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We had inspired wholesome terror in the hearts
OF the ministers OF the At last it hit the
idea OF blaokenng the gold bars and shipping them
to Kronstadt ordinary steamer pig lead A
battalion OF soldiers would go along, ostensiby
passengers. So swiftly this decided on and
carried out learned it only at the very last min
Had it not been for lucky chance should
not have known it at all. But it happened, two OF
the soldiers were our men, and managed to get
orders to them to see that the gold should never
reach its destination. If they could not throw it in
to hands, they to sink the vessel and pre-
it's reaching Russia.
THE Orkney sailed, going north through the Irish
sea, and around the north end OF Scotland The
warship followed her out of harbor and hung her
heels persistently secretly conveying her. More
over Russian agents We're watching all along the
route. Our agents, far could reach them,
also watching.
Yet the Orkney disappeared She passed Copen-
hagen and entered the Baltic There the first
night, o'clock in the morning, when near the
opening OF the Gulf OF Finland, less than three hun
dred miles from her destination her lights went out
In vain the cruiser tried to find her. in vain the
various observers strained their eyes In the scant
hours between O'Clock and daylight she van
ished, gold, crew. vessel, ALL Since then, though
Russia has sought ncessantly she has learned moth
ing as to her tate. We re certain OF this.
I'VE ourselves know litte-a very litte-more.
fishing boat her passing the Upsala islands
going north into the Gulf OF Bothnia The news
came to us and not to the government
Except this, knew nothing until two weeks
ago. Then friend sent bottle he had found
floating in the Baltic. 1t contained message from
the dead. 1t told how we'll had done
their work 1t said in brief that the writer and his
friends had risen and attacked the officers Bitter
low kept the fires up and the ship moved slowly
but steadily northward A storm arose. Our men
made rush and gained control. But at the moment
of victory OF officers exploded some powder
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This is Roosevelt. 1t is built in the Salt
River valley, part of the Salt River Reclamation
project. Roosevelt is situated in narrow part OF
the valley, few miles above the point where the
Salt empties into the ella river, about seventy miles
northeast OF Phoenix Arizona.
Just below the town the great Roosevelt storage
dam is being built which when completed next year
will form the largest artificial lake in the world
whose waters will engulf the present town. The
Roosevelt dam is being built OF solid masonry be
tween the mountains they draw closer and press
the river into narrower limits. 1t will be joined 70
the hills in such to become part OF
them. 1t will be $50 fee. high 235 feet wide at the
bottom and 1880 feet wide at the top. 1t will
tain more than 100000 cubic yards of solid mason
ry and 100000 barrels of cement will be used. The
lake that it will form will have of than
twenty-five square miles, nearly 1900
The building of this dam is only part OF the work
the Salt river project the total of which will
be $G,000O00. Forty miles below, great diversion
DAM to divert the waters from the river. is being
built 264 miles of canals and $3.50 feet OF tunnels,
power canal, power plant at the dam, several
Hilary power plants system of pumps operated by
electricity, and power transmission line to Phoe-
nix, constitute the rest of the work involved in this
project.
To do all this required large number of compe-
tent workmen and to take care of them it
essary to build town. there no accommo-
dations within reach. This was why the town of
Roosevelt built. 1t was built in the Salt river
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LITERARY MAGAZINE

that on board and the ship began to sink
Nearly everybody dead dying by that time
and all that agent could do to arrive the YES
sci ashore. Just before she sank he must have
thrown overheard the bottle with his message He
had done his duty we'll and patrotlcally; his name
will be honored when the Russian people come to
their own.
I'm one thing alone he failed The part of his let
let that told just where the Orkney sank botted
We infer only tnat She sank on the coast
that is, she is somewhere within stretch Of $50
the most 200 miles. She must have sunk intact
without breaking up, for no wreckage has come
ashore from her. Somewhere at the bottom of that
water she is lying with her gOld'
MISS Fitzhugh paused rhetorically. Her eyes were
AA sparkling and her cheeks flushed. Thrilling
was her tale Caruth came near not needing it
through looking at her. The charm OF the teller
nearly efaced the interest OF the tale.
After while the girl
And now, Mr. Caruth; you know ALL have put
myself wholly in your hands A word from you to
the Russian authorities and | shall be exile from
my native land, prescribed with price my head.
If go back and am caught shall rot in the dun
geons OF ST. Peter and st. Paul. not afraid. l
laced the risk when entered on this work. knew
that later might be caught that perma-
escape could only come from the advent OF free
dom before fate overlook me- took the risk and
| will pay the penalty without whining ii the need
But | wish to do something to aid my coul-
try before that time. Hitherto | have been able to
do but little | bear great name. Fitzhugh is my
mothers name-not my fathers am reputed
wealthy, but have no real power over my money
My fortune is in the hands OF guardian who is 10y
al to the car, and who watches narrowly. In
| cannot fight with my hands. | only my
wits. You reproach me because am contending for
gold. Can you conceive what this gold will do for
our cause? What mighty lever it will be in our
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A Town to Drown 1t
- HE work OF
the United
l. States Rec

j e states Gn Reel
lamation service
in robbing the
desert OF millions
of acres of land
to be turned into
productive farms,
has been marked
by many interest
ing engineering
feats. One OF the
most unique OF
these, according
to Edmund /.
Perkins, engineer
in charge OF the
service in Chi
cago, is the
building of a
town OF one hun
dred houses with
the intention OF
later drowning it
under 200 feet of
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0nrhtbare &tte non ben Jeliens
sebtrsen bis an ben Mtlanti'
idbeu Caean.
Die Deisenernte IN gsoroneteu IN Ses
fabr, 3u oerberben.
Die Sbumate DeifilIerie In Wibbl.ss
borough, Rp., burh G.uer serf0rt.
Wm. arug Elm grduberr bon Smaha
R.b. Bel elmer auto.aoIiFon
sstobte..

auf Der Spur BON Jofspb Denblins.
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Die 5. W. Sbumattf d.
DetilIerie burh
Seuer aerff nrt

Wibblesboro, 8p., q. Suni.
Die :. Mt. Sbumat.'i6e Geitiuerie in
bisiiser Staot lit am Stsnftas 4benb
um 3s9n llhr gang burh Geuer 5eritDrt
porben. DER 9erluit tpirb auf $25.s
900 abgeihGst. Die 9eItiI1srte tpurbe
am Morgen bon Rssierungsbsamter
nit geihlas belest. ll.hr Die gnts
ite6uns oes sseuers III ntats bssauut.
aanu benz Galgsn Mot
eHtgeben.
St. t.ausuitine, 5la., 81. Suni,
George 6ielos, Der farbigsW0rber, oeis
fen Gnttommen aus benz bisiigen 9ss
fGnsntB in Der Donneritas Radt pos
rissr Dche ietne 5inri6tuns am Srsi.
tag unnosli6 mad3te, III in Isstsr
Raht piebsr einsefanssu iporben Dt.
eturiHtans UirS am orsi.as fa:sfia.
ben.
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Cincinnati. Neittwod oen 20. SUM- 1910.

tpuroe um Log on benz Tahnitt1a
gsma6t, an benz 6as Boot BON ben,
aanalbampfer pas be Calais" in ben
0runb sebobrt tpurbe.
Girhe unb 5taat In Spa
nien.
Mabrib. 81. Suni. - Der aas
tboliihe gentrolperein bon Spdnien
bot bem premier gonalsios einen boz
lumin6fsn proteft gssen bas tiirslit
erluHen 0etret 3ugeididt, pelfes in
gr0B.rem mabe relisi0is Jreibeit ges
pdbrt unb in benz anosre anti tleri,
tale WdBreseln angetiinoist tpurben.
5n b.m proteit bibt es, bab bic
Qushbnung unb 1erbeFerung bes DF.
fentlihen Sdulfpftems in Wiberfpruh
NIT ber gtadtsrelieion i.i unb bon e..
ner riefigen Webrbeit oss iponiId:n
DoIfes perbdmmt tpiirbe. Gs ptrb
aud bic Bebduptung aufasit.lIt, bdb
bic 3obl Der religi0ien Srben In spa.
nien ffeiner lei dls In 9elsien, gngs
lanb unb Deutihlunb, unb es pirb
inn Bfonberen auf bic Greibeit biuse-
ipieieu, oeren ii6 bic religioien Droen
in ben Der. Stadten erfreuen.
Nufubrtr Der gucutan R e
Bolton einsefanseu.
Weriba, Werito. 81. Suni. Gin.
MbgbeiluHs BEG sebnien 8ataillons bal
WarimiIiano Ramir.s uno gonilc
Cforio, 4nfiibrtr Der tiir3lib itotises
funbenen Suiurrtttion, in Der RGh.
BON f.neba eingefangeu.
Giorio tpirb BON benz S6abmsifte,
BON 9aaobolio befbulbigt. bon feline.
Grdu, nit benz Rspolper in Der 5ano
bic 5eroussobe bes i'm RaHeni9ranl
befinblihen Gelbes i'm 9etrase Dor
$651 perlangt su bab.n. Die Wdnnel
ipurben mad 8allanolib etbra4t, pr
iie prosefIirt perben.
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Ogelegrap6
.Gsorge :. W.sq.r aus Der
5aft entIdifen.

Wv ~ ~ " ~
goIebo, O., q. Suni- 0eorse
:. Tsebeer, Der friibere grGfbent Der
faIlirtsn Hroabpon Soninss gdnt, Der
auaeiIaat mar $4,000 untsrihlassn gu
baben, 1T pom Geridt freiselafen
sporpen. Tts Rthter bat In nebereins
ftimmuns nit bem Antras bes Stoais.
antpnlts eebanbelt. bub oer Iau aus
ben Sdnbsn Der Jurp senDmnsn per.
ben fOfI.
Der Ridter enfThieb. bab Der Studt
nur betpiei.n babe, oaB es fi6 um eis
neu We4isI inn 9.tras BON $4,000 s.s
banbeIt babe, uub biss tein goars.lo
ssDeien isi, bas Der angetlagts bate
unteriHlugen t0nnen.
3uei Detteru gu q m N n
biuseridtet.
2uncafer, Ya., q. Suni. Wnl,
ter unb Benjamin afton, 8etteru. fino
am 9ienitas i'm btsfisen gountp 0es
Fdngnib suiammeu hinseri4tet tuor'
ben. Gie botten I'm Janunr 1909 IN
Dequea 1otpnfbip einen Mann Ta'
mems 4Ifreb SelIman erulcrbet.
aufber Spur bon SOfspE
Weublins.
6puFon, Sey, q. Suni. Der
polisei6ef glis pom 5ouiton unb Der
Gbef berDetettips Carmen. BON 2ouis'
pine, ap., psrfoIs.n bic Spur zines
Usannes, ben iis fit Jofepb WenbIine
boIten, unb Der osr megitcnii 4eu
Grense suflii6tet.
gnis unb Carmen gobeu am RuAs
mii.ns gu, bob iie .insn Wann su Dsr'
bafien iuhten. ben iis fir MeuDliua
bolten. Die Spur fiibrt our9 Sdu
4ntonio unb Der meyitauiihen 9ren3:
III. Weiter MOLTEN bic beioen Wldn.
ner nifts iaseu. ausgenpmmen, bat
iie seipib ieien, hinter oem rehtsn
Wonn ber gu fein.
Der gerbGntige mar in Der Rdb'
Don 6ouiton ale 5armurbeiter oul
einsr Ran4 beiddftisi gepsfen.
9obt aufsefunben.
Rem gort p. Suni. Jrau
Marp u. 6afpes, cine poaIbabenb'
Diiresrin bon Bridgeport, Conn, tpur.
be Dienitag in ibrem 3immer i'm
Gronb llnion 6otsl erf6oHen oufse.
funben. gleben Der 2eihe lpHrbe Gin
Waqa3in Rspnlpsr NIT brei leersr
aammern oufssfunoen. als ob bi,
frau in Administrations Mbii1t auI
fih aefeuert bdtte. Anein bds 1ebler
bon Shmudfohen inn Merihe Dor
5000 unb WsrtbIdhsn unb Dniumen
| !e in betrGHtIinem Weribe sebtn bel
ga9s sinsn febr Drod4tigtn On
ftriH.
Ehruneen fir Grl. goulb
| Rem Bort, q. Suni. Grl. 6eler
Ueiller Goulb ipurbe Dimitas BON ber
angeitsIIteu nes 0oulb Gpitems in
Siibneit,n ip.gsn ibrer Hemiihunger
um ibr Wobl NIT einem Qiebesbebel
beTfenit.
Sur islben 3sit IieBen ibr Is 8obu'
lini.n unb bobe 1son,ie Der GouloiGer
gutnsn sinsn prGhtis in Waroiil
eineebunben 9nEb NIT @riefeH uni
Wibmunsen iiberreihen.
0en MnIab ~ bieien Gbrunstn 30
bee 0sburtltao Esl. 0eulH1, usl&
nette3e fsSy xtoeyoiM mo1.
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Die GrpBgsi & poreu.n
m0bteu IGberes Uif~
I z IA.

gbicagO, Su., q. Suni. SObu
ssispatrit, prdfioent Der Gbicasosr
federation Of 2abOr, fpurbe bon Der
Granb Surp befrast, pte er ietne
gemsrtunssn bab GlidsIpisIe IN ghis
eaeo geoulbet pnrben unb er angeles
t1nns, fpsr fir protsttipn gable una
an men, sr.l6rsn tSnns. 5err Gispaa
trtd ps,ssr.s ii1 ipate, iiH abtr inn
WRsiaosu axSSuIaEsu.
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Sfr Yrdltoent 1prG6 uber Die Wngcs
legenbeit nit bem Senator, unb sr e..
iu6te tbn, benz 8srnebmsn nu9, isine
Sppofttion uuf5ugeben.
yWenn bic dn6sre Seite biefe 8orz
lage nt4t 3uriid3iebt", Iautets bic 2lnts
mort, rodnn tperoen mir Bis gum Quz
quit bier iein."
Uaan 1T alIgemein Der QnItht, bas
ri4t duf Der Qnndbme ber 8orIaae
beitanoen perben pirb.
eomtndtionen.
Der prdiibent ernannte am Dtensz
tag Sobn W. Riuitts gum 8unb.srihz
ter fir BEN n6roIi6en Diitritt BON
Obto. auBerbem fan6te er bem 5snat
cine ldnge 2tite bon aoniuIar grz
nsnnungen 3u. Die Roniulor CT.
nennungen finb foIoenbe:
Willtam s. Pinte, BON 5auiteuo,
va, aoniul in asbl. gum 2pnIul in
gtet6en6ers, Oeiterreid.
Jrant g. 5annab, bon gOaniton,
81, aonIul in Mugbeburg, gum Ron.
full IN aebl, 0sutI6lon6.
aIfreo 90. 8oneg1n, bon UaobiIe
Silfs 9ensraI aoniu[ in montrsal,
sum aoniul in Wagbsburg, Oeutf4s
lamb.
5ernanbo De Soto, BON California,
aonfuI in Riso, gum 9onful in qu<
termo, StaIisn.
Bt1iam ). 0otp, BON qrinoetou,
u. s., &onful in 9ebris, periien, gum
Stonful in Rigd, Rublanb.
yIoroon paboot, Jtetp gort Gtt1,
9tlfs General &oniul in U2utben,
gum Ronful in Sebris, perTien.
Senrp g. guIoer, 9slapars, Cbio,
Roniul in Gort, gum GonIul in ct.
Jobn, u. 9.
George 6. gbam6erIin, g2ep gort,
aoniul in Spatop, gum Rpuful in
Sort, SrsIano.
Gburlss 6. 8. 8iuiamg, gincinz
natl. g., 9iIfs &onIuIarbsamter IN
Sbongbai, gum aOniuI in SpotOp,
| CHINA.
Sulius .. 0rs6nsr, 5slDOO6, z.
g., aOniul in 5ubiti, gum aoniuI in
Port 4ntonio. Sumaica.
5rant Rortb Wtufbip, Macor, Ga,
gum SeOniuI in sabitt, sOcietr
SsIanos,
] George u. gutIin, IT,, RDrman
aoniuI in Gan 2uts potoii, gun
aoniul in Guatemala gitn.
/ Dilbsrt 8. 8Onnep, gbicugo, gun
GoufuI in Sau 2uis gotofi, Mericp
CLAUDE !. Damon, Qnoerfpu, g
g.. gum &oHiuI in Puerto Gorte3
5onburas.
psrctpoI 5einslsmon. gsnuipIpa
nien, Don Der Oipifion Der fsrn6itIihsr
NHgeIeeenbeiten sum3oriuI in SaInp
MaHbIhurei
Sbomos 6. 9dpion, Don gouuct
Bluffs, Solpa, gum 9eiouotsn in ga:
mama.
Diuiam 20. Rufeu, bom Diitrtt
BON Columbia, gum 9eianoten II
Santo Domingo.
R. 9. Rsnno!bs 5itt, BON Suinois
bisber Geianbter in Banana. gum &C.
| ianot.u in Caracas, 9ens3ueld.
Wlorion g. gpdns purbe ferue,
gum poituetiter in WurioH, Snoiana
ernannt.
. as 2ortmer untsriuh h-
uuss e 0 m N ttse
ernaunt.
! Stnatpr gurrotps, Der 8prIiser be!
! Senattommittees fir Woblen UNI
t Bripiissisu, ernannis am 0ieuitog ba:
| Subtommittse, nas bic auf 8site6un:
Iouteroen. segen ben Senutor 2orims1
bon Suinois erhobenen QntlaeeH un
terIuten Iou. 9as 3ommittse bsits1
aug ben Senatoreu 9urrotps, Diuing
ham. Gamble, 6epburn, 5rusisr
Papnter uno SobHiton.
Ous Soustommittee fir DabIer
Rp. 2 bat am Senitus eutfhieoen
bab Gbtparb SO. Sauuoers, Semo
frat, pom 5. 9irginiusr 9titritt mid
gu benz Sip i'm Reprdientantsnbuui
Ben sr tnns hot bsrettigt iei unb sl
benz RepubIitdner :. Wl. gdrfons
Der bic grpd6lups Saunbers beam
| itanbet bat, qlus MAIDEN miiTs.
Sierburh betommen bic RepubIitd
nsr stpei Don ben ssbn Rsprdientanter
bon girginta.
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Rlaasn iibtr bas eri4du'se
G6rSpfen Der Gremben n
Dtsr 4mmerscu.
Gin prp.eit Der tIeritalsn spansr
Geasn bas Iiberals prDgrGmm nes
premiers ganaIlaA
GdmmtIids aeidsn issi aus Dem Osr'
unslldten frons5fifd<n llntsrissb00t
~pIupipis4 b.rausseaoIt-
ausbem 9.utfdenRei9.

Verltn, Il. gum. - AEI Nuiftl
WilbIm nirb am Wlittpoh nab
6omburg obreifen. iid IN 4ltona an
Borb ber Jahi .6otsn3oa.rn' btges
ben unb bann nurd ben Roiler Will
beIm Aanal nod RieI fabren, no II
Der Regattu beinobnen ipirb.
Der Raiier bait. ibatiGhIi6 be
6pffnung aufseseben. Der biesidhrigen
Reaatta beiipobnen su f0nnen. bic
gnisiinDung am rehtsn Rnie lit aber
uHter Der dr5thhen BebdnbIung 10
fhnen eeuinen, bab ieins asrste isst
bic GiHipiuiguns su Der Reife sabsn.
Die iiinsfe S6pefer Der
Raiierin seforbsn.
RarIsrube, q. Suni. - Die
grins.iiin 5eooora Don StIssnts'
6oIftein GoRberbure ausuitefs
burg, iiinsf.e S9peft.r Der aoiierin
guaufte Dietoria, ift bier am Diens'
tag einem 6ersi9las erIeg.n. Si.
nurbe am 3. Juli 1874 geborn unn
mar unperbsirotbet. Sie bat mebrers
96nbe gebitte gsfnriebtn unb NOR
aud cine tolentpoue Wolerin.
Sn Golge bes 9obes ihrer Sdpeitsr
bat be RoiIerin ale seI.ni1oftiide,
Gnsoeements fir bic nG6fte 3utunf.
fanselIirt, unb iie ipirb au4 ben Rni'
ier nihi nah Riel begIsiten.
aIageR i5er Sberamm N Z
gdu.
Die bon ben pdTionslpRleu IN
Dberammergau auriidtebrenbtn 4ms.
riinner, unb 5tpdr niht nur bisi,nieen.
bic Sur 3eit Der lIeberihmemmuna
bort iparen, iino ipenis erboui Don
ibreu in benz ipeItfernen Gebirgsbori
esmanten Grfobrung,n. Sie ilas:r
iibr bis enornen preife. bic ben
igremben, Defenders ben ausldnbern,
fir cine febr primitipe Werpfl.suns
aboerIanet iDerben.
Ta Der Nefun Der paHionsipi.Is
rie!moI 10 fart III. ols Dor aetn Sab.
ren. in ts isbr i9ner, iiberboupt ein
llntertommen su finben. Jir Elm.
G4laffieue NIT aoft nirb 12 BIB 2s
Ueurt pro1ag ssforbsrt unb ner sliid.
lid senus III, Elm eissnes 3immer su
srobern, hot nntiirIih nod mebr 81
b<sablen. Die Reinlihteit Der Dob'
nunaen Idbt nidis su tpiinidkn iibris.
abr bi. aoit iust omerisaniihen Gou,
men nint 5u, ba iie edit baperifdb if
Die bdu1kr bon i.nfeits bes Oceans
finb baber, fpenn fie uihi faiien moi.
len, harouf nnsepiefen. propiani bel
bem einsisen DeIitdseTenb6nbler bel
; Dorfes 5u iaufen. Diefsr bait eins
solbns Grnts. bd er feline unfrdnilIi.
GEN QuHnen oud non Rrdfien iiber'
Ilimmt.
1rot ouebem ipirb i.ooh Der snorme
/ Mnbrdng ber Mmerifoner iebeninfll
ben gdnoen CONNER binburH nHbul.
len. Don ben 400 Befufkrn, bic itt
su fber Oorftenung tn bic Spisl'
bale brdngen, tommt ninhfteus bil
6dIfte bon ieHfeits oes Mssrea.
Vile Qei9sn bon Der % pIu
piofs gebcrgen.
Calais. Grdntrei1. 81. Juni. =
Die fdmmtIidkn asifen iinb jest oul
bem perun9liidten frdns5fiif<n Inter
iseboot .plupioie1 berousaebolt nor
ben. Der Iktte BON ben 27 R6rnrr
ipurbe am DieHfios seborsen. Mud
boS Cog BUD hes Q1mmnnbsurs II
oebOresn porbsn. % sntt6It einss
beNf1nbioln Jetsyb bss ls}tsn Nots
~ oss@sk ~ ~ otats6osal
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@etterberimt.

sir Ohio unb bus fpeitlihe
pennlplpanien: sbeilfpeiie tribes ans
bolienb tparmes Metter am Witttpo1
nnb Donnerfas. Sdnode Derdnbsrs
Iid1e Winbe.
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AaS Der Bnunesbamptftant

prdiioent Saft
9at feline gteiie mad Nep 5aDen,
Conn.,, aufge9ebeH.
Wseil Elm 8erfu4 i'm Senat gma9t
tperben follte,
Bdbrenb feinsr Qbtpefsnheit bic polt'
fparbantDorlase gu i4lagen.
Die 0orlase pirb am Wtitt!po3 our
1bfttmmung tommsu.
9ds Rsprdfentautenbaus mar utsber
bis I'm 10 llbr 4bsrbs in Stsung.
Cine IaHss Clip. bon &oniular gr>
nennungen-
Das 2orimsr untsriudungss sauusmitz
tee ernanut.
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IN BOSTON MARKETS.

Butter Short and Firm, Cheese Firm.
Easier Conditions Noted in Eggs.
Boston, March l6.-The week opens ia
The local market for dairy products with
little change from The conditions of last
week Fine butter q still in short sup
nv end firmly held stocks ST cheese.
especially q fancy stoeIs are light, and
prices hold very firm. Easier conditions
ale noted in eggs ia outside markets,
but the local supply has not increased
enough to cause any weakening Of prices.
Receipts IN an Of the important markets
are light. and il IS believed here that
the decline in other markets Is not due
50 much 70 the supply az t. a desire On
the part q receivers 70 get shippers no.
tions down.
Jobbing quotatieus
Butter Fancy northern creamery,
tubs s4a85e boxes and prints ss@s6c
western ash tubs $40 3te. fancy storage
creamery 89k08fi5c. fair to good
creamery sl@sae, dairy 2s@9oe.
Cheese-New York fancy 1917 ice,
Vermont is@lshc Young Americas Is
@lssac, sage ls@ishe.
Eggs Fancy heunery 2sas0c, choice
eastern 2T@2sc fresh western 25@27c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
VERMONT WOMAN
IS lOl YEARS OLD
Mrs Hannah Hadawsy Of West Rupert
Is Quite Active in Spite Of her
Years.


West Rupert, March i6-AIrs Han.
nah hadaway observed her l0lst birth.
day anniversary yesterday at tine home
Of her daughter. Mrs. NJ. ID Flower. with
an informal reception More elabor
ate plans for the Observance would
have been made bat for the fact that
Che family has recently moved from a
farm near the New York state line to
the village Of West Rupert aud was
not prepared for an extensive enter-
tainment
Although Q year beyond the century
mark, Mrs. Hadaway still retains the
remarkable yigor, which - amazed her
guests when she celebrated her Tooth
anniversary last March She has been
out Of doors every day during the win.
ter and stu retains the faculties q
sight and hearing unimpaired and her
memory is stll bright She "a a con.
slant Teader Of the daily papers and
frequently penses their columns with.
out the aid Of glasses.
Mrs. Hadaway was born ia Granville
N 4, March 10, 1909, a native Of
Hartford, Conn, who served Ia 4 Con.
necticut regiment during the second war
with England She WAS the oldest 81
nine children, two Of whom other than
herself, Mrs Harriet Bennett. aged IS
years. and Mrs. Minerva Layman, aged
81, are still living at Granville n. u.
In 1928 she became the wife Of Ben.
lamin Hadawny, the ceremony taking
place at Granville n. ", where, and
at Pouitney, they passed the greater
portion Of their lives. OF their nine
children, FIVE are still living. Two Of
her sons, Edward and Frank, were mem.
hers Of the 6rst Vermont cavalry.
Edward saw four years Of service and
rose to the rank 81 odrWly sergeant
Frank was taken prisoner and passed
three months in Libby prison fle was
exchanged, re-enlisted and served
through the remainder Of the war. Both
died during the past four years
Mrs Hadaway has Is grandchildren.
% great grandchildren and four great
great grandchildren. Mrs. Hadawav has
not only retained her mental faculties
TO q remarkable degree but also her
physical strength She dresses and
waits On herself, goes about tine house
as readily az a person 80 years her
junior and takes short rides when the
weather i pleasant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
PETITION DENIED.

Judge Corning win Not Remove John
f. Kimball
Boston, March l6.-Judge Charles R
Corning has filed In the probate court
for Merriinaek county, an order denying
the petition Of Anna w Reed of New
Ipswich. for the removal Of john j
Kimball of Newport from the guardian.
ship Of his two minor children
Mrs Reed, the grandmother Of the
two children, asked tor the removal Of
Kimbal On the ground Tint Be was
not fitted for the position, and On tbs
further ground that when his appoint
ment was made. similar proceedings
were pending in the probate court for
Hillsborough county.