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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
Note Framed by One Of Ann
baSsadorS Is to Be Sent to
Leader Of Each Faction IN
War-ton Southern Republic.
NO INTERVENTION is
REMOTELY lNTlMATEO
Moral Pressure, Embargo
Against Shipment of Arms
to DiSturberS and Financial
Support Contemplated,


New York, Aug no with the re-
assembling here tomorrow of tho ann
bassadors and ministers of six south
and Central American governments
and the secretary of state Of the Unit
ca States. definite inter- American
effort will be put into operation 10 re-
establish peace in Mexico by friendly
means and to restore the revolution
torn country TO its accustomed place
in the American family of nations.
The conference win be concerned
with final details of the first step I'm
IA plan the important features of
which were unanimously agreed upon
last week between the conferecs.
First the plan contemplatos "a SUI
preme appeal 20 the consciences OF
the Mexican leaders of all factions
and political groups 1t has been pre-
pared, and. after minor changes i'm
phraseology are discussed tomorrow,
probably win be dispatched immedi-
ately. a reasonable time, few weeks
perhaps being allowed for answers 10
be received
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington. Aug. 1O.-New Mex
70; wednesday fair, except prob
AMY local showers north portion
thursday generally fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11

IN common with all the rest Of the
Fecos valley Chaves county is enjoy
ing increased prosperity this year and
me Roswell products exposition which
Immediately preeedes the state fair
promises to be a revelation to the
people who see It Business in Ros-
wen has been splendid and bank
e'earlngs show steady and healthy
increase from month to month. The
WY now has four banks with com
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
FOOD SQUIRTING IN
STOMACH CAUSES
INDIGESTION, GAS
"PRPU's piApEpstN" ENDS Al
sfoMAch DISTRESS w FiVU
MINUTES

Nendc4 what unsU yun stomach
Witch PORTION 81 ihe ta,,d asa the dam
axe Vo spaf Well don't bother. ID
Aour stomach " ia revolt. N eonr.
SASSY and upset. AND what yo= iuSs
ate has termeated inta stpht.,fe mes
h"sa disss amt aches reich st.es sea
awaits and efuctAic uadigestsd food.
isvath fout tongue coated inst iake
httie fspcs nepcrsln ana us i've
minuies sou wonder What hecAmc al
the indisestieR apa dlsgrcas
millions ~ men aua women TODAY
AnoW that Il is needless Ia have a hsa
stomach a Nt,le nlapepsln occasion.
ANY kecps this dellcase organ rrs,siatea
',''d ,heN cai their faNgite foods Nith
out fear
Y Naur stomach ,i,scSn't take cara ~
Neur liberal limit Without roheusan
y Neas tpevi a q denmge instead "a a
help remember tho anleN4St sare.t
moss harmless relset Ia panr's nlapcp.
sln which costs onN tifty gents ~
lNfte eare NJ drns stores na trnh
w"ndestui q dir,@is r4ad ANA ss.a
thiAss ssssishi. ~ gcatly aad eas,h
'aat u j. sealsy aktanishin4. fqaa y
'ef Nonr sAke hesA 50 on and "a with
4 wsak dlecrdcrcd stomach. it's N ~
nscessa Y Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
.SAFETY-FIRST METHODS
URGED FOR CAUSEWAY
Non'H'iss'eHer Lawrence Fsee-s sis b.,
81 eesrd ieF Center 81 Concrete
foF'len 81 the causc~ay

'NNn.N tUpnissieHgr e 81 Law.
'enec q adv&aflas ,As plarias 3, ths
t'nrA ~ a cre,er- h,0r8 81 six 4, ~
tNf enc concrete ptsiien af tae Gauss,
WAY ihas Within aa.sihel 0neoa IAN.
wan he open Ga traffic Ma IaW
feiee SAWS Mat i b. a safety 0~t
proposition and iaaf Il q bad srr,..
y saw ihc luo ~ one utrsen THAI h
"'i oe wen worth ANY expense ehat
may he re1Wref However m. a.
peN~e WpuNi hc iri,ial
TIRE concfrte cauerNaA HAS a ir.,..
wNN nnetccn tcet viic ana 4 Niiho.s,
eeu'er hosri am sefy nsaeh afr,fi
ihAt rpiVis,s wiil he iriulacd al spctd
nh whiie cipsslns ~ mo flosr Niii ha
paved with rArNla" said Nr faurcnca
yesterday stated 81 caller senar,.r
sNNiVN ihat the h,AGe WI cause an
iriNsif o. heep a. thc raht
re aissA y aisrsatlna tha pfssine 81
'iSns IN slse bsidSe ws,h she unr,i,nr
SAFETY fefs, Drive SLOW ana keee
. the RlsaSe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
SAFE FARMING TITLE OF
AGRICULTURAL BOOKLET
FARMERS q South Urged b. Depart
9ieai 81 Agriculture 90 Continue
liberalization Program

WkhliiNHToN b. a. NoN a
rrosrim nf Safe Farming for tge
Hanth b. nuiiinsd iu rirguif wnlsh
the United states department ~ AFfl
fulipre has sent tu nnukeIH businrHa
men snd farmers ln The coiton states
The hisiufl ~ aFiruliur. in the south
a has hrrn nala has heen one ~ lean
yrars and mt Y~an Short craps and
{ hlsh prit.s have almost invariably
been followed hs hia rfota and low
prices and in consequence the afmor
nhs experienced much distress Th.
Increased attention whifh hsH r,.cenuy
/ been given 90 supporting the people
upon mo l1nd hHa already resulted in
much gnud bat there ia aani. dlunef.
z % ~ reunited uui that wlth n.a price 81
cotton rlainN there ehi ho tendency
fui furmsre Cd return 90 tHe IA system
"a ramhiing uu Hatiun II the people "a
ihs South produced ihsi, own utinR
the pirfuiaf ruipts uuf "a would STEADY
ine whole s'ai,m sni teop ihr hult
frnin fupMu1 TIE safety measures
recommended ere as follows
tltsi i'fWiure q h,aue fsrien fsf
every ilnuh un tho mrm the yrar
round PAVING special attention to IL
NiN ut NNHN Nf sweet POTATOES SUM-
rirnt to supply ihe mmih with food
w ihls character Wher, feasible have
ID patton of sorghum nr nihuf came tn
produce wrup FOR ihe family
SECOND Produce thc corn nccrssaf,
to support an nt the people on the Farm
tnd ihr iiNe stNck With absolute s,fo.
b.
fhifd Produce iho ncf casart oats
and ather mar srtin ga supplement
thc rnru ss Good Ray attention tn
winter rrhsinr
lumth iroauce nnN and forage
nnm some tpihHc rrap sufficient 90
spppl' an ~ ihf 1.-Two stnok nh the farm
80 leeumee sNch as clover cowpess.
velvet he4ua aHs beams aud alfalfa Ger
ihc production W. hsN and to enrich
The anu Nib nltfeacn and hamus
FHth rsnAuce thr mrai nctrsaatv
iu supply ihe people ihfourh Increased
attention g. pvuliN add hnss saperl
an, i'laa ~ increase graauailN thc
nuulhef " cattle asa othsr ilt. stock
so aa a. haze aufncient number io
1nsnmr she wsste prediction 81 the
.sfm and make tne waste lends mo
lgcllNe
sixth Afier IN ni these ihiaes have
been ampl, provided fnr produce cot.
Nn gor thr mafkef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
srArs oAns LAWS

Tao pesl afsai0n ~ me Frses isia
i4iuit - ysl fer distant hui if wr
Neaii Fursae q ~. slshtoa policy W.
slinuid be- luaAinF forward o. sef NhHf
enfh INST nest session must iu
shfadf are Ne Impressed win thr
idea that the iaai irnlslaiufr anccfea
"a wandeffullF Ven w nriiihe eon
iimiun inin the Fsmf isea ~ 1ht state
And IA VIII bal The dnfy Of ihf netf
LEGISLATURE i1 sfrHlshfeu aui these if
fraHiHritirH and to attempt a. enact q
HiafHif ~ firstfih fhsf va preserve
iHs H1fur nW ~ Iftae tlofH rnuf
pafh N psfiui4 statutes aFsfna in
hage hsru Iuuanf hi fhg lHsi ruam
nlent V noe NemuHaaienff Wnuda ].
advised. sa he seema tp be- There b.
nH gHasfinu aHnuf ihr mnifef la hia
miHa ann be- viii deHhiicas he mailing
epmf nrnnH recommendation f0f thf
fatgtt Nnuiu siatfalnaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

john " Gates cn opv ~ his south
GRIN trips was elopplns 80 x hatel ia
iunlin. Mo where he wss attended b.,
triN disnlfied Nosn waiter ~, NO
ird plunEeF hetpme mnch attached al
tho nrss'A @hn Wss VERY asteail,e and
fo'lid ai~sSe hp depended npen. of sf
lraai dates thought he ronld
NnV gay enc nrgfs weA ~ attentive
that Gates EAte him . 81 nil a. - iip
Newt luofninr az breakfast .ialptr
founs ard Atheg ,ollow neaup ap
nfpefhrA The table 0atts booked hin.
pNer Then siuWisd
y hc ere Neu and what afe ou ao
inV hrfr
Mh', bosa. replied ths stfapeer
Fee ,nh Natter
This deNN ,na af, aald uatps ~,
wM'ff Is tNl,s ga ella and hlsck ~
yaHH
~, eth. I NnuUa BE- WAS sob Wait.
r. said the lnsoliopsn hut DO aone
lnNn SOU 90 mo in crab sam. las
niFht fNchanse.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
shsrman W.. R.nh,

Htsf us a sunR lifiinn rtird
lhr last wars trenches ruastlnr
When the sweet .loned ,ictman n,,f,
tWps
tsa4 eone their DAY hemtaraina.
'h''r werr rumnlc. ihyic - lion
heert
ANA Dummies somewhat scar,,
Yet striking KEYS "A mile a taft
fncS ail sans rlpi,cmf,
Nnd AZ thc sens IA Volumc sWelird
And waved the aiscord ewnnaet.
There lhfauKh u ran the sustrrat hass
80 many a German easaor.
An devpefetr arr she rsntans straits
u only they're as war,
~ vs. n These United states
of heafing ~flppcvaryi~
Win e. l,ockhart
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

Great L,nselsi.
ilr war v ahinins iighi ~ ihe lniei
ussnte cpfrH ani hslNfr he affiVed I'd
RNahupwand bic at4iHsa 4s llpfulsl
Nfff spnten ~ Nish hated breath. ~
htm ihorr came hia rar'aiH
ffiiai YO1'Fr come lnnef said w.
fuf ncgd man whn spraka D0fuan
fett flls and 80 down sud ifl thHl
officer ~ badD PRISONER yfsierfir
inat iil parole him uui " isr attempts
~ escape hell be- shot
fpecchru pir ucuifehf he aSAea
me chop. iu gha Hspai admiration "a
ihs uuiunksfH
'ia iaN said fhs nis German 90
H.nY Niad ~ rnh nanr ono ehH nn
dsrsiund him a. Last
so Fef 90 du fYf ssli Jones'
Wen tho captain anff ae ~ ga 1850
fer pnrolr hnt " sou hiuuminF wuli
ifieH tn ship ~ fh,fra bullet fef SEE
fftf Philadelphia i8ihiir iedaer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

% wac Only tt0ause thoi couldn't aYi
nn1 onr rise that swaHhtin a 60. had
inhrn nn yuung suftleiNh aH cammet
flHl ifsNalrr
AZ uras ~eil for feN weeks rh,n
uR Nne iulfuvY he fnu short nf money
After much pusalrd ihUurht Do wired
tu bis ilfm
iiaye run sheet ~ ,bsh PLEASE
write ~ frtufh
The mnfning brought nu repiy Npf
iriah beRan Go sUi desperate THEN. ln
The aftrfnonn hc Wired nNhin
no MONEY!. How eliaii / artf Nirf
fepii
fhls Time ht had Hut 90 wait iunh
within a couple ~ hours hr fepetved
an nanEc envelope tHeefN toAtlae 50
open he read
Act o. Il }uu Nrrr hiahe en-.
pANo iigmlA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

Victor Muricck. ehies prophet and
feo'hssser II the null Moose Marty
sAfs Roosevelt would rs= ,of .ssi .
'irnt akAR & he Nege anre ~ alse,,on
However the enlenel u -, al,,e. 4,
HaH ~ that position There AZ. se>
sta' million Hthfs e,slnenn az ihis eN,,n.
'FY NAo wolla o. shs aansn tAloe
sven q thSy haa 81 rrslsn the next
cay after eiectioa and turn tho iah over
Eatefprlse @'''"'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

nhly WA r0if thar fesi with ne most
men berause uhpfr thar and
sofr fof rmt were said 90 have besu
IN ahe viii she educated Glasses in
tifRinlh apd the faeoilnHs b. rDipnlai
aasR m this connection fie editor
sAyts
10 sht diafaasiDn may b. iaf,ipuei
personal Incident mag bs tfiated that
thrws sams lnhf So her General
Forrest sg2Ke The writer ~ ihit &c..
titlr when q hos 49, siona one day ln
an office "a Memphis ln ne ysar 1914
~ Whereabouts ueaffi fpfrfaf canf
suddenly into the ftsm Memory "
very disfigat that be asked Whars
Salaf Aletfiwethsr
Friends and admirers a iho assHi
tatalfY enmmardff ~ doubt WI ~
delighted 30 knoW that ~ pHH never
Fhlity ~ using The Erpfeaqne EXPIRES
sion which Tor half century has been
nttrirnted - him hut fn4i upon 80
contrary hin lanfuaf. dlA NJ sialenes
fo mode - speech eft"n employed ~
reason ~ quality ~ The south duJina
his time M dlHcuasluF ths incident
me editor ~ the banner gives a. an
Interesting sketch ~ penofal fufffHts
mspner ~ speech and oeanuH whirb
fnrilfita me assertion ihai he shs
never anlliY of USING ihf ianAuaaf ~
NfieN Imputed ~ Tim
Drnrfai FORREST was iufEc hand
lafn' man. ~ith impressive tnaaHefs
fie was ln ~ respect tlvNaieli Nui be
speech wAe ruRrfafifr ~ That ~ ttf
rural aouthfr0ef not tuoHEh 10 ~
make " az al fantastic not rneufh ~
be especially nuiiceabis Hfn0nR ae1iht
ern people n denoted his rural nfcedt
InH and iHch 8: s,.iissf s'iufsfien hff
ihrIe weft hundreds ~ men in Stem
Nhia fi fint flne ,sh1 gf,its iHo same
eaf ana psasihiy some n0N Auatin
American
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
AFTER HALLOWEEN

~ Fl4lnl hun WOHdff v TW 'fTHtIF Wv H0I y
d. siassup d. kok ny dfink i from ihs iatDiius 1fA
that soarsss b, o., hnahis home ht bong tnfs iafe
iasus shs foam from trimming fasons a. Co.. o of p.a
ihe CORK ilon ias ~ b. 30 where ha hsni' si'-'
ADD yrt sla. In sssine ihins l. ihst sse uif cree
as have MS syos eonr back au sin1s uhrn dd
bepin 10 perch yander elm hsde ~ ufa hud thfe
horse uat makes blink ta form q hlas ti 'aii T.
tlsk .hsn st.els ,iounans dnit snHs alusst .ufr
there's -msth'e rfsng Mars that ula roas1 on h' ehr
No feathers are etidear When hiihma nastffs srs
~ iao n plumnes Bartlett pear nsiiiais co. world
W. ditch HtriuA BE- stitch l have o.
u ~ miegsiss that iahhna btoot WADn ruate
.ffg ttt.t tt. .l. man f.. I... .I..af..Ir.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

AIRS Athnfinn had tilc6 iu Impress
pp0a hci Yopas eon sst,Eeae shas hs
shonia clay onh with srna bats
Npihrr said tnHens as d. csHse .n
"at dAf YOU dNni went mo tO mst
with wicked ho,a du sou
ND Indeed Said tbe mother pleaa,
ga iha' hon Som bod remembered hrr
trachiaga
Aelt u nnf hNy kleks another ltils
boy iani % wirhed fnr him 90 kioh
hatk
Yes indeed if 81 certainty vets
wirhed was ihn mothers fvpV
fhen ! inn't rip9 With Richard
Whlmcs any moie said rnnone lies
iae wicked I tickod him inss maYnlus
sHd hc Kicked mc haoh Dhcarn
journal
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23
No Danger of Hote! Excess.

The Clipper worries a bit over the
fear that if the hotel.improvement
pace recently stuck in several Sec
tons of the state keeps up, it will
be only a few years before Vermont
will have more hotels than can be
filled" To quote a familiar phrase,
Don't " rry." Let us be persist
ent in Ike, ping the natural attrac-
tions Of the state (and no other state
has mere of them in the limelight,
with view to increasing from year
to year the number of summer visit
ors; then the hotels and boarding
houses, and the specifically designat-
ed summer resorts" will be kept
busy taking care of the visitors, anG
there will be little fear that the &C
commedations will exceed the de-
mand.- From the Ludlow Tribune
No danger of too many hotels
The more you build the more tn,
people will come. This is true tn,
world over.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23
Back Telephone Bills.

The question of the right of a tel
ephone company to cut off service on
failure of a subscriber to pay bills in
arrears has finally reached the dig
nifty of a decision from the Supreme
Court of the United States and the
decision is in favor of the company.
This particular case was known as
the Arkansas telephone case. Mrs.
Adelia T. Danaher, a subscriber to
the service of the Southwestern Tel
ephone & Telegraph Co., brought
suit under an Arkansas statute and
recovered substantial penalties be-
cause of the failure of the telephone
TO supply her with service for Pc
Rad of 63 days.
Justice Van Devanter found that
as matter of fact and of common
practice the regulation made by tel
ephone companies which provided
that its subscribers service might
be terminated for failure TO pay ar
rears was a reasonable regulation in
the interest alike of a good tele-
phone service and of the paying SUBJ
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23
Aid for Vermont Youth.
THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT WILL
ASSIST BOYS OF THE STATE TO OBJ
TAIN HIGHER EDUCATION.
ITO be continued. I

THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT WILL
ASSIST BOYS OF THE STATE TO OBJ
TAIN HIGHER EDUCATION.
The University of Vermont is de-
sirous of assisting the youth of Ver-
mont in completing their education.
This is made possible through spec
ial endorsement known as the Juve-
nile fund, the readers attention be-
ing called TO this subject in the ad-
vertisement of the university which
appears in this issue. The opportu-
nifty thus afforded will no doubt be
accepted by many Vermont youths.
The university has a we'll estab-
lished policy of assisting students in
securing employment during their
school years, and is also securing po-
sitions for graduates upon leaving
the university. An employment bu-
reau is maintained for both men and
women students who desire to coin
money in defraying their college ex-
penses. Many students have been
added under this policy.
While the university does not
guarantee to secure positions for its
graduates, it uses it's best efforts tc
find places for them. Excellent posi-
tons found every year for many
graduates under this system.
Through its alumni and friends
the university keeps in touch with
opportunities for its graduates
Many requests are received from
business houses, educational institu
tons and agencies for persons to fill
vacancies and there have been time
when there were more positions of
fered than there were students
Large corporations engage Univer
sity of Vermont students every year
One department this year secure
positions for half the number of ii
graduates and no doubt will be abb
to find places for the remaining hal
within a reasonable time.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23
VERMONT EXCHANGES.
A Gross Aspersion.

The noble and elf-sacrifcing
Windham county sportsman is wor-
RED. The boundary of Vermont
used to be the west bank of the
Connecticut river before the Vernon
dam was built, and the dream of
the w. C. s. was to sit comfortably
in Vermont and fish in New Hamp-
shire, thus avoiding the payment of
60 cents for a state fishing license.
Alas for degrading commerce
Water now flows over the line and
the high-minded conservationist
will have to take an observation, sci
a stake and fish with two anchors
The pretty thing about the situation
is that nobody ever caught fish il
the Connecticut anyway. - [Rutlan'
Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23
Pasadena, July 8, 1915


WILL D. GOULD, ESQ.,,
President of New England Society
of Southern California, Los An
geles, CAL,
MY DEAR Mr.. GOULD:-I only re-
ceived your very kind note of the LIST
inst. last evening.
thank you and your associates
for the great honor of the invitation
to deliver public address at Syca-
more Grove on Monday next. Thank
ing you and them for your most fiat
tering invitation, | most sincerely
regret that the state of my health
will not admit of my having the pro-
posed honor.
Every son and daughter of New
England and every one of their de-
scendants will, | am sure, never fail
to remember with reverence and
pride the great work inaugurated by
the New England colonies in coop.
Grating with their sisters in bringing
into existence the great republic
which is ours today.
Without the least disparagement
of the great services of the sister
colonies | think that the New Eng.
landers may fairly claim that oul
forefathers were not the least among
the patriots of that day.
think it not too much to say thai
the New England character and in
fiuence, having as its foundation the
imperishable principles of individual
state and national love of liberty
justice and honor, have impressed
themselves upon the life of every
state of our Union.
We have right to be proud o.
this anniversary day and to believ,
and to say without Boosting tina
New England's banner still lead
the vanguard of the race"
| am most sincerely yours,
GEORGE F. EDMuNDS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23
BradStreet's Weekly Vermont Trade
Report.

Bradstreet's Burlington, Vermont,
office reports business among manu-
featuring lines is, as a whole, not much
changed Retail merchants claim
July sales>have been we'll patronized
and stocks have been placed in good
shape. Passenger raiload travel in
dicates a good volume of business
for the summer resorts. Wholesale
hardware and general mill supply
business haslbeen good. The grow
ing crops have been further benefit
ed by the rains. Windham county
farmers report damage done by
grasshoppers, Further activity is re-
ported among the scale manufactur-
ers. General collections are still low.
Further reports from the building
trade in the United States show for
June and the first half of the year
the lowest record for many years.
The decrease for June, twenty-three
per cent, is the heaviest reported
since December and the first six
months returns in 20 identical cities
are the poorest with one exception,
that of the-last half of 1914, record
ed in six years. Business failures
for the week ending July Is, 1915,
were BAL which compares with 800
last week and 304 for the like week
of 1914. This report is for the
United States as whole. There
was one mercantile failure in the
state of Vermont for The week end
ing July II. The reports to the
bank commissioner for the period
ending December 81, 1914, showed
an increase in the saving deposits in
the state for the six months period
of nearly $3.50, 900. Commercial de-
posits dropped off, but there is still
a net gain of better than $4,000
for the period.
july II. 1915.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-07-23

Referring to the Thaw trial from
beginning to end, the Burlington
News sagely remarks: 1t is a mira
Gle that he (Thaw) could remain
through all his troubles and come out
sane" This is true. Pulled and
hauled about by the courts for many
years, to say nothing of his own
reckless act. would turn most any
man insane, even though considered
more balanced than Thaw. Thaw is
no angel all right, but his sanity will
balance we'll with some who appeared
against him,