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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-08
Opposition Is Expected.

1--WE appreciate that our views Of mu-
nicipal direction may not be popular with
all. Some are more interested in local
schemes than in the general welfare, and
some are more interested in an imme-
date realization of personal profit than
in orderly progress toward a proper and
admirable Capital city. Some will op-
pose because in no other way can they
thrust themselves before their fellow
citizens: some will be paid to oppose
because their employers think thus to
serve their own special interests: some
will oppose through inability to compre-
bend the problem before the Commits
sioners, and, finally, some will fail to
believe that we are in fact actuated by
the motives we claim to possess. Time
only and observation can convince these
last The others, we in this. as in all
other communities, must endure with
patience and treat without discrimina-
ton.
1T will be enough for the Commission
ers II they have the undemonstrauve
support of the great body Of thoughtfui
and intelligent citizens and the approval
of the President, who appoints US, ana
of the Congress to which the Consdtu-
ton commits the government OF the feo-
eral district"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-08
Economy a Wise Policy.

In other words, we practice economy
not as a boarding process nor in pur-
suance Of picayunish policy, but so
that we may the more quickly secure the
accomplishment Of the many great ana
expensive improvements that cry out to
be done.
1--WE emphasize the federal interest in
Washington not only when we are seek
ing to raise money, but when we are
expanding it, and we feel bound to do
this. as it is by reason of the federal in
terest here that the federal government
is the largest contributor to our reve-
nues. Moreover, we are convinced that
in the long run the body of taxpayers will
find that their interest runs parallel with
the federal interest. II this city grows
and prospers it will be because it Is
wisely managed as a capital city.
III taxes are indeed collected on agri-
cultural land that seem out of proper
ton to direct benfits received, the own
ers should consider the effect upon their
lands of the beautiful Capital city grow
ing up so near them, always extending
toward them and finally embracing them
This land, indeed, is probably increasing
in value much more rapidly than is the
land in the older portions Of the city.
where the direct benefits Of expenditures
are more apparent. It would simply be
untrue to hold that agricultural land is
unfairly taxed unless 1t receives direct
benefits in advance Of the needs Of the
population, when, In fact, it is so very
much benefited by expenditures made
elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-08

MASSAGE ALL BRANCHES MAGNETIC TREAT
nent; rheumatism and poor circulation scten
tifcally treated. ANNA r. JOHNSON, late o.
New York. 1914 18th NV: phone North 1925
ocl5-eot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
minneapolis.

Sen ifanoinapiife Stnbentcrflnb
pao StatSuniperittetet bill 6re0ag 5.
25. Sebruar ipille &enrif Sbiens
rSamfun0ets Stgtter" paa Brtnceis
Sbeoter paa 9itii0en. 9e,r1e Sore
FILLING bil iiffert blipe Ell Mp5elie
for allie 8enner al Sfueipilfuni f. Stl=
0e%nterflubben oiite ifior beo Spferel-
ien al @olbergs Sen Stun0eslple",
at Sen ii06er tnoe me6 et0ogiaaa ual=
mil1oelige go0e &rGfter paa oet ora=
matiife Omroaoe, % ga mango al Be
St1oenter, iom 6cltog / Spfpreli len
al &olberg=Stpffet ogiaa bar oper=.
taget @oller / rsomfunoets Stpt-
ter, ct bette EN- .8orgen for, at bette
Sbie1rS Meiterperf oil faa EN- pproig
nofgrelie. &rofesior Sobn Gable
bar inoit16eret Stpffet, ligeiom SOL
bergs @tpffe, boiIfet ogfaa er en- 60
ranti for, at 6oreitillingen bill blipe
en- MDoelie al @arg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
SMrpriie=&artA.

Sors6og Gftermio0ag 0e1 10 6eb.
operroi feoes leg / nit @iem 260 60
foro Street, al en- itor &reos al
&eniuoer, melt fra @olgata Strife %
Sglterl anf 1n6et, og Ser blep pao
6orlamlingens Segne al Mrs. q.
Slien operraft mug cit ,teget fin 60
he, til Iaf og &aaifjbmnelie for Or
bej0et / &irfen / set %forlpbne Mor,
og Mrs. 0llen uotalte Jig lao ilnl,ft
og fjrrligt / pe(palgte Sr0, 1on1 jog
@run0en ilet life bopoe fortig1t.
9erefte lerpereoes Ser nreo alt
set fineite, &ogefuuiten formaar at
%fren1bringe, og life at forglemme Sen
ll1noperlige Safe % ct goot SIT
mgr; Iioen gift meo at ipiie og Drift
fc = Set pil bo iige &affei1, og Mf.
lllttniugen bar So1rg og Muiif. Sea
bopoe oett be0lte 9ug, ieg far boo1
for la11g Sis.
Monge Saf til. 6per urfelt, JON
bar meo, ogioa til Sem, JONI gop,
rnen bar al e1p eller on6en @rrn1l
fprbin0ret / at bore tilite6e.
Me6 Mgteli lie
Mrs. $. S. s ran0 c II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
Sic 2nt1cran MisiionarD Gonfc=

SDc CnfDcran Wtts1toltary NOH1c=
renee Til afboloe lin fprite oarlige
@onbention / 8etblebems mrife lu=
tberIfe Strife, ID. Mpe. g. og 1S. ST.,
Senoog. 5. 81. og @oi,oag 5. 20.
Nebrl1ar &%onfere,1cens Spgape er
life at ubienoe Misiionerer eller
inbiomle 8enge til Misiionsformaol,
men at beffe S1,teresie for Mis=
iionsia9el1 9ie'uem @eoer % peo
l10oeling al 2itcrat1>r, ierligt for
&eoningen1isiionen.. Set CT / alt
nnlenligt EFT 2egnmn0sbepegelie
ser pil arbeiSe fen til, at ser D0es Sc
allere6e beltaoenoe Observation-Disclosures
itprre SSl,teresie og Stgtte / oereS
&irfiombko. @fsefutip : &omiteens
&rGiioent er g. $. @ol1tao og 6ens
@eneroliefreter &e0aftpr &c. g.
@gnning, 4t6 s. Mpe. g. Mp0er-
neS Mfboloelle er logt laaleoes: Spn-
oag @fterni00og ST. $50 Masleme=
Sc lr1e0 Saler al @11per1wr @ber-
bort, Erofesior 6. 8. Solberg, &a=
flor &eter Neterie1 og Ell eller to
Misiionerer. Spnbog Mfteu 5tu=
0entrelnpoe / Mesliab &irfen, 49,.
She. g. og 8. ctr. Soler al YrofeS-
ior 6ranf 9eilie11. Yrofeslor S. s..
Gpjen og anore. Monoag 6or1nio=
0ug 81. 10 Sorretningsmp0e. &l.
10-11 Gisfuslion oper @lnnet:
@pprleOes fan Ser pGffes itprre ST.
teresie, ierligt blan0t Mel1o, for
@eoni1wen1iSiionen? Monoag Otter
miooug 81. 2-5 Disfuslion: @por.
lcoeS fan ser ifoffes flere Yenge?
YrGlter, 2ngatelto og 5efreterer
for Observation-Disclosures pil 6eltage /
begge 6isle pigtige 9isfl1siioner, og
Ser fan pentes betp0ningsful0e Sp=
lpsninger, ibet Me6le,nmer al 10
forlfiellige Iutberife &irfeiamfrno
bill 0eltage. @an0og Mften Masie=
mpbe / Sme0iib Gbureb, @ooomar0
& Sobn5 Street, ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
UDVALGTE BDGER

Under norsk Flag, afJacob Hi'ditch, 5oc.-
Marianne. at Wilhelm Krag, .35c.-lsaac See
en- Fortsstte1se at ISAAC seehunse eap.i AZ wv
krag. 6Oc..Lodsen og hans Hustru. afJ. Lie.
5oc.-dryende Dag. al NJ. falling 6~0c.-sbdron.
ninge'. at John Paulsen, 5Oc.-Eventyrbogen,
s%treret: indb: 5oc.-Ordbager: Dansl-NnrE
Engelsk og Engelsk. Norsk- Dansk, ca. 500
Slider over 10000 Ord, .$1.25; kortfattet
Enge!sk og Dansk-Norsk. Csc; Norsk.Dansk.
Fngelsk og Engelsk-Norsk-Dan Lonme.
Ordbog. Shirt'ngsb. Soc, i Maroccobind med
Guldsnit 75c:-..Et Hundrede Timer iEngeIsk,
Post-Kort / stortUdva1g fra Danmark .Noree'
Sverige og Finland; 12 forskjelige Kort fof
25c: 25 do: soc; 55c do. 81; loo do. $1.75.
~.~ Skri0 efter fuldstendiO Katalo0.
G. RASMUSSEN PUB. co. g
~So-s24 S: 18th ST, Minneapolis. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

TlGifct blibcr bDrt. &pis set bar
Senligten. at Sc meget onrtalte &jpo-
@opcott ifl1l6e ifaffe billigere 6leif,
laa er @e11ligten life 11aaet / bpert
Iol0 poa oen1te &are. $ @irfelig=
beoen far &riferne poa Spin, % lon1
5efge 6eraf paa Sleif, al6rig peret
laa Dpje JONI MI. @run6erp 6ertil CT,
efter bpa6 Spfi6berne for Slagteri=
erne paaltaar, at 6armer1te mt Tan
faa iaa meget for 6eres &or1t, at set
fife fan le',ne ii@ for Sem at fo6re
BET op til Sbin. Derfor ct ser ita=
Dig fommet ferre Sbin / Marfe6et:
Sp til 8egpn6elien at inoeperenoe
l1ge er Ser fun tilf6rt Marfe6et /
sortb ct. Saul / in6eperen6e Mor
lca. $4,000 Sbin, bbilfet er omtrent
$1,000 ferre eno / set tiliparen6e
Si0Srum flor. Men &riierne bor
alorig peret iaa b6ie font Sc er set
for 5toen paa leben0e 9bin, remlig
belt op til $500 pr. 100 @umo.
@ienneminitspriiem bar iioite Girs-
bag 1915. Og iaa er bette eno6a
10 til 80 Gents IaDere ems bpao ser
|betales / gbicogo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

AbresiefOranbrins. &aitor g.
8ierrc, iom boebe / 593 Marora
Mpe., CT I'M flpttct til ct. Mntbonp
&arf, 665 @len6olc Mbc. &aar
man tolnl1,cr / en- ct. Saul & Min=
ncapolis Sporpogn, Itaar man al
pcs &opmouo Npe. % gaor CIT 9loct
Spo, Ell &cit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
2brbas naite 11gc er set, at Sbor-
palbien 2oee nfboloer fin itore 8re-

2brbag neite 11ge er set, at Sbor=
pal6ien 2oge afboloer fin itore @ra-
miemaifernoe, Ser iiffert bill blipe en-
al Sc itore 8egipenbe6er blan6t Sc
6anife Geitligbe0er / 6enne @eion.
Set er fmn1ffe o. peroifuloe &re-
mier 2ogen uoloper> iom set NOT er
en Mnitrengelie ber6 at binoe, og BET
fan meo @ifferbeb pentes, at Der
oil bIipe trongt om &la6s / 9unta
Sail 2grbag Mften 5. 26. Sebruar.
2pmsforbpjelien for 8Darbejoere,
lon bar foreiloaet al Mloermo11
Cars @o,r6, blep c%niteanmrtgt peota=
get paa @proa6smgoet 2prbag Mf-
ten 2pnnen for 0agorbeioere pil
iaale6es berefter blipe 1926 iite6et=
for iom tioligere $500. 8etalingen
for &jprere meo uSearns" blep lige<
leoes forb9iet fra 1925 til $4.75 pr.
Sag. gnooioere pe6toges Set, at
berefter ifal 6e forlfiellige Mloernnen
intet bope at gipre meo Mniettelie
al 8pe1ts Mrbeibere, nren at alene
Gitp engineer ifal artage 6isie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

Statsnnipcriitctet. Ga 8reii0ent
for Misio1,ri statsuniperiitet Dr.
Sill bar ofilaaet &ul6elien til &reii=
0ent for Statsuniperiitetet, naor 9r.
Cirrus Nortbrop f%rotreoer, bil
9oar0 Of &egents ttlbp6e 8reiioent
for Erinceton %ltniperiitet / Seem Ser
lep, Or. @o0rotp 8ilion, 5tillin=
gen. Denne bar tibligere peret til
bl,ot ban1, n1err ban ahlog Sen sem
gang, men ienere iiges Der at bore
il16traa0t cit Strt6 in6enfor Salute
tet pe6 Srinceton, font n1enes at billie
bepirfe, at On. @ilion bil bore til
beleltg til at toge ct Silbuo UNDER
O%perpejelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

Mrel Manrcr, Sen norife Sfue=
ipilforfotter, 8tieoi9ter og Spleier,
Ser iom on1talt iibite l1ge er font
nren fer til 2an6et paa en- Sples~
ningstour11e UNDER rSpnrrer al Scot
geS" Muipicier, pil optre6e fer /
Minneapolis 2pr0ag og Senoo9 5.
10. og 20. 6ebruar, 2er6a9 Mften
paa Donia Sail for Oslo 2ogen,
spnoo9 @%ftermi00ay 81. 3 for 9op=
re 2ogen paa Mrcana Sail, 25. Mpe.
q. 6. og Central Mpe., iamt ON Mf<
te1,en for 9fioaros 2ogen / 8obemian
Sail, %. og @o1biugton Mpe. g.
Mlle Sfonoinaper inbbpoes til at
operperc @r. Mrel MourerS 0ple5<
ringer. @an bar baa6e fra Can
mari og Morge Set aller beolte Ont
opm1ne ion Spleier, og bans &C.
pertoire, ser er meget omf otteroe,
in6ebolber Set be0itc al Sen norlte
folfclt9e 2iterotur. @an giber 9ig<
tie og 2eieitpffer al 8iernlon, st.
fen, @elbape11, Sprgen Moe, Ms<
biernlen, Soban 8oier, Betcr @gge,
Sbomos @rog, &iellan0, &o9t, 0lap
Scbou o. !. b. og bans fortrinlige
og foritoaeliesh1loe 9olfning al oen=
ne 2iteroturi fiat CT blepen omtalt paa
sen melt role11oe o@fu6e / Sc oonlfe
% norlfe 8la6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
9en gunntlte Inn1
lptIPr fnlht up nf
Oats
er EFT 1nun, krnf-
ttp Gnntflte.
9en ntP1t nnTete
g1ne gProen,
fnrnt nRtt nnrPttEr
melt np kn1ffr
|mtnnf.

NllftionGrcn st. Eouls nnl tic Borg
meter, 6reo Meller; ban iolgte boo=
Sc til bpjre og p%e,ltre, % iiGr I'll
bpirc @g til bpjre Yriier. Set fi1ron-
cielle &eiultot blcp pijt notiaa goot;
Mcn 6%ornpieim bar eron1 bcore.
&onnitcen meo ". Ston1pc / Spi0-
ier bopoe facet Snlen npoelig ppn=
tct nreo oa1ife Stag og tiQige lergct
for, at e1 go6 2uncb hep %lerperet.
Som beororet bar Sc 11nge Gamer
ntpot up mes oeres pe'1e 6%orfleoer
% oertil pasicnoe Clips, me11 matt
lagoc Merfe til, at ct nugget fritilf
9icblif bar set for n@yle al Sc nugget
uifploigc r11ge Gamer at finoe Sen
~6Gller", JONI Sfiebnen bapoe boz
ret laa grlun at bpbe oem giprc 6pl=
leslfab nreo for nogle fao Minl,ttcr;
for man pil 10 fun bape sem eller
Sen, og mnaife ilet life sen ellcr 6en,
nlen 81 bellere lpbe fra Set belle. gn
lung 9erre nraa brre lige ioa gloo
pe0 e11 go11m1el 8eoitenror JONI pe6 CIT
atten Nors Som rl,, og Sc hinge 81
gobprn maa irnile lige iaa fornpiet
til eli bpioboaret, langifjoNget Sloc-
far iom til Ell 15=oarig 0reng, Ser
fin far &ao0 til at rpyye 1 st. Giga=
rcttcr. Oct bele CT 10 fun Sun.
Get git gernptlig mes Cans til
ST. 3 Morge1, % 0e gantle pil0e bel
/ at gaa og lie, buao SC l111ge gier, iao
at Sc fan blipe logle Mor pngre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

Mimnelota Club aster til Saarc.
at bpgge Jig Ell ny 8l1tbbpgning, ser
lfal liggc poa SEN peitliYe SIDE al
@olbington 5treet, mcllem 3. % 4.
Strcct. &lubben bar der fipbt CIT
@paacgru,to, Der bor fpltct $4,000,
90 sen alubbygning, ion man pao;
tur1fer at opfprc, oil fpr1nte til at
fpltc 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

Mapur 2a,uler, ionr / bernie 5io
CT pou CT Mefrcationsreiic til Sp=
ocrt, opboloer Jig for Iioen / st.
Nl,guitine, Ilorioo, Mnrcrifas uloite
@p. Ssspb1n 2ino % 6reo 9. 2pncD,
ser or Meolem al sen oell,pfratiifc
Motionol=& muite fra Milnei ota, OPP
boloer:ii Jig liyeleoes for Sioen / 6lo'
rioo. Set pcntes life, at Mopor
9olpler pil pe1oc tilbogc til st. SAUL
ipr &rinlrrpalgcnc CT ppcrl taact.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation at
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

Saarligc l1oNgtcr. y. y. @eb=
tier, ser far Sen Spgape at efsomi=
mere SC MG'rO, iou lpgcr slninttclit
JON Sptullere peo Sen fore taoer1oe
Iolfet9lli1,g / Malnlep, @olbington
% Gbisago Gmlntper, tpipler ON, at
oct fan la0e Jig gjprc at finoe ct til
ltruffeligt Mntol intelligente Soft
til at nOfploe Stillingcrrc blon0t
oelm Scr for n1clot Jig til 5jencitc.
Sam far mp0taget 275 Mnlpgninger
og al oiSle bar ~ iao llet l%frepne, a;
Der fife fnl1oe pGre Sale ON at on
toge Nnl9gerl1e, og 81 bap6e mis-
foritaaet Spprgsmualel1e, JON Sc
lfllloe belpare. Ser CT iaaleoes PIP
Mnlegere at beige imellem men
Ser ct 1873 Nlaoler at beiette, ioo
@fr. @eblter %pc11ter, at fan 1nao ipge
alr0re Ste0er fen eno blol10t Sc Mn=
lpgere, Ser bar melot Jig for at foo
ct tilltreffeligt gl1tal Spllere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
Enfcs.

Gn Mano, meo 3ultr,,, til at be=
gpnoe og, beitpre CIT @%pnicgooro iolnt
eli @Gr=6orretning. @coite @clig-
9enbeo. Gil foo n0lcpcret 8pns og
@,lifc % rp0e eli liberal Nnoel /
Jorctogelloct; nGrpeo ct. Yol1l %
6looen lpber i%9ic1ne,n Gienoom=
men, goot 6iife pg ct iocolt Spnuner:
2yltite0.
6rcocricf2. ~ 8 Bee,
50 Union 8locf, ct. saul, Minn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

1tnsOOmsfDreningens pron-& ortp.
Conn bel fun6e pentes blep Sc 1,u-
ges v6orfleoefeit" poa Central Mn-
11er Sail ii0ite 2dr6og slften en- ret
ge1nbtlig Sannnenfomft, taffet bore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
Spmmcr= &aubibatcr. S. y. Soc

Spmmcr=& amotoater. S. Is. 9ocr
rcr, I'LL Msiiltent boS County Mttor
. ncp S'@ric,1, bar m1n1el0t lin &anoi
Nutlr for 9cn1pfratcrnes Nonnir1a
tipn ipr Holitioouml1cr. San CT CT
Spn al Yolitilpitnont @oerner pat
&onoo Stotione1. 9onuner Sine
bout, ser CT &epublifaner, bar al1:
mclot lin &al1oiootur til @ienpalg
9emotruten SSob11 q. Burns ng &c:
p%nblitonercn Gun S. &ccfc bor lige:
leoe: melot Jig lom &onoioater for
Gpumnercmheoet. .r..
s 2mitcn. 2uftitibsppfinocrcr
Sobn .. Sobnlon, Ser iom tioligere
om1tolt iorlcoen foretog 6lppeppcller
mes Ell al BAN opflmoe1 Maifine
pao @bite Bear 2afe, men fom mint
Ore bcl0igt fra oct, CT I'LL fpr0ig til
at aientogc Toripget poo ian1me
Steo, ioet fan bar faoet SEN Sfa0c.
ioun 2uftifibet leo peo at set ~talot
fra @irnlcn nco", 1tobeorct. Siolt
oel1nc l1ge ptl ban after goo op / Sc
bpiere &egioner, % set nlaa boabcs,
at ban life n1aa fonr11e alt for plllo=
leligt nco fra Sem tgiert.
Huber CIT Sloebrano / @Gter,l
Aort Gonlpa1p's @pgning, 80 @clt-
ern Npe., lioltc Onsbog opltoo ser
alporlig 6arc for, at a0ifillige Menl=
ncifer ifuloe inoebre1t0e. 6lere
&pinoer maattc bnrcs no al @pgnin=
gen. S @irteliubeoen toitcoe pgiao
@ranoen ct Mcnncl fclip, ioct cit al
2cicr1e / 9pg11ingen, Miis Mori(
Martiufe, ser orep CIT Milliucrp 6or=
refining % boe0e / &prelier bogpeo
beru1c, blcp / sen @roo operpploet al
SfrGf, at bum blep flun6cn b~epioitlps
/ lit @l1tifslofalc. @erfra blep fun
al 9ron0lnG11oenc buoret ms Dos Ell
9%tabofan1ilie, bpor fun fort otter al
gift pcs 9pben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
St. PAUL.

"St. Paul Tdeude" removed to Room
POI Court Block.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-27
BRADSTREET'S WEEKLY
VERMONT TRADE REPORT

Reports to IradStrcets For the week
say that there is evidence OF small
increase In number OF men employed at
IS reasonably good and outlook for re-
tail trade In the State for remainder OF
the year encouraging. Retail merchants,
however state there hns not been suffl-
cicnt cold weather to bring out trade
IN fall goods TO Its best. Wholesale trade
that reaches farm districts and the
farmers state the farmers condition IS
much better than 1t was year ago,
Cattle dealers who como into the state
say farmers have not as many cattle
and those selling ask a higher price and
In purchasing are paying liberal prices.
Moro reports are received Of damage
done potato crop BY rot. not only IL
this heard from central part Of the state
hut reports from northern section are
similar. This crop. however, is a large
one. Farmer are hard pressed for room
In which to store all of their crops, Deal
crs In hay report large amount is noticed
and as tho western crop was light,
farmers are receiving exceptionally good
prices for nrst quality. which IA quoted
around SIG ton A movement Is on
foot for the further consolidation Of GER
tain marble interests but organization is
said not fully completed. Demand for
sonably good Some new contracts have
been received for estimates, Generally
speaking collections are more or lass I'M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-27
BIO CHANCE FOR VERMONT AP-
PLIES
(F'rom the bennington Banner

C'rom the Bennington Banner)
Apples from Contoocook have lately
brought the highest marl.et price ut
Liverpool. England. Another triumph for
the New Hampshire navor!'-Concord.
n. H.. Daily Patriot.
Some day. and before the market is
fact that In many parts Of the State
nature has prepared everything for APP
pie culture and awaits only the energy
Of man. Don't be afraid of Mother
Nature and her profercd apple, Yer
inonters 1t is not another Eve and Adam
deal.-St. Adams MESSENGER.
A wen-known citizen of Bennington
some two weeks ago took n short vaca-
ton. which he passed in Addison coun-
ty. He is an inqiiring individual of an
observing turn of mind, and while stop
ping in Middlcbury his attention was at
tractcd to the apple shipments that were
being sent out from the local station. On
several occasions he talked with the fruit
buyer and learned several things that he
never knew before. The buyer told the
bennington man that the fruit raised in
Vermont was Just as good rs that pro-
duced on tho Pacific coast. and in some
respects superior. The only reason why
Vermont was not great apple raising
State was the inferior care, or rather no
care at all, given to the trees on this
side of the continent. The results obtain
ed. said the buyer, from the few orchards
In Vermont that had received proper at
tention. proved to his satisfaction that
as good apples could be raised in the
Champlain valley as in any other locality
in the whole United States.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-27
WHAT OUR NEIGBBORS SAY
County Representation and Changing
GcOwrarhtcai Divisions.
(l'rom the Barton Monitor.


The Montpelier journal recently pub
lshed an editorial on Changing County
Lines" In our press clippings this week
will be found editorials from the Hard
wick Gazette and the Hyde Park News
and Citizen on the subject quoting that
part of the Journals article closely
touching upon the subject as IL concerns
this part of the state. Upon the local
possible county line changes mentioned,
the Monitor will add that while Green's
boro ana Craftsbury might possibly in
some things be better accommodated at
another county seat this very change was
once proposed and the people themselves.
as the Monitor is Informed. fought
against tho change. OF course public
sentiment in these towns may have
changed now but we do not thinl; so, and
it would not seem wise to tho Monitor to
make any changes in county lines against
the will of the people directly concerned.
TO reach Newport the county seat now.
the people of Craftsbury and Green's
boro drive to Barton TO take all $50 train
in tho morning or train at twelve
O'Clock noon and returning they leave
Newport at four O'Clock, reach Barton
a half hour later and drive home. dis
lance Of from 10 TO Is miles.
As to the suggestion that part OF Es-
sex county could easily make Newport
their county seat anyone thoroughly ac-
quainted with the geography Of this part
of the stat" we'll knows the difficulties
and Inconvenience the people OF what
ever towns might he asked to make
the change would he made to endure.