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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-04-11
10000 REL,eloNIsTs

10000 RELlGIONiST9
To summarize the findings OF last
winters labors the workers Of the
national msn and religion forward
movement hold congress in Carnegie
hall, New York, April 10 to "a, with
auxiliary meetings in churches Of the
city. The lay speakers include Presi-
dent Taft, Ambassador From England
James Bryce. William ]. Bryan, John
Mitchell, former Governor Northen
Of Georgia, Booker T. Washington and
]. A. Macdonald of Toronto. Among
the clergymen to address the congress
will be Bishop Greer, Archdeacon Mad
don Of Liverpool, Bishop Mcdonnell Of
Chicago and DR.. G. B. Gray Of Glas-
gov. The only women speaker will
be Jane Adams of Hull House. Chi
cago, who will talk on 1.-THE Social
Evil"
One Of the features Of the congress
is to be parade Of the delegates April
20. 1t is estimated that 10000 persons
will take part. For the first time in
the history of Professionalism scien-
tific survey will be made of the stand
ing and the efficiency Of the churches
of the country and their field and work.
= =
THE NEGRO'S WELFARE
Fifteen missionary societies and sew
en- foreign countries will be represent
ed at the international conference Of
the negro to be held at Tuskegee in
, stitute, Tuskegee, Ala, on April II, is
and 10. Eight states or provinces of
| Africa will be represented. Venezuela,
Jamaica. the Danish West Indies and
/ other West Indian islands are to send
| delegates. Samuel d. Branden, man.
ager of the Industrial experimental sta
| ton in Ongole Genta district, India,
will be there.
The object Of the conference is to
| give those interested opportunities for
| studying the methods employed in
helping the negro race in the United
States, with view to deciding as to
what extent the systems used by
| Tuskegee and Hampton can be adopt
ed to the advancement of the negro in
other parts of the world
= T.
HoNoRlNG A HERO
The naval Revolutionary hero, John
Paul Jones, is to be honored by the
people of the United States ON April
II. The formal dedication of the stat
ue by Sculptor Paul f. Niehaus takes
place in Washington on that date The
unveiling of the statue standing at the
main entrance to Potomac park will
be marked by elaborate ceremonies
both civil and military. The secretary
of the navy will preside. and there will
be addresses by the president and 9TH
er prominent officials.
| Z e
A RESERVE FLEET
Probably to supply men for the new
battleships being put into commission
the whole of the fifth division of the
Atlantic fleet will be placed in reserve
at the Philadelphia navy yard begin
ming April Is. On that date the scout
cruisers Chester and Salem will enter
| the reserve. followed on April 20 by
the scout cruiser Birmingham and the
/ armored cruiser North Carolina and on
May by the armored cruiser Wash
ington, which will be about the time
the vessel will complete Its assignment
to carry Secretary of State Knox on
his Central American trip.
q q
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-04-11

When Chicks Are Crop Bound.
In case of crop bound chickens pour
oil or melted lard down the throat and
gently knead the crop. This may re-
lieve the trouble.-Kansas Farmer.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-04-11
Af EVER have the hopes of veter-
ans of the civil war been rails
ed so high concerning the pos

81 80 gu 50 HISH CoICtiHIIIE tHC PO''
sibility of increased pensions
as has been the case within recent
months. On the other hand, ominous
signs regarding such proposed legisla-
ton has been source of keen anxiety
to them.
Representative Isaac r. Sherwood
OF Ohio got his widely discussed serv-
Ice pension bill, popularity called the
dollar day pension, through the Dem
ocratic house on Dec. IL by vote of
229 to 90. The veterans knew that the
senate had yet to pass upon the matter
before they could receive any addition
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-04-11
"soME FIGHT.

Regardless Of how the country at
large takes Colonel Roosevelt's declara-
ton Of his formal entry into the race
for the Republican nomination, nobody
denies that he has succeeded in max
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-04-11
Survey Of the Worlds News

agement, and President G. G. Moore
and his directors, who represent every
important interest upon the coast and
81 900 100000 in invested capital, are
working day and night to keep up
with the avalanche of duties that
pour in upon them.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

mid nint timer Operation uHisrsifssa
nlirbs, bed puros mir bon nasiHtr Wutfsr
esrasben, gpeia g. yinfbams Nssfiablt
6 0mpouno )u nsbmen, uno nabetH sn ptsr
iSlaldbsu einssnomuten. mar it Mari uno
eeinnD. Jdl babe anosrs btipoetn,. 3bfe
Wasaisin su nsbmsn, nne oieitibsn eatien
bic gisiAen euten 5stiultaie unb Tie ion'
neH nidst aenns bss sebes iastR.' Grau
:. u. Eurniibs, Wabouinstoipn, Va.
7cnisHns ppn Hidi eeiutisn uHe frf'n
3euedffen lUie eas pbiet betpeiisn ctt scirt'
iomitit BON 2pcsa g. pinfbam's asss'oelt
COMPOUND.
Traaen, ipslfs an jsHen lhmtrsbdftsn
gtioen iaborirsn, iolitsn oieie Ttalfahe
nidt aus ben aussn ioHen oofr Die Jdbig'
teit pea 2poia q. yinseem's gesstabls
q COMPOUND, bic eieiuahbelt rieetr btrtus
itsaen, Hint bt;pttisln.
Hean Sic ben serimgiteu 3susifel
bcaeu, oak gaoia g. Einfham's BE.
actablr Gumppnnb Sbnen helfeH
ipirb, 10 tuenoem Sie iidj on asSin e.
giufham Weeieine So. (pertranens.
pOll), epmn, WaH. 5br Brief luirb
bon einsr Gran ssoffnef nab seieieH
umo nmter Sem Siegel Der BeriAipie.
genbeit beantmurfcf iuerbeH.
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gie gripport Office iar bas Gin.
cinnatier gplfsblatf" befinnd iid3 IN
go. 339 Dorf Strahe, gesrniiber oem
GDurt9anie, ipoielbit Rsnigfeiten, Yin.
scigen II. !. 10. bic 10 llbr As Ninn.
ten absnSs entsessnsenommeu mer.
ben. Selepbon Sonth 240f.
= Sn aleronbrta, ap., foHb Die
bemotratiite gountn aonpeuiioH
itatt, um Deleeatsn sur stautssRpa.
psntion, bic am Wittpo9 in 2ouis.
bile, Rn., ftattfiubet, 3u erntnnsn.
georg 9raper, Doriissr bes GsgislG.
tursaommittees, rief bic gerIommlung
sur Drbnung unb tpurbe Mm. GalIass
Der gum 0oriiser uHo sJacob Ron gum
Setretdr ernonnt. Die perfhitbenen
Aommitteen tpurpen ernannt unb Be.
rihfete bas ReioiutipnssRommitt.s
8eihliiiI. foleenben Jnbolts siH: Jr.
norfion Der benlotrntifhen Hdtional.
plaitform, goup. Wegrtorn's Abmis
niftratipn; iino fiir MeGrenrp nla
0orfibsr Der RonDsntion unb Rufus
8. Ban Cant fiir Uorfibtr bea
Gtratssgretutip nnb Central Rom
mittees unb inboifirsn Artbnr 3
aDnfe fiir WieberpdHl IN ben apn'
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eokal-Dtrid)t
Ties xns Gas.

- aaut g.riht bes GsFunbbeits.
antics purbsn Iesis DoGe 80 G1u:
pon oniiedsnotn aruntbeitsn angem.i.
bet, eessn ITO i'm Iesisn SABRE; boDou
Harden 30 perFpnsn, s.stn 25 i'm leg
ten Sabre.
- DDS Stdb.ratbs aommi.tee fiji,
bic iidbtiife lluiptriitdt fpiro morgan
Rahmittas sine SiBung abbalien, nm
iibtr bic ginrihtung elmer 4ben5.
uninsrfiidt gu beraiben.
-Ii. 3ipiloisn't.aommiFGrs mad.
ten ssitern bsianni, oab 100 geipsrb.,
I'm 5euerpehrmanns GteIIen bic TOR.
psrlide priifuns btitarbsn baben. Tit
aommifion bat folgenos Daien fiji,
bic perfdiebeuen priifune.n feitgeIeB.
5. Juni. Rouf. Snfpe,tor; 10. Juni
Jnfpetiorsn i'm Snssnieurs Tsparts,
rnent; Z. unb 8. Suni, poli,iitsn; 12
Juni Stsnograpbiitsn; IL. 5uni
Glerts.
- Die btmoirdtiihsn Stabiratbs
miislieber fperbsn bsuis Qadmitta:
I'M grono 6Oiel elm. Sisuns abbaIien
I'm aber peridieSen. i.si bem Siabi,
rnib porlisgenbe pi6tigs gsIhdft,
gu beratben. Cine Der 6aupifraser
fpiro ftin. Oh bic 8eIeudtunasonloe
in WabifDnpille ipeiierssfiibrt mercer
fon cber nidt.
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s a n, tItp n.

- ilnier Agent In pamiltsn III
!perr Gbnarb @rnd, 449 Sib Giiafte
Gtrahe. 8ea Gel. 476 Rv Some
Hbpne 1851 u. 8
- Der Suaenbperein Der St. Sos
bonnes airhe BON Sft 6amilton sisbt
am Disnitag unb Wittpoh sinsn Bas
sar sum gsften Der airde.
- Gie 5rusari 2ose belt Gonnsas
Rahmittaa in Sblinser's Garten Elm
semathIites Gamilieufsit ub, an pels
dem fi6 auh Gdfte bon Cincinnati.
Daptou unb Wiamisburs betbeilisten.
- Gbeitsr Urban, tpeldper bon ieiner
Satin seidieben 1T unb feline ainoer
aus Der Gbs angeblih pernnhl1figte.
ipurbe pprlebtsn Abeno bon ben 9us
monitdtsbeamie Sobn Q. Derison BON
gboenir, 4risona. 3uriideebrd6t, unt
Iih i'm Sriminalgeribt 3u perantipors
ten. Urban bat itb In pboenir, 4ri5.,
lpieoer perbeiratbet. Seine 5rau bat
ibn nod 9amiIton begleitet.
- Ridter @drb unb Rihter Wlurs
php ernannten ssitern 5. Deslep wlor'
rts uno Senrn :. WeGube, Dsmotras
ten, iopie 6. q. Ruber unb Wm. Wins
ton, Republiianer. gu Surpsaommlhd.
ren.
6orace une Ulartbd 9lfer, ipels
DE ipeaen Gbebrud unb 8i9amie anse1
tIoat iteben, lperben gnoe Der Wohe
ibr gerh6r i'm poliaeiseritt baben.
- Die sseusripebr purbs ssitsrn
Rabmitiag mad Der Sisb unh s. Str.
aerufen, pp bns biirre Gras in grano
gsratbtn NOR unb bis Sduier in J.us
erEgefabr hrodts.
- Die Big Jour 9abn besahItt Der
Iamilie bon Brue, Sortrdoer, tpelher
BON sinsm 3us. gstcotei tpuroe, $3.50.
- CHARTS Qaninger, 80, uno Sas
bic Sonatsr, %, beibe bon Cincinnati,
puroe Elm oeirdihsfhein psriDsigert.
fpsil bic graut bier niht unIaiIig mar.
- Goupsrneur 6armpn srnannts
aeitern Gbparb 5omann als Gelesot
sur Gonpsntiou Der Rational 4Hocias
tion Of gubIic R.lief, tpelhs pom u.
bis 10. Suni in GlepsIunb obsshdItsn
ipire.
- Sdmss SNrbols itarb eeitern
Worgen in Srioro. i'm 4Ittr BON go
Sab,en.
- Senrn Grdbdh, So, Glnbs. O..
unb Warp G. Stons, 81, Wioolsiopn.
g., tpurpe ssterH elm 6eiratbsf6sin
auseeitsui.
- aouis go,er, II Sabre oIt, BON
Dees, sadion gounip, ap., ipuroe ess
fern BON Der polisei Nrbuftst. neil er
ben 9srFuh mahte. 20 SpssialsIbliss
ierunssmartsn on 5reb. Shnsiber fir
81 90 su pertaufsn. gr srsdblte bergos
lissi, bab er bic griefmarisn BON isia
ner Wuttsr, ntlhe pcftmeiiterin in
Dees, ap., III. gum Geihent erbalisn
babe. qoitmeiitsr Sdtl ptrb ben Gall
unterfuhen.
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No I 10 0 o b.
Bau.GrlaHbHikideine.

Gatkrine W. 5oIIaeHbsr. Milfta4
unb WaIiOH. 2fotiess gddiieinssbou.
be, $1,000.
syrau q. Diamond, Wiideu aDenn:,
n6rbIih bon Clinton Springs. Ito
die.s Dohnbaus. 5000.
5obn 5ua, 9amilion apsnue. n0ros
lid BON Gayon aDsnus. 2fo6ises
frame Mcbnbous. 5000.
Doloorf 4muiement Co., 1548
Jresman aDenue, einit0disss 5bsoier.
gebdube aus Bird unb aontr:i,
$500.
5obn o. 6plano. Mount Glare lno
Gpportb. Jrame Shuppeu. $1,000.
abnsr Grant. Sprinsfielo aDenus.
s5rame Wobnhaus. $500.
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Ter SO Sabre cite Saniirer NbiI.
5iermam, bon gso. 1859 glauton
Strabe, purSe eeitern an Nocbburu
Aue uub glapion SiroBe in bem au.
senblif. ais er pon elmer Stroben.
babnear iprnne, bon oem automobiI
bes Serrn @. Wetterer. bon go. 3006
ssairiielo aoe., setroiien uno our
Seiie seihIeubert. Gr trua eiilen
9einbruh ino ids,pere innre Der.
Ieemeen oopon unh pnroe in bem
9oli5eiautomobil nnh oen iiootiiden
Soipiial gebrad,t. no er einiae Sfun.
ben ipdter itnrb. Ter Coroner uno
Die 9oIisei tuurben benohrihiiet. inb
Der farbtae Chauffeur Gue. Sbepbero
iDuroe inter Der stnfIaae Der fnbrlabi.
gen Soot,ng nerbaftet.
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3Dei men.
Die Srucp. 5urbei On 5 q +
tion obenauf.

o5n snoepenoenls, Gp., funo geitern
Die oemotratii6e GDuntpz aoapeutlon
itatt, um 0elegQtsn our StdutssSfpn>
pention, Die in 2ouispiqe am nGAiten
Wtittpo6 tagt, 3u ernennen. W. Wt,
9ubion, 8oriiger oes so. 2e9islaturs
Gtitritts, REF bic aonOentiou I'M 2
u6r CUR Grbnung uno fuHgirte Setres
tar e. s. Bales aIs temp. Setretor.
Die StimmbersatiguHg BON 13 Dele
oatsn purbe qugeFohten rpds cine
Spaltung in Der aOnOentiOn perurid6z
te. Rtdter W2. 8. 5Qrbeion Duroe odnn
gum permanentsn @oriiser uno Soiep9
9rebmann gum Setretdr ernuHnt,
naaosm fia Die pbiGip's JuttiOn Ioss
9efagt butte. Die oeri9iebensn Soms
mttteen purben ernannt uno brahte
bas RsioIutlonszGOmmittse folgsnbe
8eidliifie ein: ,Wir iino fir Die leste
Demotratiide Ratipnal platTorm,
ebenIo inboftren mir bic Qbminiitras
tion ppn Goup. 5. g. Wcgredrp uno
nsrlangen, bab bic 9eIegateu fir i'm
auf Der 2ouispiQe Staatsz3onpentton
oIs 8orIiser itimmen iolIen. Die Dele
eatsR iolien initruirt Derben, fir
Champ gldrt ats 4rGfibentf6oftss
&anoibaten gu Ttimmen uno fir 9oup.
5. 9. Wegrsarp, Gqis M. Somes, s.
6. 6. MapO unb Suitus @oebsI als
Gelesaten at large. Rufus 8. Dan
Cant Ioq als 0oriiser bes Staats
Central uno gIetutiozHpmmittees err
ndblt psrben. Dir iinb fir BEN iesis
gen aongrsbab9eoroneten 4rthur 3.
Raufs fiir Die Misoerpabl.
5olgenbe Delsgaten tpuroen aufsss
ftslt: M. g. Sdrbsfon, 20. q. 5inb,
q. Wdltsr, 90. 20. Glearp, r. W.
1racn, u. 9. Stridlett &. Z. 6an.
Ion. ). 8. 9rebmanu. ). 3. Ghests,
Sad ROsers. 8. 9. aloitermann, Or,
s. u. 4Derbif, Gmil RiDarb, Wm
Nude. SObn S6larmann. 6enrp 5eis
bel, 5enrp 9eBtamp, g. =. manfon
Gr. 8. 6. Dbite. 6enrp Gonlep. Jof
Droenefielb. 8. Roban. DITTO anupfer
Greo. Jols, W. Rpon. 90. 8. Sanfen
GhOnias Warkp, W. .. WeSndntn
E. W. Roberts. .. 3. Gronatt<. SDbr
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0abtsn riss 0euebue.

gran Sobn qlosbah bon Gnp'
ton lift atf geiish 5u dreunoen nnf
COTTONWOOD, RAN. gereiit.
sSoIgenbe GnHen iDuroen er.
nnnni, nm am Donneritng bic 8raber
Der Beieranen nuf bem 5nlmergriin
igrieobof gu idnl;iden: Naarn Smiib.
slliee Sein, Drtba Geeriii. Otter
9omb. Goth. Dols, Dora HaIjer. De.
neDa gOlser. Selsa @ebnsr. Wars
Wdnott-
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offiSirsn. Die TiIms ipurosn tn pas
ris anssfertigt unb bie erise Demons
ftrotion erfoIete BON Or. Wldtos tn
Rem Orleans. Nsrsts unb Stuoenttn
Der Mebisin itnb gu Der Demonitrnfion
am Miitpon einsslaben. am Urei.
tag Mbenb erfoIgt bds Grabuanoens
Bontett, BET tpelfer Gelegenbeit llni'
perIit1tsprGiio<nt Or. Dobnen Die
6ouptrene hGIt. Il
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Die slbeno.fon3erte in MieIert's .
V1riIlon iinter Der 2eihing bes So.
peumsifttrs Walter Gsbsrser erireusu
iiA ienen slbeHo eines allsgesei6neten
Neindes. Serr Gsberger sennt ben
uiiIiifnlHMen Oei6nod ieiner Beiu.
der Mnb iorgt oeInenipre&enb fiji
intcreiIonte uno absped)s d)sIunQsreidc
yrogr1mme, Die aud Die polle Mner.
teun,po Der 9eiu&er finheu-
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sFN -
te Die ulisH snsi sosr
ersi Ioce i'm Wi'
bleiheu. Nuh iitt in
On elmer HsrissuHs
nnc aHbersn, ben
fsraaen sietnsn sti'
ben. Sd Durbs 10
inipad) uHo obssmai'
iet, eck Id iaHm
Durf's 3immsr ss'
ben fonnie.
Ter Mrsi iaass
aair, to nHrcs Hsss
mals irisoer gsfnno
fusrneu fusurt sd.
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csm 9oufe Der Sonntng Nnht Bro.
den Giebe In bic Sunbesiihterei oes
Sem Tnpis. go. 1923 @iliiams ape.,
RorDooo. elm uno iinblen brei ipertt.
pole preisgefronie Sunbe. melGe DON
europa importirt fporhen lDnren. lie
BeheimpoIi3iiien Grim umo E'Wrien
iin0 nit Rohforidatngen nad) bem
BerbIeib Der Sanoe refp. Der Tiebe
befdditigt.
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Sie GOpinstun Office iiir Sas pSlu'
rinnatier SDltsblatt" befiubet iidl i'm
@ebaube 9tp. 509-51t MaoiiOu
apenue. an5cigen, Wittbeilaugca
nnb geiteanHgen trsenomelher 4ri
ireroeu bis 10 l1br abenbs baislbli
entgesengenpmmeu. SelcpbOn South
1854.
9cmDfratiiher 3mieipalt.
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I'm loufe Der Mone iperben in ben
bisiissn 6ofpitdlsrn cine Reihe bon
aiiniien fiir bic MIunni bts Webiral
golleee Der llniperfitdt obgebnlten.
Nittno4 Abenb 7.30 gibt Dr. GuitoD
!3inte I'm RopoI 1benier an Dine nnbs
Giebentfr Gtrnbe cine Demonitration
iiber ben M<rtb bts Acknowledgements
5nr Ueranf9oulinung Der DIut5irtus
Iation unb Der 4rt pnb Weiie, ME
| he Hntisssa beH m<ai& &ilGku aQrpss
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5EperfaHfen Cots ie 25 sus 5roni:
$40 per Sroni 9ns Etaht gacfisr, Seper
Cement SeiieHspeae unh MISUNDERSTANDING
Hhgbmeris beSnhlt. on Der WnrnlnHe Mpe..
teal Baltimore CIR 500 ssub Ron Ger Aofs'
hoIe Gar atnte. RotsufraaeH cher su aeref'
i'rer: 9beo. gSeIfina, aube esr RcfeeaIe Gar
Qiufy
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.Drei Ja6re
Tang teioenO.
Trau gnrniibe enteing elmer Cpera'
tion, inbem Te lpbia Y. Flint
ban's Wcgetablt Com
pounb einHnbm.

Taaboninetpmn, ga. - -Gra SohH
lana iitf Ia unidplihs E6msrssn Isptn
80 an ov,t unh IN rrsuhs
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26, @aro: WiIiam J. Ghriitmon.
Bernard Reiimarf6en.
2lnosrfon uHb Columbia 1tpnib.:
Jront aeflep. Gront g. Ropperi.
goIsrain, Grosbn uno GeIbi Icpn.
ibip: Qlbert Soufton.
5arrifon uno Dbiiepat.r 9pnib.:
6reb. 8. 8iooinger.
9rssn 9pnIb.: William ,. Raiff.
Wiami dnnTh.: Wiqiom J 9sn5.
TliIerest 3fpnfb.: Gsnrp ShulB,
u. 3. sopsa.
Sprinafislo spnIb.: Sobn n.
6ausbi, 5obn O. 9eber. J. v. Wscss
ber.
Sncamore une Snmmss 1Dnib.:
20. I. Burt, q. u. Burns. Winiam
8. Gepirs.
Nprp ooh
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10. W0ro. UNiuidm j. OItdlpH.
IT. Waro: Sofeph Glurf.
II. @arb: SoIspb glort.
IS. maro: Sobn q. MeGinn.
19. Mdro: Somes C5drd.
20. Mlarb: ginc,nt @. gedmunn.
q. Warb: Gussn. ausuIn.
q. Daro: Sos. 8. 9orun.
%. Waro: WiIiom MarIheuisr.
"a. Worb: Goparo Weilsr.
%. Waro: artbur Gipp.
26. Marb: 8. g. Wollop.
Rnrmooa.
!. Waro: SoIepb StinmoelIer.
2. Daro: Grtb. y. Wiusnbriud.
3. Narb: Gbas. 3. Rsab.
4. Marb: Sas. Grioss
ct. Bernard.
/. Wcrn: r. 8. Seibsrt.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-19
OBITUARY
Fred l.. Warner.

Fred l. Warner died yesterday aft
ernoon at $40 o'clock at his home at
125 North Union street. He hal been
afflicted for years with heart trouble.
but was confined to his bed only two
weeks He was Sc years Of age and
was born In Greenfield, Mass. He
came to this city % years ago and was
employed first in the old Boston store
later with the |. p. Wood carpet bust q.
ness on Bank street. and. when that
was bought by the w. G.. Reynolds
company. he entered that firms EN- .
ploy. He was with that firm for ~
years. up to the time of his death.
He married I.ottie NJ. Harrington IN
this city October 20. 1892. and she. with
one son. r. Casper Warner. survives
him. He is also survived by a sister
Mrs. +. f. Stoddard of New York. and
a brother, Frank Z. Warner of Spring
field, Mass.
Mr.. Warner was member Of the
Modern Woodmen, Alpha Camp. No
1927. The funeral will be held at tho
house Saturday afternoon at 23C
o'clock. The Interment will he in
Green Mount cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-19
HORSE CASE IN COURT.
Action of Replevin by Morris Brown
against Thomas Gadue.

The first jury case to be tried in
was an old fashioned horse case, that Of
Morris Brown VS.. Thomas Gadue. an
action OF replevin. Mr., Brown resides In
this city and Mr. Gadue in Winooskt. AS
is usual with horse cases there was much
talk of a David Harum nature and ap-
parently indefinite bargaining alleged to
have occurred between the plaintiff and
defendant.
The plaintiff alleges he sold a pair Of
horses to Mr. Gadue last spring. Mr..
Gadue at the time, It is further alleged,
was engaged In carrying out a contract
at Fort Ethan Allen. The horses It was
testified, We're purchased but not paid
for. Before the contract was completed.
1t is alleged one horse became Ill where
upon Mr.. Gadue came to burlington and
asked Mr.. Brown for the loan of an
other horse with which to complete his
contract which was to continue about
week longer, A certain gray horse
which was not returned. Mr., Brown is
sued writ Of replevin for the gray
horse and eventually secured the animal
upon furnishing bond. The sick horse
Mr.. Brown testified, was sick on tn
stomach"
1t IL expected that the case will be given
to the jury this morning. NJ. G. Leary
appears for the plaintiff and V. A. Billiard
and II. +. Wolcott for the defendant.