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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

= Sn glsranoria, Gspptsn, wuroer
Ole He9terun9s.3olIbd fir GabuI
3srltort. 2abat i'm SBsrtbe uon S.,
600, 900 purOe Ourd @alisr beiddoiat
Der our9 Sas 6eusr anssri6tete S6a.
ben pirO anf 81, 800, 900 psranldlaat.
= SSie aus DrssOen semelost pirb,
1T bort Der SeniOr.@bef Ses Sanf.
bauiss UfenbeIsiobn & &c., Der Sc.
beime @ommerSienrutb GrnIt b. Oten,
SelsIobn SartbOlOp, 9ebenslanalides
Ofit9lieO bes preuBii6sn Serrenbaulss,
i'm alter OOn GA Sabrsn plOslid ae.
ltorben.
-@ine icniatiOnelle SpiOnase. 9lifaire
wiro aus Wiaini semslOst. Dort iit
Elm friiberer fran;Oiii6sr unteroffi,ier
alS SOditupIer, 6alider uno Spion
uerbaftet wOroen. Sn isinem geIiss
fanosn fi6 5situusspIdus uno ytotiSsn,
benen bic WliIitdrusrpaltuns bstradtli,
den sSertb beimiBt.
- slus 9amburg traf bic giadridt
elm, oaB Der oeutite 5raatoampfer
-@apua" nit Der aus 90 Perlonsn be.
itsbsnoen Wauniduft uerlorsn lit.
- Gus MuOrib, Spanien, uirO as.
caB in Der Oidbe bss Staot.
hens Siuua in Der PrOuin, Nuuarra,
bel siusm Groruti4 2s PsriOnsn sst0b.
let wOrOsn fiub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06
1910.

= 1910.
- Ssstss Subr nurSen in Sada
panna @Ountp insseiammt ia @be
ideiOunssn bepillist, sssen 1876 fiir oas
Sabr 1908.
= Der POliSift Daniel Sopfins be.
tonnts itd Der PflidtuernadlaiIiguna
uHO SniuboroiHutiou idulois unb pur.
be oann fiir 80 Gage Obne ySbnuns pom
Oienlt iuipenoirt.
= SIN lestsn Sabre CAB es bier ins.
9siammt 4505 Ssrbuftunseu isitsns Der
Boli5ei, cine abnabme pon 175 aeaen
oas Soriubr. @s purbsn on Strafsn
$13,237.45 folleftirt, cine slbnabme
pon $6o39.95 ssssn bas Soriabr.
= 5rant 8. Ssrmpu BON bier purSs
Samita9 Wtorsen bel eiusm Strasen.
babnwasenunfall In San Srancisco 10
i4msr psrlest, oab er Wtontas Uiorsen
itarb. Der telesrapbids 8eri6t iaate,
baB iein Rifsrut, ieiu Sddoel uuO ud1t
Rippen sebro6en unO ibm aud cine
Sun9e SurtbObrt wOrbeu iei. Die res
berrelts wsrSen bier bsiscisst werben.
- Der idbrlids Wiasfcnbult bes
SCRANTON Sisoertrun, piro am Wton.
tag abeno, ben 81. Saunar, in Der
Serstnsballe absebalten uuo oas gIr.
ransements @Omite, peIdes aus ben
Ssrren Sittor u. 8en;el, gtatbuu Ga.
tobs. @owaro @iisle, 5. o. Serbsr unS
Sobn Drummer beitsbt, 1T idou nit
Bldnen bsi6dftiSt, UNI Oisiss @rsiauis
iu einsm sldH3snOen gu Ssltultsu.
-Serr sIntou Bed, Der untsr ben
dIteren DeutiteH pOblbstanut mar, 1T
an 5rsitas ben 6Olsen zines Dor gBo-
dsnfriIt srbaltenen 6alles erlesen, mo.
bel er 3wei 6ippsn brad unO Iit oanu
JIlppenIsllsnt3iinouns einitellte. Die fatal
perlief. Serr BED mar in Deutitlano
ssborsn uno felt 1870 bier wubnhait ;
es iibsrlebsn ibn ,wei SObne uno orei
GO6tsr. Die Ssiiesuus srfolste um
Sonntas gtadmittaS uOm Grausrbauis
an 8aibinston ausnue aus i'm DUN.
more 5rieobof.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06
Wie lit bteS 7

sStr bitisn sinbunbtri Dollars gsIpbuuu,
Iir ftosn 8aa bon aaiarrp, Der Mot burd
Sinnsbnsn BON Sal's Rd arb. stur asbtiI
pretu fam.
y; j. . sbtnss & 6 o.. Gissnb., 3pltbp, 8
WT, bic untrjsi&ntsu, 6abtn q. J. Gbs.
ntp istt ben ls5isn IS 5abrtn atfauut unt
6alitn tbn fur sclfUmmsn tbrsnbafl in alItn
@sl1aftsurbanblunssn unO fuau,isa btfSbiat
als pom itntr 8irma tinsrsinssnsn gnbirp.
litfsilsu ju nfilsn.
use = & SruaE gru6buHtsIs. .Drrsuilisn,
5plspp, ..
w albtua ainnan& Rarptu GIrcs.
banesIs. DrOsuiiftn. 5OlsrO, ..
pau's aaidrrb-fur ptrp innerIih aerpm.
men un6 ptrft birtft auf eas 6lut unp bic
itIstmtatn Sbnfldtsn bts Spfsms. 3tua.
nllls trst psrfdnbt. . els 75s. fur bic 8lalds.
TtIfanft pom alien apuibtf,rn.
2aa's 8amilsn piasn Fnb bic btlfsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06
Sunmpre.

= 5ranleiu &utb u. S6uls bon
@reen RiOss StraBe unO Ssrr Osiur
suowis jun. BON 9Iutelp Strase wur.
Den am Samftus ytuamittas in oer
Gripp apsnne @briitiun Stride Ourd,
YaltOr SiaarO Sasbp gu sinsm sliid.
lideu @bspaar einseiesnst. Das iuuas
Sbspaar trat mad Der Grauuna cine
tur3s Sod3sitsreiie on unb pirb lid,
nad SsenOisuns Osrielbeu porlaufia
BET ben Sltsrn Der Sruut bauslia ME.
oerlcllen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06
Gsenartige Slndlt ars bem arrfl.
bnuie.

guf Der 9an0itrabe in Der llmce.
bun9 oes fIeinen Ortes @rapeIines
bel Sunfirden traf Der oortiae Boil.
5eifommi''ar einen gef1brIiden, Ieit
langem geiudten 9anoiten, Der eir,en
tleinen SanoDagen Dor iih berItob.
IN oem ieine 6rnu iab. Der Som.
miiiar arretirte oen Ranu, unS Sn
ieine 6rau iidb niht BON i6m trenner
Doilte, 10 ipurOe ibr geItattet, oas @e.
tangniB NIT ibrem Wanne 3u tbeiIeu.
9ur5e 3eit oarauf nernabmen bic
@efdngnibbcomten lautes ssammern
ltnS Stobnen bas aus Ser 8eIIe
orans. als iie aufibIoIien, tpanS fid1
Die 6rau am 9ooen ur6 rief aus:
sd CLAUDE. meine StunSe, weutter
du tperoen, III sefommen. Sd, babe
gerdoe nod 3eit. cine Sebamme olf.
1liiuden.~ Die @arter IieBen oarauf
Die 5r1it geben. Gin paar Stunoen
lpnter fam Der Rommiiiar, um ieinen
@efGngenen 5u berb0ren. @ros ober
mar feline 1eberraieung, aIs er Be.
mertte, bah Oisier in 6en ssIetbern
'elner Srau 6as @eite geiudt bore.
pabreno Die 6ruu, Der fein 9eraat n |
'orgetporfen 1T, in Der Belle 3uriid. |
,Iieb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06
Die Suiel Gaprera NatiOuaIbeilig.
tbnm.

9ns SdidiaI Der SnieI Gaprera,
auf Der @iuieppe @aribnI6i am 2.
SuIi 1882 itarb, beidGftist 5ur3eit
Die patriotiiden areiie StaIiens Ieb.
baft. 9a 5rancesca unS GIeIia 60.
ribaIbi, Sruu uno Sohter bes aIten
italieniihen SreibeitsbelOe1, Die Dor.
idIdge fir Die grpropri, 'runs Der
Sniel Gaprera nit Dem Sdus uno
WobeIn @aribaIois nidt nngenom.
men baber, 10 fou ole gnteisnuns
5luonespeiie erfoIeen. Die SnieI, Die
aum areiie Seurpio Der itaIienii6en
gropina Saiiari gebort, iou ein Ra-
tionaIbeiligtbum tDersen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

Der Stem gorfer 3ouoireftor 2oeb
fIagt, oaB Die 9un6esfoiie ourd
SdmugsIer idbrIi6 nm ettuo $40.
100000 aeibG6iet iuer6e. BesbaIb
madt er ben 8oubinteraiebimaen
ni&t etn gn6e7
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

Sn ben 9iiblipeidern bes 2anoes
ioIIen iiber 6ebn NfiIionen 8funS
8utter aufgeitapeIt Iiegen. Rein
8unoer, baB Der 9utterpreis oo
i6nea rieienbod, iteiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06
= Hsssn ooer Sdnse bsute uno
mor9en, filteres gBetter.

MotBtHt tultetto xOeIter.
= Die 3ablrsi6en @hsidsiOunsen In
eountp babsn fein abi6rsdenoes Bsi
iptel fir bic Grauunsen. benn i'm lester
Sabr srlansten 2.444 PsriOnen Ssi,
ratbsi6sins, se9en 2.435 TN Yoriabre.
= Die Sadawunna gofomotiue Oio.
o49 ldlus am Dienftus absnO iu giew
Uttlforo einen Purselbaum uuo Die
6olss mar, baB Der 5iibrsr Sumpbrsp
siH oerftaaates 9anoasleuf srbielt, pdb.
rsno Der Ssi,sr 8iiber TO ssfabrli&s
SranopuHOsn OauOu trus, baB man
isin ablsben befir9tste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

- Baron 8ilmOpsfi BON Bonn,
Osuti4laHO. uuS feline @attiu. ssb.
srupp aus Giisu, bic Die Bsrsiuistsn
staatsH bsrsiisn. bsfiuOsn ii9 aussu.
blidli4 In Slsp OOri.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

Sn ct. 2ouis Itiirmten Srauen bic
Strabenbabnpagen, I'M iie griinbIid
au reinigen. gu bem Siege piro ib.
men aaieitig ueioIos Slid seipiini6t
fper6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

aus getp gorf fommt Die ReI.
oung, bnB Der @utterpreis boraus.
fidtIid ouf so Gents iteieen tpirb.
@Ieibt Der aIte Croft: SaIs uno grot
madt @nnaen ROTH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

5m berfIoiienen Sabre lpuroen nur
240 Siuno tiirfii6en Sabnfs einge.
fiibrt. gluh Die Hau6er Der e6ten
tiirfiidlen 3igaretten seb0ren gu ben
Seuten, Die betroaen iein poIlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

Bon benz periuften gutid in BE.
reduela nebmen Die 3eititngen faitm
nod gtotb. SreunS Gaitro ideint
tptrfli6 enbgiiItis aiisseipieIt gu
boben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

Gin griediiher Ginipanoerer tpur.
De bel Der 2anoung in Reip gorf 1ii-
riidgeipieien, neil er oas Sera auf Der
re6ten Seite bat. Die redte Seite lit
eben nift Der redte Sled.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

9ie Sran5oiiibe 9faoemie ieste fid
IN idroffen @egenias Su ben Gbailoi-
niiten imb ebrte iid ieIbit, aIs iie ben
@rafen Zeppelin 6ur6 8erIeibuna
Der goIoenen Re6aiIIe aus3ei6nete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06
Deutfhe BrtefItite.

| 'uiIW We OF teIltHe.
Sbas. u. SroB, Safob slllebun,
@rif @lauien. Charles @uae(. ,
6rau @lla Die9slmann,
5rau emma @tIinssr. "a
u. 6tlder, gusnit 5or,
slntOu @rii4man, Huc; SsOpis,
5rau9srmann9euB, SEQ. Surber,
ebas. 9anO, Safob Sauiam,
Steoe 9ramsr. Wtarsaret Sramer,
Satob Saspar, Sobn Sod,
9elen aramer. Srant auupp.
Uft9ael WtuB. Marie 9tOtb,
6rau @atbarins .. 0totb,
Sarah Singer, 8. 8. SdrSber.
Wt. Y. Stipp, Satob Steter,
Srl. Sboma6er, SEQ. S6ul,,
5rau@bas. .Staats, SEQ. Bsrner.
8ruu@mdSemmler, 6lorenceS q. gBultsr
yaulS Zimmerman, Srau SEQ. 3ana,
a. Senoetlhs, Sranj Wfulsnu,
sB. Wasner, 3afob SBeiR.
5rau Belle .. Zimmerman. 42
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-06

ebas. VI. SroB, Satob aQebon,
@rif @lauien, Charles @uael. ,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
SPRATT'S AIR LINE.
Once Famous tilinc Stnge ROute md
How 1t WINS Advertised.


George w. Spratt, zone of the oldest
sinners around here" as he expresses it.
celebrated his lightweight birthday Mon
day while the rest of the State was cele-
brating the Fourth Of July. Mr. Spratts
father lived on a farm near the shores
of China pond in Kounehoc county and
he was born there in $50 When Young
Spratt Reached the age Of Is his father and
mother moved to I.vant. then virgin
wilderness. where they cleared farm
and commenced cultivating it. Mr.. Spratt
worked on his fathers farm there until
he was "a years old. In 1857 he moved to
Calais. starting the old Air Line stage
route from that city to Bangor the same
year. The route led out through Edding-
ton, Clifton. Amherst and Aurora, and
thick woods bordered both sides of the
road for tho entire distance
There was Il rival line of stages on
what was known as the shore road and
tho competition between them and Mr.
Spratts air line route was keen. AT
length the propiietors of the rival nn.
determined on what they hoped would
prove decisive stroke In the stage war
thTilling story, together with an
equally yhrlling woodcut, Describing tho
dangers which air line stages encounter
Of savage wolves which infested tho coun-
try through which the road ran nppeared
in Quinns Pictorial. an old time min
LEGATION issued in New York The wood
cat showed a pack of wolves following
a stage ana was work of great imagi-
native power, even though 1t was a little
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
Fly
IN OWN MACHINE
Schmitt Boys of Rutland Try Out
Biplane Made by Themselves
Rose 80 Times.

Rutland. July 1s.-Ceorge and Charles
Schmitt. sons Of George Schn,!tt OF this
city, have succeeded IN fly!ns 20 feet in
the hiplane which they built entirely
themselves.
In the initial tests the glider rose from
the ground about 60 times. clearing per-
fectly bushes and small distractions in tho
meadow where tho trials we're made ana
there wore no misnaps. The planes lifted
90 pounds with ordinary cloth covering
and by usin specially prepared aeronauti-
cal cloth the young men expect to do
much better. They will make fights 1t
the next county fair,
TO BE A REDE:AiPTORIsT FATHER.
Rutland. July 1S-Charles 7. Barrett
son Of John j. Barrett OF this city will
be ordained at Esopus. n, Y. next We'd
nesday as Redemntorist father. He is
q years old and has just completed =
years preparation Mt Annapolis Semi
nary and at Mount ST. Alphonsus Collese,
E!opus, for missionary work. His first
mass Will DO said at St Petor's Church In
this city next Sunday before the pupils OF
ST, Peters school, where he obtained his
early education.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
THE NOTE THAT JARRED.
The Story of Frank Tnguc, Bread,
Onion and Whiskcy Bottle,

1t does not take much to satisfy Frank
Tague A loaf of bread. an onion and
half pint of whiskey puts him In tho sew
cnth heaven OF delight, he asks for moth
ing more. But even that is hesrudgcd
him and he Is now In Jail.
After serving ten days In close confine-
ment. Frank was released from Jail on
Sunday. He did not kick up his heels or
sing with glee at being at liberty. for he's
easily pleased. Jail life was not bad. Mon
day morning he was found on Battery
street with his loaf or Drcad, onion and
half pint of whiskey, 80 happy that
he would have purred IL he'd been cat.
Following in the steps of the Immortal
Omar, all he lacked was a little shade
and thou The onion was extra measure.
He would have probably got by all right.
as tho saying goes, II he had had the
whiskey in the bottle instead of tucked
away beneath his belt. That was the
only note that Jared, and he was arrested
for intoXication.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
WHY THE TRAIN STOPPED.
II WINS Thought That baggage Master
Had Fallen on the Car.

While the Burlington Il Lamoile train
was speeding toward burlington Saturday
evening after leaving Cnderhill the air
brakes were set to working suddenly and
the train came to II stop. windows were
raised and heads We're thrust out into
the night air but nothing could be seen
The conductor ran to the head of tho
train and everybody waited in suspense.
IAN right. he's here" voice was heard
to say. and then the train started again
and everybody settled back in their
seats.
1t appears that the express messenger
missed the baggage master and thought
that he had fallen out of the car door
He stopped the train A search. however
discovered the baggage master to be in
the next car back, chatting with a
friend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
WOMAN LEAPS OFF
LINE IN TO SEA
Lorraine in a Fog Which Prevents
All but Feeblest Attempt
at Rescue.

New York, July 17.-Whilc the French
liner Lorraine. which arrived from Havre
yesterday, was running through thick
fog early Thursday, Miss Eleanor Kauf-
mann, u middle-aEcd cabin passenger,
committed suicide by jumping from the
rail of the promenade deck into the sea.
In the fog 1t was useless to lower the
boats, SO tho big ship, with lines trailing
and men ready with life prcservcrs at the
rail. steamed about tho spot where the
woman jumped for almost an hour. Then
the ship turned and again took Up her
course to port.
Miss Kaufman lived in F,lhcron, y. ].
She was returning with her sister. Miss
Sarah Kaufman, after Some months
spent in Europe In search OF health Miss
Eleanor was said TO be suffering from
melancholia.
Tire Lorraine, her fog siren sounding
moHrnfully, was going through the foa
southeast Of cape Race on Thursday
morning. 1t was a gloomy morning. so
dark that the lights along the decks were
lit. Just after five o'clock Albert Roux,
a seaman, was polishing brasswork, when
Lee saw the form of "A woman pacing the
far end OF the starhoard promenade deck
He thought it an early hour for pas
scnger to be about. and so he watched her
As he looked she walked toward him and
before he could stop her turned quickly
and climbed the rail.
on the deck just below was another
seaman. He saw Miss KaufmaLn's skirts
appear over III" edge of the deck above
his head. In tie second he stood looking
upward he heard the man above shout.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
VERMONT NOTES

Stephen Foy caught four-pound black
bass in Hardwood Flat pond in the east
sart of Fillmore FRIDAY u-ht
Two st. Johnsbury Academy grad
yates are candidates for governor this
sal. Charles L. Russell of the class
y petition in bankruptcy has been filed
~ William G. White of Middlcsex, who
claims liabilities Of s3.G95.,a and assets OF
k2.192, of which $50 is claimed exempt.
Operations on the extension of the
trolley line from Fair Haven to Poultuey
vii be begun in a few days and it is ex
tcctcd that it will be completed in Septen-
Der.
The water Of outer creek Is fast ap-
proaching the low marx and many in
hrstres along its banks will be forced to
rhut down for lack Of power if there is
not early rainfall.
Tho annual regatta Of the Lake Bono
seen Yacht club will be held August 10.
prizes will be given for the best decorated
boats, for power boat races and for swim
ming and canoe contests.
The slaughter house of NJ. c. stem
BON of St. Johnsbury was burned to
the ground early Monday morning
SWIM " A''" " "''"N f"NN' - was
FULLY insured.
Mrs d. *. Rutterneld has sold the
furnishings of the Ludlow House and the
business Of that hostery to G II. Ray
tuond, for several years proprietor of a
hotel In llainteld.
TIE Munsev automobile tour which
vtqrts from philadelphia August IL and
irus in Washington about two weeks
l.trr will reach Iurlinueton from Portland
iud the White Mountains the evening OF
August % and remain over night here.
pool,.onors tr tho ,-ic,,,t,. n, Sr.rto,
.e,,rt tL. borc,, cror ia la ,,ar,, ,ora.
,,a of nrst class ,roltty T. 1Ions,n
49,. +,o ,,a,e,.,,, ,,,,, ma, aa.,,,., ~. ~
.,,,,,+ ~ hi. o,,,.,r,, ,,,t, sa,s,, a..es,a.
mat of any wear since 1863.
poca,,s, lo o,too,,e1 = eouo,, ,o.,.
a., r,n ,.,,a.id ,r,,h ,',tahfa,,. u-,,a.,
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,,l,,.1 l., ,bo tyo,,so 20 Corroo,,a,, Gov
So. 1,,..i,,,. v q, .,o,,,,,,. 49,, =.
i','7' - - '"o"s"' 'i'a' ne -
Insanity
" - ''V P"'" Vi an
90 N'"''''' 'N"s c>e"'"s,
.,,I. I1'', ivy ~ - e"''' 'u''''''e"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
VERY lNELEGANT.

Te subject of young mans essay. who
was graduated from high school in a
Pennsylvania town, was "Hawthorne,"
and In that essay he said, AT the age OF
thirty mine Hawthorne married and took
his bride to the old manse."
In discussing the merits OF tho essay
one young woman observed to school
nate
Wasn't It awful that Harry Megys
should say such a thing as he did?"
Then. In response to tho others inquiry
as to the allusion. the young lady added;
"Why. he said that at the age of thirty
nine Hawthorne married and took his
bride to the old mans. Why couldn't he
be more elegant and say to his father
in-laws ?"-Harp0's Magazine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
GRAND TRUNK is FORCED TO
ABANDON FREIGHT SERVICE
Succeeded in Keeping It's Through Passenger
Trains Moving- Trainmen Satisfied over the
Results of the First Day of the Strike.

the entire line is tied up with II strike.
The general strike on the Grand Trunk
system. which went into effect at $50
O'Clock last night, has cut of the West
River valley Of Vermont from the out
side world. Tnit"d States Marshal
Horace w. Bailey is here this afternoon
with other court officials TO go to Ncw-
fame tomorrow morning to open federal
court but some other mode Of conveyance
will have to hc used than a passenger
coach over the so-callod ''sunsot limited. "
Mails for South Londonderry are being
sent by way Of Chester and Uncle sam is
endcavoring to reach ToWushcnd with
the mail through Bellows Falls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
PENNSYLVANIA is SAFE.

philadelphia. Pa, July l9-Conferences
of Pennsylvania railroad officials and
the committee representing the roads
employees proceeded SO smoothly to-day
that President Lee of tho trainmen left
the city tonight. convinced that his
presence was'no longer required. 1t will
require several days to settle all matters
Of variance. but no hitch is expected.
Ifttsburg, Pa, July Ito days con-
ference regarding the dispute on tia
Pennsylvania lines west closed with the
possibility of strike still more remote.
There will be two more meetings to-
morrow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
GRAND TRUNK MEN
VOTE F OR STRIKE
Less Than 80 of $3.50 on That
Road and Central Vermont
against It.

Montreal. Que, July l7-Tho counting
of the strike vote taken by tho Grand
Trunk and Central Vermont conductors
and trainmen was concluded to-day and
according to President Murlock Of
the trainmen 1t shows that of the 500
votes cast on the Grand Trunk and $50
on the Central Vermont less than 81
voted against striking to enforce the de-
hands OF the men, An appointment has
been made by the committee with
President Hays OF the Grand Trunk for
noon tomorrow, when the result of the
vote will be communicated to him.
Tho committee OF Grand Trunk tele-
graphers to-day also finished counting
the strike vote ordered last week and
tonight 1t Is stated that IT shows n
vote of so per cent. of the men In
favor of going out unless the company
grants the demands. a Cancellation
board sat upon the demands Of the
photographers last February. The tele-
graphers accepted tho report but tho
company did not. The men have been
waiting for the trninmen to make
move before taking action. 1t is lika-
~ that If the trainmen go out that
they will be followed by the tele-
graphers
ASSEMBLING STRIKE BREAKERS.
Detroit, Mich, July 1.-Two coaches
OF trainmen, said to be strike break
ers brought here In anticipation OF
walk-out OF Grand Trunk trainmen,
arrived hero late to-day from Port
Huron. Additional men are reported
as being held at Port Huron, Battle
Creek, Durand and other Michigan
cities.
More than 100 men, en- route to Can
adam points, were denied admission
to Canada by dominion immigration
inspectors at Port Huron to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
PASSENGER TRAINS RAN
TITO PORTLAND LATE

,,. So, ,, g.
train moved over any or tho C.ro,,d .rr,,,l,
or Central Vermont lines in New England
to-day, the railroad GevUting all It's eft
forts TO maintaining passenger sche-
dulles. These were fairly success ful.
though in some Instances trains ran con
siderably behind time and a few early
morning trains We're abandoned
H' '"e sone'"'eu passenger Trans on
por,a,,d W. ''t VI
No. ,,.,, ,,',,x ~, '''' '''-
,,o .,,.,a,,, =, ,'' Wv" VI
So. ,,.' i''H
-, a., 90 ''''"''"" WIS
,,a,. Inv '''i !" nun
c.o,,, i''''" '"'' "''''er
''''' ''''''''" ~ '"o
nv.
'''t At faiiiier ana
go ne" Iondoh
ms "ecE reported.
'@' vi Hne central vermont
''D~"s S"io '"-H'sht tha' the
WIN ne GIVEN ever! opportuh-
'' " 'e'"ih ~ WORK at an increase IN