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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-13
WAN TED /!
Poplar and white birch logs.
Cash paid on delivery.
H. c. WHITE co.
North Benningt D, Vt.
Estate Of Delilah w. Barber

S,TATE OF VERMONT The Honor
- District Of Pennington -. able Proba c
Court Tor tle pi,tri taiure~aid:
To- the heirs and all p fsOn interested In the
estate al Denah q rber, late ~ pownal, IN
said District, d, ceased GREET NC
VIII ERE AS. application bath been made TO
this ,urt In wri Ing, by Edward l., Baes
ADMIN stuatur, with the viii annexed, puy-
Ing lof cousc aud authority TO sell all Of real
etafe OF said deceased. TO wit:
That parcei OF land bounded north by
lauds Of ewurt, east aud south by lands OF the
state OF l.. Y. Merton. deceased. Nd est
hy Silver Stiect, aud stu tic m the Village OF
Il mn ngtOn M the iowa OF Bennington.
Representing TO said Court that u would be
beneficial to tue heirs aud all persons ntere
ell In the estate OF said deceased tn sell said
real estate aud convert tie SAINT into
money.
And bringing into Court the consent and up.
probu on Ia writing, OF all heirs To slid estate
rcsiiing in this state, anu ~ ting forth the sit
ualion of the real estate
WHER U"ON. the said Court appointed and
assigned the 9th day of februar, 10 3. at the
| Probate ON Z In Bennington IN s., d ID strict
tu hear ami decide lln application aud petit
81 m. and orde eli publ notice thepOi % be
gwen - al persons interested therein. by
publishing said order ige'h1r with time aud
| place"f hearing. three ", sks succc.s ely In
tn ncnnngtnn ~ onlng Banner. newspaper
which circuiaes IN tn neigh OrhoOd of th1sc
persons IN crcsl,d In sad - a'c. all VIII CHI
publications shall be previous TO the day assign
cd for hearing.
| 1HERt FuRR. you are hereby notified Go an
/ pear before sid curt, at the time AMI nltc ,
assigned, Ga n AMI there Ia said Court 60 m ike
your objections TO the grantlngot such license,
/ IN you see ,ausc.
Given under my hand AZ Bennington In slld
District. this i2th day OF February, 1879.
Gnoe H. not,
| Reg stCr
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NORTH BENNINGTON
add North Bennington


Amos Johnson of SALISBURY was
In the village on business Friday.
E. c. Malot of Rutland was in the
village Friday.
John Robinson of South SALISBURY
was intown Friday on business.
j. G. Mccullough is spending the
week end at his home here.
Rev. w. l. Coburn OF Church street
is out of town for few days.
Mrs. A. b. Simmonds Ia In Man.
chester today attending the funeral
Of Mrs. Wallace Lampson
John Henry Cushman who has
been spending several days in
town, has returned to New York
city.
Frederick B. Cushman leaves Sun.
day night for New York city where
he will be in attendance at the semi
annual furniture exposition held in
the New Grand Central palace.
w. r. Madison as administrator of
the Hawks estate has sold the prop
erty on Main street to parties in
Troy, for the consideration of $500.
Hugh Mattison son of Mr., and
Mrs. w. r. Madison of School street
who has been quite i'll for two weeks
with typhoid fever has had change
for the better his temperture being
about normal.
The II. T. Cushman Mfg. Co., will
start up in full force Monday morn
ing after being shut down for two
weeks to make repairs They have a
fair amount of goods on hand for
immediate shipment.
The public is cord lily invited to
participate in the services Of the Con
gregational church on Sunday. The
pastor takes as his theme for the
sermon Of the morning, Whence
Cometh the Soul". In the evening
the readings in Ephesians will be con
tinued. Sunday school meets at II
o'clock and the Endeavor Society at
els, the topic being How to Win
Young People to Christ" At the mid
week meeting on Thursday evening
the subject will be "Our Own Church
Covenant"
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Estate of Mary J. Sickle.

CTATE OF VERMONT. The Honor.
- District of Bennington. ~. able Probate
Court Tor the District Alorsad.
To all persons interested In the estate
of Mary J. lcklo, late OF pittsnc H. Mast.
deccascd. GRhErlNGg
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the ith
day OF February next flf examining and
allowing TIC account OF Ralph A.
Jones Administrator Of the estate OF
said deceased. aud FOR decree IT
he residue Of sad estate Ia the law.
ful claimants Of the same ana ordered that
public notice he g,'cn Go al persons interested
In said estate hy publishing this order three
weeks sucgcssivvly previous 10 the day assign.
oil, IN the Bennington Evening lanner a news
paper published NJ Bennington IN said District
rHERt FOKr. you atc hereby notified 20 n b.
pear At Inc Probate once N bennington IN
Vi District. ON Jay assigned. then aud there
To- cont, a the allowance NJ said account " YOU
see cause. aud establish your right as helr.,
eRaiccs aud lawful claimant, TO said residue.
Given uNnER Ny HAND this 18th day OF
February, 1919.
Grace n. Holt.
Register.
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Nash O. Hutchins
REAL ESTATE AGENCY BENNINGTON. VT
SOME GOOD BARGAINS.

Farm Of - acres, 3 miles from North Ben
niugtOn. Large house If 10 rooms, finished m
hard wood. newly IL nr'cd one arm .ON|: !
barn ibNal both with Ia, men, Nnd IN go'
rcpar. running "ntcr III, cd To buildings,
ple ~ Of ", ed Tor hume use apple orchard
1T 5ltrtes. This ni IN is puly halt mile trum
school. Tho land J. very productive aud Is in
good II tie ~ cultivation. Price st,sO -tl,lVO
down.
Farm Of acres On North Adams trolley line.
Sc fare, ~ miles from Termination. good 10
room house nearly new harn with basement.
Ice house hen houses. wOtd house. apple ,r.
chard 90 irVcs. pears, ulums, - cufr,ni hu,hes,
10 grape vines. l0u msphenics. buildings are
an painted and IN go' Il repair. Running wa
Ter AID several good springs ON the place. Price
sl,NO.
Fam Of iOl aorcs. ~ miles from North
bennington. 20 acre, meadow and tiNuhle land.
g,od woud lot of - arrVs. balance pasture
lnnd. iarsc tine li room housc. with ! mod
ern improvements. tenement houses. ~ en-.
aid barns all slated and paihtcd, iunninp W.
Ter Ia All huidints land nearly A. level as "A
mouse floor. THIS farm has cut go tons hay. m
Tat one OF the inst farms M this SEXTON.
Price ,ia,5p.
Ipve. tm,ut property on Main street ncnning-
ION. lot "A hiX,So income fiom rents $50 per
year, buildings are storc, offices and &c cmclts,
buildings arr all a. good repair and have AL
u odorn improvements. Price $3.50 II sold be-
lNlt hlAh Ar'
Modern house, rooms wiihallimprovcmcnts
y 10 hnrn, hen hrusc. about y uorc ground
1ornor lot IN good residential street Mt 10
minutes walk from Post Oili,e. Pncc ilto0 y
tisa.
Farm $40 acres large farm house r. good TO.
pair with n rooms. large barn., Wugo house.
hly harm, hen hou g, G, IN huuse. toy house,
ui st.unr maple. ~ apple tor. pears, plums,
cherries eic To 8 hundtcd cords ~ hard
wn,d ~ ~ 100 thousand 81 pune anu uek tim
h,r and "A lut ot second gto~th spruce that u
ronlng ON fast large streams of water How
through fam. 2 colt wutcr springs ON riio Of
ground ~ rods from house that can be pipcd 10
! nth of Bcnnnl ton | y niles iru puwial
ContIc ana Huntington 4 No. Adans trolley
line. Price / s0l
farpc 10 room hons', good barn. way house
cte all nainted and IN nrt Glass rrpiir acrts
of level land. located en Bennington \ Hos sick
Falls trolley LIE, uiilos irom bennington.
Price 500
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PoWNAL

Owing to the opening service oil
the Congregational church of North
pownal. Sunday. the service OF the
Baptist church will be omitted
For clothing bargains attend this
sale. $500 buys "A $1,000 overeoat, ,
$1,000 buys a Sl550 overcoat sl2.oV
and $500 buys an overooat made by
Hart. sohaffner & Marx Worth SlS.OO
and $500: $3.50 buys a $500 over
coat; $3.50. $500 and $500 buys
young mems overcoats, 10 to " years
worth $500 to $3.50; Sse buys a lad'
les knit vest worth SLIGO and Ssc
buys a ladies' blouse sweater worm
go 90. These bargains you VIII get
at Mulligan & Roohe's. Main street
Bennington. VI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-13

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo oulnins
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
Il fails to cure. h. W GROVES
signature IL on each bon. 2be
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-13
Bad Shots.

A certain Yankee was touring through
Devonshirc. and, calling at an inn, he
ordered some Of the famous cider. Not
finding 1t to be what he had expected.
he inquired how II was made.
"Oh." said the publican. 1--WE stood
a barrel Of water at one end Of room
and threw applies at it,"
This caused a general laugh, but the
Yankee was equal to the occasion.
WAL" he said, II guess you didn't
hit is very often. "-London Ideas.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-13
A. Ear a. n. Col.

One day when William NJ. Evarts,
secretary Of state under President
Hayes. was college student be was
called on TO read Vergil Ia class.
lie started out bravely. "Three times
strove TO cast my arms around her
neck, aud andn - adding lamely -
that's az far as got. professor"
well, Mr. Evsrts,' said the profes.
scr, Il think that was quite far
enough"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-13

We. the undersigned, do hereby
arreo TO refund the money on 90
cent bottle OF Greene's Warranted
serum Of Tar II Il fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee o
9s cent bottle TO prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Coles Pharmacy, A. y ha'n' a'
Harwood Drug Store.
c. r. and A. b. Hawkins,
p A. QuinlHn, r. Z. WoouNV'w'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-13
WAYS Of the OYSTER.

oysters after they have been brought
away from the sea know by instinct
the exact hour when the tide is ris-
ing and approaching their beds and
so Of their own accord open their
shells TO receive the food from the
sea as II they were still at home
London Telegraph.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-13
One In a Million.

Maud-Did Alice say anything about
me during her call yesterday? Ethel
oh. no; she's a nice girl, Alice. II she
can't speak well Of any one she says
nothing AT ADHESION Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-13
pe,psrste Measures.

Tompklns-why did Naplis marry
that 'Ginnins girll
Lasler-He had appendicitis and no
money, and she had brother who
was n surgeon Chicago News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-13

Splendid home and barn on Stafford street
house has II rO ms, bat rooms. electric lights
gus. hot water heating. ncw last yer. hard
w'td hOols down stairs, dairy pan ~. and
lar wO,si slcd In rear. large hatn with room
iura horse aud cOas lot has frontage l,2x2i5
FEET deel this will give two extra building
lots. This lrol erty S N nne repair and win
make IN id,al hume, and bargain at the prise.
800 $500 cash, balance ON easy terms.
Farm of is acres. o. acres meadow and tilla-
hlo lnud, balnn' g GESTURE and wood land plen-
~ wood aud timmr for Wrm good ~ room
house. new batn with hasemenL and other
In liings. This farm Is ~ mies IRON North
ncumhgion and miles from Bennington.
Price SOoO, easy terms.
Lsrg, house and barn on 'outh street lot 100
xliO. house Is slated and has all modern lul-
pr ,cmcnts. aud Gun lie rented cit eras double
or single house. harm slated vii h stall r, ON for
hor,c.. as leudid propcrt, conveniently To-
Gated and q great bargainat slOoO
large housc, u r,oms. ls pantrys. halls
modem up.tOdate bath loom, electric lights
gas. steam heat In fact all improvements, lot IA
Nix 70 ca nlraily located on Main street. Price
t1.5Q0.
Ftrm Of Ii2 acres, ~ miles from Pennington
post Office. Good nine rom house. Z good
barns with basement. ~ acre WOO lot, apple
running water ut all the buildings, In fnci tho
best wotorcd pl &C In Bennington. Prico
SIun, one-hnlt cash. balance ON easy terms.
Fine room house In splendid repair. barn
IN tinc rCpair, one aud one quarter acrea
Of land tue wn. shade and
shrubbcry, lots 81 frui OF al kinds. good
water, good building lots thu are worth
liNN This place i about 10 minutes walk
from bennington pustOfhce aud IA splendid
property for the price asked. irict 1900.
Nearly now double house, with all mod.
crn improvements bath. steam heat,
electric lights va. house has rooms ON
each side and mrpe attic. lot nxit0. this rro-
nc ~ |. lucatcl In tie est reside ntial scott
OF ncnningtun audis very desirable In every
way. itico ON app icatlon.
Modern house, rooms, slate roof, toilet
and city water, lot tix2O0, tine gar len. con-
siderable fruit. This property IL only nvo
minuics walk from BENNINGTON post ONCE.
frupcLty IL Ia fine repair and bargain nc the
price, tlCSl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02

hydraulic plant and ditch on Osborne creek: for one year: June 2l. 1912.
 Profs of Labor. Martin bench and Railroad claim oi No. 1 below on Little creek; year 1912 J. C. Brown.
 My own association. left limit OttrI creek; Finlay Mcintosh ct al: year 1912.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
Special Correspondence ]

DEERING, July lI.-Your road propaganda in our b,.aII mas pro- duced results. We have an overseer from our own people. our allotment of the appropriation for this section is very small, while the larger amount should come to us, for the reason that our need is greater than elsewhere in the district. Our traffic is larger the river crossings must be cut out because they are dangerous owing to the added water from hydraulics and rains. To facilitate transportation of supplies our road must be built along one side of the river and the small amount of money we are allowed Is wholly inadequate for much to be done each season.
 Please thank Mir. Hoffmark for what he has done for us. and assure him that We will send in petition to hin. in the regular way for an increase of road money for this season. Mir. Hon mark could not have given us a bet ter qualified road overseer than MT. Frank Knapp. who is at present doing great work on the road. But he will soon have to stop. unless more money is forthcoming. We understand the fact that Mir. Hoffffmark does not ap- point road masters, but his suggestion to the commissioners of each district to appoint home talent. will have great weight, as in our case this year in the appointment of MT. Knapp. Mir.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
INMAChuCK ITEMS

Knapp has teamed here for years and knows every foot of our valleys and hills and is d competent road builder
 We have two dredges unloading from the Leelenaw right now. Mr. W. W. Johnson is the chieI of one. and the other belongs to MT. Hank Fries, with Mir Van Nourhis chief of construction and operation. BotI dredges will be hauled to their fields of operation at once and put together and doing business before the end uf the season. About l.OUO tons uf freight must go over our roads this summer and an addition to our road money will greatly aid US. In fact without more money We may have to await winter tu get our stun up river And by the fall boats our tonnage 0. freight will be doubled. Mir Isaac Holiday and son have large outnt being landed; steam hoist. etc, and will operate on a big scale. The In machuk will forge ahead from now on MT. w. W. Johnson of the Union Con- struction Company. will get up tn, petition to Mir. Hunmark. being a large operator and capable of assum- ing the leadership in our affairs.
 Thanking the Nugget for it's en- deavors in our behalf.
 All the men, women and suffragettsc in here are for Gilmore, that is tho sourdough element of us: for the req son that Mir. Gilmore Is an Alaskan with the grit to make his home with us and rear his family.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
JULY 30, 1912. Deeds.

Emilia Tyne to A. Chambon, $. F lot {, block "A. Nome. Alaska. Oct 25, 1910.
 Albert Chambon to LauritZ Steph. ansen ct al; July ,. 1912; $. F lot block 24. 1912.
 loc ations.
 Bertha claim, right limit Nome riv- CT, one miles N. Clara creek; Nay s 1912; c. A. Jones.
 Nugget bench, right limit NCme rir- CT. miles N. Clara creek; May < 1912;; J. F. MaAllister.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE

For outside beer bottled or on draft go to the Eagle, whore it can bs secured by the 0lass, bottle or ease
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
Power of Attorney.
JULY 29, 1912. Deeds.


 John Regard ct ux to Albert Hart man. July 13. 1912: lot 37. block 12 Nome. Alaska.
 Wm. Herman to Otto Halla. bar claim at mouth Mystery creek; June 1. 1912,
 Locations. Reliance association on Sinrock rfv. CT; Chas Nuessler ct al; June "A. 1912 Swift association. left limit Sinrock river; Chas Neussler ct al.; June 22 1912.
 Carnation association. Camp creek tributary of Sinrock river; Charles Neussler ct al.: June 19. 1912. Reliable association. Dry creek. trjh- utarg iCamp creek; Chas. Neussier ct al; June 20. 1912.
 Russel bench. Russell gulch; J. w Stewart. July 27. 1912.
 Cebu fraction. left limit Center creek amended. F. J. Kolash; July 2s. 1912 x. Y. z. claim. Center creek; amend ed, F. J. Kolash. July 2s. 1912.
 Lease.
 Julien Gold Mining and Dredging Co. to A. F. Blake and w. R. Hays
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
MATTERS OF RECORD
JULY g, 1912.
 Deed.

Endrew Edmonds to A. Fl. Ander- son. Jan. 20. 1912; one- eighth interest in Irene creek claim and bar claim.
 JULY 25, 1912.
 Deed.
 A. C. Stewart to J. A. s. Robertson July 24. 1912. all interest in My own, True Love, Sweetheart, Big Chief, Big Chief fraction and My own fraction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02

Locations at the Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
JULY 26,6 1912. Locations.

DaZey association on left limit Snake river. J. F. McAllister ct al May ', 1912.
 Alta association. right limit Nome river, miles north Banner creek; A. G. Oliver ct al, May 10. 1912.
 Bell bench association, left limit Snake river; Fred Peterson ct al q, May '. 1912.
 Conrad Freedom lode. adjoining Big Four No. l. Gus Llynell; July l, 1912
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
JULY 27, 1912. Deeds.

w. l.. Cochrane ct al. to J. J. Ha- ger. June 1s. 1912; Paul association on Snake river. etc.
 J. J. Hager to J. B. Romans, July 27, 1912; Is interest fin Paul associa tion, etc, on Snake river.
 J. J. Hager to c. B. Foncannon et all, 3-3S interest in Paul association etc. on Snake river; July 27, 1912. A. J. Hinds to Thomas Hess. s F lot "A, block 21 Nome: July 27. 1912. O. O. Rutledge ct al. to J. J. Ha. ger. May association, Snake river. etc 1; June .. 1912.
 Power of Attorney.
 A. J. Hinds to Andrew Peterson; power to sell lot "A, block 31, Nome; June 1, 1912.
 Profs of Labor.
 Primrose claim on Grouce creek; year 1911: James B. Ivory.
 No. 8 Minnesota creek. No. Penny creek and Lena bench, left limit Pen ny creek; Reward Dredging Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
SCIENTIFIC DEMONSTRATION.

Egyptian, Crystal and Magic hindoe Mirror Readings. sittinss $i.oo. Hours ii a. m. to SD. r. and till
 10 p. n.
 PEULIN MIHR, Third House from Corner of Camp
 bells Way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-02
GENUINE ICE CREAM.

For ice cream made from genuine cream, instead of "eanned cream" or milk go to Toby's.
 We make a speciality Of ice cream, and are making the game from gen. uine cows cream. To get the best be sure to ask for Toby's.
 ToBY'S CANDY KITCHEN.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
Clerk Hit by Car
Dies in Hospital

Horace Upperman. u clerk, fifty years
old, of 2Oss II street northwest. who was
struck py a street car at Ninth and
l. streets northwest Tuesday morning,
died last night In the Emergency Hos
pital.
Upperman received a fracture Of the
left leg and was injured internally.
Acting Coroner White will hold an In
quest over the body.
According to. witnesses, uppcrlnan
walked around the rea rof one car and
In front Of one coming In the opposite
direction on the other track.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

A delegation Of Boy Scouts from Alex
andria, forty strong, will come over to
Washington tonight to attend the Boy
Scout beneft In Chase's Theater. The
boys wrote Scout Commissioner Martin
In the early part Of the veek saying
that the work OF the Washington
scouts was of deep interest to then,
and to help out In the benefit they
wanted forty seats together for to-
nights performance.
The performance In Chase's tomorrow
afternoon will be especially for the
school children Of the city. II IL ex-
pected that the theater will be filled
with children judging from the advance
sale Of seats. Older persons will. Of
course. be expected. but the perform
ance 10 chiefly for the children.
Push Sale Of Tickets.
Every troop Of scouts in the city will
hold a meeting tonight to plan
last big effort for the sale Of tickets
tomorrow. Tho management Of the
benent has offered prizes to the mem-
bers Of the troop selling the greatest
erai troops are running close together
III the saie VI uchetS' ou' ~ 70 'p~
BILE to tell which one IL ahead.
Some Of the troops have turned in al!
the money from the sale Of tickets as
II was received. Other troops have not
turned in any money at all but are
keeping It to be handed over tomorrow
In lump sum. Tomorrow every scout
in Washington will 20 on the streets
with tick cts and It is expected that q
record sale will beSmade.
Expect Goodly Receipts.
Although the beneht has not been
playing to record audiences all the week
the theater has been nearly filled at
every performance SO far and goodly
sunt will be realized for the scout Or
ganfzation. Fridays and Saturdays are
always the biggest days In the week at
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
MElLEN DEFENDS
METHODS USED BY .
NEW HAVEN ROAD
Declares Fight on Him Due
to His Refusal to Pay
Dearly for Stock.

BOSTON. Mass, Dec. a.-Justihca-
tion was the dominant theme Of q
lengthy statement issued today by
Charles 8. Mellen. president Of the New
Haven railroad. explaining the New
Haven's methods which have been
much criticised Of late. He declared
he loved New England AZ the result
Of thirty.four years Of labor there:
that his every move had been to pro:
tect It's interests, and that II II had
not been for the consolidation plans
undertaken by him the entire trade of
that section would have long since
passed to other localities.
New England's railroad system must
forever fight In the railroad world for
its own existence and the existence Of
The Washington times., 1912-12-20
SCOUTS
TO ATTEND CHASE'S
Forty Alexandra Boys Will See Performance to Aid
Troops Of Dstrict-Goody Sum Is Expected
From Theatrical Benefit.

Chase's and with the boys selling tickets
all over the city, capacity houses are
expected for the four last performances.
tonight are Mrs. George Becker, Mrs.
w. 8. Corby, and Preston Gibson. :.
The public schools Of the city closed
at II o'clock today In order that . NUM-
Der Of children who could not obtain
Theater, tomorrow afternoon might see
the Boy Scouts act this afternoon.
Troop I. from the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. will 20 through the
drill in the Boy Scout act tonight. The
principals will be the same as have been
giving the act all the week.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

Industrial New England" 10 the justi-
hcation set up BY Nellen for trade
Ned natly that he had Influenced the
into New England. and declared the
entire campaign against his manage
ment Of the New Haven II due TO his
refusal TO pay. IAN abnormal pr'ce for
z block Of privately held Boston and
Meiien declares there has been an or.
The Washington times., 1912-12-20

sanised attempt to discredit tho road
by loosening spikes and reporting them
and that as Q result he haS had to
hsye the rcadbed constantly pstrolled.
for "maintaining an organisation that
has been preparing for many weeks to
inname the public by vollays OF attacks
Of the most personal vicious. cruel and
unrighte0us character upon me person
New England lines"