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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-16

NATIONAL wEBKLx

was making a move for peace through
Ambassador Gerard. chem on his way
home from Europe. lie declined 10
give his source Of information.
Mentioning Of the names at all by
Mr.. Lawson was a tremendous surprise
10 the committee. They had'conhdent-
~ expected that he would again refuse
20 mention any names, or, at most
mention the name of Chairman Henry
as the Congressman who had given the
name Of a Cabinet member to him.
They were ready for this. Mr. Henry
was then TO take the stand and blow
Mr.. LAwson's testimony TO smithereens'
But it did not work out that way a.
al. Mr.. Henry took the stand, and
made dramatic and complete denial
that he had ever mentioned name TO
Nr Lawson at all. but 70 was oovl-
ously using a 42-cenumetre gun to XIII
MOSQUITO. The most harmless thing
in the entire testimony Of Mr. Lawson
Was MS itANlN tlNN W
gresham had told him.
lis other allegations. particularly
that with relation 10 the alleged com
b.7a,ion between McAdoo, the Senator
whose name begins with 0, and Phny
Fisk. FAR overshadowed in Importance
tho mere conversation between the
CONGRESSMAN and Mr. Lawson.
Sergeant-at-Arms Nearby
Due TO late train. Mr.. Lawson DID
no. arrive .n Washington until the
afternoon session Of the committee.
With an assistant scrgeant-at-srms sta
.iored d, his elbow. IT. was made per
rcc,iv plain 10 the Boston fnarcier
that nc would be ciapped'in jail if he
did no; answer questions satisfactorily.
T}er tncr ne begged that the COM
a..:4o would not force him to.tell the
names a public He asked for an
executive session. 20 that there would
be uo publicity, and he urged particu-
B.Uv tsst the names should not be
uc.toaeo because The men involved
aao thereby be tipped oF. and would
5y amy evidence tina. otherwise
Sd. Dos o.lco
!rc committee refused, however, and
..c reading Of the formal questions he
refused 10 answer ias. week was begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-16
OFFICIALS DENY
LAWSON'S CHARGE
Continued from page !

in my life, and have no connection OF,
named. I am a friend Of Secretary
WcAdoo. and in the preconvention cam
naion OF 1912. before the Baltimore
ron@ention. was associated with Mr.
MeAdoo and W. G. McCombs,. then ma
tional Democratic chairman. in organ
ration work for the fret Wilson cam
II am ready and perfectly willing
70 90 to Washington and appear be
fore the committee OF investigation al
any time. have no connection with
the Administration. The only possible
cause can conceive for my name being
mentioned IL because / am friend Of
Mr.. McAdoo. or possibly because I am
counsel for the Controller Of the Cur
rency in national bank receiverships
in New York City"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-16

As a further source OF information
Mr.. lawson read an editorial from "The
Providence journal and news stories
from THE Boston Transcript and
the Boston News Bureau. THE Boston
Transcript said that they knew one Of
the prominent houses in Wall Street
that had sold 100000 shares OF Steel
and made over SS.O00.G00 in connection
with This. and then they reported the
statement made a. one OF the Dromi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-16
ADVERTISEMENT

War Office statement ION the JullSh
front the enemy artillery showed pr
creased activity against cur position,
cast OF Gorilla and on the Caro- W.
batteries replied Vigorously difeeIus
their ire on the enemy's lines o. co"
munication."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-16
Italian Batteries Active

Rome. Jan. l5.-"On the Trent.uo
front our batteries disturbed troop
movements in the area between the
Adige and the Astico," says to-day's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-16

ing TO some of my people, and ! hs.e
even forgotten which Of my people 10
TO why am forge,ful about ~ ,hirg,
"He came and stated these tnlng q
eatfootedly. that he had the paper ahu
The evidence and everything, when ne
would produce. and show these &c,
counts. and that the accounts nag
.started. az I stated. with the selling o.
a thousand shares of Steel snort anI I
there we're 10 be future interview ~
/ refused 10 meet the man ~ the
and hustle Of things, and made n
short cut ,.,.... .,,,
az happened that | was having CON n.
corencc with Mr.. white in regard 70
other matters, and said to Mr.; White Nm ;,
You and Fisk & Co. are very intimate,
and you and Ploy Fisk are friends i,i... ana no
could YOU corroborste such tnlng o, a.
this before go any further with it'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-16
U. s. GRANTS GRANDSON
TO FIGHT FOR FRANCE
Algcrn0n Ssrtoris Joins Foreign Les'O"
and Is Trimming at Leyalleoohne

Ibr i4lf .- lHg i"-+
Paris. Jan. IJ.-Algernon oaE'O' -
grandson Of Ulysses S. Grant has en- en-
listed in the Foreign Legion ana Z"
Row training al Lcvallebonne'
Agcrnon Sartoris IS the son OIL w
lie Grant Sartoris ana nspne" o. wv
orsl Frederick Dent Grant he =
fo,ty-two years old. In The SPa'lsa
American war Sartoris saw active =, 81, :,
Wee in the Philippines. and rose it ~.
lieutenant to captain. In 1908 he W. -
appointed. chiefly through the goo, r., r.
lces Of Theodore Roosevelt, se s.ao',a
TO the American legation 90 Gya'e .,a,,,
This post he relinquished. aver ,,, = Ger
service. He married. in 1904 NIX
maine Cecil Noufilard, Of Fafls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-16

denying? have told YOU TO send Tor
Paul Warburg this man that goes 10
tho White House without permission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-16

from anybody. The President ut
vouch for him. Bring him here ana a'N
Kim"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
','lI' ELECTIVES FAIL
TO LOCATE THAW
Police of All Cities Have Been
Notified TO BE on Watch
for Him.
C'BRYNES DISAPPEARS.
Nothins Can he Found OF Man .,oiut,y
indicted with Thn>r--;cromc'S De-
tcctive lakes Interest.


Now YORK. Jan lO.-The whereabout7
81 HarrN Is. Thaw, indicted here on a
charSe OF kidnapping and assaulting -.
N."r-old Fred Gunp, Jr of Kansas CITY.
M"' remained mystery to-day TO n"
i'S'fcl attorney and his corps Of dctc".
""" nave boen Srhrching for hm.
','''u3n WrrctlN or indirectly the police
~ an t'u's nave received motto" that he
- ,i'i'.
"'I''''"'F inc b'hoi was expressed at
Wv - '"'"r oiHc' that IhaW lad
ms WA, /" ms nome IN littStur".
@',', @ ''''' "h"'r nrotoc'ion OF his fam.l>.
.,,,, ','.,''S N'S he'nS h"NIs'" ny comp
,,,l '''''' az 10 "'lat courS" 10 pur-
,r,i,a,,..
t.. 'Sr'P' was "Epia'hol by tho
,"'' ''.,9 "''" SaId th't SlH,'
Nv was so Wen Known they CAV" their
,..',I.. '.u'.tI"h |" hrreStin. tn" man
hn"", 10 tn''n as irorg" oHrNnes, in
u.'''u Jo'n'" WIN IhaW on tn" kld
nnPp'IN count f's'rdaN man an
'HL 'h' description OF IN" fumN
""H ma" given ! IhaWS companion al'
yea y" AT ma" Philad'ipha hVt''
'n" "'S 'fr'St'" on tn" assumption
'"at u" was - iiEn"s. lie proved. no"
over L" u" 'li'"r Brewer. formerly or
'ci' \. '" also associated with ThaW.
nut against whom there WaS no indic-t
mont. u was learned TtaW had mot
hIin during a hEht ThaW mad" u Cttc.
in tn" recent political campaign "2aiuS'
a judE" b" I"'t "rsri'Nod AZ f"r d"ny
ing hin writ of haheas corpus Guri'e
his fight TO rr"lcuso from tho Matte1WH
state hospital for tn" criminal insrn
IN" district attorneys men found
HroW"r Valuahl" i'm d"VeluniuG thor
case. however. 'h"E sa'. as Th3W hao
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
ONLY PA DEATHS IN
ARMY IN I MONTHS

San Antonio, Texas Jan l0.--1n an
army Of more than lao 0o0 national guards
mon and regulars. only "a deaths have
occurred in the last seven months, ac-
cordinG to the annual report Of the chief
surgeon Of the southern dcpartmont,
made public Tonight. OF the deaths, lN
Mrrr classified as caused by violence
whiic 1866 were caused by disease.
Those nGuros, il was declared. provo
The generally healthy condition Of the
army A. q whoic while IN service. The
annual summary also t'nds Ia prove or
roncnus many recent reports from var
Gus border districts regarding tnr IHl
utiu1bc" ct deaths that huNr U'ou~r b.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
NEW ISSUE OF 81
AND 81 GREENBACkS

Washington. Jan. 1o.--A new ISSUE q
the ono and two dollar greenbacks o.
'ivn War days. discontinued moro tho'
~ years ago, win be put into errUlatiou
probably about FebruarT /. iiSNacin"
similar Juitod S.a'"s notes Il larger 80.
norinatiou to provide relief from tho Nr-
redcrtod demand f"" small uApc
money. The treasury dcnar'irert ~
.nouuced Tonight that the issue had bee
decided on because silver certificates
the ordinary h.Ms Of one and tNo dol
lar denouina;lon could not be used under
he law in sufficient quantity 20 meet the
demand,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
NERGENNES.

Ih' newly elected and appointed Of
llcerS of Porpoint Lodge, no 81. KNIGHTS
of I'Nthlas, were Installed Friday evening
by Deputy Grand Chancellor George t.
RpsS, assisted by Deputy Master-at- Arms
Waiter W. Bristol. Vhe officers install, !
We're aS follows: Chancellor commander
y :. Haven, prrla', Levi H. Brown;
master of work, Charles Taber: keeper
of records and seals, Guy \. Beach:
master of cNchequer, Dr. c. ". Cole;
mastcr-at- t-arlns, Joseph Montenay. inside
guard, George r. Slack The vicc-chan-
Ccllor, + W. Flag, was away on his
wedding trip and will hc installed later
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. : Crane have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss May l.. Crane. to George VIII
marth of Fitchhurg, Mass Miss Anna
MCAulov spent sunday with her parents
U NcW laNcn.--ErneSt Curlcr has gone
tp Norih rorrishurE where he has rented
the Edward Gee blacksmith shop. Egcs
brought 10 C13ts per dozen in the whole
sale market here Sutuyday.--Erncst l..
Rarh, .ecrotarN OF the addison county
Y NJ q. \ al MiddlohurN, attended the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11

Washington, Jan. l' Dir". ar o. 'a'
Mint on EuGclkcn is capciNc"rn- ."'
"a coin washing machine, u".'"u"t PHI.
clean silver coins much .,yr ta, '..u.
ucl that paper moucH -t' it.. 80
present
The new dimes. because OF thclr sl-h
IS coucaVe design, are said to be as DIR,
catchers. without equal in American coin.
and many badly soilcd specimens have
already been returned to the mints al
though they have been in circulation h.t
a short time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
Plan Farmers Meetings.

Barre. Jan. l0.-A series of county
MEETINGS is being arranged by the vice.
nrosidcut Of the New England Milk Pro-
drc.rs' association, Mr.. Badger, for the
nurnosc of further acquainting the
c,rn,ors with the work of the 1ssocia-
,iop what il has accomplished durin 1
,hn mast year. ana the plans for the
rnp,iue wears The county agent has a
sn,.ins Of instructive charts which are
,,.oI i'm these meetings. Meetings or
mi. Kind are scheduled for Cabot
W.a,ofbury. Waitshold, Barre and Bcr-
lin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
TO BEGIN STOCK APPRAISAL
BOARD T." Meet Friday at Montpelier
for Thcir Annual Work.

Montpelier, Ian. lo--A meeting Of the
board Of appraisers of hank stock, con
oistiUg OF the state treasurer. bank com
missioner and commissioner Of taxes.
VIII hc held at The stat" House Friday
afternoon ~ or" O'Clock to begin thc,r
work # tho duuuaI appraisal ui uauN
stock pursuant {" tho provisions "f SO
p Of 'hc Acts Of lHli The commissioner
of ta\"s i'm calling attention TO the meet
ing takes the opportunity to refer to the
houohts which ho believes derived from
tho appraisal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11


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ON Jun nary. ,.,.,..-.,-..
> '' nN senator IpcN Vi u''''""e'''
An "c' rc'' '"~ ~ i''''''' VI CIV,
premiums - I"'""''S "' "' nv '"S.
a"'' C"'"P""''S "''"N ''S''''H9 !" we
9t"Ie from pay "E OF ""''IlI u" pay W
r'tuF or 'hH'f'''H' "f Il" ".,u r'l'o't ~
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''i Z" "p' IT" 500 ."'' "''- 81 Wv" "''"'
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H'"'' or '"h'r" H'"''"'H III aI'' 7'd'' -
n MINISTER "' '"' ''S'"''' ~ ''"'' ''''
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no., ,n .,u,o,,1 ,oro.,ranl - of sacti,u
o,c. of ,bc sto,utc. os amended Inv No. I
~, ,io A,.s e tot- rol.tir,, to divorcc
I.it,.,r 'artv INNS, h, octually co,fincd
"' SUM fI''-'"' '" i""I' ,"'
,, 80 .p,ori .or,ior "lio OF tho publi,
S.,.,,c. ,or,.tnc to rc,nar-iaac q ihol-
,,t .b,u mot l,vf,,Ilv marry. 4 ncrson
,,r,, th,n thn rhoIoe for two wears from
fin. linn, .r,h d,vnrcc il Granted unless
u,o i;ho,oc di.e, To i,,diriorv commit
foo
: ~ ne senator r,airchNd of Franklin.
a. ., 80 o,,I,r,,c mo inrisdictior Of ,he
ru,,I,,. .,ar,ic. ronn,ission ,c;ives control
nvc, an ,on,p,n.e. individuals. and cor
u,i.ations ,-ivut. ana nflnicinnl. engaged
i'm tho ,nI,.c,inr e,Io and distr,hution ,.r
,.,tc. for. do,ncs,ic n,Alic or fire rrotoc-
,in, n,,,nosog tu same cxtcnt AS NOW
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,,.nora,l romrit,no
: II Ev e;oratur pool. Of C,hi.tcnder,
A., act to ,,n,o,,d .c,,inn 1 Of %o lo3 Of the
\..e of 1qi, dcnnirc tho words ",,,c of
lc,,.,1 ,oreo,,,,, nc ,,.cd in eo..iona 2,,,, and
,o., o. ,I,, r,,f,ii,. .;t.,,,toe, nctucd to
moan Is n,.,c,d of ic ,..ars, IN iudiciarv
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
GOVERNORS BILL TO
CHANGE JUDICIARY
WILL APPEAR SOON

Legislatures Election of Judges Will Be Delayed
for a Time-F'irst Measure to Embody a Rec
Ommendation in Gov Grahams Message Will
Appear To-day Calling for Consolidation of
Several Offices Under the Title of Commits
sOner of Agriculture.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
CULATION PROMOTER
GETS INTO TROUBLE

land, Jan. lo,-Julius Pinks, formerly
alton promoter for Vermont news.
; has been placed under bail Of 500
pound over 10 Rutland county court
ity Judge Swinncrton, He was ar
] in Boston on the request Of States
ney c. V. Poulin Of this city and is
,ed with passing n fraudulent check
iomas W. Ray Of Brandon, swindlng
put of s2J. The check was purported
drawn on IA Minneapolis firm. Mr..
n has learned that Pinks is alleged
Pve passed a worthless check last
pmbcr on w II. Billings, proprietor
pe Ilardwick Inn. The amount in
d in this instance was $50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
rRnlt MNNnElL RESlGNs.

Cambridge. Mass, Jan lo-Thr resiS
nation of Barrett Wendell foy Is years
professor Of English At Harvard univor-
sity, was announced to-day. In accept
ing his resignation. the Harvard cornora-
tion voted To mako him emeritus profess
sor Of English Professor Bliss Perry
Will assume most OF his courses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDI EB{iRY.

IL
officfai,d Thorc wee ~ large Attendance
or roiYfi-... u.d GIrud4 The bearers
,rerc \,,hiir p,rkhil ECuinrnin Fields
GEORGE NrIr,. and GEORGE ucignter. Bur
iai ,.ae in the s1utl, Corryau ccr,eterv.--
, Tho committee nc the federated fair rnct
ut the home of Mrs. ". : lluntlcy sat
urtav afternoon and tho rcports of the
several Committees showed that the 1916
| fair was a financial success Tho follow
! ing officers were elected: President. Mrs
/ H. T.. IIagar; secretary. Mrs. J. .. How
arth: treasurer. Mrs. ". :. Huntley.-The
cie'v Of the Memorial ruutiYt Church was
held in the church rarlors Friday cvc-
ming. Thclo was far attendance con-
sid, ring the weather. Hcports of the olIi-
/ Gers showed the snciciy 10 ho i'm y good
condition. The following were elected:
President. e.. T. R:ch. vce-prcsideut.
Frank Bulocll: scrretnrv, Ituth Dclphia:
. trcaSuror Cuehman Dcirhin. lnukau,
{ committees William Turner Mrs t. M
Rogers. Harold pcluhia: prayer meeting
committee. Dr ~ u Barter, Miss Jonnc
Eddy, Dora Gibson: social committees
Professor ana Mrs Foyc Katherine Nc
/ Croary Iris iullook: missionary commit
tee Mildred Dcluhia. Professor Holmes.
Miss Ruth Billings; music committee.
/ Wells stor Garter. Miss olive Barter
Eftcr tho business session re-
frcshmeuts were served. Miss Marion
.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
Greece Yields.

London, Jan. ll.-Groec"'s rcply accept
ing the terms of the uhinatum Of the
cnt"nt" allies was delivered Wednesday
evening, says Reuters Athens CORE
spondcnt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
IN W.T. T'u,, ..so
NEWS BY COUNTIES

tined for city markets Harold
Wing, who has been for several
days visiting in New Haven, returned
Monday and went from horc to n's
home in Bridport--hIrs. l., NJ. Morrison
mas received news that her byothcr,
Chauncy H. Clark OF LciccStcr u vet
cram of the ,ivil War, and long time
icsidcnt OF Middlcbury, has had ii sec
uud and severe shock of parJlrsis.--
Ionday, market day, cs brought ~
,,nts ana butter 50 to - cents.
The funeral of Miss Fannie Earber was
lcld at the Congr, sational Church Tues
day afternoon at three O'Clock. The Rev.
Henry Newall oficiated. rho Century
club. Of which she was a member, attend
c1 in a body, as well as an unusually
large number Of friends and relatives
There was profusion of flowers Tho
/ carers were Judge john w Weeks, Prof.
N W. Eddy, Frank }. Hubbard, Charles
l.. Harris, George Russell aud &. Fl
smith. The remains were taken Jan. ~
go benson for Intermediate tho regular
meeting OF Addison Encampmcut 80. -
!. O O. f.. Monday, District Deputy Il.
H. Shangrow # St. Albaus and his dep
uty grand warden Installed aus fol-
.pws: Nelson Goss, G. f.; William Ford.
= w: John Scllock, H. f.; Err in j. Per
,ins. j. w: g. T.. Abbey, f. W: &. f..
Noutt s w. W. L. Cady. r. w. and ".
Grady, l. s. q. The other officers viii bc
Installed at "A later meeting. AZ the clos"
# the meeting banquet was served and
d social hour cnjoyed.-1h md-veck
"raycr meeting at the Conversational
church will be held in til" vcstry of the
church at $50 o'clock Thursday evening"
The annual meeting of the religious con-
yrcgation Of tho CONGREGATIONAL Church
bot. r1,t ~ ha :
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11

ihhl thc election of supreme court iuS-
uoos and superior judges usually held
the third week of the Logslaturc. wilt
b" postponed until later date to allow
Consideration of a bill to l." introduced
WIN Governor Graham's approval which
"""'d II passed, change materially \cr-
mont IS judiciary system as outlined IN
the Governors message last week
TO MEET REPORTERS EVERY DAY.
such a bill is already being prepared
ana Will be introduced within the next
ten days The fact was learned to-day
at the conference between newspaper
representatives and the Governor. his
secretary and the executive clerk The
conference was the first Of what is plan
n'd to be a daily Occurrences, il being
explained that Governor Graham ia DO
sIr'uS Of having the people acquainted
Wlih the administrations intentions H.
soon as any definite thing is decided
upon. So each day the ucvspapcrmcu
viii meet with either the Governor or his
representatives or both and viii bc in
formed as 10 what may hc expected in
the near future and the Statc's dailics IN
turn will acQuaint the people with the
administrations Legislative plans.
THE FIRST BILL TODAY.
The first Of the series of bills to lie
Introduced in tho House OF senate look
NIX 10 U"' 'h"'peS IN inc SNS'o'h "I
! - " 80,
make its arnoaranco to-morrow. it havin.
20 do with the consolidation of offices TO
'' ''r"cteu ny me conmlsSion"r "i aeil-
culture. The bill will be introduced hv
. Mr.. Amidon Of Halifax and has been pre-
pared under the direction of The GOV
ernor
nc measure W"uId ilnposc upon ~"
commissioner ri aSrculture inc "ull"S
no" performer ny IN" STAT" p"ar" al
"S1'uiur'' TN" stat" forester stat"
I'''' ''N'''' 9'''' nursery 'nS''c'''
"'''
/ r,,,.rutivr rlcrl< Toh, y t1arvo, IL,
! oyn1ainino. tbc hin stated that with tb.
/ single execution, or tho St,tc hnard or
arri,uIture No offices arc ,boiishcd
the du,;cs .i,nr,v hciu,, assumed hr
tho ,o,,r,i..ionor rho ,,,tcr NV tbc
rrn,.isions Of tbn hin would ron,r, hi
cr,i,1l,. i,sta,d or ,rr,,,Il,. nc i ~,
c.eo AT rrcsor, and ,hi. vo,,ld ,l.,
n,l.,,, s,,.in, 80 ,,,a Gt'.o
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
\-ICr-DRE RESIpE\T BURT RESIGNS.

Rutland. Jan. lO.-Byron T. Burt has re-
signed AS vice-president and general man
ager of the Rutland Railway, Light X
Power CO. Mr., Burt's successor will be
r. :. Nicholson, horctofor" Ncc-prosi-
dent and general manager ot the Sayrc,
Pa Electric company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11

~ BrRLINGTON BANKRUPTCV.
land, Jan, lo.--Frank Russell Of
burlington, a carpenter, to-day filed
ltion in bankruptcy with Clerk T..
att OF the United states court. He
liabilities of Si0S and assets of $212,
$40 claimed exempt, The largest
urs ave: i. II. Prior CO., Boston,
New England Telephone company,
ngton S5o, a. j, Saltus, Winooski,
strong hardware company, so,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11

The principal beneht mat man gets
,.,,, , ..dav off" IS the desire to return
ia regular activities.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-17
(Viene de Ia Ia. Pag)

La election tendra lugar el dia is
del mes actual.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-17
Los Iatinos estan asombradOs..

da, dijo que EZRA 10 mismo cue una
substantial EXPLOSIVE el tai Niestche
pues que habia sido un loco muy ami
20 del "boche" Ricardo Wagner.
Al fin aleman.....'
De cualqrier manera, Ia campa-
ma electoral ha puesto IN desencanto
en- muchos, pues Ia exhibition del
funcionario e~ncargada de impartir
~justicia es bochornosa. Para los me-
xicanos que radican en- esta ciudad Y
para les centroamericanos, no versa
dos en- estas cosas, ha causado gran
sensation Ia lucha democratica Y Sc
comentan sus faces de mil MOODS.
JOSE ARCANE
San Francisco, Cal. Die. 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-17

DIR. ~. MARTINEZ GUZMAN. Enfermedades,
SecreI8S Y partos. Medicina en- general.
Jfic.na. U0lorosa 81. No. 62i Telef0Ho Ira
Wis 1866.