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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
;yra6iaGrs lsrOmenaOe.

S66nes g9ctter mo 6cacr Somcn
i6cm brinacn beutc ole 6rii6
iobrs CoiIeiten berous.- 9rooO
pop, Charles. StroBc, glori6 9luc.
mc uuo Sutton 9lpemc werOcn
nit scr glotIr wctteiiern.
Scoermonn mar geiteru nit ocn
lebtcn &or6ercitlugcn fir oic 6eutige
&aImiouutoo Goraoc beiAditigt Oic
ia uad imo nod bic einitigc 9pIti
morer 0itcrionntog 9Soraoc Der.
orGngt bat lmO gcrooe in Oieiem
Sabre. in mcl6eui oas Siterieit 10
oubcrorocntlic6 ip6t fdIlt, eincn be.
icuoers gIdu5enoen GerIouf mo
groBe 9ctbeiligung Deripriht gIae,
o6 Jung oocr alt, @2dnnlein oocr
gSciblein, molleu bel oieicm 9lnloiic
ncu cingcflcioct gciuiicrmoBen omic
aus Dem @i gcpclIt~ criheinen. acin
@un6cr olio ooB Sdneioer mo
5dnci0crinucn @ut. imo &rooottcn.
@crtdltfer in oeu lebten Sogcn uno
bcionOcrs geitcrn one @1noc poa 81
t6un botteu @enn belltc @tittog I'M
~ ll6r Der @immel Elm @inieben bat
uno 0en SonnenitrabIen fcine SSet
tcrlpolfen in oen gSee blalt miro CT
5ur gelo6mlug ein iibcrouS ir0b
libcs ltno iarbeuiro6eS 9ilo betrad
Ten fonncu. 9oItinorc's 6iibihc
junge 9omen imo miir0igc Ntotro.
ncn werOen ongct6on init ocn Iesten
Gr5cuoniiIen oer oicSidbrigen 6riIb
io6rSmooe ino IN 9egIeihng nibt
mcniger Aiquer Serren nit iorgialtig
qcihluugcner arowotte irnO toocI
loien @iigcIfolten 81 Slnoertcn Oic
StraBcn fiillcn. Die GbarlcsitroBe
miro cs 9inmlf lno 6imtnter mogcn
lno oas W}onnment oes 2onoesUotcrS
miro lugeben fem pm einent Nteere
frobliAcr @}cnidem ladcnocn 9llI.
gcn iprii6eu0cr 5ar6en imo Oniten
Der 9luuen. Ole 6enitcr Der Der
id)icoeuen Clubs al oer Charles
GtroBe lno 9lort6 glpemc merocn
BON n1nnlibcn 3uibouern oiht be
lcbt icin uno inn 9cpuBtiein ibrer
GuBerlic6en @oafounlenbeit miro oie
0omeupclt mtcn o6ne 3ittern &c.
pllc poiiircn. Stlnoen lnng miro oic
9SoroOc frii6lingsfro6cr Nleuldcl
oaucrn Damn miro Oie 6or6cnprodt
ollnd6lid) ocr6loiien
3pci auoere, niAt menigcr bunte
un0 lebenipriibcn0e @arooc merOen
5G glcider 3eit om Gitup @loce
Sutton 9lUeme uno 9rooopop itott
finocn. 9ln6 bier miro cs elm $50
cen uno Grduacu lcn5csfroDcr Ser
5cn. Gin sin lno ser blitcuocr 9lidc
ino cine S6au scr neucitcn Nlooc
Grcationeu iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
@Ontc qaOcn bsranbcn.

llnter 0cn Acknowledgement nn-
gebli6 periudt 5li bo6en eincn Sin.
brud IN oen 9uOen Don Nlortin s.
9fciQD, g}r. 33, @cit-9iortb.Apcntc,
ga perii6cn, reip. cine Shgbmaife per
borgen getragell 5il 6o6eu iplroe ges
itcrn &ormittag Grncit 9roun BON
9tr. 1924 9toro-SpriugitraBe, ocnl
@oli5eiridbter Supplec in Der mittle.
ren Eoli5ciitation Uor9cil5rt. lin.
fer ser crit9enomitcn 9cihulOiglng
mr0c cr ben @roB9cidworcncn
iibcrontuortct. 9ctrcifS ocr onocrcn
9(niduloiglmg luurOc CT idnlOi9 be-
hmocn uno 5ll $25 @clOitroic ucur-
t6cilt. @err @iartin s. &ciap BON
9ir. 33, @eit-9lort6-9lUcnue, be5clg.
tc, oaB cr ii6 i'm @cQer untcr ieinen
eooen 6cianO, ais Scr 9ieger Ocn Sim
6ru6 pcriibcn poltc. Gr borte, wic
ScmonO all oic Shnilfcniteribcibc
idhlg. @r iteQte ioiort cine Inter
Inhlmg an mo fano ocu gicgcr
9roun, Der bereits Die S9eibc 5cr-
triimmcrt 6attc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
glranO al Ocr 4cnniOlUauia.glOe

Sin Brand, ocr augeblidj cIncn
1djaoen pon $500 anridtctc, cnt.
iiano acitcru 9iadlnittag IN Der 0tdt.
hcrlammcr oes NlcbgcrlaocnS bon
06orles 9iot1, 9lr. 2S06, @cnnml.
pania 9lucnr. Nr. Snto6 S0nicl
muDlbait Ill 9lr. 2S56. 8ooobroots
gtpcuuc iaD nls Griier oic bcrcits
Nrrd oas 0ab looeruoen 6lammcu
uno olarmirie bic 6euerpc5r Der
5doocn iol ourH &criidcrlug ooa
apoedt icil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

Gem 9fi6ter elliot ipurOen penigc
Sale 5ugepieicn-9iidter SeuiS-
Ter er6dlt iie oae, nit 9luana6me
BON cinem. 9o6ngeielidboit er-
bebt Ginipru6. 9iIligfcitSper-
fo6rcu geecu Cotton 0ud So"
uuter5eidnet.
StaotSanwolt 9roening geOenft in
Der udAiten 3eit cine 9ln5o6l Der
wi6tigiten 9ro5eie 5lu &er6ouOllnG
5u 6ringen. Bon oieien periIrioht
notiirlib Oerienigc Oes Sonuel s.
9eub, fril6crer &e6tsompolt oeS
nGercins sur 9efdmpfung oeS Ga.
iters", ooS groBte Sntereiic. Stills
itoatSonmolt Smith fat Sen Sail &c.
Gen i'm orligenr6eitet. 9emerfens-
pcrt6 lit eS Oes mcitcren, OoB mtr
oicier @ro5eB 9ii6ter elliott 3u9emic.
len lplrOe, pd1renO aQc onOcren
Sale Dor 9li6ter Sellisler per6onoclt
pcrOen iollen. Bon Oeu @ro5eiien
mclde oemu16it ouifonmen mcroen
mogen eripd6nt icii Oie folgenoen:
Sultan Gomono unO Capt George
Subj, 9eiOc OeS Moroes beibul0igt,
Der 9ogort-6oll, in lpelAen ne6rcre
Yerionen an0eflogt iino, @diie OeS
Sotel 9elpeOere 6erou6t 5ll 6o6en;
sic @ebriioer 9iot6ouion pelhe bon
eincm glngeiteQten Der 6irmo @og.
ner & So geitoblene @ooreu in gms
piong uo6meu; fiini 9eomte, pelbe
OoS @rimGruo6len.@eieb iibertretcn
botten, iopie u9n" &erforO, oeS &C.
iebluiOrigen glnne6nens bon &ettcn
ouf @ieroerenuen beihulOigt
8e5iat &er0ift befGmpft.
Gic 96otio6e, Dab Dem Sri. G0it6
u. 9e5iot SeitenS oes @eridtsbofcS
oie Grlou6niB ert6eilt nuroe, pd6-
reno lie iicb ols SnoaliOin in einem
&ollihtbl befono. ais 3elgin 9lusio-
gen 81 MAIDEN, lit elmer Der @riinOe,
pespegen Die o@ereinigte StroBen-
6o6ugeielid)oft" Giniprib 6ei'm
Obergeridbt gegen Oieies llrt6eil er.
6o6en bat. Die &ert6eiOigung fii6rt
ais 9egriinOlmg an, OoB OoS @rihei-
nen BON Sri. 9e5iot in einem GoQ-
ihl6L ole @ei6woreneu 6eeinfhiBt
bo6e mo Die 9obngeieai6oit oaron
Der6inoerte, Elm unparteiiibeS llr-
tbeil 5u er6olten
Sn SGn0en 0cs 9un0cS.
@ert6 is.
GoS 9uuoes- Giitriftss@eriGt bat
geItern Oie sSrriSOiftion i6er Ole
.N}ount @ernon @ooo6errD Cotton
9ud Company" ii6ernommen ais
@ibter Goie OoS 9iaigfeitsperio6.
rem Der Continental Guiit Gompn
M gegen Oieie @cielidait inter
3eihnete
GeS EoOtiblo9s i6ulbig.
Ger 9}eger GopiO Spencer, welher
lcbtcn Ge5eu6cr Oes SoOti6lugS ici'
ncs 9loiiegcnoiien Clarence S8. Sra
5ierS, idul0ig 6eflrnOen ullroe, wlm'
sc aeitern oieieripeoeh Ourd 9ii6tcr
Coblcr 5u IS @lonqten 3u6t6oiS
,,or,,r+Lo;T4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
nss giamo.aiebta1I. usr0aaiia.

Sl1ie @onor, alias @omonltot
2S Sabre alt, BON gir 925, Eennipl'
panio.9lpemlc, miirOe geiteril in Der
Hittlercn 'Roli5ciitotion lulter Der
9luibuloigln9. ougeblih Elm giouo
Inn @erthe bon $500 uon Der auabe
@iano @ompon0 geito6len 5u babeu,
pom@oli5eiribter 5upplee oeu @roB.
aci6worcneii ii6crantportct smS
Dem 3cugenperbor cr6cltc, oaB Oas
betrciIcnoe ,giano BON Salten aefauit
miroc ucldc mir cini9e Staten ab.
3a6ltcn imo Is III ocm 3nuic 9ir.
400. 9iorO,@recnciroBc Juriidlic.
Bel. gic Gonlor 500 III oicics SanS
mlO pcrfauitc on9cblid oos @iono on
ben guhuoorci6auoler Spone0 g.
l}mmo bon 9tr. oil 9for0.gutams
5troBc. iiir ocu @reis bon $50. Die
Nnobe yBiano COMPANY bramte sizes
III Grabbing lnio IicB pie 5rml am
Srcitag gl6euo per6aiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
Nn idllimmer eaoe.

@enn 6cute 0ie Diclen Coliien0e in
ocn 0cutideu Airben Dem liebeI
t5ott oanfcn iiir Die ibnei acHeuftel
geu6ltboieu. mare es am Elobe, OuB
iih mnnc6c gutiihlirte Semitic and
Tcrjeuigen erinnert melhe IN gtot6
imo unperiduloetes Glcno gerat6et
Nno. Ter nGeutiHe Correspondent"
0at pcriuht inner6olb furjer 3eit
0cn 9ctrng BON $i0i aui5ubringen,
mn einem altcrsiApaden o0einitc.
hclocn ocltidcn @bepoare cine no.
dentG6e lhntcritiisung pom 81 81.
lomulcn III laiiel Iic Snmle lit
puor flein n6er Die altc 6ron fam
init i6rer SGnoe 9r6eii cine alcinig.
icit 0agi perOienen uuo ooOlud NIT
bclien Oem tranteu umO alteu Nianu
mcniaiicns Die notbpenoiac Nleoi5in
uno 0as pelige Giien 50 beidloiicn.
Sei0cr iiuo biSber MIR $50 eingegdn.
aQn uno Ger alte 9etrag iit ldugIt
ncrbraudt Iie Steiern mO bic
yruonliet6e iiir oos tleiue &cim Der
ycnic iino c0euiaas nod 5lt 6ejab.
len @s erge6t oo6er al luo6lt5dtig
acihutc 9eute Die Bite in oieier 3eit
0er )iot6 unO Der ScDriidmB scr slr.
men jll geOenfeu INN oud in oiclenl
1aae nod ehpaS nlitplbclicn Seoe
Nabc miro prompt Quittirt
Bon S. gS $i.00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

Slmfgepaft: Wlits(ieSer OeS nSSit-
telsbad.@creinS!~ "a Die Stag
Suac scidDlOiIcm it, finSet nniere
@crIammlnng am NiOntas, 6. glpril,
in enber'S Snac, 4-6, SiiO'@ap-
StraRc, itatt.
Der %eriualhIngsratB.
(gpril5-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
9lOtis an Sas 9Sn6lifnml

SD piinide biernit ole 9llimerf.
iamfeit nf ueridieoene 9lrtifel III
Oen iiibrenoeu 3eitungen Soltinore's
3u lcnfen, IN oenen conltotirt wuroc
ooB Scr g8elteno Gorf Oieien Son.
mcr fir Die 9l6boltimg bon Eicnics
geihloiien meroe. Sn Seantporhng
oerielben mo1te id iagen Dob be-
iaete 9lrtifel ltno @eriidte abioIilt
ltmuo6r iino, on Der Seiteno Eorf
ser ein5iee 9icnic- @ort in Der Sto
oieien CONNER often iein miro,
biSber. Ser @igentbiimer crI
iid, 5u conitntiren oaB iomeit
groBe 9ln5abl 0oten beleet put
lmo Dab Sreoniiationen lno
den Die 0nten fir 9Sicnics uiini6N
jctt ibre 9lusmabl treffen ioaten.
q. 0tran6ner, Gigcntbiimcr.
(9lpril4 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

Nliultrel @oritellnng, Ueranitaltct
Dpm y1ro6iiuu.2amenUercin~ Nluu'
ioo, i3. glpril, 6ro6iinu.Saae, 2000
1reoerid 9IueHhe. SidetS % GentS.
(glpril5, - l3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
galtinurer in GOntrOlc.

Nlercoutilc Eulit onO Icpoiit 50. ers
wir6t fiir 6ieiigeS SpnOifot Die
Gontrole ii6er Nler6outS onS
Nliners Transportation So. r.
Gompicr @eieai6oit oeriii9t
ibcr "a Gompier.
Die Gontrole ii6er Die nNierd)olltS
anO yGiner's Transportation SO. I"
beiinOet ii6 oemGerne6mcn nod pie-
Der in Oen S0noen BON @oltinlorcr
aapitaliiten. Ger &auiSpertrog ioa
geliern in 9iem Dorf 5piiden Der
,giep Oorf, 92em Sopen mO Sort-
iorO Giien6obn @eieliboit" lmO Ser
,Mercontile Gulit onO 0epoiit 81"
Don Baltimore, meld)' Sebtcre en
SDnOifot rcprdientirt, obgeidloiien
uorocn iein. Die 9conlten Oers9anf-
@eieaidoit weigcrtcn iib geltern ent-
iAieocn irgcno mel6e9lusfiiuitc ii6cr
Die 9e0inginlgcn 0es SertrageS ais
jilgc6cn Ooh iiil0 ole 3wciicl ou-
riiber, OoB Der &erfoui nidt itnttgc-
irnOen bat, ausgeicbloiien Die Gis
ien6abn @eielIidbnit eignete etlpoS
ii6er $2.50O0OO 9lftien pon Dem auf
$5,00O,0O0 peronidlogteh @elammt-
aupital Oieier Gnmpier @eielidoit
iouic @riorit1ts glftieu in Der So6c
bon $3,25O,0OO. 90 Oie SeBteren ic.
bod in sic oGnOc Scr 9oltimorerSn-
terciicntcn ii6cree6cu werOen, lit nod
uidt gepiB.
Die oWlerdonts & @iiners Erons-
portotion So" bat icit 80 Sobren Den
aiiitcn6auOel in ieOer @eiie gei0r-
oert Ebomos s. Seufins mar Der
@riinoer Der Sinic. @S mar i'm
Sabre 1854, oaB ser reouldre 6o6r-
oicnit nit 5wei Goupieru 6egonncn
muroe. Bon So6r 5u Sobr murOen
neue Sbiffc ongeihoift, uno Oeriiigt
oie @eieaic5oit 5ur Belt iiber Die fol-
,,nnSnu Noiunfp,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

OSiterariidJer jnnger Wlanner.
&erein."
Sn Ger ct 9llp6onius NlercrinI.
&ale miro ser rSiterariibe iuuge
Mduner @erein~ Der Ct 9llp6on.
ins @cmeinoe am 20 uno am 81.
April cine llnterbaltung Ueraniialten.
Gie 0jeicllihait fat iiA crit tiir5lidl
reorgoniiirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05


ser e6emoligcn GonrorOo-0olle ci.
nen 9ojor Ser5en umo SdnOe req
ten ii6 nit Suit ino Giier Oeuiel6en
81 elmer olGn5enOeu 9lngelegcubeit
5r MAIDEN. Ger fiuon5ieae @rfolg
ii6ertroi oQe Grmortlngcn: Ser Ga.
mcnDerctu fonnte Dem Gireftorilm
Oie Slmme pon $16,5O0 ii6errciden.
Cas- critic Gireftoriim 6eitonO ans
Den $50. aorl g8eber ieny Der ais
grdlioeut crpd6It mrOe, S. s..
0roue, @rnit ano6e, @aitor g. Bur.
Fart. @aitor 5. Sitter, g. 9ii6ter, g.
q. Sennig6oilieu, CIR. 9ortell, 5. u.
6eamonn, Der ais Sefrct6r ilmgirte,
=. g9e6r, @rnit SON lmo Soel @ilt.
mon
Sin Invertebrates Stiid6cu Sc
ididtc nit Dem Se6cu Der 0elitiden
in Baltimore lit in Der Cite Der Ser.
md6tuiic cnt6oIten Wcl6c ieitOem
ser 9mitolt 5ngcpouOt murOen:
1885 G6oS. @e6er $1,000 5reO.
". &ot6 mo NlorD q. 9ot6 $50 umO
@ot6orine Nf. S6ol5 500.
1886 @}oies 9fiOer 500, Geo.
30Qer $i209.S7 unO 9euioun Sur'
gunOer 500.
1887 - 9nOreos 9ottinqer $50 u.
S. NIogf $1,000
1888 - G6r. aot6c $2l6.70, s. ".
Garrett 5000, 9lnno s. Suit 5000
uno Sac. Ser56erg $25.
1889 - GopiO SHdiier $50, @m.
ano6c $1,000, Sac. 6ronce $i00,6rau
9edcr 500, SenrD &eBler $45962,
Caroline @Qcr6rod 500, @iIbelm
5djuouifer 500 mo s. gs. @orrctt
$50
1890 = s. @. 0}idcl $500, Soicp6
@dBer $25 unO 6. q. Sebmann
$563755.
1891 NlorD Gatgcn6orit 500,
G6r. Qipps $500, gS. $. Oeder $50,
5. 6. EimmIing 500 mo g. SS
9cder $500
1892 5rieOr. 9ergncr 500, 9hs
uo 81. 9ergner 500 9luguit Soltc.
mer $iS262.
1893 GaoiO H. &oig6t $1,000,
81. @uSOorii 500, 5rau Sac. Seegcr
$500, 9lma Got6. Genbnrt 5000 mo
Sara6 9oient6al $i00
1894 ,So6n &eQer 5000, 6rieor
anopp 500, Grnit ana6e $1,000, 50,
mas 5rieocuwolO $500 mo 9mna ~.
Sell $100.
1895 ~ elHe S6nouiier $i00,
2uOpig Sorit $50 lnO 9lot6on Sc6'
man $3.50.
1896 6otnie blum $50, Srco,
&oinc $iOi6, j. @cnio 500 unOSo'
p6ic &. glr5ncr 500.
1897 So6n Sdneioer $500, 5.
8. gSieBner $500, G6riitinc Eicmeper
$50. G6as Grd $50, Selen Me5ler
5000, 9lug @. Meper $3.50 unO SD.
9ifeS 500
1898 So6n S. 3esener $653,
SuliuS s. @ilfenS 500 Simon
Senit $500, @}orio @unoel 5000 uno
Conrad Gnmel $t00
1899 @eo. 9oueriihmiot $1,000,
@otiloo aorte $25 q. @ottidalf
$3.50.
1900 So6n Scmmctcr 5000,
g9n 6inf $3.50, Geo S. aeiie $3.50,
umo @m. Z. @. Glpig 5000
1901 II N3orp 9. 9lppel $500,@6S.
9ciu $500 Sobn &a6ernogcI $lOO.
SSo6n ga6ouq6 $500. Sorob Sdllpub
$50, G6riiiion ". 9littcr $500 mo
SeurD @ogner, @oi1ingtom 2. G.
$tO0l.56.
1902 @lort6o g. 95lod $3O6l,
$500
@6oS. Niaoi6 $t00 Nianlie glr $500.
@m 9ol6c SGS.5O uhO j y. S.Solat
500
1868 81. SG6umctter $25 mO
So6u llGrio 5000
1904 Nloric Son Der NcV0e
SiC0, So6om 9edcr 5000 mo @eo-
9rc6m $500
1903 @eo. ". @oil $1,000, ".
S. 5dul5 $500. 9oitiic Spreebe 5000
Nlarimilion 4litt $500, Conrad 6.
Siuf 500 imo @n 9edcr S50-
1906 8rai So6ouna Silgen'
6era $500, @ottlic6 Stiebrib $500
Nloies Stnmel Si00, Got1. aern 500
unO 6rau afous $344S.
1907 Geo 9l. BON Singen 5000,
G6er6orO 9}iemamu $2500, @eorge e
". gSirt6 $50l. 6ron Bertha 9opner
6rouf jmu DeOdhttiB i5reS Gotten
Tr. 5omuel 2eon Srauf $500, lSralI
f,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
WOMEN PLEAD
GUILTY TO PERJURY
IN DIVORCE CASE

Rutland, Nov. 19.--Anothcr sequel to the
divorce case of James l.. Pocket or
Fair Haven VS.. Mabel G. Pocket, re-
Gently heard in Rutland county court
and In which there was much conflict
ing testimony was brought out to-day
in the arrest, by Deputy Sheriff John H.
Policy Of Fair Haven, on warrants is
sued by States Attorney II. l.. Stat
ford of this city, of Mrs. Lydia Manches-
ter Of Hampton n Y, and Miss Car
RE Manchester of Fair Haven on the
charg" of perjury. The women pleaded
guilty to the charge before city Judge
f. G. SWinnorton to-day and were sent
to the county Jail for further invcstiga-
tlon of their cases. Pocket the petit
toner in the divorce suit, was recently
arrested on a similar charge, pleading
not guilty and being admitted to bail
The conflicting testimony had to do
with Pocket and Miss Manchester being
at house in New York state, whore the
young woman gave birth to a child.
Thoy denied that they were there, al
though several witnesses testified to the
contrary. The variance of the evidence
was So great that Judge l.. p. Slack of
st. Johnshurv instructed the states at
torney to take cognizanoc of the fact
that perjury had been committed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
VERMONT SHOPS
GET ORDER; WAR
SMELLS BUSINESS

Springfield. Vt, Nov. 2O-Orders for
As lathes for the English machine
shops have been received by the Jones
e. Lamson Machine company. This is
the first large foreign order received
since the war, though the company is
beginning to get back its foreign
trade. having recently shipped a few
machines into Russia. When the war
was declared they were completing an
order for 80 machines for big auto
mobile factory in Mezzieres, France.
This order was cancelled and Mez-
zlcrcs was one of tho cities destroyed
by the Germans In their advance to-
ward Paris. The company have also
announced that until further notice
the shops will run on full time For
the past three months their shops
have been running on half-time, and
sometimes less, and the prospect of a
winter on a short-tmo schedule was
not at all attractive
The war has greatly increased the
business Of the John r Slack corpora
tion, the largest shoddy mill in the
world. and they have been working
a large force day and night for the
past two months. They have Just
completed a large contract of their
product to hc used in blankets for
some of the European armies which
kept all hands busy for six weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
KILLINGTON POMONA
GRANGE GROWING

Rutland, Nov. 2o,-In his biennial re-
port as master which was accepted by
Killington Pomona Grange here to-day,
Lee *. OsgOod of Rutland town recon-
mcndod system of cooperative buying
as advantageous to farmers In securing
material and equipment which is handled
in large quantities. The point was
emphasized that such buying must not
antaGonize local merchants by placing
orders for groceries and such things
usually bo hit at home and that,
wherever possible the wholesale orders
he placed with Vermont houses The
plan is to have each subordinate grange
appoint a purchasing agent to act in
conjunction with the t. county advisor
The secretary reported a gain Of -
members in the two years, bringing the
total membership to 392. For the first
time in its history the treasury has a
substantial balance, there being s34 %
ON hand.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

rroducer greedy and the producer found
the small consumer an inveterate kicker
lie believed, too, in selling i'm distant mar
kcts because of the advertising obtained.
The convention listened this afternoon
to a talk by II. l.. Bailey of Bradford
insect Suppression expert on Insects OF
the Season." lie described the latest
methods of comhattiuG the orchard ana
small fruit pests which were most man
fest in 1911
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

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later ala the same He became a sort ,r
itinerant preacher
At co, ten years ago. Mr.. Burdette was
called to the permanent pastorate of the
Temple Baptist Church of Los Angeles
California
Although Burdcttc's original home was
In Greensboro, Pa, where he was born in
ISii-thc latter part of his life was spent
IN California. At sunny Crest, Pasadena,
ne had a spacious house with broad YER
aHdas' ms nrSt VIII" mad died after ID
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
HAD LONG TERM.

st. Adams, NOV. 22.--Franklin county
court, which opened September "A, adj
iouncd Saturday morning shortly after
ton o'clock after one of the longest terms
in several years Judge Icd S. Stanton,
who presided over thu sessions, has re-
turned TO his homo in RoXbury. There
was not am unusually largo number of
cases on the civil docket and the criminal
docket was perhaps smaller than usual.
with few more than the usual num-
her Of divorce cases. but the trial of
the case of Roland H. Stuhhs and others
vs. tho Francis ]. IIoughtou estate, the
first business Of the term. occupied about
three weeks time.
Few classified advertising tasks are
easier TO accomplish than the renting Of
desirable property.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

Prof II. f. Lutman Of the University OF
vermont carefully explained the diseases
to which apples are subject, telling how
they affect the fruit and how the fruit
grower may proceed to fight them Will
ir'd Wheeler of Concord, Mass, dis
crossed the growing Of small fruits in New
England.
The closing numbers of the program this
evening were talk by f. ~. Ilallett OF
st Johnshury on "rhc Method of Grow
ing strawberries for september Produc-
ton and stercoptlcon lecture, Charm
ing Vermont" by George w Perry of
Chester.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

Hundreds Of limitations have come and
gone since Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound began-4O years ago-to loosen the
grin Of coughs ana colds You can not
get substitute to do for You what
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound will
do--for coughs, colds. Group, bronchial
affections, Ia grippe coughs, and tickling
throat Buy it of your druggist and feel
safe, J. V. O'Sullivan (Advl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
DECLARE WAR ON RHEUMATISM

Rheumatism Is an awful thing-nothing
more painful, Don't let it get hold, but
at the first twinges take Foley Kidney
Pills They work directly on your weakened
kidneys. build them up, make them strong
rid your blood and keep 1t clear of uric
acid. Keep Foley Kidney Pills on hand
ready for use at the first sign of rheu-
matism. j. w. OSullivan (AdV)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
OLDEST GRAD, 50,
VERMONT AND
M.DDLEbURY MAN

Chicago. Nov. 22.-Prof, Samuel
Sterling sherman. 90 years old re-
puted to he the oldest graduate of en-
American university, died here to-day.
He was born in West Rupert Vermont,
and was graduated from Mlddlebury in
1888
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

The Brattleooro teachers have sent
the treasurer of the Vermont teacher
retirement fund a check for $3.50 The
raised $3.50 at four performances of
moving picture.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
OUR NATIONAL FAILING

"Why did that woman keep you stanC
ing at the door for half an hour
she said she hadn't time to come in
ptarson's Weekly.