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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26

FoR SALE -Hoistein bulls, anything
from half blood to registered, from
one year old down. A. A. James, Fer
ryvilIe, Wis. 24w
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26
MARRIED

At the Viroqua circuit parsonage Thursday at
one o'clock. occurred the marriage of Miss Jessie.
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris WEIGH
Of Pleasant ridge. to Mr. Wayne Cowden. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A Cowden of this city. The ring
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Maeaulay.
The young couple were attended by Harold and
Merle Cowden. brother and sister of the groom. 1t
was as happy a uniting of hands and hearts as it
was a quiet affair Both are well-known young
people Of the community. the bride being teach
er in our public schools the past four years. The
happy couple left the afternoon train for trip
70 the twin cities and other points before taking
up housekeeping on the Cowden farm at Brook
vile prepared 70 make the most Of LIES relations
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26

For SALE -One of the very best
building locations in the city, south of
Congregational parsonage, II lots of
ground, good barn, small house, cement
sidewalks, city water. Will sell rea-
sonable if taken soon. Inquire of Eth
ell Atwood 2-3w
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26

This IS the time of the year when
we abuse our eyes. These aches and
pains in the head are refiexes from var
ious eyestrains. DR.. Evenson OF La
Crosse can give the proper attention
and he grinds his own lenses. Our folks
save money going to him too ADV.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26

For SALE--120 acres. new house, base
ment barn, two tobacco sheds, large
hay shed just built. granary. corn crib,
wagon shed, small horse barn, well.
wind mill, etc Land ia fine condition
for corn and tobacco, miles from vi
roqua, s175 per acre, see Albert Solver
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26

Place your order now for Studebak-
err automobile.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26

WANTED Experienced farmer wants
to rent good diary farm with stock on
same for share rent. Give description
of farm when answering. A. R. Farr,
LaValle. Wis. 4-2w-'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26

WANTED Young woman to { k e
nurse training at New Sanitarium,
Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin,. Address
Supt of Training School. saw
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26

WaNTED-A mature woman Of ex-
perience to keep house for two broth
ers on farm, Norwegian preferred.
Easy place, wanted about March first.
Apply to Davik Bros, ViroqUa. 3-2W*
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26

work in family of FIVE. Inquire of M.
j. Felix
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-26
Wanted

WANTED Renters for several living
rooms in a good business block, second
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16

Bethel 60 visit her cousin Mrs Frank
Martin, who has been critically III, put
now seems to be making an improve
mcnt.-Miss Eddy, the sister OF jacob
Eddy who lived with her sister MIS-
Rccrs, in Braintrcc, died carly III inc
week and was buried Tucsday-MlsS
Annie Mcsscr left here on Wednesday Tor
Rochester, summoned by the illness o1
her aunt. Mrs. Julius Mcsscr.-M MIS- ~
u. Cassidy and Miss Carlotta Norman
have Just received news of the death 81
their nephew, Ralph Elmer shea, VINO
died IN Edmonton, II. G. Mr.. ana Mrs'
Shea went to Odds, Alberta, u few years
ago. Their oldest son enlisted In the
army, and while in training WAS attacked
with the measles, followed by pneumonia
which caused his death. Tho mother was
Ella Norman and she has three sisters
living in this town. they formerly lived
at Fast Braintroc, only a short distance
from this placc.--AnOthcr severe storm
visited Randolph Wednesday. there nav
ing been snow almost continuously since
the month of March came in-Mrs. {. {.
stevens. who has boon critically i'll at
the suntHriun for two weeks. is now
thought to hc imuroviu-.--l J, Ircrisc is
improving from his late Illness and now
MIR. 1rc''isc Is also IL. Their daughter,
Mrs. Erwin Scott OF Hrlrc is Wiih them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16

Dckey Of Lake Tahoe, Cal, and John l..
Dickey Of Barre town.
Tho marriage of Lyman +. Sumner
ticket agent at the local Central Vermont
station, and Miss Marion r. Clarke Of
Manchester. n. H.. which took place Jan
uary II in this city at the Congregational
Church parsonage, the ceremony being
performed by tho Rev. Stanley r. Blom-
field, was announced yesterday by Mr.
Sumner, the couple having kept tho wed.
ding secret from everyone but their I'm
mediate relatives. The groom Is the son
OF Mrs. william Fl. Baker Of School
street and has been employed at the local
station for over two years. The bride
Is the daughter Of Mrs. Agnes NJ. Clarl;
OF Manchester, N. H., IN which city she
has been employed as bookkeeper for tn.
G. d. Steele company for several years
They will be Mt home after May at IL
st. Paul street.
Flora NJ. Morchouse has filed petition
| for divorce from Richard A. NIorehous,
| IN county court, W. A. Lord appea rim,
| for the petitioner
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Nathan Gallup has finished driving on
che stage routc.--The Mite society will
tcrvo dinner vt the church Thursday
Mt. and Mrs Russell Johnson returned
the last Of the wee: from Jnderhlll
JaNing been called there by the deatn
of their daughter Mrs. Judson Clark
Mr." +. f.. blanchard and son. William
were guests last week OF friends in
l.owell-Miss Hazel French, employed in
the Miller store, Is at her home In
Eden for short vacation. Charles
1ladley is planning an entertainment 70
I've sivom soon for tho benefit Of the
boy scouts,-Alrs. Leila Page was n
visitor in Hyde Park Tuesday.-Alton
and Ida Davis accompanied Mrs. c,n-
thia Magoon to Corinth Saturday, the
former to live in the family OF Mr.. and
Nrs. Charles Eastman, while the latter
will live in the Magoon home L. A.
Wedge WAS business visitor In Cam
bridge Tuesday.--rhe funeral of Rod
ney Ives was held Friday at two o'clock
at the Advent Church, the Rev. George
TABOR of MorrisVille officiating Miss
Helen Crocker, who teaches in Mont
pelicr, will be ut home Friday evening
FOR two weeks Nacation,--There will
be a st, Patricli's bali Friday evening.
The event will be in honor OF c. j..
Nunn's birthday conference.-the
Loyal Sons and Daughters Will Eold a
social Friday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
ONE OF THE LAKES THAT PASSED.

The large prehistoric lake which flood
ed number OF the valleys OF northwest
ern Nevada at a very recent geologic date
but has now passed away, was named
Lake Lahontan, in honor Of Baron La
Hontan, one of the early explorers OF the
headwaters of the Mississippi. The lake
covered approximately $40 Square miles
at It's greatest expansion, and in its deep
est part, the present site of Pyramid lake.
1t was at least $50 feet dcep-that it, is
surface stood approximately 30 feet ahov.
tho present water surface of PYRAMID
lake. The ancient lake had no outlet OK
cept the one that led straight up, its wa
tiers being dissipated entirely by evapora-
ton, thus writes the United States Seo-
logical survey.
A large area n few miles north of VIM
nemucca is covered with sand dunes form
ed since the disappearance Of Lake Ia
hontan The dunes arc fully - feet
thick, and their sleeper slopes are on the
east side, thus indicating that the whole
vast field of sand is slowly travelling east
ward. This progress has neccssitated A
number of changes in the roads in tho
southern part of Little Numbolt Valley
during recent wears In some places N
this region the telegraph poles have been
buried so deeply that they have had tp
he spiced in order to keep tho wires ahoNe
the crest Of the dunes The sand is of
light creamy-ycllow color and forms hedo-
tifully curved ridges and waves that are
covered with a fretwork Of wind ripplos,
and many of these ridges are marked IN
the most curious manner hy the t"ot-
prints Of animals. which form strange
hieroglvph,cs that are sometimes difficult
TO translate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
BENSON.

George bcycttc has been elected town
treasurer for Benson for tho 18th success
@ivc time. having practically unanimous
vote. Tic was also voted ~ salary of 800.
"A church suciablc was held n, William
SouthWurhs on ItuGall street March :.
Cyrus NJ. ijcldcn passed his !Dth milo
stone last WcclC ut his nome at the lower
end OF tho village. few Of his neigh
bors called and congratulated him. other
wise the anniversary vas unnotcd Mr..
lioldcn was n boatman on Lake Cam
plain in Ills carly days. having his home
in Putnam n. y, md later engaged IN
farming. lie r. now in fairly good health
and last summer cultivated ono of tho
best gardens in town.--Luthcr W. Brown,
who sold his farm a few days ago to a
Mr.. Bush of Missouri, has bought tho
Frank Policy place in Fair Haven and
will go there to livc.--Carl F. King and
family returned from Redlands, CAL,
Tuesday,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16

Tho whist party which was to have
been given this evening in Grand Army
hall has been postponed until ncxt
week Wednesday cvcning.--M Ed
ward $. Marsh, who has been visiting
her daughter for several months in
Washington, d. c.. has returned home
Charles V. Nccdham of Pearl street,
who has been III for weeks, is able
to be out again.--The condition of Mrs.
Patrick Kelley, who has been seriously
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
i. llahcr, is much improvcd.--W william
Hayes is moving from Goshen to the
Elmer Laird house on tho Forestdale
oad--Thc Rev. Il. +. Cray returned
yesterday from Poultncy, where he de-
liNercd Oh address ut the Lcnten scrv-
ices Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Cross were
in burlington Tuesday To attend tho fu-
neral OF tho late Lucius Bigclow Who
was n cousin of Mrs. Cross.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Herbert Wellington has gone to Wind
sor to work In machine shop.--Tho
Woman's Foreign Missionary society VIII
meet with Mrs. NJ. J. Wall Friday after
noon.--Roger and Catherine Clapp ~
Lowell. Mass. are spending n few weeks
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clapp.--Mr and Mrs. G. l.. Ilh-
bard were in Lillieville StmdaN-rhe
basketball team went 10 Rochester Tues
day evening to play with Rochester hicu
school. The last games of the season will
be played in Knights opera hous" Thurs.
day evening with teams from Randolph.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
PROTECTING INTERESTS or YER
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
ROCHESTER,.

Judge +. r. Edgcrton has been con-
fined to tho house several days with tho
grlp-Prof. Harold TIaskins of Bethel
was weekend visitor at j. :. Slaftcr's.
Theron Harvey. who was injured in a
runaway accident last week, is able to
return 10 school this week John Duff
fany, who is employed at North 1'ays-
ton, spent sunday AT his honc.-karl
Forsell Of Montpelier was in town Mon
dsy.--Mr. and Mrs. r.. Fl. Euxton have
begun housekeeping in the Harold HUI
bard house IF, T.. Vail has been confined
to the house with the prevailing distcln-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16

limo Mudgctt.--C +. TiXhY has been
spending several days with Mr. and Mrs.
r. II. Kinds In Miss Kate
llennessy of Burlington is spending sew
eial weeks with her sister, Mrs Fred
Wells. Benton Luce Of Waterbury WIS.,
tied his grandmother. Mrs Mary Filing
wood, last week. AIRS. L. W. Patch spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs. Addic
Woods. in Morrisville.--li. \. 1'uklcy re-
turned Saturday evening from Boston,
The Misses Marjorie and Marion Newton
entertained several Noun" people with ~
st. Patrick's tea at their home Thursday
evening. Mrs H. G.. Reynolds and son OF
Montpelier are visiting Mrs. NJ. NJ. ReN-
nods Miss Dorothy Mudgett of Burlins-
ton spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William MudRett. Mrs. Ellie
Roberts Is spending several days in Fair
fay
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
WESTFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Brown oc MORAN
Spent from Monday to Saturday with his
parents. Nh and Mrs John RloWr.--
Miss Martha g. KNIGHT, q training teach
Cr in Derby academy, came Friday to
sucnd q part Of her vacation with Mrs,
w. =, Gilrin and n part of tho time Will
visit schools AZ Troy, North Troy and
lichford. Friday evening she has con-
scented TO give an address ON her Euro
pcuu experiences for the Christian Eil-
deaNor society. Refreshments Will be
served. The Ladies Auxiliary society
met with Mark Willis IN the Con
grcgational church Nestry Wednesday
aftcnoon.-Miss Chclla Miller expects to
go to Washington the last Of tho month,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
LOWELL.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
GREENSBORO.

Harry CroNleN's pupils gave a musical
recital at Grange hall Saturday evening.
The regular meeting Of Caspian Lake
Grange Thursday at their hall was at
tended by As members. although 1t was
n stormy night. Three new members were
given tho first and second degrees and
for young peoples night Monday eve
ming tho Grange members who We're in
the play given recently surprised Mrs,
William Bates, who has acted as director
for them and to whose efforts in n large
casinn was tho birthday of Mrs. Bates.
Refreshments werc served. \ poem was
road in commcmoration of the occasion
by Miss BESSIE Silvcr.-Dr Albert Kin
roy was driving from This vlllc2c with
his - months old son 10 his home in
East Hamlwick tho other evening and
when near the Tolman woods tho sleigh
tirood over in a drift Of snow. The doe
tor WAS thrown out and tho spirited
horse dragged him some distance, finally
getting away ana taking dash for home
with tho little hoy alone in the sleigh.
The doctor ran as fast as pos 'ible to Mr..
Tolmau's and got a team to take him on
his way. When below =. y. Aliens they
came upon the runaway team stalled In
large drift, with tho little lad crying,
but uuhurt, The Woodmen turned out a
few days ago and got up a large wood
pile for George Richardson, who has been
i'll FOR some tmc.-Alrs, irorGc Spcrs and
son, William. Mcrc called to MorrisVillc
tho first of last week to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Spicrs auut.-Mrs. Il. NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
CAMBRIDGE.

a. II. Day and g. Z. Ellingwood were
visitors in Burlington Tuesday.-Mr and
Mrs. Edison Fuller were guests of friends
In Burlington over Sunday. Mrs. w. NJ
Hmith spent Tuesday and Wednesday at
H. II. Cady's in Jerlcho.--Niss Madeline
MIDGET of Essex Junction spent sunday
pnd Monday with her cousin, Mrs. NJ D.
Soung. --Nllss Catherine Geo and sister,
charlotte, of putney, are spending their
vacation with their aunt. Mrs. Charles
J.abounty,- A. Tws> ot Burlington
spent Sunday Mt &. W. Labouuty's--
Mrs. NJ. y. Young entertained several
young ladies' at her homo Monday after
noon In honor OF hcr cousin, Miss Made
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16

OF Barton,-Georgc u. Young was in Mont
real saturday. -t;corgc Eaton, local agent
or the American Express company, IL
taking an enforced vacation on account
or III hcalth-Miss Jane Wilson was sue
cossfully operated ON for appendicitis or
March at Dr Iambctt's hospital in
Nontrcal.-Nlrs. Wilfrd Dagcnais died very
suddenly Sunday noon. Tho funeral was
held Wednesday morning at 81. Mary's
church Mrs. Dasonais leaves husband
ana slN childrcn.--I.cslic Flint was at
homo from Stanstcad College over tn"
week Miss Annie Crane returned
Sunday from a three wccis' vacation in
Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
WORCESTER.

John Ctton has bought the oscar -
'on farm on Hampshire hill. lie las
rented his small place on tho lilmorc road
10 Arthur ttton. Roy Cray has moved
INTO his place at tho corner recently pun
CHASED from Chaucv Gould. Earl Man
nam Is at home from school In Lyndon
viIlc.--ira Brown died at his home Thurs
uav' aged ~ years. lie was resident of
the town nearly all his life and Il much
respected citizen. He is survived by one
son. Aaron J.. and three grandchildren.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
HYDE PARK.

William c. Maxfeld aged 20 years.
MED OF pneumonia Sunday morning after
lew days Illness. He was taken with
the grippe Monday and pneumonia set
In the following Thursday. The funeral
was held at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Tuesday afternoon under the di-
rection of the Masonic fraternity. to
which he belonged IS years. Mr.. Max
Held was born in this town and always
lived here lie learned the tnsmit h
trade OF the late Il. s. Page, father OF
Senator Page. and he worked for both
or them several years. Later he engas-
Ell IN the general mercantile business,
which he carried on several years, but
or late had engaged extensively in the
grain business. He Is survived by hi,
WHO and son. Bernard MaXlield. who
Is In trade ut Eden. Mr. Maxhed was
good citizen and will DO greatly missed.
Miss Annie Badger is visiting at Dan
Ville.-AIiss Maud Darrah spent Sunday
a. Waterville, of The books and rec
ords belonging to the town have been
moved tn the new clerks office-Miss
sara Chapin spent Sunday at Essex
Cen'or.-M Mildred Nhitconlh was taken to
the hospital Friday for an operation
which was performed Saturday She Is
getting along nicely.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. c. g. Doyle Of Moriden, n. H..
Is at tho homo Of hor brother. Hiram
falmer.-F. l.. Woodward and Eugene
Batchelder. who have been numbering In
Morstown, have finished their job and
returned home-Mrs. Ruby Hewitt Of
Montpelier was tho guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. @. c. Wood over Sunday. Miss
Ruth Norcross. who has been. in Rich
mond, Waitsficld. and Woodstock. for
several weeks came home Monday
Grover Wood contemplates moving to
"A farm In stowe about Aprll.-The
Hon, Mason q. Stone OF Montpelier will
speak Friday evening in tho Baptist
Church under the auspices Of tho Broth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
JOHNSON.

Alexander Laraway, Jr, 10 moving into
rooms In the Goodwin house on Railroad
street.-Corneliue Lonorgnn has employ
ment in tho tale mll.--LcWis West, who
has been i'll with the grip lor Two weeks.
was able to resume work a. engineer At
the tale mill MurGar.--p A. liarrOWs has
returned from Boston. rank Jones.
brother Of &. y. Jones' oC Ti,lmuUk, ore,
is visiting relatives here and at MorriH'
vilic-Nirs. Lena Woodward and dau@h'
ter. Of Essex Junction visited her sister
Nrs. T.. !. Woodward, last WccE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
MORETOWN.

Mrs. Edward Brown went to Boston
Monday to visit her sister for few
weeks.-Aiss Florence 1faylett. who mas
had the grip tho second time. Is better
Mrs. Bert Newton OF Montpelier was the
guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter Griffith sun
day and Monday. and Mrs. Frank
Bulkley visited at Mr.. and Mrs Edison
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
NEWPORT.

Tuesday afternoon at the opening OF
the spring term Of Orleans court was
devoted TO memorial exercises in honor
of the Hon. John Young, Julius Dornan
and John X. Lewis EX-Gov. Grout was
the principal speaker, followed by other
members of the bar.--Tho w. G. T, l.
meets this week with Mrs. Annie Davis,
Discussions on "1'hc Dangers of Beer
Drinking" and campaign Plans" Lead
crs Mrs \. t. Truue ana Mrs Charles
prowu-Aliss Daisy White spent the
Weekend with friends in Lcnnoxvillc. -
The livery stable owned by Kittrdee
Brothers has been sold to Harry Lund
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Tho remains Of Bernard Jack. who
died OF pneumonia at his home in Ros-
ton, were brought to the home of George
Daniels In North Montpelier, whore fun
eral services were held Sunday. He
leaves wife. who was daughter OF
Milo George, long a resident of this town,
and several children May closed a
successful term OF school here Friday
and will spend his vacation in Wolcott.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16

The right timc TO begin to advertise
real estate il the day on which you do
eide 70 sell it--and tho time TO stop is
the day on which it is sold
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-07
Suulllell uuti$ia
Snomattaiua eIitelmGfaria bIipppi.
IaiIle.


Suomen &ristiIIinen ylioppiias.
liitto pitGG tartoitustenia ntrfaiiesti
ipbameniG aiiana ennen faiffea tpotG
pIioppilaittenune nfonnoIlisten tor.
peitten tppbpttGniiefii.
geGitd iparten moinittu iGrieSto
nptfin totneenpanee eiiteImiarion,
frten iImoitiifiesta t6siG IebbesiG nd.
fpp.
@rifoiien mieIenfiintoiiefii tefee
iorion t6IIG fertoo ie ieiffo, ettG fris.
tiIIinen pIioppiIostIiitto on iooniit
eiitelmiioifii ieIloiiia pIiopistomme
filuIuiilnifiio, iotfd tolpoIIiiulibesia
eiipGt ole en- piirisid toinineet. Gen.
tGb6en tiiIe,potfin iparmosti tri 2aii-
riIon eiiteIm6: "Senrif Sbien ia rii.
notIiion usfonto" iefG fostpotusopin
prof., pIiopiston rebtori Stiiin'in ell.
teInnd: "Toboon iisfonto" fiinnittd.
mddm faiffien ufoteennisten fonfo.
Iaisten briomioto, ieIloistenfin, Jolt.
ten mieIestd fristinusto ndfpmdtt6.
milne to6eIIiiiuifiineen on itie eId.
tudIIe eIdntdIIe ipierosto.
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Saas taistelm Santo 0ominspsIa.

8asbington. = 2aitpaStoipiras-
tolle iaapiireeSfa ielostltfiesia fap-
teeni &napp"iIta, iofa fonentaa o.
merifalaiiia fotatpoinnia Saitisfa ia
Santo DontingosId, iIntoitetaari utar-
rasf. 90 p. tapabtuneen taistelun o.
nterifaIaisten meriiotiloiben ia olfii-
aiiiffasten tpGIilld Macoris'isfa,
Santo Dontingosfa. gllfiiaiitffaat
nuenettitp6t ioitfon miebiG. Sieoon-
annosfa fanotaart ettei bbtGdn ome.
rifalaista Ell faatttniit ia ettd ainoas.
taan ntitiitantia meriiotilaita baa.
tpoittui. &aatiineioen aIfuaiitfasten
IifinmGGrGG ei ilmpiteta. &abaffa
ipntpi fun onnerifaloifet meriiotiIoot
oliipot Macoriiisia tointittainasia
tiitfimiisto ia riifiunosia aieita aIfr.
oiuffoiIta 1sfen ipoimaon julistetiin
iotaloin miifoiicsti.