davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21

0augbertp erblifte uno nit Dem
S9reie, oaB oieier lein 5amilien=
glif 5eritort babe, begann er 81
feuern. 0augbertp muroe i'm linfen
Irm perpunoet uno na6 Dem sos
pital gebra6t; 5ablreihe ntoere 5arz
nter, Die nit ibren @efabrten in Der
Nabe bielten, itoeen nod alien 3i6=
tungeu auseinanoer. Slaugbter
purbe inter $3.50 giirgi9ait geitelt.
Sn Ser @egeno bon Stamforo
puroe CLAUDE Graham BON einem
StraBenrauber eridolien uno feline
Sbmeiter, 5rau Iurslep, i6mer per=
nltnoet. Die beioen famen per 4u=
tomobil bon Sapton nno iparen I'M
gefabr IA Meilen gefabren, als
Der Sanoit nit elmer S6rotflinte
aus Dem @interbalt Seuet eroffnete.
.@s gelang Srau Gltrslep trot if
rer ibDeren Sermlnoung aus Dem
Mutomobil 5u flettern nno lid) nod
opei Weilen nod Dem na9lten
6armbauie 81 ihleppen, mo lie ben
Ilarm CAB. Sin GRANDDAUGHTER no
mems &. IS. lGlarf muroe ais Der
Sat peroabtig perbaftet.
SIN 8udner @ailenbauie 5u
Dallas iino IS ainoer am 9ppbos-
erfranft. lin Die "Musbreitung Der
gefabrliben &ranfbeit gu perbinoern
puroen Die 4ngeitelten, iomie Ste
iibrigen &inber, nngefabr 600 an Der
3abl, nit einem anti 9ppbuszse-
rim inofliliert.
Die 16iabrige Marie Gibbons
puroe auf Der 5arm ibrer gltern
orei Weilen BON Wonnt 9ernon pom
8lib eriblagen. Sbr 8ater, 5rDei
8riioer uno cine S1melter, ipelbe
I'M Sbltgarterl gu oerielbei1 3eitlgfirs
li1e pfIiidten uno iib, Inn Shus
Dor Dem &egen 81 iuden, inter Ell
men groBen Baum gefliidtet Fat
ten, uuroen onrd oenIelben S6lag
betanbt uno 5n 8ooen ~gefDorfen, aber
Ionit ni1t meiter perleBt.
Sic 3eras & Yacifie gilen-
balm bat Die gilenbabn aommil-
lion in Mnltin benahribtigt, oaB lie
s nelle @ofomptipen uno 109 $50
gen an5uidaffen geoenft; oer Som
trait lit oen 8alolpin 2ofomotiper1
@erfen fir Die Summe BON $780,,
600 sur gusfiibrung iibergeben.
- SSn galtropiae itarb Srau Che
rele 8urrel i'm Alter BON S4 SAT-
rem. sic miro BON bier Sobnen
uno elmer in Son antonio tDobnen-
ben 9ohter, Srau Senrp Henfeu.
iiberlebt.
- Der ~18j1brige Soc 8loder bon
Muffin, iiber oeiien llnfall beim Sali-
den IN ben Colorado mir in unierer
lebten Summer beridteten, lit iei-
men 8erlebungen erlegerl.
Gin pradtiger Negeg fiel am
9onneritag gegen 4beno in Cont
fort, Der Gegen belt ungefabr 5fpei
Stlnoen an. Die Iieoeri1ldge
iino fir oie grnte BON una6iebbarem
Torteil.
0ebt in Die bemofratiidjsr SRI
marmablen unb itimmt fir Sersn-
ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21
Die jnnse Sansfran.

Sic mar jung perbeiratet, bate
niht' Die leiieIte Mbnung BON Der
Siibritng zines Sollsbaltes uno pom
Ginfmifert unb CAB ibre erIte Sroer.
Gum @liid mar ser Grocer Elm flr-
ger Mann uno an Muftrage offer
Mrt getpobnt. Or lieB iid oaber
itidt leidt oerbliiffen.
SD miinIhe 5mei Hfuno paralp-
lierten 3nder,~ begam lie.
u0es m. SonIt nod etruas ee-
fdaig2"
u3wci 9iidlen eonoemnierte
Milh."
yges m. l1no err idrieb fonoen-
iierte Mil6 uio pulperiiierten 3ltf-
fer nieoer.
Gin Sud friides Sal8. llno
paiicn Sic auf, Dab es audi san5
friid it,
o8citer nifts, Ma'am? Sd ba-
be grade ihonen uSorierooiib~ be-
fommen."
u@ein.~ antportete iie. mir bal-
ten fem Bfero unp fonrten i'm oa-
Der nidt gebraithen.4
Ga iette fi1 Ser Grocer nieoer
nno fadeIte iid init einem @aib-
brett Cuff All.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21
&anpipaten fit Gtaatsimttr.

Sie nadltebenoen 4anoioate1 fir
Staats6mter balten mir fir empfeb-
letsDert:
gbef : Gidter oes Sbereeri6ts:
gfeIion Bbinips BON Dallas.
geiiisenoer &idter oes Sberge-
ridts: S. 6. gantis, Mc2enmar.
@ouperrteur: Sames 6. Sergulon.
gice-@% ouperneltr: IS. g. Sobbp,
Sefferlon.
@eneral-S ct aatsanipaIt: Sobn IS.
@opos.
Giienbabn : aommiiiar: sfaiiOn
Mnpfielo.
gtoats : .sdatmeiiter: S. 90.
Eoparos.
@idter oes &rimina[ : appela-
tionsgerihts: So. g. Morrop.
aommiiidr oes Sanoamtes: S. &.
Nobinion.
aderbqu : aommiiidr: Sreo. @.
9apis.
3omptroaer: $. g. SerreG.
3~ongreBmann at : large: Self
Mc2emore, Susb Nugent Sibgeralo.
Wir Itimmen IelbitperitanOIid)
gegen Submiliion oes Mnlenoe-
ments CUR ginfiibrlns Der Staats-
Erobibition.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21
Bur @abl.

gnf Dem gifet fir Die Grimar-
aDabl befinoen iid folgenoe geitim'
a1ititgen:
For the submission of an
amendement to the Constitution
providing for Statewide Prohi=
bition."
Against the submission of
an amendement to the Constitu-
tion providing for Statewide
Prohibition"
Man itreide bas uSor tbe iubmii-
zion uTm." ourh uno laiie uagainlt
Hbe iubmiiiion uip" iteben.
q
@ir MAIDEN nniere 2eier oarauf
uufmerfldm, oaB mir bier fir 5mei
sSrieoensrihter, beioe bonn /. Hre-
shift, nno fir 5pei &ongreBreprd-
ientaiten-at-lnrge 81 ftimmen baben.
f0ebt in Die Yrimarmabl!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21
" / i.

Oas Sous : &omite oes San
Mntonio Club bat ~angeoronet, oaB
Mitglieoer oes Clubs, Die Offi5iere
Der National @aroe gum geiud Der
GIubr1lme einIaoen, onralf 81 ie-
ben baden, ogB Die betr. Offi5iere
nidt in Uniform, %ionoern in
biirgerlider aleioung erideinen. Sc
Der Club bat ia ons perbriefte Hedt,
anoromlngen 81 treffen luao 6e-
geIn auf5uitellen. tuie es ibm be-
liebt, anein oas gorgebeu oes 9.
81. Club mug bod inter beionoere
2upe genommen Deroen. Ridtei
es iid gegeil Die Uniform als ioihc
ODER geget Die Mdiner, Die iie ira.
gen. Die bierbergeianoten Mili5er
limo uniere @1Ite; es iino Die Cen
fe, Die epertiieG nnlere @ren5e Der
fei6iaen uio 6amit ms Ielbit
fhiiten loIeu. 81 iino REPUTABLE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21
&c 3.

Inter 24,3OO Namen auf
ben Hetitionert in oenen UNI Mbitim-
milng iiber SnbmilIion gegeben
mlirbe, bat Gbas. S. &irf, Der Sc
fretar Der oemofratiIden Staatsfon-
pention, 1897 fallhe ltnteridriften
gefunoen.
- Der &otelbeiiber Sarrp Span=
nel bon Mlpine erIhoB BORT am
9onnerftag abeno geeen $50 oen
Sberitleutnant Matbeib @albraitb
Butler pom 6. a~apaaerie : Gegi-
ment, iomie feline eieene @nttin
Gbrpltal Spannea, geb. SoIano, bic
cine Der ihoniten Srauen IN Seras
gemeIen Iein fon. Die S1ieBeret
foilo III einem slutomobil in ser
Mitte Der Staot Itatt; Sberitleutllant
Butler bette init 5rau Spannell
ben &nuptiib eingenommen NAB
reno SpanneG ibnen gegeniiber ge-
ieiien bate. Spnrrea begab iid
gleih mad Der Gat gum Sberiff uno
iiberreidte oieiem feline @affe, mei-
gerte fid aber irgenomel1e Music
gen 5u MAIDEN. Sberitleiitnarlt 8llt-
Ter, Der Elm Sobn oes peritorbenen
Generals nnb 8unoesienators But
Ter bon Siio-garolino, iopie elm
@roBneffe oes Commodore Matbep
@albraitb 8errp mar, ltano i'm SO.
2ebensiabre lno erfreute iif ais
Sffi5ier zines ausge5ei6neten Gufes,
er batte nit ieiner Sdmaoron felt
Mai in Ilpine gelegen, wobin Inn
leine Srau Dor fur5er 3eit gefolgt
mar. Srau Spannea, cine 5o1ter
oes mathematician 8ieb5iidters
Sobn 81. Soaano, bate ibren @otten
altf Der 8aplor l1niberiitat in @aco,
~ lie ituoierte Ii. mo Oieier aIs Or
ganiit, @eiangs- unO alubierlebrer
angelteat mar, fennen gelernt uno
bate iid ip1ter nit i'm perbeiratet.
0as Soar bate cine 3eit lang in
@aco gelebt, bis ibnen Der Safer
reip. S1piegerpater oas SoGanO
&otel in glpine eingeribtet II. iiber-
geben batte. Sol0aten 6es 6. aa-
palleric : Hegiments paren iiber Den
gorfaa 10 erbittert, Dob iie beab-
iihtigten Spanmea aus Dem @efdng-
mis- gu bolen uno 5u lpnAen, bod
gelang es Der l1eberreoungsfunit Der
8iirger uno genmten, Die emporten
2eute BON i6rem perriiften 8orbd-
ben ab5ubringen nrto tie 81 berubi-
gen.
- Die Staot 8ommiiiion bon
Dallas, Die BON perIdieoenen reli-
gionsbeoiirftigen Metbooiiten nno
8aptiiten anfgeforoert mar, oelt
ngpangeliiten into @(poitel" uno che
matigen 8afebaI : Spieler 9iap
Sunoop sur abbaltung bon logen.
oRebiDal Weetings~ i1ah Dallas ELM
8ulaoen, bat iih gepeigert. bieiem
@unide naf5ufommen: lie ideinen
Der anfiht 81 fem. bob lie 8ruoer
8iQp's 8riilerei in Dallas nidt
braiiden.
Der Sarmer 90. 90. Slaugbter
periudte in Sort @ortb einen an
bern ,neben leinem @agen ite-
bertoen Sarmer namens s. s.
9augbertp gu eridieBen. Slaugbter
3og ieinen &epoluer, fobaIo er
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21
Sur Gountu-glerf

Sic nSreie 8refIe fir Seras" lit nus
tortliert, 5errn Jranf 90. NetutDn nls
aanoioaten fir @iebertpab[ fir bas Nmt
BEG Gpnntp= Glert in Der beborItebenOen
benlofratiiden 8rimdrtpabl am %. Sui
an8ufiinoigen.
8ir linb allforiiiert, Serrn George
Smrfeg als &anoioateu fir Dns Mnt
oes Gpnntys Glerf in Der ben1ofratiiden
Erimdripabl am %. Sufi anaufinoiaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21

San ~slntpuio, Ser, 81. Suli 1916
Brine CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil. So
Gents per @nnone.
Neiu gprf, 81. Suli. - Spot 5000
uno $10.65; Suli, $10.55 ulb $t0.65,
Mliguit, S10.38 ur16 $10.40, Septen1ber,
$10.24 uuo $10.25, Sftober, $3.50
un6 $a.40, Nopember, $685. il. S8.57;
9eSember, $8.46 nlb $8.47; Sarr1r,
$40 un0 $3.50; Sebrlar. $3.50 uuo
$500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21
@runbeiaentums . lleberiraannaen.

Bm. 9. Hoiip II. Srau an ben Sefres
tar bes @oarb Of Nfiions, 8rlnbitiid an
Der Collins CTR; $3.50.
Bertha Stumberg an gliis Searne.
@runoitild an Der @nentber Ctr; $40
Ii. q.
s. 9, Somler an o.. 6. goemer.
@runbitiid in Soutb Sm antouio;
$500.
g. g. @oore an 6. SO. Benedict.
@runbifiid in College @eigbts; $500.
s. 6. 5ids nuo g. 6. 8i0ionls an
Mug. 8. Sbneue jr., @runbitiid on
8igsbp Npe,, 8itte Serrace; SIS Ii, U.
Maria unb Sobanu Menf an 2ncile
6. grutder, @runoitiid an Der Union
Ctr; $3.50.
Otto @raf unb Srau an Soc 81. 2ittle
II. Srau, @rltnoltiid an Der 9anar Ctr,
$1,000.
Sbomas $. 9olan an @arp g. 9.
Bitter. @runoitiife an Der gde Der Slibe
uno Sherman Ctr. nilo an Der Ode Der
9aipion uio 2ibe Saf Ctr, $40 II. q.
MooIf 5erff an @. S. Sones, @rlInoe
Itiid an Der @de Der 2amar uno Wiese
quite Ctr; $1,000.
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WntI>Nn5ciocn.
fsir Qeaislatur. Ilak Wp. 4.

Sic nSreie Breife fir Seras" lit allz
toriiiert, 9errn No6ert y. Goon alS
&anoioat fir Die 2egislatar, Hlat Nr.
A, in Der oemofratiihen Rrimdrfpa9l
am %. Srli an5utiuoigen.
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iyir Gunntp Sdatmeiiter.

8ir, iinb aiitoriiiert, 5errn Better 3.
6oefgen nls &anoibaten CUR Bie0erfpabl
fir Das Imt bes GonntD= g hatmeiiter
IN Der 6emotratii1en Erimdrtpabl urs
sufiin0iQer1.
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Sir Gonntp : 8ommiHar Bresinft

@ir iino antoriiiert. Germ Gtas. e.
Outseit, &nnoibnt fir Wie6erfpnbl fir
ons Mmt Des Guuntg : Gpmraifdr Hre.
sinft Np. 2 in Der beboritebenoen bemos
fratiiden HrimdrtpaH am 20. Snli ans
5ufiinoigen.
Sir goants : &ommiHGr Hresinft
go. 4.
8ir iinb autoriiiert Germ Sarpep
Bed als &anbibnfen fir 0a5 Nmt bes
Gpnmtp : &otnmiTdr Yreainft SO. A in
Der bentofratiiden Brimdrtpabl am %.
Slili ansufiinbinen.
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larm.EruDnfte.
WentlfeA

aartOffslu, aene seras, $3.50, Ca
lifornia. $3.50.
SiiBe aartoffefn. 2ouiIiaua. $1.75.
3fpiebeln, California, $500.
aobl. $500 per Crate.
Reteriilte. 35c Der 9bb.s 8iitoeI-
@riiner Hfeffer, $1.25 per @uihsl.
Beeteu.A 46e per Gto. sBiin0eL.
0elbe WuraeIn, 40c per SlBer0.
@eerrettigsB uraeiu. Der BIB. 12Hr
gdnfnlpupeS, Gtnnonro, $3.50 per
Crate; Stumble, $1.25 Der Crate
Somaten. Segas. A a0rbe, Csc lfHo
zoe.
@urten, Der gnfheI, $3.50.
Spinat. 75c per guifel.
gierpflnnsen, $500 Der @uIdef.
gobnen, Crime. S1.25h bic $3.50
per 8nlhel.
Saualh, 75c Der 8uIhel.
&opflnlat. $500.
Ofra, $500 fir bier guffeL
8~lumenfohI. SITS fir 70 Gtiif.
Mnbieshen, 30c +. 1 Sbo. @iinoeIs
Seaerie, $1.00 Der 9ubeao.
yieh.Narft.
San Antonip, Ser. 81. SuIi 1916 -
&iihe $4.20 Bis $500.
&dlber $4.35 Biz 5000.
Odien $500 Bis $40.
9uuen $500 Biz S6.25.
ct. Souis, 81. Sili 1926. - 9iin6s.
bieh. Seras1@ieh, $3.50 Bis $9.f0.
Sdfpeine 1910 biz S10.05.
Jele.
WoIf itr0 Suhs 90 Cts
Gngoras9iesen. per Hfb. 10 Ca.
AHepras8ieaeu. 6efhdoigt -. 5 gh
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L.ckaIes.
IpransiidtlidJes 8etter.

Sir Gan Mntonio uno unlgegeno:
9eute abeno uno morgen, nnbeltan=
Ofq.
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yiir Gomntp : Mnmalt.

8ir 5inD alltoriiiert, Germ Som S.
Neiptpn als &nnoionten fir bas Gmt
oes Gpnntp : Antunlt IN Der bemofrntis
fden BrimdrtpabI am %. Suli an5uz
f%iin0iqerr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-21

@ebt in bic oemofratiIden Eri-
maruablen nnb itimmt segen Snb-
miiion.
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u1arftsBerieht
gnumtmune
G~DtruhTnmen- TrODufte.

San Gntonio, Ser, 1875 Cts.
Collection, aeifern, 1870 gts.
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@er ieinen @eener berablebt,
perfIeinert iit ielbit.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-11-01
HAVE YOU COTTAGE
SITES FOR SALE?
State Trying to Bring Buyer and
Seller Together. Will Issue
Book. Ask for Co.
operation.

Several thousand inquiries having
been received at the Office of the Sec
rotary of state during the past few
months regarding various phases OF
the summer tourist business in Yer
mont, and the number of tourists Wis
iting this state in 1916 apparently
having been larger than in any pre-
ceding year, the time seems oppor-
tune to devote more attention to the
advantages Vermont offers as an
ideal location for summer homes.
The three principal attractions which
the state offers in this respect are:
Beauty and variety of scenery.
Nearness to large centers of popula-
ton.
Moderate prices for suitable sites.
In order to reach large number of
persons who may desire to purchase
sites for summer homes, the state
publicity bureau proposes to publish
for free distribution a list Of small
farm and cottage sites for sale, and
any person owning such property in
Vermont and desiring to sell the same
may secure the insertion of an adver-
tisement without charge in the pro-
posed book by sending description
of the property to Guy W. Bailey,
Secretary of State, Essex Junction,
Vt. Where the site includes suffi-
Gent land for a flower or vegetable
garden, or has available for use a
good spring of water, such fact should
be noted together with nearness to
roads and to farms where supplies
may be purchased.
The most desirable sites usually
are those on the shore of a lake or
pond, or locations on the slope of a
hill or mountain, affording an extern
sive outlook. Of the latter class Yer
mont contains an unlimited number
and most property of this kind at the
present time brings to the owners
very little revenue.
The Publicity Bureau believes that
there exists an opportunity very
largely to increase Vermont's wealth
and prosperity through a judicious
development of the summer home
proposition. The idea appeals to
many persons employed in business
and the professions, and particularly
to those employed in educational pur-
suits who have long vacations. Ii
high prices are charged for sites not
now valuable a great opportunity will
| be lost If moderate prices are es-
tablished waste places will be de-
veloped, property values will in
crease, new markets will be opened
and a generally desirable class OF
| people will become attached to Yer
mont. Then people will become GOOD
customers and many of them will be-
come good neighbors. Good morals
and good business alike demand that
would-be purchasers be treated in a
| spirit of friendliness and fair deal.
ing. Through the newspapers of the
State, the department appeals to the
people of Vermont for their cooper.
alton in building up new and prom.
Using industry, which has been q
source of large profit to some of the
neighboring commemorative.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-11-01
MEXICAN STORIES
FORMALLY DENIED
ArredondO Clears Away a New
Source of Friction

Washington, Oct. 30.-What prom
ised to be new source of serious
friction between the United States
and the de facto government of Mex
leo apparently was cleared away last
night through formal Reputation by
Eliseo Arredondo, Mexican ambassa-
dor designate, of a statement issued
here under the name of Luis Cabrera
assailing the American government
for permitting aid to reach Villa and
other bandits from its side of the Dor
der.
Arredondo will go to the state de-
partment today with the explanation
that the statement was put out by an
employe of the Mexican news bureau,
the de facto governments semiof-
fetal publicity agency, without the
knowledge or consent of either the
embassy or Cabrera. Department Of
fcials said this would be accepted
and would be regarded as closing the
incident
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-11-01
MINISTER VAMOOSES
Eighth Wife and Her Children Left
to Shift For Themselves

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Oct. 80
Rev. Arthur Worthington, who was
expelled from the Christian ministry
here by tribunal composed OF
clergymen and laymen of the Presby-
terrain church after a trial lasting for
several weeks, has vanished. Wortn-
ington leaves behind him his wife,
one daughter and two sons.
Nothing definite can be learned as
to Worthington's whereabouts. 1t is
reported that he was seen at West
Nyack boarding a train. He was said
to have purchased a ticket for Mont
real.
The desertiOn Of wives appears TO
have been a favorite pastime with
WOrthingtOn. Evidence brought out
at the trial shows that he has done
the same thing on several previous
occasions. He has been married no
less than eight times. Several of his
wives are still living.
WOrthingtOn, who, up to year ago,
was pastor CT the Presbyterian church
at New Hamburg, is 68 years Of age.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-11-01
HUGHES Epiurams,


America will not hold her own BY
defamation"
"We should have investigation before
legislation, not legislation before in.
vestigation.''
"If you go through the Democratic
platforms for the last fifty years you
will feel as though you were walking
through a cemetery consecrated to de
parted constitutional theories"
81 do not covet power; power means
responsibility. l do not covet honors
1 have enjoyed great honors. I simpl,
desire to serve the American people,"
II do not want Office simply for the
sake of holding the job
We've got to get over the idea tina,
ANYONE is good enough for a job il
this country"
81 want to see our public administra
ton an honor to American ability"
Let our watchword be 'Americs
trained to do her best"
when America hesitates the work
ing man is apt to lose his job"
''The Republican party in its polio,
does not depend upon foreign war tx
save this country from disaster"
weakness breeds insult; insul
breeds war. Honest, firm, consistent
determined defense of known right.
establishes peace and respect through
out the world"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-11-01
Letter from California.

Editor Monitor:
Many people who have come to
California from Barton have written
letters to the Monitor and I have
taken so much interest in reading
them I have thought if ever I got
here I would write, even if it was
a faint effort, and as many Of your
readers are farmers, birds-eye view
by a Vermont farmer might be some
what interesting.
I left Barton October z. I must
have had fear to miss the train or
of kissing the wrong girl, for I only
that came to see me off.
In Montreal l met Mr.. and Mrs.
William Scott, who have been in Bar
ton a number of times with their son
and daughter. He went to Montreal
a poor boy and made good in the
building business, but like all, they
have to take up their cross. They
got a cablegram that day that their
son had arrived in England on his
way to the front. Mrs. Scott, who
has travelled extensively, gave me
some good points on travelling and
some books to read on the train, with
| pressing invitation to call on my
way back and stay as long as I liked
[ was we'll impressed with the ride
| through Ontario There were we'll
titled fields, plenty of fruit and heaps
| of straw which showed that district
raised lots Of grain. The ride to
Chicago through Michigan was in the
night SO [ didn't see much I did not
like the ride through Missouri as
we'll as Kansas, which is a wonderful
farming state. For illustration, there
is young man attending college at
Lawrence. He had his vacation in
June, in time to harvest the wheat
crop. Then he and his father plowed
and seeded three hundred acres of
corn and he went back to college and
will be all ready to harvest again in
June. If I had been looking for a
farm 1 do not think l should have
gone any farther. Colorado, New
Mexico and Arizona were disappoint-
ing to me. No good farm land.
But the Colorado mountains were
grand. I think it must have com
menced showing on those peaks when
Noah went into the ark and kept at
it ever since.
California is so wonderful can
not begin to describe it. With the
fate of Beachey fresh in my mind ]
had no idea that I should loop the
loop but that is what the train did
before it came into the San Joaquin
valley. This valley is certainly very
fertile. The crops are mostly fruit
and alfalfa, and it would be a good
place for anybody to come if there
was some way to kill off the lane
sharks. see by the paper thai
Miller, the great cattle king is dead
He owned $4,000 acres of California
land. The papers here think that il
will be for SALE
We are up in the mountains not fa1
from Grub Gulch of dime novel fame
Granite quarrying and mining is
about all that is done and the quar-.
ries are shut down now which makes
it dull. There are many horses, mules
and donkeys here running about the
lots. The autos have put them ou1
of job. A horse that would brine
from 5000 to $500 can be bought here
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for $75.
There is mission of the Presby-
terrain church here with services ev-
cry two weeks. The services are
much the same as at the Barton
church only they enter a great deal
more into the spirit of the thing.
The preacher puts me in mind Of the
Sky Pilot in the book of that name.
expect to be here some time and
will write again # you SO desire. I
pie, but cannot forget the Barton
folks.
Respectfully,
Hugh Campbell
Raymond, California.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-11-01
Sure Cure.

Sure Cure.
Hostess-People are very dull to-
night, Adolph. 1 can't get them to
talk. Host-Play something, dearest.