davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
@nnee Sloebranoe.
3or0enpeir % 9pnneoilag.
40ier6ol1aaro brGn0t.

9pnet log iilg. d. .. 6reOa9 vi.
ten Ben %. aug. neO i Rasmus
&asmusiens gnfes @aaro ! Dom,
meitrup. Ser neo6rpnOte meo llnO-
tageIie al Ell npopfert 5oineitaIo.
Seniene og 2~enfebunOen inOe'
brGnote. Soa goot JON ali SnO'
boet br9note.
- Samme 9tat oeo 1.5ioen op-
too ser Slo / Ell At llobp9nineerne
til @aaroen @renfiar oeo StOr.
bolm. 9pgningerne neObrpuOte /
9ebet al fort Sio. Sire aarIe % en-
Qreng, Ser ioo / 9penin9en, reOoe-
Oes i iioite gieblif. Der inoebranota
en- Gel 5ierfre.
BED 9agnin9 opitoo Der iam-
me 7ag SIO t u. Sessions @nnrO /
Sfipum. @%aarOen n~eobr9n0te fulO-
It9noig. III Den inoaoIeoe S9O
brGnote. 9pgningerne Uar asiure-
ret / 2anO5penin9ernes alminOe.
Iige 9ran0ioriitring for $4,000 ar.
og 2sseret geitbimmerlanOs
9ranofasie for 5000 ar.
BED 81. gioen 2sroag efter-
miOoag oen 26. Mug. LOG opnet
ifla. uMiOtipns 0ag6l." neo /
@aaroeier ears Sergeniens 8aarO
/ 2unoe pes Stenitrup. llobuiene
neO6renote.
5iolig iamme Gags Mor9en
opito0 Der SIoles I ben a0ierbsI-
gaar0s 5pngiels eIifab tiI6sreuoe
8anr0 / aoierbsl. aGe i 2pnger
neobrpnote. Ter n0ebrpnote 3
Sloen opitoo / 1erue6uiet.
eitermiOOa5en aiboIotes9 Brand.
forber. @anrOea BAR ioriifret ior
10000 SIR. / 8istoits 9ran0fnsie.
timber Ct iterft 3oroenpeir
iomme Gags gftermioOag ant9nOte
9nns 9aniens @aar0 / 81
ling meaem Sfanoerborg og 0or-
lens. SIoen breote fig til ReIs
Sereniens @aar6, ser fuIOitnnOig
neo6renote. Nj 5aniens @aaro
reOoeoes fun Stue5uiet. gn Gel
SOin og areaturer inOe6ranOte.
Zen inonpleoe Spo brpn0te.
- canine Gags aften be6 1917.
SiOen opito0 Der 5lo / ejenoom.
meme 5ornega0e f7-t9 / Aaroers,
til6ereuoe Slagtermeiter anoers
9tieIien. 5 Gienoopmene 5aDoe
Srifotageban6ler %. q. 4ielien,
SieHfrTmnier Sigur0 &anien 6or.
refining og Eager og griDat6olig, og
~SpOe6uiet" % 9nngsaa 5enieu
@igarioretning. gegge Gienoomme.
ne, Ser bleo soelagt, bar asinreret
! aebitp0erues almin0elige 9rnnO.
foriifrina Tor $4,000 ar. Sfaoen
nnOrn9er 100000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
@be Goaer.

GIfert q icaro: Aanoen | Apo.
itelfirfcn. @%ejIeonins til SeIDitu.
blum II. $40.
3. g.. Meper: Snbab = Cpao -
5remao. 9aler boIot geroen ouer.
Snob. $f.10.
J. Better: 5pipl. autoriieret
Oueriattelie peo ". BoIff. 40c.
5. Soft: entbcrif a~riftsnbom.
On firfeIig aeiliebeosbetrastning
20 Gents.
0aar SDroen Iebrr. gsrneiortRl.
ling af ID. - uogiuet al gnit.
gsid. .9anien. 10 Gents.
Dan. 9utb. BubI. Soue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

Srngten. n2oa. ). Stiftstio. "s
aorreiponoent fra S~pololano meo.
bette I 6oriommeren at Sruetbs-
item Sen Gang itiaebe iig nreget 10.
oenoe. Den famine meooeler M, at
trons ben itnrfe garne og 1srfe
bar 6isie llofigter / bet itore og
belle life foranoret fig, faa Der iaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
Marquis.
SBrnclnmmelie.

9pitpeo. .. 9luguit. st 5iIfpl.
De al afut 9ernelammelie er fon.
i~tateret / @Iumis 9iegerlp ueO Qait.
oeo. Spgoommen er taget urOer al.
ieHtli9 9ebonoIing.
Suanefe. %. 4uguit. Der or
III y liliploe al 9ernelnmmelie
3iitriftsIG9en mencr, al Smitten er
6ragt BERTH al iDenife 6iifere. 5n.
gen al De an8rebne er ooer 10
aar, og in9en er 800 al Spgoom.
men.
- 5 @aar eitermioOass cr Der
/ gnOitrup. ct Bar Mil Der ira
9pen, fonitnteret Ell 5ili9loe al
9ornelommelie. Eatienten, en- lem.
tenaarig 8jeneiteOreng. er itrafs bic.
pen interneret pan Spgebuiet Der i
9pen.
OOenie. 20. aluguit. 5 @uome
Soon er Der iile. a5pns Si0.1 i
ben fi0ite babe Snes Gage fore.
ialoet 8 9ilf9loe al 9srneIammeI-
ie. ST Barn er 0s0.
Meningitis / COenie. O0enie, 20.
duguit. On tolpanrig9 Cater al Bro.
Oiior U}sller paa St. anuOs apo.
i6ef er / @aar inolagt pna Gpi0e.
miiD8e9uiet, lioenoe At Neningitis.
). Is. Saeo6iens 6nnoreOaarsong.
3 4nIeoning al 9uuoreoonret ior
9rpgger 5. 8. 5aeobiens 5soiel
bar 6arlsber8fonoet Jig. aSorg
amtst.~ tilbuot at ifpnfe aeben.
5anns aommune en- 8aoe til $4,000
SIR. @aoen biiner en- prngtiulo, nor
Sgjle, paa 6pis Sop Ell &eimoal.
oigur blGier paa Cur. Ssilen teg.
mes al arfiteften 9roiesior 3ioien
% paatanfes opitiaet meaem Raa0.
5uiet % 9alaosbote1et pnn Den
@renning, 6oor Gaoio i i'm lib
ito0.
aOrnta6 nuOer ;Spltcn. 6or at
iorebDgge bet tore aorntnb, Der be,
pisIig timber Steo OeO Soften 9oert
aar, er 9eitprer Sane paa Iafifop
Sufferfn6rif fremfommen meo ct
6orilag, ser maaife, itriner str.
9gbl.~, fuuoe fortiene nogen Op.
mprfiom6eO, epentuelt Ell praftiif
8rsoe. Sr. Sane foreilaar at lace
en- burtig lsbenoe Sngemaifine pas
iere BEN oper De nDligt beite0e Mnr.
fer. 9eO Sn9ningen ifuloe ale De
aiflippeoe afs, affalone aarner
'o.i.p. iuges op | en- gebolOer, og
lSteD, Apner og andre uafDenoeli.
ee ling ifuloe iaa ienere aiiigtes.
Sr. Sane 6eernnoer fit 6orilog
meo, at Der efter e~rfarne 9anO.
mpnos ltoiagn ofte gaar 1--2 6oIO
Of aornet til SpifOe. og for belle
2anoets Ssit betpoer bette 10 life
iaa liOt. Muligpis funoe bans
Soc PROBES.
Srngten. n2oa. ). Stiftstio. "s
aorreiponoent fra SpoIonanb meo.
bette / 5oriommereL at 6rugtb5.
item Sen Gang itiaebe iig nteget 10.
oenoe. Den anime meo6eler MI, al
trons ben itGrfe garne og 1srfe
bar oisie lloiigter | bet itore oe
hofo ;ffo foranArcf Sio goo Sa, To-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
5slsenbe inbbambns Sseer

'ranoeu beifaoiseoe Eager fan en6nu faas / iorbolosuis
il neOenior anisr.e meget fope griier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
aonfirmationsfort.

gi bar / aar ct fort lioonIs al
,oanife aonfirmationsfcrt til 8. 10
oe Is Gts. stpffet. ener per Girin
.asiorteret 30 Cts. 800 OF $50.
2iselebes enfeIte til 90 % % Cts.
'Stpffet.
af enaeIife northumberland 10.
pes | aor to iarbeIes fine oa imae.
fiIbe Sort b9ftet meb Silfebonnb
til benboIospis Is os % Cts. gtpf.
let.
Dan. 2utb. pubI. Soufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

oe0 9o0en t Sfa9en. 5uor Dan ops
6ol0t Jig Dos i'm Ssn, 0iitrifts'
Ieae !. dfoooe oeltog iom fripiI-
liza / 3.aarsfrigen, boor ban i'll
RiO0erforiet ION 1apperbe0sbeI6n-
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
5nOuitri. % Notwithstanding

5nouitri. % Misunderstanding
/ &iu9itcO. aiboIotes sen %, %. og
y. September. lloitiaingeu pit TOM.
me til at omiatte ct arbeioenoe
Sneoferi og Smeoie ira 9efnologiif
Suititit m. NJ. iamt en- 9IanteaoIs.
uOitiaing meO 0eltaeeIie ira 0meg.
men % eDentuelt ira 6oriegsitatio.
uen. 6noDi0ere noitiaes @enitanoe
ira annitinOuitrimuieet / asben.
bnon. llnoer lloiiiaingen oil ser
bIioe ai6olOt 3 fngliee 5oreorag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
%iloln oic. Srnnocn. q

%ilOmOic.Sranoen. AnI6org, 20.
Auguit. 9ranoen / Sen lille 9ilo-
moe bar breot ii9 iaa iterft iiOen
/ @aar. at Ser IN er br9not ct Bar
0unoreoe Seuoer 9onO. 9in0en er
M iD0lig. % SIoen tr9nger Jig ri.
Oere rem moo 9toro. gn Eel 5erpe.
be6oI0ninger er trlleoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

9pOsfalo. Sogfsrer o. G6riiten-
len, 5naborg, er afgaaet peO Dr.
ben, go6t 80 4nr gammel.
Oberit $. stocfflet6, g6ef
for 8. Dragonreeiment, er afgaaet
peo 9e6en efter nogen 5iOs SDg-
bonn, IS anr gammel. Zen afOsoe
bar paret giegimentsdef i aanOers
fiben 1903.
Iioligere 5olfetingsmanO for
&.nergOfreoien og 2~anOstings-
mano for 2oen areos, 5usaer 3.
9eoerien, err B. 20. Mug. aigaaet Deo
OGDEN I lit Sjem | 0eoer 0raa.
By peo 5re0erifsiuno, SO aar sl.
aloffer peo 6reoerifsberg Sir.
fe, aapt. q. g. GeDeile, er afgaaei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

st Strife . SnbilGnm. ae6enbaon
26. auguit. 5 Anleoning al 30
aars Dagen for 5o5annesfirfens
Snooielie 5oIotes / @aar 6ormio.
bag en- 6eitguostieneite, Ser ooer-
opreOes al aongen og 3ronningen,
9rins @aloemar og 8rins 9uItdo,
8rins @eorg al @rafenIan0 og
9riniesierne 1b1ra og Qagmar,
liant en- tor 5fare ino6uote, boor-
i6lan0t flere Miniitre, 9~anOstbing-
gets og 9orgerrepre ientationens
dormpno, 0oerpreiioenten og Or.
Carl 5acobien. Gn0oiOere bar Der
MOOT mango al Sooeoitaoens 4re-
tier. airfens Sognepreit, 9aitor
@otti6aIt 9anier, praoifeOe ooer
0roene: Seq er geien, Sanobeoen
og Qipet", boiIfe Orb itaur pao
9re0ifeitolen.
5 Anleoning al 5lbil9et bar
aongen uonaont airfens 5ogne-
pralt, @otti6alf-S anien, til 2io-
Der al 9annebrog og airfens Slot
fer. 5uititsraao ST. 55omasien, 9.
al 0bgy til 8annebrogsman0.
Gn imnf @aDe bleo Jig. Spoi.
6oltebl." iorleoen ooerraft ebbe
5grenieng gnfe / &oliteo poa benz
oes 6~e0ielsoag, nemlig en- Spare-
fasiebog paa 1885 SIR. Is Ere.
8ette 9eIob er if9nfet 5enOe al bent
0es afosoe ManOs mango 9enner
run6t ON I Ribe Amt. Gengene er
inoiat ! 9olite6 Sparefasie, oe Der
fan 5ppe5 120 ar. aarlig, inotiI
9elobet er opbrugt.
Iait. &att6ieien ifriuer unOer %.
auguit:
Sect ieg igen oOerta9er &e0af-
tionen al gariiteligt 9ngbIao", fan
ieg life anoet emo paanp bringe Ell
biertelig Saf til ale Sc mango, Der
i Den forlebne 3iO bar gipet mig
iaa itore 9eoiier paa SiaiO %
aprlig6eo. Gpb. 6, 10.
s. 5. ). 6. % attbieien.
SRA @%eitinOien. @uoerngr for Be
oonif-peitinoiife Ger, 2impriht, Der
ben %. aug. anfom til ag6enbaon
for at un0erfaite Jig 2pge5e6anoIing
paa 6inieninititutet, if oeo i'm af.
reiie ira Ct. groir ooerraft en-
aoresie meo 232 unoerifrifter, /
6pilfen SET uotaIes, at M~eoOelelien
ON @%uoern9rens 9ortreiie al @el-
breos6eniDn er bleren mootnget meo
ben 0Dbeite 9eflagelie os SDmpatbi
men at man baaber, al @uoernsren
mart oil fomme iig. iaa at ban IN
Den fort 5io pil p9re / Stan0 til
at penoe tiI6age.
5 9lores en- uOtales enopiOere 81.
9l. at @uperner 9imoridt pe0 i'm
Snteresie for Zens 9eliRrO og i'm
llpartiif5eo oar Dunoet 9e6oerles
8iai0 i en- 8raO, JON 6i0til bar
ppret ufen6t / Gems Siitoria, % at
ale ! 1ei 8rao bar lat gris paa
ben @enlig5eo, iom @%uuernereH BAR
pit moo en5oer, ser fom I p%erion-
fig 9erering meo 5am, % paa Den
ltoelnffelie at imaalige og unsOoen-
oige 5ormaliteter, 5uormeo @rper.
neren be5an0Ieoe @upernementsfor-
retningerne.
Gn fnrlis SrpnO. "a gamle Sens
gprgeien forleoen foo Jig fire neo i
@islum 8rnitegaarOs 30 9(Ien Opbe
9reno Tor at renie ben Tor nogle
unOer 9ranoen neOialone 9r9itpf-
fer, beioimeOe ban pluOieligt, og
Der maatte iflg. n2sgiter aO.~ TO
ManO ne0 for at fan BAN op. DE.
oens oen enc al GeOningsmanoene,
Der ogian 6anoe faaet onOt, burtigt
fom til arpfter, maatte Ser bentes
2ege til gprgeien, fsr oct lpffeoes
at fnloe bam til 9ine.
9posfalo. Sagfsrer o. G6riiten-
ion. Snnhorn. pr o%fdnnet ne0 ID
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
A NEW MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.

To meet an ever increasing demand for a certificate that
can be readily preserved and yet furnish an appropriate and
artistic setting for the churchly attest, we now offer our new
FOLDING MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE NO. 304.
This certificate is printed with an exquisite border de-
sign of floral wreath and wedding bells in 6 colors on ex-
ceptionany tough bristol board that is capable of folding with
out breaking. When opened the certificates measure 7Hx11h
inches. They are executed in the finest Chromolithography.
Each folded in an ornamental envelope Of extra strong
quality.
Prices Single copy Is Cts, l Doz. $120, 100 copies 80
net postpaid.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
TOliti6cticmt Scniens 6~fferIaOte.

fpiiiosiJeHi NehftHS Slitiiuoits
Belle, 81. Auguit. Scr Iuffeoe %.
re iaitiatte Belle 9lmtsraao i 8aar
9euiionen til 9oliti6etient 5eniens
.gnfe / @ramrooe til 80 ar. oarlig'
ira Oen 1. September iamt oeotog
at sioe benOe en- p~erionlig unoer-
itettelie pna 100 SIR. for ct anr,
IieeIeoes ira oen 1. September. 2es.
uOen Oeotoges BET at uobetole benz
De @anoens fuI0e 2en for ire 0aaa-
neOer eiter bans 9eO. Iii 6oert al
bans ire pngite Bern bpDilgeoes
en- lln0eritsttel'e pan 60 ar. inotil
oeres II. Aar. % enoelig peotog
amt5raaoet at labe g(mtsrepnrti-
tionsfon0en u0reoe llogiiterne oeo
9oliti6etient 5eniens 9egrapelic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

uel al ggbIer iom 99rer fan ben.
ties ct goOt llobptte. Gette galoer
iGrlig ior De arooere Sorter al
9Gbler (QiaOebler), iom ier ual-
miuOeli9 loOenoe I'D. @furfeligt nof,
at 6ru9ttr9erne IA goot bar tun-
net mooitoa Den itarfe Ssrfe meO
&arme % 9leit fremior Stopens
lrper. UNDER bpilfe man allereoe
iaa tioIi9t paa aaret Iigeirem pa-
ser / neoiaIOent SOP.
st msrft @unft bliper Dog at no.
tere, % oct er, at SpeoifebIommer-
ne bier iig til Gels at pile 6Iipe
miSIptfeoe, ioet oenne 6ru9t life bar
funnel taaIe @armeu / 6orbinoelie
meo glniten iamt angreb al for.
iteaig art.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

500 Sir. / Spineiticn. "a @aaro.
eier I. 0onien / 9ntrup forIeoen
Aiten eiter at baoe orret noe al
io0re line Soin bar peo at gao /
Seng, opOneeoe ban, at ban bouOe
tabt jim Seeue6og. @urtigit muIigt
ileOe ban no ! Soineitien, boor ban
ogiaa ianot ale 9engene / goo BE.
5oIo paa 10 ar. nar. San baooe
iiIg. oaieaerup ap." tabt legne.
bogen / ct 5rug, boorira Sman.
9riiene bapOe ilpbt oen ino til SEN
tore 90, ser burtigt iatte Den til
9ius, men merfperOigt nof loo
5noboIoet / 6reo; De 900 ar. par
iuIoitafloig belle, De 300 SIR. bar
lot meotaget, men life mere, emo at
Sc fun0e erItattes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-26
THE LATE BISHOP ATWILL.
For II Years the Rector of st. PauIs
Church in This City.

The Rt. Rev Edward r. Atwill
bishop of Kansas city. whose death
at his home there Tuesday evening
was announced in yes erday's Free
Press was for IA years. from 1867 TO
1881, rector OF St. Paurs Church in
this city. He had been i'll for long
time with hardening of the arteries.
Bishop Atwill was born al Red
Hook, n. Y, February IS, 1870 He
was admitted TO orders when - year.
old and came to Burlington to act a.
assistant to st. Paurs parish in 1861
from Williamsburg. Long Island.
where he had been rector Of ST. Paul.3
Church Four months after his ar
rival. on November :, 1867. he was
chosen the third rector Of the parish
Mr.. Atwill conducted meetings in
Winooski, from which developed
Trinity Mission, and he also held SER
vices in shelburne. Charlotte Fairfax,
Essex. Colchester ana Malletts Bay.
After IA years as rector, he resigned
in 1881. to accept charge of a parish
at Toledo. Ohio. and while occupying
that charge was elected bishop of
Western Missouri, being consecrate1
bishop October IA, 1890.
Bishop AtwilI is survived by his
wife, who has been seriously i'll for
,one time, and by five children, Six
children were born to them, but one
preceded the bishop to the grave.
It was not known in this city last
)vening where the burial would be.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-26
ESTATE OF MISSING MAN.
Mysterious Disappearance of Ten
Wears Ago Recalled

james Duffy Of LIS North avenue was
Monday appointed by Judge j. Ii. Ma
combor administrator in the estate OF
his son, Michael Duffy, who disappeared
in New York city over 10 years ago and
has not been heard from since.
Michael Duffy, at the time of his disap-
pearance was employed at the Firth Ave
nue Hotel i'm New York. one day lie
went out OF the hotel on some errand and
was never seen again. The police Of New
York were notified and every effort was
n AIDE to Aud the Young man, but without
avail. Tho father spent some hundreds OF
collars i'm the search.
Duffy, who was only about p years old,
was q model son and not only wrote rsgu-
larry to his family but visited them often.
Before going to New York he had hen
employed at the Van Ness House In this
city, The date Of his disappearance was
May r. 1890 The young man had an ac-
count at the Burlington Savings bank and
hence Il was necessary 10 have an admin
istrator legally appointed to take charge
Of tho estate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-26
OBITUARY..
4. V. SpnIdinx.

a. V. Spadlng died at his home mr.
North Winoosh avenue early FRIDAY
afternoon after being in failing health
for several months.
Americas V. Spa1ding was horn in
HrldgeWetor February I. 1885. his fath.,
oe'hS Methodist clergyman. As
young man ne taught in West Randolph
N'""'inF and other places, and studied
Ia" IN west Randolph a fellow studep,
oeinR Judge John w. Rowell. After
ncIhs admitted to the bar in 1888 IN
Practlced In Randolph and Bristol. and
came to Burlington in 1911, since which
time he has been a resident hero. he "a
survived by A wife and one son Prof
Edward G. Spaldng Of Princeton Uni
Versity, who was with his father dur,r,
the past week Mr. SpaldlnE was a
justice OF the peace many yenrs, trying
a large number Of cases both civil and
criminal He was considered a very
able trial justice. Tie was q thoroughly
read lawyer With a good knowledge os
the law. which he had always studied
Before coming TO Burlington he was said
tn have the largest law practice I'm
Addison county Latterly he had not been
20 active on account Of failing health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-26
SMOOT ON THE TARIFF.
Contends Law Can Not he Revised
Sehchmie by Srhedule.


"",'' ''"'
''' I'",' '.. '''c y, -N'"e'ut" re-
''-''n W. ', NV "'s',' ''''.' y .,'' w.
e''.'''''S W go.
'i'' ~ .,''
w. Wv
. l"''' ''o'"''"', ''''' 0''"1eu ~ ,'o,'"'''
''1'e va. Nv
' , Wv. w
/ WIZ ~ 90 '"'
F'' ,,
80 -
80 -. ,,'.
/ ',',-..-', Wv. -,
-.
.,,' .".t,,t. 1.'.a,.a,,. .t'
.,',,, ne,
dt--,-1 ~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-26
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

Boston, Jan. %.
FlOCR-Spring patents, s55GH5 90
spring clears. 5L5cg4.ao winter patents
fi.~p5.i5; winter straights. AIq4 50
winter clears, sigi35; Kansas, 81 sOa6. %
CORNMEAL AND OATMEAL.-Bae
cornmeal. ASa109; granulated 49,.
6d3l5, hoited, Sa3o5, rolled oatmeal, 5.
gi25; cut and ground, "a ioa465; rye
flour, SS.3"qi.7o graham, s3.7cqi; rye
meal. $3.50.
CORN-Car ITS, spot No. yellow
o6lac. steamer yellow, SC; No. yellow
55]ac; for shipment. No. yellow, 5jlau
sc; No yellow, 55q65lac.
OATS-Car lots, spot No clipped
white lie; No . clipped white, 4oc, No
clipped white, 2e19, rejected
white, 37n3Sc for shipment, fancy
4o-lb. ios14lc; regular 3s-lb, 39lau
ioc; regular S6-lb, a9a3alac.
HAY, STRAW AND MILLFEED-
Hay, choice, *23a@l24; No. I, 500 50a %;
No. 2 slsa2o; No. 3. sl5a16; rye straw.
Sl2 5Hi 1880; oat straw, 80; spring
bran, S27a240; winter bran. go 25dl27 10
middllnss, S6.15I2o; mixed feed. s27.25a
90 red dog, so Is; cottonseed meal, $50;
linseed meal $3.50; gluten feed, SIS %
stock feed, 81; hominy feed. $3.50.
PORK PRODUCTS-Short cut and
heavy backs. s23.75, medium, ST. 75d.3
long cut, so4; raw leaf lard. 12ssc; rem
dered leaf, l34c; pure lard. 12Ac; bris
kets, 14i.c; dressed hogs. lO0lel.c
FRESH MATS-Beef. extra sides,
9t49Ac; heavy kinds, 1OApl1Hc: heavy
fores, 7a.4Sc; sorins lambs, 1oa11c: win
ter, S1anSi4c; yolrlings, 7dSc: muttons, :
etSC Neals, llGl1c
POULTRy-WC,tern turkeys. 24a25c;
native broilers. 23d25c: northern fowl
large, lsa1ec; snail, lin15c; western
broilers, 'Sa2oc; roastars. 1ja17c: west.
ern medium, dickens lsd14c western
fowl, large l61l7,. medium. laa1Sc; live
fowl 15qlsc.
EGGS-Choict hennery, 2sa2sc: eastern
extras, 21A2Sc western, g5Q16c; storage,
aOag2c
BEANS-CarDad lots. pea beans. s.. 900
Is medium. go yellow eyes, $500
$50; red kidneys. sa5ca3.s6; California
small white E7oa2So; foreign pea beans.
s, SVa2 5; scoth green peas. 81 7oI2 70:
Canadian bean, 3l.eSal.76. Lima beans,
6'.H6hc; iobbiis, 10 to l5c higher
APPLES-B adwins, fancy. S4d5 bbl:
No /, S75g4.6: No. ., s2.7bdS.50; green
lnss, s39I. No'thern Spy, So oN14 90; rus
sets, s2eOII3J); Ben Davis, S3Gp3. 10 west
ern box applet s1.5od275
POTATO ES-Cen-ral Maine and Aroo-
stock, *lDl.lG bg; sweets. Vineland, $40
as Dbl, 9Ocd3 bskt
FRulT-Craberres. s.. 7ba3 Sc crt, SID
hbl; grapefruit, slM25o bx: extra
fancy, 275a bx; California oranges,
sl.SO@2'7b bx; Florida, sl.2s02 hx; tan
Serines, s. 500 80 strap
Refined suges are quiet. Rehners quote
graduated ari fine at 4.70c for 100 Dbl
lots and i.&c for % bbls. Wholesale
Srocers quote ESQ for less than % bbls.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-26
CHICAGO RODUCE MARKET.


Chicago, Jan. 2S.
RYE-Cssh \. 2. $40.
BARLEY-Ca6 s5T14c.
TIMOTHY-cah s8G1oa: March SO
s041l,0o.
CI'oVER-Cas sioocG1s5O; March
s47b
WlIEAT-Msy sNa~c: July sbAaaso;
Sept $40.
CoRN-May Sc; July 6lbsc; Sept,
n2%c.
oArs-May saf. July ana%c; Sept,
a2iAc,
PORK-Mny, sI8.
1'ARD-Jan, ss,h; May S.77h; July
81 67f.
Russian. roaA; May $3.50; July
81 s0d9s2E
FLOUR-Easy
RYE-No, D. siA
bAfl'ES-Teed, n mixing. @a75c; fair
to choice mailing s7ffosMo.
FLAAsEED-Nt /. south western. g.
NJ; No northwdsrn, see,
TIMOTHY sEEl $40 soip1o.7o
CLOVER SIAN
MESS PoRk-Cr bbl.) SEQ ooHao.7b.
l-Afl-tper 100 81 So 9s1a.
SHORT RlBS--tcs Ooose) SO 12Iba
lO621a, ''-'A"
e4DEs-Ssort ol@ boxed $40. Wal1.oo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-26
SEARCH PRACTICALLY ENDED
Little Doubt That Missing Stu.
dent Was Drowned.
cry OF body of Henry 4. Thorp.
Supposed TO Have Gone through
Ice Friday.

Sunday night the search for Henry A
Thorp of shelburne, Z. V. NJ, ~. who
has been missing since Friday night and
Is supposed to have been drowned while
on Lake Champlain. was practically given
up. Searching parties made up of mem.
bers Of the Delta Psi fraternity, to which
young Thorp belonged, were out all Sat
urday Sunday. At evening. after
having dragged tho lake outside the
hreakwater in the hope Of finding the
body. the last party came in.
Thorp, in company with number Of
other students from tho university, went
skating Friday afternoon. He reached
tho lake about $50 o'clock and after
about half an hour started outside the
brcakwater He was last seen about five
o'clock and was then over half mile out
Saturday morning. when 1t was found
that the young mans bed at the Delta
Pei house had not been occupied. an in
ouiry was made as to his whereabouts.
but 1t was not until noon that his friends
became really alarmed Searching par
ties were at once organized.
Early in tho afternoon the parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson A. Thorp of
Shelburnc were notifcd and the
mother collapsed. A sister, Elizabeth,
came to this city to join in the search
Friday night the lake appeared to
be covered with thin ice bridge, but
owing to the strong wind which came
up In the night 1t was broken up. and
this made the search for the body al
most hopeless from the start Parties
OF students went out to the break
water Saturday afternoon and along
the shore to Rock Point Sunday
morning the same tactics were pursued
and in the afternoon hOats and
graphing hooks were procured. with
the aid of Henry Chiott the lake out
side the breakwater was dragged.
After four hours the students gave up
known to have been heavily clothed
in two sweaters when he went to tho
lake and this made his chances of get
ting out of the water still less.
Henry A Thorp was ~ years Old He
prepared for college in the schools Of
Shelburne, and at Burr and Burton
Seminary in Manchester and entered the
University of Vermont with the Glass
VI 1912 Last year he attended Ohio Stat,
University during the fail term and
inished out the year, doing practical
york In civil engineering, which was his
rourse. In Kentucky. In the fan of 1910
ne returned to Vermont and re-entered
With the class of 1919 He is survived by
mis- parents. two brothers, Roy r. and
Harold. and one sister, Elizabeth
E. A Thorp. the father, has offered a
reward of 300 for the recovery of the
body.