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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
0 dc ezcepciones que aeran sometidas

to de excepciones que seran sometidas
a la corte suprema.
La c0rte s0stuyo la causa en- todos
los puhtos eseneiales ser los mlsmos
como la causa ms tuida temprano en-
Febrero para la Hbertad- de Albert
Fiji y otros tres quienes theron detes
nidos como ~prisioneros por las autori
dades militares por alegada connection
en- quemar una de las mihas y la esta-
feta. La corte en- su 6rden hoy sos.
tuyo los poderes de las autoridades
militares en- arestaf y detener al pc
~ticionario bajo instruction e~specftica
del Gobernador Am1lons, quien, en- su
orden al General Chase, declare d la
mujer ser una persona p~eligrosa" y
una inclinada q incItaF motines 9 des-
0rdeh. Argumentos en- Ell retorno fue-
ron e~scuchados por la corte de distri.
to el Microbes. Pero muy poca gen
tie Sc halIaba en- la corte cuando la
opinion fue dada esta mahana. Los
l~icenciadcs por los peticionarios no
someteran la causa en- apelaci0n a la
corte suprema, la cual en- POGO tempo
paeado neg6 n aplicacl6n original.
La Ley compuIsoria de Arbitration
es Prefgurada.
Denver, Colo, Mario 9.--Una ley
c~ompulsoria de arbitration para Ell
arreglo de disputas entire los o~perarios
del carbon y u empleados como una
de las recomendaciones de la conf
sion federal investigators de la huel.
ga, fue prefigurada hoy por preguntas
puestas a e. L. Doyle, ~secretario Y te-
sorero del distrito is, Mineros Traba-
jadores Unidos de America, por Ell Di-
putado Howard Sutherland de West
Virginia.
En- la examination de Doyle, ell Sr.
Sutherland pregunto a los varios tes-
tigos sobre Ell asunto de arbitration.
SUI preguntas indicando que Ell urgiria
ell d~ecretamiento de un estatuto fede-
raj semejante al "acta de disputa" Ca
nadense la cual incluye minerfa de
carbon entire las industrias en- las Qua
les controversies entire labor y capital
deben someterse 4 cuerpos de media
cion.
El metodo es semejante a aquel pro-
veido en- ell acta enmendado Ederman
Ell arreglo de disputas entire fe-
rrocarriles y sus e~mpleados.
Els la teorfa del ST.. Sutherland que
combustible es una necesidad pdblica
segunda solamente a transportation,
Y que los derechos del pdblico deben
ser protegidos por medic del poder del
gobierno federal para regular conner
clio entre-estados. Bajo su plan las
controversies serian sometidas d un
cuerpo de mediaci6n apoderada a citar
testigos bajo juramento, y cuyos actos
obligatorios a ambas parties.
Durante Ell periodic de arbitration, los
mineros serfan compelidos a permane-
ser en- ell trabajo. Asi, Ell abasto pd-
oIico de carbon serfa proveido sin
interruption.
Ell Sr. Sutherland cit6 Ell preclo au-
nentado de Carbon ~ Colorado ell oto-
10 pasado, y una ~carestfa reciente de
en- British Columbia, como pro-
yeyendo Ell derecho del pnblico para
'nforzar I'm abasto constante de car
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
Ell General carranza Parte Para Naoo,
Arizona.

Nogales. Sonora, Mario EEL Ge-
neral Carranza, con su plana mayor
de oficiales y fuerte guardia de tropas
partio hoy en- un tren para kaco, So
nora. De aquel punto. Ell comandante
constitucionalista. ira a caballo a Chi.
huahua, probablemente pegando en-
Aqua Prieta, enfrente de Douglas, Ari-
iona, y arribando a Casas Grandes en-
el fe%rrocarril sudoeste de Juarez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
NICOLAS sENA SUICIDE A ARMtJo
COMO MARIscAL DE cIUDAD,

George W. Armijo ha dimitido CO.
mo mariscaI de ciudad para ocuparse
en-. otro trabajo y Nicolas Sena hs 81.
do nombrado para tomar e puesto.
lSena sirvi6 como mariscaf baio los
Mayores sena y SeIigman. Durante
dias ha estado muy ocupado con
una fuerza de hombres limpiando par
te del hielo de los lados sombrfos de
las GALES contiguos a la plaza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
HuEsPED De HONOR ATENTA EN-.
vENENARsE

Joliet, H.. Mario 1O.-Una partida
de despedida dada al DR.. Emuel Stei.
ner en- la tarde de su partida par San
Francisco a tomar I'm nombramiento
como teniente en- la marina tuvo I'm
fin trAgico anoche cuend) ell huesped
de la tarde atento tragarse los content
dos de n cantidad grande de veneno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
81 BANco De SAN MARclAL EsTA
BEN; Sc A8Rio oTRA vEz Ell
LUNEs.

Ell Banco de San Marcial Sc abri6
lara negocios otra g el Lunes en- la
nanana con ningun dano hecho por la
-azon de suspension, a segun dice ell
'ntendente Ambulante Howell Ernest.
Fl banco solamente Sc atraso en- dine
o y extendi0 mucho credito y los ac-
tionistas locales Sc asustaron, q segun
lice ell intendente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
NUEvo MEXICO NO EsTA EN- BAN
cARRoTA DICE Ell TEsoRERo.
Cerca de un Million en- la Tesorerfa del
Estado con Aumento de 100000 en-
eli Trlmestre que ACADIA de Finalizar

El estado de Nuevo Mexico esta
muy lejos de estar en- ''bancarrota" Sc
gun manifestado por 81 reporte fnan-
ciero del tesorero del estado. Sc vera
que la suma de $S42,549.47 Sc italian
en- la tesoreria del estado y que ell
aumento en- el trimestre que ACADIA de
fnalizar es mas que 100000
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
EL coRoNEL Es AHuELo oTRA
VEZ.

New York, Mario LA Sra. Rich
ard Derby Quien era Ethel Roosevelt.
hija del Coronel Roosevelt. di6 a luz
hoy a un robusto niho. Ell Coronel
Roosevelt es abuelo otra vez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
OFFICIAL
BAsTANTE DEL DlNERo De EsTA.
DO PARA ASisTIR A LAS ES-
CuELAS.

soIamente Once Nil Pesos Sc han Dis
tribuido BESIDE que ell Fondo Fue
creado-El Departamento de Edu-
cacl6n %sorprendIdo a Ia 7eIatIva-
mente Pequeha cantIdad Que Sc ha
Pedido-cifras l~nteresantes en- Ell
Reporte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
LlsTA ESPECIAL PARA FL JUlclo
DE JUAN JOSE LuJAN.

Gran N1mero de Parientes del Acusa-
do en- 81 Case de Aseslnato Hace 81 Es-
cogImIento del Jurado DIhcuItoscy-
Relate Sensational del crimen con
81 cuaI Lulan Esta Acusadc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
POr Aiambre Arrendado al Nuevo N.

" Rte4HpiS d. NuCNo VIC
xlcano.
Trinidad, Colo, Mario 9.-En una
decision verbal dada a la aperture de
la corte de distrito esta mahana Ell
Juez A. w. McHendrie neg6 ell auto
de habeas corpus para la 'Madre
Jones, la muier notable y cabecilla de
la huelga tenida baio guardia militar
en- Ell hotel de San Rafael, Y devolvi6
A la presidiaria a la custodia del res
pondiente en- la acci6n, Ell General
John Chase. comandante de la mill
cia de estado en- la IONA de la huelga.
la 6rden de Ia corte fue breye. Inme-
diatamente al DIR la decision, ell Lii
cenciado F. w. Clark, abogado local
por los Mineros Unidos de los Esta-
dos unidos, pidio y Sc lie c~oncedieron
sesenta dias para preparar IN broyec.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
LOS ABoGADos ATAcAN LOS CAR.
Cos EN- CONTRA DE Los CONE
SloNADoS.

solamente un MIembro del cuerpo Sc
HalIaba Presente Ell la corte de Dis
trito cuando Sc Principal ell Arsu
'mento IN la Demanda a la ouere.
la.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
La corte sostiene la Demanda de los
Gomislonados de condado.


Ell Juez E. c. Abbott, ell Sabado pasa-
do en- la tarde sostuvo la demanda dc
los comisionados del condado de Santa
Fe a la acusacion del Procurador de
Distrito Alexandra Read basada en- ell
reporte del intendente ambulante acu
sando a los comisionados de negIigen,
ella mayor en- su deber, descuido cor
las listas de amillaramiento y otras
ofensas. Algunas de las especificacio-
mes en- las a~cusaciones habian sido de-
sechadas va por Ell procurador de dis
trito Y Ell asistente procurador, J.sJ.
Herring, quien representaba al esta-
do.
La Sc arguy6 TODD Ell dia Ell
Sabado, los L~icenciados Renehan VI
Wright y Ell Licenciado Charles c. Ca
iron, representando a los comisiona-
dos de eondado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
Ell JOVEN TERRAzAS DEBE
PAGAR 0 SERA FUSI.
LAOD

La suma de Medic Million Pedlda De-
be venlrIe a Villa Fronto Q 81 HI
10 del Millionaire RecibIra Ia Muer-
te q Manos del vengatlvo y 6andl-
do RebeIde.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
Las AImorranss Sc Cvrsn en- 8 8 "a
Dias

Los Boticarios devuelven Ell dinero
81 el UNTO PAzo falta en- curar almo-
comezonientas, Sangulnolentas.
Bscondidas o Salidas. La primer
APPLICATION Ia aliVio- 300.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
Ell AUTO DE HABEAS CORPUS PA.
RA LA "MADRE JoNESs ES Me-
GADo PoR LA coRTE.

Ell TrlbupsI de Distrito de Colorado
sostlene 4 10 MiIltar en- Ell Arresto
y Detention de los Borrascosos MI.
neros Huelguistas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-12
LA FUERzA DEL MARIscAL DE
Los E. U. EsPARcipA PoR TODD
FL sUDoEsTE.

- oacIna deI marIseal ae 10 Esta.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
A NEW VEGETABLE FROM JAPAN
Experiments With lido Indicate That
II Il Worth Welcome Addition
10 The Table and Easy TO Raise.

Washington, D. G., April 80 For
persons VINO like novelty IN their food
aud In their gardens. an interesting
field for experiment is offered by the
new japanese vegetable. udo. Nur-
serymep have grown the udo under
the name Of Aralia Gordata for orna.
mental purposes, FOR twenty years or
more. but as vegetable il rs still
comparatively unknown. On rich soil
IL grows 10 a height 81 10 feet OF
more. producing q very ornamental
mass Of large green leaves and, in the
late summcr,iong loose flower clusters.
sometimes three feet in length. In
appearance il 10 much like larger
variety ol the splkenard or petty
imorcl, native IF our woodlands.
The hlanched SHOOTS Of the udo have
a Characteristic flavor Properly pre-
pared they are dellcious--or SO the au-
thor d Bulletin ~, just published b.
the u 5. Department 81 Agriculture
under the title u Experiments with
lido. the New japanese Vegetable"
has found them. The plant requires
little care and with the same space de-
voted TO Il, yields approximately the
same amount OF food Tor the table as
asparagus and is ready for use at
about The same time ia the spring.
After the first frost IL dies down each
autumn 10 come up again In the
spring, much AZ asparagus and rhu.
barb do. A patch u u can be forced
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

inrs arc 10 b. painted and large
alaH1a wi,l h baalit al the frost n The
portion occupied rs Supt and Mrs Z
Y leukch The seven shower baths.
heretofore located GA The third floor
IN ne mons quarters, arr being NOV
"a 10 thc basement and eight more are
u he ADDED. all he equipment being
nfM. Nothing has boen hsgrd set 81
ihe whereabouts NJ fred wooster
ard Rolscrt Harrington. the tao boys
Who escaped about aeck ago BY
scaling the roof and sail
Benjamin l. Terriii, alias Fred II
Talbpt, who has been wanted for sew
cral weeks III St Johnsbury for the
forgery ~ note for $1,000 and sew
ryal large checks on Gilman Bros, Of
that town. has been caught IN Nova
scotia by Sheriff A. 4. Straine, Of
Littlcton, ~ H. TerTill was taken TO
New Hampshire as Gilman Bros, were
protected and will not lose through
his forgeries and he is wanted in New
Hampshire for selling horses with
mortgage on them. II seems the man
bought large number Of horses IN
the West and some Of Noodvilie, n.
~, parties, giving notes and mort
gage on the horses in part payment
lie took them to Littleton and sold
them. Then he took what money he
had received and skipped, New Hamp-
shire officers have been searching in
the vicinity Of st. Johnsbury for the
horses he sold but there seems little
probability that they will be returned
TO the mortgage holders.
In the trial Of the case Of State VS..
Levi p Swift, Of Middlesex, charged
with neglect Of stock, before City
Judge +. NJ. Harvey, of Montpelier.
Upwards Of Is witnesses were exam
ined on both sides Swift was found
guilty and fined $50 and costs. He
appealed to county court. Swift is
one Of the wealthiest farmers in Mid
dlescx. The principal claim against
him was that he neglected his stock
by undertaking. The testimony
showed that his barn was full of hay
and grain. He denied the charge and
put on witnesses to show that he had
purchased an unusually large amount
Of grain in addition to what he raised
himself and that he was liberal in
the care and feed of his stock. He
will fight the case in the higher court.
The complaint was brought through
the Montpelier Humane Society.
States Attorney J, W. Carver appear
ed for the State and John II. Senter
for the defendant John Fuller, the
Burlington humane officer, attended
the trial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
Estate of Helen G. Wright.

Order of Notice Allowance of Account.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Man
chester IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for The Dis
trict Aforesaid.
To all persons interested In the estate Of
Helen G. Wright late Of Manchester In
said District. deceased,
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the
nth day of June next for examining and
allowing the account OF the executor
OF the estate OF said deceased and for a decree
OF the residue OF said estate to the lawful
claimants OF the same, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to all per
sons interested In said estate by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully
previous to the day assigned, In the Man
chester Journal, n newspaper published at
Manchester I'm said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 10
appear at the Probate ONCE In Manchester
In said District. on the day assigned, then
and there to contest the allowance OF said
account II you see cause, and TO establish
your right as heirs, legatees and lawful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand, this l4th day OF
May. 1914. -
EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
EAST RUPERT

Mrs. w. C. Towslee was in Paw
let Friday.
Harvey Lincoln of West Rupert
spent Saturday in town fishing.
John Eastman and son George Of
Rutland called on friends and relatives
in town Monday,
Mrs. Clayton Towslee returned
Saturday from the Samaritan hospital
where she has been staying with her
brother, Leonard.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Sax
tons River, transferred their little
child's remains from Saxtons River
to North Rupert cemetery, Saturday.
Miss Amy Harwood is entertain
ing her cousin, Burdett Whitcomb, Of
Enosburgh, VT Mr.. Whitcomb spent
the winter in Florida, stopping some
time in Indianapolis, Ind, on his re-
turn home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT CO.
OPERATES TO PREVENT FIRES.

The post Office department has just
repeated, in the current postal guide
supplement, the instructions through
which rural carriers are TO report for
est fires to the proper authorities dur
ing the coming season. These in
stuctions we're first issued in May,
1912, and during tie past two years
the cooperation has resulted IN the
detection and suppression Of many
fires.
State and federal forest officers will
make special effort this year TO get
even more value out Of the service
than has been obtained heretofore.
The usual procedure has been for the
state fire wardens or federal forest
officers TO send to the postmasters
lists Of local wardens and pairolmen,
with their addresses and telephone
numbers. These lists are given to the
carriers with instructions 10 report
forest fires 10 men whose names ap-
pear thereon. or TO other responsible
persons. This year a SPECIAL effort
will be made to follow up the sending
out Of the lists By having the patrol
men and wardcns meet the carriers
personally and to take the initiative
in arranging such meetings, and also
to map out a plan Of action TO be fol-
lowed
Cooperation between the rural car
r3en and the federal forest officers
sili h effective IN the twenty states
in which national forests exist and
wiih state forest officers in the TWEEN
~ states which have established their
own Ere protective systems It is
expected that the services Of the car
riers will be particularly valuable in
helping 70 protect the new national
forest areas in the southern Appalach.
iank
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
Commissioners NOllce
Estate Of samuel A. sheller. 3

Estate Of Samuel A. Shelter. Senior
The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Conrs for tbs Dis.
trict OF Manchester, Commissioners, to re-
ceive, examine, and adjust the claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate u
Samuel A. Shelter. Senior. late OF Dorset
In said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited IN offset thereto. hereby give no.
tiee That we VIII meet for the pur pose nfore-
said, NJ the store OF the j. NJ. Grlfrith estate
ia the village OF East Dorset ia said
District, ON tho 10Th day OF October,
next from one O'Clock y. NJ, until
four O'Clock p. NJ, on said day. and that siI
months from the 10Th day Of April 4, ~,
1914 II the time limited lay said Court for
said creditors 10 present their claims to US
for examination and allowance,
Dated nj Dorset this 10Th day of April
A. u. 1914.
WILLIAM q, WHALON, ta,..
j, Il. DEJ0HDY. 'ohi'
]. X. Grnith, Executor. East Dorset. VI
Jaw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
500 Reward 500

TIE wAtsnt ~ fhis salef slu ~ pleased
10 4tAfu ttal there - e. lrsst une dreaded
disease that sa3tmct Las tsena afas aa eufs ffl
Al 10 NsEte ana thAs i t6iatgb. Halls
AtafFt 4 are " ibe anBs positive Csifn nne
kaWsh ~ khs MsqaiHkl tfAtsgnitl. IntAffb
tsssAs n0NsiiutissNasa disease. Requires q
p.ausiitntioNA4 tft.tEpsgt hhliA gGgAFfh
ta1fs Il tskvn iNtsfaA4gs hegtns directly Cd
On ia niUsaa aN1 ffiaaoses surihnrs ~ ne
sssttza thsffl 10 Grst4asins thr foonnhli sa8
~ thF diseases ans Gledns tht pasltHf
ttfeasit hs tsuiidass IS khe Noslstss tlf3fs4l
aaa hsslsitns nniaHe - @ufhs ltt RofA fhs
uFsEtlrlufs have "a fisarh fhgth a. ~ ezra
sINx paNffs shat ghss urft unf Hundred
Aalahfs faH Ans naa Il iaais ~ cnfs ssma
fBF slst ~ tss4aBsssniN1s
Aeefssf y ! CAA&Na a 90 Fo3tsa0 D.
ntlG b al !sfagggsts fsf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

Here's to that old Spartan kepuo-
iiran. former vice president Levi Par
sons Morton, who has just started ~
on his OTIS, year Not as hale and
hearty A. ~ WAS twenty o. thirty
wears since. but stall able 10 take an
active interest in things. A product
Of Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

The Grand List u The town Of Man,
ebester Tor this coming year VIII oe
the lafgest 10 ihe history q The town,
having reached the sam Of a@o'o'p."e'
Z Substantial increase over iahi year.
We are growing steadily
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

M gournal welcomes iio@anl ~
Ulnaisy bsck 10 ranks q vermont
srw.papc, n.n. The gui.znd Herald.
aIMsys uadAbis, viii b particularly
- nov tha, nindleg back On ~ loh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

II 4 nov time for our Ora &c
farmers 10 gG busy With their
yar5ena NJ ~ Is have things ready ior
~ exhibit ii Dc Pair this fall Bat.
tenE.ll Grange shuold get that hrsl
pfiTs this year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
STATE NEWS

Spring improvements 70 better sani-
taSy conditions and enhance the APP
pearance of the buildings are annoase-
81 81 the house or correction in Rat.
lard The exterior q all the build.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

WV
founder in the milk; with filthy
bodies they succumb in the strip.
From sewer and alleyway
manure pile and dead cat, they
gather disease. This, too, they
bring into the butter, the milk
and the strip. And thus human
beings die, victims Of the moi
some, dirty, disgusting little in
seet-the worst nuisance Of the
summer.
One femaie fly lays about 12o
perfect eggs. These eggs hatch
in ten days. II may be assurn-
ed that they result in sixty per-
feet females. These females lay
100 eggs each. The eggs hatch
in ten days and result in $500
perfect females. The $500 lay
$40 eggs each, which hatch in ten
days and result in 10000 fe-
males, and so or. " therefore
ono energetic fly becomes pro-
duetive on April IS, how many
energetic flies will one manure
pile give forth by Oct. 81? XIII
tie early fly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

The Mfnira0 situation j. ~ ne
hands ~ iht MEDIATOR % NiAgafA
falls. Ont n The meantime our
forces ~ ne front are "Waifhiul}
wai,lng" 10 het shat next VIII Dc
Ytiop
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

The mass meeting held last Monday
night IN the interests u the Manches.
Ter section u the Green Mountain
Grub was fairly welt attended and
much intercs. was manifested Henry
Chase of Bennington, was The prin-
eipal speaker Of the evening and ms
remarks are printed in full on the iirst
mage ~ this issue 81 the Journal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
Commissioners Notice.

Estate of John n Buram
The undersigned. having been appolatsa
~ the Honorable Probate Court Of the lis.
trici ~ Manchester, Commissioners. 10 70
esiYe. sranine. ana adjust the claims and
demands 81 all persons against the estate a
John y. Bsfrum late " DORSET
10 said District. deceased, and oil claims 81
hIbited IN OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice
that We viii meet for tbs purpose Aforesaid.
NJ the st0rsof J. NJ Orifiith Ekt ia the VII
lngs ~ Fast iOfset ~ said District
On tho 18th day ~ Soy, ns1t from
O'Clock ., M, until four o'ciork pm, on said
day and that slE months from the sth day u
May A. y. lsli il she tim. limited 10 said
Court Tor said creditors 70 present tbeiT
claims 10 Ne Tor examination and allowances.
Dated AZ Dorset this Ith day of May
A. u itlf
in hsDkAu NVHs
Dr.. J II, BuffuI. Admir-. WAllinsfeFd. O.,
tse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
Commissioners Notice.
Estate OF Anne Eliza Ishnm

The undersigned having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court iof the
District OF Manchester, Commissioners To
receive, examine, aud adjust the chains and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of
Anne ELIZA lshnm late OF Chicago Ill. IN said
District, deceased, ana all claims exhibited
IN onset thereto, hereby give notice thnt ".
viii meet for the purpose Aforesaid, Mt the
County court House In the Village Of Man.
chester In said District, on the 7th day
OF Nov, next, from O'Clock y. NJ, until (.
O'Clock L. NJ on said day aud that six
months from the 9TH dry OF May A. u.
1914, IL the time limited 10y said Court FOR
said creditors to present their claims To us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 7th day OF May
A. h. 1914
CHARLES A. SHATTUCK, Ia,
ALBERT q. OHVIS. yuan,
frances /. shelton. Esecutris.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

Niddlebury College has been favor
ed with two Tine gifts during the last
Few weeks, the first fund Of $4,000
gwen b. ex. Gov Mccullough, the IN
come Of which is 10 90 towards the
.upport Of the gymnasium the second
il 500 900 which will 70 into a new
chapel for this ancient institution,
given By eg-Gov. John A Mead a. q
memorial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

An shanres Al advertisements to ''t
In hand not later ihsH Taesdsy Morn
iug