davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Weften, neil eben nur bort @afer
senug borbarben lit. SnfolgebeHen
lagen un6 liegen bic nambaften
Stdbte periiens nit penigen Nus<
nabmen am Noros uno MefteiirteI:
Mei9eb, bic beilige Stoot nit $4,000
Seelen, Seberan nit 100000,
Sdbris 100000. Sfpuban 70 Bis
$4,000, 9omaoan nit 10000, @9i>
ras. bic 9eimat bes 9ufis. nit 50,>
900. 9uou fdmen auBerbalb Der ee>
nanuten 5pei @iirteI nod 4srman
nit 10000 unb ye3o nit $4,000.
Die &egierung 5u bcfinieren. wdre
elm 59peres @tid Mrbeit. 9ibner
beaei@net iie nod aIs OeIpotie; tots
fG4li4 aber Duroe 1906 cine 8er<
faiiung erlafen, MIR NOR iie in Der
9ouptiade tbeoretif9. Sortndbreno
fam es gu Wirren unb 8iirsertriegen;
bic @ebirgsftdmme bemd9tigten ii4
Der @epalt. !9cute bolenbs 1T Dos
2onb bon elmer GENERALIZATION uno
elmer balbtpegs ein6citIi4en Hegiez
rung tpeiter entfernt als ie. Offener
&rieg tobt gegen &uHen unb @nsldn>
Der, oenen nit 9ilfe Der Siirten unO
0euti4en bag periii4e Seer nod
beiten &rdften piDeritebt. Der jeBise
Serri4er 1T Sultan 4bmeO @aob,
i'm Sabre 1916 Der 6eofAra, 1898
n. @br. 9e6oren uno i'm Suli 1909
auf ieinen @ater Mobammeb 4li
S9ab, Der aboantte uno ii9 nod
SoeTa auriid3os, gefoIst. Resenten
fir ben minoerjd9rigen 4bmeb
tuaren Oil &eoo &an, bas Obers
baupt oes &abi9arehitammes, MsuO
Ell Mult. alfo elm thermometer oes
S4a9s un0 mad bcffen Sooe Mbul
&afim &an. Mit ie9aebn Sabren
purbe Der Saob fir sroBidbris ers
tldrt. Die taiferli9e Gamtle 1T iebr
5abIrei4. IS eibt Sauienbe bon
prinaen unb prinaeEinnen. Das
leBte omtli4e 9unobu9 erpdbnte
ieoo9 muir ettpa bunoert. Ser Sitel
Oes &aiiers 1T S9abinfdab. 8Onis
Der &Ontge. Dos Mprt S9ab tpurbe
fruber ME S4aa uussefprO4en, bas
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Snfolse Der uneebeuren 6abrita>
tion BON Rriessmaterial in Den Der.
Staaten pGbrenb Der leBten Monate
1T man barouf Defenders aufmert>
lam geiporben. 9as l1ebel muB na>
tirli9 in einem genifen @rabe i9on
friiber beftanben baben; aber bebents
li9 fii6lbar tpurbe es erit infolge Der
ungep0bnli9 ftarten Snanipru9nab<
me Der ~regulGren uno Der @TtrasIrs
beitstrdfts fir bieies MaFenmorbs
@eI9Gft infolge Der rieiisen 8eitels
lungen Der europdiI9en MGiiertsn.
Denn es ma9t immerbin einen be-
beutenben unterf9isb. ob bic bstref=
fenben Mrbeitsleute fi9 o~ussiebige
grbolung leiIten unb aud i'm Dien<
fte itets 8orfi4t iiben @tOnnen, ober
ni9t.
Wobl am meiiten baben bic Mrs
better gu leioen, ipelGe nit Der 9er>
Iteaung 6o9grabieer Sprengitoffe gu
fun baben ober bic einaelnen 8es
ItanDteile berielben bantisren miiTen.
go per0en beifpielspeiie Dur9 bic
@erbanobabung BON Sri=Nitro<so>
luol bic 9sute mod ldnserer 3eit
i9ldfrig, lsiben an Harlem &opfpeb
in Der Stirn= 9esenb, an 8erluit bes
Qppetits, ,unb m0sen audi NIT elmer
i9Iimmen Torm Der 9aut>& rantbei<
ten bebaftet tperDen, nelde inter Dem
@siamtnamsn rGf5ema" befannt
Iinp. l1nb tpenn lie ii4 ni9t re9ts
5eitis Rube g0nnen tOnnen, 10 mag
aud nod @elbIu9t fi9 bin3ugeIelsn.
unb bas 2eben ernitlid beorobt per>
Den! Man bat i8on in mau9en
6dnen ben Sob brett nu5 Das 6an>
tieren bieies S~prensitoffes 5urid<
D~erfolgen tOnntn.
serner ionbert u. a. bas Setrpl
.inen feinen Staa6 aus, tpel4er.
penn niat re4t5eitiJ @%Orts9rungsn
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
persfen.
Ser OrensTteat bes ruHif&. tHrtfdem arieossebiets.

nsnnt, Der 81 f9reiben perftebt. Wte
ober srtennt mon, oaB Mir5d einen
Bring bebeutet2 Doburn, 0aB e
benz Nomsn bintoneeTslt ipiro. gIiO
eenau umeetebrt bierin nie Bel Sir.
9ergeItoIt mar Mbos Mirao, Der in
Ger nopoleDnif9en 3eit 10 Ianee eeoen
bic HuFen tGmpfte, Der RrOnprinS.
Die @erpuItung gebt i'm olIgemeis
men bur9 StattbaIter Dor fid, bic
BON Der 9ouptItaot geitent tpsrbeH.
9Gufig Iinb es prinaen BON @ebIiit.
Sdbris miro gefpobnbeitsmdBig I'M.
mer benz SbronfoIgsr 5ugeteilt. Die
StottbaIter tpaI!en unO i9olten 10
3iemIi9 mad Miutir, t9eoretiih fino
lie an ben &olon unb bic miinbli9
iiberlisferten @efeBe sebunben. 3iems
lid dusesbiIoet f9eint ods 2onDre9t,
ndmentIi9 in 5inli9t ouf poatDers
trdge, gu iein. Ginsr p~eitgebenoen
6reibeit erFreuen fi4 bic Nomaosnz
ftGmme, Die BON !6GuptIingen regicrt
tperben. Sci ben &urben unb Bats
tiaren eibt es, pie Bel ben SiiDs
alboniern, einen einfIuBrsi9en, grunos
beIiBenoen 4Oel. Die StGmme boben
in ibrer @efdmtbeit einen Sribut gu
3abIen. BORT miro er meiit ebenIo
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Der 5Id9eninbaIt biefes olten, be-
riibmtsn Staates miro onndbernO
auf has 0reifa9e BON SeutI8Iono
o~nseaeben; @enuuigteit lit bier bes'
boIb unm0aIi1, neil bic @ren5en i'm
Often, Defenders sesen 9eIuti3iitan,
f6ponten. Dos Stotesmun's gsar
Boot aibt $4,000 ensIii9e @eOisrt-
meilen on. Die 8ep0Iteruns pirb
iibersinFimmenb uuf 91A MiGiOuen
aeTGGbt, oO9 pirb fte iebt 1917
betrdqen, tpopon ouf bic perfsr SO
ouf NomooenftGmme 2,5 Miuioinen
tommen, oorunter 675,0OO &uroen
unb Qeten, $4,000 2uren. Ser Reft
perteiIt ii9 auf Sirten (720,000),
(26O,0O0), 8eIutf4en co.
OOO unb Sprer, Suben iOtpie 3igeus
ner. Die 3obI Der Gurppder unb
Entertainer i'm 2onbe 1T, abgeIeben
bon ruKii9en unb eneIiIden @arnis
ni9t mebr dIs $1,000.
Oas @robteil perfiens tit cine
troftIOie Wifts. Dober tom>
muir 6 ginpobner ouf oas Nuo>
btattilomster. Gru9tbar 1T nir Der
NorOen uno Der @ebirssiaum i'm
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Bid Der 8oiana. 3pei Jliife pers
einigsn fi9 glei9 unterbalb Der Stoot
nit i6r, Der &iri uno Der Din, uno
bann eeben Ole geIben Nafermafen
in ~unSdbIigen 4rmen peiter binaus,
apif9en Bergen, Die INNER FAINTER
unb nteoriger peroen. &leine 8uf9s
infeln f9panten i'm eurseInben
9ebmpafer, I'm SonObGnte brebt ii9
Die Str0mung i'm &reis, cine piI0e,
ungeaiiseIte @eIt mii4t Slut uno
2anb.
SIT es nur Spiel Der pbantofe,
pber fam man pirtIi9 bort brduben
I'M arauen 0unit oas Meer 1eben?
@s Iiest bleiern. nit ftumpfem @lon3
am 9pri3Ont, Die Moria, infer Diters
rei9iI9 : ungarifdes Meer, infer,
nun aud an Der &ilte Nlbaniens.
limb brobenb gebt our &e9ten nit
f9perem 8lau Der Sarabo19 Bis bod
inter Die fdnefeIgelben NbenopoIs
fen, bieier 8erg, Der ben Gernagor5en
70 bieI 8lut ~toftete uno ouf Dem nun
unfere Souft Iiegt.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Qus aIbanien fdrsibt elm beutfdsr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SD eebe Der S%iirtenffobt bon Stu<
tori gu, Dem Roiteabsrg Der Rofafa
e%nteeaer, Der bort iber benz 9aiur
aufIteigt, elm Singing begIsitet mid.
rDas bilt bu, peI4ss 9ei9Gft
betrsibft 0u?"
SD bin bort oriiben!" Gr Oeutet
nod Iints, no bintsr gdumsn eroBe.
geIbs TIiessrSeIte iiber bic @isis GEE
fponnt finO.
.gei ben Tlisgern9"
So. Gr lit BEL unfsren 5Iieeern
nIs aompasnisanbdngIsl. oIs DOLE
metT9, 2uufburIAe. 5ottotum, Mdbs
den fir oIes. limb oafir erbGIt er
nenig msbr ols Die GrIoubnis. ims
mel ba isin gu o~iirfen. uno bier uno
bo einen Rsit oes Gfens.
Gin Roofubrer f9nurrt Doriiber,
elmer BON ben 5Iieeern: r@ergiB
ni6t, 9a6mittos gum Msbmeb &Ii!"
ruff er meinem 8sslsitsr gu.
v!Sunoert @ef9Gfte, 9err. Den
pon5en Gag. Ridt @eIb. nidt 8rot".
so, parum bIeibft bu Oann. Mels
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

tdtiger Ssilissr fein. Osnn an bus
@itferfeniter bot frOmms GinHaIt uns
SGbligs bunte 6Gbsn unb 2appen aus
Woae setniipft. Song bid fino Die
GiIenftGbe boour9 eeporoen, pie
Sol5pfdble i'm Mesr, an bic fiG
StedmuidsIn eefsbt bobsn, tsin Bid
brinot ms Snnere.
Sin itarter Sorturm nimmt Den
Wee ob unb bridt ibn nod benz
@runtioB alter @tfsItisungstunit i'm
@inteI ob. Sc bier breite Nii4en in
ser biden Wauer tporen Der Wo4e
Eager uno SdIufrdume.
Damn iteist elm 9of gu ben Boz
fipnen on, bon tenen Der Bid elm
Ssou6aen iiber Gee uno Stobt bin
ipiro. 4les in biefem aoftea 1T
ins Weite un0 8reite dngelsgt. Ni4t
ME in unIersn Ritterburgen 6rdngt
Raumenge S0fe unb palIas unb
Shrine gu einem ELECTROMAGNETIC
tern unb Rlimmen. lleber cine eoR5e
6o6fId9e 1T oisfes &ofteu binge>
6ebni, es bate pIub fir 2%ufernsn,
fir @tdIe, fir cine Menge gerGus
niger S0fs, iOsnr fir cine MOi4es,
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Sci Der 2anoesperteibiguns 1T
a~usenblidlia oGes i'm Werben. @s
beitanb feline Msbrpfli9t. bod iparen
einige propinaen perpfli9tet, cine be-
fimmte 3abl pon SuBoolt unb Nr.
tilerie aufauitelen unb gu uaters
balten. Mus Ben fAreifenoen @tdms
men tommt irresuldrc &eiterei. Die
2Gnee Der 9ienfaeit 1T our@aus
piltiirli9. 8eitimmunssmdBig iolte
bic Mrmse aus 80 Snfanterieregimer.
tern 5u 700 big 300 Mann 6eiteben,
tpo5u 18 Gegimenter uno 13 9aibs
tpmpagnien NrtiIlerie nit aufnmmen
1000 Mann unb 10000 SGbel in
onsebli9 1875 Resimtntern irresus
ldrer &uDauerie ftoBen.
@eIbft biefe gerinse Stdrte, ni@t
pisl iiber 10000 Mann aufammen,
purbe iebod niemaIs errei@t, ba
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

MiBpef Der
Grieoerlena, Der bdufig als Sreiber
bic bon ieiner @utsberri9aft abgez
bdItenen Sogoen mitmudt uno tiira=
lid au9 einmal gang empfinoli9 arl>
gef9oFen purbe, bat ii9 BEL einem
reiienoen photographer in gan5er Siz
CUR en- face obtonterfeien loFen unb
1T ni@t penig ftplo ouf bic fpoblgez
Iungene Nufnabme, 9lu9 Ser Serr
@raf iiebt aufdIi5 Dos Bib unb Gu=
Bert ii9 iiber basielbe beIobigen0, in=
benz er fagt: rGine faubere Nrbeit.
Die ibr @elO pert 1T; ungelosen,
2en3, 0u biit ioirtIi9 ausee5ei9net
getroffen!" @ef9meidelt ld9eIt Ser
2ena, inbes berpunbert meint CT:
r4ber Guer @naoen, entI9uloie'n g,
Die bint're Seit'n, mo I 'noufg'f9pfz
fen bin. t0nn'n g ouf IN 8ilbe bod
gar net fet'n9"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
SOpfiaser nnO @cIttries.


Ni9t bon Nilben, peI9e i'm 4lis
ierten : Dienit nod europa geianbt
tpurben. ion bier bic &eOe fein, fons
bern BON bibf9 babeim g~ebIiebenen.
aber bonn europdif9en &ries in ibrer
Meiie profitierenben, &opfid9ern Der
Solomon : SnfeIn. Mon beri@tst
0ariiber mad @ancOuDer, 3. s.
Dor Dem Nrsbru9 bes Rrieses
patrouinierten britif9e unb Su 3ei<
ten ou9 beutfde &rie9si9iffe bieie
@ilanbe ab un6 bemibten ii9. ben
&annibalismus unter oen @ingebos
renen (meiftens popuas Ober Malui>
en) nie0erSubnlten. 4ls ober bic
fGmtli9en &riegsi9iffe onoerstpo
bringenber perlanst purben, 90 err
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
bisIten Die aOpfideer Der @oIOmOn>
| Snfeln frif4sfreisfrGAIi@es Spieli

bisIten Die aopfideer Der SolOmon>
Snfeln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Spisl!
Sci einem tiirsli6en l1eberfal Ell
nes DOrfes nabe Der Riite bur4 Ell
men @ebirgler : Stamm tDurben Gle
Iein 26 80pfe einsebra9t! Sos 1T
nur elm 8eifpisI Dpn elmer Rethe.
tpenn aud bas idlimmite. Gum
@erfua elmer Straf : Expedition 1T
es nod ni9t setommen, ba bic Deis
Ben nod nidt in Der Gage tuaren.
ii@ gu orsaniiieren. Man miro ie=
Oo9 unbeoinst ii9 gu einem enersi>
i4en S9ritt aufroffen miifen, obne
bas gnbe bes europGii9en Streites
a~bautparten. 8is iebt iinb nod feis
ne MeiBen absef9lodtet poroen; aber
bic @efabr pirb INNER srDBer. unb
Die pflanaer miifen Sag uno Na@t
auf ibrer 9ut iein!
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Ben. Sin febr sefunObeitsfeinbIidsr
Stoff TT 3. 9. bet 2ad, nit pel9em
bic Gliisel unO Der Rumpf BON aerO>
pldnen bebanoelt perben. @ilen be-
beutenben 8eItdnbtsil biefes 2nds
6ilOet bos 3etrasgbloretban, uno
bisies Ionbert einsn bo9gefdbrIi9en
0unit aus, tpeI9er Nppetits8 erlut,
S@lGfrigteit, peiterbin, @el6fu4t
unb 2eberleiben peruria9t. tpenn man
Bel Der Mrbeit bebarrt. Mun bot
5tpar gang neuerbines einen 2dd ents
Oedt. nel9er BON bieien I4limmen
8eitanbteilen fret 1T, aber nod ni9t
algemein angenenbet pirb, i4on
neil CT beroeit ni9t in geniigenoen
Mengen berseitelt peraen lam.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

be bid dig 0oImsti8 beim Sta
tionstommonoo. Mon brau9t 4I<
banter, bic 9sutf9 fpre9en~.
.Nsin, ia bleiben bel SIieger.
Gelbpebel mir periproaen. nimmt
mid nit @isn. S9uIen, pieI S9u=
len. SD Iernen, INNER lernen. Min
ptrben Elm Mann, ni4t arme !9uno
MIbonier bleiben. @robe Mann, of
fi3ier, in 'Mmt".
Seine 3utunftspIdne eIiben in
ibm, elm tpirres Chaos. 9tber aus
feinen Nusen leu9tet Die &roft. lie
gu oronen unb li4 2eben unb Slid
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

= 9arte @9ule. Seib Sbr
aber iorglps, &ameraben; in Gurem
unteritano, iiber Gen bic Gugeln tags
tdsli@ nur 10 pespfeifen, habt Sbr
einen Sompfaff?
@bsn o%espesen; Der ion bas Pfeis
fen ia lernen!
4@ 10! Mutter: Was fol
nenn oas, mein Sunse, bu ma9it ia
blob @eii@t urb 9Gnbe etpas NAB,
anitatt bid orbsntli9 nit Geife gu
pai@en.
Jris4sn: aber Mutti, bsi Oisfew
9oben Seifenprsiisn!
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Sin Si1ou. Isle fu9en eli
men @9oufenlter : 0etorateur. Darf
ib Sbnen meme Oienite anbieten2"
- v0aben sic @rfabrung in oiefem
@e59Gft2" = 3d. groBe! Nls i'd
in meiner leBten Stelung Die S4aus
fenfter betorierte, madte i9 meme
Sa9e INNER 10 eef9idt, baB feline
Dame borbsigeben fonnte, Lime mins
oeitens einmal in bas Senfter gesudt
gu boben." - ,Sit iinb Der Monn.
ben i9 brau9e. Was bertaufte benin
Sbr poriger Gbefg" rSpiesel!!"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

- Cine Rrote. @auterlebr<
Ting (osr bon feinem Meiiter geobr>
feigt poroen if): nMeefsr. tpenn
Sbre Stiebeln 10 fdBen pie SIRE
Mauli9ellen, oenn tpdren Sc, gloob'
i9, balb N geml4ter Mann.
- @ut segeben. Soft (oer in
einem 9ering 8 9aare finbet. gum
&elner): .Oonneripetter, ia babs
bod teinen 8ismardberins belslt."
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

0ienftbur gu MAIDEN. Dieter Sunge,
Der in einem 4lter 1T. in Dem un>
fere 8uben iiber bas nddite @rtem=
porale ni9t binaus oenten, greift
f4on melt Doraus unb beeinnt @elt
uno Meniden mad feinem itarten
Miasn gu formen. unb bieIlei9t per>
ben in Den tommenben Sabroehnten
Albanier auBer in ibrer 9simat aud
nod an anoeren StsIen in europa
etpos gu iagen boben.
@esen Abenb 9ebe i9 lansiam ben
gepflaiterten Mes gum Rofafa binon,
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

INNER elm GROCER Sell Der 2sute BE.
urlaubt ift. sum Sell, oamit Der
Oberit Den Sob fir ii9 eripare.
Man f9GBte elm Uiertel Biz eiA
Drittel Ser 5ruppen a6pe4ielno auf
Ilrlaub. @etrennt brn Der einbeimis
f9en Mrmee 1T tie 4oiatenbrisabe,
beren Stispuntt Seberun biIbet.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

ortmmisen triumph Sobrbunberte oI'
ten 6oFes s~inssipeen uno betpabrt.
Bon Der Siiosde Der 3itaoeqe,
iiber ssrfaIensn Hunbtiirmen. sni'
i9sn monnsbOben 3innsn fOIst Der
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Oosssen s~strOffsn ptrbsu, ebenfuIls
einen bOfsn 9outsA usi9los hsrbsi'
fiibrt.
Mir brouGsn obtr nidt Bel ben
SpreneItOffen ALIEN itebsn gu blsi'
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Der bsnn infer &Dnissipiel ben Na>
men bat. Der Sitel Der prin5en TT
Miroa, mas auf benz lansen a betont
pirb. 9abei 1T gu 6emerten, baB es
d6nli4 pie ser enslii4e Sitel Sir
auslei@ in Der Mnreoe auf ieoen be-
liebisen Mann seben fam, mie Dsnn
Miraa ii4 in perfien 10 aiemli@ ieber
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
1eiden Won MMnitioMsmabern.

amerifas enurmte n&riessinbnfrie" bat
fe iebr re~rgr5kcrt.
gu ben bielerlei &ranfbeiten, tpels
DE BET Ger 4usibuns sepifer =
leiber re9t 3a6lrei9er = 4rbeitsz
8erufe sntiteben t0nnsn unb pielfo9
unpermeibli4 iinb. Iiefern au9 Die
MunitiOnsz 4rbeiter, BON benen ieBt
10 oft bic &ebe lit. eineu gana erbeb>
li9en MnteiI.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
naaHeIsi anb @eSetnnf.

Wan1e bebattieren beiB,
&eben ii6 babel in G9neiB,
&eil iie 6aben mas 5u fa9en.
ytur tper mas gu rc0en - tpeiB,
Collie mas 5u fa9en tpagen.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

so, mas ion Oenn bus 8iIo burA
ftsuen9"
pos erfabre i9 isIbF ert aus
ben ReSeniionen."
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

8er5peiflung, Der Ntem zines bon
Seuden aermirbten. bu~nsernben, Da.
terIanoslufen 9eeres bat oiefe alien
Mduern bur9trantt unb bic alte
Siirtenfeituna bat i'm nit Dem in.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

beiien Ruppe BON Dem Enhancement
bes alien &aiteus btbedt lit.
Gin aItes 9eiligensra6 an Der 8is>
guns oes Weses nod re9ts. gs
muB elm febr beribmter unb humber
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

s.#.lub. sirb.r aus Der alien uorbarsaHf&su etaSt.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

game: .Jrise. Du briidIt MIDI
ia bsute 10 felte2" :.
JriBe: rSa, peibte = mir bas
ben aeItern iiber hunbert 8unb Strob
qebunoen, uno ba bab' ids balt nod
70 i'm @riff."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-25
GEORGIA..

me annual union pre-memorial service
will be held at the Congregational Church
next Sunday morning at Il o'clock. the
Rev. G. c Westcott pastor of the Metho-
dist Church, will preach.-The memorial
services will be held AT the BAPTIST Church
Tuesday, May 80, at one o'clock, the Rev.
S. W. Anthony, pastor of the ConCrega-
tonal Church Of ST. Adams. will deliver
the address-Mr. and Mrs. Charles StilA
of Waterbury We're OVer-Sund?v guests
of Mrs. stiles sister Mrs Frances II
Wilbur.-Mr. and Mrs. oscar J-nWin have
gone to Burlington, where they will work
for Bernard Newton, who has recently
purchased n farm.-Miss Marion l.. Wood
Of johnson Normal School was at her
home over Sunday.-ATrs. Alice Nanches-
Ter OF Hubbardton is visiting at the homo
of the Rev. T.. !. Nye.--The condition Of
Lewis Ryan, who is i'll, remains about tho
same.-Mrs Lewis Ryan was taken to the
st. Adams hospital Sunday for an opei-
alton orappendicitis--rhc Epworth league
Of the Methodist Church will give n play
entitled, Not a Man in the House." ri
the town hall Friday evening. Miss
Rounds of Isle La Motto will give II few
vocal selections. Ice cream and cake wiz
be served--The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist Church Will meet with Mrs
Clarence Newton Thursday afternoon
Mrs. j. y. JENNIE of burlington visited
at the home of T.. \. Wood Monday
Mrs. Harry DensmOre has returned to
her home in FairfaX af,cr' Spending n fow
months with her sister, Mrs. Russell sun
derland
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-25
HIGHGATE CENTER.

j. NJ, HUI of Morses Line was in town
Sunday. Maroon $. stone Of Montpelier
was buFirCss visitor in town Monday
Catherine Powers has been III with tY-
phod fever for two weeks, but is now
conVa escng.-'Mrs. Il. C. kimhall and
daughter barbara, arc visiting al Mrs.
kimball's home In Northiield, Mr. and
Mrs. c. G. Austin, Jr.. and daughter, Viz
ginia, of Chicago, ILL.,, arrived in town
Thursday. coming by automobile for a
months visit with Mr. and Mrs c. &.
Austin, Sr., Of Lomkns street. Mir. and
Mrs. John y. CorcOran OF Montreal spent
the week end with relatives in town
Charles +. Lyon has gone to Burlington,
where he has conference.-the j. \
Butler has returned from Beverly, Mass
where she has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. l.auris Weeks.-L. w. Rockwell has
purchased large farm IN Bristol and
Will move his family to same in the near
future.-Moise Leduc Of the Iiighgato
Garage returned from Boston Friday
with Il rev seven-pa ssenger Thomas an
tomobile,-Several Of the townspcople wer,
in ST. Adams Friday evening to attend
the Tavern minstrel show.
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lAMO!LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Mrs Diantha Gates, widow of Lewis
Gates, died Wednesday night of last
week al the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. George Il. Towne Mrs. Gates
mad been in failing health for long
time. She would have been 80 years
of age the 22nd Of this month.
The funeral Of Mrs. Diantha Gates was
held Saturday at eco p. IN. from her
late home, the Rey. ". l.. Baker ofciat-
lng. Diarthn Maria, daughter of George
and Ruth UparcheD Towuo, was born in
Mansfield, Vt, May -, ls97 She married
sanford Gato-, ana from this union two
daughters We're born, Priscilla, who died
when seven years OF age, and Sanfordora.
Mrs q. =. Townc). In June, 1852 she
married Lewis Gates, "A brother of her
first husband, and from this union two
sons were born, Sanford, who died about
% years ago. and Arthur Gates of chi
cago, who died 10 years ago lutermont
will ho made in the Wheeler cemetery.
Mrs. Gptes is survived by her daughter,
Mrs, George T.. Towne with whom she
has made her home for the past ~ years.
Two giandaons, three sranddauShters and
one grcat-grandSou
Miss Mary Strong OF Gardner. Mass.
went to burlington Friday and visited her
mother, Mrs. ELIZA strong at the Fanny
Allen hospital, who is falling rapidly.
Mlss strong came to Morrisville Friday
evening to make some arrangements and
returned to Burlington Saturday evening
and on Sunday took her mother to Der.
wick, Me, whore she will he cared for
by her niece, Miss Amy Marston. The
Misses Caraloyn and Dora Stewart Of
Montpelier came Friday to visit their
sister, Mrs Ned Phillips. and father. John
tewart-MisS Alice .tmsden passed sat
urdaN in llardwick.- Marjorie
Brown was "A guest Saturday of Miss l:lslA
Perkins of Wolcott-Mr. and Mrs II. j.
Fisher left Monday for a visit in
Brunswick, Me, with the formers sister
Mrs, Oritha Andrews, and in Frceport
Me- with his niece, Mrs, Otto s. Raspe
Mrs, Fisher viii go to White River June
ton before returning home to attend the
Vermont state Federation of Woman's
clubs and will he n guest while there Of
Continued ON page Tweiye.)
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FRANKLIN.

The entertainment given by the ORA
sranc stub under tho auspices OF the
Christian Fnceayor society Monday and
Tres1ay ~, ninG YES success. Anout $50
nvas realized. -Hnion memorial services
will be held IN tho Congregational Church
next Sunday. The Rev, i" W. Day will
preach the sermon Mrs. NJ. f.. Titcmore
received word Monday of the death OF her
mother. Mrs, Dexter, in Boston Mrs,
Titemore went there Tuesday Rev,
T. w Day attended tho burial service Of
Jrs. =. y. Durltec in Sheldon Monday
County Road Commissioner j. G. Towle
was In town Tuesday with Highway Com
missioner Betes.-Mrs. II. L. Chandler
has returned from several weeks stay
with her husband in New Jersey and West
Virginia and her sister in Boston.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

H. b. Sturtevant and daughter Flor
ence. were st. Johnsbury visitors Sat
urday.-Mrs. r. II. Fairbanks returned
Saturday from a visit in Russell, y Y.
A supper in the white church Vestlv
Thursday afternoon will be served by
the Ladies' Aid.-The pre-memolial cX-
ercises by the local schools will be held
Monday afternoon in Soue's opera hall
A memorial service will be held sun
day morning in the Union Church. All
are invited. special memorial ser
mon, selections by large mixed choir
and sacred band music will be features
of the cxerCises.-N. J. lierrick. real
estate dealer in st. AlbRns, closed a
deal Saturday whereby the Arthur A.
Mitchell farm passed in the possession
and ownership of John b. Leach Mr.
Leach will move there this week-Mr
and Mrs. o. J. Merrill are entertaining
their daughter, Mrs Sadie Mechanics
and her two children
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Mrs. Mablc Austin, widow of Samuel
Austin, died Sunday evening after an Ill
ness of several weeks. at the home oil H.
u. Hunt where she has lived for Jew
years The funeral was largely attended
at the Baptist Church Wednesday az
i o'clock and the burial was in the Bea-
Yer cemetery beside her husband, VINO
died several years ago. She is survived
by a sou, Secmore Austin, of Randolph
Mrs. Austin had lived in town over "'
years.-'rho funeral Of Mrs. Gordon was
held Tuesday and the burial was in MIL
ton-Thc Ladies' Village Improvement
society will serve "A progressive supper
Wednesday evening. May n. The first
course will ne served IN the vestry of the
Methodist Church and the second course
ut the home Of u. y. Bellows. Free au-
tomobilc rides will he given - ana from
tho supper. Those wishing to attend Will
please notify w. j. 1rombley. who has
charge OF transportation. and who VIII
have the cars call for them.-lirH Mayo
Despart returned Tuesday night from
Boston, where she went to attend the
radiation OF her son Leo from q school
of pharmacN. Master Newell ballard en-
tertained II young people of kis age
'ruesdav afternoon at tho home OF hi"
parents, Mr.. end Mrs Arthur Ballard, in
honor OF ,he second anniversary OF III"
birthday. Tho little people enjoyed the
occasion as well as their mothers who nc
companied thcm.--Mrs. Williamson. who
has been seriously III. is gaining slowly.