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In Defence Of Connrrticut.

The spirit of seCtlonalism that flares
up in the Hous. now and then in the
ranks OF tn. Republican party il perhaps
to be attributed to the dour temper of
the Insurgents They are cOmhativ.
lot. bnt there l. plenty OF ginger left
among tho Regulars "" have in mind
the retort Of sturdy old EBFNELER 4
Hill. representing the Norwalk or First
district of Connecticut. TO "A fling OF an
IiisurSent chief, Henry ALLfN COOPER
or WISCONSIN, IN "A discussion III the
House about the "lalIn OF "A son of on
necticut to Az allotment of hIowa land
as sriaw man. The claimant had
gone oIr ro oklahoma for hIs health.
married into TN. tribe and a. an Indian
by adoption b" applied for a VnluabI"
tract OF Government land. An action
is now pending IN M" coIirts 10 comt.l
Secretary BSLIiNGER 80 grant the
patent. Representative" CHARLES IL
B,RKE of South Dakota. chairman Of
tn. Commute" on Indian tfFair- stated
tO IN" Hous" on Friday that h" had
l'ccn hoodwinked b. H." Connecticut
'lail'dhl Mlfii Dill 10 r'"O9nl/s he
latter = enrolment n an Indian ard max"
an allotment 10 hrm had boon passed
Mr.. ~ EAE urg"'l the repeal Oi tho sI,.-
'ial law, and blood being thicker than
water NJ HrrL ~ Conu",.ti,.'Ii ,Urgug
To W" r'lri al i'', rNll" OF ih. merits
OF tic "a~o "" al" tot competent 10
speak. bat why should -,l.L an ISSUE"
ToIs" ill.," sleeping sectional rlirIL ~
tn" In.IIrg"ul breast, Into ii.. rUutro-
vc-',v E"ir" ,"'iJri'" OnprE prui",ir,t
liTr''li ,.,Hy u'l" r'.-nru', IhIn- .Iutl!ru
IN hi. hrcI IN" II",i-" ought not Ia
stand for being imposed upon hy thu
;nrne,fnlf lnrL"" Tn" Hon IRE-
StIfHJ HUI II a.. bur = fighting man
for all that r",prt If ~" Incident
say thJt "" grew rcd ~ III" fac" "
wiz I'' .lguIl 81 m. valor of a long line
"f hardy t"I"hcan- Bclng recognized
hy il" imIr b" mad" tho chandeliers
sbaL" WITH hI- rc-enunen,
INC r"nrr"rn fron wisconsin ms rr,a his
gun arh Ned. &C., van N s.v that am
'rnrr"f"'t '.ut., r.|- .s .e,.. - q. rr.
srccsi"rs h'H.. NO ..r. .- '...r.i ,,. u, r.rr-
80 M p'oIr p. T.. 900. rr, zeal. rtrp ..a.,,
@or'hernrrs and -oI'rs -nsr, tough, III, h, ,,f.
b Cdaa ant r"r'p iuco and the we're ~ called
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
Tho Gentle Art % Can,a,.ing.

The art OF conversation ~ often cla>sa,l
among those lost accomplishments
which men believe 10 have been part Of
golden age Etr1Issan glass survives
only IN museums. but the art Of cob
v.rsation still fingers. like ".s las
tro,Is glass. in the calling Of tn" hook
agent The shrewd analyZing OF thar
act.r and ia. weighing al words to
measure their effect on human weak
lL.-s give TO "anyas-InG "a plac" high
among the occupations of the mind
4 successful subscription book hO'Is"
has Recently prepared and printed loT
tn. privat" IIsa Of its lady representa-
tIvns~ u treatise on IN" secrrts Of the
profession som" Of these secrets ar"
OF interest TO ih" victims. and 50 d"s"ry.
mention
The firm EMPLOYS AN experienced
trainer. and We NAV as we'll follow
h"r about She shall be known ~ Miss
ID COIR,Y Tn" trainer. W" az" told
takes IN" mex pcricr,rd book agent ~
pupil" 10 the home Of a lady prominent
~ "A club mrnbcr or ~ n social leader
RI" pupil having turned ~ her treat sc
20 ih" caption How 30 ask for 10" lady 4"
carries OIt th"-s' Instructions:
Sever ~ II the lsfy ~ home but Assume
thu he l. At home Tell Nr, BBpaS tha, Ms.
~, '"rErT has called. you viii ~ Ia tho mslr.
and before there - rirr for her rInS- the ,onr
son viii Nais light into the parIoE
This advIc" has been taken, u ~ SAT-.
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Last nIRh' for the first tim. work bv
a world famous composer was produced
here before being performed in any
other city. As an evidence oil the I'M
portance a. a musical rentr" to which
this town has advanced II mas b. men
toned that two more operas as yet UNI
sung are 20 b." heard later III the present
season.
This is "A curious rr,cr-al OF th" usual
condition OF AFFAIR.", and It - brought
about by III" ent"rprl>" OF lmprcsarios
and the ragerness of European COMPOSERS
and publishers 10 get all the available
American MONEY. Milan viii no, ;o-dav
cnlIGhrcn a waiting world a. IN the fat.
Of the latest op"ra bv IN" most poprilar
living composer. Rom" viii not send
The usual garbl"i accounts ri the re-.
ception OF a new work inevitable from
the variCIIs interests m, Owed IN musical
conmcrc" there" Both cities ar. await
ing the judgment of New York a. 10 tho
valu" of PrCriNI : new compost ION
=" viii Fcrlin and Dresden listen :"
the opinion " ia" experts ~ this NV
"n ESGELRERT HuMPFEDISCk' hing,
Children whcn that opera l. gwen at th,.
Metropolitan. bn'" more vill IN" car
"f Italy be strained to hear New York.
report On MAsC,GSI'S "Nsub'l" when
Nh" ImpIilsIyr composer finally dc, ,l.sS
Ia bring his completed "i"ru here
N - 81 "oIIrs. IA" wealth If New
York that makes such brilliant Incidents
p"-sibl" in our operate -"a-rn- Tn.
receipts If Tn. Girl nf tho Golden
West AZ It's first Two performances
would probably u" inpn- -,IbI" ~ any
other civ. ON" they are known
abroad ia" music publishers and the
composers Will DOUBTLESS, com. Ia IN.
Metropolitan Opera House IN such shoals
that th"r" might hr whole season II
"I"raS thar hPd never been sung hcrur.
IN ANY stag I.rkIiv Ncw Works
pleasure ~ thI' pHrfI' MAR tbs ear arr
10 IT, Distinguished ~ we'll ~ ,rprnparn-
lively frequent. Italy has sent two IT
her b"~f known '"u.Ir-.rS. and the
reprrseniIiIv" IT German inIlS.. j.
equally eminent ia" uIalilv II the"
world premiere, = - ~" boat
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.HaT .tusfs. D~nren,> PIE Eond0t f-...r
Va a.mr,' Incredible cas- Of superstition T..
- Ior'el 'rOrr Riha!. nesT Grossva ARDEN. Hun
ga, Tho place has never before ryp~ri-nc-d
an earthquake. but las Thursday = series ~ o
len -ncrS~ ~hoo, tho ncIH hborhood Sor'~ hring
- ,1~nt that the church bells rang. Inc III
"a -rJ. were greatly alarmed and consulted an
"d woman guarh Of th- place. who declared that
the shrek, the gToans of Inc d-ti. VINO
suffered cold ami hunger Thrrrupon the peas
ants threw number ~ calves and goats into n
rhasu outside The village 10 appra>r The devil I,
hunger md ,ri rr- to 'h- Bishops forest IN the
ncis hborhoo,i To provide him With warmth The
guarA and several pea ,angs hay- b--n arrested.
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breaking Ip soil with PEI. der

''f'' 'NF " ''W'lffN IHUfH'
" hH"~n lHA" long ~ tear H"rr %. r -
win ~" puUGcr ~sstrri nO~ h~iuE I-"i M H'' >
Lands. fru0n-trH lion 7 few dag 49, go me
r"."gc farm ,nowc,i hoo ttrrrughs m sr'.rI
WH> broken up Nhrthrr tn pTur"-~ '- 90 10
su"r~>-iul II stiil lp he rto.~i / g. NrgHa' mes
r.hrg" ~ IN" W"rs new bring done In :r..ri
be uscd for an orchard Nr Nnhs-t rad h'''r h"-' !
10 10 ih~ Pcrr 1ft"rn fees apart ~" ,nrt''
put int" tu"~" wr~r connected win WIG. lLfe-
rows. hhuut iw"I'c or rftrrn charge. E~-- ~rri
~ nrr tTr Inc '0Ign rdpb- ~. rrrr. "l i!H.n
h''r 10 nDl~ Lirs" u".". r.r. .U.Ir ''r,'r 'N''''
i~"' intr ihe sIr Tho ,rrInG 49, In 'fI..- -''I
'rndi'lun IN 'Ipugb buf,luUth~ r- nt,-i'rr t'r.r
iro-t bs- isit ~ .of'ni influence upon o.
~ roat- about ST. acre for the pOwdsg asa
FesSlbiy $50 or ED Tor Inc IabvE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
. Puzzled swedish Nursery Maid.

To NV EDITOR oY nv St. SIR Ilrcenuy I
80, ask e1i ny swedish nu--cry maid. apparently
well rduraird Ia her own language. Ia the usage
81 the pron0un 1t In referring 10 an infant or
child In the swedish language this choice Of
pronrun, Is permissible
Her employer recently rrpro,rd her for re-
f~rrln. ?" III. baby In her care ~ e. instead ~
~ The >sm~ DAY the dprtnr rsed In tn at
isnI 10, child instructed the nurs" la ne pariIcu
larry raresul tn keep "i',~ feet warm
Ihr foreigner was naturally puzzled by this
disparity. Wu -Om- nne srttIc Inc question
for nor ISorIHgR
SEw NDrs Dsrrmbrr
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Two Logs.

"reminiscences Of your correspondents "a
garyiiug what existed IN Old New SoTS AMI
hi~ passed AVA ar" very Interesting, bu'
IL YOU w,ll ra - ih" window al ynur orfiCc IN
IN" Frankfort street sid" ana look To- whsr"
I'll" street - torn NJ Ia repair cle"1rl" llgh'
v'rrS you will 500 two almost perfect log.
about five feet lon: and one foot through.
having good sized hole "f about 'hrrs
inches running lcng'hwI-'. living upon The
Sidewalk
In. Superinl "n1"ur ~t}- that tho are
part of an ancient water system. winch !
might h"li"Nr 4 "nuld II" told h"W mo
things N"r" loiu"d together wIthru- causing
too mich waste they are part 81 N" 'rt-
tcTial "NnaNal"' T." got ~ IN" conduit
NV lOHH December - " ~
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three Great Danish siAa.
. I'M No L.n.I11 ~ tonLL-.

7 FUTI Nv T|ITTDT ? fONIFTT
Tho Danish ,O,crnnrn' rrrrnty found u
necessary ~ grant head. ~ fsusIiir, IN" pr, eg-
NJ changing uteiT nan - N thry feet 40 di>posed
i,hout mourning any Legal cost. This /, =
r-cr- ar pierc NJ Legislation for The poprla lion
NJ Ten mark !, divided into Shrs~ great rians the
IiansSn-. th~ r~trt-"n~ ami the Sv~rrns~nS In
on- tpv n Of - Hs Inhabitants over four rithS
hDr- IN" or the other ~ ihc,~ names Many Of
th~-r EaNr taken advantage Of Inc nrw "a. and
a ,.t!r,D,' more distinctive ftarnc-
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Wireless Elerttone-ging


~" nr tONdp0 iGSoTlr'T
Tho ret rirriion snpaign IN he fought ny
y ir"lr~> 'ri"Tf"phN J. taking I'Lsrr 81 Newcastle
und'r ijr~ where captain E~-ui = GrDaan me
Nriran explore. J. opposing Josiah Wr'vV oot
,spLiIn GrOgan mai ius, .iarIri on MS Way
hor~ ft.Du 'a.t Nri-a Nhen ne di.soIutlon va
ann1'i'r'i Lvrr .in"" ihrn r" hFs be-n ending
dsilJ rnsrro1igrams IN nj -uppOrf~VS. and fhe-~
are p-,~tsd up In ihc constituency titer rrarhln
England mr. viii have about three day, In WnIcr Il,
v orb before polling dav.
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West Tw rH,, -aintb street.

y" IUT IDrr"E - I'm So ~
to day - So INNIII -p"ak- "f Ir.r0G no
twenty rui,th street near sixth af"rU' In
-Sn Wont INNIIl give ~ - bret $50
-'fipit"n "I ~" character "G IN" nrig '..-
h""i .'- %" .uru - ~ that itu,"
~ ar" 70, 80 ."ir. I'D fashioned DISC. -
h""-"~ -l'ndirp thor" 20
NV lprk Bgrru,turr .
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The On- HORSE ~ i,ri,.

!" rHL EpIIuE - Inv So
well remember thr ono hor-" swivel r,r-
about I--ta VS. Ni-i'ing nav uncle. io-'l'n
Mason. who lived on Mr-t twentieth stree
ih"s" h"btHll ears W"r" running "n \r''
avenu. and Wcr" - great "urio-lr, '"
Boston hoy T. M.iUpH.rH
NIW lDI, December ~
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sorn-r .I Amos awr Fartor,

IT, W. tnirnG ~ TTT SIS VI" " non
vas "A -'t"olhuy Of ~ or Tropl" 'ro- ~
- s.. winch VS. Delivered by = '.arrr"r AMI
"n. 7 remember was steve Mitchell . .'"
= hero "a ~" eyes ~ IA" boys ihereahn.'.
- H." Wa foreman or t--i-taIt foreman ~
rotor Engine No ~, which WA h"m'"d
,Or lay IN W"~' Iwrntierh strict
I WAS horn corner of Amos and fa,f0..
-tr""'- IAN any r"ni"r pa'" O.. o."
building -tIli stInd- bat much chan god
IN appearance. INNilI
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clinsi - understand cr to regard the non
partisan QUEST ion pat before him. AMI has
vote IA he hals been ..cc,lst osnsd To vote.
The pI,cIm. will clearly bs that the
Liberals AMI the Unionists. the two ar
tics tn which the seth mcnt of the House
of Lords question il of prime Importance.
will have pract ically an equal number OF
members. for the difference cannot he Of
more than four or five on one -'de ar tn"
o'her, anil the issue thlt the "leCtIo was
10 decide will remain as undetermined ~
u was before. MIR AsorIrH will still have
To depend On hrs Labor ollie-, and above
all on Mr.. REDMOND and his IRISH follow
ing. for the ina iorry he needs to keep his
Government in power
III" will not have the baCSing IL the
cleo. rrs ia the settlement Of the const .tu-
tinnal quest ION his solution will he forcrt
ON tn. nation bv the necessity he IL undo
TO pass inca SIrrs that are irrelevant tn II &.
namely. bills complying with IN" demands
Of he Labor party. and especially one that
viii grant home rule TO Ireland at once
the price % Nationalist support
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

Tn" first week 81 ia" prot ract ~ British
election IL over and tw"-thir'is II the
m"int-r- ~ III" now House ~ Commons
hav" been chosen Tn" result a. WAS
nji'7T"I amer tho iir-t rot Tru- "t1nc in.
H. that -uh-ran't,lly -" chang" ha- b""n
fnaI" IN" British voter Ira. again de-
non-'rtr"5 that ~" IL born into ihis
worIi alive either little Liberal or eIse
a little Conservative. He has either de-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

The diligence OF the Hudson county
Democrats in the interest of MIR. JAMES
T., MARITIME AZ the Senat orial primary
IN September could hardly have been
greater IL he were the favorite son Of
Hudson and the idol Of the Democratic
party in New Jersey. Of a total Of ~. OF
votes cast in the whole State Hudson con-
trIbuted ~, s3I ,AOsO for MARTINI and
t.7ji for his only rival. FRsHK MCDrRMir
OF Newark. Hudson therefore cast al
most " per cent Of the entire primary
vote in the State. and about NJ per cent OF
Hudson vote went to the Plainiield OBJ
Ject Of its affect ions Yet in the previous
elect ion for Governor when Judge FoRr
defeated Mr.. FRANK kArzENBACn. the
Democratic candidate. Hudson cast but
- p"r cent Of the Democratic vote Of the
State
In this comparison is there not proof
that the Democrats OF Hudson county
took an active IL sudden interest IN the
ambition Of Mr. JAMES F. MARITIME TO
represent the people of New Jersey in the
United States Senate; The Significance
of it we leave to analysts of political
conditions in the viclnage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

wa' B" 49, yous busine>. Mac nor c"ns '.rn'
Int" 10" ;p"r. sni on r, lrrunni toll hrr }'Hr
o't>in~,' unul ,a- .,r. CoSl 10 INC All ioc'
not "'sr a. tss~ ch.c yoa may rs'nAr-
irl.,t We NJ h. .-,Ir
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Governor SrUsHs started for Washington a
few DAY hro 20 ,ake n hand In The nghi a. 10 The
appotn trrn's "a the supreme Court nc was
advised 10 rctuEn tn Topeka. which he did
" % 80 HGfpI ~'I-.
Who dared To adyise STrBBs? The
fire polled Kansas statesman gives sdvic.
To everybody takes IL from nobody
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-02-03

This feed fulhlls requirement snd has the following
Machine MxedBeing accurately and thoroughly mixed by
chnery produces uniform feeds impossible
when mixed by hand.
Wase0u mixed feed provides the which stock
the full benefit meal without the
irregularities that when mixed by hand
COMMUNICATING packed in 100 makes
venent feed hand fed without soing
clothes
Safe FeedNo danger feeding much meal 1t is accurately
proportioned and be fed continuously with safety.
Economyt much cheaper in first than bran and
chops. and will show increased yield of butter and milk.
FOR SALE BY MOST DEALERS. DON'T ACCEPT SUBSTITUTE
Price only 81 100 pound, delivered your
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-02-03

We often wonder why it is that
gales of wind blow north and south,
and the streets are sprinkled east and
west. 1t helps matters very little.
The wind Bnd the dust come sweep
ing down the streets north and south
and round the corners of the streets
that run the other way and into the
stores and the public optics, just as
merrilylas if not waterd at all Seems
like the place to sprinkle is where the
wind can get at the dust.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-02-03
NOTICE.

have a wood proposition and no
crude oil proposition so l appeal to
every one that is using cook stove
to try a rick of the split wood at the
dam for only 81. 25 a rick delivered,
or un split for s1.7G. You can leave
orders at the Democrat, phone 33 or
Anadarko Real Estate Co. Phone 70.
Yours for Patronage,
Dot 7. A. Andelman.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-02-03
A. S. ROBERTS, EDITOR
sUssoRtPrton RAraa
Published Every EvenIns;EIeept Sunday

1t is a very easy matter and one
that requires no large amount of
principle or brains, to hold man re-
sponsible for conditions over wni ch
he has had and can have no control
whhtever. But the facility with
which this can be done makes it
comnon practice especially on the
part of those whose personal interest
may possibly be concerned by his
criticising the man.
This is true as regards the present
governor of Oklahoma. He came in
to the position of chief executive of
the state at the close of a long
period of Federal misrule. No one
denies the misrule. No one denies
that graft reigned supreme, that the
men who administered the affairs of
the territory were men who had
pull Irrespective of fitness or merit
and it was an open secret, winked at
at Wash ington. that they were in for
their own personal good. On the
heels of this, when the new state
was in the chaos of transition, pass
ing from Federal to state cont=ol,
with an untried and new constitution,
reinforced by untried legislation pass
ed by Legislators of no expert
ence, with an opposition of
disappointed office holders who had
been ouste1 from the jobs they
had been fatteninR on, and al unscru-
pulous part;zan press to back them,
Haskell came into office and has been
expected to bring order out of this
chaos and put the state machinery to
running smoothly and satisfactorily
in less than two years. handicapped
by such conditions as have prevailed
And he has tackled the task like a
man. Th At he has made some mis-.
takes cannot be doubted. Who
would have made less? But he has
proved himself equal to the emergen-
cy and in spite of every obstacle the
opposition could threw in his way has
m ade valiant fight and a splen-
did record. Misrepresentation, as
persion, dishonesty have all been
bar ked at him by the hounds on his
trail, but he has kept steadily on
with the work the people called him
to-, and when the history of Oklahoma
is written in time to come, by men
uninfluenced by the passion, preju-
dice and partizanshIp of present con-
ditions, C. N. Haskell's name will
be found, writ large and high up on
on the scroll Of fame.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-02-03

WANTED--Two or three rooms for
light house keeping, Must be modern
Address E C Nichols. in care Of Hill
Paving Co.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-02-03
SEALED BIDS

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office of City Clerk, Anadarko, Okla
homa up to five O'clock r. M. Feb,
7th., 1910, for furnishing and Install
ing Jail cells in the City Hall accord
ing to plans and specifications on file
in .he City Clerks Office. Total
weight of cells must be specified.
A certified chsck tor three per cent
of the amount bid must accompany
each Did to guarantee that a contract
will be entered into. The City re.
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
6, c. Mcknight
City Clerk.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-02-03

1000 Packages New Raisins
(seedless) 5 cen is each at Skaggs'
Grocery.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-09

GIFT LINENS.
All Linen Hemstched Damask Tray Cloths,
"' Special at Csc. each
gu '''''" '~" Special at soc.
All Linen Extra Heavy and Fine Damask Tray cloths,
~ i'>' Special at SOC.
A large assortment OF Fine Hemmed and Hemshtched
Huck Towels, SPeciai q, -'c' ea9"
Fine Hemstitched Huck Towels Damask border.
> Special at 39c.
Hemsttched and Scaloped Huck Towels beautiful floral
horder Special at SOC.
Hemsttched and scalloped Huck and Damask Iowes IN
beaut;f designs Special at &c., &c., 9sc and $3.50 each
Hemstitched Embroidered Scarfs and Squares,
Special at SOC. each
Fine All Linen Drawn Work Squares,
Special at 7sc, $i.O0, 81 So ST. and $3.50
Fine Hemstitched Drawn Work Scarfs,
Special at 81 90 and $l.25
Hemstitched Damask Tea Napkins, Special $225toN.S0
Napkins in fine range of patterns and prices from
CSC. up to $3.50 dozen
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-09
Brnttleb0rO Local
GUY DooLITTLE FREE.
Has Left His Happy Home in Newfane
Jail.


CIV A Doolittle again breathes the ar
of liberty. For over year ne mas oeen
IN inmate of the county Jail at Newfane
and would have celebrated the holidays as
guest of Mine Host M. P. Benson the
iailor, this gladstone Christmas II ne h aa
not settled little matter OF about s4S'
in the shape of an execution issued IN Ia
ror Of Mrs. Mary Stoddard Berry OF Brat-
t vi The execution had close jail az
t t and Mr.. Doolittle after pelhg
esoorted TO Newfane many months ago ~
direction of Judge Alfred A. HAL OF S..
Ai,SonS soon called the courts Afternoon
a. he sanitary conditions at the Dastne'
n NV averred that his health was being un.
ior,n;nad nv too close confinement, ana
Nc Thvsicians at various times during tne
year mast have sought to impress upon
fhe court the ACCESSIBILITY OF change IN
Innate for their client. Judge han oIiel
cd no more serious objection TO MI. DJo ~
little being given his liberty tnan a .ns
matter of satisfying the exec9tion' anu
Monday arrangements. were maue ID po rU
nly with the suggestion OF MIs. pe tbat
Gu could eat his Christmas goose IN
prs+tiehoro if he cared to pay up. MI
Families relatives and attorneys pro
aoodad to act as a committee OF arranse
ments and when they produced the money
M Doolittle was given an opportunity "
; va. his lungs with the air OF freedom.
iii Tn tbe liberation of Mr.. Doolttle tne
..,rn Of Rrattleboro receives "a smah
Shr;stmas Gift in the shape OF S2 wnlcaa
onm,e as a rebate on Mr.. Doolitties ooala =
Hill. The law requires the seiec'nien u .