davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
Pats Remedy.

Irish wit Is q we'll head that has new
er been known to run dry. Pat Ma
guire had been misbehaying and APP
peared before his commanding officer
charged for the third time with drunk,
anness.
Pat stated his side of the case with
all the eloquence at his command, hut
the colonel was unmoved.
Eight days In the guardhouse." he
said sternly.
But In writing the IS" on Pats de
faulter sheet the pen spluttered. PAT
noticed this and leaned forward.
"Thry II twill make a g amy aisier
sorr," he suggested in a persuasive
whisper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
TO THE AFFLICTED
r You Wish Speedy Relief and Surs
Cure Consult
DR.. CRINDLE
Over 80 years specialist at
III WEST 18TH ST.

Over 80 years specialist at
III WEST 18TH ST.
Bet. 9Th & 7th AYES. New YorA.
II you have weak and unstrung
nerves, are without your usual energy
and vim, suffer from any chronic trou-
BILE, kidney, bladder complaints, rneu
matism, nervous debility, skin diseases,
or any SPECIAL AILMENT yol should
have the very best treatI ,ent. This
you can obtain at the well 3nowL Of
Ice of DIR. GRINDLE, where thousands
before You have found complete restora-
ton to health, power md vigor.
Prof. Ahrlich's sos or Ola.
for blood poison, hereditary or other
wise, scientifically and painlessly ad.
ministered.
Consultation Free-MediCine 81.
His Professional Services are b
Lowest. Hours 9 to 8. Sundays. 8 to 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
Domestic Felicity,

Wife-"Why did you tell the Bat.
ons that you married me because
was such a good cook. when you know
I can't even boil an egg?" Hubby-"I
had to make some excuse, my dear,
and l didn't know what else to say"
London Opinion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
AFTER GAMES

The Peerless A. c., Of Chrome, is
after games with teams In this city
averaging from IA to 16 years old.
Manager Samuel Abrams does not
write whether his team is a basket
ball or baseball team-all be writes
Is that his team wants games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
poWderinq Parsley,

To powder parsley the bunch is dip
ped quickly into boiling water to make
1t IL brilliant green, then put into a hot
oven for a few minutes to d. thor
oughly. After this 1t may be broken
into tiny flakes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
Chicken and MacaronI.

Take equal parts of cold chicken,
boiled macaroni and tomato sauce.
Put in layers In a shallow dish and
rover with buttered crumbs. Bake
until brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
Pomp Of English Mayors.

Considerable pomp attends the office
Of mayor In English cities. Chichester
arms It's chief magistrate with Il gold
mounted malacca cane Of Office. while
the mayor of Guildford carries the
stick presented to the borough by
her majesty Queen Elizabeth. AT York
both the lord mayor and lady mayor
esq are equipped with the silver mount
ed oak slaves which have marked their
authority for centuries. Among the
official retainers of the mayor of Ripon
Is the municipal horn blower, who
every night at 0 O'Clock gives three
blasts upon this aged musical instru-
ment before the mayors residence and
again at the marked cross.-London
Standard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
MAJ EennniaIIy Neurotic,

The people Of the Netherlands lead
the world In coffee drinking. Who
now will dare to say that coffee makes
people nervous?-Chicago Record-Her-
aid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
HOUSE GIPLS
TO OPPOSE KEYPOR7

Parish House lassies Of Wood
bridge will oppose the Keyport H. S.
fair sex crew in Keyport Saturday
night. This is expected to be a good
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13

"Did the new plGy get a handf"
"Yes. That Is shy they expect to
get ahead."-Baltimore American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
A Popular Brand.

a Popular Brand.
A statistician says there are more
Nellie" songs than any other variety.
Kansas City Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13

Read the Classified Ads. on page T.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18
VIII.

Wieoc1s @l,rfernc bar iu(ot optagrc al 0ercs
Spsicl, og @ririiigniua pg Goab fulate tGt poo bhn=
o1oel1, ltoo @on9en poo Sen lopc 8rinf opcn for ST.
ben %on1aiucn al int bpj, Siro og eli 9el al 6plfets
ooelsboarrc Muno. @iip Signro bar paiao Scr;
ban tulte iprigt til bpirc og %pc,ltre % aop fort sn=
pisning og tjenlig &ege( for Sen npe Merigbeo, tbi
mango bar SC, Ser nt nco ollfe,1s Spgrgsnool 16gtc
at piic sssper for ariitentroe,1. @onge,1 ielp itoo tal,s
mes penItre Saa,o mos Soften og lr1eoe fig til lit
Sppo. G,onl1 hre1,6te Ell bej @s0n1e poa ainoea,
oa 5fiegget bpjeoe Jig inGpert og barift ON 0en
npbt ifaorne Munbpiae, men giet lpite mil0t, 11eiten
Don1pgt. us ope, Sen itore To(fsprir1mel, oisic Suit
oreocr al Mrrc og apinoer, Ser bar rblepne iom
@prn", iao Sc %crfoloig 9ro, 1toen at ipargc, noen
at p0e, CAB ii5 rigel1 ariit / @olo. Bortl)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18
@u Suipitals=Siituric

Iolger1oe @iltorlc CT 1onofUrolg
posicrct / oislc Gage poo ct al SC
ltprc @nlpitolcr / &jpbcnbnnn:
Scr blep inolagt CIT Notic1t,
iturft lioc>1oc al @linotorrns6etun=
bel1c. Sa eli bl1rti9 Operation bar
obioll1t %no0ncnoig. SpcrlGgen bar
SEN Sag meget an9reben al Merbd<
iitet, bpiltet or tilgipsli1t. So1
Dapoc bopt m1cgct at giprc. % 81
I'LL Dor Yoticrt onfon1i1cr, CT oct
mcnneifcligt, at SperlGgel1 ba,1oer.
- Su, iii far ieg ilrgcn Moo
facet enonu i0oa, Tiger bou til eli
al &onoioaterue. Sen Operation
fommer Sc til at ta9e Gem al. Seq
letter mig neOcnrm0er og 1pilcr.
Moo, &auoiooten aaar / Gang
mes lit Mrbejbe. @on bapoc ipp=
rigt, moo set iigcs, Sr6 for at pr=
re ierlig flint, bpoo 10 / 'loae'1
@roo nnolfyl0er Sperlegc1. Mel1
Bette fun6e ban life flare. Set bar
fam umlligt at faa fat. Sg beb
@opeoet og fulo al Mnglt og Tor=
tpiplelie logger ban &niuen %
ilcr mes til CperlGgen for at beoe
bom fulocnoc Spcrotione,1.
Sperlagen io6 miot / iin Mao
og fslte Jig, iom mon fan f%orltoa,
Ii bpj @roo opbioiet moo Sen unae
oumme @anoioot. Meu ban maot,
tie 10 til Set. SO i6et ban for OF
as Srappcrne, efterf1lgt al aaroi:
ooten, eop ban Snot fra iia lao
Sc @pge inoe paa Stller,e pcnote
|iig / 6eres @cnge.
Moo, Sperlegcn gift mes glb
benoe Gnergi les paa Mrbejoet.
Meo ct iollot Melteril1tt fit ban ocl
l1lpffeliee Sarm frigjort. &a1
foiteoc sen benob @l1lpet % raabt(
forbitret: vSoiot!" efter aanoioatc1
9erpoo Is6 bon neo og fortlatte ii
afbru6te Maalti0.
@iltorien CT iom iogt ia1ofGroil
pas ferret / ois1e Gage poo ct al 81
itorc @oipitaler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18
Sppiaeu, Scr life 6lcu 9runuiuq

Svpt!ltui otl l1C Ollu ~%uuutNN
Al Sperigc. G11 al Sc mcit ifjuhnc'
lpangrc 9o1cllcr, lo11, 1,ogc,linoe CT
blcpcll u0fjGmpct for en &pinocs
Sfpl0, maottc @cl1cral @crnu0ntte,
Sen lcnere &prNc al SpcriNc pa
Mpr9c, oelto9c i, fprtrllcr en- tplf
N(pis.
8 Morct 1889 lcpc0c @crl,ooptte
lom Sergent / @rcnoble, hnor 6ol1
cflcrccrcoc n1cb fine Ncfrllttcr ng lc.
pcoe ct iorglpit og mlt,tcrt 9ip. Men
ioo fpm Sen ~bcrygtcoc uSe9loog"
Ser hlen Sprpr / @rcnohlc moo SC
fongclige Sroppcr. Sgloo Gcrgcnt
@crnobotte fif c1 Stcn / @ppcOct.
,Mon trpc6e, bo,1 bar 6eo, oa 6rogte
bam til @oipitolet.
Me6ens man un6eriegte bans
Saar, fog ban imiolerti0 9jnene
op og ioo blonot Sem, iom itoo ont
firing 2ejct, Ell, blond, b(aopiet Eigc,
lom ioo mco 6pb 0eltngelle paa sen
Gaoreoe. &enocs Sfj6nbeo gioroe
ct bpbt S,rotrpf poo ban1. San
tpnfte fra 11lt al life poo a,0ct c1,>
Sen imufe Nmolie, og iaa inart bor
bar belt rolf igjen oa bar pcnot til
bage til lit @eaime,t, giorbc ban ali
for at finoc benoe. S tire Tiger leate
ban forgiGpes, met eroelig fano1
fan Deaoe. Sun bar CIT fattiq en-:
piee og itoo ole,le / @erocn. @crno:
botte gior6e mt tit bcoite for at pi1,o(
ben6es &jerligbeo, men ban bapo'
Ell forlig Meobcjler / cit llrmagcr
lprling.
Gen forellfe6e Sergent b6o henbt
lin !6aon6, men Gnbe,1 poa set blep
at &igen foretraf oen brape @orge1
for Gol6aten. ga gift 8ernaoott'
til l1brmageren og lag6e: rDe elife1
Mmalic, set famine SIR jeg, lo>
ps fjempe ON ben6e."
Duellen fon6t pirfelig oglaa Steo
ng l%1brn1ageren blep iaaret, mel
Sejrberren bap6e intet bltnoet. Mma
liza fprimaaeoe bom I'LL for Mlpor
% en- Maane6 efter bar bun gif
mes ltbrmageren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18

S1Ef@FHE FL sastHt4 G4F@tG eG1gE HtSESF.1R gEa@<
@e11oes sggteifab bragte be1roe DOG
life Spffe. Man0en beoe, bun bler
fattig % maattc tiliioit leue al al
paife @las / ct GRrtsbus.
Ger, forbcnpUrenoe 5ergcnt Der
1la0ottc bar imiolcrtio b!eben @pl1=
&c al Spcrigc og Morge.
50" iagbc BUM ufte, rbacoe- leg
bore taget ST.. Bernaootte, ioa 1ap=
Sc jeg nj, pnret 3rouning. So, ia,
l1oar nra,r er urg, bar man life ltpr
Nnrltunh."
0lln lepcoc liae til 1S41. S
@rcnoble folotc man 6enoc oln1inhc=
Zig ia Maieitc".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18
Eitrr2r Harirtf.

49, st 8reu blep for en- Ii0 IL
sen .aiienot ira 8oltfontoret / Gco
@ing, Minn., Der omlioer bapneoe
Il rGeoo Setter Office" / Maibing=
ton. Miienoeren al 8repet, Ell
|spenifer, iatte iont slutning paa
Brepet u5trii inart". 9ette op=
fattcoe &oitbeticnten i 8aibingto,r
iom Mfienoerens Nopn og forleoen
TOM 8repet til6age til &eo @ing,
o@orcsieret til Sfrif Snart, Mco
@ing, Miun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18
Spao Scr CT I Yprus CONNER.

Vn MTle1l, ca V0rlle1e O0r gQQeOc
Se1g, fit jeg 2yit til at efterie Ocres
Sommer, % jog fan fife anoct en0
anbefale &c rcipeftipc 6orplore at
foretage ct iaaoant Gfterlpn MI og
on, 1laar DC pulfer at fomnte 1u1Oer
&ejr mes bercS &oocrs Gilbgjelig,
bc0cr.
S min lille lcfsaorigc &nltos
Splnmc fonot ieg fplgcnoe @jcnita1l=
oe:: Gre lange Stptter Sejlgor1 al
forlfjcllig 5pffelle, ct rllltent 6pln,
tire mcaet ocfeftc Ginlolootcr, en-
Mumobarmonifa fplot meo &rlln1=
MGR, Ell Stltnp al ct fulert &ofs:
lps, c1 lille ielplopet Notebpg, ONT
nl1noet mes Ell @laltif, upiit til 6pi(>
fen 9tpttc, ga 9rcl1gcn life fan fri
be.
0crnrlt m0erieatc jeg min otto
oariAc Cater entities 2ommc. s
5en fanbt jeg c, bloa Slejfc, ct arpl,t
og rp0t @ool1o, Ell tom &lu1g uocr1
Soas, ct lillc Talffegobeo> scr lao
ll0, lom om set bar al malet Wcr=
ifl1m, ct 8lo6, bporpoo Scr bar fire
bet @ibeliprpg, iamt fire al SC lio=
itc @aoepiler, ollie al ct tcn1mclig
l,posien6c S11obolo.
+, M1t fon1 El,rcr til 9(nnos Cont
ME at oobenbarc fine ifjltlte Sfottc.
Sum CT CT ing CAME i "A Nors
| Ml0crcu o0 goor life mere / Sfplc
men "poo &1trll,s". s hel,0cs Cont
metsrf(ecc tanot ieN inoniflct CT
&llooerfpoit oa CT falmet rpo Moie
'@enoeS Nl,nn in0ebolot 35 gre ol
II Golfer @oor, eli lpS og en- msrf
iom Denocs Mpoer mcncr ltommc,
IRA ben6es iSorrlbrcs @opcocr.
SEQ Gioen al @oar(offcrnc lac
ser ct Elllpcr, lom bite Jig life a
bore @ift, men ocrimoo ct 9fpicpul
ber. llOenpoa ltoo ser ifrepct: uGn:
ten ou oil eller Ell, loo ma on nylt
fem @augc." Min @lll trl, m1ltillc0'
''e1 Erppe oa npltc dicbliffclig II
.@or1gc 6urtig otter bperanorc. Gll
oeli1 fonot ri ct britt intcrcsim1t
men 0cspurrc %l1fulocn0t Nrp a
fpl9en0e Mlo6o!O: v&jGrc Grl1a
Seq pi( life lfiu,loes meo Sig on
Sen 0unlllle ST.. Mpller. Iu pci
11of, at jea fln ijrloen blipcr prcO
men hm1 far nj tn @ollgc falls
mig for eli Goos, toroi jeg life fal
btifc Sloget pes &ol6crgcrbcior."
Min u!olte Sun CT 15 Star, .bo,
or / ap2rItc &loaic / Sfolcll, ban,
IStemme CT / Spcrgollg, og ban bo,
mango fpriticlliac Y:.oncr r1co Sen
inn til lin Trcn1tio. s bans Comm
fanbt jeg ct Stpffc Sfiuapomaoc
Scr lfl1%oe ircu1me &nfltcn al ban
|Sfirg, CT TolOcfniu, to So1o6pr
liter, cit TOM Ellng, ct mc4ct for
brnnot Ginorrar, irm jeg hopoe jan
net / lang 1io, % CIT @1r10efleitr
rs @rMtlpmmcn poo bo1s Troff
fonbtes eli Notcboa, lon1 jea 90!
fife oob,1c6c, men ocrimo6 lritc jc!
en- @illet, Scr bar beltcn1t til el
goo Gcn, % hpis Sl,obolo le0 loa
|le6es: "&om poa 2erooa 81. Z pro-
els, ioo goor SC @amlc / Tbeotret
,jeg far neglect trc al Taocrs Gigo
ter, og SC CT. ltrrfc. fan ol tro."
Seq los otter @liffct ponorc Dc1
ober SC iorifjelligc @jenltan0e, in
Sen jog 1agoe Sem bbcr paa iii
HIo6s, notlrligpis Gigarreret ibe
regnet, og mes ct Snil moatte je
min6es mine egl1e 0rcngeoor % .
I Ss1Y .s.Is -Y\ " g.. rs I-k&~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18

Slot efter bleb Deren aabnet, 0!
en- TIRE, fire beruleoe Weno tlmleO
iino.
0ercs .@ooaften" le0: v&rup
ntan0! la NOS TO- notp'en .&on
icer" Der!!" @porefter Sclifabet to!
Flabs pes ct al 8oroene.
uNorlcerne" fom % DC blcp %
iaa orllffct.
9ht CT Der 10 ma,lge Melnclfcr
ion, lloar &c blipcr berllicoc, gicr
tic nil prale al 0ere5 &igoon. Soo
leoes bar oct og1aa 9ilfGloet l,el
Sens. Naar BON blep 6eruict, i.ol
Fan giernc paa sen 9omnr1e, bppr
5egne6ogcn iao og iaaoc: ~Mint
Eengc llipper ,alorig OPT"
st golllfc 1rnat Menmelfc, ion
fpm mes / .2oaet", piloe gjernc al:
DC CT ~Sangang", men ga ban III
gen Tenge for pco fig, Ter ban fig
life iltano BERTH. Mcn bpis Man:
Sen, vbpis @enee ol6rig Ilippcr op"
Di( laone bam fem &ror1er, oil ba1
mes ltprlte 6ornpjelic gipe vSm
nal1gen". Sim til / Morgen piI
hnn lame Sem. .!9on foor Yengen(
Motnrlignis iorbi ban pi( gipc Sm
aangel1). Men set blep life pci
Sen. vMa1oen mes Sc mango
Eel1ge" piloe ogiaa gipc Ell. So
"a Sen CT br1lffet, mao Sen l1llg(
Mano nof fl1noc 9ipe eli til?
uSM, bporfpr iffc?:" tiger ban
"Men Eengenc?"
v@na," tiger 6en m1oel1, rou I'll
10 nplig fem &roncr!"
rSa, men Sc CT pgioa 0r,ffct Cpl"
Nltlao foar Fan fem &rpncr TIL
~Mtine Gcnge ilipper al0riN Cpl"
flyer Sens og ilaar paa Common.
9eolt 1om mol1 li00cr og vnpocr"
Sen 11p forlangte Smgana, trnffea
Sen u11ge Mon0 fem aroncr op al
2ommel1, rrffer sen til i'm Sfpl0:
l1er me6 Sc Gro: ~Mpf I'll, ser
ODER, og icg ifploer Sig life noaet!"
rMine Henge ilippcr olorig OPT
Tiger Sens nof en- @ang : o9 rpf
fer Se00elcn oper!
Mlle @jniternc nlorcr Jig fortruf
/ feligt, % mor1 ,,o6rpoer: Set G.
, CHI Mouo, Scr life tar Set loo nejt
mco Sin9cnc! Gn Mnno bcl
+, iajcnmcm!"
@por 6llr1l1c % horl1ogtigc Men
, nelfcnc blipcr, 11aor SC foor u11ogc
Ii @opcoct"!
Waa0c.
Mit fprltc pilt / @rommotif bu ioo
lGlt nmnell0t 0ll fol1 mig / Sfupcl
! faa.
Mit on0ct at roo6c toftlp1t pil pnre
pg ompe1ot ri pftc poa %eiicr sc
1 bGrc.
Mit trcoic pg iioltr %hclto1oig 6li'
nc0
at fon1m1c ~ goa inotil Gpiabcb.
Sm set brle til Slllt jog hlpt Jig
at ol(c lon1 en- MI 9luber iiN iii,
Sc otter ifol fomlnc Motl1rcn q
prp6c.
SIT mart hi Far Sen, ocrpoo >lcNc
fan tp0c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18
;ynloe sSolf "a Gcnoc.

Set ct 9eroag Mften. sSnoc /
Screen berifer ser Ell mdniterpGr0ig
Tre6. Men set parer life lenae,
tbi ser r1,m1er CIT @ogn i,1o / @ro=
porten. !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18
9aarlia Meringsuej. 6

9aarlia Mcringsuej. @rosiere'
ren: ~Og Sc flyer, Sc lioer Neo
- Sc ro1fc Mono!"
Giggeren: so netop, foroi jeg
er raft, ST. @rosierer. Sc fan trio,
naar man iom ieg bperfen er blind,
bpb eller lam = 1aa CT set iaamG,1o
fun en- 6aarlig 2epeoei at bore Sig
ger"
Gm fern Sjeneitepige. s Ser
DoIo til ct Mpcrtisl enlent mpocr en-
|Gjeneitepigc, oe Trl,en ipergcr ben
6e:
v&on Sc lopc Moo?"
vMe=9b!!"
~&an Sc nalfe og itrpge?"
vMe<Rb!!"
r&on Sc ip og 1toppe?"
rM9b<9b!"
uMen bpa6 8offer fam Sc oa?"
Scr itoar / Mpertisiementet: Sill
hi 2pn iages EN- Gjeneitepige, ser
fan iope 11oe at @uiet. Set fan
ieg!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-18
Gfterbaanoen iom sitnatiunen nb.
biflebc itd.

/ IVY"
9o set r%pgte6es, at Nopoleon sen
@torc bapoe forloot Gl6o, funoe
man leic %fplac,,oc / set officiclle
@oriIerblob rMonitellr":
rllbpret er illppet lps". 81
nuite Sag ltoo ser: vSigcren far
igjen pilt Jig / Tranfrig". Gagel
oerciter: Sen eleaoigc Gpcntprer
itrejfer ON I 9jcrgcnc", = lenerc:
rSprsrrrcn nurnlcr Jig Yaris".
Too Gage efter lGite man / font
nc 9loo: .@onoparte nrrn1cr fig
os M1rtiat", oa Sen nGite Gag
rNopoleon pcntes til Yoris / Mpr=
gen..
90 pao SCI, tiell0e Gag torfpno,
te "Moniteltr" fplgenoe mes feoc
Spper:
- $50. Mojeitnt @eiier=&pnacl
@opoleon bolot tit Saotog i E,,i(le-
riernc ben 20. STARTS"
9amernc CT femme til at ifriut
amonDmc 8rebe,
notaltc Grafolpgcn &obs. Morer
heo ct Mpoc / N(olborg forl1ocn.
8repcne inocbolocr ocls Spfororin1
til Strpnemooer, oels lt%0ifelonine
of cit &ritifer og li9ncn0e. ST..
Morer ficrotc / &jpbenhopn cit Ga:
line, ion1 bper clteitc Sag lfrcp iii
anonpmc @rcp. Sum l(o9 poo 9pf:
fe og Trommc op / &eipiieren, ol
loo bar set ligc mcget, bpen1 bllr
trof, euten set bar CT llrtefrGmnc1
eller Ell @rcpe. G11 fienot Sfl,c
ipillerinoe fit: / flcre Nor til bpc1
@eiti6 icnot ct Sort mes cit ononpn
@ilicn mraipct al tcNl,coc Mlls
ollie Stillingcr. 9omcn flu,oe iff
tooIe at ie M1,s. Get por eli Scr
re al Moclen, iom bum life fjcnotc
Ser icnotc 6isIc iinosipoac Sort. 81
ing Ei9e ifrcp til Jig ielp @rcp'
mc6 81 ltpaacitc Srb. ri Sc legl1
aatine @rcnc, ion1 CT h%crcanct poo
at aisrc onot. %forcfon1mcr Sc flclt'
/ Sc mil16ltc @Dcr, ng 80 Erpccn
al bislc ollollpnle @rcpifripcrc G
&pinocr. Elpfolpgcrl,c lonn1cllllN
ner Sen Slogs &pinoer mcb @ift
blon0crl fcr. Iil6oic!igbcocn CT SCI
ion1mc. o flclt1 onpnpn1c Nren'
~ifrincS ON Uornorct.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28

The reports of the march thus far re-
vcalcd give statistics of the horses mere
ly, 1t being stated that one horse died of
the collie, three were overcome by the heat
and were shot and eight were left in
pastures along the way to recuperate
from equine ailments. Inasmuch as there
are no statistics advanced for the men,
It Is to be taken for granted that they
passed through the experience with little
or no bad features cropping out The
New York Sun Is OF the opinion that
the good physical condition OF the men
was due In part to the fact that they
had been stationed for a long time In
q salubrious country" meaning Vermont,
ana that their ability to resist hardship
was based on that residence. If the Yer
mont climate is held responsible for the
good physical condition of the members
OF the Tenth cavalry. the United States
government will think twice before II
proposes to abolish Fort Ethan Allen as
a government reservation for soldiers.
But whatever may have been the reason
| for the satisfactory condition OF tho
troopers, 1t Is certain that they came
through most trying march In splendid
shape. To have kept constantly on the
march for more than month with only
four resting days mixed in and to have
come to their destination ready for hard
instruction was a performance which is
worthy of moro than passing notice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28
WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY.
A Progressive Piper Discusses Govern
or Fletcher and the Machine.
(From the Wilmington Tlmes)

tfrOfn the wilmington lines
That Governor Fletcher is In a fight
with the Republican machine is perfect
ly apparent. This machine is the most
rcsourceful combination in existence, ow-
ing to the powerful influence 1t can COM
mand, and the limited territorial space
within which IL operates to control the
politics of a people who have become
used u political guardianship. The feel
ing against the governor on the part Of
the machine leaders Is becoming bitter
| If YOU doubt. ask the first machine man
| you meet on the street as to his opinion
of the chief executive of the state. Ten
to one you will get II straight from the
shoulder, so to speak.
| If the governor keeps to his present
course he will find that every effort
within the command of the politicians
will be directed to destroy his admins
traton. Tremendous pressure is being
brought to bear TO prevent Governor
! Fletcher from appointing to public office
any man except a dyedin- the-wool stand
patter. This pressure is being directed
by the political leaders here IN the State
and by those guardians Of ours who COM
pose the Vermont congressional delega-
ton at Washington. This paper has be-
lore SAID edltorially that We think the
governor has his eyes open to political
| conditions In the State We feel sure
that he will henceforth be free from any
Influence other than that which should
be legitmatey considered, and that he
will follow the dictates OF his good judg-
nent In official actions.
| Already the action Of tho governor in
the removal Of the chairman or the pub
lie service commission Is meeting the APP
lproval of the people notwithstanding the
| effort that was made to shape public
Iopinion against him Immediately after the
action People are coming to under
stand the exact situation. II we mistake
not the people Will be back of the COVER
nor In the pending contest. We sincerely
trust that this is the beginning of the
control OF state affairs by the
Invisible government. When the COVER
nor gets after the express companies and
makes them contribute their just share
for the support of our state government,
land rips up the connection of a certain
insurance company with the affairs of
state, we reckon that the machine for
the first time will realize that II Is facing
"A contest for it's life.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28

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