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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-05
Girls Friendly Society
Viii Hold Tea and Sale.

The tea and sale which viii b held
by the Girls Friendly Society Al
Rauscher's Thursday from 8 to 10
O. clock, Is attracting much int and
a large attendance IS expected.
Miss Aileen Bell viii be IN charge Of
the musical program, which vii include
solos as Miss Marion Oliver, daughter of
the Assistant Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver, accompanied
by Miss Mary Carlisle: Ms Francesks-
l[asnar Lawson. the Rev. GeOrg-e FIske
Dudley. and Henry Purcell Nes Zie-
A Holland folk dance VIII be given by
a number Of children and Miss Elsa
Raner vii play selections on tie violin
Dancing viii follow the sale from s
10 10 O'Clock
The Naval Attache Of tile Fr$ lc1 EN-
bassy and NiscOuutess BenOist q -Aoy are
IN mourning for the sister and nephew
Of the latter, Countess de NiCOlzy and
Count Christian de NicOlay, who were
killed IN an automobile accident in
France yesterday.
The annual ball Of the Southern Re
lief Society viii be held at the New
Willard on January q Mrs Francis D
Chisholm has been appointed chairman
OF the executive committee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-05
Bridge Party to Be Held
In Honor of Miss Davis

Miss Edith Koou viii entertain at a
bridge party OF five tables. followed by
tea at 5 O'Clock, this afternoon at the
Highlands. IN honor Of Miss Winifred
Davis, whose marriage TO Lieut. Rich
ard c Moore. L : A, takes place
Wednesday A number Of additional
guests viii come in for the tea, which
will be served IN the ball room The
tables viii be effectively decorated with
large white chTysauthemums-
Last evening. Dr. and Mrs Stokes.
L 8 N were dinner hosts in honor
OF Miss Davis and Lieutenant Moore.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-05
Fire in Their Home
Kills Two Boys

REYNOLDSVILLE Pa. Dec 5.-Two
members Of the Ferris family are dead
here today and-the other three are
dangerously injured as the result OF q
fire in the Ferris home yesterday
The fire occurred while the family
was aSieeu and the two boys. Robert
and Charlie. aged nine and five years
were caught under the falling walls
and killed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-05
Vice President and
Ms Sherman to Be Hosts.

The Vice President and Mrs Sher-
man have sent out cards for a dinner
In honor OF the President and Mrs Taft
on Monday, December 70
This dinner, which viii be the first OF
official dinners. viii be followed by
those by the members Of the Cabinet.
Miss Marguerite Barbour. daughter Of
Mrs. James r. Barbour, entertained a.
dinner Of twenty-five covers last
evening in compliment to hey house
guests, Miss Gladys Perrin, Miss Rose
Wood, Miss Irene Daily, and Miss Adele
naIy, of Baltimore, and Mss katherine
Baxter, Of Tennessee, who IS the guest
Of Miss Brftton- The party was chap
eTonp6 by Mrs Charles Russell Train.
wife Of Lieutenant Train, L g. y.
Miss Barbour was hostess at an IN
formal tea yesterday afternoon for her
guests
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-05
Terminal R. R. Y. Nj. c. A.
VIII Entertain Friends

Tomorrow night VIII be ladies' night at
the Terminal r r Y NJ G A, at Union
Station A special concert will be given
by the Clcf Concert Company, and a
number Of social features are on the
program II Is expected that there
viii be large number OF persons in at
tendance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-05
MAN RUN DOWN
BY JOY RIDERS"
CHAUFFEUR HELD
Andrew Carlson In Fifth
Precinct Cell-Victim
Near Death.
NOT CARING FOR SICK
FRIEND, POLICE FIND
Prisoner Admits He Was on Pleas.
ure Trip When He Hit
Milton Brown.

As the result Of 10y ride Andrew
Garrison, a chauffeur, Is a prisoner al
the Fifth precinct station, and Milton
Brown, a machinist, is at the point OF
death In Casualty Hospital with a frac-
tgred skull.
r. Investigation by the police today dis
proved the story that Carlson was hur-
rying a sick friend to his home at the
time his machine struck Brown. and
brought out an admission from the
chauffeur that II was purely a Joy
ride" that resulted in the accident
Carlson Is being held pending the out
come Of Browns injuries on the theory
that he neEligently caused them The
chances Of the victims recovery are
said to be slight
that he was out riding with friends. a
statement was made to the police this
morning By George W Stuart. employ
Ct Of CaTisen that the chauffeur had
used the machine without his knOwl-
edge
Meets Some Friends.
According to the statement obtained
by the police, Carlson took the car
out early Saturday evening. He met
two friends. Carroll Jenkins, Of S35
& street southeast. and Burns De Mar.
Of sos I street southeast, and invited
them TO take a ride with him.
Later he picked Up a sailor named
DAILY, who lives at the seaman's quar-
tiers at the Navy Yard The party
visited two saloons, and about mid
night went TO the Southern Social and
Athletic club gOS Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest where they remained
until . o'clock yesterday morning
Carlson told his companions that he
would take them for ride. They
nd
when near the corner of Sixth street
southeast. Carlson. who was at the
wheel, ran down Brown, who had Just
stepped from the curb.
Instead Of stopping the car. Carlson
continued on his way He claims he
lost his head after the accident. and
does not know why he did not stop TO
ascertain whether the man was Sc
riOusly injured.
Urged Not to Stop
-T wanted 70 STOP Carlson told the
police, but one u the others said he
did not believe the man was seriously
hurt and that the police probably
would find him in little while any
way
Taking the machine 10 the garage
al 500 G street. Carlson removed the
broken wind shield. and later In the
day took the car to the Dupont garage.
telling Mr.. Stuart that some needed
repairs would have to be made. When
the manager Of the garage heard u
the accident ne advised Carlson to sur
render 10 the police
It was not until several hours after
the accident that Carlson walked tC
the Fifth precinct police station, and
gave himself up
Brown IS unconscious in Casualty Hos
pital, and il was not until this morning
that he was Identified by feIIOw-eTn-
ployes Of the Bryant street pumping sta
ton where he was on his way to work
at the time the accident occurred he
has a fractured skull, his right leg is
broken IN two places, and he Is thought
70 be suIerIng from internal iniuries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-05
LOCAL MENTION

zSC Try Our Famous StewsI age
Phila- Oyster & Chop House, SIS 18th NV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-05

Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley lii 20
20 New York Thursday where they viii
be the guests Of Mrs. Bradley's mother.
Mrs. Marshall Allen, at the Plaza,
until after Christmas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
Slaset / aeee gnst.

@n Rinoeoo9. &sge, 4. Oftober.
200 Vars Minoefeiten | 8ege / Dag
baoOe inmlet flere 9itiinoe Deltaeere
ira 9ono og 8p. S SooeogaOerne
par Suiene ooifiaige Steoer imuft
ppnteoe.
&l. 1 onfom 5orpeooboooene. 5e-
%bi6rnen", ySaoernen" og oSoien"
iomt unoerpanosbnaoen 0Dfferen"
ST. 3 uogif en- flor Succession
ira 9Dens Goro. 5 5eittoaet OeTtog
to Wuiifforps og oper 20 5aner.
Soget aobneoes al &epreIentanter
for Marinen | @alouniform meo
8iceaomirnl 8anOel / Spioien.
Otter 4nfomiten til 5eltplaoien
oeo 9uitfelot-R onumentet paoSop.
neplaoien bs0 6ormanoen for 8or-
Observation-Disclosures | aege,
Bunotnager 3. 20. Gbrntenlen, Bel-
fommen, 9oremeiter SerSlem talte
for aongen, og Observation-Disclosures
@bef, gremierlsitnant 6e6nit5er,
bolOt ct biitoriit 5oreorag ON Sam.
pen / aeee 9u9t. Mellem 9olerne
bleu Der afiuneet Sange. Der bleo
bl. q. ofienot Seleerammer til Den
norife Warine.
aebenbaon, 4. Oftober. 5oripars.
minilteren bar | Morees ne0 i'm 40
iuoant looet ne0la9ge en- 2ourb9r-
trans meo iienereoe 9oono fra Den
oonife Norine peo Spar @uitielot-
Wonumentet paa 9angelinie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

gaabeifnS. Ia garreaiit Bon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
y0ct 6Iaa 9ors" 3ebninesarbejoe
for briffGloise.

Sioen 1896 bar .@nfroteia" poo
Ole 0ieIiens Sci DeO asbenboon
og iioen 1905 g9iersbopeogoor6"
peo 9oroing Station pnret oreoet
iom Reoninesbiem for oriffeIoige
N9no.
S De forls6ne 9or bar Der ifslge
Str. 0ebI." poa oisie to Siem til
iammen oGret ca. 700 orifieloige
W99no, for ON muligt at blioe REQ.
Def 10 al 0riffelaiten, og ielo ON
Der bar oeret SfuffeIier, er oct bog
en- a%enosgerning, at mango gennem
oereS OpboIO paa 6isie Stem bIeD
reooet ira ll%nOeroang og eipet til
bage til 5amilie og Samfuno iom
me Menneifer.
Som Regel er Siemmene til Sto-
oigbeo falot belagte = Der erBlaos
til 40 pnn oGiprsbopeogooro" og 26
poa penfrateio" =, men 9etaIin-
gen, Der fan poes of gatienterne
ielu eaer oeres 6amilie, er eennem.
gaoenoe fun ringe, og mango man
mootages for neoiat 8etnling og en-
itor Del u6en noeen iombelit Beta
ling. Dette er 10 | oe for fig for
itaaeligt, Oa Den oriff9loige altio
er forarmet, oe 5legt % 8enner
iom 8egeI bar ofret iaa meget, at
De bar opgioet bam.
0erfor frgoer ogiaa De to Ge6-
ningsbiem .bbert gar ret itore Gil
lfuo, boortil Get blaa aors" Meo-
lemmer imiolertio Iar efter aor
bereooiaig bar poet itore 9iorog,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

SAB oct geI6e / ale port 6olfs
Mnliggenoer, og iprlig bpor oct
g9loer Oronineen af Dor airtes
5orbolo. 9oa Den Sag mac Der to-
ges meo nariom Sonn6; ben fan
life orones efter politiife Senipn.
Sci mao bort ira Statsfirfen; men
noar ri pil friggre airfen, mao ui
fife forpefsle oenne me0 8ommu-
men. @er oi oct, anbner ni Nulig-
beoen for, at ct uaanoeligt 5lertal
beberifer oct belle, 9onfen DIN DE
n~igbeOsraoo er Oerfor | JIG ielo goo,
bois ben fan realiieres paa Ell Wuo.
De. ser ifober Sen tilitrpffelige an-
ibnrsfslelie. Wen ligeiom Summen
of De enfelte Snoipioer life | og
for Jig er ct Somfuno, iaaleOes er
Summen al 0e enfeIte ieloit9n-
oige Wenigbeoer life | % for iig
ct airfeinmfuno. Dertil frGoes en-
fplles Experimentation, Der fan for
bnnole ON De f91es anliggenoer
CAB os ooeroeie oisIe @runoI9tnin-
ger, men lao OnerpejeIierne life
onre iom = en- arig, men JON ei
el1igt @lrbeioe.
giifoppen illtteoe meo at trent
beue, at bi | al Dor @erning er itpl-
oi9e at bore beiinleoe al ben rett(
Samiunosfelelie, og at 8etingelier
oerfor er, at Ri bar 9Grbeoigbeo ion
port 9trbeioe. Wnatte oct lpffes
Gi9sOngen og Regerineen at fore
eao Solicit meO BET itore gfsempel
Weo gsn 90 SaImen Ill 9imle
ne refer Din Wiifunobeo, SUB
ilutteoe @uOstjenelten, Der baool
iomlet mango 8iIberere boa0e a
Gigsoagsm9no og ANDRE. SomtligI
WiniItre par til Steoe, % bpno oel
uafte en- ois SpIi9t; aae / chi
Oragt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

oeriip oeO SiaereS. g. g. Ric.iens
15.aariee Son, SieneitetarI g. =
8eter, / Senooes per biemme paa
9eiga, fom ban ulptfeIig al Goge
unOer Sngten, iOet ban fiiot %
ltpote 9ssiepiben MOB lit 9ruit.
b0orueo SfuOoct Git al 90 orRbts
GarIcn pan Steoet.
Gn t0Aors Greng. Ssn al
@~noroeier q. 3. Sanien | Sfonaaer
ue0 gorOe. bIep Ssnoag ben 2. b.
boorOt inaret | grpitet peo ct gnn-
oeiflo Of @aarOens Tieneliefarl.
Der ifso eiter Spurue. SON 5leu |
meset IiOenoe 9iIitano inolast pan
garoe Spgebus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
81 uostienet II.

Som ieooonli9t beepnOte Ssiti-
oeliobeoerne i @nleoning al 6igS-
disadvantages aa6ning meo en-
@uostieneite | Marmorfirfen, bpor
8iifop 8eoer Maoien, oa oct bar
ferIte Gang en- ioa6on @uoStienelte
fonot Steo efter bans Siltr9oelle
of embeoet iom ben oanife airtes
grimas, bonoe snifet ielO at boloe
9olen.
@uostienelten inoleoeoes meo Sal-
men rGongernes aonge og Serrer-
mes Serre", og oerpnn talte Bilfop.
pen oper BET 8. @ers | bet 6. 8a-
pitel al 9auli 9reu til Bolaterne:
vWen naar ni gsre bet go0e, looer
os life blioe trptte, TIL pi ifol bGte
| fin Fio, Ianfremt ri life gioer
tobt".
9iifoppen beepnote lin i9one o9
ligefremme Gale meo at bem9rfe,
OF Der ifuloe Der life politileres;
ber ifuloe Der fun tales on, boao
69orelanoet frpper al ale, Der bill
orbei1e for at bpgge op og life for
at ripe neo. 8i tilbsrer, iagoe ban,
&
ct 5oIt, Der bel er ppro at arbeioe
for, foroi bet bar tore 9etingelle r
for ct frooigt 6olfeliu, men buor
Der oglno er NOT, iom fan fpioe
Sinoet meo gefnmring. 9iifoppen
onitalte ben ipigtenoe agtelie for
s@eteifobet og Siemmet og ifiloreoe
| inotr9ngen0e Orb Oettes itore Be
tponiHg iom ben itore 59itning |
Snmfunoet. Spigter @gtelien for
bet, oafler ogioa Spoeligbeoen og
8eIigionen. Mnatte bort 6olf bliDe
leo peo De mango tuinlenoe fe1ter.
Der bperfen tror pna De religisie
ener poa De ipoeIige Sbealer, men
mnoererooer bets arnft. 2ao enbuer,
Der fan, beoe til @iio for bort 69-
orelan6s 2pffe, og maatte Der be.
itanoig bIipe fIere. Der er | Stano
BERTH. @i bill life opsiue os ielo,
pi oil foltboloe Dor Gro pao, al
bort SoIf bar en- rig og goo 5rem-
fi6 l 8ente. Or bet life pna 8ioe,
nornabte 8iifop MaoIen, at ale, Der
ftetter De bqrenoe ar9fter | Sam.
funoet, ~iIitter fla iammen2 Dor So
ifal pGre rettet pan bette gne: Del
Seles 8el.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

men bell at unogaa @9Io er life
lpffeoes, oe forifeaige @plospoiter
trpffer 9uogetterne. ~
0ertiI fommer, at Oct blaa
aors" M oeiaa bar aniet bet for
paotrangenoe ngoOenOigt at oprette
ct &eoninesbiem for o~riff9loige
aninoer og til bette 8rng fsbt ben
8iifop Heronms 80 tilberenoegje n-
Dom 81 Hecreo" | Srorup oeo &e-
benbopn for $4,000 &roner, boor-
til enooi6ere fommer oct life ttbe-
tD0elige gelsb til Montering M. b.
og BERTH Iapnes De fornsone Wioler
6or at fomme oDer alt bette o9
ifoffe flere 6riplooier 0. !. b. er Der
pna SuititsminiIteriets bereopiaige
Sn0itiaing meooeIt Oct bIaa &ors"
nner6eieIte Eiaooelie til of foretage
en- offentlig Sn0iamling iaaoel /
ae6enbobn iom | 2a%n0iognene og
iaaleoes, at Der / 2onoIognene
moatte inoiomles Sirsoae ben II,
Sftober, bnorimoo Snoiamlineen |
&~sbit9oerne MATTE u~oitr9ffes ober
SirsOag ben II, Onsoo9 ben IL.
og 3orsoog Den 10. Oftober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

stubs geobp. 9soen IfulOtes anta-
eeIig ct Sierteilag.
5prmeiter 5ierOinsitan oeO
Iubiere 6pr er forIeoen aisaaet
ueo Gsoen paa Sisrring Spse1ns,
buor ban oar bleuen opereret f6r
glinotarmsbetGnoelie. Zen aiar1c.
Der ifglee n'Sisrr. smtst." par ct
baIpt Sunoreoe aar gammei %
efterloocr Iie Suitru 90 ire 9ern,
Tom for A Mar iioen fra ariiiianss
til aubierg; ban par meget atbalot
o. befenot for fin G~pgtiebco %
@nerai
gaabeifuS. Ia parreaiit Bon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

Do 0plesningen bar forbi, no
bragte Sr. @noers Sbomien oct ira
oitionelle n2eoe aon9en og @runo,
loben", iom beiuareoes meo 8 our
roer, bborpaa Sr. 9erntien opfor,
ore6e Iingene til at fonitituere Jig
UNDER aIoersformenoenes 2eoelie.
Og oermeo par anoen aft Of
aobnings- 5fueipiaet forbi. Rreoie
oft foreeif 81. ~ og ipideoes
iamti0ig paa 6olfetingets og2anos-
tineets Scener. @oos bolgtes til
5ormnnO / 2anostinget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
u a b n ms t.

Man began iie iao til aabnings-
meoet / 5olfetinesialen, b0or 6or.
manoens og SefretGrernes YlaoIer
par fierneoe og erItotteoe al ben be
fenote, ROOT betrufne Blatiorm. 5
Salen iamleoes efterbaanoen De fIe-
ite Meolemmer of 9ingene og ~
niltrene pnn en- enfelt t9r, nemlig
neutrality-suspicious..
San uiite iig ferIt paa Slaeet
II. Da traaote ban inc | SaIen !
ful0 @ala meO fine Oroner paa
9rDItet 90 traa6te olene op paa ben
rsoe Blotform. meoens iamtioig8on-
ueriationen itanoieoe. Sr. &lous
gerntien tos fig, Iom man fan bloc,
belt goot no og niplote" Scenen ieIo
uoen nogen Stoffage al aoaeger.
San opl9Ite Oen fgI. Teifript. Der
bempnOiaeoe BAN til at nabne Gigs.
oogen, OF man bemprfeoe, at Oct
bar %affattet gnnife | ben at 9r.
3able inofsrte npe aoncelliitil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

meooele Iiot ira aio eiter anoen.
vgpelie gsr Weiter". tiger bet eam-
le Orb, maoife iee ueo forfeit gpel-
ie | of ienoe aorreIponooncer til
.Daniferen" fon 6lioe til noget.
Spem oeo2 Seq fan maaife opnoo
at faa 9itel, beIit en- latinif. Spor-
ban piIoe Serbia iecunous" lpbe2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

bans Route mootoe ban en- Yenge'
aape | Doeens @nleoning.
Da .Scribo" bar til Steoe peo
Sslpbrpnppet opfororeoe ban De til
iteoepQrenoe til at fno ct lille Stpf.
fe | ~Daniferen" ongoaenoe 9agens
geaipenbeoer. llnoerteenebe fit iaa
ftrofs Sfrioefeber, og openItaoenoe
er a~efultotet. Seq ifol prspe paa at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
Giesbasen aabnes.

Telegram til o5Da. BIT" asben-
boun, 3. Oft. Oct bleu, JON bebuoet,
ON Sonostinget, at Sntereslen |
Dag I%omleOes. 9eeioenbeoerne for
LIB Der UNDER belt oramotiif 5pen-
oina oa ilutteoe UNDER aIminoelig
8ep9eelie; men ON De oil i9tte
Tia opbere Spor / De fommenoe
Doge, itoar en6nu ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
Den Oanife Misiiun OeO Sap gorf.

Gen 6anife Mislion be6 Sap Oorf.
Sra WisiionGr @uitob SIien oeo
Sap 9orf er ifeIoe oNatt." ben fer-
ite SEAPORT %in6leben. 9iitrifttet om-
fatter paa nj 9opGaoier 2f7 Gift
moer, nernlig ff8 Meno o9 SO
&piuoer. Observation-Disclosures
ibIanot Dem er | Sang, Ii9eiom In.
%oerUisning al 9ernene | 2esning oa
Sfrionine. Morotanfer finoes life
| oenne 9efolfning, life be0er 6ler.
foneri oe 9onebptnins, ON emo De
I9oelige 8ilitanoe life iuit er iOeeGe.
llOiGtnin9 al o%eosipoe, ielo 6or-
plore, ifer al og til. Smitiomme
SpgOomme finoes life / 9efnIfnin-
gen.
Den Snofs6te neo Nopn l1polo-
piaf, Der / jim 9io ioeoe til Smut
8osmusien: Sig, at De maa ienot
os 8eileoere berop, inoen Ri Oeer"
er bleoen Misiionererne til betpoe'
lig Stette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

piaf, Der / jim Sio iog6e til anuo
6osmusien: Sig, at De maa ienoe
os 8eileoere berop, in0en pi Oeer",
er bleben Wisiion9rerne til betpoe,
zig Stette.
5plfefirfen. Soenepreit for
9isrnSbolm og Malle Wenigbeoer
/ gibor9 Stiff %. 20. See Beterien
er beififfet til Sogneprpit for BOO
oum og Oobp Wenigbe6er / aal-
borg Stift.
8erionel 9apelan for 9r9noernp
@enigbeo | Suns Stiff q. g. eaer
er beififfet til S%ogneprpit for Hsrre
Blum og Serborg Wenigbeoer /
9fibe Stift.
Samariterfnrlns | MARQUIS. Saa-
Trent ser melOer Jig ct tilitrpffe-
ligt antal 0eltngere, agter Came
afoelingen unoer Oct reoe aors
after / aor at afboloe ct Samariter-
furius paa Haaobuiet | @arbns.
9uriuiet, Der leoes al 29ge Gas
len, %begDnoer 5reoag ben 81. Of.
tober og fortiGttes fire felgenoe5re-
oage, bner &ften al. s.. SnOmeloel-
ler fan inotil Den 20. Oftober lie
Dos 9oebanoIer 3euner.
&en mob 9rifiGlbigbeoen.
Baa ct Wtgoe forleoen Aften
@runotoies gus i asbenbaon, boor
6ormonoen for Samfunoet til So
orueliebeoens 6remme, Yaitor 0al-
baft iamt Or. 9eneoiftien ogS9ng-
Ielsoireftsr 6lisiing talte, blep Del
o%e6taget at oprette ct 8ontor meo
aonluItdtion for alfobolpatienter oe
oeres panrsrenoe, bnorpeo man ifsl-
&c n9ntt." baaber at funne reooe
mango al Dem for SamfunOet. aon-
toret ifal bells bore raaogiOenoe,
bells unoerItettenoe og | oct bele
oanhe ct Weqemlleo mellem Batien-
terne og De f~orifeaige bielpenoa
6aftorer.
Sposfalo. aongeonlgt 2anos-
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-12
COMBINATION
Restraints TRADE
Jury So Declares In Returning
an Indictment

New York, Jan. 9.-Another paper
association, formed by John H.
Parks, who pleaded guilty and paid
fine of $4,000 for his connection with
the so-called fibre and manila pool,
was indicted by the federal grand jury
In New York, charged with being an
illegal combination in restraint of
trade The federation is the Paper
Board association, comprising 40
prominent paper manufacturers who
are indicted individually, aside from
the indictment returned against the
association as such A fine or inn
prisonment may be imposed on con-
victiOn.
The defendants named include
manufacturers and concerns not only
in this state but in New Jersey, In
diana, Illinois, Connecticut, Della
ware, West Virginia, Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-12
PROBATE COURT.
Alice B. Skinner estate, Barton.
Administrator presents his account.
Referred to January "a. 1910.

Alice B. Skinner estate, Barton.
Administrator presents his account.
Referred to January "a, 1910.
Darius L. Hildreth estate, Newport.
Exectutrix settles her account. De-
cree of distribution made. -
Emma Dow estate, Newport. APP
praisers' inventory returned.
Asa Niles estate Barton. John K.
Thorp appointed administrator. Fred
ID. Pierce and Amos Robinson ap-
pointed appraisers and commissioners.
John McCabe estate, Morgan. Ad-
mlnlstrator's inventory returned.
Vera E. Churchill minor, Barton.
Discharge to guardian by ward,
having attained her majority filed and
approved.
Seymour Lane trust estate, New
port. Trustee settles his final &C.
count. Decree of distribution made.
Eva Aulis, insane, Derby. Inquisi
son had, and petitionee adjuged in
ane. dangerous, and State charge,
and ordered removed to State Hospital
at Waterbury.
Joseph E. Dwinell estate, Glover.
Executors inventory returned.
William 7. Fisk estate, Derby. Ad-
mlnistratriX settles her account. De.
cree of distribution made.
Walter j. Chase estate, Craftshury.
John F. Allen and Martin B. johnson
appointed commissioners
Curtis j. Ware estate, Coventry.
Executor settles his account. Decree
of distribution made.
Flavia Pleasance estate, Derby
EXecutriX settles her account. De.
cree of distribution made. Executor s
inventory filed.
Thomas w. Elkins estate, Troy. Ad.
ministrator's inventory returned.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-12
NEWPORT.
w. E. Maloney is in town.


Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Black are
the parents of a son, born Monday,
j January 3.
Miss Kate Ferrin and Miss Crissia
Renfrew of Barton spent Sunday at
A. c. Clark's.
Miss Sally Emery entertained a
small party of friends at their home
on Thursday evening.
Attorneys Josiah Grout, Geo., B.
Young, Walter Dane and j. w. Red
mond attended supreme court last
week.
There was no school in the third
grade last week, the teacher, Miss
Davis, being i'll at her home in Island
Pond.
o. C. Miller was i'll the first of last
week being afflicted with an ulcerat.
ed tooth. Pearl Miller is not as we'll
as usual.
c. M. Bailey was in Orleans and ST.
Johnsbury two days last week on bust
ness connected with the recent seiz.
ures of wool by U. S. Customs.
Editor Hildreth has gone to Florida
| for the remainder of the winter
His newspaper interests are in charge
of Archie Wells and competent
| force of helpers.
Miss Edith Blair. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Blair, and Charles T
Ludington were married Jan. l a.
Rthe home of the brides parents, BY
Rev. G. d. Lance.
kHomer Thrasher, though confined
to his home by illness, is improving
He was visited last week Wednesda.
and Thursday by his son Med" VIII,
came on from Detroit.
Arthur True has purchased hal
interest in Glover Hill Farm, unit
recently managed by P. c. Blanchard
and will take over the management
fof farm and milk route.
H. T. Robbins, H. M. Louthood
Howard Lindsay and j. H. Bartle
went to ST. Johnsbury Wednesda
where they took the examinations 70
the U. S. Immigration service.