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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
HaHcnuercoclnn0.
Gin aons-ek ST. bern Fucf in Taris
.bgcbultcu.

Sdum cine anosre 5roge bat in
Der nsusren 3cit bd8 Sntereie Der
MQ9emeinbsit 10 inteniiy in NnIprut)
oenommen, pie bos Der Huisnpers
eoslung. Der groB5ii9igen aorpertrlz
tur. rad Sabrbrnoertsn elmer iidns
Di4en Degeneration 0es 9etbes, elmer
9ernadldiiigung Der torperliten ues
bun9en 3ugunit:r Der 9e:ltt9en Sdus
lung 1T cine Gpo6e oea Gripodens
QefotQt; Der Spcrt bat mddtig Die
QBsrbetromm.l geriibrt, Die gu neuen
Qeben ipieosrernadten olpmpilden
Spiete baper oos Sntsrsfe auer To!z
Ter an einem pbp'iiten WettItreit Der
Nationen entf1dt. uno uberou madt
ii6 lett SabrSebntsn Elm lebhIttes Se~
itreben qelteno, ourh &o~rperpfle9s
uno 2eibestultur. ourd ipprtlite
Spiele un0 Wetttdmpis icfpis ourtl
N~uftldrung Der Su9tno unisre Taiie
gu nsrbsfern.
WsId bobsr ethiIber Sim in Die
fen geitrsburgen Iie9t, erbslt pbne
ipeiteres aus Der Grtpdgun9. odB Die
ienieen Nationtn in 3utunft an Der
Spibe Ger @DItsr moridiereH iperosn,
Die ~torperlif uno geiitig am meiIten
auf Der Sobe itshen. limo nod inn
msr 1T Der 0obtpuntt Der phpiiIhen
0putommen6eit zines 0oltes maBoez
BEND esfpsien fir feline geoeutung
auf 9eiitig,m @sbist. ebenio lpie duh
iein. 8eiitsStultur einsn StIub 3uz
I1bt auf feline pbpiiide G%nttpidIun9
On 5rnntreit lit oas problem Der
RaT,npertoeluas i'm l.Bter Sdtrs
ssbnt gu elmer ~bfennenotn 6rd9e ees
poroen. Die SdIappe pou 1870
uno oie rod INNER irie Der 6unte
unt.r Ser Mite giiih,notn Rsponhe=
esliifte IaIeu sen Wuuih mad elmer
torp,rIid)en Wisoergeburt INNER laus
ter ptrotn. so bat oenr frdntrsit
iest nuh Sic Snitidtiot ergr,ffsn. dls
aus Der Sarborne oie Inrequn9 81
otm arobsn 9onqrsB fir 3orpsrtuls
tur (.Gonares o'Goucatipn Vhniis
oue") eeetbeu puro.. Ser in Der Set
nom 4. bis 20. Mdrs in Qaris
itattfano. 0i,i.- apnsreb. Ser audi
i'm 4usIan6e Itbhaftes Sntsr,'ie .r.
rsst.. bat iih 81 elmer e.tpoIti9eu De-
monftration Ser mooern.n 2orpertuls
tur s%titdIttt. Sprrt. 9nmnaftit uro
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GdlIrhtcs Meifl1it.

8e9enliber 10 rislen Sobpreiiunqen
Der 6ortlhritts in Der Wu6nubunq
mehanifttr Dahertrdft. bel uns
oarf nidt iiberisheu psroen, oab Der
gemeinniiBi9e Wert oieier 9iIfsqusls
len pieIfud nod redt frdgriirota 1T,
uno bisi.Ibsr ou1 oIs prtodt9ei6Gftz
lihe 8easnItGuoe Der Iusbeutun9 Iih
tetatSlpe9s INNER rentieren.
Gaoon ii nod tpenig gsIprofen
uoroeH. TVIs CHER Elm Sadoeritdn'
bigger. M. 8. Qsiebton, neueroin9s in
,insm Maea3in 3 2luiiabc auf 8runo
pItler 8eritte be%rportsbt. s%rSielsr bis
isBt nur neniqe @aF,rtraft : Nnlas
gen sinen 9roBen @eroienIt, cine
betrGhtIite Nn3abl onoerer gar tets
nen, uno nidt oar ntni9e oisier linz
t%srnsbmun9sn Iino bsrsit5 oertrutt.
Gs 1T ia rabr. oob Die 9ompf=Nns
Ioesn Itbr 9rcbe Soften fir 9cbIsn
bdben. Nbsy 81, gsilmten aoIten ei'
ner UdHtrtrdft : Nnlaae itlsinsn
sDet= bis pjernal 10 bob gu tom.
men, mit ~oj,icnis.n entiprsdtncer
Dumpf GnIaqsn. uno 81 Sen firen
IusIagsn tcynmsn nod all.rbano
GEt-a Soften uno @erIuite. bsIons
nsrs ouyh rdi6e Gntrpsrtun9 Ter
WIoit;nsrie ooer our6 T:rolttn o:rs
i,Ibsn. 0oju gsIsllsn fid nod Die
dl0tnein,1 lln9epibheiten eieiss Sc
ihGft:s. tpje lie bisber rsitsben, To-
nett n'tt ihon i'm poraus cine ftdrts
@erptnouua Ger %astppnuerltn Wdhsr'
trdft %Qdrlrtiert mar.
Iles in auem III Der ri6tiae 9ss
brouh Der 0aFsr,raft. i'm dlls:msi'
men Sntsy,Te uno in oentieni9en eiu'
S.lnsr. cine rch Ianes nttt noutoms
men 1eIpi:t 6raae.
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Gin 6.ubIi6.s Ser.
bre6en purhe in 0eroerio Wrop.
Como periibt. Die reihe @utsbe.
'iberin Sottocornolu, bic felt longem
in beftiger 6sboe nit ibren pd6tern
unb 2onoorteitern liegt, purbe NIT
famt ihrsr oIten Disnitma9b BON ben
Irbeitsrn iiberfnIlen uno burh sobls
rei6e Msiierftite est0tet. 3uIsBt
5iinoeten bic M0rh.r nod Die @iIla
on. Gin SGriftitiid nit ben Wors
ten: rTu nirit feline Irbsiter msbr
sntloIisn", IieBen bic W6roer ON
9otprte 3uriit.
Sn un,rb5rttr Weti.
It in Rom bie iuasnblids Sott.S
6es Win6sntr 9ipfiaters proIei@
for areapelin am helihten Gage
lsI6ftiet porosn. @uF Der Qia5so
Gan Carlo prroe bic iun9s Odme
pI0BIi6 BON .insm Mdune feitgss
talten. Der fit fir sinsn criminal.
roIi3iiten ousodb uuo 6rGuIein
HrueoeIin oufforosrts, ibm gu foI=
gen. NIs Die Dame iid snti6ieosn
tp.ig,rts. fabte nsr robe 9urihe ii'
brutal IN. UNI lie gu einem WaQen
su Tdle opsn. Die Dame pshrt; I'D;
IS fanmsIts fih cine grobe T.n-
'henrerqe on. Dor Der Der 1n9ebs
Iihs poli3iit ons MGo6sn .insm mis-
nutioien @srbor untsrspg. nobel er
tpabrbdft 9rotsst. 6rassn itsIts. Di.
Dame antrortsts in manaeIbbof!sm
StcIieniit. 70 out lie tonnts, b.Itonr
chr auf ibrer @tiasrune. in Sen Wa.
a.n sinSuItsissn. ais ser 9urihe oas
Initnnen mad b,snoetem 0srh0rs
rohmaIs an lie Itsute. "a Sic Weu=
&c nun s,asn ibn Qartsi gu ,rgreifsn
t.9drn, mubts er idIi,bIih bon fsi.
MN Spfsr obIaFsn. Gs 1T nidi
f'fteeitslt. Of IS Ft nm Sen u.b.7.
eriff .inss rpir.Iitsn QcIisiit,n ooer
I'm .inen Ropop nit ubI,n @bid.
zen banbeIt.
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Elm frsipiais.s eno. na5eIegte. g
hnnoeIt ii6 I'm oi. prin3effin Sere~
TT earacciolo, bic 1855 in H.apet
ge6ocen, ii4 in Rom 1875. nIs 20
iabrigs blIhenbe Gdonheit. BEN
69ef oes nIt6eru6mtsn 9auies Co
lonna. Jiiriten Mlarc Qntonio, pey,
mGblte uno inn in sira Elm Sa5r5,hn:
o%auernoer eIidliter Gbe 3Fpei G09z
ter fhentte, BON ntnen bic dltere eil
Witalieo oes Jurftenbauies Der Chi
gi uno be jingere ,insn Yrins.n
aus BEN ni6t minber oltbsrubmtsn
9au'e Der goptoni g.b.iratst bat.
Gines So8es aber perf4panb bic
Juritin Sersfa Golonna aug Rom,
unb man erfubr. onb iie. sinem per-
m.intlihen 3ug hires 6.ra.ns fol-
geno, nit einsm io3iol tief unt.r ibr
iiebenoen Wonn mad England ee>
ftu4tet mar. ihr.n Gattsn. ibre
9inber. i6re Stelung oiei.r oueen-
blidliden Qeioenf6oft opfernb. 9rob
Der bittsriten Gnttdui6ungen, bi. bic
iunge 6ruu i'm Quslnnoe bur63uz
MAIDEN bate, uno frog Der ti.fer
R.ue. nit Der lie jeoenfo1s 3und6ft
aeneigt gspefen mare. piber nad
StnIitn gu tommen, bot Shirt Rnre
Qntonio Golonno nit Itarrem Sinn.
o6er i'm nobIperitanoenen SntereTe
fsiner 5o6t.r bic Satin fir tot
geboIten.
6iirftin Ssrefa 1T bnpur6 outs
tiefite erbittert uno cine 5.inoin ib@
res 8nterlanoes qsporoen. sic bat
Dor allen 0ingen tpdbrenb bss Sr,.
poIistrisgss burt ibrs itoIienfeinolis
den 9unogebunQen bic belle en-
porung gang Stoliens berOorssruf,n.
unb bic itnlisniIhe PreFs bat baz
moIs ben in Rom bodoeI6Gbten
20httrn gepinfft. bob lire Mutte1
tatid6Iid fir fe nitt mebr an
G.bsn iein m00e. Der 1912 erfol9s
t. 9ob oes 6irIttn Wort 4ntonio
GoIonnn bat ober in feiner tribe
rem Satin offenbor bic qnii6t .nts
it.ben IGiIen, ooB fie ben 9erfuh
elmer Qnndbcrrng an lire Gomilis
pieber MAIDEN tGrre unb miTe. Nies
monb bat stfpos Niherss ubsr ben
0srlouf bisiss @er'utes erfobren,
bis NOR b0rte, oob 81. 6iirftin 9ez
reio golonno i'm 8erloufe elmer
idiperen Rsrb.ntriie perfu6t hattie,
nit sinem Stilett ibr Qeben gu Be.
enben. Die 0unoe piro bolb gs=
BELT fein, unb pornusiidtIi6 tpitb
bic rubsIoie Jrou Stolisn pieoe,
psrlofen, in Der ll.ber3eugune, bob
bic Wunbs, be tie Dor nobesu 30
Sobren Den Sbren unb iid islbit se-
f6Iosen bat, 81 otnen esbort. bic
niht n1thr heil.u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
Giicn i'm Nubmascn.

Sober "auslGnoiits 9aufmann IN
Gituiien peib Don ben plumpen Sal
I6srtunItsn Der gelhGftstiidttgen
Gbinsfen Elm 2iso gu iingen. WO es
ii6 maiden Idbt. ~tauft" Der 4ineiiibe
gambler feline eG5eugniis. SIN
8Isinbanosl esbort oas 8eI6peren
bon 6lsii9 bur6 Ginprehuns Don
WaH.r gu ben oItdslihiten gritei=
nungen, Das 0srtpGHsrn Der Mil6 1T
.benIaas Elm bGufie seubter 9raud.
Inter ben MISREPRESENTATION piro
8aumipolls nit Waiier bei6mert,
Gele erbalten beidperenoe 3uidss. in
Die Gronubldde tperoen Steine uno
San0 nit perpddt; no INNER Die
SGnoler ipI6e pIumps 8nifie antpeu=
oen, geldiebt es nit Der 4oii6t, nit
benz 0epift Der perpadten 4rtlteI 81
tetrigen.
@inen beroammungslpuroi9en
Sniff bate ii4 Dor eini9en Wonatsn
in Shanghai Elm d)ineliiher 8obnsnz
tuhsnbdnoler erlaubt, oelitn betrii1s=
ride Cat Dor benz @emii6ten Gerid:
nit elmer boben 0elObuBe tsilpeiie ges
iibnt poroen lit. Gr bate. 10 be-
ridtet Der C{taIiatiide 2Iopo, an cine
meitlGnoiIte MoItsrsi in Shanghai
Sobnentu6en gu ~liefsrn, Die ais @iebz
futter benuBt nuroen. Die &iihe
caben ;mmer menioer W{ilt, uno Ell
mes cages cling Elm 3ier Elm. Die
llnteriuhung ergub. onB i'm WaQen
her Cub feline GiienItiite, mi,
G6rau6en uno Nd9eI p~orbonosn
roren. Die Der llebsri6Iuue ben Bob
nsntutsn bei9emiIht bate, UNI am
@emiht gu iparen. Der 6dnoler
puro. pom 8eridt CUR 3ablun9 zines
S6doensriabs5 an Die Woltersi in
60be bon oreibunbert TnllarS perurs
is'lt.
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Is si6t nod Sec.G lcianten.
Hber Serbe aHf Der Eatific : SHfcl
Guadalupe tucbl bic lette.

OndOulupe tDCgt Die leBre.
DAB es pirtIi6 nod cine aoloz
lie fogendnnter SeesGleptanten qibt,
tpel6e bon pielsu fir dusgerottst ge~
hclteu tpurbsn - ndhreno Glide
IL iiber5aupt nur aIs 6absIipeisn ons
faben if dmtliA BON 9r.
Gbas. 8. 5onnfen6 fsItesitent NOR
oen. Der cine Expedition beg be-
t1nnten 8unbss Jii6sreioumpfsrs
.Nlbatrob" mad Risosrzgalifornien
CUR qrinoli6en Grfori6ung Der 81
ihsr.i@6iIfsquellen jener Region Be-
Isbliate.
Or fanb oiefe aolpnisn an .in.m
Horftrdnbe oes .infdm.n pa3ifice
Gilunoss Guadalupe. 140 MeiI.n
ron Der n0roIiden Gifte Ri.osr=Ra
lifori.ns; fis mar in sinseIn. 6amiz
ltcnzGruppsn gsteiIt. uno alien 4ns
fhein nab bate gerdhe Die 3.it beg
Sritens ~be9onnen Tim WdrO Oas
Nonoen Der Ddrti. in ben 9ooten
mar oieIer 3ieren offenbor aans
G!si6qiltia, pa fs Ie6r penig
TurHt Dor Menf6en seiaten uno
meiitens iid niht bon her Steue bez
rnegten. penn lie ni6t ourh unmitz
tsIbdre 8eldittquna baau oespunaen
ipuroen. 10 bot iif aud quite 0eIe@
gsnfeit. photographer BON i6nen in
ulerlet Saltungen aus nd6Itsr RGz
Il ouf3unsbmen.
Otefe ySeesGIeptdnten" fno e.
lice Robben, Die or0Bte Der heu
fe I%ebenben, uno hdben itren befon=
teren Ramen ourh einen e~Iepbantens
nrtigen RiifIel ober cine S6nau3e
trhaIten, bic bsim WdnnIein einen
rub ober barber lana III. Die
Q1n3e G0rperIdn9e elmer ertpa6fenen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betrGet 16 poer
mebr SUB! Sic bat aber einen psrz
bdItnismdBiQ tlsinen aopf, n,lher
rrg.fdbr oiefelbe 2dn9e eat, ME Ser
HuTel.
Sbres pertpolIen Oel.s tpeqen
rurben biefs 9iers in erpBen MaIz
len riidiihtslps qet0tet, uno teinerIei
Gierz ooer Wilof6uBs9 spequnq bat
iid ie auf ite erf.rsdt. Oas Del 1T
e!ipa so 3ents oie @ofIone inert, uno
cir 5ier BON 16 SUB fou 200 big
$50 @allonen iolhen cranes liefern,
reip. geliefert hlben. SEPT it's oas
nit porbei; benin IS ftebt su boffen,
ooB Die 8oIonie bon Guadalupe uez
ihont tperoen pirb, unb fonIt fd.int
IS teine oiefsr Dirt in Der peiten
WeIt mebr gu aeben.
Sc liegt nod feline beftimmte nit
tellun9 barber Dor, pie qrob Die
Scbl biefer @IepbantsneRobben 1T;
oher fle muB betrGdtIih fein; benin
&c miro boponssfproden, bob bic
Nrutitdtts einsn 0oritrono BON ets
ma 400 Ooros Canoe uno 80 0or6s
S'rette einnimmt, urh ouh unter Nnz
tehnuna oes eroben rGumIithen
aomforts. tpelhen Robbenz fomi!ien
ausr @ottun9en in 4nfpruh su nebz
r1en ptle9sn. bleibt rod immer nod
Haum atruq fur etne ftuttIihe Ser
= Huhsl>Robbsn ouf biefem Strid.
gsenn Die 6ori6er nit @etpaIt Elm.
9ruppe bon sinem bsbdQIiden Rus
bs'ploB pertrieben. 70 fabte bi.ielz
be dlenol balo nieber feiten Stonb;
uno aue Siere, alt un6 iuno, tparfen
NIT ihren @orberfIoFen Gonb duf
i1ren Hiten - fpie iie tets tun
t0enn lie ii6 no hGusGih nisbsrIofz
len molten, unb pfleQten Damn pieoer
Ter Rube. Me6rsre ser or0Bten @uI.
len ipuroen in Die See hinaus oetriez
BEN, tdnlsn nber aIsboIo 3uriid.
Aof paifiber tparen bic Riihe.
Jeoenfdns lperoen sic auFoenomz
inenen 9iIoer pieIfa6 reprobu,iert
ioeroen uno aIIentboltsn 9robes IN
~fereiie err.9sn.
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Gin 1suridjer' GrfoIs.

Die GorftsnsssS piB. b.s @6n..s
ssbirgss in Neu@Guinea 1T nunmsb-.
nn6o.m in ben leBt.n ssbn Sabrsa
pieoeo1oIt pergeblide 8eriud. bo5u
eemo6t tporoen iparen, mad Der
Mittsilun9 zines bic .neIif6e grpe.
oition beglsitenoen hplldnoiI6en 81.
fisiers nm 80, Sonuor 1912 eIiid1
LID errsidt poroen. Der GarItens3-
top, Der feinen Romsn srft felt Ell
nigen Snbren trdgt, purbe BON Il.
mem boldntifden Rsiienben bereits
i'm Qnfan9 bes II. Snbrbunbsrt &c.
febsn. er miro ouf $500 Meter !605t
9eihGBt uno 1T BEL siinIti9em Wst.
ter ouf benz Mssre in meter Sernc
i6pn ii6tbor. Sm Sabre 1904 muB
te bic boGIdroiIhe Expedition Dor
3chempnt : Qoitbumus unpsrri6ts.
ter Sohe umtehren, bn es ibr midi
oeIong, our6 ben iumpfi9en Aiiten~
itri6 Biz gum GeIdnbs bes @sbirees
por5uorin9en, 5fpei neitere, bon SOL,
ldnoern uno Gneldnoern 1910 &C.
mafte 9eriude. bos S6nssQsbirqe
81 erreiden, fhIrgen s~benfaus febt
uno erIt ieBt If es oIip @%n9Idnpern.
renen bic nieberIdnoiife Regierung
3edunaStruppen mitoeqeben 1ntte,
seIun9en, bis CUR Goritens3ipibe, Ole
gu Ten bohiten Bergen Der grbs Qe
bort, porsuo:ilqsn. Sb lie bsrsits
erftieaen 1T, lit ir Sem pben Genann-
ten 9eridt riot petm.Inst. iebenfou:
fIno obsr bic !6nupti6misrioteitsE.
bic ihrer GrforIflun9 Bis jebt i'm
Wege itonpsn. iibernunoen.
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GuS SfifinI elmer ,srau.
Sun. SelbitmOrs Der Sirftin Gslsrua
in HOm.

yin oud iiir3Iid o~emelheter
StIbitmoycpttiud nit aIiidIittrrpei'.
rltt tro9i'htm Ius9nns bat bic
Wnfmertidmitit gang Roms n,usrs
binsS auf oos Sdidiol elmer 5rdu
e@sIen't, Die. urieriin9Iih berufsn.
eint her trit,n St.Il,n in Der Dor
nebmsn @.fslfhaft Der GriQtn
Staot tinSun,bmen. fit Nuya iby
bsib,S 9iut uro ibv bisdrr,8 Gem
permanent felt pieIeu Sahr,r I'm
oie's Sttauna asbraht bat. bis ihr
,nolid ni, M;bitimmure lb,r ihr
psyf,bltes 2tbsu ben G,oon,m m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-07
WEST C0RINTH.

Charles Spear and Will Magoon were
in East Barre on business Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis True and son, Al
den, and Mrs. Lucy Whitney were vis-
itars in Barre and Montpelier Friday.
About twenty couples attended The
dance at Gordon hall Friday night.
Arthur Gordon had the misfortune to
have COW slip on the ice, injuring it,
self so badly it had to be killed.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. ]. H..
Jacobs of Cookville Friday. Lila Town
send is caring for Mrs. Jacobs.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, now of Versbire
but formerly of this place, who was Civ
en- a post card shower on her SD birth
day anniversary, Jan. 2S received l25
cards. Mrs. Wilson wishes to thank all
who so kindly sent cards, helping to
make the day one long to be remem-
bered.
Owing to the very icy condition of the
roads, there were no services at the
church Sunday.
Fred Braman, an aged man living inst
over the line in Washington, had the
misfortune to fall and break his hip
Friday The fracture was reduced and
Mr. Braman is resting comfortably.
Fred Alderman of Chelsea was in
town on business Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-07

years ago when failing strength caused
him to resign and he was made d.
rector for life.
For 80 years, with one exception. Mr..
and Mrs. Crossett have spent more or
less OF the summer at Queen City park,
first in tent and later in cottage,
which they erected at the entrance to the
grounds. As long as he had the strength.
Judge Crossett was constantly working
for the betterment of the park.
He was the Oldest member in years of
Winooski lodge, No. 40. I. and A. NJ,
and only few are older in point Of
membership. In these closing years.
every respect has been shown him and
during these days of not being able to
communicate. every wish has been care
fully studied and the uneasiness made as
easy as possible by those in the home,
each OF whom has tried to aid in max
ing the waiting one of quiet. In his
death, the old home ON the hill loses the
last of the older members of the fam
lies, which gave their names to that
locality
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-07
RANDOLPH.
Joseph Raymoure Died Wednesday Night
at Age OF 81 Years.

| a. 1A6c Va Va ~N"NS'
i DR.. II. H. Stearns has sold his house
and entire property on South Pleasant
street to j. B. Adams, who, it is under
stood, buys for an Investment DIR
Stearns expects TO take a position as in
spector of port the first of April, but hi:
family win remain for the present ii
South Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford have been en-.
PERTAINING their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. o
lC. Tynell, of Scroon Lake, \. y, for a
few days. and on Wednesday the latter
left for Williamsburg, n. Y.
Joseph Raymoure died suddenly on
Wednesday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Edward Bushor Mr. Raymoure
had walked from the Bryant home aud
on arriving there was very tired and
was on the couch for rest, when he be-
gan to cough and suddenly spit up some
blood. The second time of coughing was
more severe, and the hemorrhage in
creased till he died in short time. Mr..
Raymoure is survived by his wife, four
daughters, Mrs. Franklin Yeaton of St.
Adams, Mrs. Edward Bushor, Emma and
Ida Raymoure of this place, and three
sons. Lewis Raymoure of the Center,
William of Springfield, and Fred, who
still lives at home. He also had three
sisters, Mrs. Julia Martin of Highgate,
Mrs. Mitchell Savoy of Upper Bickford,
Canada, and Mrs. Mitchell Lambert of
Springfield and a step brother, George
Raymoure, of Highgate Mr.. Raymoure
was born in Highgate 81 years ago, but
for the last IL years had lived in town.
Supt. H. W. Lewis has been reelected
as superintendent of the Randolph union
district and his salary raised from $1,000
to 81 800 per year. The directors and
others interested in educational matters
in the three towns appreciate the work
OF Mr.. Lewis and heartily commend his
reelection.
News has been received from Mrs. b.
D. Dubois. and Mrs. VI. L. Washburn, of
their safe arrival in Hamilton. Bermuda,
where they found delightful summer
weather.
Clifford Pinchot win be the speaker at
The Progressive meeting here on Tues !
lay, which will be held in Music hall,
md a general invitation has been ex-
ended by the committee in charge.
Miss Louise Amazon Of Northampton.
Mass. arrived here on Thursday to visit
Ter niece, Mrs. r. II. Slack.
The poultry exhibit closed on Thurs
lay night, and everybody counts this,
he first show of the kind ever held here,
success.
Miss Caroline, Hatch. a University Of
Iermont student, is home for few days
rom Burlington.
II. L. Hatch has taken a position ~
ermont representative of Silver Bur-
EFT & CO.. publishers Of text books in
BOSTON, and viii canvas the state in the
interest OF this firm. with whom his
rother, w. NJ. Hatch, Of Arlington,
lass. is also employed.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Spragiie gave q
arty on Tuesday evening in honor Of
heir guests. Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
tarks. 81 Boston. A short pr0gram
"a given and the rest 81 the evening
AZ given to Five Hundred Mr. and
rs Starks left here on Thursday Tor /
Ter home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-07
wAITSFIELD.

Earle Baird is home from the state
agricultural school in Randolph, owing
to his having the grippe.
Lincoln night at Waitsfeld grange on
Thursday evening, Feb. @. Roll call 70
be answered by each member of The
Joslyn side with an anecdote on the life
of Lincoln; Lincoln's address, Earl JOS
yn; reading, Mrs. w. c. Bragg; paper,
"What Is the Most Helpful Sign in the
American Civil Life?" DR.. Mcintosh /;
recitation, Doris Moriarty; song, Hattie
Martin; paper, Vermont Soldiers in the
Civil War" Tracy Peycke. The hall
will be appropriately decorated and Il
good attendance is desired.
Edward A. Fiske, who was II years
on Feb. lst, received post card shower
on that occasion.
Mrs. Thomas Poland passed her S5th
birthday on January 25 and was remem-
bered with q post card shower.
A. w. Bigelow was in Waterbury
Tuesday.
Emma Buzzell spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Warren.
Subscriptions for a lecture and en-
tertainment course, to be held next
winter, are now being taken All who
have enjoyed the high class entertain
ments this winter are only too glad to
plan for another course
Edward House, who has been suffering
with the jaundice, is much better.
Mrs. Carmi ID. Gibbs and daughter,
Sibyl spent Sunday in Montpelier, with
Mrs. Kellogg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-07
JUDGE JANUS cRoSsETT.
Funeral of Well known Waterbury Man
to Be Held Sunday.

Waterbury, Feb. THE funeral o.
Judge Janus Crossett, who died last
evening, will be held from his late hom;
on Crossett hill Sunday afternoon al
| 80 o'clock.
| Mr.. Crossett had enjoyed fairly good
| health until nine weeks ago a severe
cold increased the weakness coming upon
him and he was obliged to take his bed.
Five weeks ago last Tuesday he suffered
shock since which time he had been
unable to speak and had lain in a eriti-
cal condition. Since week ago Sunday,
the failing was more ontieeable, until
he gradually sank into the sleep from
which one does not awaken here
Janus Crossett was born November II,
1928, in log house near the school
house in the so-called Phillips or Hills
district in this town. His parents We're
among the early settlers, his mother
being OF HollandDutch descent, coming
from one of the New York Dutch families.
and bringing slave as part of her
dowry
JIis father, Edward Crossett, was of
Hench- Hugenot stock and came here
from Shutesbury, Mass. The name
"Crossett" was derived from cross set
in a priests cap
Three sisters being older, it was day
of great rejoicing when son was born,
Sc much so that white sugar was used
for the day. Janus was quite young
when his father died and he shouldered
much of the responsibility of the family.
His education from experience in school
was limited but in that which comes
from the world he was well versed.
Working hard, his greatest pastime was
his music. In his home, singing schools.
musical conventions and the Congrega-
tional choir of Waterbury, he not only
derived pleasure but gave to others.
In 1874 he married Rachael Euretta |
Crosby and they went to housekeeping |
on the farm now owned by Representa- |
tive ]. E. Breene. A little later they |
moved to the farm where he died, foIr |
different houses having been occupied /
there by him. The third one burned in
1867. when the present house was built /
~ Mr.. Crossett, William Deal of this
own being the head carpenter. Here
Mr.. Crossett conducted a large farming 4
md lumber business, until the active
was given over 10 his son,
!. F.. Crossett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossett were blessed
With two children. Menta Fannie Mrs.
). w. Huntleyl. who died 10 years ago.
nd James Edward. who survives. Mrs.
'rossett died in 1875 and he later mar
led Abbie Whitney Of Montpelier, the
aithful companion Of his later years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-07
MOST SICKNESS COMES
FROM WEAK, INACTIVE KIDNEYS

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When you have taken few doses, you
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will feel.
Croxone cures the worst cases of kid
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because it removes the cause. 1t cleans
out the kidneys, and makes them filter
out all the poisonous waste matter and
uric acid, that lodge in the joints and
muscles, causing rheumatism; soothes
and heals the bladder, and quickly re-
lieves you of all your misery
You will find Croxone different from
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human system without results.
You can secure an original package
of Croxone from any first-class drug
gist. All druggists are authorized to
return the purchase price if
it fails to give the desired results the
very first time you use it.-Advt.