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New-York tribune., 1917-12-03

being done. But Fritz took no
chances" Naval men sePort tnat
U-boat crews have literally to be driven
aboard these vessels at the point of a
pistol. L,;,o
so long as these birds were having
things their own way" they say, they
were the gamest fellows in, the world
Now that improved methods have en-,
abled the other side to get many, OF
them. they are not SO game: lhey
cannot stand the gaff It is this weak
ching of morale that is responsible Tor
the refusal of the Germans TO take
advantage Of what at times look to be
certaintieS of scorinR.'
New-York tribune., 1917-12-03
Austrian Women Praise
Czernin Peace Talk

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 2.-According to
a Vienna dispatch, dense crowds Of
women of all classes congregated IN
the Ballhaus Platz on Saturday and
Sunday, manifesting gratitude to Count
Won Czernin. the Austro-Hungarian For
eign Minister, for his utterances in
favor Of an early peace. There were
similar demonstrations IN the prov
ipcoa
New-York tribune., 1917-12-03
Russian Ministry
Workers Strike
Against Radicals

PETROGRAD, Dec. 2.-Thc employees
of the Ministries of Finance. Agricult;;
ure and Communications have refused
70 recognize the authority Of the
Rolsheyiki and have begun a strike OF
two days. c.,;.
tee sent a sailor to the Ministry Oh
Supplies to ascertain the amount OF
meat and other food in Petrograd. me IN,
official in charge declined TO deal with
an agent of the Revolutionists and re-
fused the information.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-03
Petrograd Assembly Vote
Gives BolsheUiki Victory

PETROGRAD, Thursday, Nov. %
Incomplete returns from the election
for the Constituent Assembly indicate
that the Bolsheyiki have carried Petro-
grad, receiving 272,000 votes. against
2l1 900 for the Constitutional Demo-
Gratis and 10000 for the Social Revo-
Iutionaripg
New-York tribune., 1917-12-03
Italian
ROME

ROME. Dec. . DAY. Prom the Asiago
plateau TO the lower Piaye the intensity Of
the artillery fire continues. Enemy troops re-
ported marching on the road from Monte
Cimone 20 the Nos Valley were shclled b. our
batteries and dispersed. Large enemy groups
which after violent bursts of fire attempted
TO approach our positions at Meletta were
promptly put TO fight.
In the Monte Pertica region one Of our
parties In a surprise attack reached Hill ,549,
held by the enemy, but was not able 10 oc-
cupy this position owing TO IL being exposed
10 violent concentrations Of fire.
AUSTRIAN
VIENNA, Dee. On Monte Pertica an
other Italian attack has been repulsed Other
wise there Is nothing To report from Neuetia.
GERMAN
BERLIN, Dec. . lDAY) There is nothing
new to report on the Italian front.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-03
Official Statements
West
british

LONDON. Dec. . tDAY.-ln the oours'
Of the fighting yesterday IN the
Of Mssnicrcs the enemy delivered no Ie's man
nine separate attacks upon our p''H''"' ~
and around the village. All "ere oeau'" o'
With heavy Losses 10 the enemy. IN '"e '''
a,,sck attachments Of German infantry sue
ceeded in gaining footholi ~ pne "''
Village Of Les Rues Verte@, on the 49, Da, ,',,,
of the Canal de Lcscaut, but "e''
by our counter attack I'D dur.
Hostile raiding parties were repuis w., w.
ing the night in the neighborhood o. 49, ~.
and south Of Armentieres. We secui'u
nrisOner..
New-York tribune., 1917-12-03

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The members of the
American war mission began winding
up their affairs to-day, preparatory TO
leaving for America. They were busy
compiling reports and clearing up
minor details in conference with their
french and British associates.
It is officially announced that no
plenery meeting of the conference will
be held. and that the Americans will
take no further part in the meetings OF
the Supreme War Council until the
mission has returned home and made,
its report. Colonel House and General
Bliss represented the United States at
the meeting Of the war council yes
terday. but the permanent representa-
ton is still undetermined.
Colonel House has been IN frequent
communication with President wilson,
who has been advised on all the I'M
portant developments.
The inter-Allied Council, which is
permanent body dealing with finance,
SHINING, munitions and other economic
New-York tribune., 1917-12-03
Lloyd George Says
Moment Is Serious,
But Unity Will Win

OTTAWA, Dec. "A statement
given a Petit Parisien" representa-
tive in Paris by Lloyd George has
been received by the agency here Of
the Reuter- Telegram Company, Limit
Ell. 1t follows:
"The moment is very serious. Every
thing must give way before the i'm
portance of our object. We have the
men, the munitions, the economic and
financial resources and the feeling that
we are lighting for the right. Let us
strain every nerve now to make unity
of direction and control into reali-
ties. If we do not waste time, and are
resolved to win the war, we shall do
so. We must have the will, the pa
tience, the endurance and the tenacity.
Then we shall conquer"
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
BUR Iektem 3mbe.

Am So~unerstag, ben 9. 9lueult per=
Itarb mad ldngerem Qeioen Serr. Gugen
%. Braun, Der in go. 7O5 z. Str. N.
gG. lpobnte. Gr mar in Sbereilesbeim
Miirttemberg, am a. Mopember 1875
geboren uno fam i'm Mlter BON IL Sab
rem mad Mmerita. @r arbeitete crit ais
Bidder in pbilaOelpia, Oann ais Wlotor=
mann IN Baltimore uno fam in 1910
na6 WaIbington, mo er ieitber I'M De
i6dft ieinss 8ruoers, &arl s. Braun,
tdtig mar. NuBer bielem bat Der Ser
Itorbene nod einen 8ruoer uno cine
S1mel ter in 9eutf6lano. Sls Wtitglieo
geb6rts er benz DWaibington Sid Ute
lief" unD nS6maben 8erein" an. Die
8eerDisuns fano am SOnnta9, ben II.
Nu9ut, na6 Dem Seutihen 8ir6bOfe
ltatt. Ser 9rOBe 9ei6en5ug iebte lid
BON @eDers 9ei6enbeItattungs &apellt
aus in 8ewegung. Paitor IT. S6mIoi
BON Der 3ions=&ir6e leitete Die Srauer=
feierli6teit. Der o@ermania Mdnner=
dor" ma6te es fih CUR beionoeren @b=
re, Dem SOten einen @rab9elan9 81
tDtnmen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Seller Der Gntsnte.

SIN allgemetncn 5eiGnen ii9 bic
farbi9en 6ilfso0lter ntht geraoe our9
einen DEFENDERS ~mannbaften &riegsz
geiit aus. 8erf9ieoene ii6erfeetY4e
aafen iinb fOgar ID penig trie9sbers
tpenbungsfdbig, BOB iie ausfhlieBlid
i'm 9interlono ais 9(rbeiter benuBt
perben. Menn ii9 aber Bel oiefen
5arbigen fin unb pieoer bob Der
ariegsgeiit regt, 10 9ei4ie1t es ni4t
gum @orteil Der Gntentefriegfabrung.
Sies Benefit neuerOin9s Der Sampf,
ben oie &GbDlen pnb Ghinefen i'm Muz
n%itionseebiet Der @aronne auSfp9ten.
Ser &rieg beganu, tpie r2'SeuDre" err
sGblt, in Der Mrt zines jeben &rieges.
nGmli6 nit @orten, Die INNER erregz
ter unb uniiberlegier nur0en. Die
Rabplen narfen ben @binefen ihre
gelbe Sarbe Dor, Die Gbinefen pieber@
I'm bef6iperten Ii9 iiber ben Seru9
Der &abpleu, G9lisBli6 %ernannten
Die @bineien einen gepiTen Si4ao@
pai Nien gu i9rem General, unb oieier
Meann legte and fofort Die trefili4z
item itrateqiiWen Gaiente an Der Sag.
gr lieb fiG udmli4 auf BEN S9ultern
feiner 2eute 1erumtragen unb briate
laut, oab Die Derru4ten &ab9len ibn
umqebra6t Batter. Sc IAN gu 2Gmz
pfen, in oeren @%e1lauf au@ GoOesOpfer
per5ei9net merDsl mubten. Sum
S9lub aber purben Die ergrimmten
@eneralftdbe oem WliIitargeri4tsboi
pprgefiibrf. Der 9ineiif9e 5abrer
erparb fi9 fofort bie @unit oes &c
ri9tsbofes, inbem er Elm 2pblieo auf
Srantrei9 fang, @oincare nit Der
Come Dsreli6 unb einen Miniiter nit
benz Mpnb. 0as urteil itebt nod
aus uno biirfte ni9t lei9t gu fGaen
fein, ba es mad Nnii9t bes n2'Oeupre"
i9pierig erf6eint, gerabe unter ben
beutigen u~mItGnoen Die Sur6igen baz
BON gu iiber5eugen, 6aB es unmOralii6
1T, fi9 auf europdii4em 9ooen gegen=
Ietttg um3ubringen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
9tt uGran5Oieubn6e."
AarrIei aus Der Vrrgansrabeit Der
Dart S%ranOrnburg.

Die .SranSoienbuGe" an Der alien
6amburger pOititraBe i'm 3OOBens
palDe nDrbli4 BON 5rieiad gait als
GrinnerungsSei4en an einen MOrb,
Der na6 Der poltstiimli9en neberliefs>
rung i'm Sabre 1907 an einem Srars
sofen begangen pOrOen mar. Der
Baum trug Die Sni9rift nMementO
W1ori 1907" unO mar our9 Elm etngee
bauenes &reus be5ei9nst. Sn Der
.8ranOenburgta" ber0ffentlt9t pfarz
Ter @Olfram in Nadel cine i'm Stir
6enbu9 oufgefunOene 8ef6refbuHg
Der 2ei6e, Die am 27. Suli, 1907, ents
bedt unb am %. SUM uuf bent &tr4s
bof beS naben 0orfes @utfe3 beitate
tet tpurbe. Q(us Dem T~unOberi6t 9ebt
unapeiFel6aft berbor, baB Der Gri4lds
gene 3tpar elm Tremoer mar, ober tetre
Uniform trug. Gr mar oliO tstH
SranapTe. GbenIo oarf man AUDI Die
&i9tigteit ber Gage ODn Der 5ranoos
feneife i'm &rdmertpalbe BET ytauen
beapeifeln. Gs 1siBt 3lpur, bort babe
Der S0rIter Gtadin Doriiber3iebenbe
Nran3ofen aus Dem 9tnterbalt err
idoTeu, Bis er ent0edt uno felbit err
i6pFen purbe. Cine apette Sorm Der
Sage melost jeOOd, Der @orfaa babe
fi9 i'm 0reiBigidbrigen &risge 5uses
iragen. @nblib fei an be bstOen
@teintreu3e an Der 0prfitraBe tn
pretI6en am @%preeipalO erinnert, mo
atpei aus GuBlanb bsilnfebrenoe Sranz
3ofen BON Ser 9orfbetpobnern eri9la@
gen porOen Isin iolIen. Gum @sbd9t~
mis-, beiBt es, babe man Die beioen
&reuse bort duigetelt. 0ie Stsine
finb ieop6 mittelaltecli4e Siibntreuas,
BITE felbTper itdnoiiA nit Tran5oiens
morben nints 81 INN baben fOnnen.
$50 INNER nu6 elm mdrftides
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Der Bolts
fage gemelbet miro, bat ii9 BET genauer
priifung noh itets berauSgeiteut, bab
Die Sage frsi erFunben mar.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
We6r MiaiarOem n6tig.

@Gbreno Der Senot leine 8era-
tungen iiber Die &riegslteuerporlage
in ser loufenoen @ohe fortlebt, miro
lif oos &eprGientantenbaus nit Den
Sorbereitungen beihdftigenL mie lid
oie nod notieen Soften BON $4,000
900, 900 fir Die Sortietnng oes &ric-
ges bis gum L. Sui 1918 %aufbrin=
gen loIien. Noh ebe lid Der &ongreB
pertagt, meroen weitere $2,00O,0O0,=
900 notig iein uno ole &egierlln9
miini6t, oaB oieie idon jeBt bemilligt
ipcroen. 8ielfod befiirmortet man
einen 3insfuB bon 4einbalb Fro5ent
ober 8elteuerung Der Nnleibe, Inn 81
perbinOern, Dob groBe &%apitolilten it'd
gemaltige Summen Der Nnleibe lid.
ern uno ibr angelegtes &apital l%teller-
frei erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17

GamosmanuidaftlidDe MuS Hnterltui'
nngs : %ereiue.
&erein Saoen. %eri. am 2. Wfi!i
mod i. %. in 922 ga. 9lpe. gt.-&;
9llois &einbart, Setretar, 531 g.
Str. GO.
Semtld Mmeritamiidler llnter
Itiibungs . @ereiu. Sic. 8iega!la
5efretar, 824 6te Str. S.-&. Gel
Wain 2999m. Serl. am 9. Siensiuf
/. %. in 705 Siebente Str. N.-&.
GliGHer &ereiu, 8erl. am 2. Wton
tag /. W. in 705 Siebente Str. ge.-S3
9lD. Gdacioer, 5cfretar, sol llnlo'
Gapings Wanf Building.
Observation-Disclosures lInterltatuNaS
Sereim. Chris. 9eilltein 8rdi. Sobl
Mteininger, Sefretdr, 255S l~lniDeriitr
9lace. @eri. am 3. Wtittmo6 I. M.
in 922 Ya. 4ee. N.-@.
Gdiuabilder 9ranfen : untcritit
M"ngsDerciM. Widael OieB, Scfretar
500 $ 5traBe M.-@. @erl. oli /
Oienstag /. 30. in ger. 705 Sie5enti
str. gt.=G.
YattOeniI6er &ereem, @aibinGton
.. Is. Sefretar: 8m. StlierInunn
II GbeItnut Str, Safoma Yarf, 90
Serl. am 1. 9~pnrerStag i. sc. in 7OS
Giebente Str. N.-@.
9emti6er llntcritiitangs Bun
9iltrift 100. Wtid. Oies, SefretG:
629 $ StroBe sc. @erl. am 4
0~icnstag /. sc. in 922 9a. Nre. 81.
SO.
9emtider lInterititnngs Snno
0iitrift 40. SefretGr Sofia Wtei
ringer, 1858 llniperiitp Glacc. &eri
mn 1. Mithpod'i. 90. in 922 ga. gpt
RIB.
o@ai6inston Mebger llnteritiit
mngs-%erein" |rdiioent. goam Die
gelnonn 1t04 6 Str. GO. Gefrc
tor: 6rit ScB. 112 Ate ctr. &c
Ser mn 1. 0icnsta9 i. az. III 929
ga. ,aipe. H.-M.
@iibelm Self llnteritiimnss.Wc'
ielidaft. @eri. am 3. Montaq /. 90.
IN 922 $50. Mpe. N.-g9. Mi.ul 8ad).
ihmiot, Sefret6r, 10T ,~lsrte Ctr.
Nor0ojt.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
s9nljnitis uur 100 Sa9reu,

gs muB friber nod i6perer getpe=
fen fein als beute, S9iiler gu iein.
Sn ben @9ulftunoen berrfdte unbe-
f@rdntt Der Stod unb entebrenoe, oft
raffiniert ausgeba9te Strafen trafen
bic srpben unb tleinen Siinoer. Sin
S9ulporfteber in einem t%leinen, i6pds
bii9en Stdbt9en bat eenaue 4uf5ei4s
nungen iiber bic bon ibm ausgetetlten
S6ulitrafen gema6t. Gr perabfOlgts
bon 178O-182O 1,115,880 &ppfniife,
176,716 Sanofdmife, 20,989 pfDts
den ober Saben, 1925 Maulf6eQen,
100 Obrfeieen, 1872 Stodidldse,
12,4O1 &ntenbiebe, .22,763 frdftise
Mabnuneen. Oiefe nfrdftigen Mab-
nungen" paren @6ldge nit 8ibel, Sc
fansbil9 ober &ate4ismus. 887 nal
muBten anaben auf grbien unD 672
nal auf Die I9arfe 4ante zines oreiz
edisen S9eites fnien. @uf Dem Gfel
reiten (eine Strafe, Die our 3eit Srieb=
ri9s bes @roben audi Bel Den Solba=
ten ssbrdudli9 par) lieB er 5oO1
Sdiler.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Semtlder Central erbanS i'm 81
itrift Columbia.

SeutIder Central erbanS i'm 81
itrift Columbia.
9rdlioent: Mtortin 8ieaano;
/. @i3e-@rdi.; Sobn alt;
2. Si6e-Yrdi.: IS. q. Beoupero;
3. @i8e-Yrai. &arl @6terfirhen;
A. @i3e-%rdi.: Sill. @iibler;
s. @i8e-8ral.; S u. @eibe.
6efretar: @uitaD 8enoer;
Ghaemeiiter Carl 9amnel;
s5ahnentrGgcr, sSoe 8onbraf;
@erlammlune am A. 9ienstag /. w.
i'm u8olbington Sangerbuno, 3l4
6 Ctr. N.-8.
9eMtider @aiien9aMsperein. Bra
libent Martin @iegano; Setretdr:
Q8m. s. Mepers, 1919 Srbing Str.
Oireftorenoerl. am ?. Sonntag I'M
Wailenbaus.
Traueu Si~lfsDereiu. 6rau Augll=
time &uppsrtus, Brdi. gerl. am =.
9onnerstag /. 30, 4 llbr nadm. IN
Ser Mnltnlt.
TraMeu Nabuereiu. Srau aatb.
20ffler, 8rdiioentin. %erlammelt 1ldl
monatli6 gemGB Scotia.
9emtiaer 9rieserbauo. gerl. am
A. Montag /. sc. in 1922 Sa. Ape. 81.
8. Jelomebel: gilbert 2inobeimer,
care 2ansburgb Bros, APO {. Ctr,
N.-@.
Gnfel 8rais @ersnigungsperein
@erl. am 2. Sienstag i. W, i'm Sar-
aerbunb. Sec Woir; Sefrctar, 1881
lite Ctr. N.-@.
8ruipeet Sid Cemetery. gSln.
Stiebling, Braiioert; Ism. Wartln
Sefretar; Gbas. 8ridweooe, Sbab-
meilter. @eri. am 1. 6reitas |. Wt'
in 1922 9te ctr. H.-8.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
0ebmrteH:

Marcus uno 6. @enoer, WtGo6en.
@lfreo unb 6. Wutb, 8nabe.
Sob. uno 2otte &emper, &nobe.
$. uno 6. Sobannes, &nabe.
otto. uno 81. 9ogel, &nabe.
s. nno @licc Nuitin, Wao6en.
Sobesfaae:
Soiepb $. Serfurtb, 81 Sabre 523
12te Str. 90.
eugene 8. Braun Al Sabre, 905
tie Str. H.=M.
S5ulia acmp, 10 Sabre, 724 9tC
Ctr. 80.
90. @eit, % Sabre, @omeopatt
Soipital.
Gbei6liefmnsem:
Wilb. $. 2obmeper II. so. Gbampner
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
@eians @ereine.
@aibiastum SGnserbuno, SIR. {

8aibiastom Sanserbmno, Nr. 9l4
s ctr. @.@. .. ban SOttgsrs pra.
iioeni; 81. @rauner, Setretar, 314 Y
Ctr. R.-8. 81. @umpreht 9irlgent.
@inaltunoe ieocn Mittmod abeno
0ireftoren-8 cri. am 2. @ontag |. yt.
0ermauia NGnnerhur, 922 $50.
Mpe. M.-@. @rdi. Sobn &eif; g
fret1r: Martin Sdiaing, 2157 y. y.
Mpe W.-@. 9irigcnt: @mil 5. GbrI.
itiani. @eri. am 1. 9onnerstas i.yt.
Gingftunoe ieoen Oonnerstag abeno,
Sauserbnnb SamenDercin. gerl.
an 2. @ittmo6 i. &C., abenos 8 Hb!'
i'm Sdngerbuno.
Nripn 0amenberein. Srau Y.
arumfe, Br1i. @eri. am 9. Wfitttpcdl
i. W., abenos s lbr, I'M Sangerbunh
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
3m mietem geimdt:

Gin bequemes 3immer nit Eenii
on in oeutiber Samilie geiu6t. On
nnter S2O an oaS Sournal.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
4ereins~ ind h~ogen~Ralender

9e Serren @efretare fno gebeten, rms its bon Aore1enoeranoerunseH
iopie bon gorgangen in ibren 8erenen 9eri6t gu geben, uHo lno mH
itts betrebt, folte an geeigneter Sh4e aufunebmen.
9reis fiji Die Sniertion Der aarte $3.50 per Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Gm9em W. 8raum,

Iowie fir Die 8ablrei6en 8lumenipenoen
iagen mir alien Sreunoen unieren
ber3li6iten Cant.
8eionoeren Sant 6errn paltOr &i0=
arO S6miot fir ieine troitrei6en @Or=
te i'm Sauie unO am 8rabe.
@beniO nanten mir fir Die 3ablrei6e
8eteilisuns oes @aibinston Sid &e=
lief" pSdwaben 8erein" uno gang be-
ionoers Dem y@ermania Wdnner=G Dor"
fir leinen @labgeian9.
Namens Der trauernoen Sinterbliebenel
GamtIie RarI &. 8rauu.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17

W6bliertes 3immer sm permieten:
S6on mobliertes 3immer billig 81
bermicten. 437 $ StroBe gt. M.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17

3u fanfen seindt:
Mebrere 8agen poller Oiinger
fir guten Treis. 1915 6 Str.S.G.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17

Sci Gmrem GinfGnfem bermft Sud
anf bas y@aibinstOn Sunrnal" mmO
SIR nnteritiitt Gnd lelbit oamit.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17

Retn Runitpert miro 10 gefeben,
pte Der Riinitler es gei4affen bat.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Sanfiagmug.

Sir bic pielc 2iebe uno Seilnasnle
am Sooe uno 9~egrdbniIie meines ae-
liebten 8ruoers, Gntels uno S6wagers
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17

A 9entide Srcimanrer 9ogc,
N% Nrninims, &r. 25, S.I.A.M
~ @loum Sdneioer. Sefretar
sol Union Sapings 8anf 9uiloinG.
Seri. am 1. uno 3. 0ienstag i. ~
I'M Heuen Waionic Sempel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-26

Archibald l.. Daniels of this city. is a
member of the class of cadets who were
Friday graduated from the United
States Military Academy at West Point.
N. Y. and commissioned as second lieu.
tenants in the regular army. Mr.. Daniels
was graduated from the Burlington high
school in 1910 and was appointed to West
Point in 1913. while a member of the
Junior class of the University of Vermont.
Curiously enough. his younger brother.
Robert W. Daniels. who was an honor
graduate from the University of Vermont
in 1915. received his commission as a Sec
ond lieutenant some months ago and will
rank his brother.
Miss Anna Poissant or, in English.
Fisher. daughter of Mrs. Celina Pois-
SAINT, of 81 La Fountain street, and
william Smith of Bolton were married
at six O'Clock Monday morning at st.
Joseph's Church by the Rev. ]. M.
Cloarec. The bride wore a travelling
gown of blue poplin. Peter Chastenay.
August Brown and the brides sister,
Miss Evelyn, attended the couple. They
are spending a two weeks honeymoon
in White River Junction and Montpelier.
Mr.. Smith is employed at the Horatio
Hickok company factory. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will live at 81 La Fountain
street. This is the second daughter
within six months to be married. The
ceremony in each case was simple, ow-
ing to the family's being in mourning
for another daughter. Miss Mary Pois-
SAINT.
Nora MasIares and her husband. VIII
liam Maglares, were in city court Thurs
day, both pleading guilty to warrants
issued by States Attorney Allen Martin
charging them with keeping a house of
ill-fame at their home on the southeast
corner of Cherry and Champlain streets
1t was shown that the woman was the one
who was more to blame than her hus-
band and she was sentenced to serve
from IL to IS months at the house OF
correction. The man was given the same
sentence. which was suspended. he being
placed in the hands OF the probation Of
iicer for IS months. Edward Benedict
who was arrested at the house at the
time of the raid early one Sunday morn
ing. pleaded guilty to a complaint ISSUED
by City Attorney H.. S. Peck. charging
him with the violation of the city
ordinance making it against the law t.
be a frequenter Of a house Of ill-fame
He was fined $50 and costs, n paid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-26
TWO FOUND L
One q Soldier, Who Was Placed on Pro-
bation and Sent to Fort

One q Soldier, Who Was Placed ON Pro-
bation and Sent to Fort
Oliver Epps and Florence Taylor we're
given a hearing in city court yesterday,
being charged with adultery. They were
taken in a raid made by the police Satur-
day night on warrants issued by States
Attorney Allen Martin. They pleaded not
guilty to the charge but on hearing were
found guilty and bound over to county
court in the sum of 500 bail in each case.
was able to furnish bail. Epps
asked h a an information be filed against
him charging adultery, to which he
pleaded guilty. thereby leaving the case
at the disposal Of city court. He was
sentenced to serve not less than IS months
nor more h " years at the house
of correction at Rutland. Friends from
Fort Ethan Allen pointed out that he
was needed in his troop Of the Second
cavalry and he was placed on probation
for two years, being given into the hands
Of an officer of his troop to be returned
to the army.
Bertha Deforgc Crepas and Jed Morris
were also arraigned in court. Cases
woman was arraigned on a warrant is
sued by City Attorney II. 8. Peck. charg-
ing her with violating the city ordinance
in regard to being an inmate Of a house
Of ill-fame, h having been found al
Z First street when hat house was raidcd
by the police. She pleaded guilty and was
given the maximum sentence of 90 day;
in Jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-26
NO MADE.
County License Commissioners Have "a
Applications to Consider.

At the meeting Of the liquor license
commissioners for Chittenden county,
held at their office in the Howard Ma
tional bank building yesterday morning.
no objections we're offered to any of the
applications made for liquor licenses in
this county the ensuing year, j. Henry
Lavignc II r. +. Collamer Withdrew
their applications for licenses, leaving
a total of 4o applicants in Burlington
OF this number there are SS applications
for first class licenses, under several
combinations. Some ask for a first class
only and others ask for a first or seventh,
first. second or seventh, or for a first or
second. The new law of course makes the
granting Of a second class license i'm
possible. There are five applications for
seventh class licenses.
There are thirteen applicants from
Wtnooski, three applications being for
either first or seventh. The only applica-
tion in the town Of Shelburne, the only
other town in the county in which IL
censes may be granted, is at the hotel,
where a frst-class license is asked for,
1t is moi expected that the names OF
those to whom licenses will be awarded
the coming year can be announced before
Saturday. and possibly not until Mon
day Of next week. The licenses do not
so into effect until Tuesday. May /.