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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
9entider Pipnieroerein.

Ger 3eutide Bionierperein bielt
geitern Mbenb in Der Central Eurn.
bale feline regeImdbige BeriammlnnJ
inter oem Worlib oes Hraiioentsn
3eroinano Wtesger ,inb Der asroto.
toafiibrung bes Gefretars Conrad
arager ab. MIs tleiie Mitglieoer fpur-
Sen Die folgenoen Serren alifgenoni.
men: 8eorg sSlB, 9ep. 1886 Dorf Ctr,
geboren I'M Sabre 1866 in 5iirtb iii
gapern, III Cincinnati lett 1881
,sris Seller, go. 80 Dit llniperiiIn
slpenue, geboren i'm Sabre 1861 III
gern in Ser Sdppei8, in Cincinnati
felt 1884; 2eopolb Sefer, SO. 1915
Stte StroBe, seboren 1870 IN gre.
merhopen, in Cincinnati ieit 1887
stefnn gfoolener, No 2238 @ictcr
strabe, geboren 1861 IN Bictors-
berq SeIterreid), in Cincinnati ieit
1884; sllfreo Sumo Nippert, gto.
2981 @erf Goab, geboren 1872 ~
sSranffort am Weain m elnclnnafl
leit 1886.
Iurh oen COB berlor Der Weretil
i'm 2auie bes perfloiienen Wtonnrs
Die folaenben Dtitglieoer, oeren Nn'
ocnfeu ourh grheben BON ben SlbtH
geebrt nuroe: Gbmuno 8rllber, ",
ainner, Sobn auns nno slu9ul'
Sbiele.
Bon ben Mngeb5rigen bes Serrr
gbmlrb 8ruber mar elm Donfes'
ihreiben fir Die beipieiene Tbeilnab
me eingeLaufen, bas 3lr 8erleinnl
qelangte uno benz Hrotofoa einper'
leibt iDurbe.
Wfit Der ndhltrnonatlihen Ser
iammlung Beginner pieoer Die lib
lihen 9ortrdee nod ben 8eid)dtts
perhanoIiiagen lno ols eriter Tor
tragenber lit Serr Sberlebeer gmi
aramer geiuonnen, Der in Der ndfItel
geriammluns, bie am Z. NouembeI
itattiinoet, iiber feline fiir5lihv
9eutidlonbreiIe ipreben lpiro.
lleber Ginnabmen uno glusgabel
berihteten Sefretdr arager uni
Shabmeiiter 6. geidels gIeihIoliteni
pie foIgt; aaiienbeItano in Der nori
gen gerianmlllng $745, Ginnabmel
S263 so; glusguben sos; bleibt aaI
| ienbeltonb S950.33.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
Qofal I. 8eridt.


Ger Yfanbleiber gmil Glaub, BON
8ine StraBe, nabe z. glpenue, nuroa
aeltern ongemieien, iih beute i'm go.
Ii3eigeriht ein5ufinoen, Inn iid nnter
Der anflage Der llebertretung Der
Grbirua,l3 su pernntporten, rpeihe Die
@uslage bon ShuBipafien in Shall-
feuitern etc. nerbietet. @lalB bniie IN
ieinem Sd,aufeniter Elm Nanr alie
DueapiItoIen NIT Der Aufibrift:
cNiht gum 8erfnlli" ausgeiteat. Gr
4erfl1rte, bic Viitolcn nur ansgelegi
All bnben, Inn bic Muimerfiamfeit bes
pubiifnms aui iein Shai,feniter 3u
Ie1fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
9sroiperitdts>8iga
Wirb bente I'm Nereantile Sibrars
Uebanbe Wo. 408 NnlHut Ctr. :.
ibr SauptqMartier erDffnen.

Ill
Iie an, Wsontag bier i'm Snterelie
ser Wieoererrpdblung bes Rrdiioenteis
Ioft in's 2eben gern1ene eVrolpeIl'
tdts.2iaa" ipirb am beutigen aagc
ihr Sollptauartier i'm WercnrtIle ~.
brarp @ebauoe, go. 4O0 WalnlitSfr.,
eroffnen unb BON bier aus MIRO Damn
Ole aanpagne, Der SIga geleitet iper%
ben.
Gle 2iaa beablihtigt inrerbalb Der
nahIten Gage SO, 900 anopre. 5lt per.
tbeilen nelhe Die SnibrItt oYrolpe-
ritp 2eague Mepublican Bartp" fra-
gen, n1breno in Der Witte oes Rlo.
pies elm Gternenbanner ongebranr
| lit. Dieie auopfe iueroen i'm Sailpl'
quarter oilseegeben nno onrd1 DIE
Mitglieoer ber 2iga, oeren 3abl ge-
ltcrn auf iiber 300 angelpndyle1 III,
5ur Bertbeilnng gelangen..
Serr George u. Grabbs, Der YrnlI'
bent Der Hbilip Carer SO. in Sod'
lanb, berid)tete gelteru, oaB er Ill
Ben 6enitern ieiner 6abrif 200 Dor.
traits bes Rralioenten Saft ange-
brudt babe rnb baB binnen ipenigel
lagen Dor ben Irlagen Der 5irina
bas groBte aampagnebanner IN 9a.
milton Gorntp ansebrad)t iperoeit
miirbe. 2osieIbe miro 100 Sub lang
uno pier SUB brett iein ilnb Die Sn-
ihrift tr1at: ,3aft Sbernlan ono
Continued Yroiperitp".
Serr s. @apep bon Der Barber
9lspbalt 9aping go. BON eblcago,
Ger 5uiammen nit Serrn erabbs
nod) Dem Sauptquartier Der Slgd
fam, ma6te ole Wtittbeilung, oaB DER
Observation-Disclosures fiir Noolepelf.
Der anfangIih in Chicago berridte,
| lebr i'm gbiIauen begriffen lit lnlO
oab Die Stimmiing pollig Sn 8nnlten
oes Hraiioenten 5aft umihlagt.
DAP Die 9eltrebungen Der Siga all.
;iberal begeilterten 0ieoerbau fln'
ben, beipeiien pieoer cine In5abl
9riefe, Die i'm 2aufe oes geitrigen Ia
ges BEL Serrn Sreberif 0eier emile
fen. Serr s. .. Sles, BON Der SS5nter'
national Wtadine Cool SO. bon Sn-
oiannpolis, ihreibt, baB bort Die gu.
| iineB Men's 2easue I'M SntereIie Der
8ieoereripablung oes Yraiioenten
Gait tbdtig lit uno bab er Die Sigd
aui bas Shreiben 9erru 8eiers anl-
merflam MAIDEN unO oafiir Gorge
tragen miro, baB es in aebiibrenSer
Weiie bcnuet ipiro. 9lebrlih duBert
| iid aub Serr Ssrael s. Sobnlon, Der
| Grdiibent Der s. $. ssobnion, jr.. SO,
bon HbilaoelpbIa, elmer Der beDell'
tenSIten oortigen g9erf3eugfabrlfen
Die grefutipe Der Siga miro beute
lgtahnittag Inn bier llbr cine Sis,tng
i'm neuen Sauptquartier abboIten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

Ganimtlihe @ebeinpoli3iiten mo-.
rem geitern in bas Geteftip.Saupt.
quarter 5itirt morben, mo- 8oli5ei.
def Gopelan uno Wsnior gratuioro
slniprahen an tie bielten. @as ibnen
geiast puroe, lieB iid nidr genau
feititeIlen, ba iolpobl Gopelan nie
aud CRAWFORD ipater auf gefraeeu
erfldrten. es babe iib um Die Hilih.
ten Ger @ebeilnpoli5iiten i'm Mags.
lneinen gebanbelt. Gs beibt jebod.
oaB Die slniprahen 5ielnlih idorf ga.
neien unS oabin ausgeflungen baben
ioQen, bob before 2eiitunsen BON ben
Geteftius perlangt lno erluartet ner.
ben. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

quite unb poItstbiimlihe Mbminiitrdz
tipn unb Sprensuns Der Srnits pbne
0oltsresieruns; gtopiepelt perfpriht
eine quite Mominiitration nit 9oltsre-
sieruns unb 2egaliiiruns Der 1ruits,
uno Wilion peripriht 8oltsregierung,
8etdmpfuns Der Sruits permitteIit bes
Sarifs, 5Drberuns Der Snbuitrie burh
freie Rubtoffe. Nbidaffuns Der 3One
auf 2ebensmitteI unb eine bobfreie No<
miniitrution, tpie er tie tn Nep Serien
herbeioefiihrt bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

slui beute abenb lit in Der Central
5urnhaIe cine WerIammlllng oes
lentih almerifaniihen Staotper.
banos anberanmt Doroen, IN pelhsr
iibernns pid)tige Oeihaite Sur GrIe.
niamg geIangen, 70 oab bic Mnfpc.
ienbeit Iammtliher Gelegaten briil-
gcno errpiinidt iii. Sn erIter 2inie
ipirD in Der Werianmluna beg Ggefu.
tibe bes Deutfd- d-almeritaniiden
StoatSpertanbs bon Ohio erfolgsn
unb f.ann tr;ro nah Der Griebieing
Der @eld1ite Elm aommers ltattiin.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

NtAtuS SSSktItSi. Taif w ~ ~SAAI'
Maanat qertins unp pieier maht tein
Sebl baruus, b,b er Rooiepelts Grz
pdbluna tpesen beiIen plan Sur Ge9ae
liIiruno Ter Sruits ipiinItt.
Cine eigenth Ii m / DE uno
fir 5aft unsiinitige Sadlase bat iih
in &ulifornien enttpidelt. Das 1T rie
Solse elmer oerihtlihen GntIheibung,
lponah bic 5aft=Republitaner untsr
benz beitebenben gefese ni6t als He-
publifaner angeiehen perbeu, ionbern
nur bic HprI eRepublitaner. Oas
rous ereibt iih, bab SaftzGlettoren
nur auf ben Stimm5etteI gelangen
fonnen, inoem bic Stimmgeber ale
Ramen Der glettpren auf ben Stimm=
3ettef Ihreiben, tpas nutiirlih Hiemano
tbun lpirD. Der Nthter gdb 5u, buB
oas 8eieB bO6it unsere6t 1T, aber oa
in piefem Stadium Die SonItitutiona.
Iitdt ni6t in 5rase geitellt peroen
tonnte. 10 blieb oem Ridter nihts
iibrig, als sesen Die SaftsRepublifas
ner gu entibeiben. Sn 6olge beHen tit
&alifornien ieBt fhpa fir Saft per=
loren. Die NnbGnger bes YrGIibenten
biirften ieoo6 oaour6 niht entmutbi9t
iein, ou lie iih obnebin teine Soffnung
auf ienen Staat ma6ten. 9ieIe 5hat=
fade, oab gtoofeoelt auliforniens per-
iirert lit, ertnnert abermals an Die
Gjefabr elmer umitrittenen 9rdTbents
i6oft. Wenn @tlIon ni9t ms6r
Stimmen erbGlt, als Saft uno Rooie>
pelt 5uiammen, 10 gebt Die Wa6l an
bas rationale Reprdientdntenbaus
2lber bort lit ebenfaGs etn reIultatloz
| Ter aampf gu befiirdten. Sm Sauie
bat ieper Staat eine Gimme. Gs
fann als felbitper ftGnolid geltsn. oat
Der grdlibentf6aftsz z3unbibat, Der ben
Staat erobert, aud bic Waioritdt ber
Reprdientanten fir ii9 bat uno ba i'm
9aule ebenfalls cine MajoritGt Der
Sttmmen nutbpenbig lit, 10 piirbe iit
Der glsiae San ereignen, buB teir
9anoibat bieie Muioritdt erlangt
fWtit benz 8t3esprGIoenten tpiirbe e
iih niht dnbers perbalten. 9a aud
bieier nidt Die Majoritdt Der Gletto:
ralzStimmen erbalten ipiirDe, tpenr
Der prGIioentIduftsz z8unbioat lie mid
erlangt, 10 mubte Der 9i5e prG
| iioent bonn Senat getodblt tperoen
Doau aber glei6faQs eine Maioritd
Der Stimmen nothpenbig lit. Dor
| funn IS iif aber audi ereignen, DAT
feline Der purteien oieIe Majoritdt auf
bringt, 10 baB man nidt barauf reh
nen tann, etnen 9i3ezBrdiioenten g.
baben, 1penn fein prGIioent pDrbanoel
lit. Sollte aber bort cine 8eritdnoi
9ung er5ielt lperoen, 10 1T bas mD9
lihe ReIuItat unerbauli9. inpen
enttpeoer Sherman ober Miaribau ge
pdbIt piro, beibes WGnner, pelhe ba
@olt niht piinI6t, gang ipe5ieu mid
ben griteren, Der Elm GrSzReattionl
lit. gu bemerten lit nod, oaB mir mi
oem Sbtgen nod gar ni6t ale moglt
den Qerpidlungen angcfiibrt haber
gs lit ndmlia eine offene 5rage, 0
ein Big qrdf0ent unter ben angefiibr
ten llmitQnben Die YrdToentidaft an
! treten tDnnte. Menn man bebentt, mi
bas Qanb 1877 am Ranbe zines 8iir
gertrieges itanb, uls Der Streit 5pi
T1en 5anes unb Siloen tobte, T
Idsint es als pfliat, bas Glettoral
8otum niht burh llnteritiisung RoO
Iepelts gu 3sriplittern, bumit Oas Gan
por elmer idpersn politiihen &riii
benabrt bletbt, Die Snouitrie uno Sun
bem gum Stoden bringen p4roe, bi
Der qrdi iibenti4uftssStreit sntIdie
ben lit.
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). g. UtOrgon bat uusgez
fogt, bab er $150,0OO gu Roofepslts
&umpagne i'm Sabre 1904 betsstragen
bdbs, ieood gleid5eitig betont, bab er
an bieien 8eitras teine 8ebtngungsn
irgenb tpel6er Qrt getniipft babe, pie
inn Iberbaupt gu teiner 3eit, tpenn er
cine politt1de aampagne unteritiiBte,
0erIpre6ungen gema6t poroen feie1
unb er aud iDl6e niemals geforoert
babe. Wir baIten bieIe gngabe fir
rihtig. Die geitrGgs bes 8untz
fapttals 81 politif6en 9ompagnen be-
gannen i'm Sabre 1896, als 9rpun
8um erIten Mtale fanbibirte unb
Jreiprdgurg auf Tein Banner geidries
ben bate. Gs 1T leidt beritGnblid
baB ale Stnan3mGnner bes 2anbes
bas lebhafteite Sntereiie baran battsn.
Brnuns Niebsrlage 6erbei3ufiihren unt
gu DieIem 8e6ufe Mc&inleps aums
pague finun3ieQ untsrItiibten. Sie
forberten ni6ts fir iih peri0nli9, ion.
bern eritrebten nur, tpie Worgan rihs
tig benertt, bic Rettung Der Natior
aus Der 9efabr Der GreiprGsung. 90
1904 bic Sretprdgungsgsfubr ldngf
ni6t mebr beitano, 10 tOnnte ss eigsn:
thimiih i4einen, buB Morgan RoOie:
nelt unterItiibte, Der iid bod ni6t als
Greunb beg 9roBtapituls erniefer
bate Sn oieiem 5aue ift an5unebmen
baB Der gi1ens s5ruit=Wagnat Worge,
ben 5od30nner Rooiepelt unterftiiste
um gsgen Yarter gu pirten, Der ME
brige 30as bsfiirportete. Sn biefen
Sabre iebod pirb tsiner ber aanbtba
ten tDef'ntlite unteritiisung bon Wal
Gtreet rrbalten, ba bic aanbibaten II
felber dts benz @runbe ni6t tpiinihen
bob llnieritiiBlng BON bisfer Seit
ibre grpEhIuns na4t6eilig sesinflui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
eSn 9}erp 0prt 6aben oie Demo:

Sn Nep 3 prt haben 0ie Demo
fraten ben &ongrebzRepr ientanten
Sul3er gum 9ouberneur nominirt.
Sul5er betunoet cine mertDurotge
Musbauer, od er bereits iteben Utdl
pDrber Iih um bic 9ouperneurszNomlz
nation beparb, unb iebesmal burhftel.
Seinen jeBigen grfolg bat er tpObl oem
ltmftanoe gu perDanfen, oaB man oem
iiibii6en 5prti6rittler Strdus einen
9laubensgenofen entgeSen itellen poQs
te, bamit grfterer niht oas groBe jill
bt76e 8otum Der Stabt Nep Yort an
ii6 sieEe. 9as 3eugt pon feiner polts
tiI6en gtnItht, Oa CUR 9enii9e betannt
lit, odB unIere tsraelitiI6en Witbiirger
Religion unb qOiitit itreng BON etnans
Der eeIonDert 9dlten. Die SbatIa6e
baB Sul3er nit 5omman1 eng liirt
lit, nirD bic nit feiner Domination
pertnipfte Qlbii4t poQenos pereiteln,
benn Sammunp Ite6t Bel Der jibtfder
8ep0Iterung BON SEEN Oorf in iebl
i6lehtem RuFe. Webar Die 9emotra:
ten nod bic Republitaner haben elmer
Struus ebenbiirtigen &anbibaten duf:
qsiteGt, 6reiltd tOmmt Qlues auf BIZ
8olf5Itr0mung an. 8enn oieie bemo:
tratiIh lit, pirb Sober, glei6piel pel
es lei. ins Qmt binetngetragen, genau
10 pie Dor 3pei Sobren Der 5ruit:
Magnat 9ouoerneur Dir. Dieter pur
be freilt6 niat tpieber nominirt. Sel6f
8oB Wlurpbp iah ein, OuB Dir unm0g:
lih lei, aber genuu 10, pie Der republt:
tuniihen 8unoioat Dem 8oB Ieinel
partei nt6t unipmpat6if6 1T, 6at 8of
Murp6p teine uriude, nit Sul5eri
domination un3ufrie0en gu ietn.
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fen tDnnte. Der einaise @rpbfapitaliit,
Der in eieTem Sabre einen nambaften
9etrae geseihnet bat, lit Der Srults
Maanat qertins uno piefer nldht fein
Sebl baraus, b,b er RooIepelts gr=
pdbluna pesen oefen plan Sur aesas
liIiruna Ter Sruits piinltt.
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Die Qusiagen zines 3eussn
in Saae Der 8Iags CUR Iufl0iung oes
StablzSrufts lauteten oabin, oaB Die
unabbGngigen giien =uno StubIz8ez
triebe. bic ieBt nod eriltiren, burh bic
9nubs oss SruIts leben unb oab tie
genuu nd6 bes 2eBteren Wiinfhen
bunbeln miiiIsn, ba Iie funIt gu befiird>
ten buben, oaB Der Sruit ibnen auf Der
Stele ben Sals umorebt. Sartn liegt
ni6ts Ieues. gs lit CUR 8eniige be-
tanut, oaB Der Srult cine tleine gn.
sabl 8onturrenaz8etriebe bulbet, nm
Dem 8prpurf aus5upeihen, baB er bic
sSubrifution BON giIen unb Stabl pDl-
fig mpnoppliiirt. 8ieIe Su4lage tpeiit
oorauF bin, ipie bebentlih Der Rooiez
peltIde gIan lit, bic Sruits gu mono
ppliIiren. SpbalD bds erluubt lit,
pirb in alien SnOuitrieen Die aonturz
ren5 Biz auf Die leste Spur perl4tpinz
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

Or. miller, Der friihere gSab
rungsmittel=g grperte Der Ser, Staaten,
lit febr bitter in ieinen Ingrtffen ouf
RpoIebsIt uno Saft. Gr tlagt gsios
an, baB iis pirtIamen geieBen 9egsn
8erfdIIhung BON Na6rungsmttteln
ibre 3uItimmung periagt uno iogar Die
beItebenoen 8eIese Bis CUR Werthlollss
felt ausgeleet bdtten. Sn 5olgs ne1ien
ipiirbe iebt nod9ter aus Idle9tsmWa=
terial gebraut, Wein aus Santn uno
Saharin bereeitellt uno balbpertaulte
Habrungsmittel mittelit ghsmttdlten
prGIerpirt. gs f6eint uns Die pfliht
beibsr prGIibentIhafts 8unotbaten,
bieis antIage gu pioerlegen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-18
In The District Court Of the United States
FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT.
In the matter of No. 2676
n. G.. Roster ~ Co, In
Bankrupt. ) Bankruptcy

To the creditors of H. c. Roster
& Company of Bennington in the
County of Remington and District
of Vermont.
Notice is hereby given that on the
2gth day of July a. ID. 1912, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, there will be
n meeting of the creditors of said
bankrupt. at the office of ID. \. Guilt
imam i'm Bennington in said District
of Vermont, for the following pur
poses:
To consider a proposed sale OF
the personal property of said bank
rupt. being the stock in trade of said
bankrupt. and consisting of ladies
suits. coats. skirts, shirt waists,
underclothing. eorsets, stockings and
other articles of ladies' wearing APP
parel: gentlemen's furnishings and
supplies; dry goods, ribbons, holiday
goods and notions, also all store fix
lures. furniture and supplies, and all
being located in the store formerly
occupied by said bankrupt on Main
Street i'm the Village of Bennington;
and If objection to said sale is no
made. or, if objected to, it is order
ed. forthwith to attend sale of said
property at public auction to the
highest bidder or at private sale, as
may then, at said meeting, be deter
mined, on such terms as may then
be fixed; the sale in any case to be
subject to confirmation by the under
signed referee, at such meeting or
any continuance thereof
.. To examine and pass upon any
and all expenses of administration of
the estate of said bankrupt and to
order the same paid.
3. To transact such other business
as may properly come before such
meeting.
Daniel A. Guiltinan.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Bennington, Vermont July II, 1912.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-18
AMERICANS LEAVE STOCKHOLM
Athletes and Officials Sail on the
Finland, for Dover.

Stockholm, July 1.-THE steam
shin Finland. with the American ath-
letes and officials aboard, sailed from
here today for Dover. At that port
most of the party will transfer to the
steamer Vaderland, proceeding 10
New York. A great crowd gathered
at the dock to bid the visitors rare
well, and there was much waving OF
American flags.
The American special commission
er to the Olympic games, James T.
Sullivan and Evert j. Wendell,
member of the Olympic committee
will stop over in England for time
while Prof William Nj. Sloane, also
a member of the Olympic committee
will remain in Stockholm for the
present.
Delegates from II countries met
today and appointed committee 10
compile rules for the international
SPORTS association under the auspl-
ees of which :he Olympic games Will
be held hereafter. The United
States. Grea: Britain, Germany
France, Hungary and Sweden are
represented on the committee.
AT a resul. of the death of the Por
tuguese runner, Lazero, the medical
body has memorialized the Internal
ional committee in favor of holding
he marathon during the cooler hours
of the day and also raising the ques-
ton as to whether the race should
retain its ancient form.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-18
NORTH BENNINGTON

Rev. r. B. Tozer of Hoosick Falls
called on friends in town today.
Miss Amy Surdam spent part of
Wednesday with friends in Benning-
ton
Miss Ruth Burgess of Hoosick was
guest of relatives in the village yes
terday.
Miss Lura Durham spent Wednes-
day with her sister, Miss Louise Dun
ham at Hotel White.
Lorenzo P. Brown and son, Carl
Brown spent Wednesday with rela-
tives in Blackinton, N. Y.
Mrs George Hinsdill and Mrs.
Frederick d. Ranney have gone to
Undertook, to spend the day.
Do not forget the lawn party given
by the Sunday school of the Baptist
church Friday evening on the church
lawn
Mrs. Henry Parker of Athol, Mass
formerly of Tangerine, Fla, is visit
ing Mrs. Charles E. Chase of Uppel
! Main street
Miss w. d. Hadsell who has beer
the guest of Miss Esther Burgess a
the home of Mrs. Arthur Gilbert lef
today for Boston
Mrs NJ c. Huling and daughter
Mrs. Nellie Carter of Main street
have gone to visit Mr.. and Mrs. +
Elmer Burgess at Burlington.
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MAY NOT ABOLISH COURT
Compromise Reached on Appropria
ton Bill 10 Avoid Taft Veto

Washington, July lit is report
ed tonight that an agreement has
been reached on the legislative. exc
cutve and judicial appropriation bill,
strengthening out the tangle over the
commerce court in a way to insure
the measure being signed ultimately
by the president Managers on the
part of the two houses deny that an
agreement has been reached, but
this is understood simply to mean
that the plan acceptable to the presi-
dent has not yet been formally adop.
ed
While details are lacking, it is
thought that the compromise consists
of dropping the Senate amendment
that actually abolishes the court but
makes no appropriation for its elm
tinuance. This, it is suggested might
come up to the presidents specifica-
tons of constitutionality, which he
thinks is not the case with the pro
posed plan to abolish the court out
right.
While the president is sincerely
anxious TO have the court continued
as a judicial power, it is thought he
could not in the face OF the action OF
congress veto the measure simply
for its failure to make an appropris-
ton.
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REMEMBER ADMIRAL CLARK
kilograms from Portland, Ore, TIE
Of Famous Ships Arrival

Of Famous Ships Arrival
Stowe. July 17-Rear Admiral Chas
f. Clark. hero of the famous voyage
of the battleship Oregon around Cape
Horn during the Spanish war, has re
ceived the following self explanatory
kilograms at the Lake Mansfield club
house where he is spending the sum
mer
Portland. Ore, July IL, 1912.
Rear Admiral Charles Il. Clark.
We. the undersigned. in iollitication
assembled at the Arlington club, res
pecthIlly notify you that the old bat
tleship Oregon. indelibly associated
with memories of her gallant com
mander on her famous war voyage
around the Horn during the Spanish
war. has at last arrived at anchor
in the port of Portland After many
years. the Oregon is at home in the
state from which came her name.
Yours respectfully and just for Aud
Lang Syne' (Signed) Rear Admiral
Alfred Reynolds, Lieut. Com. H. II.
Jenson. Lieut.. ]. " Little. Lieut.. Bill
Bechler. Lieut., +. II. Klein, Lieut.
Cameron. General Beebe, Hugh Hume
Earl Young. General Marion, F. Mans.
J. NJ McInwood. Judge Milburn, En-
sign Logan. Guy Talbot, Bert Mack
ay. DR.. X. 4. J. Macanzie. George II.
Kelley. J. H. Burgan. Russell Haw-
kins. City Harbor Master J. Spein.
Mayor o. G.. Rushlight"
Portland. Ore. July Il, 1912
Rear Admiral Clark:-At a din
ner given Wednesday at the Airing
ton club in honor Of Admiral Rey-
nolds and the officers OF the battle
ship Oregon. whose name and mag
nifcent record are inseparably as
sociated on our earth with an affec-
tionate and grateful remembrance of
your own. I was unanimously reques-
ted to telegraph you an expression of
our deep regret that YOU were not
with us on that occasion. We are
proud to have the noble ship finally
at home in our harbor. All join in /
earnest acclaim to the master mind
who guided her when creating the
tradition so dearly priz-
ed by every citizen Of our state. Chas
r Beebe. president N
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TARIFF BILLS DOOMED
Senate Filibuster Makes a Vote Poe
sible at Early Date

Washington, July IA little fill
ulster by the Senate Democrats today
gave them shade OF victory that
will permit a vote on the tariff bills
at an early date But as it had bees
already arranged either that the bills
should be defeated by the well-nigh
solid vote of the Republicans or else
allowed to pass with the Canadian re-
ciprCcity amendment that would kill
them in the House, the victory was
regarded as important, solely for the
campaign purpose of having record
votes on each measure.
The filibuster began as soon as Sen
ator Simmons of North Carolina who
is handling the tariff fight for the
Democrats, found that he could not
supplant the Sundry Civil Appropria-
ton bill by the wooden tarir measure
lie forced a roll call on that and
Chairman Warren of the Appropria-
ton committee succeeded in taking
up the money oil by a vote OF %
to 2S. To force concessions from the
Republicans, Mr. Simmons demanded
the full reading of the 200 pages Of
the measure. That brought the Re
publicans TO terms. and in hurried
conferences an agreement was reach.
ed looking to early votes on tarin
measures with rs little debate as pos
sible.
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Ito forward the development Of the
state of Vermont, to foster the agri-
cultural, industrial and commercial
interests, and to promote the com
mon welfare of its citizens" was com
pleted by a large number of the
states prominent men. Morning and
afternoon sessions were held with
Secretary of State Guy w. Bailey of
Essex Junction as chairman and the
Rutland Business Mems Protective
association acting as hosts.
The following officers were elected:
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of a committee, made report on
Agriculture" and reports were CIV
en- by President Spooner of Norwich
University at Mortified as chairman
of a committee, 10 consider plans for
a Vermont week, a week of travel in
Vermont and inspection and study of
the state by its citizens and by Pres
ident John NJ. Thomas of Middlebury
college, chairman of a committee for
celebration in 1916 of the 125th an
niyersary of Vermont's entering the
union.