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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-17
Snsbes lpridJt franf 1nb frei.

CHARLES 6. Sugbes be9ann ieine
&arnpagnetour i'm Staate 8eit=8ir=
ginia in glarfsburg nit elmer ar-
Berit fraftpeaen Heoe, in uelder
ct feline friiberen @orte obne @unit
ODER 6urebt fir Sbus bon 2eib uno
2eben aller @n1erifoner Gorge tra-
gen 8u ipoGen nit geadorud mie-
oer6olte
SD trete fir Sic @e6te Der
slmerifuner in Der gan5en 8elt ein
uno oies obne 5nrht uno @unit1
lagte er. 9ies befraftigte er meiter
init Sen @orten:
SD babe fein slbfonlnetl fei-
ne Mbma1ungen, feline SSntriguett
nit irgenoiemanoen1, ionoern i6 tre-
te elm fir oie Sntereiien Der Ser
Staaten uno fir Sen Shus BEG 2e-
bens bon 9lmerifanern, fir oen
Sdus amerifanii6en Sanoels in
Ser gan5en @elt."
ollniere 5reunoe al1f Der anoeren
Settle (oie 9emofrateD, lprehen pol1'
ibrer Eolitif, beionoers Der in
Merico, als ob lie eine Holitif beg
5rieoens geneien lei", fnbr Serr
Sugbes fort. vgs mar nber feline So
litf oes- Srieoens, fonoern cine
Eolitif Ser 3erltornng BON 2eben
uno gigentum arnerifanii6er 9iir-
ger, neil ibren ser Sdus perIagt
lpuroe, Ser ibnen bate gelDabrt iDer=
ben loden gs gibt nur einen @eg
gu genonrtern Srieoen fir oieies
2ano l1tto Der lit: feit fir ltnfere Gb=
IRE unb Nehte ein5ltiteben giiebts 1T
5u oieler 3eit nottpenoiger als Die
@iiroe onerifaniiden giirgerieins
anfre6t 51 balten nno Der gan5en
@elt gu 5eigen, oaB mir llnleren
| 5rieben un0 nniere Siderbeit oa=
onrh oufre1t gu balten ge6enfen,
| baB mir nit Seitigfeit Die Inerfen-
nllng aaer unIerer befattften Nefte
perlangen. 8ir bea6fihtigen, ane=
rifartiife Hedte 5u ldiisen, anlerifa-
nii6en Srieoen 5ll iidern nno Die
rationale gbre aufredht 5ll 6alten.
Sugbes reoete Damn oem S1uB-
| soltarif bas @ort nno iagte, in iei=
ner anlpenonng peroe oerielbe ufei-
ne beionoere Sorte BON anleriifta-
niiden giirgern auf Soften anoerer
begiinItigen." u8enn Sbr einen
Shub5olltarif ba6en ipolt~ flibr Der
Neoner fort, vnliiBt Sbr einen 9on=
greB, Senat ltllo Sous, oeiien Mn=I
ioritdt an -Sdub5oll glaltbt, NIT
Der Mad)t befleioen Sd uiinid1e
ben Sieg oes repu6lifaniiden Sif-
/ fets i'm Saus uno i'm Senat. oantit
mir amerifanii1e Hrosperitdt auf
cine geTunoe @runolage pla5ieren
foflnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-17
anrSe l1eberli@t.

Die JransuIen nteloen, oak
lie ben iueItlidJen Sell bes Or
tes Saap=Salliiel i'm Somme-
Hebiet aenpmmen ba6en. Die
SelttIdJen nebmen 6raben bel
Gsnencpnrt.
Der oertidDe ltnteritaats-
IefretGr Zimmerman iprtdt
iiher bic ltmterieebuOtfrage
eSn @alisien nnb @plbpniem
iuiro eifris sefampft, Fat iidJ
aber nid)ts berGnoert.
Die Seiterreider nnb Seat-
idlen sreifen Die 9iniien bel
Sprnn @atra in Der Snfpiuina
an nno treiben tie iiber ben Ne-
sra-Jlnk.
@eraro fommt Montag NIT
Dem Erdiioenten 5iiiammen.
Die in rnIerm 2anoe iuob-
menben 0rieden iuDllen @eni-
selos sit 6iilfe fommen.
Die 9iumanen melDen, tie
bGtten Die 9entiden nnb De-
iterreid)er beint Sitos Gah
iuieoer iiber Die @rense suriif-
getrieEen.
Die gurid)lage nnIeres 9sra-
iioenten 6esiislidl Der notlei-
Oenben Eolen iinS snriifgeipie=
len.
Die 9llliierten IUllen Die pDn
3eniselos gebilbete 9iesiernns
anerfannt ba6en.
Der sriedJiidleu 3esiernng
iuerocn lire letten &riegsidiffe
geitDblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-17
9iumdniens Sren6rndj.

Gie 9erliner 3eitung r9(m @lit-
tag" perofientlift 9lus5iige aus Dem
oiterreidifcb itngariiden 9totbnd,
iiber oie 9e8iebungen NIT 9iund-
MEN pom %. Slli 1914 bis gum p.
9(uguit 1916.
n8as 9fotblld," fdreibt oas 9latt,
oentbielt piele bisber unbefannte
9eridte ieniationeaen aorafters, oie
Der oiterreidild ltngariide @eiano,
te in 9ufareit nad @ieu ianote.
uno Die e6enIoiebr oen Grel6ruh
Der rltndniIhen 9fegierltng eripeiien
aIs Die patbetilfe @altunq oes per-
Itorbenen &onigs &arl.
0g(m %. .Sult 1914 mics oie otter.
reifiid ungariide 9fegterung III
rem @eianoten in 8ufareIt an, sic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-17
Spri6t i6er Die Jeutra6n uno Ole l1Melee6oole
9tc,te oentide Sffeniipe+
9ie QaQe tit 0a3eu nno @olbpnien nnperanoert
Die nneariieben Hum1nen mnS itre
Ganrsleute im Hum6nien.

sln Der 0iterreidiidl italieniiden
Srpnt id)eint iiberaa sefampft
at Iein. Die Staliener Iagem, tie bat
ten ani Dem aaritpfatean einise nsi-
ne @eiuinne gemadt.
Die esraHsoIen meloen, oak tie III
einem brillanten 9taf)tangriff in ben
Crt Sallg-Saaiiel i'm Somme @e=
biet eimseornngen itnb nnb oen Seil
oes Grtes ueitlid) pun' Der 2amoltra-
i,e NIT bem Sd)lpf nnb Der Stride ge=
npmmen baben. Die 9entiden mel
BEN, Die syransDIen batten bic bent=
idjcn Stellnngen lueitlid) Dun oem
Grt beIebt, ieien bnrd einen 0egen-
amariff aber mieber ams linen Der=
triebem mproem. Die 9entiden mel
cen, Saf iiberbanpt alle 9lmgriffe Der
TransoIen abgeif)lagen lumroen.
2ebteres bebanpten aud, Die 6ran5o-
len BON ben 9lngriffen Der Sentid)en
Die Sentid)en ba6en ben Gnglaa.
bern bei @nenbecpnrt int Somme-We,
biet @raben ipieber fDrtgenommen,
meldje sic Gnglanber am Sage ppr=
fer beIebt 6atten.
slm Wontas miro Die 3niammen.
fmnft sluiiden Dem Eraiioenten nno
bem gDtidafter 0erarb in Sona
9rand), N. S. itattfinben. Der Eras
iibent bat 0erarb snm 2mmd) eingela'
Sen mno lebterer iuiro moi ben 9eadl.
fnittag iiber in Sbaoolu eaun blel-
ben nno oem 9raiiOenten cine lie.
bcriid)t iiber Sie Gage in Semtidlani
ae6en.
Sine Sepcife aus @aibingtOu
melSet, nniere Hesiernng meros
nidjt sngeben, baR Die 3nriifiuei
Jung nnieres Groteites segen eng
lild,e ltebergriffe sm gefGbrlideu
@erluiflmngen fiibren iuerSe. Wiii
ambern @prten, man luirS luDl eint
9lntiuprt id)ifen, aber Dieie Slnt'
mort miro 10 poriid)tis sebalten iein
baF Gnglanb iid bnrd) tie iueber be.
leibigt fiiblen, nod iidl iiber lie ar.
germ fam nnb i'm lte6rigen mirS
man iifj rnbig nit ser Sbrfeige sit.
frieben gebent Die man erbalten fat
nnb Die GnglanSer rnbig nniern
Eoitperfebr it0ren tnb nnIere Sriefe
bnrdjidniiffeln laiIen.
Die aommiiIioH iueld)e bic Gr-
Id)ieknng bes amfitGnoiiden Srlan-
bers Sfeffinstpn nno oes &na6en
Goabe mnterImd)t bat, Die 8eibe bon
Gapt. goiuen Golbbnrit eridofien
iunroen, leeterer, nm bic Grmorbano
bes Griteren nidt sm uerraten, err
Hart bic Sat fir abIolmt nnscredJt-
fertigt. Gapt. goluem-gDlo bnrit iuirO
aber bod nidt ais M0rSer anse-
flast nnb beitraft iperoen; benn man
fat i'm fir iuabniinnig erflart.
gfeoje Gerppie, einer Ser Seilneb-
mer an Der @erifiu5rnng iuelde Die
Grmuromns bes Grsber5oss Sranj
Seroinano nnb ieiner @emablim sur
Solse bate, lit i'm @efansnis ge-
itpr6cn.
TrGiibent @illOn madjt befannt,
bal, Iein @OridJlas SIR llnteritatnng
Der geptleibenSen Eplens ppn ben
friesfiibrenSen NfGdten in europa
5nriifseuieien lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-17

sSn einem sSnterpieip erflGrte Der
oentIdje ltnteritaatsiefretdr 3ini.
inermann: Sentidlano babe snr 3eit
feinen Streit NIT ben Ser. Staaten
iiber Die ltnteriee6ootfrage nnb es
eriuartc aud feinen. Die 9lntport,
iueld)e bic amerifaniIdDe &egiernng
upr einigen Sagen ben Illiierten
gab, aIs Die Sebteren perlangten,
fic iolle lire 6Gfen ben ltnteriee-
6Doten idliefen, seige ben @eiit
edJter NentralitGt nno Elm Streit lei
ansgeidIuiien. Sasegem babe
9eittidlanS nit Spanien, NIT !6u[-
lamb nnS NIT Norluegen cine Gpn-
troperie. Die sinselesenbeit nit
Sollano iueroe iid) leidt reseln lai-
len, iuenn erit Elm genaner ge-
ridt iiber bic 3eritOrnns bes Sam-
piers Sloomersbiif porliege. Nit
Spanien lei Die Sade idpn fumpli-
5ierter. Gs banSle iid) nm bas @er-
ieufen ipaniidjer Sbitbampfer. Sn
gSirflidfeit Ieien bieIe redjtmGfige
Eriiem, benn lire 9abnma lei Gon-
tre6anoc. Sentid)lano babe iid)
a6er bcreit crflGrt, iolde Sf)iffe paI-
iiercm sn laiien, iuenn lie geIdleini-
gnngcn BON oent Sentiden apnIml
i'm slbfaBrtsbafen batten nnb iuenm
bic gllliierten geitatteten, bal, 6bnli-
die 9abnnaen Sdiff fir SdJiff fir
Den SentIden Wfarft 6nrdselaiien
iuiirScn. glnf Sieie Goridlage babe
9cntifjlanS nod feline 9lntiuort err
'ilaltcn. 0as guriueaen an6etref-
fe, 10 lei 9emtId)lnnb Der aniidt, bae
Der Grlaf, onrdJ ben es ltnterIce-
booten Die syabrt onrd) ieine @cluai-
fer Derbiete, nidjt in ltebereinitim-
1mmna nit ieiner 9ieutralitat itebe.
Sei 9orna 8atra in Der Snfoiui-
na, bort no iidD bic Siibiueitipibe bes
9an6es sudden 3inmanien itno lit
garn biueinidJiebt, Gahen bic Gent.
idlem mnS Celterreider gegen Die
yinfien cine Cffeniipe besonnen mmo
Die @esner iiber ben 0egra-Slmk sa.
riifeetrieben. Die CciterreidJer mel
oen, bak iie bort nHo am Smofree
600 @efangene gemadjt ba6em, iuab-
reno bic 9uiien bon iueit ii6er tan-
iemo @efamgemem er5ablen, bic iie in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-17
Sniano,

Gidter 9ugbes 1agte in einer
Geoe, Die er In Omaha, gebrasfa,
btelt, man beihulbigei tim, oaB, i'm
sSalle er gepablt neroe, Die .Ma1t
binter Dem Sbron", oas ,illuifibIe
goDernment" pie er Iagte, in @irf-
li6feit regieren neroe. yglls i1
@oupernellr BON 9eeip yorf mar, J,
filbr Slgbes fort. bat es fein ,inpi-
ii6le golioernment" feline Ma6t bill=
ter Dem Sbron, gegeben uno penu
id Gr1iioent bill miro es aud feins
geben.
Sn gbiago ipnroe Elm 3abn-
ar3t Namens 9ioberts BON Ieiner
iefs5ebniabrigen Sohter auf Der
StraBe eridoIien. Die llriade Die
fer ieniationellen Got lit nidt be-
fannt.
Ger @olfItllrfn beipegt iidb
ii6er ben @olf nad) gforoen gu. Mau
befiirdtet ldmere Stiirnle i'm @e-
biet Der Ser. Staaten.
- SftVftd19an ut elner 0er l6lIllltlt=
item S6neeitiirme i'm @ange, Die
ieit eSabren bort porgefonllnen iito.
Sraiioeut gSilIon bat cine
Iroflantation erlaiien, oaB am 81.
uno %. 5. 0fts. Siilfsbeitr1ge fir
oie in &lein 9liien notleioenoen slr-
menier uno Sprier geiaumelt per-
ben loaen. Charles q. Crane. go.
10 6iftb slpe., gten 9orf Gitp, lit
alltoriiiert, ale oerartigen S5iilfsgel-
Der elltgegeBnnebmen.
= Die aitf Der Smell Gulebra
Oidt bel Gorto 9iico gelegenen Ser.
Staaten 0tarine Citation lit oure6
ben Sltrrifan letter @ohe 5eritort
poroen.
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: 9ea6 Dem 8eribt oes 9onf-
aommilidrs 9luitin paren in oen
beridieoenen teraniiden Staotsban-
fen uno Srult &onpagnien am
t2. Septenlber tt7,977504 oepo.
inert; ettpa 81 MilIionen Dollar
mebr als gnoe Suni 5. So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-17
Summer go.

iid in Dem Staatslager befinoen, ba=
ben gefebl erbalten, nad Der @ren-
sc sit geben.
9aiiasiere, sic in Gl asalo
einsetroffen iino, hebamptem, @illa
lei i'm geiit bon gsamiqnipa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-17

Die brittle 9ltascoIa gountp
5air miro III SSouroanton arn 49,,
30. uno 2t Oftober abgebaIten tper-
Den.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-02-16
SOCIAL EVENTS.

About 20 friends of Peter A. La
chance gave him a farewell banquet
at Sherburnes restaurant last Satur-
day evening. AS a token Of the esteem
in which he is held by his many
friends he was presented with foun-
tain pen and set of military brushes.
The presentation was made by DR.. j.
A. Drouin. Mr.. Lachance completed
his Iabors at the Fairbanks factory
last week and left Monday morning
for Boston where he is to be employed
in the warehouse of the Bennington
Scale company. This warehouse is
under the charge of j. B. Paige, New
England sales manages for the Ben
nington company.
Mrs. Herbert Wood Blodgett was
the hostess for the regular meeting of
the Searchlight club on Monday eve
ming.
Misses Zilla and Grace Rodliff en-
tertained the members of their Sun
day school class with the teacher, Mrs.
o. K. Chesley. at Valentine social
Monday evening. The rooms were
prettily decorated with hearts and
trophies, a business meeting was held
games played and refreshments of
ice cream and cake served. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. w. J. Perry entertained ten
ladies of the neighborhood at a quilt
ing party Friday afternoon. Two
puffsi were tied and a delicious supper
served, the place cards being Valen-
tines and the decorations hearts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-02-16
Spring
Bargains

We have several especially good
bargains on our lists at this time, and
dandies for a man to get in on for
early spring; one is a $50 acre farm,
extra good house. good barn and OUT
buildings, cottage house for hired
help, apple and sugar orchards. and
first class in every detail
Another is a so acre farm, extra
good house, good barn and dandy
chance for trout pond. quite a quanti-
ty of wood and lumber; either of these
farms can be bought on easy terms by
reliable parties.
Two or three good bargains which
we could exchange for renting prop
erty; we also have some especially
good business propositions which
would please someone. Better look
them up.
In 1850, 62% of the people in the United States
were engaged in agricultural pursuits; today
statistics show us that about 33< occu-
pied In other words 80. 100000 people are I'M
dertaking to feed the other 66000.0O0, besides
exporting farm products to foreign countries.
Is it any wonder that people are HOWLING
ABOUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING, and
that the farmers ARE MAKING MONEY.
We have a few nice tenement houses that are
mighty good paying propositions and will bear
careful investigation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-02-16

from floor, Witty Z, Battye 3, Badger
2. Towne 2, Silloway, Warden; goals
from fouls, Witty 8; referee, Gammell:
timers. SmaIley and Salman; scorers.
Law and Nelson; time, 2O-minute
halves.
FFeshmen-Seniors.
Although overshadowed by the big
game the go between the Senior and
Freshmen girls Monday night was an
exciting event. The youngsters were
sent against the upper class on account
of the injury to Miss Cramton of the
Sophomores. and they not only proved
that the substitution was a good one
but laid their older sisters low to the
tune of to 0. Miss G. Gibson was
responsible for all the scores, a basket
from the floor and two from fouls
The score:
FRESHMEN SENIORS
Miss M. Gibson, IF Ig, Miss Hancock
Miss Day, If re-, Miss Woods
Miss c. Gibson, c, Miss Nolan
Miss Hill. re- If, Miss Adams
Miss Nelson, lg IF, Miss Bailey
Score. Freshmen 4, Seniors o; goal
from floor, Miss G. Gibson; goals from
fouls. Miss c. Gibson 2; referee,
Gould; scorer, Miss Eklof; timer,
Hunter; time, 12-minute halves.
League Standing.
Following is the standing of the
northern Vermont league revised to
date. 1t shows that the last four st.
J. A. games have materially improv-
ed the standing of the local five. And
not only that, but with six games to
play they still have a good chance for
the cup
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-02-16
Wanted. For Sale, ETC.

(Small advertisements will DO In
serted in this column at the rate OF
and one cent a word for subsequent
insertionsl-
DREssMAKIFG children'- work a spec
- ialty. MRs. FRED M. PRRRIoARD, Mt.
Vernon Street.
FOR SALE. Deer head. i've point buck,
mounted. Address 5. cALHDoNIAN-
For SALE. Light bay horse. absolutely
= sound. safe and kind, weight 100. r. 4.
SPAULDINc.
FURNISHED ROOM to rent. as Summer
street.
FOR SALE. High grade $500 piano. used
but few months. Leaving town must
be sold at once. Box 323
FOR sALE, Dry 10 inch wood. o. n.
DREW AZ Son. Danvilie 9-3i.
TOR SALE. thoroughbred HoIstein calves
male and female, Pontiac Korndyke
breeding. Prices right. 5. l.. Grant, East
st. Johnsbury.
option Of one-half store occu pied by Lvn-
donville store also store fixtures consisting
of four up-to-date silent salesman show
cases, one cash register, one roll top desk
and chair. mirrors. try on chair. footrests,
clocks. ladders and display racks, counter,
AMOS w. SCOTT Co, st Johnsbury, VT.
GIRL WANTED to work in small hotel.
- Address r., CALIFORNIAN OPTICS.
7 osT. Valuable coon hound. color solid
- tan. Reward for return. l.. F. cosLAEr.
STORAGE ROOM to rent. Furniture. A,
- z CoUNsRLL & son.
CTENOGRAPH PLY and Typewrting. Public
y work. FLORENCE CHRsLRY, Elisha
Mays Office.
TENEMENTs TO RENT. Modern In every
way and in first class condition, prices
reasonable. CAL. donna X RAL ESTATE Co.
ITO RENT. M odern eight room tenement
on Sum ner st. Inquire j. r. PUFFER.
TENEMENT TO RENT. Phone 575-M.
TO RENT. Pleasant room heated and
lighted. 81 CLARK AVENUE.
WAITRESS wanted at once st. Johns
w bury House.
WANTED. Capable man and wife on
w farm Good pay. CAN 1873.
WANTED. A girl for general housework.
" MRs. ARTHUR MERRILL, Lyndon Cen
ter, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-02-16
PASSUMPSIO

(Mrs. Harold Wood. Correspondent
Mrs. Charles Morgan is sick.
Miss Ellen Louie is seriously sick
at her home.
Several from here attended the u.
c. T. minstrels at ST. Johnsbury last
week.
Willard Gray visited at All Fulford's
last week.
Frank McGill is sick.
Mrs. Emma Shepherd is stopping
with her son. Ernest Shepherd.
About rs friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gillander met at his home
Thursday evening and gave him com
plete surprise. A very pleasant eve
ming was spent in playing games. Re
freshments of cake and coffee were
served.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Belknap on the arrival of a son
Saturday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-02-16
BEAT MORRISVILLE
St. JOhnsbury Academy Played
Strong Game Against ''Spunky
LamOille" Monday Evening

There were five reasons why Peo-
pies academy of Morrisville-until
Monday night leaders in the league
did not win the contest in F. C. A. hall
on the aforesaid night. These reasons
were Ellis, Witty. Masse. Warden and
Farnham.
That is the best St. J. A. could send
against the visitors and anyone of the
'Spunky LamoilIe'' five will testify
that the combination proved good
enough.
AS you may surmise from the fore
going st. J. A. won their game and in
the parlance of the street 1T was
some game" Nineteen to 16, the
score board read when referee Gam
NELL blew his final whistle and not
one point. of the 35 was given away.
Every one called for struggle and the
boys were right there with the punch
Witty was never in better shape and
it was clear from the first that he was
the local who should do the shooting
as he had a perfect range and was
going like a whirlwind. Seeing this
his teammates kept him busy through
out this thrilling match. He respond
the floor and three times on free tries
In handing out this praise to Capt
Witty it should in no way detract from
the splendid exhibition put up by the
other four men. They were up against
what is considered the fastest team il
the league and hardly anyone expected
them to land the match. 1t was no
f1uke however but a hard earned vic
tory and the only solution possible is
that the better team won.
ST. j. A. not only improved their
own standing by winning this gam
but pulled the Peoples academy out
of first place in the league.
The first period ended with ST. J. A
in the lead S'to and the visitors were
never allowed to head them during
the last session.
With about four minutes to play and
the score 10 to II the visitors put
everything they had into one big
drive. This attack netted them two
baskets but they were unable to wear
down the locals. The latter fought
every inch of the way and showed that
their defensive was as well developed
as the offensive and the fastest
and cleanest game ever put up by an
academy five stayed right here at
home.
For the visitors Silloway, Battye and
Ward showed up strong. Their team
work was good and several times tn
threatened to break up the game when
headed towards the ST. J. A basket
but the locals met them half way or
every occasion and kept the balance of
power.
Coach Gould was radiant after the
game and was kept busy accepting
the congratulations of<the FANS while
the team had to run the gauntlet of
admiring friends whose enthusiasm
was unbounded.
All teams look alike to ST. J. A. now
after four wins in row and they are
expecting, to take another step toward
the top of the league at the expense
of Montpelier seminary next Friday
night. If you didn't see them work
against the Morrisville five you had
better take chance Friday night. It
will be worth while.
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CHURCH NOTES

First Church of Christ. Scientist.
Pvthian Building SUNDAY morning SER
vice. 1O.45. Subject, Mind THE
reading room is in the same hu lding and
is open daily. except Sunday. from $50
to p. m.
Church of the Messiah. Clam
chowder supper Thursday Sunday
morning sermon. "That Conscience"
Sunday evening address, Jesus and
Poverty"
First Baptist church. Sunday TO- 20
a. m. "a Wheat Thresher's Power.
p. m. 1.-THE Road to Yesterday"
The monthly meeting of the Brother
hood will be held Thursday evening
beginning at O'Clock An excellent
program has been arranged, music,
readings by Miss Alice Clark, and an
address by Robert Simonds on the
new compensation act. All an al e
invited. The Whatsoever class will
hold social on Friday evening with .
good program. light refreshments Will
be served.
Summerville School House. Service
will be held on Sunday at $3.50 p M.
with Rev. Paul d. Moody as speaker.
MORE SAP THIS SEASON
Improved Sap Spout That Insures
Large Increase In Yield.
BROOKLYN. Feb. 15th-The remark
able results. proven by actual figures.
from the use of the STEELE Eureka sap
spouts. have demonstrated that from
twenty-five to forty per cent more
maple sap is realized than with the or
binary old fashioned spouts. Their
cost is small and it is said that the in
ventor. c. G. STEELE, IS Fifth Avenue.
Brooklyn. N. Y, is sending samples
gratuitously to all who want more sap
this season. adv.
The 25 cent piece was made famous
by the American Liver Tablets the
perfect laxative.
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One f. G. A. Game.

The only game in F. G. A. league
last week was between the Stars and
c. c. Thursday evening. The former
won out on a score of Sc to AZ, and
thus strengthened their hold on frs
place. This weeks schedule calls for
four games.
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The lads" are the white Papers
OF the stores-in which the reasons
are set forth for all unusual buying
opportunities which they offer to
you.
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The rs cent piece was made famous
by the American Liver Tablets, the
perfect laxative.
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w. G. Fancher, Supt,
Training School,
Lawrence, Mass.
BIRTHS

At Sutton. Feb. 10, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. I LaC1air.
At Kirby Feb IL. daughter TO Mr.. and
Mrs. b. r. Perham.
At Monroe, n. H., Feb. 10, daughter TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Plamadon
At Groton, Feb. I. a daughter TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Morrison
At st. Johnebury. Feb. 12. a son. PerlcY
Homer. to Mr.. a. M rs. Philip o Belknap,
and grandson to Mr.. and MRS. n b. ingalls,.
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Games This Week.

Games This Week.
Tuesday, Independents VS.. G. G.
Wednesday. A. c. VS.. c. c.
Thursday. Independents VS.. A. G.
Friday. Independents VS.. Stars.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
Here Is Another Grandson

Of Pontiac Korndyke, 10 months old,
dam now owned by the University of
Vermont; record at 26 months of age,
1880 pounds milk, 1888 pounds of
butter
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MARRIAGES

At l., ndon entire, Feb. 8. by Rev c. r..
Could George Peak Hnd Miss DelphiDe Pills
bury, both Of south Wheeluck.
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FOR SALE
VERMONT, CALIFORNIAN
WANTED

Single woman, rs to IS. To cook for
small family and care for boys dining
room. Permanent. Salary 5000 per
month and home.
Give references in first letter.
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WEATHER

At Bingham's Drug Store, for the weel
ending February IL.
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