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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-09
Triple Killing Near Hoosac Tunnel.

Andrew Cullen, 80. unmarried, a section
boss on the Boston & Maine railroad,
shot and fatally wounded John Balzerini.
3S. and Edward Williams, SO, and then
took his own life with 3S calibre revolt
yer in the town of Florida, Mass, near
the east portal of Hoosac Tunnel Satur-
day night Cullen was a man with
good reputation and undoubtedly became
suddnely insane. He shot the two men at
Balzerini's home, where he formerly
boarded. When he pulled out his re-
volver and began firing Mrs. Balzerini
ran into another room. She heard four
shots. When she returned her husband
was dead on the floor and the other two
men had disappeared. Sometime after
an alarm had been sent out Cullen was
found in Hoosac tunnel He had shot
himself three times in the head He was
taken to the North Adams hospital, where
he died the following day. Williams was
found in his shanty a short distance from
Balzerinis home, suffering from two
bullet wounds in the chest. He also died
in the North Adams hospital. Bazerini
leaves a wife and two children. Williams
was widower and worked on the section
with Cullen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-09

A mysterious quadruple murder was
revealed in Lawrence, Mass, Friday
night, when the mutilated bodies of Mrs.
Annie Denis, 35, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Favias, 35 and 80, and an unknown man
were found in a small tenement on the
second floor of the house in the rear of
1877 Valley street. Neighbors downstairs
heard a disturbance in the tenement in
the early morning, and not seeing any Of
the occupants during the day, notified the
police. The threats of the unknown man
and Mrs. Denis had been cut and the
faces and hands of Favias and his wife
had been slashed with knife or razor.
1t is believed the murdered escaped by
rear door, bloody footprints having been
found on the stairway. The motive of
the murder is thought to have been
robbery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-09
OVER 400 AT FIRST MEETING.
Successful 6eeinnlhe-sermon on d.
vine Love by the Pastor.

More than 400 persons attended the
evangelistic service in the Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening, which
was the first of series of similar SER
vices to be held Sunday evenings
through February and March by that
church alone. The attendance was very
gratifying and the whole service very
satisfactory. The platform had been en-
larged to accommodate a chorus choir,
which consisted of between rs and 80
voices. Several who will sing in the
chorus were kept away for various rea-
sons. A half hour or more was devoted
to music, including the singing of
familiar hymns, violin solo by G. M.
Dugan and a vocal solo, Teach me to
pray" by F. C. Adams. Rev. Mr..
Houghton took charge of the song SER
vice, showing a special aptitude for the
work. At the close Of the sermon Mrs.
w. II. Bond sang the hymn There's a
Wilderness in Gods mercy" in a sympa-
thetic and pleasing way
Rev. r. M. Houghton, pastor, read the
scripture lesson, the first 10 verses of
taking for his theme Divine love-" His
text was John 3, 16: For God so loved
the world that he gave his only begotten
Son, that whatsoever believeth on him
should not perish, but have everlasting
life" That is the greatest verse In the
BlDle, Kew. MT. ttOuBntOn Sdlu, tne ihosl
original verse and the most significant
verse. 1t contains the gospel in one
sentence, the best news the world ever
heard. They are not the words of any
man; they were uttered by the Son OF
God. Nothing in the Old Testament in
timated such a thing.
God is love, the speaker said, and the
message Of the gospel is the message of
love- We do not realize Gods love for
us, we never have known how God loves
us, else we would not do the many foolish
things that we do. Gods love far sur
passes a mothers love. But that is only
half of the gospel. We foolishly imagine
that because God loves us nothing is re-
ouired of us in return I'VE may not
know what the consequence may be If
we do not believe in Jesus Christ" said
the speaker, II do not know. But we
do know that whosoever believeth In
Him shall not perish, but have eternal
life. The testimony Of history is that
this is true"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-09
LECTURE BY IRVING BACHELOR.
Author Of "Eben Holden" Delighted
Large Audience at Gentlemen's Night
Meeting of Woman's Club.


Faithful word pictures of pioneer life
in New England, intermngled with
brilliant humor and touches of pathos,
characterized the lecture by Irving
Bachelor, the windely-known author of
"Eben Holden" in the gentlemen's
might meeting of the Woman's club in
the First Baptist church Wednesday
evening. The audience was large and
the lecture on THE Cheerful Yankee
was of a rarely delightful and uplifting
character. The primitive conditions sur
rounding the pioneers were presented,
and the speaker showed that the, farms
of the early settlers constituted
school that developed every noble trait
and talent in the human mind. From
such conditions sprang the men respon-
sible for the greatest civilizing inf1u-
ences the country has ever known, men
whose characters were made in the old
school, without books, in which man
knew what 1t meant to suffer discour-
agement. The passion in the hearts of
young men in those days was to give
for the benefit of mankind. About ev-
erything we have, Mr.. Bachelor said,
came out of the cabins of our ances-
tors, and he stated with emphasis that
the poor need not be ashamed of the
fact that they are poor and that the rich
should not despise poverty.
After an intermission Mr.. Bachelor
delineated some characters of the New
England towns of earlier years, such
as the itinerant cobbler, the country
doctor and the man who talked for
ever without saying anything, and his
illustration of the latter was particu-
larly amusing. He closed with a
touching story illustrating the old Yam
kee steadfastness of character, which
the speaker said made him feel proud
that he was a Yankee.
Mr.. Bachelor was pleasing in his
manner, spoke with great distinctness
and held the audience under perfect con-
troll, there being, much of the time, alb
soIute- stiffness except for the sound OF
. his voice. Before the lecture Miss L.
eta M. Stewart played the pipe organ
in an exceptionally pleasing way.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-09
IS YOUR SKIN ON FIRE?
HERE IS A RELIABLE HEALING
APPLICATION FOR ECZEMA.
Try This Remedy at Our Risk.

Try This Remedy at Our Risk.
IF I could only get relief from
this terrible itching, l " ould give
anything" said an eczena. suHerer
the other day.
1t is very easy for us to ADVISE
In such matters now, for our new
remedy Saxon Salve) for skin dls-
eases of all sorts, stops THE ltchlng
right away.
But better than that it makes the
skin healthy again. 1t is made so as
to penetrate right into the skim ana
saturate every portion with lts neal
ing, germ-destroying power.
Even in few days you can see
that Saxon Salve is soon going to
clear away the eruption.
No other skin remedy can do 30
much for you as Saxon Salve. 1t IS
guaranteed-if it does not satisfy
you when used for any skin disorder
we give back your money.
wiLFRED r. ROOT, DRUGGIST.
5rattleboro, VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-09

1t is an easy matter to economic
when you don't have to.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-09

Gen. James B. Weaver, so, who died in
Des Moines, Iowa, Tuesday. was the
Greenback candidate for the presidency
in 1880 against Garfield and Hancock,
and was the nominee of the Populist
party for the presidency in 1892. Gen.
Weaver was a veteran of the Civil war
and served three terms in Congress-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
Den trncnbe 8nlmineitrcjfe / Gng.
lan6.

@ngelif 2lopb forlanger I'LL en-
@ren1ie al 94.5 pGt. for Msiurance
moo en 2anoltreife / &nlminerne.
9ette tages io1n Ben iifrelte Neoale-
ltof for ben &rile, lom ltaar for
9gren / &ulminei10ul ltrien. Miine=
ejerne asirrere life blot ielpe Nei=
nerne, men oglao oeres Bripatboli=
ger. Mfiliteralttboriteterne bar og=
iaa foretaget l1n0eripgeller / Mi=
neotltrifterne angoacn0e Yfr1ligbe=
oerne for guaranteeing al Militer
Il Yripatbl1le, aroer og S5oteller.
9ll(erebe mi bar. 100000 Mi11eor-
beiberc iltogipet beres Spiigelier af
&ontrafterne, og til 1. Marts pil
Der, .bpis life ct upcntet sSorlig op=
naaes, inbtrpoe CT 9eQtionalltreife
/ &llmi11erne, ser piI larnlne e11bber
SSnouitri og tpinge Brilerne paa
2ibsfornpoenbeber op til DDrtiosfor-
bolo. 9lutboritetcrnc onlloor bel,
1tlrpnre,,oe a1lbeboloning til finn at
ppre tilitreffelie til 2 Tiger. 9eo-
tiol1alforentngen for Gransportar=
beioere bar forpligtet Jig til life at
bile arbejbe meo u8lacfleg" =&ul,
ioa cit sSn6ferieI al &1l pil blibe
rneget panifeltg.
SemGnb og 6prbpoere, ser till
bgrer unione11, bar gipet Narlel ort,
at be allere6e be11ne ltge bill 9iere
Sorigg poa at italtbie 0e Donpere,
poa bpilfe ser life betales eiter oen
'forlongte 2enningslfalo. Gen en-
9ellfe Bresie forIonger meb fraftige
Sr6, at &egieringen ifal gribe inb.
Ser ct giort SSorbereoeliers til at
ienbe 9ropper tiIsoen ipoligee 81 at.
8o1es, bpor Ser pertes l1ro1igbeber
iaa lnort Streife11 er erflnret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
9fepublifen &iua.

Otter at Gepublite11s S,16ferelle
nu er en- faltIaaet &ienoSgierning,
begpnber Ser liot efter libt at font
me Sr6en / set 4aos, iom Spitan=
ben og Sc nDe Eingenes &ilitano
9ar frembragt. Sra Nanfing n1eb-
oeIes sen 5. 6ebruar, at Nattonal=
foriomlingen enltemn1ig bar palgt
SEN ti6ligere fejierligc Serlteminilter
guam @bi &oi til &epublifens Nra=
.lt6ent og bei1uttet, at geanfing fore
lebig ifol nere &igets @obeo1tab
Ssantolerti6 Dar Ouan eli &ai ifGl=
ge Telegram fra Sbangbai ii6itc
@enoog oegret fig pe6 at mo0toge
@ralioelrt- -Eoiten, ioet ban al @el=
bre6sbenipn life tpr paatage fig
Anibaret. 6an opfororer l1oenrigs-
ninilter @u Sing Sang og Gang
@bao Di til at arbeioe for &alget
af Gun Dat Gen, Sen niolertioige
8rGiibent, bperu ban tiIIegger
9@ren for 9}epublifens @ejr. @an
bill forblibe 8efing, til ban ct raft
og 6erefter pen6e tilbage til lit Stem
og Iepe ser iom Bribotman6. @on
forlanger ttllige, at Ser fal ien6es
Eropper til Mancburiet for at fpeIe
en- 0pitnnb ser, Dpis MaaI er al
6anne en- uafbengig 9fepublif a
6enne 2on6s6el. Sen al sen 11p'
republifanife &egiering ffrebne @on
ititution er / mon6ags heben peo
tagen af Observation-Disclosures
Monfing, og Delegerebe er u6ien6
| til sc forffiellige 8robi,1ier for a
proHamere ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
@ebelliuuen / Nterico.

Meooelelj jerne fra BET norolige
0eerico lp6er alt anoet emo ;beroli=
gen6e. Suarea, oeo @renblea ino
til be 6or. Stater, far SEN fi6lte
3ib be11tet poo ct 9(ngreb al 8as=
qniStas =Mebellerne, men Ser er font
met Wfeboelelie ort, at Bpen life
bebgDer at frDgt for noget Mngreb,
Ibo 9ebellerne bil rette 8ebngellen
'nloo Merico @itD og unoer Trenl=
rpfningen moo @oneoitaoen bperpe
Nefrl1tter bpor oe fan fi,1oe 1aa=
6anne. S @bibuabuo ct oer oper
1000 Q5asquista &ebeller l1n6er
Gaaben 0e bar gjentn0taget 8pen
Guerrero fra Regieringstropperne,
men oo Hebelfgrere11 Wenoo5a bab=
oe i1otoget 8pen og efterlaot en- ILL
lie @arrilon Ser, lan1t rpffeoe fren1
moo 8pen 5an Sii6ro meo EFT lille
Stprfe, blep ban operraffet af en-
Mf0eling 9iegjeringstropper, iom tog
bele Gtprfen tilfangc. @asql1istas
bar toget flere 8per / Smegnen al
Gerreon o9 plpnoret flere Ha11cbc
i Omegnen al Suore5, bpilfe Slime
rifonere por i11teresierebe. Ser nG=
res alporlig 6rDgt for, at &ebeller=
ne bill boelegge &an6tilfbrllen fra
Colorado &iber lom giennem en-
mango Mile lang &anol fpres ino
pan mefsifonlf Territorium, enten
beb ut forgifte 8on0et eller pe6 at
| lprRnge &analen peh en- 0Dnantit=
patron, bbiIfet meget let Tan looe
Jig gibre. 8an6itter bar plpnoret ct
Sernbonetren / 9ferbe6en of 2are-
90, Eeras, me0 mango 9lmerifane=
re ombor6, og 6ette bar fgrt til, at
Sen amerifanffe &egiering 1or be-
tpbet Sen mefsifanife &egiering, at
6en mao toge aloorlige iSorbolos<
regIer moo Optgierne &refioent
Mo6ero nerer be bebite 8orbaobni11-
ger ont, at &riier mart n1aa pGre
| loperitaaet, og at Merico inart oil
!, faa rolige Gtlitanbe, og ban nota-
Ter iin bgje Mgtelie for oe 6or. @ta=
ter, lom bar erfl9ret, at Merico er
bun6en til be6 11brp6elige 0enifobs=
boon6. Sen ttbligere 8r9lt6ent,
Dio5, iom mi me6 lin sSamilie op=
jbol6er Zig / set ipolige 6ranfrige,
|ipnes narmeit at more fig oper Dc
nrolige EiNta16e, iom bans Otter.
n1ano og 111ongeaarige Meo6itan6e1
j bar at befampe, ,1ert l6taler 6o9
! &aabet ON, at roligere 6orboli
inort maa in6trpbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
SfDlbcn til cScrnbancuMffer.

S Seem Dorf afbolotes liOlte ltge
en- &onference mellen1 Sernbane=
n1G110 og 'Staalfabrifarter for at
fonlme paa set rene me0' 9larlage11
til oe mango 5pr9ngninger of 5f;u=
-ner, ion1 nabnlig @ir1ter un0er Sen
Gaaroe &l1loeperiooe foroarioge6e
iaa n1auge sSernbaneulDffer. Set
blep paa oenne &onference bep6et
ierligt al Gtaalfabrifonterue, at
mango af Sfi1rneiprGngninger,,e,
fl1nne unDgaaes, om ser tilpirfe0es
iDGrere Sfinner al ct blpbere Mats.
riale 9islc piloe ielpfelgelig blipe
0Drere, oe 6urbgielien 4srilen pilbe
Scrnbanernc fomme til at bore.
Sernbanennnn0enc beboebe Wfon.
fetning til bette, at Teilen life 'aa
meget Lao i Staall lfinnernes 5onl.
meniGtr1ing, iom at Ser life uooi=
1tes til7trnffe1ig Ombu peo 1abrifo=
tione,1. 5erligt bepoeoe s. S.
Sill, at 5tonlfabriferne logbe 8ino
poa at fre1nitille iao mango sfiuracc
lcm ml,ligt eli gipen Gib, og at Sc
1prnngte Sfinncr boneoiagelig bih=
rprte fra Siosperio0er, bppr Otter
1pergs1eaa TOR 1turfe1t for 5ftnner.
San onfgrte, at Greet Mortbcrn Sen
Sag ioog bruger Sfinner, iom bleo
fre1nltillet / SD1fla1,b for % 9lar Il.
hen og enonu er ioa gobe lo1n 1poge!':
iin6e, beore cn6 mango a1nerifanlfe
Sfil1ner al lungt pngre 3uttrm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
Tprbmnbsiemator Stepbenipns Hlabs
/ Scnatet.

llnberlpgelien al 8eitploa1i,1gerre
moo @isco11iin @enotorer 5tepben=
lcn for at babe brugt 8eitiffeller for
at opnoa Golg ct nj, ofll1lttet Sor=
bunosieratet, og Sen enoelige Mf=
ltcmning pentes forctaget 0enne
l1ge. ;Sormonben for SEN 511bfomi<
ts, ser bar foretaget lt16eri6gelien,
Se,1ator @epburn, afgab Manoags
IN &opport til Seratet ON l16faloet
g mebelte, at ser life bar fun6et
8ebiier for, at ser par l1o6elt Eenge
for Stenmer paa nogen l1lobltg
Moobe. @on erflpre6e, at Stepben-
ION por berettiget til tit Sebe / Se~
rotet, oo 8eifplbningerne lite par
hebifte. Ser bar i11gen Sbibl om,
at ser bar brugt ober $107,000 |
>ette 1ie1ne6, og at @eblemn1er al
@isconiin @tats 2egislat1,r bap6e
brugt tiliparenoe Gunner for oeres
Galg, bpis Sprin6elie lite bar tbipl-
ion1. Sg set inorgmmes @appor-
ten, at set fiber moo @runoprin-
crpperne for bort 9feeieringsipitem.
ut &on6iooten for senatorembeoe1
nbbalger fine 8Glgere iiteoet for Al
@nlger1e ffuI6e ll6bplge aon6i6a.
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
Statslcfretrr &npre &ejic.

Som onrta1t f61te nge begipcr
51atSiefretGr &nor / @aibington
Jig ON fort Gib paa en- Munoreile
til Wfelle1n= og 5pbrMmerifanlfe
9tepublifer, lom grnn0ier til Sen
ntcfsifan1fe @apbugt og Set foraibi=
ife &ab, for at florgierc for oisic Sc
bublifcrs &esieringer Monroe= 0of=
trinens g2effebi0oc, laa bel mes
SenlDn til 1toe11lo1oife Mogtcr5
SnotrG11gcn paa dnerifonlf Ser
retoriun,, iom angnaenoe Smaa-
republifernes inobpr6es 1Sor=
bolo og Sc i1bre Eilltonoe
/ bber enfelt of ben1, 11opnlig mes
@enlpn til Sc bpppige &epoIntioner.
Me6oelelie11 om 5tots1efretnrc11s fo<
1eltoaenbe &ejle er eie11nengooenoe
htlict meo @1nbe 9fep11bIiferne,
meo l1n6togelie Colombia, ser bor
let qon1melt Mellenpnre116e mc6 II.
g. onGooenoe iSoroeli11gcn al Mf-
1toael1esilmmen for Eonomo &unol
3onen, iom ti6ligere tilbprte Golonl=
hia, men fon i11o unber &epnblifel1
&onomo, ga be1ne erflpre6c Tia uaf=
|k9ngig of Colombia Colombia far
belle Sioen paaitaaet at bore beretti=
get til / bbert 6alb cit slnoel i 9[f=
ltoaellesimn1en, 1on1 II. g. betaIte
for @onol 3onen og bar forlongt
oenne fdlHat be6 Ell 8ologiftsbon1=
|1tol, men oette &rob er iffe blepet OBJ
fplot. Golombias @elon6t / @albinq=
ton, Senor Sspina, bar / Sen Mnleo=
ming / ct 8reb til @tatslefretnrer,
ontpoet, at bans @eigg Golon1bio
iffe biloe bere poslenoe, laa lenge
oenne Gag life bar oronet poo Ell til
| fre6sitiIlen6e Maa6e. 8rebet bar 6oa
ffrebet uoen at Fan fgrit bapoe for.
bon6let meb ii1t 9fegjering ONT Ga.
gen, og ban fat ienere erfleret, al
ban lite be6 8repet tiliigteoe noge11
sornermelie moo II. g. 9Sormon.
zen for &ongrcsiens &on1ite fo1
1loenlonoife slfferer, @ongresmanf
@nlt5er, bar erfleret fig enig mel
SSpino bette, og set er oerfor ian0.
ipnligt, at Statsiefretpren iffe rel.
/ fer til Colombia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
Slmertfanif Meoaille til en- sSrnnfL
1nan6.

9e Jor. 5taters an1basiaogr i
6ranfrige gobert Bacon bar iio]te
2broag perionlig ooerraft Sen from
tie antarftiife Op6ageIiesreiienbe
Gbarcot @nllum @ul6meooilIen io1n
Mnerfienbelie fra set o1nerifanife
geografiffe Selffab. OberreffeIie1r
fanot @teo l. set amerifanffe @c=
ienotifab, og Mmbasiaogr Bacon ,1o-
talte til @barrot / lin @le6e oper at
pnre bleben nbiet til at gipe bette.
,,l1omarfeliestegn til en- 0poageri
me6 iaa pio 8er6mmelie % iaa .ito-
re San6linger til fin are6it.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
6 n IS a II ! ia M c ri t a n I
81 r b Il GnIifn r II i q.


81 + b / California. a.
sSor nogle Mar liben 6eoe Ell oa11lt
Man0 peo geapn Gbri1tian Oitleflen
i Bakersfield, Sal, me6oeler 6a1rfe
8Iobe, og ban bar efterlaot fig ell
temmelig betp0elig sSorml1e. Set
omcrifonife &oninlat California H.
ger 1u,~ gje1111en1 en- SberretsIagfprer
i &iebenbapn, @m. 9lngelo, Climber
go6c 80, at fi11oe Mrbingerne. elsie
er Sen afbgoes 8ro0er, Sens @brtlti=
an 9itlefien, Ser, bDis ban erOnl. le=
Der, 1naa bpre 81 9lar ganlmel, og
Iiom ne,1es at babe tient ben banlfe
Scr, iant bans Sslter, MarD Dit
lcfielt, Ger er gift, llbiit me6 bbem
,De Ser nrener Jig berettige6e til @rt
fan benbe1oe fig til opennab,1te
Sberretsiasfbrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
o. j. S. og D. S. S.

Sra SperlefretGrerne for Sc to
litore oanlfe San1menllutninger
0anif 8rooerlamfun0 og Danif Gp-
| lterlomfnn0 bar ri mootaget @alp=
aarSrapport fra l. sSuli 1911 til /.
Sanllar 1912 % slarSroppors
for 1911 on1 Toreningernes
&irfiombeo. Set frengoar al biSie,
at begge 5amfuno fan glpoe Jig
peo en- iuno Statu5 og bar paret
/ goo Irengang li0en ben lioit Of
fenliggiorte 9iopport, og ganlfe iar-
ligt logger man @f9rfe til bette for
Danif Selteriamflno, iom piler fig
it1tet at bobe tabt peO at Somfnnoet
bar betroct lin Mbmi,1iltratjo1 u0e=
luffcn0e til &pinoer. Set ler en6o;
no til, at &c oanlf=anerifanife &pin=
Der far barct mere tilbeielige til at
lutte Jig til Somfunbet, ii6en oets
S2ebclle er blebet rent fpir16elig, toet
Ser far p9ret Ell 3ilgang al 1875
nDe Meolemmer og s nDe 2oger.
9onit 8rooerlamfl1n6s &eflt bar
ogiaa n9ret ret betragteliesppr6iG
ibet Ser / Moret 1911 iutteoe Jig
Il $50 2an6smeno til bcn ]tore Sfo=
re. Smiblertib far Afgangen peret
ret felelig ioale0es at gfettotil-
ppfsteu / Marets 2pb anlnttes til
266 Mebler1lner, og set lamlebe
Weeblemsantal i 8roOerla1nfunbet
bar SEN T.. Sonl,or 1912 1882.
Set mao oerfor ontoges for gipet,
at Set / 9larets Qph oil fpntn1e be-
tpoeliet op oper 10000 Merfet.
@ienncmInitsalberen for Vfe0len=
mernc er 1886 Mor 2ogeontollet
l. ss5onuar 1912 er 274, % io,1tlige
2oger bar 1911 ,,obetolt / SDge-
bieIp $49,093. .12, oa i Grtrobinlp
.$4,309.53. Somtlige 2ogers gien=
6ele og aontonter iettes til Sen be-
tpoelige Gum $39S: 1851. Nslu=
rancefonoets ssynotn9ter og l1ogifter
bolloncerer meb cit S1tnt poo $53,=
531.7t, % Ell. @asiebebolontng l..
Sonror poo $68.96. @eneralfonoet
baIloncerer meo $27.1O8.79 og Ell,
@asiebeboloning poo $15,624.15.
@peciolfonbets 8ollonce ct $2,=
I219.60, @osiebebolonineen $2,=
1880. @arontifon6ets Balance
er $4O,6O5.40, men Bombs fiebt tio-
ligere og / 9orets SOB $156,200.0O.
Den / 9larets 2eb 116betolte 9lsiu=
rance belpber Jig til $100,141.10.
Splterlan1funbets ODerlefret9r,
Mrs. Caroline geicllen, @bicago,
rapporterer ct Meolemsantal al 119
2oger, lpreot oper bele 2onoet.
|Oberfaslereren, Mers. 2ouiie 8.
|Masm1sien, ct. Yo1,l, Minn., rap
porterer, at Mslurancefon6et bar /
&olpoaret fra /. ssuli 1911 til l.
esanuor 1912 uobetalt 81 Golieer
/ til ct lan1let 8elpb af $10,25O.0O
@anne To1oos ssSr1btegter bar /
&aIpaoret pnret $11 1880. &C.
neroIfon6ets SSn6tagter bar paret
$5,497.29 n1eb en- l16gtft al ST.
387.95. Mf bette Gono er $2,061 .O6
onbragt rentebarer6e i 9eortbern
8anf. @orontifon6et beleber Jig til
!$7689.38> 1om meo l1notogelie of
len Bonffonto poo $t,468.46 er on
bragt i iefs forifielliae 9onos a
$1,000.
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ll0(an0et.
vsspriteliat" 9posfalb.

Sper Melbpurn,, slultralieu,
fom1ner Me00elelle ON, at @r=&o11=
gen oner Sa1noa=9erne, Motoafa,
er afgaaet pe0 Dsoen 2ebafa, 6iii
9erne Mlotaafa blep / iin Gi0
@ienitano for en0el Sprn9rflonbeo
for Sen froftige Mooltono fan gior=
Sc moo Sraftatlnagterne, iom /
1898 biloe unberlpgge Jig bans
&pngerige.
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Den npe II. g. &pieitcretsbpmmer.

~th upe ~ ~ QplSPtAt%9'o"+'tt~
&reiibent Gait bar Monoags
non1ineret Chancellor al Seem Ser
iep Mablon 4&tnep for Me6lem al
II. g. @sieiteret og inolenbt bons
llonepnelle til Senatets @o0fie1=
helie. Eitnep bliper af0p0e Don1nler
@arlans @fterfelger og ser bar len=
gere &ib berifet l1pisbe6 om bpen1
ser pilbe opnaa benne llon9rfelie
Don1n1er @oof al Il. g. Circuit
Court / 4a,1las og 6o11oelsminilter
Nogel bar begge pGret ltGrft pao
Gale, men babbe Stemringelt imoo
Jig, Sen fprlte blonot gegerbefolfninz
gen, ben libitc blonot Mrbeioerorga=
niiotioner paa @rl1no of pisie 2op=
fortoIfninger sc bob6e bGp0et / 0e-
ers tibligerc Girflombeoer Dennc
1;6nebnelle til Meolen al Il. g.
@bjefteret er ben fe1nte liocn Ergli-
bent Tofts 3iltr9ocllc al GmbeDet,
rl ban bar altiao a,1lat iSlertallet
CT oe nupprel1be 9ommcrc, foruoel1
at ban bor uongpnt Sen ti0ligere
Mebbommer at @pieiteret @omaro
g. @bite til sSui ititiarius. Set ifal
c!ter 6igen6e bnre Yrgii0ent Salts
bpjefte 1nife ielp e,1gong at blibe Il.
8. 9gje1terets pberl lte 9ommer.
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.6ume Mnle Stemnin9en breber iig
~Stprbrttanien.

Yoa ct @ebe, iom liolte 2eroag
afbolotes poo Srafalgar Square
2on6on, blep Der frenlat &rap on1
5elpitpre for Sfotlol,o og @ales iaa
bel iom for Srlano Ser par en-
ubDre Gilbprerlfare, og set bar npo-
peroigt for 5alerne at bolbe oeres
6oreorog fra Z forifjellige Soler-
ltole, for at olle f1,r0e bsre Dem.
Scrub for Msoet par ser en- meg
tig Yarooe. 8lanbt Galerne bar
l1be1rrigsminilter @olparo @rep, Der
fraftigt foriporeoe i'm @nbe6sle0el=
ie og paapegeoe, at England npo=
be11oig mootte pe0ligeholoe lin Sner=
maot @arinens uobifling for at
funne n1ebe e1tbper 5anmenilutning
mellem onore Wagtsr.