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Paint. Portrait of Mrs. Wilson

WAsHi"GroN, April ga portrait
has been made of Mrs. Wilson, wife Of
the President. Tho artiHt is Muller Try.
a Swiss portrait painter. He has been
in Washington for two weeks and Mrs.
Wilson has had daily sittinss a. the
White House.
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CAMP kATAHDIN

Elevation Loo feet. In the piue woods
Of Western Maine, on small axe. 4 real
camp for real hoNs : TO IL.
Phone Auduhon neg.
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KO.wA-uo CAMP FOR GIRLS

On Lake - catherine. Pouitnev, v,
Ideal location, new equipment: music dane.
Ing. athletic, rr!o'HUye. h0oklCt MRS
FRANCIS II THRnDP, Director. g0O7 Eos
ter ave, BROOKLYN. y Y,
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Mn. M%n..nn,. Camr tor I.ittl. Girl..

On shore of bAnutifIl NcwIound Lake in tbs
White Mts. The best natural, ply steal and
social conditions sincere personal, moth.
eriy attention Highest rrfPrenCes required
Mrs. l., II. lIussnu. SOL West End Az, y. Y, @
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CAMP MlNArE in the Grrcn No.

CANT WIN ME In the Green Mts.
Fifty bots. nine buildings, thirty Tents
beautiful laks In spruce woods. Resi-
dent physician, matron, All land and
water sports, FIN season. Eleven cups
eookiet =. w. BERRY. 81 WEs strH
VI. NEW SORK
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regiments inter Gapt. Gteoie amae=
griffen. 67 bOn ben 8an0item iunr-
ben get0tet nmo iieben periunnoet
uno sefansen genommen. @pn ben
amerifaniiden Spl0atem funroen iie-
ben set0tet mnS fiinf peripnnoct.
Bon ben &eripnnbeten itarb ipGter
nod Elm Wiann.
General 6itfllton itebt in oiref-
ter telegrapbilher 8erbinoung nit
Den anlerifanilben gruppen in Me-
rifo, erfldrte aber, es lei nihts ge-
id)eben, mas befannt lperoen fonnte.
- @eneral ssnniton erflGrt, 6ah
0efansene, iueldJe Die amerifamiIde,l
Srnppem madten, 10 lanse gebalteu
iuarben, bis 0as Griegsminiiterimm
ipeiteres iiber iie beltimmt gabe,
Sames Q. Garelef, Elm ameri-
faniiher Gander, Der breifia Mei-
len ppn Nnsqnes i'm Gtaate Gua-
bnila iuobnte, lit BON Sanoitem err
mproet iuorben, bic ltnifDrmem bon
Garransa Sulonten angesDgen bat-
ten. Garelef mar 90 Sabre alt nno
hattie 20 Sabre in Merifp seiuubmt.
= Die in 2os Mngeles perbafte-
ten Werifaner Fat man iuieoer frei-
gelaiIen, es iuaren feline Weridm5rer,
ionSerm grbeiter.
slus Douelas in slrisono miro
berihtet, General Gales babe oem
ariegsminiiter Sbregon mitgeteilt,
es lei elm Mann einseiangen, ser
ibm mitseteiIt babe, oaB Gilla suer5t
nod Dem Chocolate gaB nno bann
nod @aleano gegongen lei. Gales
bat audi cine oiesbe5iiglide Wiittei-
lung an General @apira in ssuare8
lnto oieler fie bann uniern Sffisieren
IN Columbus, q. &C., iiberianot
= General 8nbira beitreitet es
anfs Gmtidliebenite, baf iid 6ei oen
amerifaniIdjen Srnppen in Neriep
aud, merifaniide befinbem.
9as SdladjtIdiff y&entndg"
hat gefebl erbalten, iid iuieber nadp
Icrn Grils 81 begeben.
Nus 8albinston miro gemel-
oct ooB bis iebt nod fem amerifa-
nilder aonilI nliBer g9illiams in
Iorreon ieinen Yoiten perIoiIen ooer
ben Sltnld, msgeiproben babe, bies
81 tim.
Der EraiiSent bat Den Ye-
idlnf oes aonsreHes nnterseidnet,
Der ibm aatoriiiert, BAG Seer auf
10000 @ann 5u brinsen.
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Jl mldeineno in 6ei5 0er 0euf6en uruppen.
2lu9cblid)e 9teid)fam5ler 6riiis%
6n0fn an Der 5trDpa n)ie0er Suridgeidla9en
6rlnde fur den Rldtritt des Hdmiras '. CirpB.

bic ansgesetd)neten lanitaren a)iaf-
regeln ansitieben, onrd) Die es ben
SsransoIen nnb Gnglanoern gelnn-
gen iuare, &ranf6eiten uDn ifren
Splbaten fern sa balten, Die
ianitGren Gil1rihtltngen bel ben
Sranspien nnb GnglGnbern iino mid)t
beiier ais bei ben 9eittid)en itno Die
ocittld)em sritppen iinb ebenio iebr
non &ranfbeiten peridpnt seblieben,
ipie bic Gnglan6er nnb eyranspIen.
Sas iinb eben Die Iegemsreidem Sui
gen Ses SsprtIdjritts Der arstliden
8iiienldaft, Die alien 6nltnrbol-
fern gemeiniam iinS.
Sir grtbnr Marfbam, Elm Mit=
glieo Ser liberalem Eartei, bat ben
Erennierminiiter Nsqnitb i'm Tarla-
inent iebr idJarf angesriffen. Gr err
flarte, er lei nifJts iueiter ais eil
prufeiliDneller EpIitifer nmb babe
tid)ts getan, nls ippsm ibn bic 0f-
fentlidc Meinnns sesiunnsen babe,
Gr lei fir ben aegenipartigen ,tn-
befrieSigenbcn GtanS bes &rieges
ueramtiuurtlidJ, bcnn er babe iidD an
nid)ts gehalten, mas ben &rieg fat
te beenSen fDnnen. Gr babe iiber,
hampt M tidts feitsebalten ais All
ieinem Gebalt. Giele 8emerfnna
erregte einen alleemeinen 2arm mnf
man berlangte, baf Sir glrtfnii
snr Sronnng sernfen iuerbe, bel
SpredJer iueiaertc fidJ aber, oies 81
titn.
Ginc 9epeidje ans Gomoon melbet
Die satiafeit Der ltnterIeebopte ie'
ieit Dem eriteu NiGrs nidt 10 srpi
eeiueien, iuie borbcr. Nad ben elm
aelanfenen geridten miiftc man oas
@egenteil annebmen.
Der g9ollooner Stonoaro1 6o1
fein Grideinen eingeitellt.
(gseitere Nahridten altf Seite 4.
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Der oentid)e pffisielle gerid)t iiber
Sue |orgGnse bei @erbnn Iast: Der
sycimo mad)te ipeitcre Ieriud)e, ms
ben geiit Des vSoten Mnnnes"- -6n-
gels nno Der Stellnng in benz
HalSe n1rbIidJ bpm linn itreitig sil
maiden, bod lparem alle cieie Ser
lmdje perseblid)." Iarans lam man
annebmen, oaf bic 9emti6en inn
DoIlen 4eiit bes piel senannten .Sn-
geIs NIT oem nnbeimliden 9iameil
iinb nnb Saf bic Wesenanariffc Ser
6ransofen abgeid)lagen iunr6en. Die
Jran5plen beridten 0agegen, bic
Terinde Der 9entIden, iie aus IT,
rem Sfellnngen am nSoten Man-
mes" .9igd 81 treiben, lrien mis-
slift nnO bic 9entlden ieien mad
oem gOrbealr- -Nalb snriifgebrangt.
Oieie GrfIaruns lit aber nod NM
beffimuiter sebalten, ais bic Ser
GeiiHden nnb oa Sic Neridte Der
Oentiden eripieIener Nafen suber-
IaiFiser iinb, ais bic Der Transoien,
10 ipsllen mir ben oemtlden geridjt,
big er pofitib ipiberlegt iuir6, aud
nmr aIs ridfig anncbmen. AuF bem
Oitnfer Der Raas baben oie Artil-
leriefGmpfe fortgebanert, bod iii
Die Gage Oprt nidjt beramSert. Sui
ltebrigen ldJeinen anf benz iueitIid5ei.
1riegsf6anpIat nur Mrtilleriefampfe
itattsefnn0en 81 baben. Sn flan-
bern fnb oiele Artilleriefdmpfe, .uie
bic 9entidjen neIoen, beftiaer as.
lupr0en.
Ans 2onOpn iuirb gemelod, Der
oemfidt Meidsfansler iuerbe benz
Hddjif snriiftreten nn6 Tirif gii-
Ion luer6e ipabridjeinIid iein Saad,.
fuIger iuer6en. Der Nadrid,t fehlt
nod iebe geitdtisnns.
ams Yaris miro iett semeloet,
Sah @allieni rciignierf fat, alIer-
oinss iuesen ieines idledjten 9e-
iitnobeitssnitan6es. Sein Neiiana-
tlonsidreiben an Vremierminifter
Briano iuirb per6ffentlidf. Gr err
Hart, oak leine arafte fir cine rid)-
fige Terfualtnng bes Nmtes uidlf
aasreid)fen. 8rianS ipridt in Der
Antiuurt iein 8ebanern iiber Sen
9iiftritt aus.
Mns Berlin iuirb aemeloet, oas
IN GaIisien nnS @oIbbnien lpitber
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Surge llfbtriidt.

Die 9entidJsn iinb i'm geiik
Ses Soften @annes Siigels"
unb oie Mnsriffe Der JransD-
len amf i'm iumrSen abseidlla-
sen.
Ser oeittid)e 9feid)sfansler
lsirb angeblid) sitriiftretea
nmb 8iilpiu iein gfndIulser
iuerDen.
Nugriff Der @niien an Der
StrDpa sitriidseidlasen.
Jran56iild)e 1ifftld)iffe iper-
fen angeblidD 8omben anf bns
6pIpital in Der bon ben 9ent=
IdJen beiebten StaSt QnbrD.
Guslilde Sdiffe bonbar=
oieren bic ilnbefeitiste stabt
gitria bei Sinbrna nnb t6ten
bieIe ibrer geipobner.
Sirpit foll snriidsetreten
Tein, iueil Der 3aiier mid)t iuOll-
te, oaf ber 1tnterleebpptfrieg
beridarft luerOe. Gr loa and
gegen Elm .6ernnsfpmnen Der
6Iotte seiueien iein.
Der ensliid)e 9sremierinini-
iter Nsanitll iuirS i'm 9sarla-
ment Id)arf ansesriffen.
General 9apanes lit frans6-
iiidJer &riegsminifter aeipor<
ben. 1aIlieni's yiiiftritts-
Idlreiben iuiro Der6ffeniid)t.
Amf Der nSnbantia" bcfan-
Scn iid) feline Mmerifaner.
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3lpei arlIerifaniide 9uftidaffe

3ipei amerifaniI1e 2uftidiffe
babell Herlbing uio leine 9rlppell
nad Wterifo binein begleitet, lino
aber ipieoer nod Columbus 5uriid-
gefebrt,
Die gead)ridjt ppn Der Wsenterei
Der Garransa-Srnppen in Dniiaaa
lDll nidt iuabr geiueien iein. Dberit-
lentnant 9ioias, Der ermuroet ieiH
iollte, 6efiubet iid) amldeinenS in be-
item @oblIeim. Damn lit natirliA
aud Die NaMridt nidt iuabr, Ssii Sic
Menterer sesen Sfefioiu marfdifr-
ten. I
Die Eruppcn, Die IN Yferifo
binein marlbierten, lino an ibren d.
ten Stanoorten oursb a1nerc pr{fbt
Sn 81 Eaio lit Dos 23ite Sssnfatttertc-
@esiment BON @alpelton iuib in Go
lunlbus oas elite aopaaerie Hegi=
mellt bon Sort Sgletborpe in @eor-
gia eingetroffen.
- Nns Columbus luirb gemetbet,
oak Bis iekt mnlere Srnppeu nod fri-
ne beionoeren GreisniiIe 81 beridjttn
J6tten.
- Die 8ebanptuns, oaii amierc
Srnppem anf ibrem 3mse nirsenos
SaiIer befommen f6nnten, iuirS Ron
&ennern Der Wegeno balm beriAtet,
oak anf ben berihieoeHen srDken
Nandes, bic lie paiIieren miiTsn,
reidjlid) Naifer 81 befommcn lei.
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llfber Die 9altnng orr
Mfrifaner.
Sind die freundfd,afts.
beteueru11gen durid)=
tig geilieint?
Sina ieinen SfriOlgern
lueit DDrans.

- IS id)eint, oaf bel oem aricgs-
niniiterium in @aibinstpn 0ar-
mnnsen einsetrOffen iino, iidl nidt
81 Diei anf bic observation-disclosures
rnnsen Der Merifaner 81 perlaiYen.
Sn WirflidJfeit iei bic 8eb6lfernns
tuiiten6 anf bns Gingreifem Der
Mmerifaner nnb gImsbriide Der
8Dlfstuut f6nnten jebem slugenblif
erfplsen. gmd por @errat lei man
nidt iider. Grpfe goriidJt tne brin-
gen0 not.
- GomInl Silliman, Der iidD bel
Garransa befinbet, fat anIere Sc
siernns Die Seriidernns seseben,
oah iie feine Shiuerisfcitem BON Sci
ten Garransa's nnb ieiner Srnppen
8it befiirdten bramdle. Garransa itr-
be Der amerifaniiden Straferpcbi-
tlon frennOld)aftlidJ gegeniiber.
- 1enral @aDira in ssnares Ioll
ildD often ansseiprpdJcm ba6en, Sas
er gegen ben Ginmarid Der Ymeris
famer lei 10 Iantet cine gsadlridlt.
Die anoere 1adridlt lautet, Dap cr
uerlprodJen babe, Die 9lmcrifancr
mad araften 5u interitiiten.
Us iinO jett nnsefGbr 1000
yiann in &egifo, bic inter benz
Sberbefell oes General geribine itc-
ben. Columbus in gseiu 0ierieo BIZ.
bet borlamfis cine ySaIc Of SnppIn"
fitr ite. Wpn bort ans 6efummen tic
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gebcmsntittel mnb ssltter. glnd) 8ai=
ier miro ibnen in gSanfs" nnb 8ai-
lerlafen Sngelanot.
glms 81 EaiD ,pir0 gemeloet,
nniere Sritppen nGbertem iid benz
&illa SerritDrinm in Ser WesemO
uom Gafas @rnnbes. Die bprtigen
Murmonemfolonien leien, trob Der
geridte iiber lire 3erit0rmna nid)t
seritDrt.
- llnIer &oninl @illiants in Sur-
reom lit nit S6 fliid)fiaen slnrerifa-
nern, barnnter piele syranen nmo
ainber, in eareSp cinsetruffen. Gr
Iast, bak biz jett feline 1tnrmben burt
borgefpmmen ieien, baf am6 Die Gar
niiOm nid)t geinentert babe, iuie be-
rid)tet lei. Die @erbaltniiie ieien
aber bod Serart, baf, er iid) fir be-
redtist sebalten babe, oas &oninlat
Sem ensliiden &uninl sit iibergeben
mno NIT 10 pielen slmerifanern iuie
er nitbefpmmen fDnnte, Die Stabt s,t
berlaiien.
@on @aIbinstOn ails aiebt man
sn, baf, menn bic gtadrid)t iua6r lit,
Saf @illa non 3apata .6iilfstrnppen
erbalte nnS oafs @cmeral Ealacs, Der
Die @egenS bon Smrpam II. Sampieo
funtrolliert, lin itnteritiisen iuerDe,
es uiel id)iperer iein iperSe, Ieiner
Serr 81 iuerben, ais man geglanbt
babe. Die nadJ Meriep gsianSte
Srmppenmense reid)e bann and BEL
gSeitem nidt ans, ppr allem nidJt,
iuenn audi elm grufer Seil Der Sc
bOlferiing, iuie es ben glnIdjeim babe,
iidl ben Mmerifanern feinblid) aeaen=
iibcr itellen iueroe. sStnitom mtiiiIc
oann nninbeitens $4,000 Manm ba-
ben, nm etiuas amsriften sm f0nmen.
@ie aus 81 8aio gemeloet
miro, bat sSrau Weauoe Soipfe
! 8rigbt ibr a8nbp" mieoer befonl-
men, oas ibr Die Iilliitas ieiner5eit
fortgenommen imo einer Werifane-
rim aegeben batten. 2ebtere bra9te
oas aino 5li Den Mornlonen nod
Galos @ranoes itilo bon BORT aus
tpnroe es Der Wiutter ipieoer 8uge-
itelt- Der @aite Ser sSrau @rigbt
ipliroe BON ben 8iIliiias ernloroet.
- Der Dffisielle gerid)t iiber BEN
llebcrfall Der Gilliitas anf Columbus,
W. Dr. Iiegt jebt ppr. Die Mngrei-
fer itanoem INTER peri6nlider ssiI-
rMng Tilla's. Shire GAIL ipiro ber-
Idieocn angese6en, BON 5000 big ber-
nnter 81 700. Nniur Sompfins,
Gapt. Smeier inb 2entnant Cattle
man Derfulsten iic NIT 5S Nfanm BON
Den Sripps $ nno & bes Sreisebn-
ten &apailerie Geaiments. Die Nm-
grelfer batten iid) in Sns Eager ae-
idDlidDen, obne bemerft sn iuer6en. Der
Alarm ipnroe bun oem Soften gso. 3
oaonrd seseben, oaf or siuei Der ein-
geornngenen Werifaner eridDoe. Gr
lelbit iunrbe ebenfalls erldlpifem, aber
tetne SdiiiIe batten bic 0arniion auf
ote Seine gebradJt nnb 2entnamt
eattleman, Der luadbabenbe Cffisier,
lammelte ieine Sente, trieb Die San.
otfen aus benz Eager in Die Stabt
iino lnd)te bort Die bantIGdlliditcm
tSeldDaftsbaiier sn idiiten. Sinner
balb pon flint 0iinntem famem banm
ipetfere SolSaten mno Die 8anSiten
luilroen Dertrieben. Sic iunrSen mn
ter fortiuabrenSem sfGmpfem sluSlf
yieilen in Ierifo 6inein uerfoIat. |
an Der Wrcnse uarben iie bon benz
sripp y oes brei5ebntem aaballerie- |
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xafann-
Qie &amnaane sllr 9[n

Die &anlpagne sur slIliperbAng
Der 10000 neuen Aefrifen mira
fraftfgtit geforoert. 170 SiiI5ssse-
frutieriigs Stntionen iino in afIen
Seilen Der Ser. Staaten erSffHet,
Die periucben Deroen in @eneiuSshaft
nit Den reguldren "a Gfafisnelt
oas NOTICE 9fefriltenmateriaf IN
moglidIt fllr5er 3eit sularmnensA,-
brtngen. Bon oielen SiiIfs Sta
tionen meroen iid @ruppen BON
Soloaten in Die nrlIieeenoen fIeine-
rem Staote uno I1noIihe ge5irfe
begeber, Inn BORT nnteritiitt ourdo
ganpblete itno ollerhano miIitari
lfe Sttterotiir. oos gSerbcacifift
init gsadornd 81 betrcien.
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yillia an serfoufeu

Stllis 81 berfnmfen @salpani-
llerter. gerippter StabI nno 8um-
Dol5 milB Iofort berfalft nproen.
Eel. erodett 1867, ooer fonlmt nod
720 Sumter 8eb1uoe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06
MELVIN II. MILLER DIES.
protbcr Of Gen. Crosby Miller sucrumbs
81, sons Home in ItichmOnd.

pichmoud. Dec. 3l.-Mciviu VI. Miller
Of Randolph died this afternoon at 1.S0
n'clocl at the home of his sou, William
w Miller lie was born In Pomfrct
sco;embcr Of. 1887, and remained ON the
bo,,c farm until several years after the
death of his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs Crosby Miller, when h" sold the
place ana moved TO Randolph A few
years ago he suffered the amputation o:
.,uc LOG bccdusc of hardening Of tho
nrtcrle, and Il little later lost the other
leg from the same cause. after Whio- hn
got abuu. IN Il wheel hair
\ few months ago Mir. Miller mado tho
trim 70 Richmond to spend the winter
with mis- son. Tie coon began to fail in
health and for the lest few weeks there
has been no hope of his recovery. Before
he lost his legs he Was prominent IN the
affairs of the Vermont Dairvmen's as
ISOLATION and the Vermont Maple Sugar
Makers association and was n prominent
official at fairs in this part of the ;Stat"
Mr.. Miller leaves widow, who was
Julia Ware of Pomfret. whom he mar.
rici August II, 1861, and who has beer
a devoted helpneet during his years ot
illness: one son, William w. Miller OF
Richmond; one brother, General Crosby
T.. Miller Of Burlington; and two sisters
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Chandler OF Tarry town
y. y, and Mrs. Emma l.. Mcintyre o
Handolpl, who is spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. q, T.. Loudon
in Burlington.
The funeral services win he hold Mon
day morning at go O'Clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06
REPUBLICAN BANQUET
TO REP. Il. H. SMELL
Men of Prominence TOnst Recently
Elected New York Congressman.

Malone. y. Y. Dec. 3l.-One hundred
and fifty Franklin county republicans,
including many prominent attorneys
statesmen and orators from northern New
York were present last evening at
republican dinner given at tho Flanagan
in honor of Congressman r. II. Smell or
potsdam. Among the speakers who re-
sponded to toasts We're: Deputy Comp
trollpr Fred Reussewig OF Albany: lion.
w. \. Weaver of Peru; Hon II. w.
Knapp Of Mooers; ]. 6. Gokey OF Upper
Lake: Hon y. Monroe Marshall and At
toruey II. W. Main of Malone; Deputy
state Conservation Commissioner Alex
ander Macdonald of Albany; Hon. w. 7.
Thaycr of ChateaugaY; Editor Charles
NJ. Redfeld of Malone and Congressman
Smell.
The keynote of Mr.. SHELLS remarks was
Preparedness Adequate to Uphold the
Dignity and Honor of our Country II
marked the first public address given by
Mr. Smell in Franklin county since his
election over II. -. Stevens of Malone
| The latter was guest at the banquet
! Attorney =. &. Lawrence Of Malone pre-
! sided rs POSTMASTER in place of the lion
| y. u. Kilburn, who was unable to b.
! present owing to a failure in train con
i nectona. The banquet was given 10y tn
members OF the Franklin county republl
can committee, OF which L. Roy Kirk i
| chairman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06
RUTLAND SCHOOL
GIRLS RUN AWAY
Charlotte IOOnis, 10. and Doris
Vaughan. IL, Leave Home AT Night.

Rutland, Dec. 3i.-Notwithstanding the
fact hist the thermometer stood at 10
below zero ard they had only n few
cents in their pockets after paying their
railroad fare Miss Charlotte LOOMS, age
IL wears, niece of Fred Smart Of this
city. and Miss Doris Vaughan, II daugh-
ter of Fred 5. Vaughan. started out. pre-
sumably alone, to see tile world at l:3'
o'clock this morning. 1t Is believed that
they went TO Albany, n. Y, and rcla-
tjves have gone there to look for them
tho police having been wired TO DO on
the lookout.
The absence of the girls was not dis
covered until their respective families
arose at the usual time to-day. both
girls went to their rooms at their usual
hours last night, showing no indication
of anything wrong. They packed all OF
their clothing in suit cases They had
little money of their own but one OF
them is said - have taken some from
the rocket of a sleeping male relative
Neither awakened anyone In the houses
and both left through back doors
The girls were not seen on the street by
anyone who recognized them but the
nisht ticket agent, on being given q
dissertation of the girls clothing. remem'
bers selling two Albany tickets to youns
girls who wanted To go to New York hui
| did not have enough money. The traveller;
| left Rutland on the sleeper train, Their,
| is no evidence as yet that there were
any men connected with the case Bot
| girls attended the public schools res
| ularlN,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06
c 0 INSTRUCTION Of
RAILROADS IN j. s.
10 W EREO IN 1915

Chicago. Dec. 3o.-fcwcr miles of rail-
road We're built in the United states
during 1919 than in any other year since
1864 and more miles of railroad were in
receivers hands during the year than
ever before according to railway statistic $
compiled from official sources by the Rai'-
way Age Gazette and made public to-
night. There have been only three other
wears since 1878 in which the Increase
in the railway mileage was less than 1,Oop
and those were the civil War years OF
1867 and 1857
| In 1898 the total miles of new railroad
const fuctcd i'm I'll" United states were 3|I
compared with l,5@2 in 1911 and "U'l III
1913. There also was a reduction In the
second trackagc built.
The largest mileage of new road in one
State was built in Pennsylvania which
constructed 9S miles.
| According to the statistics quoted, re
cevers now hold and operate 1851 miles
OF railroad with a total funded debt OF
81 ,6O1 $4,000 and a total capital stock o
$7i7 .0pi sol. Tho roads in the hands of re
ceivers represent nearly a sixth of tn,
total mileage and capitalization of thu
railroads of the United States.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06
2S5 COMMITMENTS
DURING YEAR 1915
Years Record at House of Correction
about an Average.

Rutland Dec. 10-rhc records OF
Superintendent N. ". l.Oukes for 1915
show that the commitments to the house
of correction for the ~ months were near
~ the same as in the previous year
being 2S6 for 1915 and 80 for 1914. with
the exception of breach of the peace,
Vagrancy landed nearly twice as many
persons at the state institution as any
other offense against the State laws. y
large proportion of the tramps were re-
ceived in November when the entries
on the botter nearly doubled those of
any other month.
The offenses for which the 2s6 persons
We're Jailed are as follows: Vagrancy, 9"
breach of the peace, 81: larceny. 49, viola
lions OF the liquor laws, 81; adultery and
violation of parole, nine each: keeping
house OF ill-fame, six stealing rides or
railroad trains, three; lewdness, forgery
and non-support of family, four each
impeding an officer and cruelty TO ami
mails, two each; emhezzlement, violation
! of game laws and selling mort gagged prop
| erty, one each. There we're three trans
| fers from the Vermont Industrial schoo
at Vergcnnes to the house of correc
! tion.
| There wcro $40 commitments to thu
county Jail during 1915, 1N OF the offend
ors being locked up for intoxication.
Tho police of the city had light year
making 1897 arrests in comparison witt
5l5 in 1914 The intoxication arrests thi
year totaled 29i.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06
To THE HAGUE
THROUGH GERMANY
Says FORD PARTY

Copenhagen, via London. Jan. .
After having decided to proceed to
The Hague by sea, the managers of
the Ford peace party to-day made an
other effort to avoid the necessity of
sailing through the North sea, with
it's danger from mines. They called
on the German minister and urged
him to obtain permission for the party
to go to The Hague through Germany.
1t is understood no decision has been
received
Although the passports of the AM
orleans do not permit them to travel
in belllgerent countries. it is suggest
ed that this point may be met by send
ing them without stop across German
territory, in cars with scaled doors.
The managers of the party have decldeo
to charter n small vessel at an expense
| of $4,000 to go by sea TO The Hague IL
| consent to pass through Germany can
NOT be obtained. In this event only inc
members of the party whose presence Is
| regarded as necessary will be taken along
| The Others including the college students
will be sent back to the United States
| from Copenhagen.