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Did Not Return RooseveIt,s Letters

New Haven, Dec. 9.-Judge Bald
win authorizes the statement that he
has not returned unopened any letter
to Theodore Roosevelt. Further than
this he declined to make any state
ment relative to his coming suit
against Roosevelt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14

It's getting dark, and mother will be
so anxious
ut isn't as dark as it was a little
while ago. 1 guess 1 better go to the
house and tell your mother you're all
right. When your father gets home
from the village he can come after you
unless you're willing to make terms
What'll you give me to help you?"
She was near crying. but was too
plucky to show it. 1t wasn't like him
to treat her in this way Wasn't il
enough that he had chopped down her
/. trees, and now
What do you want?" she demand
ed. ITS mean of you to treat me so.
If it's money you want
II want you to take back what you
said at the gate. Will you marry me
if l help you now?'
Her eyes flashed. mo, l will not
I'll keep my word if l stay here for
ever, and I'll never marry you until
you own that those hickory and maple
trees are on my fathers land"
For answer he came under the tree
with arms outstretched. Drop" he
said. 'I'll catch you so you can't get
hurt. Just take hold with your hand
and then drop down"
give done that many a time" she
replied, and in a moment more she
was on the ground.
winnie" he said, taking her arm
and tucking it through his, give been
looking those trees over since | left
your father this afternoon. and I'm
perfectly willing to testify that | be-
lieve they are entirely on your fathers
land
Then they went home together, drip
ping wet, but wOndrously happy But
as they neared the Reame farmhouse
Ben stopped and pointed where the
rows of hickory and maple trees had
been standing. From those his finger
moved to a great heap of twisted
branches and uprooted tree trunks ~
Ing at the corner of the kitchen porch.
Don't you think. Winnie he asked,
that even my father will be willing,
under the circumstances, to confess
Judgments"
She gave little cry. "Oh, Ben,
there isn't a single one left! Every
every one is gone and both our or
chardsr'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14

Reame. But for nearly sixty years
I've watched the birds build their
nests in those trees. | climbed those
hickories for nuts when l wasn't big
ger than Il pint Of cider. and its been
TO those naples that I've looked for
the first signs of sap. Maybe they're
not mine. ! don't know. I've always
supposed they were, and they shan't
be cut down without a fight to save
them"
Out from the house down to the gate
where the men were talking came q
girl. dressed all in pink. a soft, fluffy
pink which reminded one Of a cloud
at sunrise, while her hair lay piled
above her head in a great mass of
golden light. She gave the young man
simple nod Of greeting while passing
hand through her fathers arm. Her
presence seemed to bring Il constraint
upon the recipient Of the nod, for be
spoke with a difhdence not noticeable
before
1--WE supposed when we bought our
place that the trees belonged to us,
and when you said they were your
property father had the land surveyed.
The decision was that the trees were
on our land or. of course. father would
never have touched them. They are
grown so large that the field is practi-
cally useless because Of their shade
Nothing will ripen there"
Eve had surveys made myself"
came Reame's ready response. 1T has
been done three times to my certain
knowledge and each time in my favor.
Besides. l offered to buy the field of
your father. not because l cared for
the land. but to preserve the trees
He doesn't want to sell"-the eyes
of the young man were on the girl in
pink-'and l presume the only way
out is to let the courts decide. Father
says just what you do-that the
quarrel need not in any way interfere
with us young folks Pm sorry that
it can't be settled in some other way,
but it won't make any difference with
the friendship Of our families"
DO you think those trees are on
your fathers land, Ben Holcolm?" de-
manded the girl suddenly.
II should not have cut one of them
down if l did not. Winnie" he replied
in surprise.
Its just like killing an old friend
Her face was cold, but tears were in
the voice which held so much of pro
| test Il used to build my playhouse
under that one. and I've spent many
an hour in the crotch where the tree
braLched. 1t was there l used to study
my lessons, and now you've cut il
down."
I'VE did not know how you felt
about them. We supposed that they
were ours. and if they are father in.
tends to have the TX at them all. Now
that your father has arrested mine for
trespass and destroying property the
only thing left is to fight it out. But
Winnie. it won't make any difference
with us. will it?'
She turned resolutely from him. "It
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14

she was walking the floor, white with
terror and anxiety over Winnie. She
had not been seen since leaving him
and her father at the gate. On to
where he had seen the figure in pink,
She must have taken refuge some
where. What if He could not get be-
yond the If" She must be found.
Soon it ceased raining, and on he
kept, stumbling over uprooted trees,
fallen branches, jumping over pools of
water calling her name over and over
again; back through the woods. this
time in another direction.
Winnie! Winnie" Suddenly in an
Ewer to his call he heard a response,
faint and far off. He called again and
looked around The field was level.
Nothing was in sight But the call
zane again. this time with more dis
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14
W hen the
Cyclone Struck
By A. F. RANSOM

Copyright 1903. by American Press Asso:
Citation
|1HE keen gray eyes of the elder
man searched the blue ones on
the opposite side of the gate.
~ In them was a certain honesty
strongly tinctured with look of re-
lief.
Il can't tell you how much obliged
1 am. Mr.. Reame,", the young man
said. Il couldn't help but feef that
now this trouble has come you wouldn't
want me around"
I've lived right here on this farm
for fifty-six years. replied Reame.
land there's no one above ground who
can say that ever asked man, woman
or child to take part in any of my
quarrels."
The young man nodded. There isn't
many men who can say that
1T isn't that I've anything against
your father in this affair."" continued
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14

the barn not spear was left, the car
riage house was piled. chaotic heap,
against the barn. other outbuildings
had disappeared, half the trees in the
orchard were uprooted. the smoke
house of the Holcolms was reposing
very nicely against the Reame kitchen
door. and for yards around nothing
could be seen but devastation.
While he stood there a thought came
which made his cheek grow white
When bringing up the COWS he had
noticed away over in the Reame pas
ture a pink robed figure. Had Winnie
reached home before the storm struck :?
Where was she now? Regardless of
the rain, which still fell as though the
heavenly faucet had been turned on
full force, he started on run up the
road. Into the Reame house he dashed
No one was there but Mrs. Reame, and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14

Copyright. 1909. by American Press Asso:
Citation
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14

was black as mid
night. The rain
came in torrents,
beating upon the
roof like pebbles
thrown from a
thousand sings.
The wind whis-
tied and rumbled
while he stood
quiet, not daring
to move until the
darkness less
ened. Thus FIVE
minutes went by,
and then he slow
ly, carefully CROP
ed to the little
| a d d er b u i | t
against the side
of the nearest
stall, down that
and then to the
door to look out.
OF t b e g r G a t
S t "a w s t a C K
which had been
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14

tinctneSS. Then
he saw her. Over
in the next field
very n ear the
center stood a
solitary elm, the
lowest branch at
least ten f e e t
above his head.
On that she was
perched. her pink
dress clinging to
her figure IN long,
dripping folds
There wasn't a
bit of dignity or
cloud effect about
her. A great glad
ness surged up
a n d t rou g b
him at the sight,
and he leaped the
fence, Fastening
tnuar6 fhn fr0o
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14

will make all the difference in the
world. Those trees are ours. They
shall not he cut down, Until you are
willing to say that they are ours and
not yours l will never speak to you
again-that is, in the way you have
asked me to-"
''See here. little girl interposed her
father, turning her face upward with
his hand; Il have told you that this is
my quarrel | don't want you young
folks to mix in. Mr. HOlcolm and |
can settle it without help"
THAT doesn't make any difference"
Ehe persisted. "I'll never marry Ben
or meet him except rs a stranger until
he says that those trees IRE on our
land. He's gpt to say s" before the
lawsuit comes off. or never will"
She did not wait for an answer, but
with head high in air and a poor at
tempt at dignity viii had no exist
ence she turned and left them. They
watched until the shrubbrry hid her
from sight. and then Reame turned to
Ben, with a smile.
Il didn't think she'd take it quite so
much to heart" he said, but she's
pretty hard hit. Those trees have
been her playmates for good many
years now
eff we had only known" said Ben,
perhaps it might have been avoided.
but father is set in his way and thinks
he has a right to do as he pleases with
his own. It's making it pretty hard
! for me, though. I didn't think Winnie
would turn me down as she has"
And she'll persist. You're between
two fires now" Reame paused. glanc-
ed around and continued:
''The air is hotter than boiling oil,
and unless I'm mistaken We'll get a
| regular Northwestern before dark
There's some tools down at the ex-
press office l must get up before it
reaches here, so I'll go along to your
place with you, Ben"
They walked slowly on in the after
noon sunshine. The air was hot and
the sun beat down with a fervor
! which was almost overpowering. Away
to the west a cloud was hanging, low
black and ominous. Not a breath OF
wind was stirring, and the leaves OF
the naples hung wilted from their
stems. The birds barely skinned the
earth in their fight. and the crows
were keeping up an incessant cawing
while a peacock on the rail fence
which separated the Holcolm garden
from the barnyard was filling the all
with its diScOrdant cry.
We are to have a storm. and tina
before Reame gets home again. NUT
tered Ben after his companion hat
left him. mo matter. 1t can't be any
worse than the one we stirred III
when we chopped that maple down
! Who'd have thought it would have
brought OIL all this trouble? Who d.
those trees belong to, anyway? Ream
is honest as sunshine and wouldn'
put up such a fight if he didn't thinl
he was standing on sure ground"
He stopped at the fence and lookeC
at the sky. The cloud in the ives
was no nearer, the air was sitting
while a muftied grumbling kept sound
Ing away off where the cloud hung.
'T'll get the cattle under cover" b
said to himself. "When that clou'
gets to moving there'll be something
doing, or Pm no judge
A half hour later the COWS wer
housed. the chores we'll under way
and he was in the NOW of the bar
throwing down hay, when there cam
sound like the roar of brcakin
dam. a crash that deafened and a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14
Bow Shoots Brother In Plav

Hartford, Dec. 12.-While playing
"holdup" in their playroom Howard
Muir, IA years old, accidentally shot
his 12-year- old brother Russell The
latter is in a precarious condition.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14
Henry G. Carleton Dead

Hot Springs, Ark, Dec 12.-Hen-
ry Guy Carleton, the playwright, died
here of paralysis, aged 81 years,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14
TO HAVE
NEW CHAMPION
Perkins Resigns From Firm OF
J. P. Morgan & Co.
WANTS TO 90 PUBLIC WORK

Hopes to Extend Principles of Profit
Sharing and Other Plans Which
Offer Practical Solution of Difficult
ties Existing Between Capital and
Labor-interesIed In Government
Supervision Over Corporate Affairs
New York. Dec. 11.-George w.
Perkins announced his retirement from
the firm of J. P Morgan & Co. to de-
vote his time to extending the princi
pies Of roft-sharing and other plans
for solving the conflict between capt.
tai and labor. The announcement.
given out yesterday afternoon after
the close of business, follows:
"On Jan. l | viii have been with
the firm Of ]. P. Morgan & Co. ten
| years, and engaged in business actfv-
/ tiles over thirty years. | am with
drawing to devote more time to COR
poration work and work of public ma
ture in which am deeply interested.
In continuing my relations with the
! industrial and other business organi-
cations with which l am connected,
I hope to find further opportunities
for extending the principles of profit
! sharing and other benefit plans,
which, experience has shown, offer
| practical solution OF some of the diff
f1culties existing between capital and
| labor.
AT Columbia university, two years
ago, and at Harvard university last
spring, l spoke of the Importance Of
solving the new problems at present
facing the country and which have fol-
lowed the organization of the great
cooperative combinations of capital,
and it is my hope that the experience
l have had may enable me to con-
tribute something toward the adjust
ment of those matters, which seem to
me to be Of the largest consequence
to the country"
In recent years Perkins has repre-
scented the firm in the great Industrial
organizations in which it is interest
ed and the formal announcement Of
the firm indicates that his relations
to those concerns will continue. In
public addresses he has taken an ad-
vanced view of the relations of gov
eminent to business and is deeply in :
terested in government supervision
over corporate affairs
He was the originator OF the profit
sharing plan of the United States Steel
corporation and International Har-
vester company. and desires further
to adapt those methods to other or
CARNATIONS.
Before he entered J. P Morgan &
Co, Perkins was vice president and
general manager of the New York Life
Insurance company.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-14
Great Flight by Willard

Los Angeles, CAL, Dec. r.
Plotting his fragile biplane through the
tog and smoke laden atmosphere of a
freak winter day, Charles F. Willard
circled over Los Angeles, sped to
Pasadena and then returned-a total
distance of forty-seven miles-without
a stop or mishap of any sort.
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p~apirpriien.

Den amerifanife 8oniltI | Guebec
benpgter | en- ~ofiiciel Rapport til
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naoa erifterer nogen iaaoan Wangel
poa Srpnasieoeb, at Den berettiger
Observation-Disclosures | De Sor. Stater
til at forbsie Briieu paa Srpfpapir.
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ming, at Sorbubet moo llbierieIeu al
Sr9mosieoeo fra Rropiniens aron.
lamb life pil mebfsre noeen utilitrGf.
feIig Silfsriel / Sremtiben Of benne
Bare. San flyer, at ben forboauSenp9
renbe 9~eboIOning % De S~oripninger,
iom fremtibia fan erboIoes fra pri.
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Itr9ffelig til at msoe giteripergie.
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tpber pao, at gfteripsraielen fra De
Sor. Stater life bar bpret ion inn.
oerlig brGn6enoe. Der finbes. oplp.
Ter aoniulen, Suiinoer al CORDS meS
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ct gresieteIeernm fra annifton,
alabama, meGoer, at De Sor. Sta.
tiers Observation-Disclosures, Tom for
uogIe Idge iioeu orog no poa cit
lpngere expedition, ben 22oe os. bar
penbt sIbose oib. Grpeoitionen bnp.
DC uGret meget peIpffet, ioet &c. bI.
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"Wtoouibine" 9rpnoerier. iom bar
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Oct mcrfeIigite / 6orbiuoeIie me0
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0aa ltoaifterue til 3nitihttionerncS
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meo ReSoeIeIie ON. of Subbpoelier.
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Rhooe ISLANDS bert.

Staten Rbobe SSInro - "Sittle
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fra Geniusbureaiiet nogisr Statens
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26.6 Yrocent iammenIignet meb Stu.
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%bpggerantaI er ioaIebeS iteget 27.S
Brocent, neniIig fra 1857 I 1900
til 224,326 mn iodr; Goiutucfets err
iteset fra 39,23t til 81 $40, 8oou.
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tiaeriiterne 8. z. gininep, G. %.
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SulBbereer.
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pani.
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| Smegneu al 8innipea.
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Rat IA Somme gorb, % Rebbsren
'ipnes at bape p1ret aanife aIminoe.
Zig oper Den Gel at Staten. Iesnet
bar uaret til flor SorbeI for Star os
for Speoe % andre a~orniorter, iom
par iaaet lent.
s Spbminneiotn bar ser iioite
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Sanoets Banter.

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ifuosionbet til S644,s57,4s2, Den
ubeIte Sortieneite til $216, 542, 1875.
geIsbet al uoeitaaenbe RntionoIbonf.
iebler til $675,632 900 os De inoipi.
Sueue SnoFhio til $5,2s7.216,912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26

bob. Gsrer bIeo ilaaet inS % Be Ter
9eteftiper faiteoe no pda @aoeu o.
iIbe mebfarne. 9ereiter onerebes
Sogerpeoienterts acntor % Se oerpG.
renbe 6irnftion9rer taitebe poa %.
rer. timber Sptsierue bIeo inn Der.
Toner foGiteoe. oog insen Iipsinrliat.
Streiferne ieIo tos ingeu Gel | Sp-
tsierre.
Smiolcrtio er Streifen blanbt ga.
ib-SrGrmGuoere paa oen fanaot.
tie Chiffon al 8rano Srunf. 9auen
afiluttet meS Isibnatstio / 0at, %
@%oostrafifeu eienoptoses ioas mel.
lem Ringara Sails, Ont, os ginb.
Tor, Ont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
uofcrielen.

Dc oigtiaite uoierieIsnrtifIer / ri.
lfaIaaret. Tom euote Den 30te SUM,
bar 9omulo. aobber, 2psoIier, Spe.
De. gGroien al 9omtlosuoisrieler
bor $40. 000,0 900, al GobberuSfsrie.
len S3,5O0.000, al 2psoIier St62. /.
100000 og af Spe6e S47, 600, 900.
gf andre pigtige libierielsortifIer
fan nepnes Speoemel. SmIlt, 5obaf.
3rRlait. SfoIGoer, Rois, a1il %
Smmlrningsolier.
Ger bar en- marterei Silbagegane
/ lloierielen Of n9iten oaeilogs ga.
tlrprooufter. iommenliguet meo fore.
eaaenbe adr. bporimoo uoisrielen al
pisie Sobrifoarer por itsrre emo pao
Here Mar.
Zen itGrfeite sil6aaegaus siGloer
for Rois, Soeoe, Speoemel os aiso.
iSet g9rSien al SpeoeuSfsrielen er
ialSt ira St61. 600. 900 R~eforSaarct
1902 iii S47. 100000 1910. 9Iais
ira $50. 0O0,0 900 / 1900 til s25,50o..
900, SoeoemeI fra $75,0O0.000 |
1898 til SAC, 800, 600. snuiIt ira
S60.000.000 / 1906 til $40, 600.
600. Bacon ira SAG. 900 | 1898
til Sts.5O0.000, feritt Orefiso ira
$50. 000. 900 / 1901 til S7.750.000
% apas fra $42, O0o,o0o / 1904 til
Sf2. 000. 600.