hard ss wood, but q German pa
per devoted TO the wood Industry
has conceived the idea OF masking
bread Of wood. In fact. in order 20
exploit The Idea, a "b1ko-h1usy has
been constructed in Berlin. iu Vh. b
the "luavcs' are made. ~ pre-
pared bv first ~ all submitting the
wood n the form Of sawllst 10 vari-
ou. .homIoa processes, then mixing
II with a ccr'aH proport on OF rye
flour, after which n is worked into
q paste and put in the oven like or
binary broad. II "a necessary TO
ull. however. sg,s the London
Globe. that the 'brpaI" is only made
for horses.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
MUSEUM FOR LAWYERS.

The French palace Of justice. like
The department Of fore IN affairs
and the police headquarters, is to
have it's museum. and il will not be
the least Interest ng Of the col.ec-
tons Of Paris, FOR The department
possesses numerous documents which
will be OF interest 10 lawyers all
over the world. The idea Of s mu-
scum Of Justice is no longer a mere
project, for an organization commit
tee Of famous judges and LAWYER. is
busy arranging il. and it - to W
spened before long.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16

.s...e.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
AT TWENTY-THEEE
sut Did +hs BOY Catch ths Full Mean
ing OF Her 5tasewentl

az suppose ] sm past what my
mother calls che first f.r Of
YOUTH" said ... 'a. Up g-. "but
! think saaI. newer Older .0an
| did one summer ..nu i've
yca.s ago. And n.n . was
in those DAYS -..us uu4lrlly Young
to the woman am now and She
sighed. and was ont % moment un,
der the burden OF Dor v....
alt was that s.mu at Lake
George" she went on presently,
"and We were a, rho G)-a.0.s cot
tsge for = COUP. " w Jack
Greene was HON, from COO Eo, Of
course. and az be- wa. .na only man,
and | the only girl, 81" naturally
ver. thrown rora.aa constantly. lie
was just at the age to t... himself
vastly superior. -onow.aro about
nineteen. He hnl boon growing
sentimental in o. patron. nr sort %
way, aud one even %, after a somi-
tender passage or two, he abruptly
asked my age. / told him %. lie
SCENE i stunned f.r o moment, ana,
looking uu, Doe studied wn .Ira.u..y
in fhe '.... ..., them .r his
head Sadly. prom. 0..r. be- .r....:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
PHILOSOPHY OF PsssrmIsM.

Scott-An optimist is a man who
doesn't cry over spilled milk.
Mott - The pessimist doesn't
either; he feels that the spilled milk
vas more than half water, anyway.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-07-10
Windsor County Court.
.IlI,1e Term. 1000.

The court had no business July |,
following the trial of the Gimmelaro
murder case, except to sentence
Thomas Clayton of Ludlow, who
pleaded guilty of petty larceny, to
not less than two or more than
three months in the county Jail.
On Friday, July 2. the court took
up the case of Ithiel johnson of Per-
kinsvile rs. VIM G.. Jones of John
son. This was an action Of trespass
and trover for wagon The real
bite of the case was the dispute over
the legality of plaintiff for taxes
assessed in johnson. The defend
ant set up in justification a plea
that as tax collector he had sold the
wagon and set out the proceedings
to authorize him to make the sale,
as he claimed. The plaintiff de-
INJURED to the plea, claiming it was
insu flicient. The court sustained
the demurrer and then on motion of
defendant gave him leave to replead
upon payment of plaintiffs costs
pending the demurrer and lose his
own costs.
Davis & Davis for plaintiff. w. e.
Tracy of Johnson for defendant.
The following divorces have been
granted in addition to those before
reported
Arthur w. Bushaw from Jennie
NJ. Bushaw, for wiful desertion +.
S. Williams for petitioner.
Glare NJ. II w. Barnard from FL
roy Wellman Barnard of Springfield
for intolerable severity and refusal
to support. Charles Batchelder for
petitioner
Mabel NJ. Barnard from James NJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-07-10
Fish Dragged Boy to Death.

TO catch IA pound and half bass
and be dragged into the water and
drowned was the fate of nine -year-old
Frederick Gochen of Newport,
whose body was found floating in
Lake Memphremagog Monday morn
ing. The boy disappeared Thursday
morning, July |, and till Monday his
whereabouts, alive or dead, was a
mystery, Searching parties dragged
the lake and as a last resort dynamite
was used but with no effect.
When recovered from the water a
fish pole was tightly grasped in the
lads hands and caught by the hook
was bass. A spile was a favorite
fishing place Of young Gochen and
it is evident that the gamey fish
caused his captor to lose his balance
and fall into the water.
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Holiday Accidents.

In Barre Monday morning, Rigina
ltizeri Il stone cutter, had tile thumb
and two fingers of his left hand torn
off by the explosion of cannon
cracker he was holding Amputation
Was necessary.
Defoe Croft, aget II years, OF
Morrisville, discharged a blank car
fridge into one of his hands, scvering
an artery and badly decorating it.
Linwood Law, of Morrisvil e, re-
coived painful though leas serious
injuries than the Croft boy. A large
frecracker exploded in one of his
hands, which was filled with powder
and painfully burned.
BY the premature explosion of "a
small cannon Monday Walter Landon
of Middlebury lost the third and
fourth lingers on his left hand and it
was also necessary to amputate a part
Of the hand.
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Barnard, for neglect to support

Barnard, for neglect to support f
G T.. Davis for petitioner
Beatrice NJ. Cole from Clayton
NJ. Cole for intolerable severity
VIM. Batcheldsr for petitioner.
Mary Chamberlain from Israel
Chamberlain for wilful desertion
VIM. Batchelder for petitioner
VIM, h. Ober VS.. Julia +. Obel
for wiIful desertion. Harvey foI
petitioner.
Maud Brink Rice from rniamin
Frank Rice for intolerable severity
Wallace n. Batchelder for petitioner
Alvanus X. Stetson from Annie
l.. Stetson for wilful deserlion
Southgate for petitioner
Isabel Spencer from Jerry Spencer
for refusal and neglect to support
j. j, Wilson fer petitioner.
The court took Il recess until July
18th, when State VS.. johnson is in
order and perhaps some other Grim.
inal causes. The first civil cause is
that of William f. johnson vs.. G. G.
Paine ct AL The parties were ready
for trial in Allen w Martin VS.. +. G.
Davis, but u>t as the trial was tc
commence a settlement Of the case
was effected. Davis q Davis fol
plaintiff, defendant pro Sc, and b. f.
Cole for defendant.
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MEXICO CITY.
The Romantic Story of Its Founding
by the Aztecs.

The romantic story or IT'S tounding
by the Aztees.
The story of the founding of the
City of Mexico is one of the most ex-
traordinary tales in history. 1t hap
oened in 1925; at least it began a
ong time before that, but was an
accomplished fact about 600 years
ago.
In the first place, imagine an al
most inaccessible mountain crowned
with a valley at the height of 5000
feet above the level of the sea. In
The center Of this valley was an i'm
mense lake. When the Aztecs ar
rived, led by the priests of the god
Of war, they found it in the posses
sion of hostile tribes.
For that reason and because the
priests declared that in a certain
part of the lake where there stood
an elevation Of stones an eagle had
been devouring serpent they began
the construction of the city on this
spot, Immediately over the deepest
waters of the lake. There had long
existed prophecy among the AZ
tees that their wanderings would
end when they should have reached
place where the priests would be-
hold an eagle resting on a cactus
plant devouring a serpent.
Confident that they had found
the spot ordained to be their abiding
home, they began to construct RATS
of the trunks of trees, covering
them with thick layers of earth, up
on which they built rude huts of
more or less solidity. Groups of
dwellings soon began to form them
selves in regular order, thus deter
mining the primitive streets of the
new city.
They also constructed boats and
oars of different sizes useful in
peace and war, and while certain of
their number occupied themselves
in defending their homes and breth-
rem from the onslaughts of hostile
tribes others continued to improve
and enlarge the city, Gradually the
lake was filled up, and terraces arose
one after another in the place once
occupied by the deep waters.
This was in itself a herculean
labor, unsurpassed in Ingenuity and
durability by any similar work of
ancient or modern times. Upon the
first of these terraces wars construct
ed the Teocalh, or sacrifcial tenn
pie. 1t was begun in 1916 and not
completed until 1925, a little over
100 years, from which time may be
dated the official Foundation of Te-
nochtitlan, today the modern City of
Mexico.-Exchange.
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WOODSTOCK NEWS.
Work of the Local Y. NJ. c. A.

The secretary of the local Young
Mems Christian Association has ar
ranged the following outline of the
work undertaken and accomplished
during the past eight months:
Thirty-two weekly meetings and
one Sunday afternoon service have
been held, the attendance at the lat
ter being lO7 There are at present
paid-up members, 40 active and
81 associate.
OF the whole number Of meetings,
Is we're Bible studies with an aver
age attendance of seven nine lee
socials with AZ at each meeting IL
mock congress, II mock trial and IA
mock town meeting, at which the
attendance was respectively y rs, 25O,
l75; and as II means OF creating
enthusiasm there were three debates,
with an attendance of 90 each,
A team from the local association
won the highest number of points at
the second annual athletic meet on
June 9th.
The organization has been very
fortunate in having the Arts and
Crafts room in which to hold its
meetings. This privilege is very
much appreciated by the executive
committee and the whole group OF
fellows who are benefited thereby
Aside from this item, the association
has been self supporting from its
membership fees alone.
The aim of the executive commit
tee has been to have each meeting
help those who attend either physic-
ally, morally or spiritually. We
desire to get near the other fellow
and we do this by helping him in
some way to help himself