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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
CYCLISTS SPEED JULY FOURTH
Some Of Most Daring Men in Country
Will Participate.
HUNDRED-MIE RACE IS PLANNED
Both Amateurs and Professionals Are
Eligible for Entry-Bocal Riders
ont ON Track PraeticinE
Every Day. ~

Independence day IN Omaha will be the
date of the biggest motorcycle meet Of the
west and one OF the big events OF the coun-
try for 1911 A 1o0-mile race on the Omaha
Speedway has been planned by the Omaha
Motorcycle club, and some OF the speediest
and most daring riders of the United States
will participate
The 100 mile race will in reality be four
races in one. prizes will be presented to
the winner in the 1oO-mile single cylinder
even and in the twin cylinder class. The
complete list Of prizes will be worth more
than $500. The winner Of the race. regard
less of what class machine he rides or
whether he is amateur or professional. will
receive the grand prize in addition to the
regular prizes.
Entries for the big race are being re,
ceived now by the secretary OF the Omaha
Motorcycle organization. T. E. Nickel Mr.
Nickel expects fifty to sixty riders Will
start at the firing Of the gun.
The local motorcycle riders are out
every day trying their machines on the
Speedway and some of the Omaha riders
win probably come out well in the finish
of the big event The motorcycle club
house on Leavenworth street is a popular
place these days. each evening a dozen or
more enthusiasts congreeating there and
then making a trip out to the track for
trials.
To Make Fast Time.
Fifty miles an hour will be slow speed.
The winner will probably make about sixty,
even when his time for changing tires and
any repairs Is counted In. The light motor
cycles do not cut up the track as do auto
mobiles, and the race will be speedy from
start to finish.
Preceding the big event will be a ten.
mile open-to-the-world race. with prizes
for the winners. In all probability the
racers will enter this in body to test their
machines and get into running shape for
the big event
At p. M the gun for the pscemaker will
be fired. A man in an automobile or on a
motorcycle will proceed. at fair rate Of
speed for the first mile around the track,
and as he comes past the line again the
starting gun will be fired and the race de-
clared on.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

C. L. Gould. manager OF the Omaha
branch OF the Ford Motor company. was
married in Lincoln Wednesday to Mrs.
Della Mcclure. The event was celebrated
without the knowledge Of any Of the
Omaha office force or any OF the groon's
friends. On Thursday evening the couple
left for Detroit, where the convention of
the Ford branch managers will be in ses-
sion this week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

Carlson Bros, OF Beresford S. D.. drove
a jackson 80 car home from the garage
of the Pioneer implement company OF
Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

The Brush Runabout company has in
augurated a unique economy test that will
be national in character and run on ma
tional holiday, namely. Fourth OF July. This
test will be run In every city of the United
States and will be 100 miles in length.
Accompanying the driver OF the Brush
car will be a aisnterested party acting as
observer who will keep complete detail
record OF the mileage, amount OF gasoline
and lubricating OIL consumed. the number
of stops and the reasons for, the stops,
the number of tire punctures ana biowouts,
IL any, and complete record OF any ad-
justments that might be necessary.
All the data pertaining to the run
throughout the country will be published
from the Brush headquarters and will make
interesting reading TO all who are at all
interested In automobiles.
This promises to be one OF the greatest
stunts that has ever been pulled off In the
United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

F. e. Fox of the service department Of
the Chalmers Motor company was at the
garage Of the H. e. Fredrickson Auto
company on business this week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

The Lozier Motor company has an
nounced that in the future Lozier cars will
take no part in races or contests on dirt
tracks or horse tracks of any character,
unless they have been rebuilt for the ex-
press purpose OF automobile racing and re-
ceived the approval of the proper American
Automobile association committee. The
fatal accident to Basic at the Hawthorne
track in Chicago recently and the accident
to Strang In the Wisconsin races are cited
as reasons why lives should not be en-
dangered by tracks OF dirt. This decision
will not affect the Lozier company enter
ing cars on the speedways at Atlanta. Los
Angeles or indianapolis or the road courses
at Savannah. Elgin or Paramount park
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

The Cadillac company OF Omaha received
word this week OF the victorious perfor-
maHce OF the 1911 Cadillac in the Iowa
Little Glidden tour. The run started at
Des Moines and lasted for four. days. COW
ering 800 miles Of all kinds OF roads. There
we're thirty-two starters. The Cadillac was
the only car with a perfect road score
and a perfect technical score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

Motorists from Omaha and Council Bluffs
report that the road between the two cities
and Spirit Lake, Ia. is in especially good
condition for touring enthusiasts at the
present time. A number have been making
the trip within the past two weeks and
are loud In their praises of the Iowa roads
encountered. The route as followed by
the majority goes straight from Council
Bluffs to Denison and then over the 'Haw-
keye Highway TO Spirit Lake. Most of the
road is either macadamized or graded and
is said to be like a boulevard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

II. q. Fredrickson is spending his an
nual summer outing thirty miles away
from any railroad up in the mountains
near Fillmore. Wyo. With him Is r. c.
Phelps and the two have been having a
genuine outing fishing and loafing near
the mountain streams. Mr.. Fredrickson
and Mr.. Phelps will remain two or three
weeks longer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

iamlet Sremrpfnins mob Sooeoita-
ben. Ween besuaotet raaSer Der ao-
ifiuis llro i Hpen, oe benne artcg
n9iten &arafter al en- paniif Sfr9t.
ba ct al 8pens 9aebIabe forleSen
Sag uSienbte ct @rtrammer. toori
beretteoes, at en- Saiursentitprfe paa
10000 Manb bar unSer Spmrpf.
ming. Hpstet bite iis imioIertio
mart at bore uefterretteIigt, men bet
tiente iom ct iloarnOe gepis paa,
bpiIfen Str9f Der itanr al ReppIu.
tionen ieIp | SanSets SopeSitoo.
lloe paa geftfwteu er Sniursen-
terne ogioa meset Attire, og ct Gres-
ieteleeram ira Gouslas | gri5onn
bringer Gfterretntns ON, at be bur
inbtaset ben pietise S1pnebp Eoeo-
lobambo paa Stiaebnpsfpiten. 90
poIotampo lig5er Blot en- fort 81.
itance fra @perne 6,terte os San
gIas, Tom anerebe befinber ia / Sn-
iurgenternes 8eliobeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
en- ny S~oriifrinesplan.

Sra aiebenbopn teleeroieres ben
lite 1ai. at Ben betienbte oonfte
Eoitmeiter. SoIbsI, S~pbaosmnuoer
til "Sulemerfet", iom nut bar ino.
braat Ell baIp Wiaion aroner, Tor
bpilfet Der ifnI bpgges ct itort Se-
rinesionatorium, MI bar en- M OF
meget tiltaleuoe Rlar, iom ban agter
at iaa ipertiat | Speriee (Y). Sun
ioreiIaar, at boert Barn itror eiter
bets 5soiel ifal asiureres imoo IN.
berfuIoie, og bpis Oct paaorager iig
oenne Spsoom, inoen Oct er Is aar,
ifaI oct baue Het til fri gebanolins
og BIeie &C nit Spbolo poa ct Sa4
natorium.
Scr. SoIbsl poaitaar, at bpiS bper
eneite Saoer bleu tpunset til at be.
tale I arone OF Cents | asiurnnce.
premie ON aoret for bpert al line
Barn, ian piloe berpeo tiloeiebringes
iilitrGffeIige PengenioIer til at
ioerfi9tte Blanen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ Winneiota.

Ger me6oeles ira ct. Saul, of De
resulPre Basiagertayter | Dtinnelota
ben lite Suli pil bli iorbeiet igien til
3 Gents 0tiIen. Samtioig uil ogiua
observation-disclosures, Der bar uGret
baiereoe paa ben neroGrenoe Fart I
Weinneiota al 2 Gents Wtilen, bli ior.
bsiet paa lignenOe Wanoe. Rsiagtig
/ bpor itor llOitrefning, 6oranorin.
5en bill bIi giennemfert, er enonu lite
aisiort; men Den oil uoen Epil fom.
me til at omiatte ct tort Smraaoe.
Sroren ON @ieninoierelien al De
ganle Garter er al ettar al Wtinne'
iotabanerne alereoe blepet uoitebt, og
bet forpentes, at ollie be sorige al ga.
nerne / Stateu pil sisre liseoan / 50.
bet Of De nermeite Oage.
SfsIae ben feoerale areosretsfien.
belle / De iaafaIbte "Weinneiota Rate
Gales" pil Der bli foretaget en- til
iparenoe SorbeieIie ogiaa al 8obs.
tarterne.
Set bapbe life peret 9anernes
Seniigt OF ioretaee Sortforbsielien
iaa mart; De bauoe BELT snifet at Ie
.Iioen on og afpenis De Cor. Staters
enoeIise aisisrelie nj Sosen. Goi.
bsieIien er HeiuItatet al en- al arebs.
Sommer @aIter s. Snnborn ! Ons.
bags aisipet erngtnins. San tiIite.
Der piitnof Staten at inonnfe bans
tiSligere afsiOne aienoeIie til De ;SOs.
Staters Ssieiteret, men npgte6e of
uSiptte SperfiRttelien Of a~ienbelien,
inotil Ssieiteretsoommet Dor falot.
meo minore Staten Itiaeoe tiIfrebs-
itiaenoe @arautier for at boIoe ga.
nerne ifaoesleie Tor be Eab, De | Wel.
lemtioen pilSe Iibe, ON S~eieiterets.
fienoeIien iflI0e saa Staten mob.
saabanne 9nrantier funoe Staten
life inoIabe Jig paa at itile. 2igner.
be @arantier bebsoebes n~atilrIisOis
life at titles al 9anerne.
Sfient 9ouuner Sanborus oprin.
beige aienbeIie oirefte finn giaIot
geortbern gacific., Great Rortbern-,
minneapolis & ct. 2ouis. Sanerne,
iaa er bog be spriaa @aners StiI.
ling iaa neiastis Den iamme, OF RI.
meliguis osiaa De uiI foretase en- Iis.
nenbe SOrbsieIie al fine 5arier os
reffere en- apuftift uie5 Statens
Sernbanefommisiion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Wiuion .%Rompromis,

SfsIee ct Bresieteiesram fra @aib-
ington bar &egjertnsen ben 3bie bs.
afeepteret $1,1sO,OOO Tom ct Som.
promis / Sasen MOB Queen Bro.
TIERS, eft aumtimportfirmn | SEEM
gorf, Der por anf.lset iSr ftore Eolo-
beoraserier.
Wen Sirmnet er life oermeo for.
Big meb SnfeI Gam, ibet 9rsbrene
ogiaa err beiluttet iat unber ~itraifc-
retslig SiItaIe. De befinber iig ior.
tiben begee | europa, men oil bli or
reiteret / oct gieblif, nogen al Dem
after maatte iGtte i'm SOB poa ameri-
fanif @runo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Jnofomitfatten.

Salt bar til 9oto 80 Sta.cr rati.
iiceret bet foreilaaebe Snofomitifat'
Advertisement til De Sorenebe Staters
Sonititition. Neu fsr a%menoemen.
tet fan bli 2op, inaa oct bifolSes a.
Ter Stater til, oItiaa al ialt So, cler
ire SierbeSele al be AZ Stater, bpor.
al llnicnen iortioen beitaar. amen-
oementet er bibtil ratifieeret at iel'
genoc Stater:
alabama, arfnnias, California,
Colorado, Georgia, Soabo. Sainois,
Soma, Snbiana, aentlicfp, 4nrias,
@nrpIanb, Waaine. Rihisan, Wisiis-
iippi, Misiouri, Wontana, Iebraifc.
Nepaba, Norfh Carolina, Rortb %.
fota. Ohio. Oregon, CALEDONIA, 80.
Safota, Soltb Carolina, Seunes Zee,
Seras, @aibineton.
amenSementet foreIigser | nj an.
Ore Stater. bpis 0egislaturer ben
lite Msai enbnu par inmIeoe. Disle
Stater er Connecticut, 9eIawnre.
SIoriSa, Rasiahuietts, Re,p Dorf.
@ennipIpania, Rbobe Sslanb, Dir.
sinia os @isconiin.
forat furre BIZ 2op maa amenbe.
mentet ratifieercs al minSit ier al
bisic. tpiIfet imiDIertio er mcsct
tpiliomt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Smuggling at Rinefere.

Or. Sin Giiep Iop, en- fineiiif
9pge, iom Dor paa en- for 9anoeien-
bonn | Smesnen al Sacfeniacf, y.
q, er ben 3bie os. bIepet arreIteret
paa anfIase for at bape imliglet ino
/ 2anbet 100 aiueiere fra Gen Sa'
maica / 8eitinbien.
Samtibig er bans ire amerifonife
Weoforbunone, Goodman pbinips.
Sarpep 6. Dailep % Geo. u. @aroi-
ner, ollie bsmmehsrerSe ! Boston,
bleoet ar~reiterebe paa iamme an.
flage.
Or. Wop oplpier, at ban unber
Brpiioent Wcainleps Administration
par Smmigrant inipettsr | Boston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Streifer.

Ser meobeles fra Chicago, at
"Maibagen" (oen lite Itai) oglaa
iaar farafteriierebes peb grflGringen
al mango Streifer og 2ocf-S itts,
iom tiliammen inppluerer benimoo
10000 arbeioere, beriblanbt $500
Observation-Disclosures $500 Teelperss-
orbeioere, 5000 grbeibere / gpg.
ningsiogene, 900 Stenbusgere cs
700 / forifie1iee andre Snouitrier.
StriSen breier iig / De ileite Silfpl'
Der ON @rap paa 2snspaalag, for
tere a~rbeiosbas, Gnerfienbelie al
Sagforeningerne o. |. b.
s 8ittsbttrg, Ea.. sioroe ben lite
Iai ale gerfsarheibere paa Eitts.
bursoioiiionen al Bemiplpaniobanen
og Der bar Sanoipnligbeo for,
at beres antaI ont fort Sib oil Bill
forsget til ca. 10000 Nanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Cats Sommerferier.

Ger berettcs fra @a'bingtor, at
oct life er iaa umuliet. at Br9iioeut
Gait fommer til at tiIbringe iaIfaIo
en- Fart al fine Sommerferier oeo
9afe Wtinnetonfa / Wtinneiota, eIIer
Sfoboii | Soma.
Gen npe Senator fro Soma, @.
2. aenppu, boooe | en- Samtale meb
Treiioenter iorleoen Dag ifiloret
oisie Suoiisers og SmsioeIiernes
Stisnbeb % sIimatets Sortrinlisbeo
paa en- iaa iengiIemoe Naaoe. at ban
bleu meget beaeiitret for 9anfen.
Seratoren ffal ogiaa babe looet en-
9tring ialoe ON, at greiioenten oe.
iaa finoe trGnge at ie til fine poll
tiife 8i9roer paa bisie Sumter, oq
oisie efter SorlpSenoe life befuiber
zig i Den aler bebite Stano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Uationens
R~ulrieoomme.

Get berettes ira @a'bington, at
Observation-Disclosures npe gbei, @aE'
ter 6. Siiber, penter at fitnne lore.
IRgge aongresien paa oeEs requlGre
SeSiion nGite ginter en- pratttif
Blan til g~euoreIien % uSupttelieu
al Nationens 3ienitaoeube naturIige
Sielpefiloer.
1iltroos Tor De Wiliouer az aeres,
iom al aongresieu er bortgiuet til
Sernborer. aorporotioner Og Snei.
pioer, iinoes ser oog enouu igicn
nGrpoa 100000, 900 acres auaano
| be peitlige Stater ioruoen De uuiaa.
beige auIieIter ! Aluifn.
en- SEAPORT, iom forleoeu inole.
pereoes iii Snoreoepartemeutet. Oi.
Ter. at islsenoe 9anoitrGtntrser er
unooroene ira gebpsgeIie % afpeu-
ter 8iosiificering % Sarering:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
beIist ODER belle Smesnen al Door
bead os Sarge.

oeIist ODER belle Suiesren al Woor-
bead og Sarge.
Oanftou, g. Guf.: gpen er tSag
beerapet unber Sre. Sfpgge- o.
Sirtreer er bIeoet aoifiaig beifaoi-
sebe, men geoen tiItr9ngtes bsiIi-
gen. Wan frpster for, at Srugt.
trperre bar liot alporIig Sfabe.
9es Woines. Soma; Soipas Srust-
apIere isIer iig meset 9naiteIig oper
SeiriorboIoene % Seenene til Sroit !
Hatterts Cob. Srrerne itaar | ben
centroIe os inSIise Del al Staten
alereSe ! 9lomit, oa ffuIbe Der mo
treoe Sroit | Rattens Sob, piloe Der
anrettes itor Sfnbe paa SriigtapIin-
gen. s De n~rorolige Del ineSe BET
isoar % ioag Worges earife iterft.
8innepee, Wirr.: Sfslse Cana.
oian Eaciie.Y aueus apIingsrnpport,
iom ofientlissioroes ioas. itaar Spe-
Den ooermaaoe paffert / aue dele al
Bropinien alberta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

6orieg, ON bet ifliloe bli iorlsgt, life
oil IDtfes. Sg ielp ON bet ifuloe lpt.
fes, itaar bet enbper Senator init for
at foreilaa 8omiteen fritaget Tor pt'
oere 8ebanoIing al &eiolutionen %
berme uiortepet tilbageierot Senatet.
Sanbipnlisbeoen taller imiSlertlo
for, at aomiteen oil gisre en- Sno.
itiaing, Der iaa, ON Sorimitterne tan
.iette oct igiennem, pil bli benriit til
goIgfomiteen, Der oa piloe touune til
at foreitaa Den foreilaaeoe uneeris-
selic.
SuItitsfomiteenS Snoitiaing / So.
psr al Sprilaset ON oirefte Salg al
Observation-Disclosures blep oeotaset
meb Z MOB 5 Stemmer. SslgenOe
ipo Senatorer itemte | Saper al Sno.
itiuineen: Sorab fra Sbabo, Gum.
MINIS ira Soma, 9ropn ira Nebraita,
Bacon fra Georgia, Gulberion fra
Seras, CLIFTON ira 3elt Tirgtnia oJ
Soerman fra Nortb Carolina. Ge
fem, icm itemte imob, Dor Glarf ira
@poming. 0iairgbnm fra @ermont,
9anSeaee ira Connecticut, &oot ira
Stem gorf og Cumberland fra utab.
Sorilagsitiueren, Senator gorab,
er for5ereot paa, at Der oil fiji en- long
9ebat, fsr 6orilagct iGttes til Bette
ring.
@eprqientant SammonS fra Win'
neiota, bet eneite b~emofratilfe Web
lem al 0eringstomiteen, iom ltente
moo &atiffatiouen al @ieniioigbeSs-
troftdten meb Canada, erflercbe ! en-
Gale / Siiet / Manbags, at ban pilee
itstte bet bemofratiife Sriliitea6or.
lag, foroi set oelpis piloe sooiGiere
9anbets Sarminginteresier Den STD
Be, be rimeligpis piloe fomme til at
lioe iom Sglge al Dem tdraolifs SaH'
oelSoperensfomit.
San par al ben Rening, OF oenae
Sperensfomit life par / Sperensitem-
melie meb ben | tiblisere aar erflu'
reoe oemofratiife Iolitif; men oa
Sanoipnligbeben talte for, at Srafta-
ten pilbe bli eoofienbte, mente ban
OF oeiaa GriIiiten burbe ~peotages.
Senator Genpon ira Soma ifal
BABE unber ltSarbeioelie ct SoriIag
til flere pigtise S~oranoringer / Den
Sberman'ife anti.E ruitIop. SorlD.
benoet berom bar paft aoifilig Sn'
tereSie / @aibington. San bar 10 I
en- lang Sib Observation-Disclosures
officiene "Sruitbuiter" o. pioes at
bape ct erunbist og inogaaenoe
aienoifab til berne Sops Soroele o.
Wfangler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

9ette Smroaoe paa nRiten So
000.O 900 acres err tareret til oper
IS 5000, 600. 900. 9ssuSen er Der for.
fieaige Strefninser paa tiliamnIen
100000 acres. Tom aaereoe er
fLasifisereoe % tagereoe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
AVIATOR FOWLER
IN HOTEL BLAZE

Colfax. Cal. Sept. 17.-One man is dead.
another is seriously injured as a conse-
quence Of his herosm and third Is miss
Ing as the result OF n fire, probably Of in
cend!ary origin. which broke out here
early today on the third floor Of the
Mountain View Hotel and consumed a
considerable part of the town before ii
nnally burned itself out. The loss IS
about $4,000.
The blaze was finally conquered by
volunteers composed OF practically the
entire population. In the front ranks
was Aviator Robert G.. Fowler, who
is preparing to scale the Sierras to-
morrow on his transcontinental trip.
John W. Dugger. guest of the ho-
tel failed to awaken and was burned
20 death. Henry Hurst may be fatal
ly injured. An unidentified man is
missing.
Hurst rushed into the hotel and pulled
guests out of bed on the second and third
floors. Trapped by tho flames he jumped
to the sidewalk and was picked up with
both legs broken.
Aviator Fowler was awakened by his
mother In his room at the hotel, shortly
after the fire broke out and dressing
hastily Joined the fighters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
FIRE SWEEPS WHITEHALL
SfO,OOO Lost In Fire That Threatened
for Three Hours 20 Destroy
Entire Village.

Rutland, Sept. 15.-The Rutland fire
department was called upon to-day to
render assistance to the village or
Whitehall, y. Y, 23 miles away, which
was threatened with destruction for
three hours this morning Chief Orrin
Il. Packard and n corps of flremcn in
rcSpon$N to n telephone message load
ed tn" steamer on to u fiat car and
started by special train for the scene.
Receiving word when they reached
Castleton that a heavy rain had assist
ed the New York state 1rcmen in CON
trolling the flames they turned back.
The lose To- Whitehall is 100000 and
the burned buildings include the three
story brick Young Mons Christian as
sociatioH building tho residence of T.
j. Cassidy undertaken. storchouScs Of
II. Il, Martin. merchant, aud three
story tenement house belonging TO
John McCaffc. The fro started in the
storchousc from an unknown cause.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
EXPRESS TRAIN HITS AUTO
Allen Battles Hurled over 30 Feet, but
Liyes-Nnchine IL Com
pIetc Wreck.

Bethel, sept li.-Alen Battles. q. I'M
married eldest child of Mr.. and Mrs EN-
cry BATTLES of Braintree, was seriously
though it is hoped not fatally, injured
this afternoon at about two O'Clock by
the wrecking Of an automobile. which he
was driving alone. when the rear wheel
Of his machine was hit by the engine Of
the southhound G. V. r. fast express due
Mt this station some minutes earlier. He
vas seen driving around tho street
corner and through the covered bridge
just before the accident ana It Is said
he was warned of the coming train, which
he could not see because of the side Of
the bridge. The force of the contact threw
his car without ovcrturning II n distance
OF 10 feet, breaking it up pretty badly,
but leaving the motor and some OF the
tires intact. He was thrown beyond where
the machine stopped, fully % feet farther
In the same direction and fell upon the
partly grass-Covered bank, sustaining n
cash two inches in length under the chin
and several small cuts and bruises
around the face and head. He was pick
ed up bleeding and unconscious and APP
parently lifeless by a party of five Leb-
anon, n H., men bound for the fire
mems festival at Randolph, who came
up in an automobile right after the acct
dent, At DR. O. -, Green's office he soon
recovered consciousness and gave his
name and the name of his father. who
was at once notified and came with other
friends by the next train. The doctor
found him with no bones broken and APP
parently without Internal injuries. but in
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ENDS AUSPICl0USLY
I,i,y.s daughters Bring 18th Annual
Convention TO Nuccrssfui 'oh-
cIusion-Onccrs Elected.

81 AIbans. Sept li.-Thc Kings Daugh-
ters of Vermont to-day brought their
18Th annual convention to a close, after
fl profitahle session Of two days
The convention voted to meet next year
in Nontpelior. and elected officers for
the coming wear as follows; President
Mrs. Emma K. II. Tobln of Swanton;
secretary. Mrs Florence Gates of Swan
inn: recording secretary Mrs. G. r.
Nourse Of Rutland; treasurer, Mrs, Lucy
/ Il. Burt Of bennington; auditor, Mrs
Adelaide j. Balloon of Rutland County
secretaries were chosen as follows: Mrs
Helen r. Rrownson of Leicester, for
Addison county, Mrs. Emma l.. Harwood
of bennington, for Bennington; Mrs. Kate
6 Towers Of Richmond, for Chlttenden;
Mrs. Helen NJ. Rublee Of 81, Adams, for
Franklin; Miss Annie NJ, Holcomh Of ST.
Adams. assistant for Franklin; Mrs,
Irene f.. Phillips of Braintree for Orange;
Mrs. Jennie Braley of Rutland. for Rut-
land. Mrs. W G, Staples OF Springfield,
for Windsor. Mrs. s. S. Ballard OF Mont
pe,icr. for Washington; and Miss Flor
encc ". Clark Of Brattleboro, for Wind
ham.
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WARNS AGAINST PAPERS.
Montpelier County Juro-s Cautioned,
Presumably about FnySton Murder.

Montpelier. sept. 14-In county
court yesterday Judge W. H. Taylor
cautioned the members Of the petit
jury against reading the papers or
discussing the trouble in the county
presumably referring to the Fayston
case.
The case Of Wilcox against Sowdon
and Lyons was continued and argr-
mcnts were taken up after dinner. The
dispute arises over certain discount =
which We're to he allowed for iwp"r-
feet fruit and amounts To loss than
$50. verdict viii probably be rem
Gcrcd before night
In the divorce cas-" Of Louis Perry
Of NorthfcId against Margaret Perry
now Of Malone, y. Y. the lihellant was
ordered to pay the court for the benz"
IT Of the lihcllee the sum OF $50 fifteen
DAYS before the case is called FOR trial
Tho court house Is thronced with
witnesses called to appear betor" tn"
grand Jury and it is apparent many Of
them are from Wcbsterville and Eas;
Barre. the scene Of the McAulcy muir
der.
Ex-Assistaut Judge L. r. Wells Of
Middlcsex has been appointed foreman
NJ the grand jury