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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-28

FOR RENT-EIGHT- ROOM MODEL HOUSE
with electric and gas lights; Dutch hall and
parquet foor-in fact. all modern improve
ments. Very few as nice homes for rent. One
block of OF 14th st. and $500 out. Apply 1853
Otis place
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE-MORNING.

The Senate was called to order by the
governor and devotional eX-
ercises were conducted by the chaplain.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
5. 2N.-By Mr.. McCuen. relating to the
employment of prisoners on highways. To
committee on immigration and labor
;. Colby special committee, providing
for the establishment of a State detention
farm. Ordered to lie and be printed,
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
The chair appointed as Senate commit
tee of conference on 8, l6l, Mr.. Bahbitt
Mr. Darling of Orange and Mr. Mower,
and on S. 49, Mr.. Blanchard OF Windsor
Mr. McCuen and MIR. Johnson.
PASSED UNDER SUSPENSION or
ii. Calculating to removals to hospital
for insane, on motion of Mr.. Chaffee.
SPECIAL ORDER.
ii. l22.-Relatng to election or appoint
ment of road commissioner. Passed 10
to 10,
SPECIAL ORDER.
II. SH.-Relating to taxation of personal
property, was considered In committee of
the whole with Mr. McCuen In the char.
The committee rose at l2:2l and asked to
continue its session this afternoon.
On motion of Mr.. Sherwin, the Senate
adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.

READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 27-Amendng acts relating to ths
salaries of states attorneys.
II. i2-Amcnd!ng statutes relating to
grand lists
II. iS9-Relating TO certain powers Of the
village of Ludlow.
READ THIRD TINE AND ORDERED
TO LIE.
5. 129-An act to incorporate the WALL
ingford Power company.
;. 17i-An act to Incorporate the Glass
tonbury Light and Power company.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
s l9o-Relating to foreign creamery as
sociations. Mr. Wright of Williston OPP
posed. Mr. Vaughan of Randolph IA
vored. as did Mr.. Jose of Johnson Mr..
Thomas Of Sheldon Mr.. Blanchard of
West Windsor, Mr. Adams of Marlboro,
Mr. Billings of Woodstock, Mr.. Plumley
of Ludlow.
JOINT RESOLUTION ADOPTED
Joint resolution by Mr. Proctor direct
ing the auditor OF accounts to draw an
order not to exceed 800 to pay expenses
of committee investigating State purchas-
ing agent
ADJOURNMENT COMMITTEE RE.
PORT.
Committee on final adjournment made
it's report that on the morning Of jan
uary II, in the hands OF the Senate COM
mittee: Senate bills, IS; House bills A..
total Sc; in the hands of House commit
tees, Senate bills q, House bills III, total
1873 In revision committee 80, total in
hands of committees 3i. total last report
81.
BILL SIGNED.
Governor Fletcher has approved and
signed II. 400. an act to codify and amend
the laws relating to probation.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. 5l7-By committee on ways and
means, an act to extend the time for per-
formance OF certain duties of commits
sioner of taxes, approved January 15 1913.
Ordered to lie and be printed.
II. 5ls-By the committee on agriculture
relating to the sale OF commercial fertili.
zers Ordered to lie and be printed.
on motion OF Mr.. Proctor of Proctor
the House adjourned at 3:5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
RIIIS KILLED.

II. 25-Appropriating money to repair
roads In Wardsboro.
"A. 127.-To build State road in Mount
Holly.
II. 131.-To complete highways in War.
rem and Granville.
H. 135.-To build highway in town Of
Milton.
H. 1910 aid the town of Westmore
in building highways.
II. 1910 aid the town of Halifax in
constructing highways.
II. 179.--To repair roads between Brook.
line and Athens.
II 1s6.-To aid the town of Sunderland
in building highways.
II. 2Oi.-To aid in the repair of high.
ways in Willlston.
II. 22l-To repair highways in the town
of Victory.
II. 235.-To construct highway on the
casterly shore OF Lake Dunmore.
II. 2G5.-To widen the highway in the
town of Castloton
H. 21.-To aid the town of Groton in
building highways
H. 2SS--To aid Londonderry in the repair
OF highways.
! II, 32L-To aid the town of Grafton
in rebuilding highway.
/ II. 3l6.-To aid the town of Windham
/ in rebuilding highway.
/ II 352.-To aid the town of SheIburne in
building highways.
ON motion of Mr.. Hendee of Pittsford.
the House adjourned at l1:iO o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.

READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
S. 1870 incorporate the Hartford
Savings Bank and Trust company.
S. 1886. Authorizing Burlington to issue
bonds to enlarge it's electrical plant.
s. 199-Amendlng act Incorporating
Second Congregational society in Brook
field
S. 2oo.-To incorporate st. Mchael's
College.
s. 2o.-Relating to selling of milk and
cream.
s. 152.-Relating to accounts of town
treasurer.
PASSED IN CoNcURRENcE.
II. 43o.- Relating to the treatment of
dependent and delinquent children.
H. 3i2-Relating to brokerage of insur-
ance.
RI. 273-Relating to fees of keepers of
tails.
Joint resolution to pay debentures and
mileage of F.. II. Garfield.
Joint resolution relating to compensation
Of messenger conveying electoral vote.
IT. 800. TO incorporate Randolph Saw
ings Bank & Trust company
II. Alto incorporate Valley Savings
bank.
II. 473-Relating to village of Chester
n. 47S--To pay j. c. Mann.
II. 4g4 TO enable st. Adams to issue
negotiable warrants.
II. 373.-Relatlng to taxation Of expires.
companies.
Fl. 57.-Relating to rebates for advanced
instruction.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
r. 9oa.-Providing for spark arrester.
on engines.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
on military affairs On the Soldiers Home
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
II. 40o.-An act to establish Stat
| teachers retirement fund To committa'
/ on education.
| II. 463-Rclating to commitments t.
/ Vermont Industrial school. To committc
on judiciary.
II. Alto enlarge powers Of fire dis
trict, No. /, in Dorset 70 committee OF
municipal affairs.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. ii3.-Relating to village of Old Ben
| ningtOn.
A message was received and read from
His ExCellenCy. the Governor and wa.
referred to the committees on corpora
ticns and judiciary.
on motion Of Mr. Batcheder the Sen
ate at 4'47 adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23

which she worked. She had known
the man who had worn them last he
had been a friend of hers, and she
knew the boy who was going to wear
them next. If she could translate the
emotions of her girlish heart, the new
wearer was more than a friend. Was
the same fate awaiting the latter that
the former had met?
The half hour was very long to Jo-
mas, the old butler, Trembling with
fright, suffering from his rough usage
and terror-stricken with anticipation
of the further punishment that await
ed him.
The half hour was longest of all to
Mrs. Varney After her visit to How
ard, who had enjoyed one of his lucid
moments and who seemed to be a
little better, she had come down to
the drawing-room, at Mr.. ArTelsford's
suggestion, to see that no one from
the house who might have observed
or OWNED, or learned, in any way
what was going on within should go
out into the garden and disturb the
young couple, or give an alarm to the
nan Who Was the object OF 30 much
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
THEN AND NOW.

We used to pay an awful price for just
an egg or two
We used to guard our eggs with care, as
We our jewels do
We used to think that millionaires could
barely eggs afford
That others needs must do without, al
prices upward scared.
In times OF yore, when one was robbed
by burglars and by yeggs,
They'd leave our money and our cash.
and kill US for our eggs.
on highways wild and forests thick, a
bandit with his knife
Would then exclaim unto his prey: Your
eggs. quick, or your life!
But now indeed. the times are changed
and eggs just now are cheap;
We find them here, we find them there.
we find them heap on heap.
With such ample quantity, We ought 10
hit the trust,
And waste few upon its head. while
hoping some will bust.
The menu now in every home Is altered
once for all,
And here is what We'll have TO eat from
now until next fall:
For breakfast-eggs In scrambled formi
for luncheon-omelet brown;
For dinner-eggs just softly boiled; and
we must eat 'em down.
An, woe TO US. Now eggs Wen have,
Fen though We may get sore.
Wen have some eggs-,and then some eggs
And after that, some MORE.
E. A. T. Jr., Dorchester High, 1872
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
MIR. LODGE SAVES HIS LETTERS.

(Washington Letter 10 Boston Advertiser
If YOU have ever sent Letter TO Senator
Lodge, depend upon 1t the senator still
has It. His Offices in the Senate wing
contain "A vast number of letter recep-
tacles, where all letters received by him
and sent out by him copied, are stored,
and they go back % years at least, ever
since the senator has been in public life.
over in the Senate office building the
senator has stored away other accumu-
lations of letters.
1t is said also that the senator never
writes private letter without a copy be-
ing made of ii.
some day the collection will be Of tre-
mendous value The range of years OF
the correspondence includes some import
ant events and even of opochs in the
history of the country, and especially in
politics In which the senator has taken
a prominent part
He has also known many distinguished
men in the world and doubtless has many
letters from them. The Roosevelt series
ought to be an invaluable collection in it.
self.
Some day the life and letters of Sena.
tor Lodge will be written, but the biogra'
pher ought not to have very hard tint
of It collecting the letters at least, foi
there they will be all assembled and cat.
alleged so to speak. and the only hard
thing about them will be the moving OF
them, for they take up large space and
weigh tons, as the man will find out who
will move the belongings OF the senator
when he has to vacate his present offices
for his democratic successor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
1912 BY Dnd1, Mead 4 Cowpeny
CHAPTER VII.
WiIfred Writes a Letter.

Half an hour is n short or a long
time, depending upon the individual
mood or the exigencies of the mo
ment. 1t was a short half hour to
Captain Thorne--to continue TO give
him the name by which he was com
monty known-out in the moonlight
and the rose garden with Edith Var
ney. 1t was short TO him because he
loved her and because he realized
that In that brief space must be
packed experience enough to last him
into the long future, ii might be into
the eternal future!
It was short to Edith Varney. in
part at least for the same reason, but
It was shorter to him than TO her, for
at the end of that period the guilt
or innocence of the man she loved and
who loved her would be established
beyond peradventue, either he was
the brave, devoted, self-sacrifcing
Confederate soldier she thought him,
or he was a spy; and since he came
of Virginia family, although West
Virginia had separated from the Old
Dominion, she coupled the word spy
with that of traitor. Either or both
would be enough to condemn him.
Fighting against suspicion, she would
fatn have postponed the moment of
revelation, OF decision, therefore too
quietly passed the flying moments.
It was a short half hour to T'horne.
because he might see her no more, 1t
was short half hour to Edith because
Eha might see him no more, and IT
might be possible that she could
not even allow herself to dream upon
him In his absence in the future. The
recollection Of the woman would ever
be sweet and sacred to the man, but
1t might be necessary for the woman
TO blot out utterly the remembrance of
the man
II was short half hour to young
Wiffred in his own room, waiting i'm
patiently for old Martha to bring the
altered uniform, over which Caroline
was busily working IN the large old
fashioned kitchen. She had chosen
that odd haven of refuge because
there she was the least likely to be
without fear Of observation by any
other eyes than those of old Martha.
The household had been reduced to its
smallest limit and the younger maids
who we're still retained In the estab.
hshment had been summary dis
missed to their quarters for the night
~ the old nanny.
Now that Wilfred had taken tn
,lunge. his Impotence to go was a
ever heat. He could not wait, he felt
or another moment. He had spen
lone OF his half hour in composing
etter with great care. It was a shor
etter and therefore was soon finished
nd he was now pacing up and dow
lis room with uneasy steps waiting
Tor old Martha's welcoming voice.
1t was a long half hour for littl
Caroline Milford, busily sewing ava,
n the kitchen, II seemed to her tha
she was taking forever to turn up tn
bottoms OF the trouser legs and max
hem" on each as she expressed il
She was not very skillful at sucl
rough needlework and her eyes wer
not 80 very clear as she played a
tailoring. This Is no reflection upoI
their natural clarity and brightness
but they were quite often dimmet
with tears, which once or twicr
brimmed over and dropped upon tn,
coarse fabric of the garment upcr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
No Charter Carrying Right of
Eminent Domain Should
Be Granted.
REPEATS VIEWS IN MESSAGE
Neither Personal nor Corporate
Interest Should Be Allowed
to Interfere with
Our Duty"

Nontpclicr Jan. 17-Govcrnor Fletcher
sent another message to the General AS
scmbly to-day repeating what he said In
his Inaugural address In regard to the
granting Of charters carrying the right
co" eminent domain, the result Of which
has been to cause the holding up of sew
eral bills granting such rights.
Iio also called attention to the recon-
mcudation in regard to charging the
jurisdiction of municipal courts as a
means OF cxpediting causes and lessenlns
expense To litlgants.
such proposition has been opposed
by the Washington county bar and by
many Of the lawyers of Chittenden
county but is favored by some of the
municipal judges.
TIE message itself is rs follows:
II wish to renew my suggestions made
to YOU somewhat earlier in the session
i'm reference to the following:
OBSERVATION OF WATER POWER.
Il repeat what ! said to you in my
inaugural address, that no charter car
rylhg with it the right of eminent do
main should be granted, which does not
place that corporation under the control
of the puJlic service commission which
should lay down such rules and rcgu-
lations as would give the people of YER
mont the first right to the use of the de-
vrloped power, subject to fair and equit
abb" conditions, and the same principle
should be incorporated in a general law.
Il, also, at the opening of your session,
called your attention to the need Of some
change in our court procedure and strong
~ recommended the enlargement Of the
J"''S''''.o" VI ou' 'i''''''0'ia' 'Uu' 70 90 "
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/ me "h'N '""i''' ol saving ms me VAS
+ I" SEND MN |" 'ho "''rourY lllsti'u''o"
tAaf thero was no authority vested III t"e
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OH was hastIy prepared ana passeu'
n important ID" was 'h''ouuceu III ,"e
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
SENATE-AFTERNOON.

Committee of the whole on S. ga, relat-
ing to taxation of personal property,
At 3;i2, on motion of Mr.. Dyer of Rut-
land the committee rose and reported
its recommendation that certain proposals
of amendment be adopted And on mo-
ton of Mr., Barber the bill was made
special ordaS SAS Wednesday morning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23


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me HIc'h"u '"lpIoN'd 10y ""'l Is S'''''
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oil Representatives Tor the term ior NH''h
t' Is 'Icc''' ShalI ne $""' th' '"IHrS ol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23

You are right" said the boy, be-
ginning again, General Ransom Var
ney, commanding division, Army OF
Northern Virginia, Sir'-that sounds
fine, doesn't it?"
Splendid" said the girl, go on"
"'This is to notify you that ] want
you to let me join the army right now.
If you don't, ] will enlist anyway,
that's all. The seventeen call is out
and I am not going to wait for the six
teen. Do YOU think l am a damned
-"
(TO he Continued
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23

Considering how many Good Boarding
Houses are advertised, to continue te
live in a poor one seems like superfuouS
martyrdom!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

Og Tom Serifere oper friltne 5olf
er De aloeles umnIIige. Dc %forltaor
beIler life ellroppiif Qualification %
bsrer oerfor life biemme / europa.
De betragter Jig ieIp iom en- bsiere
Gace, Der Of @ro er int til at Der
lie oner allie andre 6oIf.
Saooanne gnifueIier cor, at DC
feIer iig bnnet ober ale anore. oil
fife IGre al Dem eIer bIonoe iia
lammen meo Dem.
en Concentrating oi 3areri
ne og llopifIina al en- ipaes ia.
tional Civilization err oerior nmuiIia
1 Sprfiet.
SfaI Ser bIipe beore 5iIitanoe
meo 3eformer % 6remifriot. mao
5nrferne ierit orines uGf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19
Gn Neit ira en-
SanI=Wmeritaner

ri lGier ioa iiot i .Innifercn~
ON 9nnifbeoens geporelie Der /
amerifa, o9 nGiten nltio er oct iro
Ganife, Der bar lenet oeres llng.
oouistio / 9onmorf eaer lpnge nof
iii, az 2anifheoen funoe iptte lit
Vrpe poa Dem. og De iii nlbirg
Oct engelife Sproa iaaoan lGrt, at
oct blen oereS 3onfers Sprog.
Men meo be aIleriIeite al oe Born.
Der bliper fsot Der | @merifn al
oanife 5orpIore eoor oct pitt, iom
bet off meo mig.
Wine Sor9lore fom til amerifa
iom fnitiee Solf og meo ~olminoelig
l%loonnnelie. ioaoon iom oct iGnne
5oIf | 9anmorf oengane fiji. Ser
/ amerifa ioa De | mango aor
TRANCE 1ioer.
Sffe me9en Bib til 2Gsning, 90
% efter foa aors 3orlsb life me.
gen 9ale til os gern ON Danmorf
og oanif ganb, men Ii6t Ganif tit
pi BOG ON emo Inn liot. Wen ni
gern gif | engeIif SfoIe % lpr.
te GngeIif, fno bi er mere biemme
| babe at ifripe, tale 90 tGnfe |
oct engeIffe Sproe, ina Ri unge,
ON hi eqers flyer Dor Wening,
Itoor poa iamme Stooe, bpao be
to Sproe onsoar, Tom 3 oonife
5or9Ibre, mbtagen Sprogforboloet
er ompenot. 8 bet engeIffe Sproa
tenfer Ri, I bet engeIffe Spros taIte
pi, naar pi Ieete meo bore aam'
merater, og bet er n0iten umuligt
for os at fsre en- aonberiation | bet
onnife Spros. Oct gaor ido feitet
- omtrent Tom bet gaor be at
Ter RIore, Der fun taller engelff,
mar 8 bIiper tpungen til bet. Seq
bruger pi fao tiot 90 mener Der.
me6, at of ben oonife llnsbom, Der
Ieper iaobon poo bet iGpne og bor
iepne Soil iom oeres GornIbre,
lite Brafter eIler andre Inrbe, bit.
ftaoenbe Danif. fprogmnetise Gor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19
On at DC gamle btniopei.

Seren Veter Waoien, Der bar
isot / Werfbolot, 9onmart, Den
10. Warts 1880. osoe poo ct So.
ipitoI / @apio Giip, g. CAT, Den
1s. San. 1913, fnapt SO aor gam.
mel.
Get a ierIig | oct itore oanife
Excitement / 3urner Gountp, peii
Tor @iborg. q. Sat, at Wnoien
par eoot fenot.
Zen 81. Mni 1862 o~atepieoes
Oiaoien til anno Serenien Der.
biemme / gamIe 9nnmarf. s oeres
segteifab ieotes 8 9ern. Zen 81.
Roi / 5ior feireoe be oeres @uIo.
brpaup, omgione al oeres gern og
mango gernebern. - Mrs. Woo.
fen, 8 gsrn % IS 9srnebsrn oper.
leoer ben afoeoe.
5oraaret 1882 fom 5amilicn til
aImerifo. ) 5 aor boeoe be |
Danfton, oe iioen reiite be til nppn.
te ggn / Tiirner 60, 60. Gnf., bpor
De boe6e | oner 81 gar : 1909
fIpttebe De til Stem UNDERWOOD FAM.
me Stat for at bore | 0prbeoen ai
oeres gern.
Oct bar | Burner Co., DIS
Reo. fit 2eiliebeo til at bIipe fen6t
me6 Wooien og bans camille. Nao.
fen og Sons Suitru uar itabige oe
pirffomme WeoIemmer Of Dor Iutb.
erife airfe. Wr. Waoien bar en-
farafterioft % 6petig Nanb, bpem
pi minbes meo @IRbe, og pi be.
nioner Der i9rlie bans iereenoe
enfe Dor biertelige Spmpathi. Som
bet er bort Soab, at ben beoenaona.
ne er gaaet biem til ben epiee SpiIe,
er bet bort gnife, at bans efterIao.
te Suitru og Born maa msbes meo
bom Der.
Otter bbob Der er os meo6eIt fra
Nefpltnoerfpooo, Ie6 Wobien at
gIinotnrmsbetnnteIie, bporfor ban
beflrtteoe iia til ct lnoe fig unber-
taite en- Operation poa SofpitoIet
Il @opib Gitp. bbor bar fan hcniob
ben is. San.
3 ben ffbfte Mnonebs lib bopbe
bdm ofte ubtoIt ben 1onfe. at ban
nrrme6e Hg 6iemumet beropentiI,
os ioet, at ban bar reiiefrrbie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

$. 3. gnfe / Dallas. Ter bar
p gutiffer Staten. San bar al.
tio eiuet en- 1ienoeoeI al fin @e-
uinit til religieit grbeioe. 5or en-
3io iioen blep ban og bans 9uitrn
enige ON, at nnar De blen 6iere
at 100000, iaa piloe De life blipe
rigere. Git 2efte tro 6ar Manoen
mi oplpit, at bereiter oil ban aipe
belle @epiniten for at opbpgge @uOs
9iige paa Soroen. San Tiger. at ban
/ lin 5orretning tpoeIig bar iporet
@uos umiooeIbore geliignelie, og
Ban oil life mere tGnte paa at op-
gipe fit arbeioe for @nos Riges
Gag, emo ban tpnfer paa at ior.
Iemne lin e9en 6pmilie. u5lfbI. "