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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
FOR SALE

$4,000 G-room brick, bath etc; 3
lots on corner, close i'm, Atm ward.
,650-6-room, 2-story frame dwell
ing, modern, s. Arno St. close in.
.000-S-room frame dwelling, mod
ern. fireplace. fine shade, good out
buildings, 3rd ward close i'm.
$1,250--4-roOm frame, bath, electric
lights, 50-foot lot. North Eighth ST.;
terms.
SLS00-f-room frame. modern, shade
and fruit trees, good out-buildings,
fine location. 4th ward,
,0O0--5-room frame, modern close
in; 4th ward.
$2750--55-room brick. modern large
basement corner lot, highlands,
close in.
,00O-6-r0om stucco bungalow, mod
ern, garage; highlands, close in.
$4,000 -room brick dwelling, sleep
ing porch. steam heat, lavatories i'm
bedrooms, fine location, ith ward.
a. FlLEGSC8IlElR
Real Estate and Insurance.
III South Fourth Street
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Real Estate and Insurance.
III South Fourth Street.

10000 Market weak Native beef
cattle, $6.O0m1O4O; western steers.
S6.5OQS.G5; cows. $2SOmS.25: calves.
$125@1l0O.
Hogs - Receipts 10000. Market
dun sc under yesterdays average.
Bulk, $6.7o@7.30; light. $6.5Om $50;
heavy S6.35n155; pigs, $4,000 100
Sheep--Receipts $4,000 Market
steady Wethers, $5.9O@6.4O. lambs,
S6.60mSg0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
STOCK EXCHANGE
TRADING HALTS;
IS UNSETTLE D
War Shares Exercise DepreSS-
Ing Influence From OUTSET
Railroads MainStay of Poor
Market


New York, Nov Unfavorable
foreign developments over the holt
day were chiefly responsible for to.
days nervous aud unsettled market.
War shares exercised a depressing
influence from the outset Bethlehem
steel opened with 4-point gain at
l65, but fell violently to 1926 and
closed M $50. General Motors scored
a loss of 90 points at 1855. and Cruel
bic Steel fell ~ to 741a
Baldwin Locomotive made am eX-
trcmc decline of to 1875, Willy-Over-
land was lower 10y at $50. Maxwell
lost at IS and Studebaker at 1872.
the latter's dividend increase Of only
: per cent being something Of dis
appointment other heavy Industrial
and equipment issues included New
York Air Brake, American Can, Con
tnental Can General Electric and
Westinghouse. United states Steel
suffered from steady pressure, declin-
ing ii point to sc, with only partial
recovery
Railroads of high and low degree
were the mainstay Of tho market
though yielding ut times
All around strength was shown by
utilities, mainly American Telephone,
western Union, Mackay companies
and Pacific Coast Telephone.
Total sales par value, aggregated
}G,673,O0O.
United states bonds were unchang-
ed on can.
Closing prices:
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas city, Nov a. Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900. Market lower. Prime
fed steers $9.50m1O.15; dressed beef
steers $S.OOm94O; western steers.
$G.5O@S.5O; calves, $S.OOa1O.OO.
Hogs -- Receipts 1900 Market
lower. Bulk, SGS5m7.15: heavy
$G.76@I10; light $G.S5@715 pigs
S6.OO@6.75.
Shoep--Receipts 10000 Market
strong. Lambs, $S,25@875; yearlings
$6.35Gu7.O0; wcthers, $5.75mG.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
KANSAS CITY BOARD OF TRADE

Kansas City, Nov. -Wheat---No,
2 hard S103@1.1o; No. Q red, Sis
QI17; Dec, Csc; May $1OO.
Corn-No 2 mixed, 590G0c; No. 2
white So q6Oc; Dee, j43s a &c;
May. 56% acc.
oats--No. white, 36ts @8714ci
No. mixed. 34n35c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New York, Nov. 3.--Copper steady;
electrolytie, S18.12@18.25.
Iron steady and unchanged
Metal exchange quotes tin firm,
$36.0063G.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, Nov Mercantile pa
per to az per cent
Bar silver, 1890.
Mexican dollars. Csc.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds, strong.
Time loans, firm; GO days. 80 days
and six months, per cent.
Call money steady; ruling rate.
Ia per cent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
NEW YORK COTTON

New York, Nov. 3.-Spot cotton
quiet Mlddlng uplands, $3.50.
Sales, 200 bales.
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FOR RENT-Offlce Rooms.

rN>~eS~~N~SN~e~~~~~e-e ~~~~~~~~-~-~-e~~~~-~se-~
FOX RENT-Offices Apply d. A. Macpher-
son. Journal office.
FOR RENT-Office suite In Wo0dmen build
Ing after June 1st. Inquire d. A. Mac
Dhprann Journal nffra
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No EYCHANGn

WE Own good clear property on the
bank 81 the Mississippi river az Keokuk
Iowa, which We might exchange for AZ
buquerquc residence or business property
call AT 374 South Walter street.
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NEW YORK LEAD AND sPELTEH.

New York Nov 3.-The metal eX-
change quotes lead Offered at 1890.
Speter not quoted
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Denver Livestock.

Denver, Nov Cattle Receipts
2,1oO Market firm Beef steers
$6.40@L25; COWS and heifcrs, $500
6.2j; stockers and feeders, $4,000
AS; calves, $750Q95O.
Hogs Receipts 500. Market lower
Top, $40; bulk, $6.S5m71O
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Market
firm. Lambs, $S25m85O, feeding
lambs, $7.5O@8.25. ewes, Sj.O0m5.5O.
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ron sALF-Turnlture.


FOR SALE-Nearly new furniture Of seven
rooms and two sleeping pnrchcs Altitude
too high for owner rcaaon fof seipnE ili
West Gold avenue
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Lyn sALE.--IlenI Itelnin

FOR SAHE-A choice residence lot. also
0fnot corner IN Al location Tor
renting cottages can SEA East silver
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BUsINEss CHANCES.
WANTED-Aioney.

wANTED-To borrow SIS 900 on fret class
real estate security for from 20 10
years az G per cent interest Address T..
o. Box 207,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04

N~N~~~~-NrS@~N-~-~s~~~s~y N~~~~~-~e~N~N~N~~~-~-
ALL KINDS, both new and SECOND hand
bought, sold. rented and repaired. Albu
suerque Typewriter Exchange Phone T7i
Tvs anufh cscanA ssra@s
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HELD WANTED
~----~~~~.--~-~-~S-~~- -~--~---.~~~~@--,o,
Mule.
WANTED Experienced shoc salesman Ad-
dress IT. tbs office.
Waiter. ask thc manager at
me Alhuquerquc sanatorium.
WANTED Young men 10 act as news
agents on trains cash security required.
III nea ~ Jews 9elNlee.
" A Ep-E experienced clothes cleaner and
repair man colored or spanish, Address
l-2lnaa lseea. box ~, Wlnal2w. Aria
WANT Mexican laborers, Fl.ib per
uay' Employment Agency ITO South
! h'rI street. H1one 5s4
TlgIEtfRNFIF TNgTpffAfIfR.4Fs l.I'. ,,t..i
ohm sounders wanted RnsInoss EfG
-----s .zls W 9Cnool over WoolWorthH %.
WANTEp-Young married man 80 years
Of age. TO collect and sell Must como
"r,' rec9ninenued. POSSESS saicsmanshin
',t' 'u'ui4" nurse ana wagon ouiHl, none
,,'" 'pp''' 9ps"'ld opp'rluh,N lor
sewing Macbinc "a ~ eonth e,r,.1.d
rtrcot Nlbuoncropc
,,,,.,.- ,,,,,,,,,,..-
'll Urr '.i1a you 8,ea1y WotN' sure ana
ussful tr,d. ,,,dc,,t,. .,,,. ,',l,nt,,i
str,,eii.n ,..,,.lt ,,,i ,,',,',,,,.,'' .
,I,nsot,.,f Rom, ,.,ta ~ 49, S,
,nc for snc..cs. In ,,tt,,at, ny ttff tif
AppR Nayy Recrniti9r st,tion mn. m
--2--- ----s.- ~ Ilso- leAes. -
Female.
WANTED-CirI 10 cook ana assist with
ho,,eswort tog sontb Arno WIN
WNTTI7I, 1'r,rrc11,,, saIcs7a ,il,,g ,,I,, -.
pcrencc. Apply the roonomiet
U-,NTEt1- 1l7,i f- -.,,,,----,I I,--,--------,7,
Applg IA North Elevrnt, eir,e,
WAITED cIrI I'm, ,-,-,,,-,--I I--,,-,-,----i,-.
mus b, cotpprter,t coeE German ny III
orcd gir preferred ,og North twelfth
WNETT5T5- ,TerIs ,s-l,,, IAN .,,c,I
Spanish. reply In own hand writing. A.
-, Morning Journal
-.
W SN-l1a - usIlI1ns:
YOUNG MAN wants position oxpefieneed
grocery clerk AL references. H. r.,
all North Eleventh
WANTED-Yo Young mm attending business
college wants work for board ana room
and mart Of expenses. Phone G27
WAETTD--i5Xporiencc IaIV teacher hold
position con ' ,".e Easiish and dns w
Address Teacher. cnro Journal
WANTED Fosiiion Oh fruIf ranch BY the
year by steady man who UNDERSTANDS
the care OK Irult trees ana lheir crops
anywhere ~ New Mexico Address r. Q.
- =. 2 . ....i,!...-. -, = :, --
IVA NrrInn--. Nttscnt,a naooa
s~--~-~-c.e-----~-~N-~-~~s ~-~~S-eS-1~S~.--~-~
"AHTED-ciean cotton rags at the Jour
usl 1lIlee .----
CARPENTER wants repair work saw ILL.,
lng Ient houses q speelallL. IhDne l3l9J.
ttf s1srr-f,
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, NOV 3.-cattle- Receipts
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FOR sAIE-IAycstock ana Poultry

fOh HAilA-iiNcNtoth ana fouitry,
~@~7~~~~~~~-s~@e
FOR SAFE Gentle driving mare weight
about SOC pounds Call mornings gta
North lill street
FOR SALE Brown LcEhorn hons 5lc. all
so hL Rhode Island Rcd and Barred
Rock pullets 1910 South Amo
QUALITY COUNrs-Hut Orpngtons and
Black Minorcas, eggs and baby chicks
IN season l.. II Morgan a Sons, 6l2 South
Arno Phone 1879
THEY LAY they win, they pay. that's
enough To say. Navajo n L. Reds. Stock
and eggs T. 10. Thomas Poultry Yards, III
East Hazeldine avenue, Alhaquorque NJ NJ
FOR SALE amhouilet Rams Large
smooth. hcavy-wooled. range raised.
championship az Arizona state fair Send
Tor further Information TO Aubrey Invest
mcut Co.. Prescott. Arlz Ranch address
Nelson Aria.
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FOR RENT-Rooms win Board.

N~~~~Nso~S~N~~~~->N~~Ne
FOR RENT-Rooms and board. Rates $3.50
per day. bi1 South Broadway.
GOOD room and board In private family.
COG North Edith street Phone 20O9.
SUNNY CREST sANATORiUM- Convaies-
cents coming TO E paso will find first
class accommodations at 2iji fremont
street Phone 1907.
ron the health seeker nice sunny sleep.
ing porch, with warm dressing room;
also cottage. quiet home-llke surroundings;
conveyance free. Rate $50. Pratt Ranch.
Phone i590W
LOCKHART RAkCH-The most attractive
health resort One mile north OF town.
All milk. cream and eggs produced on place.
Free carriage for guests. Electric lights.
city mail service. Rooms or cottages Phone
1919 Mrs W ~ Reed
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FOR RENT fout-room modern bungalow.
3l6 East Iron avenue
FOR RENT 3. 4 and b-room houses. Er.
landson. 1871 South Edith.
FOR RENT -F0nr-room furnished house
ana sleeping porch 2ls South broadway
FOR RENT Furnished new small two-room
bungalow, sleeping room glassed In. $500
per month, 1917 South Aruo
FOR RENT nifty 3-ro0m modern Furnish
ed bungalow lght and water furnished.
223 South Edith Phone t4b2W
FOR RENT-Furnished four room house,
screened porches, large yard convenient
to shops $40 per month. ilts South Arno.
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DREssMAKINC

~S~-eS~~r~r~~~N~-~~~~~r~~
DREssMAktNG. millinery fancy crochet.
embroidery work. SOB South Walter
WANTBD-Sewing by experienced dress
maker own designer. French dresses and
evering gowns specialfv phone tAaa1
ED-Drcssmaklng,~
--rNre~~~~ -~-~s--Tss=-~4 ~
WANFEp-Plain sewing children's clothes
speciality Mrs. /. f. Logan, 500 South
High.
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u, o. uANLON,
Clerk Of BOARD.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-16
WILMINGTON.
Village Meeting Called.

The annual meeting Of the village
viii be held in the town house han
Tuesday, March %, at 80 p. M to act
upon the following articles:
To hear the reports of the Officers OF
tho village
To elect all officers of the village
for the year ensuing, as required by
the law including water commissioners
to succeed r. J. Conference.-The, whose
term of Office expires at this time, and
l.. T. Page whose resignation takes Of.
feet at this time.
To see if the village will vote 70
raise "A sum Of money to defray its cx-
pcnscs for the year ensuinG
TO see if the village viii vote tc
place lights on the new road to Mount
air Mills
TO see if the village will vote t.
sell the property formerly occupied b.
the hose houses, and if so voted to ap
point an agent to convey the property
To see if the village voted to set
the land of Laura a. Page, known a
the Mann lot, within the limits Of tn
village
To see if the village will vote t.
abate any uncollected taxes.
To do any other business prope
when met.
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DEATHS.

In Putncy, March -, Mrs Marion
tIovJ Howard, 50.
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WILLIAMSVILLE

Miss Florence Lazelle spent Sunday
in Brattleboro.
Miss Ruth Wheeler is spending n few
days in Newfane
Guy Barry of Townshend was n
weekend visitor ut J. F. Lewis :.
The next meeting Of the Cleaners
VIII be held April l.
Mrs. W. J. Corbet returned Saturday
evening from Il two-weeks visit IN
Springfield. ...
Mrs. F. l. Whitaker gave a party to
her Sunday sehcoi class of gills Fri
day afternoon.
Charles Gleason Is moving here from
West DummeTston. He will work Tor
\. NJ. Merritield ON his farm
James Corbctt, who had been with
his brother, W. J. Corbctt. sever.
n weeks, returned Monday to Holvoke
Mrs. Mary Ingram returned Monday
from South Newfane, where she had
John Stratton.
e. L. Could, who had been working
| for A. NJ. Merrifeld few weeks went
| Saturday night to his home in Dover
fer the sugar season.
The Mizpah class invites the publ,
TO dime social in the home of Mrs
d. r. Stedman on the evening of st
| Patrick : day. Wednesday.
The Cleaners held their annua
meeting Thursday. Mach II. with tn,
president. Mrs. Il. r. Willard, anC
elected these officers for the ensuing
year: Pres, Mrs. +. r. Willard; vic,
pres, Mrs. !. w Williams; chaplain
Mrs. L. W. Morse; work committee
/ Mrs. h. G. Best. Mrs. G.. b. Williams
/ Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Mrs. f. b, Washer
Mrs. c. Il. Stedman: entertainment
i committee, Mrs. y. r. Stedman, Mrs
+. B. Washer. Mrs. g. 3. Williams.
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HOUSE FOR EUGENIC BILL.
Continued from Page -

courts. He said that if the house
would pass the bill to q third reading
without debate in order TO expedite
matters he wonlt further explain its
provisions when it came up for pas
sage.
Under the provisions Of this bill mu-
nicipaI end city courts are given ju-
risdietien s. in eases not Exceeding 500
and il pennits no alpe2ls 70 county
courts in such case or in criminal eases
which come under the head Of mis-
dcmeanoTs. The bill was drafted 10y
. subcommittee composed Of members
Of the judiciary aud minor courts
committee in consultation with Mr.
Ware of Townshcrd who introduced
the original bill
The senate held = short session last
III ght and among other things passe,
the bill providing for lump sum leg
islative salary for members of 50;
by yea and nay vote of i TO 9 De
manded by Senator Brown of Windsor
Senators Divoll and Dunklee Of Wind
ham voted against the bill.
Status of Various Bills.
There are at present 76 bills await
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ing the action of the various commit
tees. OF this number there are eleven
in the fish and game committee, thir-
teen in highways and bridges, seven
in appropriations eight in internal af.
fairs Is in ways ana means and the
remaining twenty-three in various 9th
er committees. The governor has
signed l2s bills, - bills are now in
his hands unsigned, l01 bills have been
killed and So are now in the senate
for concurrence
There is to be public hearing on
the workmen : compensation bin be
fore the judiciary committee in the
han Of the house OF representatives on
next Friday evening at 40 O'Clock.
and on the next Wednesday evening
the same committee will hold n public
hearing at the same time and place
on the report cf the special commits
sion appointed pursuant t. the joint
! tiou acts recently introduced in the sen
sion by Mr. Ware Of Townshcnd re
| lating to n simplifcd court procedure
and practice
Still another public hearing is to
Toe held at 80 O'Clock on Thursday
| i'm representative hall ON the corpora
ton acts reetnlv introduced in the sen
ate in accordance with the eonstitu
tional amendment providing fer incor
| porating under q general act instead
of by special legislation.
The Joint resolution approp1lating
90 900 for the memorial TO commend
rate the victory of Commodore Perry
~ the battle of Lake Erie IN the wa
of 1912 was made n special order To-
Wednesday at 1915 o clock on mo
ton Of Mr. Hapgood who wanted i
considered 1t that time with the bill
70 appropriate $4,000 to repair tn
''Old Constitution House at Nlndso
which is made = special order 10
1920 clock on the same day.
A resolution extending sympathy Z
Col. II. S. Foster the member from
Calais in his sorrow occasioned by tn
death of his mother was adopted b,
the house.
The house also passed the bin pre-
viding the same mileage as member
for employees about the state house
such as coat room attendants, door
keepers and the like. Mr.. Jones o
Shrewsbury explained that IN pas
legislatures it had been neeesSar
sometimes to pass as many as nv
| Joint resolutions to take care OF TN
matter and this bill would take ear
| of it by law and save future bother.
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BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The O. \. c. club will meet with
! Mrs. Belle Worden on Frost street this
evening.
| Manley Brothers received yesterday
three Dodge cars which have been sold
! to DR.. c. G. Wheeler, II. c. Stowell
and c. w Richardson.
William C. Horton reports the blue
! bird first seen March -. Two song
sparrows have been at his bird feed
ing table all winter. They began their
song singing about Feb. -. Spring
surely is near.
The Attainers, the organized class
of young women of the Methodist
church, will serve sugar-on- snow sup
per Tuesday evening, March %, at s
clock in the vestry of the church, to
which the public are invited.
Charles Lee of West Guilford was III
/ his sugar bush this morning. Al
though the sap did not run very wei,
! he discovered a grasshopper that hop
| ped well, and he lugged that home rs
among the first prizes of the kind this
season.
\ Wilson Brothers, proprietors of the
/ Flat street garage, have received
notice to vacate the property they oe
cupy by April /, from +. A. L2rrow,
/ owner Of the property Mr. Larrow
says he has net determined as to what
he will do, but may decide to build on
the land.
Mrs. Il. G. harrington gave comph-
mentary tickets to all clerks on the
4 street yesterday afternoon for the
closing performance OF Lola, with
Clara Kimball Young in the leading
role. at the Princess theater \ large
number took advantage Of Mrs. Far
rington S Kindness, and enioved sec
ing one OF number Of strong pictures
which are being shown at this theatcr.
Hopkins, the florist. has decorated
his store window in keeping with St.
Patrick ) day, showing a large doll
dressed ias an Irish youth, wearing
green silk trousers and green silk high
hat, beside an old-fashiOned fence, an
parently on his way to Tipperary. The
floor of the window is covered with
tiny pots Of shamrock and the conven-
tonal clay pipe. The south window Of
the Durham Brothers Co. s store also
IS very attractive, the decorations be
lhg hugh green crepe paper sham
rock. around which are several pair,
& evening shoes and pumps.
| c. II. Eddy & Co. the welI-knowl
manufacturers Of summer beverages
| have made = window display in Scott :.
| grocery store, which because of the di
| Verslty OF the products, is surpris,
| to many who stop to looI at it. The
| business was bought recently by W. f
| Haskell, who will push the sale Of tn,
products the coming season. Besides
large number OF sodas and all kind
Of extracts the firm makes q large lin,
of tinctures and perfumes. 1t ais
buys in bulk and puts up in market
| able form great variety of articles
| such rs glyeerine, castor oil, camphor
Il ated oil, olive ell, ammonia. turpen
/ tine. witch hazel, dentifoam, white am
amber vcselines. hydrogen peroxide
Il etc, and handles many miscellanoou
wares like toilet and shaving soaps
creams, combs, brushes, headache rem
edies, and other goods.
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The End of the Game.

Pounding away in rythm bound as
in letters of brass,
Marches the band-behind II the Wild
" rhythmical mass
OF headlong happiest youth, with hats
flung high through the space
Where the conqucring bail had saled'
with arms chancc-linked Tor
the race
To join the swirling, delirious, aerpen-
tine measure of JOY
That wells from the leaping heart Of
every preeipitate boy
What sends from my older heart the
mist to my musing eyes7
Not envy, think, for all that niggard-
" age denies;
But something akin to pity-even al
this flaming hour
Filled with the triumph of sharing the
JOY of triumphant power
Pity that ever the iubilant springs
must fail Of their flow.
And that youth, so utterly knowing II
not, must one day know
M. A. De Wolfe Howe. in the No
vemher Atlantic
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-16

United States produced Ghua
worth OF millstones IN 1915.
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There are at present 76 bills await
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-16
Pabrctziug Na.-r.-

At the Vermont statg fair Lela IS
White River Junction. Vermont. tine
exhibit that attracted psrhsI :~
much attention ms any other rae tbs
exhibit Of the Green Mountain rlrf
and its pet hobby. ths long .r ~
the Green Mountains.
The trail is being extended from tie
northern border of Massachusetts Is
the Canadian line. and includes sv.
TEN Of cross trails that viii open up
the Green Mountain ranRo tn the Glur
visitors from all part 81 the EJs-
who yearly paw an ANNUAL visit II Eer.
mont there 10 find the rest aIH gl
creation that i afforded ~ no other
atmosphere than that OF the woods.
hills and streams
Begun in July 1871. tle trail las
grow. IA popularity, uasa recently ie
has been used a9t rEiv hv Vernon
trampcrs, by scout es.4s siiEa girl
and summer mouu-ssH rsurisrs. hg.
has been made - wen part af The
, regular route Of the state militia ana
I that portion Of the United states ar
nay which annually summer in tLa
Z Green Mountain state
/ Through the ACTIVITY o. tho rlpmicr-
/ Cf the Green Mountain club. this trail
! has new been eXtcBlei - rcntiruan.
J path Of l50 miles. anil has done mach
| to open up the beauties Of the Crccf
\ Mountains TO those who for l~
/ have known Vermont only ~ the hoir.
J Of Ethan Allen. john stark ann
\ George Dewey.
I In thus developing "uI publicf1iu#
/ the natural beauties 1T Vermont ting
/ long trail enthusiasts have hluzaa !.
4 path that oUt-of-dcc-s men IL 9th
states NIGH well initiate To-n p#
/ velorment Magazine.
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