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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

For RFST-RY JFSSr,
1to2 II a. n "
Lis, ~ furnisl,aJ
can f,n ,ht,i
I-\FIH\ISIt
1891 X ,H- :h Som
l75. \ 1Sr Al aoo
i9IG Mass i"r an stal,9'
80 ~ iIr -, lax
i-5,s - ~. 2h l.5
ienT snrn nc tor 2h i25
Ia1n MAJ az IL Oh -,
An Sth ~ !, iO0
o1oe y 14,. a, i6,
Is4. K 20r III IOj
o1Io a. lir an so on
oi0G i, liz Oh ~,
1912 10th 1(tr Il 75fs,
49, ~ IN oh = ,r,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
L NFI II NISHEu

tNFtRNlSHEO.
RENT FROM
SHANNON ~ IitHS.
10 4 '' o11ck. GoMTRrrors snnyicE.
NINE ROOMS. col. HGTS $3.50.
A brand house: h"t-water heat: one
short square from Mt. Pleasant cars. Now's
>iN ROOMS COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 81. 30.
Ha,lw's,i floors. colonial I-prrhes. electric
lights: 1, block from i4th street. 1874 Me
r!dian street open tomorrow.
SIX ROOMS col. HGTS So. -
,srs new home forshss h ,a d,, floor :;
dining rc-,m: cabinet nantes. The only
house of this kind offered AZ the price
ROOMS col. HGT>.. ss2oo.
IIot-watsr h"at c,"uvenient 70 nth and ltth
S st, .ar, front p'rcs and , lTnnnew' See This
s.. % reolas sna bath: central nv: iust
!apered throughout. l.24 Swami st. between
10th ana 18th. and I sts.
1921 10th Ct nv--S rooms aud bath: Just
pacer'd. Right Monroe -. only $50.
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
q r-'m> and bath; recently pspercd All
frG", 'a re, |"i"""l S across "nt, T
house.
nov, c"lenial ,"r,lp.s: guaranteed heat. hish.
cool c.ati"n. only So. 80
Tor R"uf-I~n BRAID UeH 'p fo-Gsf" brick
houses. l6l;, Sn.I i6i. \ -. sHiy SlI ~
PEI m"nfd: p"rehr- and long cards.
SHANNON 4 III CHS. RENTING; SERVICE.
VI. "a. IL: i1th st NV VI. :.iI
Ft': RENT
us list s.. nv. ~. and h-.-.---. So. -
4" y &. Or. and h.. hot-wste neat :oSn
60 Va So. -. and h.....-.-..... -. -,
GIi ! s.v.. ar. and $50
"lS Va. s.U.. sr and q. ............ -. 1t,
?,a j sr Il. IS III go Md nv. ~ $50
h6 49,. sN. Or. i.,..o go VI = az +r. -
$50 q ,w. 6r.,... i,..o $40 Golden col TO-"
STDREi,OOMS AND WAREIiOI SIS.
"33 IN " 80 ,n, I ,.,.,,,+rJ ., "a a.,
YnO l. :. s,n nnd l,,rti,. - IN
1910 ,tb ~ s,nr,rn,n, - so
- ,t,pptS,,y I,II\Snv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SIDpEVE COI-pT an rnF IISTpICr or
,,i =, Is;,, .,-nho, a,a,rt " i7-st
.oiiiilt.. ~, '1S .. 80 ct. IT,,
tine subscribers at the District OF Columbia
have obtained from tn; Probate Court Of the
District OF Columbia letters testamentary
the estate Of George NJ. IIuguely. late Of tn"
District Of Co,uinhia deceased All persons hav-
ing claims agains; the deceased are hereby
warned tn exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated To .ae sl,bse hers
ON or before. the an dav II Nav AID 1912:
otherwise they NAV hv Law be excluded from
ali ,enest Of said estate Given uu,lc- our hand,
-bi .,i ,lay or N.y Ioi1 JAMES r UTGI-E-
~ ~ n ave nv OS,;AK NJ uIt,I-EIN
10, .b ., :, *. ,IItKJFS SIIRFVE II
...1 n - mn is.sl, Arrest JANI-S TAN
NEE Register Of wills for ,he District Of 60
80. .,in-r- % .h. p.nh.to 60 Cu,S
S SIIIi,'t: ~ ..,nrrer ,n,;-,,w =,
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
ZIG Cap av.I C,Ir. 1880
LAP en- row NV. 4rlo.D
L.. John. Anc. DC, ir10.6D
II Col ter NV. Ar. g. %
Resr Gil II ne. ar. =. -
lccon lSt sU. Ar. COO
So Fla av NV. Or. 20. ~
Rent list -,
s" 4. =. CAiWOO
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Il NV Nv,
;, O'BRlEN l. co.
1909 e. ST. NV

FOR KENT-D.D. THOM
1927 r NV. ilr. hS55.O
1853 Willard. Or, b. $3.50
241I Pa av ,Sr. b. %. 20
1854 f nc. Or. b. so
1889 6 No. Gr, b. 50
il6 II ne, 81. h. % 80
$40 Hobart uw. Or. bc0. 80
sos 18th ne. 7r. b. 20.5O
1870 r., er. b.. 30 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

PSON T. CO., 1888 f nv,
$40 18th ne. Sr. 1880
l101 y J Nv So. IT. bit. 10
2422 17ih nw.4r. b1I.5o
QOs & go. Or. 1859
1851 Gales ne. Sr. 1890
1908 Kramer ne. 1880
4SS 18th Sc. 4r. 1850
1884 tooksey pl. All 30
1923 18th TT. Ar. g. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

I7S, Mass AZ NV, los { -. o.. b. ~ %
cor ah. -. s',oon 81 Eryant nwicr. blS 10
isi1 l. i1r ~. $500 1871 Newion pT. 3. ~ 30
1855 y Tor. 81. III r NV .ar. h. hwhie.5O
Ids list nv. ,ar46i $40 INV = -
2Il2 Mass nv ....2.ooo 1909 Il Tor b. lo.IB
.it2 y. lSr 3b. l.Iao 2,oo Ais ay. Sr. n.
-; To- re. TT III .:!"s steam hat. $3.50
i:il Conn ar str.a ris5 l7l5 IIfh. lir. b.. 900
9"S Col I'd. lcr. Hh l15 ;sins i3tA nv ~ -
2le6 NV itr o.. 100 1907 i5th NV. ~. h.S7 so
iai4 I4h i1r. 3b..--- ~ Wrstmr 81. b.37.5o
1922 n ilr h. 800 1910 InglrsGe ter
1871 lamont, !r. itt5.a "a NV. lir. u. .S'.0
2l,,a Cal ayiir 2h15.,0 AIS !th NV. Tor b 81 80
20 Iowa cir. 2r 3b..e9 1906 Chopin NV. Or
1855 Belmont : "a. is'2 rnslaside ter '''
l;..s 10th NV. Tor steam hat ~. $40
lows cir. lor.2h = ~ lis y cap Il. b a.. 20
! 40 y NV iir .2b 'h.,1 12:5 9Th NV. sr. b 0.s1
SIS Mniwcnd ny. 30 Surn- rd nv Or.
Tor. 2b. h"h... 1000 l.. Nv heat - -
1887 Calvert III .2hi5.nn 30. y ne Or % IS ~
!.Ir 'aiNcrt l'r-. :" 30 II NJ. fr l.. =.
lhll l. nv. L.. boo 1915 !; uN. fr u - %
as ;. i2r. 80 :'-oH i52l /. nc. Gr. l., -
i712 col ri a-.2h5a.-o ,3cc II 80 Or y - n
1872 NY %. h.'G.s0 -lf - - IL. d - n
~. enh ~" hln.nn ll>i Morse nr.sr.h.l 4"
2.i1 Wi- Nv. &. .f,t0.oa l4t5 IA 81, - ar hco -
1907 Wy" az. srh.50uo an ls, 80 IL - 81
2ii. Erovn NV. 7oirs EIa, no III hco -
zoos cham n.9r. 2bis.3o la.7 aeth NV ST IS 81
1910 18TH INV. Tor. 2hi5.5e 19n .fh 10 5r Is 80
APARTMENTS
go 10Th II. ID hooT : r,urar bash. 80. ~
-. I? Ian NV. q rooms ard hs5 a........ 81 y
"loA Morgan nv. - rooms bath - %
''TlI!- foNlA''
Apt !, or, L. .2I.5o Apt I. s., b. ga
toIDREp.
1871 I 81. & rooms ....-..... - sn
t2o. Nyli" II. ne =, rooms -...- \ 80
i2aiia WI" ST. ne : rooms -....... II o
OFFICES
1874 II NV. annum.I3tsl ~, r NV. rm 9. loo
STORES
IBIS {: NV: s'or' d,e. iaw; IN NV. r"r ~
l3l2 :; nw, ste. dwg. sol I NV, store 81 80 q"
per annum 49,. .?on o,te5 VI NV . - -,
STABLES
4 number ~ desirable stables for rent ring
ing from $40 up.
INST RPASSEn FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES Of
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE Il oNIy y PARTIAL. LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN Orr CHARGE. BUr
WE SHALL BIZ GLAD To FURNISH COM
FLEGE BULLETINS On APPLICATIONS AT
THIS UEIlLE.
Tlios. j. FISHER co. Hnc.l.
e.;s 18th NV
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FOR RENTo-AYW0OD & GARRETT.
1897 New York ave. ~
20I9 I4th NV. store. 1881 q NV 12r 2b So. -
Sr. b ........ $4,000 1881 Newton NV. Tor.
1:9 18th NV h. 10 j. ..-..........41. 20
2O37 list sr h. 1000 ,4s 10th nw.9r, ID 81 -
2Sll 18th NV Ir b. 81 80 2n31 18th NV. 1r. b. -. -
624 sw ST. b. go 1'; r NV. Or. h.. 81. 30
:::225S + NV ST. b. .2,..'0 4S Me av .Sr. h25 0l
31s 10th 81. CIR b 20 1904 q ne. Gr. b. ~ ~
412 LIST nv. .r.. 1880 1871 10th NV, or. so
1874 l. 81, Sr. 1850 Sl2 l4th me- 6r. II. ~
yOl Col ri nv Or. 1890 AT 9Th Sc, Ar. IA. 90
1889 Fla av ne. 4r. 1880 1929 9TH se Or IL. 50
All u Sc. Ar. 400 419 r Sc. Or 1900
l3:;:; T. Sc. 1r. Ia. 40 $40 I'd sc, r. Ia. 80
FLATS.
o5lc 18th nv, or b. 81 30 IS Porter ne 5rb is so
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FOR RENT
cbi1 ,;arfel.! NV Pr - ha......... SO ~,
1etI Park road w. pr. i,a .-. ....-.-. $3.50
90; CARRIED NV. fpr. - in .......--. II ~
Ais 9Th -. NV. sr.. la ...-..--..
I'll { It n.& IUr i,a .-.--. .......... b -,
2la lnd. ave NV rur. la.........-. - %
Ito : ne. Sr ba stable "a -,
"a + =. NV. col ,"f.. H.. 49,. .-. 30
FLATS.
l1,6 Willard ST. INV. 81. ba ......... 500
Too, v ST. ne" .r Observation-Disclosures. ~ 80
III Eth 81. ne. Ir.. ll. ......... 1ifi
TERRELL. ~ LITTLE Inc.
AL; II II. nv.
FOR RENT ~u1 ~, SW lul. HATi S2j 30
Az "a ~ bath $50 - So ,;tn Sw lar 10 -, -
~ I'll nv. Tor. l.. - II, 1t;1 = sw ar b
::43 Sw. ,r b. l.,..H1 IA l. Sw Or Il, -, -
:,2,S ew ;r. H.. - :.ni / So Or. L. l., -
.i2S 81. sw. lc - m 1880 los q So 10 -
l:S l. SO. Sr. W. 1870 Th.1' .BroWn.1i. -. ew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

FOR REM IuI L ST. T..
Desirable residence Of ? rooms and hath in
good condition. Conveniently located IN car
line
Rca Sonahle rent.
lIioS. J. FISHER & Ga. Hnc.s.
Il II
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&. II. PARKER 90. Hnr }.
Al, Al ~ = W

go 10th Sw Sir $500
lo4 Corn. .ar 100
- Bland nj NV. 4rl0.aa
T., Eiag al NV. ir. y -
I53 Sher av.Anc.ir $50
IL, Pleas al ~ ar. ~
.in, - Sw. tr. -
SO, Fla av ne. nr. -
application.
n al. y v arC n u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

Fol. RENTED 10TH ST. NV
THIRD-ILOOR APARTMENT
sHREF ROOMS AND BATH.
HEAT AND JANIToR SERVICE
RENT ONLY $3.50
III. l.. RUST. 400 III ST. NV
THE TONIC, NO 322S SCHOOL ST. MIDWAY
betwcen the Conn. and 18th ct. car lines;
arSe rooms: all outside: open to light and air;
electric light: new building:
Up" Dom bath and rerep tion hsll SIS 90
Three rooms. bath and reception hall So 50
'"sr r""n.s. isth aud RECEIPT ion ha. -. Ssi %
SIMPSON 81 ILifAN Co. nos q 81. NV.
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"l52s 10TH STREET NV"

INGLESiDE APARTMENT"
1876 Lamont ST. a.w
Apartments of |. " and rooms with recep-
ti'':I ball ami bath: new. bigh-c,rss, hrepro0f
.LldiHs; all ROOMS outside: large and airy :;
location ;inequsi"d: open o.. all sides: near cars
GEORGE T.. FRASER CO, INC,
1920 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

FOR RENT-ONE OF THOSE NEW HOUSES
in Woodley Park: porches back ami front :;
electric and gas lighting: hot-water heat Rent.
$1,000. STONE & FAIRFAX. 1874" New York
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

FOR RENT-TNFUR%lSHED.
1854 III q St. =: rooms. baths. $50 7er mo.
1873 st. IL rooms and baths e.. 90 per mo.
1912 col rd 1lr ob., w. h. -. %. 40 per
.90i 18th ST. llr and b.. 30 90 per mo.
gId, Md ave ne Or snd e:o-a. 20 90 per no.
i123 Riggs 10 rooms and bath. ;. As. 90 per mo-
o,N4 = ST - rooms and - baths. 40. 80 per
1Sa, Cor,cran ST. Sr............ 80. 90 per mo.
DEP Wis AVE. l7r and bath . 81. 90 per mo.
300 Ga ave- Or and store go. per mo.
Ass Cbarn St rooms BATH. rs. IL per
II3 Mass ave" I rooms ........ 22.5U per
I-J1 Nillard ST. -,r. and ;-..... 2pb' per me-"
st and b.. II. ~
90: 1o;h - ne IF and b.. L.. ~ per mo.
IIERERMAN\ & HAWN 1903 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

NO. $50 10TH ST. NV.
4 room and hath apartment the second
floor, n down town SECTION. Suitable for Z
Doctors or dentists Office. Rent $40 PEI mo.
THoS. J. FISHER L CO.. mo.
7.,S 10th Of. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

FOR RFNT-A FINE HOUSE. ESPECIALLY
adapted for tvs" families: 10 rooms aud :
baths. No 1915 II ST. NV: near all car lines:
rent $50 GEO. W. LINKINS. 500 18th 81.
FOR RENT POO 10TH ST. S.W.; 3-SToRY
house = rooms and bath: back aud front
nd ,.iu cd rem
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

Dccogri,ion az tho GOOD I'm local
ortlon
rror,otin,, total oh.tironce nIodp.-
..,.t,
c,.,,.,,a.iro. .or,,,oror.o sor+t,,ort
g.. ,.,,.,.
,.,.t.,.- ,,,. o..,,d,,, -, c,,.t, cav.
....,.e,., g.. ,o o,s,,.oo,,,o,t
Securing improvements in present
law
This &c q splcndid WORKING platform.
T1sr, 10 NOT an iutculgcnt man or
woman who does not recognize that
~. oxcceet,o uso NJ ,ntoxicat,np liuuor
T.. an o,.l 70 y. rcmodicd Even the
soi,on-tconcr WIN not pcrnit his bar
t,oao-s to ar,rs to cvcoss and not n
,,,. .reie, that their bartonders shall
mo, ,opcb ,ioYor while AT wor1, bch,nl
ro,
noilroo1s ana otbor preat orplov-
,ro. o,,,uc,os oro ,rsIsting THAT mon
odciotco IN tho liouor hablt shall
,oo,.o ,boir .mnlovmcrt
! .r,oso rulos or. tina strongest object
lessonx ana arguments IN favor of
temnerancs work TIM, could he made
from n material standpoint, and slow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

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When change OF address Is desired
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
THE LIEUTENANT-G OyERNORSHIP.

Some time ago we printed for the
bonent OF our readers list OF the
narneG OF those gentlemen who were
other candidates or advocated as can
didates for the republican nomination
OF lieutenant governor, since that
time Mr.. Clement f. Smith. Of I,amoilie,
master of tho Vermont state Grange,
has announced that under no cir
cumstances will he consent to the use
of his name in that connection, leav-
ing n clear field there for Hon. r. W.
HulhurG.
It Is now announced On authority
that Hon John r. Weeks 81 Middle
bury. who has been prominently dis
cussed as one OF Hve men whom Add
son county might present In that aon-
nection, does not desire TO have his
name further considered In the
course OF Letter to the FREE PRESS
Judge Weeks says that Judge Barnes
who WAS candidate for the ofnca
against IIon. John A, Mead In 1905 Hs
entitled 10 an opportunity for another
trial in 1912. and can better harmon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

Changes prophecy that Marquis Ito. after
ward Prince to- at the end Of a three
days debate, and backed by Japanese
soldiers with fixed bayonets, forced the
cowcd Corean ministers to sign away the
Independence of THE Land Of the Morn
ing Calm"
This was the beginning Of the end
The death knel was sounded by the edi.
tor Of a Seoul journal In the following
words:
rs 1t worth while for any Of US to Hive
any longer? our people have become
slaves The spirit of the nation, which
has stood for 400 years, since the day,
OF Tun-Kun, has persisted in single
| night. Alas, fellow countrymen. alas!'
Changes have been rapid since then
and Of tho Hermit Kingdom, which wa.
unknown such a short time ago. only
very small portion Of the outside world
had n glimpse before the Japanese he.
gan transforming a country in whlcH
breech loading cannon were cast centu-
ries before Eunpowder was known in Eli.
rope and which fought naval battles with
ironclads moro than three centuries be-
fore the Yankee CheeseboX' eclipsed the
glory OF the Merrmac at Hampton
| Roads.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
WHAT HAS BEEN PROVED

- No
~ Wv
what mas t"e '"S '''''Pu"y VI 'ii
city corpora'io'' 'o'''. n' tN
American WV N''''P"' VI
round mus lar as W Wv VIA ,'"'1
by them thnt 'he n"' ''"e'o -' ''''1'P.
Lighting business mas "ee', ''''''''l,'"ee ~
DOCKS Juet'eu an" t''"' Wv
ports were no, honeS'' maui 1u' ms
leaoihE' ana tn"' '"ei' ""' " '''
the "ood-p'Ie' ,--,. -,
IheE nave proved ''iat MI 49,
IasEert' inc "rs' manager % .lae pam
han conducted 'he "na''s "a 'n7 ~ 80
eliiclen' ''a'''e'' 80 "
SeVuie Z" i'9 .'O'7' o' -
'!e.i ei,iP,o' III ei.'I''' .'.'''n.
eu pS 'ne'l wv" ~',"e -. Az. (...,
Vi we i'S''''i'S D'l''' NY
'''u "ee" Uo' ~ 'I ~
cent VI "lol''' '.'' zen ,''.'Ip ~. up'
~ ",'' -
i''O'.' c,.'.,. .,',,
.,,e
90,
|'oI ~
80" ''''''7
campus !, '''''l ''I' .V'' VI, ','''"t 'l'o
'e'' VI .''' Wv"
N"S' i,'' - '""' ''''' nave
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
WORK IN VERMONT

70 work for BETTER Vermont" is
the paramount plank IN the platform
OF Rev. clifford H, Smith, the new su.
pcrintendent OF the Vermont Anti
Saloon league, and judging from all
indications he is likely to have the
CO. operation OF the press generally
superintendent believes the thing u
do is TO work for temperance under
the existing local option law unless
or until some better method is posi-
bio. In interview as we'll as In puo-
lie utterance no has outlined the lines
of his temperance work as follows;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

ize the whole situation than To ask
him to retire. have already pledged
him this, and I trust it will make the
matter unanimous
This spirit Of magnanimlty Ia char
acteristic Of Judge Weeks and his ac-
ton will unquestionahly be appreciated
ry Judge Barnes as we'll as by the re
publicans Of Addison county IN gem
oral
personally prefers tho work he mas
been doing In connection with Yer
mont's penal institution: and that he
is looking forward to many changes
for the better that as yet are unac-
complishcd. Judge Weeks has been
doing splendid service for the unfor.
tunate class Of people in our penal in
situations, and particularly for the
little ones In Vermont's famoue indus
trial school at Vergannes. Lot ~
state his position IN his own word 3
II had much rather spend my strength
IN this humble way than to receive po,
! litical honors"
II tho suggestion OF Judge Week!
| Is carried out, this move on his par
! win clear mp the lieutenant governo
situation so far as Addison county Il
| concerned, with bennington, Chitten
den, and Iamoille and possibly Frank
lin as the other counties having PROB
able candidates in the field.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
THRIFTY VERMONT.

While a small proportion of tho
money deposited in Nermonts savings
rstitutions comes from citizens OF
,ther States. the fact remains that
he total credited to doposltors speaks
we'll for the thrift of the people Of
Mr own commonwealth. The State
boasts of half a hundred savings
banks and trust companies. ana ac-
cording to the report Of State Tax
Commissioner ]. F.. Cushman. printed
In another column, the total amount
OF money deposited in these different
institutions is s74.269.79s in round
numbers.
According to the census of 1910 Yer
mont's population was 355,956, and
assuming that the number of inhabi-
;ents of the State is practically the
same this year as last, the savings in
stitutions Of the State have an aver
Ige deposit of s2Os6j for every man.
woman and child in our common
wealth. The average for each actual
depositor must be unusually large as
compared with the record in other
States
Another noteworthy fact is that the
aggregate of savings deposits in these
two classes Of savings institutions T.
double the total of eleven years ago,
and that the increase in the past year
alone has been nearly s6N00, 600
The number of postal savings banXs
IN Vermont recently established. not
here included is not large, but tn.
tendency to take advantage of this
kind Of savings agency is pronounced,
-eachng a class who have not largely
ootronized the savings banks and
trust companies; so that the showing
" thrift in the state as whole j.
nkely to improve with each succeed
Ing year
1t is worthy e note in this connec-
Non that the state treasury receives
n taxes on these savings OF over s74.-
!c9,o practically half million dol
,ars annually. the amour, for the six
months ended June 30 last having beer
t257,759.44, as compared with 3247.-
1929 during the corresponding periu(
last year
II Is gratifying 20 note m this con
nection that owing in no small degree
50 the zeal with which COMMISSIONS
,uahman follows up the corporation
IN tic matter Of collecting taxea duo
Vericort's cxcheQucr Is in Gplendl
shape, ma II care Is exercised In al
directions. there will be little DANCE
pt 4 marked deficit. There may h
another man In Vermont who coul
mako an equally good showing blu
we confess so far as we have observe
no has not yet appeared
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
A BIT OF ENGLISH HUMOR

The night train was approaching Black
heath, outside of London, and two Ameri
cans, uuacquaintcd with the locality
were in doubt as to the station. ON.
pcered out through the window into tn,
unresponsive darkness and sank back te
his place, The other did precisely tn.
came.
lis 1t Blackhcath?" inquired the rst.
THE Lord only knows" replied the
other. in hopeless fashion.
A small. apoloGetic shrinking sort o
Englishman, sitting next, spoke up.
Il beg your pardon he said, softly
for intrudng upon your personal an,
private conversation, but as ! happen tt
share that knowledge with the Almighty
permit me to say that It is Backheath.
-Lippincott's,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

Rev. DR.. Washington GLADDEN. oc
Columbus, Ohio, in announcing his
retirement from active duties in con-
neCtion with the church. Expresses
alarm over the growing inclination q
people toward church neglect, attrib =
uting this tendency in part toward the
subject of Sunday recreation. 1t looks
rs though Vermont in time might So
cure holidays enough 50 that people
would want rest from recreation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

With these two forces working W.
sether and manifesting tolera'ioh 40
to method but recognizing the merit
of the common aim, there can ne ~
question of the possibility OF srea'
good to be wrought in the Green
Mountain state.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise
In the new special column OF this
paper. Some bargains are Offered
there this week which 1t Will pay you
TO read about See page two. This
every week and one cent a word will
reach them all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
THE MELANCHOLY DAYS.

What Ger they sing Of autumn gray,
With gloomy ana forebodnS lay
In labored rhyme displayed,
The melancholist days were those
when the thermometer aros"
To ninety in tho shade.
washington Star
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
HE OVERLOOKED MONTANA.


tfrom the 81. Paul lDlspatcn)
William Rockefeller says he never
dreamed Montana is half 30 rich as 1t Is,
The people of that commonwealth should
congratulate themselves in having been
able to escape so long.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
RUNNING 1T IN.

CFrom the Boston Transcript)
Patient (angrily)-The size OF your bill
makes my blood boil
Doctor-Then that will be s9 moro for
sterilizing your system