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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
ATTACK MADE ON GIRL.
MiddIebury Policeman Saved Miss Ida
Signor from Serious Harm.

Mid1lebury, May 16.-While Miss Ida
S.gnor. an operator in the local telephone
exchange was on her way home from
work, at about $50 this evening. she
was attacked by man Just as she was
leaving Main street to pass under Sey-
mour street. He struck at her, but she
escaped the blow and shouted for help.
The man then attempted to seize her by
the throat. but her screams were heard
by Policeman Degree, who came to her
assistance. Her assailant started TO run
toward the officer. but when he saw
the policeman, he turned toward the
Addison House across the park. and then
ran through North Pleasant street as
far as Methodist lane, where in the ark
ness. his pursuer lost sight OF him CHIEF
of Police VI. T, Butterfeld is working
on the case. lie has strong suspicious
az to the identity OF the girls assailant,
and one or more arrests are likely to
follow Miss Signor is about Is years Of
age. and is the eldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Signor of Seymour street.
Except for the effects of severe fright
she is none the worse for the attack
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
NEWSpAPERMEN INDICTED,
Editors of the semitic Times Call II
Outcome of Politics.

Seattle, Wash, Nav CAS- an out
growth Of the crusade that resulted
in the recall of Mayor Hiram c. GIL
and the removal and Indictment OF
chief Of Police Charles w. Wappen-
stein. the county grand jury to-day re-
turned l3 Indictments.
Col, Alden Blcthen. editor of the Sc
attic Times, and Charles II. Blcthen
managing editor. We're indicted on
charges of criminal libel and conspir-
acy; the Times on charge of con-
spiracy, and Chauncey y. Rathhun. city
editor OF the times, on a charge of
criminal libel
Another indictment charges Colone
Rlethon with participation in dance
hall graft. Colonel Blethen asserts that
the indictments are the outcome OF
politics,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
PREMIER LEARNS THAT
BERTEAUX WAS KILLED

Paris, May 23.-Premier Monis, whc
so narrowly escaped death at the open
ing of the Paris-to- Madrid aviation
race In Sunday, when Trains mono
plane dashed into a group of ofNcia1
spectators, killing NJ. Berteaux, the
French minister Of war, passed a good
night He was informed this morning
OF the war ministers death The aged
premier choked with emotion. but 5000
recovered and talked necessarily ri
the excellent qualities OF NJ, Berteaux
Premier Monlss Improvement contin-
uod tonight and he took more nour-
ishment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
HOT WAVE ON LAST LEGS.
About 10 Drop out of Lime.ight. Says
Weather Bureau.

Washington, May 23.--Spurred by =
welcome breeze that made the Temporal
tIrc al Philadelphia drop from "a to IS
to-day the weather bureau tonight fig
ured that the hot wave was about to
drop out OF the limoight. From Philadel-
phia northward through New York and
New England. it was much cooler. Il
Is cooler In the lake region and other
sections bnt Washington carried off first
honors in tho East with 95, Philadelphia
and scranton trailing closely with 81 each
and % TO 90. Down in Arizona both
Yuma and Phoenix reached 9S.
An easterly wind is expected TO lower
the temperatures In the East Tomorrow
The records for both heat and duration
or the heated period probably have not
been exceeded in May IN 40 years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
NEW HAVEN BILL ALTERED
sharp Practice Alleged In the Cons
nccticuc Legislature.

Hartford. Conn. May GA hi. 'rCor.
porating several directors of IN, 81
Haven railroad as the Westminster E- =
road company was sent back 90 -unf-
tee today after Representative Garts.
chairman Of the railroad committees h7j
declared that tho hu' had ts." altered
"in some strange mysterious 'pnntr.'
since it left the committees bands . bt
reported AR. Garde said the r'-.t 90 taxa
land and then 20 10 court 20 hlVe -
value fixed, a provision not W 'ho
when II was in the hands Of the ,ommt-
tee had been added,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
INSTRUCTION IN coURTsHIP
Chicago Tenchcr would Have Children
Prepared for Marriage scientifically.

Chicago May 29-I<issing according
20 scientific rules and huEging accord
ING to academic theory will be part OF
school courses hereafter. if Prin. X. T..
Blount of Waller high school is able to
launch tho plan he proposed at the child
welfare exhibit.
II believe" said Mr.. Blount, that
there should he a proper course of in
struction, preparing children for mar
ried life. This instruction should begin
in infancy and continue through life and
youth.
"Courtship should not be left to chance
and the unglided impulses OF youth. nor
is the guardians duty done when he has
impressed the importance of proprieties
on his charges. To this negative in
struction must be added positive counsel
and training.
The European method of chaperon-
age is prohihitive Of true courtship.
The very common practice in America
of allowing engaged couples almost UNI
limited facilities for private meetings
without much regard to time and place.
and without any instruction that would
prepare them for making good use If
such privilege. is not good one.
"Courtship ought to be studied care
fully by those intrusted with the train
ing of young people to the end that It
may lead up to beautiful married
life
"Sweethoarts need to he alone to-
gether, Their love grows with express
sion. They ought to have opportunity
for their endearments. But they should
he carefully taught the difference be-
tween affection and passion.
'Courtship is too important a factor
in life to be dwarfed by undue espion-
age. Young people must be prepared
for il by proper training. and then.
only after adequate instruction, should
they be provided the opportunity for
private meeting"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
CUES 7,45O MILES I
TO ANSWER CALL
Dr. Choate of Los Angeles on Way
to Attend Patient in
Rome. .

Nc" York, May % -"Wen. I'm arou.
haf way there" remarked Dr. Jame. +
Choatc Of Los Angeles, as he Stoned OFF
pennsylvania train at Sl5 last night
on his way to Rome. u don't want to -
bit, either Dead countries don't an
peal TO mo. ia rather 500 countries that
are in the making. but about tn, protti-
est little girl In Laos Angeles +. sick in
fome calling for mo-, and 4 doeto, all
ways responds 20 The call ~ duty"
Dr Choato Is ~ the mi1-, of Il record
trip from lis home town 10 Pom. ir w..
Spouse to "a cabicpram d.. got las, Wed.
nesday saying that "a uaticnt Of hi. d,
III there and wants him.
TIE girl Is Mildred browning" ov.
Fiaired tho doctor 'and h,r falrfly r,,s
been my uatlonts for I. wears lI,r r,n.ay
Is retired buslne.- man and an ir,.v1
himself He IS IN I.o. An,-ole. ,io., .r,o,.
are wealthy and sensible cit,z.re VIZ,
Mildred was rradra.ol = f.y. mouth.
ago from Tho Naruoro,gb e.h,.l o.. tr[
top of her class h.r mother y,,o .a-
trip abroad as roy,,,l
1rt,7, o.. ,rr,,, ,,....
'-'i ~ NAi''-A'
MlIdred ana nor mother left California
IN the middle or March as members Of
an annual touring party directed by .
Mrs White a Los Angeles woman. They
sailed from Ne" York about April . md
ali the news We had from thcw was e
the happiest nature un.' 'Ha o." 'o-~an
the other day telling us OF 'ha Illness
u don't know what 'he trouble is.
bnt suspect Roman fever ~ course,
nave never treated this special form %
fever. hrt J feel that can helm the Girl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
THIRD KNIFE VICTIM DEAD

New York May 2o.-The third victim of
the deadly knife Of iohn Cain, a negro
who raced through upper west side
streets last Tuesday night. stabbing
everybody who tried to stop him, died
late to-day. He was Albert lindblom, a
driver one OF the first to drop when Cain
began his murderOus flight, The other
men died shortly after being stabbed. All
the other half dozen or more persons who
received knife thrusts at the negro's
hands are believed TO be on the road "a
recovery Cain himself Is in n hospital
suffering from bullet wounds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
BOYD SHOWED
LITTLE INTEREST
More Testimony introduced TO
Show That Potter Was a
Quarrelsome Fellow,

Ncwfane. May 9o-Windham county
court has taken recess until tomorrow
afternoon and the jury will have to be
kept together over Sunday In the Royd
murder trial. The State will finish It's
rehuttal tomorrow afternoon ana it is
likely that the case will 20 TO the jury
Tuesday afternoon. 1t is expected tina.
about day will be occupied by the
arguments and charge Of tho court.
Clarence Grousebecl; OF Jacksonville test-
fed yesterday that John Potter, who
oiei as the result os injuries received
IN all alteration with Frank ]. Boyd of
Wilmington ON tho afternoon ot April
Is, In tho BOYD sugarhouse, had a bad
reputation; that he was of a quarrelsone
disposition, violent. turbulent and ca-
veclGly so when he had been drinking,
liquor.
Judge r. l., Waterman ruled that evil
dence concerning u quarrel which Potter
had three and a half Years ago at the
home Of w W. Stowe Of South Halifax
might he admitted in pursuance to 81
written offer made by Mcssrs chase &
Daley attorneys for the respondent The
testimony of both Mr.. ard Mrs. Stowe
was taken and was practically Identical
in the description of an affair which
occurred at their home. The Stoves said
that while Potter was boarding with
them at South Halifax he at one time
vert into the room of another boardcr
George Hayden, armed with large
knife. Both Mr.. and Mrs stowe testified
that Potter said IT will take the hearts
blood of that American Yankee d"
They testified to rushing into Hayden $
room where they overpowered Potter and
disarmed him. They said that Potter
promised to behave but instantly upon
teing released he picked UP II chair and
started to hit Mr.. Stowe. About four
O'clock the morning following the aleg-
ed fracas at the home Of Mr.. stowe both
Sfr. and Mrs stowe testified that Hay
den arose to get Il drink Of water and
was followed by Potter who. the Wit
resses said. attacked Hayden and choked
him until Edward Gary, another hoarder
came to Hayden's assistance
WILL NOT VISIT SCENE.
Charles S. Chase. senior counsel for the
respondent. renewed his motion for the
jury to visit the Boyd sugarhouse sand
premises and offered to pay all expenses
OF transportation but the motion was de-
MED by the court. The Boyd farm is situ-
Gted on the Jacksonville road in the town
OF Wilmington and is about three and
ore-half miles from Wilmington VILLAGE
Immediately upon the motion of Attorna,
Chase being denied. the defense rested
and the State began it's rehuttal ny col,inr
Miss G. Sadie Smith Of FINLAND official
court reporter. in an atterpt to inpeacb
tho testimony Of Ada Rovd and r,1ar,
Grimes nv showing that .bc +eetirorv os
these two witnesses as piven beforo the
,.ra,1 i,,,. ,,.. ,...,. ,o,',
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swer that he was not occupying the
Rooney premises so the State board of
honlth has brought proceedings anew
against the Rooney family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
PETITloNED INTO BANKRupTcy.

Rutland MAY lS.-An Involuntary bank.
ruptcy petition has been filed against
Bert T. Blair of Montpelier in the office
of Clerk r. s. Plat OF the United States
court, The petitioninE creditors are the
Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum company OF
Montpelier and the Barre Granite COM
pany and Reynolds & son Of Barre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
LET TINY BABY SMOTHER
Seine One Left Child In Hat Box Mt
Castlcton.

Rutland, May 23.--Thc authorities have
very little TO work on and are still en-
tirelY In the dark rs to the identitv of
the person who murdered weel,-od fe-
male infant by leaving It to smother,
securely tied up in hat box. at Castle
ton yesterday, the package with it's
ghastly contents being found last night
near the residence of Mrs. Charles Girls
void a mile from the village A post
norton examination was made this aft
| ernoon. States Attorney b. L. Stafford
Of this city is working on tho case.
The tiny form. wrapped in garments
of poor material which gave no clue
to the perpetrator Of the decd. lay all
DAY beneath yesterdays scorching sun,
the body showing that life had gone
ont within a few hours.
Yesterday morning members Of the
Griswod family noticed the box beside
a fence near the house and supposed Il
10 contain tho belongings of man who
had been hired TO work for them aud
who was expected 10 arrive during the
day. Toward night the box was still there
ana they wondered IT, after all. it was
not the mans property. Investigation
disclosed the dead baby.
SO far as is now known no person
was seen to place the box beside the
fence, nor was any person noticed in
that vicinity with such a box The troll
lev tracks Of the Rutland Railway,
Light g. Power company pass near tho
spot whore the body was found and II
IS not known whether any passenger or
car man saw anything that might throw,
any light on the mystery, bat ii Is
thought probable that tho baby was
placed there during the early morning
hours before the first car wa, run over
the limo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
RUTLAND s. s, CONVENTION.

Rutland, May 23.--The annual con-
vention of the Rutland County sunday
School association will be held at the
Baptist Church in this city May 81.
The list of speakers IS much larger
than usual The Rev. Walter Thorpe
of Wallingford will discuss "The Prn-
ciplcs of Teaching" Rcv, A. F. Pratt
Of Bellows Falls will preach on the
topic "The sunday School As n Field"
Secretary u. A. Durfec of BURLINGTON
VIII talk on Teacher Training" and
THE Organized Class will be the
theme upon which the ROY. W. r. Jack
man WI! speak. Other speakers will
he Mrs. +. i. Perry Of Brattlcboro. and
Or. L. r. Clark Of Castleton, the coun-
~ president
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On T~lgpemaifine,
iottt fan ppuimc

Eaa grsorene goiiins 6lpuema.
ifiniabrit / Baris err Der III tonltrue.
ret en- 6Ippemaifine, iom ogioa fan
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better, Der err iaaleoes inorettet, at
ben fan goa ueb pao 8aroet og ilpoe
% oereiter, buaO Der er uel iaa be.
tponingsiuIot, otter itige tilueirs 81.
refte fra 8anooperfln6en.
Gfternt ben me Waifine er i9roig.
bpgget, bar man iorleoen ~foretaget
en- operoroentIig uellpftet Srsoe meo
Den. 9ltren begpnote ira Gfeerier.
plaoien / SSH les RoiiIiueour; her
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iom Ssrer og Sabrifont goiiin iom
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ban ftoniet Rotoren oe battle / 8lioe.
fliat neo paa @dnSooerflaoeu. og iaa
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fert og roIig pda gaeerre; eiter
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meo Aeiultntet. % Collier ertl9rte.
at man bermeo er rpffet ct tort
sfriot naruere moo SirteIiagisreI.
fen al Ylanen ON at sisre en- Snr
oper atlantereu pr. 6~lpuemaitine.
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nina, at et Sicrtetilf9Ioe maaite bdpoe
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Speriou Rineoen beoe | Sroen paa FIN
6reIier ben 23be auguit og bIep bsaras
oct ben 26Se ausuit pan Cai DIN @raps
pIabS peS Rem 9onSou, Rinn. afosoe
bar isbt / @ausSaI, Rorse. ben 2Soe gtos
Bomber 1886. Gf SorGISrene amuuS
amrnoion @oISen, oe Suitru Cecilia.
3Ifn efterlnber ZIG fin Nano 90 9 @ern.
Der mi bpbt oil iabne ben ,iGrIiee % ops
ofrenbe Suitru 90 Rober. u. ).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12

Zen 9Ioite AZ be norTie sbinoer /
gciule Co.. Seras. Clia GIsoatter G9s'
berg. oebe ben ABE Gus. | ben bsie alecr
at "a aar. Gun bar fsot / aaoalen.
Horge, % efier at Ssuuen. Sernt 8.
Sobnion, os Satteren, gtrs. gaariaune
Sobne, BAR boiatte | Seras Tom bun |
1881 bertiI. % bapoe I'll fin 9so II,
Diem hos senne Gatter. Srcos i'm beie
aIper BAR bun friit 90 raf inotil be iios
tie IRE Var. aiosbe bar en- COB ariiten.
en- tierIis gaoSer 90 9eoitemooer. 6reo
meo benbes Riuoe! ".