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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
L|TTLET0N BANGS
SOCIALIST PARTY
Trial of Suspended Assembly
men Is Not Past OratOrical
Stage Yet

Albany, n. Y. Jan. 21.-Investigation of
the loyalty of the five suspended socialist
assemblymen was asserted at their trial
to-day before the Assembly judiciary
committee to involve the question as TO
whether socialists "can hypocritically
masquerade AZ a political party, strike
hands with every agency of force and
revolution. and still make simple Ameri-
can people understand they are not
sworn enemies of their country and ready
to overthrow it"
This assertion was made by Martin
w. Littleton, who withdrew temporarily
to-day as associate counsel for the COM
mittee to handle the case of United
States Senator Truman II. Newberry of
Michigan, in connection with whose cleo
tion charges of fraud have been brought.
Taking the floor in the height of an
oratorical battle in which counsel for
both sides unlmbered their heaviest
artillery, Mr.. Litteton declared the pres
ent investigation will not prove "a temp
est in a teapot"
He charged that Trotsky and Lenne
are attempting installation in America of
the soviet form of government and that
before the waves of public opinion stirred
by this case have subsidized this country
cal party is the agent and co-conspirator
with the dark forces of the invisible en-
pire whose object is forcible destruction
of constitutional government in Amer
ca."
The second day of the trial brought
denial of three more preliminary motions
by the defense--bringng the total intro
duced and overruled to six. To-day 8
motions asked reinstatement of the de-
PENDANTS during trial. dismissal of
charges because they do not include cause
for dismissal and production of spccifi-
cations go which even the meanest Grim
nal is justified"
Argument on these motions consumed
the entire day and delayed until to-mor-
row presentation of evidence. When Gill
bert Il. Roe closed his argument on the
first motion.
ing the second. launched forth into a
defense of soviet Russia.
Sparrinc developed when C. Johr
Bloch, state chairman of the Socialis'
party. pressed the third motion. de,
manding u. bill of particulars. Although
this motion was denied. Louis NJ. Mar
ten chairman of the judiciary commit
tee. assured defense counsel they woulc
be furnished each day with cvidenc ce
so that they would be advised wha
| they would meet.
I'VE shall be at a disadvantage un
less we know precisely. with exact
ness, what we shall be called upon t.
meet" said Mr., Bloch
John b. Stanchfield. replying to Mr.
Bloch. declared the phraseology wa
that of the defense counsel, becaus
| the phrase "soldiarity with the Rus
sian soviet form of government" wa
contained in a manifesto adopted a
! the national emergency convention o
the Socialist party, and this manifesto
! Mr.. Stanchfield asserted was writer
! by Mr.. Bloch after consultation witt
Mr.. Hillquit. Mr.. Bloch replied tina
while he may have participated ii
drawing up the manifesto. Mr.. Stanch
field cannot confer upon me the au
thorship of a document which / did no
write" :
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
ATE UNCOOKED PORK,
FAMILY BECAME ILL

Montpelier, Jan. H.-Dr. c. III. Burr is
investigating the sickness that developed
from persons boarding with Mrs.
Savoya on Wiley street in Barre eating
pork and then becoming ill. 1t appears
that trechina spirales developed and the
analysis at the State laboratory showed
the cause of the illness or the family.
He traced the purchase of the pork back
to the Batchelder farm in Plainfeld, but
as far as could be learned no one else
was i'll from the effects of eating the
meat. 1t appears that the pork was
not cooked, but the family ate 1t while
it was being prepared for sausage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
VAVE OF ECONOMY
SWEEPS OVER CONGRESS
louise Decides Not To Pass II Public
Building Bill This Session

Washington. Jan. 21.-Congress held its
thrift week" celebration to-day, a wave
II economy sweeping both the Senate and
House. The net results were:
Decision by the House public buildings
|ommittee not to recommend passage at
his session of a public buildings bill.
Reduction by the House foreign affairs
|ommittee of the annual diplomatic and
|onsular service appropriation bill to
!. .A3,03S which is $3,oS5.l25 less than the
tate department request and Sl.032 ,074
ess than was appropriated for the present
|scal year. Elimination by the Senate of
In appropriation of $42, ,5o0,000 from the
Rmericanization bill and substitution
|herefore of an appropriation of S65Oo,o0O
|estricted to use until the end of the 1921
|scal year instead of an expenditure over
|our years as the larger appropriation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
5000 FIRE IN BRATTLEBoRo

Brattleboro, Jan. 2l-Damage to the
amount of 5000 was done this morning
by fire in the Devens building on Main
street, three-story brick building
owned by Lucius H. Richardson. The
fire started in the basement of res
taurant owned by Henry Schlitz and
burned through into the basement of a
barber shop owned by Charles Oaks. The
flames followed a stairway to the main
floor of the restaurant and at one time,
owing to darkness and the difficulty in
reaching the fire, it seemed as though
the blaze would get the upper hand.
Policeman Ellis G.. Worden discovered
the fire while making his rounds. The
cause is unknown. The damage was
principally to the real estate, there being
scanty equipment in the restaurant The
property was insured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
BARRE TEACHERS TO
GET A $500 INCREASE

Barre, Jan. 21.-A flat increase of $500
each for the present school year, dating
from last September and ending next
June will be given the Barre public
school teachers. according to action TAX
en- last evening by the citizens at a spe-
cial meeting.
A special tax Of 30 cents on the dollar
of the grand list was voted to cover tho
added expense, and the city council was
instructed to issue the city's notes not to
exceed 50, 600 in anticipation of taxes in
order to make the augmented payments
at the annual periods The minimum sal
ary paid teachers viii be $3.50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
WILL RAISE PART OF
LUSITANIA'S TREASURE

London, Jan. 2l-Efforts to raise some
|f the treasure from the Inflated
.usitania will be made early this year.
Engineers and divers who have been pros
|ectng about the sunken vessel believe
hat they can at least get some thousands
" pounds worth of valuable from the big
|'unarder but it will be impossible, ac-
|ording to experts, to raise the steamer
pr any of her cargo, owing to the great
Fepth of the water in which she lies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
FELL INTO SCALDING WATER
Oscar Mnyhew Of Montgomery Center
BADLY burned In Accident at
Veneer Mill

st. Adams, Jan. 21.-Oscar Mayhem
of Montgomery Center, who was
brought to the St. Adams hospital
Tuesday night suffering from severe
burns, is in favorable condition.
Mayhem. who is employed in the
Veneer Mill of the Nelson & Hall COM
pany. fell into vat of scalding wa
ter at the plant and his left arm and
right hand were severely burned and
his legs slightly burned. DR.. Alan Da-
wilson was called to attend him here
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I. H. CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION AT WORK

Concord N. H.. Jan. 2l.-The constitu-
Lional convention to-day approved a reso-
luton striking out of the bill of rights
The word protestant" and the phrase
rightly grounded in evange1istic prin-
ciples" in that portion of the bill relating
10 religious qualifications for full citizen
chip rights. 1t also approved "A constitu-
tional amendment empowering the Legis-
lature to assess classified, graduated
and progressive inheritance tax"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
ASKS $4,000 FOR DEATH
Father of Slain Edmund RiOuX Files
Claims Against Dead Assailant's
Administrators

Montpelier. Jan. 21.-Joseph RiouX
of Barre filed claims for $4,000 to the
comm issioners of the Antonio De-
parto estate for loss sustained last
summer when Artonio Deprato, an in
sane fruit dealer. shot and instantly
killed Mr.. RiouX son, Edmund then
turned the revolver upon himself for
an instanteous death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
CONDITIONAL REQUEST TO
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY

st. Johnsbury, Jan. 21.-By the will of
George B. Knapp, who oied in Boston
last month. bequest of $1,000 is left TO
his relatives and after the deaths the
beneficiary will be the St. Johnsbury
Academy. Mr.. Knapp was a native Of
St. Johnsbury and in the academy in the
ffties, but had made his home In Boston
for the last 80 years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
FOOD PARCEL GIFTS SPOIL

Berlin, Jan. 20,-Food parcel gifts
from Americans 10 friends in Germany
continue to arrive in spoiled condi-
lion, this being especially the case
with perishable commodities,
Very often purified meat infects
bther contents of a parcel, and as a
result JOY over the receipS of n pack
hge quickly resolves itself into gloom
|is the eager recipient discovers the
condition of food articles sent to him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
SCHIJMANN- N-HEINK WORSE.

San Diego. Cal, Jan. 21.-Madame
(Irnestine Schumann-H -Heink is serious
ly i'll with pneumonia at her home in
kirosemont. Members of the family
laid that no immediate fear OF the
outcome was felt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
MISSISSIPPI Rejects
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 2l.-The federal
woman suffrage constitutional amendment
was rejected to-day by the lower House
of the Legislature
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22

You can flnd uuS,' ior 'hat used car
,hrougb the classified--and get all that it
is worth. ----..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22

You may sell that photographic its
good value--through the classified.
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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-23
HEIDEL'S ENTERTAIN

IHufsuay evening, Jan. 10Th,
the home of MI" and Mrs. A. w.
'Heidel was the. scene ,.ofda most
enjoyable dinner party Roast
turkey and all that asoieEss1,witD 1T
was served at seven o'clock hTh
most tempting, manner and was
pronounced most delicious by the
following guests: u,Mr. and Mrs.
,Chas. Einsel, MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
B. Lewis, Mi" C. s' II. Rider and
Kathryn Goodman. After dinner
the balance Of the evening was
spent in playing progressive five
hundred the guests departing at
eleven O'clock. declaring Mr.. and
Mrs Heidel very charming host
and Hostess The. occasion was a
farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. Einsel
who departed, Sunday, morning
for a six'weeks,vacation in sunny
California. " s." 80 "
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No, q: Moorhe;td. ro,In2 p,aee, Moor!,ead
scloo:' Beginning al the n, i. corner OF nj. =
81 = 4 r; n, 7 NJ. thence ives, on the town
ship li,ieS : miles to the y. w corner of section
III IT,, : S. X. ~ T.. thence south on the sect.
ION lines 5 miles to the S. T. corner o; section
IA i'll said township. thence west 81, the s,ctith,
lllei mile to the $. w! cclrerof said s.ction Il
Z thence psHti, on the section lime f,e, 10 The
n, W, corner OF section IS III said to,v,,,l.j,,j
thencs west u the section ;i,ata 81. miles to the
n, W. corner o? section >gs1 iii saisi township
thence >"utll or th. sec,it,I ire To the : W.
corner al Said section 49, thence west OH The.
township lime ,n.s.to the N W. corner of III
IS. X, AlE..theuce south on, the range line
nlieS to the $. W.'G@,iie.s OF said towl, shit,
thence east on the TOWNSHIP, t.!nsi S;atr) line Is.
miles to the $. Il. corner OF sp!t SIR. 10 =
THENCE forth ", The r.,noc iiez., miles Il, th,
. n e. c<t'ner OF said ,ownsl,ir. thence west on.
the township ai,rese mikes til e',s NV corner
ei said township thence forth u the range. ME.
4 ea'liis.> the point ri beginning '3t,f; i
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,.... W.. .a,NO "a IL. 81, ...., e

b H,i'h'- y = SEiANyl NE. +."tAb" 70
n, To the Ladies' of Powder River
County: 1Tn' q. to.t,s+ =, -'nt"a ID,
40 There will be a meeting held in
the Court House at Broadus, on
Saturday, january, 81 at. 2 p. M,
TO organize a Powder River Chap
=, tel art"i of the Red Cross. We are
still under the jurisdiction of the
Custer County Red Cross Chap
ter, and the need. is felt for hay
ing our own organization to take
care Of the Civilian Relief. All
the ladies' are earnestly requested
20 pe present.. ,,4 ~ 50 ,,,-.H
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-Ntll' IA E.,.l;

,n;sJ L = ssh ui -'lHhlh KE,lii 't,s5-ss. ~ II
!. Notices, hereby. sisentbit hi >licI ssh4o >o,
ajlt:ensrs Fund Wlsrant .psel..ned itn l, men,
Prior taIanuars ,l2Ni.ia.r. tr: t.aynhle, 2:
Il NatNe is hereby given That Eisttic Se,t' No.
II Ge,era Fund Warranrs ptesentsa ion III, 'nc,it
prior to January 2s,iti,la.e l>ya.t! as }15r ~!
,ui Nn,re Is herphN sissen thatDisrist s>hei' Nj
% General Fund Warrants presented lap ssi lne,it
nier to- kanuars: la,ds are p;ssassse. '''
s. r. rar,ss, n All. HAIEN. .Ui lit.+s.g- ~
II. Treasurer OF Powder River County, Montti,;,
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-23

~ !. min; PIT ,s!,.t ,,..t.t ~ .:'- ~
- li'iue, ing page Rocky butte SelloGl,
lee'l'i,s al the ~ f. corner Of section = III
.y rp, s T. y F., A. = ~, te'ce west 81, rte
section l1'ss = miles to the n ". corner of
section - i'll rpz s r. s. f.: thence south Oh
the section lines miles to the S. W. cor,,trfDf
section 50 III said township, thence east on the
township Ines miles 10 the n w. corner Of
section in IL. ST. 81 r., thence SOUTH al
ua~ seet'oi, liiesa miles to the S. W. corner of
tseeiaoi 20 III said township. thence east OH Tie,
ststen liile,s miles to the 5. f. CORNER ei scot
- iaif 81 IN TIP, $. X. Sc r.. thence north on thu.
range line about one-l,alf mile to the S. W. cor
net OF sectioni9,in Up. 5, K. s. H. theuceieast
Oh sectsol' lines 8 mixer to the S. +: cprner,f
section Il in Up. SIR. So r.. thence north on
The section lines 71niles to the ,,oi,, of leaii,
ming. d, ,f5 .--.'s.ttt -sl.rt ,ia- ,y,..
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Auto Service in Porto Rlco.

Porto rico is iibdut 100 mites long
BY 4. 20 miles vide, and nutolus lines
i furnish l'1ish satisfactory service in cover
ing the. parts OF. the country where
railways are not available. Fer the
benefit of tourists aud others II daily
automobile service connects San Juan.
on the north, with Ponce. on the south
OF! the. island, II EUR Of five hours
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Good Taste.

Good taste is the conscience of the
mind: Lowell's definition is compact
of thought<and is werth dwelling upon.
Good taste isi,a traitlwe alb agree in
Salning. though its meaning as rule
is rather vaguely Felt; we urge lis cl,l-
titation and admire IFS exercise but
the quality itself is generally less
a n !l!l Than desired.r---Hartley Alex,
;ander., ]. nodes. Is ,,..u,
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Peruvian Flower Festival.

Peru celebrates Il custom which
dates from soon 'aftsrr the s,,aniSh con-
qpesstt, Al! soldiers. graves alikS are
decorated includiSs thoSro Of .n"ons
and Indians. individuals, little cegar'led,
IN, Perm. ut all7eyents -dnrin: life. In
the ievetain.'.tleI ;faf,Nare gives Itself,
over I'd 1feastins soanst hnicr,yniking.
This t'artichl.,r fi,,wnf2 1'ihStival Is held
'apnt';l1'ya NHts5phttF' + :, =. =. sd
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Got It Printed

r so. ynu got your poem rrinted?'
''fes,n replied the author. u sent th.
first stanya III the editor of the Cor
Responsiveness Column With The inquiry,
Can any one give me the rest Of this
,p9tut:'' Then l SEM ia, the complete
pDe,n, over annthrv name H., -5,#Es -,l
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CHURCH SERVICE

:. There will be delivered a ser
vice in Memory of the late Glenn
Vier:tel, held in'the Murray school
at ,Coalwood on Sunday afternoon
Feb; lst,. at. 100. al, al, are very
cordially invited to attend.
.,o ,.>' :, ''s''n y. Rev, John Duncan.
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No ., Box Elder. Polling place. Avery school
beSih'lif,g at the y, Il, corner OF section, 'r
p. ) ). T. ~ F.. NJ, r. NJ, thence west on The.
township lines II miles to the n, W. corner OF
TIP. s. X, IS f., thence south on the range line
T. mites to the S. w. corner OF TIP s, K 45. E
thence east on the township, ta,l State) line l.,
mics to the ~ Il. corner Of rp. g'S. II. AZ =
nerci north ON the ranpt. line % miles I'll f-t,,.
D N.Gorner ot TIP. IS 5. Il. s7l... thence east 81,
'''s to"nsh'p lug one mile To the S. T. corner
81 secioaf III said township. thence 1lor,l, o
Y "'e ses'hN Aine ,n'leio the n F. corner of the
SAID SECTION, thence cas-, .o,l The section lines
miles to the S, r. OF section ~ il, ss,sn
toWiiSllp tht1ct. north on the section lines
niles 10 theiS. w. corner OF section Il in sa;i
township, thence east ON the section line mile
tothc -. E.i corner OF .,ki sect ir, IT. theme,
north the S.Itioii lines mics tn1hc point Of
beginning. Z: -. ~, l,t..,.,- n
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M, 81. Ridge Polling, .,,:,r- Ja,ii,'S Store
= Ee.i,nins al the \. r.. corner al Tp. $. K. 81
nj r., NJ, T. ~. thence we-t Oh thu township lines
I mikes to the n W, corner d section. ) il, tn,
=. s. r. s. IT, thence south, thu section lines 4
T miestoiae,S 5, ". eorner OF section - in said
:; township, thence east the tawnsl,ip land
State1 line miles 10 the S.tF. t7e1le, nj ~ oS
X. 81 T.. thence no>th on the range inc t. ri.e,
To the point of hee!nniug
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Commissioners
''Ff0Ceed1fgS

to the point Of beginning.

No. r. Bell Greek, Polling place Rel Gtak
Sel''Nh Begiup;1 ut the N. u. corner Of sect
>. ION 2Ain ZIP, S. H. 4E, M, - NJ. thence We Il
On Ing "eelAo,' '''ess miles t" the NV eyylff
iio'sseetAp'1-z III Ip.'his. Il. h'tE.. thence ,outh
"i''c ss~tio'' ,e ss 'ni'es'to The s. w ,,irrid,,
of section 81 i'll Up d $. X. SIS r. thence east III,
!. the township lines miles te the s. j.: corner .,
tTn,ss, E..st'E. ,,~nc., -',ortl, on the rh,llt
lines ini!es TO the point OF beg inning /. /
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NO. -, Redcr. Polling place. Retler School. Re-
sih'ilng at the n. f. corner OF section % ,l3yn
- X. 81 F.. NJ. T NJ. thence west OH fl1. sect
ION Zines mites 10 the n " corner 81 section,
10 IN -aidtownship, tlenct. north 81, IN. r;,,p.l
Fine mile to the n. +: corner II section l., il.
fr7 X. 50 T.. thence west OH the section,
lines mites TO the n ". corner of section u: Is,
SAM township thence south on the section lpe.:.
= 'hf'eS I" the ~ F.. corner of sections III Ip 5
p r. ~ H. thence west on the township lines
"''ies to the NV. cor,.er Of said township.
thence east on the township lines 10 miles to
'nt, ). r.. oor''er OF section "a in Up s. r. SIZE.
thefee north on the section tines I. mites 10 the
y. II" corner OF section B. il. said tow1,shin.,
t!N'se west on the township lines 2rnies 10 The.
s.M.cor'er OF section t,ss i,r Tpif $. X. ST +.
tfie''se north St,nies to point c ginning
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M y Ctaas. lnstiiN pi.rt. Gt",,r Rle7tch. BE
s,nliiu% ~ the ~ L. r0riia. u ssyt.Nb III fp
X. - f.. NJ. M, thence west al, TN, sect-
ion aipc 'NnijcS lssihc ~. corner OF section
81 III %i tuAal4aip. thenca south on The range
I. line about e,letil inc. Up the s. r. corner ot
SECTION -+rn TBS $, s. it,s thence Msst on
1.-The section line, r,ileS to IN, y. w c,f1,rr OF
section =. IN tbs 5, H. - r. t'rercc,t south on
the section lac, pixies IL the 81. ". corner OF
section = III -a,ss tfwn>hir, sre,ce east on tin.
township l'its ; niles to- the n. ". corne, ot
TIP. :, X, s. t. iheuce south the :an.e lire;
six mic to the $. W. c"ruer OF said tov,,hid
thence eaSt on the town ship taii S;.,tel lines 9
mics to the :. r corner ii 5cyt6n x il, rp s.
r. $ r., thehce north 81 tic ,cttioii riucs =
mite, 10 the point If tcgiuhi,ig
ft.--
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=,uZt,, "a . 1-,t
Hadn't Footed Helen.

.t4p aloll lh her could. npt take Helen. with
her when SD went, hoMrt"Nn and was
trying, Ia slir #waNMi,hous her know
in".it,eso father, n:l linti Il1as.n,s ,m-oolne
t" him, whom she ,st,itsia"i has "a mattel
Huvvnr,, se'c;'use' sizes fryiil' 10 ruu',1
away."oi o''' q" '-9.' '9:t:''j @'"@Asts' 81:
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No. D. liowcrs, Polling place. II N..Ganntu
Ranch. !;eginnin. at the y I. corner of l,, .
5. X. 81 L.. VI. p. NJ. thence ives, on the town
shin lines Z mics Is the s. w corne, OF III. .
: $. r. % r. thence soutlt Iii the range line 4
fiii'eS 'the S...W. corner of said tpwnship,
1i'e.,ttcisc me t,iWhshi tantl Sstatcy line l.
mites ~ the s Il; corner hf TT. s Il. 81 r..
thence north or tie range tilt = mile, il. ,,,s
# po,lt III ic&itrilng 'a'i.''' st-ti+''' @@~ az
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-, NaIHrthrr business, coynh9 Mi Tor .cnsi;le,
alton, on motion the Hoari Adjourned Pa: .a.
no Attest; {: i. T, WEST .,- al ]. u! MORRIS
. Go. S:crls <r,d Recolscr ,l;. ..,s,t4. Ch.ir,pn,
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n A mass meeting of boosters for
hood roads viii, be held at Broad
us on Saturday, February 18th at
Loo p. m. Everyone Interested
IN e9odJYiff alHI asesft'eSafed to be
rTneQR2,of thAf3scutive officers
Of the Powder River Good Roads
Association will be held. Every.
body come. =. =.
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Excels the Nightingale.

Tho hermit thrush is declared IL he
the most talented and brilliant singer
in the world. not, even ,exe e,;::,s The
! Nightingale. SANS the, American; Forest
tsEN aSsoeja' ion. Tlie tail af this little
j nhim i>,af,,tre.l,tishh r,.Mff nitIci, fright
;er than riie' hack anil head Whit. the
!veas1 is quite" heavily sp"lt"d with
| h'ack. II winters in the Gulf states.
f ;, ,t.,i,r~s &, ,1i-.c ~ co., -'y.' .':'-
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- ern!et1aori 10 Hii'
Lee Warren has taken the az
ency for Mellinger puncture proof
automobile tires. From the sans
pies we would Judge tho db Id
be good one. They are auaran-
teed for 5000 miles. DIFF