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The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03
W. 3. TOWNSEND WINS SECOND
MURDER TRIAL AFTER EIGHT
DAYS OF HARD BATTLE.

George H. Smith, accused of MUIR
dering his wife, Lue Belle Smith Aug.
25th, is now free man, enjoying his
freedom like any other man to-day.
His liberty having been brought about
through his attorneys, w. B. Town
send and Horace G. Benson.
On the night of the 25th of August
after George Smith, then pullman
porter, returned home at 20S York
street, happened a tragedy which the
public has been discussing ever since
as 20 the guilt or innocence of her
husband who happened to be in the
house when the shot was fired. Smith
maintained his innocence to the last
and won from the judge commenda-
tory remarks when he was set free.
Futile attempts were made by the
prosecution to connect him with other
women and to show quarrels, but to
no avail
w. B. Townsend, defendants attor-
ney, secured the services of the gun
smith and through his vigilant eye the
powder burnt blanket and comfort
were discovered on the bed several
days after the tragedy. Mr.. Town
send has the credit of winning two
murder cases within six months, that
of Mrs. Emma Jett and of George
Smith. After fighting the defense for
eight days and failing to prove beyond
reasonable doubt the Corpus
deficit" and knowing what was COM
ing, the district attorney threw up his
hands. Too much credit cannot be
given Mr.. Townsend for his valiant,
successful fight and Denver feels
proud of him and the confidence which
his people have in him.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services for Sunday, Dec. 4th.


9;45 a. n.-Sunday school.
II a. m.-Covenant meeting.
6:30 p. m.-B. Y. p. u. Subject:
The Worth While Life, Prov. 10: II;
1929 (Consecration meeting). The
pastor will lead the meeting. Our
revival will begin Sunday night.
On December 4th you are especially
invited if you are a Christian. If you
are a sinner, with or without desire
to be saved just now. If you are
weak in the faith. If you are back
slider. If you are doubtful of your re-
ligion. If you have son or daughter,
mother or father, husband or wife,
friend or neighbor whom you desire
of your religion. If you have son or
daughter, mother or father, husband
or wife, friend or neighbor whom you
desire to be saved. bring them to
this meeting. If you have any power
with God through prayer or song, at
tend this meeting. Conducted by Rev.
L. B. Banks, evangelist, 2716 Larimer
street. Rev. A. E. Reynolds, pastor.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

The "Blues" of Central Baptist
Church are arranging for fair begin
ming Dec. 18th to 23rd, 1910. This Is
the initial effort to raise $4,000 Central
must have by early spring to begin
the construction of new house Oh
worship, which, when completed, prom
ises to surpass anything in the
entire West. Dinner will be served at
the church each day from 1880 a. m.
to- 1880 D. m. The booths will be full
of good things suitable for Christmas
gifts and many valuable prizes will be
distributed. Interesting and entertain
ing programmes each evening. Mrs
Mcwilliams, manager the Blues. DR..
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03
LADIES' DAY
PROGRAM SUNDAY, DEC. 4th.
Y. M. C. B., Central Baptist Church.
S. Coleridge Taylor Study Club.

Hymn-All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name .... Club and Congregation.
Prayer.
Chorus (a)-Sabbath Eve. OBJ In
the Cross of Christ | Glory, Kratz
..... Club
Solo-Selected Mrs. Marie Gasken
Select Reading, "A Sabbath Scene
........ ... Mrs. Mable Fallings
Trio. Jesus, Lover of My Soul"
Parker, Miss Ida Cox, Madames
Esther Rice and l. Fife.
Solo-Selected. Mrs. Lillian Jones.
Paper .............. Mrs. irene rlle
Chorus-"Lift Thine Eyes, from
EllJan ...,........''''' Si"D
Miss Ida Cox, President.
Miss Rhoda Anderson, accompanist.
Mrs. NJ. E. Dishman, directories.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

A Masque Party will be given by
the Woman's Guild of the Church OF
the Redeemer, Thursday evening, De-
cember is, 1910, at Dania Hall, 9th
and Arapahoe streets. Good music.
Admission 25c. Prizes will be given
to the one having the prettiest
masque and to the one having the
most comicaI one.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Thomas Taylor, one of our old and
worthy citizens, has been making
some improvements on his property on
Elati street, which adds very much to
it's value. Mr.. Taylor and wife expect
to leave in few weeks for Los An
geles, Cal, to reside permanently
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Robert Cooper, alias William Jones,
was arrested last Monday night and
will be taken back to Lexington, KY,
to stand trial for the murder of Will
lam Lee. Cooper admits having shot
Lee, claiming Lee made improper sug-
gestions to his wife.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Spencer Bell, brother of Mrs. VIM.
Brasher of 1923 e. 30th ave-, died at
his home, Ft. Smith, Arkansas, Sun
day evening His mother, Mrs. Mozel
Bell, arrived in FIT. Smith last Satur-
day from Denver.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Mrs. ]. D. d. Rivers received a tele-
gram from Chaplain G. w. Priolean,
of the 9th Cavalary, stationed at FIT.
Russell, Wyo., stating that his wire
presented him with fine baby girl
Wednesday, November 30th. Both
mother and child are doing well.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Rev. Peter R. Fossett and Miss Lena
Steward were married Tuesday after
noon by Rev. d. E. Over of Zion Bap-
tist Church. A few intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony at the home
of the bride.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Miss Belle Bradley. the popular mod
iste so long a resident of Denver, was
in the city last week enroute from Ala
mosa for Cincinnati, where she will
visit her mother and many friends.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Rice Lodge of Elks will hold their
sixth annual eulogistic and thanksgiv-
ing sermon Sunday evening at 8
o'clock at Zion Baptist Church. The
public is cordially invited.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03
ODD FELLOWS SMOKER.

Arapahoe Lodge, G. U. o. of o. F.
entertained at a smoker at their hall,
1882 Arapahoe street, last Wednesday
evening in honor of their twenty-thirl
anniversary. All report good time.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

WANTED-A copy of Dunbars
complete works in one volume. Ap-
ply at Colorado Statesmans office,
room 25, 1924 Curtis.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03
A. e. Edwards. pastor.

A. e. Edwards. pastor.
NEW ENGLAND DINNER.
If you eat dinned Dec. goth at Cen
trail Baptist Church you will eat the
best dinner for 20 cents you ever ate
in your life.
From 1880 a. m. to 1920 p. m. c..
b. Hill is the cook and director.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Mrs. L. B. Banks, the artist, made
flying trip to Pueblo and Colorado
Springs Tuesday. She returned home
Thursday.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

S. w. Robinson of 800 Grant ave,
chauffeur fol Mr.. d. H. Moffat, presi-
dent of the First National Bank, is
very ill with stomach trouble and
rheumatism.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Mrs. j. C. Leatherman of 1856 Ire
mont Place, who has been very Ill II
slowly improving.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Mrs. Jennie Palmer, very popular
down with rheumatism.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

The Five Minutes Shoe Shining Par
Ior and Hat Cleaning. The only place
In the West for an ideal shine. Mr..
Rease, Prop, 1874 Arapahoe Street,
Denver, Colo.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Three-room furnished house for rem
cheap at 1911 Lafayette street. Cal
1856 fremont street.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

John II. Watkins, one of our poular
post-office clerks, is suffering from
tonsilitis.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Three large, unfurnished rooms witt
bath; for rent; owl car; 1916 E. 35tl
ave. Mrs. c. A. Astwood.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Two nicely modern furnished or un-
Hooper, 25O7 Lafayette street.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

For Rent-Nicely modern furnished
room for man and wife at S34 fox
street.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Mrs. d. Day left Wednesday fol
San Antonio, Texas, to visit relatives
and friends.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

FOR SALE-A large picture of Pau
Laurence Dunbar Enquire at thi
office.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Clyde Malone and Miss Ezetta Col
ley were married in Lincoln, Neb.,
last Monday. They will reside in
Denver.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

Rufus Bolden is sick with pneu'
monia at the County Hospital.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-03

John Rhodes has gone to Topeka on
q visit to his parents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

8slgenoe 0eooelelier, iom ifpl'
oes 8eoels 5amilie / ct. Solepb,
fortiener ~oiittof at tilfeies.
Sleatens ~oprinoeliae Raon er
Glauien. gn Glouiei, oiitnof ST.
8eOeIs 5arfaoer, agteoe Ell aoin.
De al 0apnet 8eoel, iom ban iao
mitog.
s i'm llnaoom ifal 5. 6. 8e0el
bope aoact poa Sore afooemi og
Iigeleoes oiitnof en- 9i0 poa Uni.
periitetet. San par meget lprenem
% leite i'm gGior meo emit o8 Sper,
oo ban par 8 aor gammel. Ser |
2nn0et bnooe ban ingen 2eiligbeo
til at inn nogen ipregen lt00annel.
ie, men pripot Itiioereoe % lRite
bar flitti9t. Serlig interesiereoe ban
Tia for Siitorie. Sans 8atter Cot
tie. Der er 2nrerinoe | ct. Soiepb,
bar fortoft, at 8eoel pleieoe at no.
Iperqe line gsrrJ naor De fom biem
fra Sfole, % itor bar oeres @I9oe,
naor ban iortalte Dem Tr9f Of De
forifelliaite 2onoes Siitorie.
@eoel par, ii9r til at begpnoe meo,
life nogen opetig GARNER. San boo'
be en- Itor 5arm. bpor 8 Wano ar.
beioeoe FOR hom; men ban lo0 Sol.
fene ronoc Jig ielo for meget. Gene
re bIeo oct beore.
San leueoe meget regelmpSlia,
Itoo op tiolig ON Morgenen til be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
Soren &irfegaaros Papirer,

Ssren airfegaaro er ben ban.
ife 8iIoiof par erceIlence, 6iIoio-
fen, bpis Plano life bar bpnmet al
9egrpnsningens eller SnGoeripnets
Sfronfe, men bar Iaa oiotifuenoe
og oltomfntten6e iom bel mart in.
gen oonif 5iloiofs, % bpis 9etpo.
ming 0erfor life bar be9r9nlet til
ct enfelt Slp9tle0, men oarer oeo
ira Slegt til Slp9t, oSppo, ipin.
Eel % ioag, n9iten / enboer Sen-
ieenoe legemli9 npgtet 9etingeli erne
for at funne geIoe for ct belt Men.
neife, iammelignet me0 onOre, tung.
iinoig, %iiGleipg" bar Der, for at ban
life ifatloe oere 9onife oGr9eles
: iom ban ielp flyer - eioet bam
eet: Ell eminent alogifob. Og oenne
alogifab bleo life p%onrsgtet, men
tit 2op at iptte De rigeIte % Ifsn.
neite 5rugter; man mac npre taf-
nemmelig ober, at bans llngoomS.
tanfe Liza burtigt iom muligt at
uotemme set oigteriife = oe Iaa
no pno en- 2nnosbppr9 life
ifete 5pI0eit.
De fleite og melt fenote al
9irfeganros litterere B~rooiftioner
finoeS | bans itore, aanosfnlote og
tanferiae g9rfer al relieiss, flo.
iofiif euer 9itetetiif art, Der for
iao aar iioen al Brofesiorerne 81.
9. 0radmann og S. 8. Seiberg og
Operbibliotefnr $. 8. 2onge bleo
uogipet / en- lamlet, eennemiet llo-
gooen paa IA gino. Men foruoen
0isie 8prfer efterloo airfegnaro zig
mango 3ogbo9snotitier og ANDRE
Optegnelier iom tioligere oelpis
bar pGret iamlet oe uogipet al $.
g. 9orfob, men mn ponnp er bic
ben giort til @enitano for Ell iDite-
matiif og om6pgeelis Geoiiion al
g. 81. Seiberg % 9. aubr, Ser pnn
@p~lbenbalife 8oebnnoel, Ioroiif
5orlog bar u0ienot ferlte 9inb al
0Seren Safeguards Bopirer". Bin.
oct omfatter Optegnelier ira ling.
oomsaarene (fra 1881 til 81. So.
mar 1880 og fremtrpoer meo en-
ooerifitelig og let til9rngelig Stof-
oronillg, Der mere er boieret poa
0et ioglige emo pan oct fronologi.
lie, nOen at aronologien BOG lioer
oerunoer. 5or SoeriiotenS Sfplo er
Sno6ol0et oelt | ire Sopeogrnpper
Ell Grippe meo aarafteren al Dag
boaSopteanclier Qiae fra Iosreonc
9otaer OF ll0ruab til iommenbrn-
aen0e MISUNDERSTANDING
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

oonIfe Trone, @rnnoen til oct Iles-
pig.bolItenIf Sprer | 1913.
0efroIogen tiger, at oen elore
0eoel bar nenig n1e0 aongen | 0en-
ne Sag. aItIoo bar ban Slesoig4SoI.
Itener, o. piitnof bar @rnn0en til
bans Notwithstanding Den, at
ban bar oeret 0eltager | n9pnte
0prgr. 9t ban TOM til amerifa
fgrIt | Salotreoierne, oiloe Itemme
9oot meo oenne antogelie. Smioler-
ito finoes Roonet 8eoel life poo
Bitten ober De Berioner | Slesnig.
9oliten, iom incomes | oen oanife
Hegerin9s 9efret af 30. Marts
1862. = Oct opre MI 6ermeo JON
oct oil.
Raonet glouien @eoel bar ie9
fun ilinoet ct eneite Steo fer, nem-
Zig i'g0aaif 6iografiif 9efiifon"
2. gino, Sioe 252-53, boor ser
forteaes felgenoe ON Steen anoer.
fen Billie, Der par oonif @eianot |
4merifa ira 1880 til 1851: Timber
ben 0anife Hegerings ari9 MOO BET
Observation-Disclosures Oprbr og oct tpife
6orbuno 1918 ie9te Billie at ifoffe
Roroamerifmerne en- FORFEIT, meo
Siitorien oirfeli9 itemmenoe Opfat.
telie at 5ertligoemmet Slesnigs
Itotsretsli0e Stilling. San ooeriotte
| oct 9iemeO ieIo pna gn9elif ct
al Slesoigeren 6lousien 8eoel for.
fattet Sfriit / uMotipierte Gnticbeio.
ING 0es Streits fiber Hationalitdt,
Stoatsrecbt uno StoatsIuccesiion in
Sdlesmig mo 5olitein", boori Der
fertes 9epis for oen oonife Ge9e.
rings Het til at betrogte Sle8ojg
lom ell Del az 8anmarfs Hige."
Get les 6eraf, baooe at Naonet
~ifrioes life Gfou N, men
Claus e II, % at set er ilesoigif.
Men BET ies tiaiae, at oen Glonsien
@e0el, iom er nnont al 9ille ooer-
iatte Sfrifts 8orfatter, life oar
flesoia-bolftenif iinoet. 9erfor fun
De ban imiolertio goot pore al iam-
me 5amilie iom 5r. 6. @eoeG / ct.
Soiepb. ut oenne ifreu Iaunet
@eo0Ie er piitnof ifet for at be.
bare oen oonife notoIe, ioo 9oot
iom mlIigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

en- @ruppe fnbttet til l1oorbeioefien
af 5orfatterifob of en- eler anoen
art Qige fra Smoaafbonolinger og
Inisnrtifler til fore 8prfer) : en-
@rnppe fnbttet til Stltoium og 2Ps-
ming Qige fra oforiitiife Smanop-
te9nelier til 6ele aoQegier og blot
I6ftige grcepter). Sn0en for 0isie
@rupper er Der after gennemfgrt en-
Sonoring meaem: g6eolo9ica, Bbi-
loiofico og 9@stbetica. u0gioer
or6eioet, Der oil ltr9ffe fig ober en-
R9ffe 9in0, tiIii9ter at 9ioe ct 81
rem 4irfegonro.0 iplomntorium, ON.
fotten0e bells alt, bbao Der | offentlig
e1er pribat Gle efSiIterer eller poo-
biielig bar efsiiteret at litter9re 81.
rem Girfegonro -Wanuifripter bells
aft, 6na6 Der / offentlig eaer pribat
Sic efsilterer al 0ofnmenter og 4ft-
Itnffer be0rgren0e airfegooro, bans
5ornl0re og 5orfpore, og man mna
enife oe TO l1o9ipere 5el6 meo gr-
6eioet. 3bi for olle De mango, Ser for
Ilnor enifer at f%orItaa ben tore
Spnfer o9 trpnge til 9nnos | bans
Sfrifter, oil oct core of iloliroerlig
getDoning, ioet hanS geniale Qaf0
tot fanr fine flareite, melt rammen-
Be og fonciIe llotrDf / DC lsSrepne
o. ipre0te Opteanelier. Der ifpl0er
en- eie6liffeli9 Stemning % Sn0IfD.
belle eIler 9esningen al en- BOG
oeres Sprinoelie, og iom gioer ct
ppperligt ia, nunoo9rli9t 9i0rag
til 5oritaaelie of bans eien6omme-
li9e iommeniatte % i%torIa0ne aa.
rafter. Nan penter fig me9et al
oiSie Sgren Safeguards litter9re
Gfterlaoenifaber, bois fsrite 9ino
meo fin %iDitentotiife 0rOen og ONT
.6pgaelige ltoarbeioelie tiener uogi.
oerne til itor Hos, og man maa
bnnbe, at De f6lgenoe innrlig maa
fomme efter. (Spa. 9oIt.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

Donnelie og uieopanli8 erfarin9,
par ban me9et tilbo9ebol0en0e %
toIte alorig meo fremmeoe OIL lit
2iu. Seller fife meo i'm 5amilie tai.
te ban meget ON lit ti0ligere 2iD
fnotil fort fgr i'm De0, oa ban for
tolte i'm belle 2ips6iitorie til i'm
nIoite 5en, Or. SarrD 8e00le FER
Of gDen. glan0t o11oet ontolte ban
i'm 6ooers gienoom, Der fonfiitere.
bes Al Hegerfneen, Oa ben plore
@e0ole lon0sforbiites. = Der er M
giort Sfriot til at foa nnpnte @iefl-
bonn tilboge til 5amilien. 5amilie1
beItaor al bans @nfe % 7 9ern:
Or. 8. 8eoole, Dentiit i ct. so.
Iepb, 8oloemor 0eo0le, golt6etient
peo Sernbanen. 9eter %. 8eoole,
5re0erief 8eoole ir. iamt Detre.
ne Qottie, Glen % ReIlie Ne0Ole.
Den af0eoe bar EN- of De fgrite
Meolemmer af ben fsrite eonngeliit-
lutberife Menigbe6 / ct. Soiepb, peo
bDis Organization ban blep oalgt
til 9Glbite.
gegrooelien oil foregoa ira Siem.
met i Morgen al. 8. 2igpreoifen
boloes al Or. so. 3. 8rorea, Me.
niabeoens 9reit.
SorofGiteIien oil finOe 5teo paa
0el acknowledgement ell balO Wil
Sp0 for Siemmet.
Sermeo enoer 9eretnin9en | o0oi.
Ip Retps".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
81 popnlGre Boyer
Of =
anor. Sdons Surla8
til meget.
Rebate Briier.

Gters, Wecrg,
9omo Gum, Gomaa. 342 Sioer.
SIR $3.50, MI $f.00.
Gleopntrn, 9iit., Homm. 594 81.
Der. 5er $3.50, MI $1.20.
Wjellernp, aarI:
9rprbilo, gn Srageoie. 262 ST.
Der. 3er $40, M Zoe.
On arfaoiit 2eeenoe. t60 Sioer.
SCR $3.50, M Coo.
8octbe:
Glapigo, st SereeipiI. SO Sioer.
6er 30c., MI 15c.
Senien, Jriis:
2anosbpens 9srn. Gre gernefor.
t2llinger, ST.. so Sioer. 5er 40c.
mn 15e.
&of, Wartin,
Sc5.ssSesrcGs Snga. ct digit |
81 Sange, meo B>rtr9t af Gen.
9. 159 Sioer. SCR 90c., M 30c.
2%pjtnant G~arlsberss Gpentbr | Af.
rita. gn moeerne Wunhbnniia0e,
meo 5S 81. 95 Sioer. Stort 8oo.
Ser Coo, MI 20c.
Wantbner s.:
Socrates og Tantippe. Silt. Ho.
man. 20s Sioer. 5sr $t.00, nh
40 cents.
Niacr, u. 2. Zriteb;
Den friiteliee Mpitif. 1913 Sioer.
fSsr 60c., III Zoe.
Yal. Mpller, Sob.:
SoDaer ira oct ooglige Gin, meo
Seeninger al Senningien og ao.
bea. 40 Sioer. aparto. 8sr $3.50
nu 60e.
Genter, Srit5:
Sans 0nrcbInntigbeo, 5ort9ning,
303 Sioer. 5er $f.30, M Coo.
GmaabiItorier. Sporoan ieg fit
mig en- Some. o. a. So S.ber. 5er
40c., MI 20c.
IDb6crg, @istor:
Homerife Saen ON Ipoitlene
Baulus 90 Betrus. 104 Sioer.
SIR Soc, MI 40c.
ellie 8igsos S%uleepentpr. 36 ST.
Der. SIR 30c., MI 15c.
Seirsiprroet. Operiiet oper De
gothic Soils mptoloeiife gpos.
Ssr $t.4O, MI 50c.
Sebrcp, Gbriitian:
0eo 2iaebplt og oeb 9reiunb.
3ortGIling. Scr 1920, nh 500.
Saniib Qntb. Tnbi. 2unie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

TENT Si6, lioeiom ban GIT til 9o
til beitemt Sio. San tog lin lille
Cur bauoe 5ormiooag og gftermio-
bag On beitemt 9io ON Da9en
brugte ban til 29sning, @f8eriits
oio.
san par Meolem of 5rimurerlo.
gen.
E, 9oa0e uoe og biemnle par ban
fun lioet talenoe. Son npgteoe at
to9e moo goIo til noeet @mbeOe
baa0e / Meniobeoen oo 2ooen.
San bar Ell ItoOig airfe99nger o9
me8et opmerfiom 2iIberer. Sans
iioIte grpit. Or. 3rorea, bar gioet
6nm BET gionesbpro, at ban par ME.
get oanifeli9 at bGioe fortroIig meo;
men Den, Der ri9tig lerte bam at
fenoe, flln0e fun Gre % elife BAN.
San bar eli GOD Snsfa0er og 5a-
milien er uelitoaenoe.
Mrs. 8eoel, bois BigennOn er
Morie @briitine Hielien. er fgot /
Gbriitionia Stiff / Iorge / 1881.
Sun tom til amerifa meo lime 5or.
pl0re / 1913, ga De efter en- beiDpr.
Zig 2eiie poa 3 Monne0er lon0eoe
| 0en Orleans. aaret efter tom De
til Ct. Soiepb, NO, bpor De boiatte
JIG. Mrs 8e0el erin0rer iaa pei Den
9io, oa ct. Soiepb, Der MI er ell
$50 pna ooer 100000 Sno6pggere,
fun beitoo af nogle 9onife fao SUI
lie.
Sorrp @eo0Ie er life, JON ,8ai.
lD 9eus" tiger, ben ef0ite Spn.
San er oerimoo Sen pnoite al oae
9ernene 4. 1870. Gen 9l0ite al
Dem ale er 5reOericf 8eooIe e.
1862 Der er 5nrmer.
Seq ifal M fremfomme me0 nogle
9emprfninger til a%nfsrte Refrolog.
MllIigbis oil Ell Del al ben anferte
interesionte Siitorie fomme til at ie
life iaa liot o~noerleoes no, men oct
foar iaa n9re.
Gen, Der bar isrt Benren / o0nilD
Rens", bar ianmenblanoet biitori.
ife 6afta, life blot for Danmorfs,
men ogioa for 9merifas geofom.
menoe.
Com gfsempel paa oct iioite ifal
jeg bem9rfe, at General George
armitrong Gutter life falot I @oun.
tain Neaoolp Wnsincren, Iom Ne.
f~rolo8en ii9er, men oerimoo beo Git.
tie 9ig 6orn Hioer, Wontano, I
1876. Monntain Nenoom Wnsiacren
oerimoo fnnot Steo / 1857 | lttob,
oa ct Selifob at 36 gmigraliter paa
Bel til California bleo mproet at
Snoianere, opbioiet BERTH al DIOR.
monen Gee.
Mfen enonn meget onrre er oct,
at 5orfntteren al Refrolo9en tiger
ON aon9 6reoerif 8. Spoenoe, at
ban par i1oe for at before 5olfets
8ribeol Rel ben gnor iffel 0esu6en
bar 10 Gbriitim 8. s.. aonge, oo ST.
6. 8eoel par Is glnr %gnnpn1el, og
life 5reb. 3. 7. Get er fart nof, al
0efrologen 8aar ITO ira, at Gbriitinn
B. 8. bar ell Sen al 5reoerif D. Z.
ielp ON bette life li9eirem Iiges.-
Sopoe ban opret oct, ioo oct mao.
tie onoerleoeS no / 9nnmurf END
bet M gsr.
6r. 6. @eoeI og ben ienere Song
Gbriitian b. 8. ifol baue opret &c.
gefommerater. Oct tror iea life, oo
oct al eooe @runoe. Gbriitian 8. 8.
bar feot ben 8. april 1918 paa
@ottorp Slot, ST, 6. @eoel / 1929.
Men Oren9e, pna boiS 9loer Der
er II 9ors 5orifel, plejer life at
o9re 2egefammernter.
Dog fam ieo life tGnfe mig, at
ct iaooant 3rpf / en- 5amilietraoi-
ton iom bet, at 5amiliefaoeren bar
peret en- ienere aotiges 2eaefam-
merat. fan bore al0eles uoen @runo
/ girfligbeoen. Soeen er NOT Oen,
at 5reoerif Glaiiien @eoel oiitnof
or fg0t / Slespio. piitnof 9nen
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Papa Not Trying Perform Like the Royal Bengal Hyena In
EDWIN !. DRAPER DEAD
Former Resident Of This Vicinity
Died in DanVille, ~.

Many OF the older residents of
North Bennington and SALISBURY
will remember Edwin j. Draper, who
grew to young manhood in those viii
lagos. He was born in Illinois in
1888, and brought to Vermont when
a babe by his father. Jonathan ORA
per, Jr
He attended the North Bennington
Academy and later worked for a time
at square making, but went back TO
Danville, ILL.,, two or three years be
fore the war broke out In 1862 he
enlisted in the 125th Illinois regi-
ment and rived to the end Of the
war, being in the battles around At
lanta, Chickamauga, Chattanooga,
and with Sherman on the march to
the sea. The regiment was among
those that were decimated in the mis-
taken assault upon Kenesaw Noun
tain, losing its Colonel (Harmon) ano
large proportion of its officers and
men. On being discharged with
what was left of the regiment at the
close of the war. Mr. Draper return
ed to Danville and engaged in vari
Gus branches of business at which
he made competence.
Though never holding public office
he became one of the most useful and
resp cted citizens of Danyille. Fol
more than 40 years he was one OF the
governing body of Kimber NJ. f.
church, was its treasurer II years
and superintendent of its Sunday
school IA years. In all those years
he did not miss an important meeting
of the church officers. What he pro
fessed. he acted; the writer who
knew him nearly all his life, never
knew a cross word or look to come
from him, and this, with many other
kindly traits, endeared him to all
He never fully recovered from the
hardships and exposure incident tC
his three years in the army they
with the usual struggles of life. sap
ped his strength until, on February
4, he passed painlessly away. He
leaves a widow, one granddaughter
and two grandsOns.