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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26

country IN answer TO question about
Dr. John W. Streeters novel, Doctor
Tom The Coroner Of Brett This un-
conventional romance not constructed
like the usual novel has attained quite
unexpected popularity
Professor Richard r. Ely who has
read the advance sheets OF Mr. Robert
Hunters book on Poverty writes.
u believe Il to be book which VIII do
a great deal OF good and have a wide
circulation. ] myself have been deeply
moved by Il and instructed as Well
Mr. Robert Hunters new book ON
Poverty which the Mcmillan come
pany win publish soon, sets forth am
array Of facts likely TO starle the
American people In times OF pros
perlty 100000 persons are underlel'
undelclothed ana msgntarily housed
Here are some Of Mr. Hunters ilSures.
1903. 20 per cent Of the people Oh
Boston In distress.
1891 10 per cent OF the people OF
New York state I'm distress,
1899. rs per cent of the people OF
New York state In distress.
1903. "a per cent Of the families OF
Manhattan eylctod
Every year 10 per cent (abouO OF
those Who die In Manhattan have pau
per burials
Mr. Jacl, London has considerably
revised and rewritten The sea-Wolt
since It's appearance In the Century
Professor Albert G., Smith has deVot'
ed more than two years TO a search az
Ter unpublished documents by BenJa-
min Franklin, and has made a careiul
REORGANIZATION OF all the extant manu-
scripts. All the known collections nave
been restudled and recopled but the
new edition of "The writings OF Benz
iamln Franklin" which the Mem nan
company announce VIII be especially
noteworthy for It's very large amount OF
hitherto unpublished biographical ana
historical material Some 1900 docu,
ments In the American Philosophical
society have been for the hrst uihe
infinitely studied for this edition. when
viii also contain extracts from Guy
documents owned by the University OF
pennsylvania and unknown to previous
editors OF FranNm's work.
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FlooER UP

II the day seems to carry burden Of woe,
Flgger up
II It's moments seem ORA ggIng and terribly slow,
Flgger up
Wor guess you viii find II you pause to reflect
Tba there's bout uch you've right TO expect
II you've earned someh Ing good you bound to collect
Flgger up.
on h@ great slate Of Time there are many accounts
Figger up
For various payments Of divers amounts
Flgger up,
And we're apt TO collect what Is coming our way
Though it's shine OF III sun or gloom OF the day;
If we dance, you have card, we the fiddler must pay
Figger up.
Look back on your life though you'd much rather not
Figger up
And say, II You dare, tn at the treatment you got
Flgger up
Ia not pretty near TO IN treatment You earned.
who was II the candle necessarily burned
And burned at both end d until wisdom he learned?
Figger up.
what's the use Of a SIGH or the good Of q whne?-
Flgger up
Take your medicine now, as must take mine.
Flgger UP,
And guess we may fin d on the big final sheet
There was Just much shine OF gloom Tor our feet
or II not that the treat ment we had but meet
Figger up
"A. ]. Waterhouse.
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"Chalkeye's" Tribute TO Wister
And Other Timely Gossip.
soUR LONDON LITERARY LETrER,a

regard 10 the possibility OF obtaining
q photograph OF the picture ! was in.
formed that no reproductions whutso.
ever are to be made for rs months. after
which, however etchlngs VIII be OBJ
taIuablc at from $40 TO $40 apiece Moan
while critics are unanimous In praIsIng
almost every detail OF Mr. AbOcyp
work, and while regret is expressed that
this historic ceremony could not have
been ptrpetuoted by a British artist 10
Us admitted that there Is no one ln thls
country who could have obtained as
satisfactory results.
HAYDEN CHURCH.
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announcement from uoughlon, MlflIn
a co.., N new novel hy the popular
author OF Faith Gnrmcy's Girlhood. ~
For upwards of 30 years young girls
have profted by reading the enjoyable
stories 10 which Mrs Whitney has glv-
on her charming style and pleasing tol.
euts
"Biddys Episodes s % novel por-
traylng type OF glrlhooi essentially
American -scf-rellnt independent
restless but earnest sympathetic. and
always interesting II "a 90 bright
amusing story and loses none of ils
charm Ny contrast with Mrs whitney
earlier work.
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,iss HALLE ERMlNIE RIYEs,
MI the authoress. who chose Lora
IVA Byron as the hero Of her recently
published novel, THE Castaway,' bes
leyes that the above lines were writ
Ten by the English bard. Though 50
years aud more have passed since the
tragic death Of the poet, and the man
10 whose memory the epltaph was writ
Ten had been four years dead then, the
memorial stanza does not appear In any
u the numerous editions OF Lord By
rons works which have been published,
The lines are distinctly OF a classic
turn and Byronic to the core. That
anything written by the immortal by
ron should have been overlooked and
forgotten for more than eight decades
might at first thought seem almost In
credible. But Miss Riyes, who spent
many months IN the romantic Sherwood
Forest district OF NottinghamshIre,
where Newsstand Abbey, the Byron fam
iy seat, Is situated and where the en-
tho nelghborhO0d Is teemlng with as
SocIatlons Of Lord Byrons youthful
days bis early loves, and widest esca-
faies declares that loca ! prejudice.
even now that the poet has been re-
stored 10 his proper place IN public es.
iImsiIon, Is so strong thai little or noth-
ng IS done by people dwelling there TO
lonl out anything recalling his life to
he visitor.
As an Instance OF this blind prejudice.
Mss Hyes mentions an incident that
occurred while she stood bending over
l1e stone that marks his last resting
pace In the little village church at
hlcknall near Newstead, where the
poet was laid 20 rest In the family
vault o. the lordly Brons Miss Rlves
naturally was anxious TO make the
most Of her visit to such hallowed
pace but was rudely awakened from
nef reverlo when one Of the local rus
uN approached her and rather indig-
ianty asked.
. '"s AoFo Noule 10 laf 10 see the
who OF such a miserable rascal? lie
never was no good nohow.n II was
N yam the auhoress sought to explain
sIa speak a word IN vindicatlon OF her
Eab ''''NN '0'''''" '"V
alss Ryes brought the copy of the
..Enph with her when she returned 70
uls country a couple Of weeks ago. ait.
y Wlee years absence, During her
, say N Europe Miss Rives, besides Wis.
,uls lord Byron's carly home, spent
sS,eIa months on Lake Geneva In
,,.'nteflahd, where the poet lived dur
~" 't he SIX months It took him to write
,s s1e az Ilisoner Of Chillon," Manfred, 4"
NY. NY me Lament OF Tasso." she also
ns s',su uephalonia and Missolonghi IN
SMe,ve, Where during the last year OF
~ N' ule Lord Byron, fired with the zeal
y. freedom, took up the cause of the
, s,v,as llshting for Independence, ana
any sp,, !, in bringing order and unity
v MN y, ehaos before he finally was seizen
~ WV .1 vac disease that ia him low Most
N v ny, ume abroad, however. was spent
c,, ,s'Nce' where she lived on the Grand
III iull view Of the Palazzo Moce.
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eswhAT THE BEST MAGAZINES CONTAINS

The Youths Companion for this week
ls the THANKSGIVING number and comes
out with AN appropriate and artistic
cover design showing a Puritan family
gathered around well-ladeu board, The
father standing I'm the attitude Of Pray
en- and mother and child with heads
bowed IN devotion, There are special
Thanksgiving stories and am interesting
article ON the "Postman's Life besides
the usual good material in the depart
mpnts
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A PHYs,clAN HEALEn.

Or Geo Ewing a practlclng physician
" Smiths Grove, KY 10. over thirty
years, writes hll personal experience with
Fo'cys Kidney cure. For years ] had
been greatly bothered with kidney and
bladder trouble and enlarged prostate
siaud I Used everything known 90 IN,
profession without RELIEF until / com.
m.nCCd 90 use Foleys Kidney cure. After
taking thrcJ bottles ! was entirely re.
llcytd and cured prescribe it now daily
IN my praOico and heartily recommend
its use TO an physicians for such troubles
have prescribed IL in hundreds " cnses
With perfect sUcgrss" L. J. I'M Drug
Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26

The work IL In limited edition.
handsomely printed and has facsimile
reproductions OF early Views Of New
York, and OF the FIRST manuscript WRIT
ten within what is now the state of
New York
with the celebration OF Mrs a d. r.
Whitneys eightleth birthday comes The
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s-NOTES.~,

Va sons of Flora, Oft at Springs re-
turn,
Ador With honors due her Votary's
urn.
uls social temper far away from strife,
MIN pleasing humor much embellished
Me-
Nor can he die. Even now survives his
name
ImmortaIlaed by Friendship, Love, and
Fame.
fEpItaph m the tombstone Of one
THOMAS Wlddowson, at papplewick
church m NottInghamshire, near New
stead Abbey
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS

The following 30 volumes win be
added to the public library Monday
morning, Nov 49, 1901
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bacon-N arragansett Bay
Brown Development OF thrift.
Clay Belle Of the hftes
Gladden-W Where does the sky begin?
Harrison Tennyson RusKn and
MIL
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SOZODON-T
TOOTH POWDER

and lis complement sO2oDONT Liquid,
The Powder Is slightly abrasive Is abso.
lulely free from git and acid. and Is just
tho thing Tor these who have on inclination
for the ncehss Of everyday HE
sFoR"9, r'0'v~. POWDER, PASTE.
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TARTAR is A TARTAR

Soft spongy, sensitive gums result from
tartar accumulation, Il should DO removed
at once by your dentist and thereafter pre-
vented by tho use Of
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:. POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW. "a

II all the earth We're paper
And all the sea We're ink,
And poets all mad postage stamps
All editors would drink,
julien Josephson In Sunset Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26

The following item Of interest Is foun
IN a new historical work on New York
city entitled "Manhattan IN 1928. rub
lished by Dodd Mead & co. Forty-s 4
spellngs Of the name of the island now
known as Manhattan, compiled from
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-07

%peflDrere Ntaitnbasfeit, 4oerbrn6 ODER Snrplae Scr
9elnletbtllben Gr9dne beile1l, 10 muB Die Sur poftio
unD permanent lein. Sieie &ompaanie ifidt Seoem,
Der all ferp6ler Shndhe leioet, Die 9Reoisin FIR cine
in6nentitbe Sebar0lun9 fret su. Sic Meoisin lam
ttlr oaourh erprobt iuerDen, oaB man Die Reiultate
pes @ebroiGs %abfuartet; luenn he oes beilt, fir mas
pe 9eniant fuu1Oe, 10 tit lie Su empfeblen. HieIe
Nrohe mill Die Galopia 2gnn So. nit ibrem Mtittef
far enc g8obe ~geitatten. 9fa6oem el Die ,,&egene=
rotine 2abletsN enc ISOLDE aebraudlt bat, tpirO Der
Batlent Strait in leinen Sreauen uno Mnsteln,
ueues Sllt IN lelnelt Moern, neuen 1nternebmunas=
ge;t uno ft9 in Seiunobeit uno grl9einen ala
itenen .Wteni@en finoen. Die ,,6e9eneratipe So.
bletsN boben cine tuinoerbare Wirtuna uno Der 0as
tlent beripart oieielben am erteu Sage. Sic gebtn
brett sum SiB oes uebels, gang elei6, ME lan9e es
arlltebt uno brirsen Rraft uno Gtdrte. 9ieIes futlu=
eerbare Wtittet oerbannt ale Gnihternbeit benz ans
bern Ge19le1t 9egenlber, beilt ale llebet, Die aus
ueberreiaang neberanftrengung, @eihdftsIor9en, Die
sunt gerluIt ses Seo66tnifes, unfdbigfeit &C, fhb=
rem, berborgeben. v&egeneratine SabletsA fno in
leoem Nlter uaDenobar; ie beilen ale 6dIe, aus=
%9ehpmnen, lnenn i9on gpilepiie ober Srrinn ems
petreten ftnS. Die Galopia 2nnn 60. maht feline ges
l9rdntingtn; Sober, Der barrm Inreibt, erbdlt oas
Wattel fhr eine Nobe frei su9ei9idt, i~or9fdltie eiu=
gepadt nno otne gu 3eigen, fuas es entbdlt. Sic bat
&atlenoe BON grtefei aus alien Sbeilea bes 2auoes
erbatten, ole ION ben erfanflidften Guren Der .Res
g~slerctipe 6ebletsA beri6ten. Sbre Sfferte fir cine
2Bodte 1T edit; e. iocrGe,. teite beunru bigenoen s5raaeu
1eftelt. S9reibt beute ai Die Jalopia lpan Co.,
55336 Yo3ini Building, st. aenis, Ifo., unb lost
gad Die WleOi3in fur cine Bo6e fret fommen. Sbr
Bnhs oas ebeniaQs frei 1T, eiebt Guh Die Mngaben,
lete Shr Gu9 NIT Dem Wtittel gu pauie felbf fu=
riren fonnr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-07
swti Ae[enkuabsn.
&wetRside gtbEsssn bon pbEnsmtaatefa @s.
lrt6t uifb aseber @5rpsrsraft.

HHefRstsMe 1tbttsen bon pbGHettsaetets Gfs
lrt&t anb assber 85rpsrsraft.
Sn Berlin treten felt Rursem atpei
4unben non 3pDlf unb elf Sabren
bffentli9 auf, BITE bur9 BITE anDrmole
Gntpidluns ibres Gettsetpebes. aber
aud bes Rno9enboues unb Der muas
felsraft erpBes Muffeben erressn. 4bplf
unb Griebrid G9neiber, gu Weufabrs
naNer BET Oonsis dls @0bne eiues
Wdtrpfen Der beutfden Rriessmarine
sebpren, tamen als san3 nornale Rim
Der CUR MeIt. 9u9 Bic Gltern unb
bic Gd4ipiitsr BADEN IN ihrem 6obstis
nidbt8 Defenders Muffdatges.
Gbolf begann erit na9 Mblduf beg
slpeiten 2ebsnsiabrs iih In gnn5 urees
pebnter Meife gu snttpidefn, ipGbrenb
Rd Griebrid biefer @prsang bereitg
fraber etufebtt. 6eute baber bic Rno.
ben bas ftattIife @etpi4t BON 281A,
be5iebungsfpeife 247s pfunb errei&t;
BET benz dlteren Der BrIber bat Der
Dberf9enfel einsn umfdna bon 32a
3ru, Bel BEN iiinseren einen fol1en
Don 81 3on. Da bie grffartung Der
Musseltraft slei9en Sdritt NIT Der
BttianIase belt, 70 oerri9tsn bic beis
ben ~6ertuleBfnaben# athIetifhe Or,
bsittn NIT GROCER 2ei6tigtsit.
Dte inrereH Srgane Der Beiben 6ss
linhen ii4 In b5uie sefunbem 3uitanb;
BITE Gbluf TT niht iibsrm1Big, oifobos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-07

Bar auselaHsn. SIN Sabre 1879 Dsrz
sos e. mad DenDsr. golo., no q BON
1887 bis 1891 bos Mmt eines ftGbtts
j4en Wntpalts betIeibete. Dem RongreB
pehSrte SbafrOth ols Reprdfentont felt
1896 an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-07
Ssltsnss HongrtBeretBniB,
PIE asoaeasHieSssIeeaas pes Gepsatsasassss
Sbairs4b nao bic uriads.

WV c$R N&psHtSUt&$kSH
sbairsab nHo bic iiriads.
Der San, baB Elm aonsrebmttgtieh
freilpi1tg fein Maubat nieberIeet, til
Elm b0dit ieltener. Ser ReprdIentant
SObn 8. Ghafrotb Don Colorado, Der
btejer Sage bieien 5dritt untsrnobm.
bat In bieier 8e5tebuna In Der @es
f3i@te BEG 9onsreHes nur aipet 8prs
g6nssr, Samuel McGonn unb ben
iebigen Observation-Disclosures Someg Wils
ion. Wilfpn per5idtete fetner GET su
@unften einss @esners auf fsinen cit
TN observation-disclosures, INN Der 8ai.
firuns etner Bin, bur9 bic Grant ala
boiler General auf bic peniionsliite gss
feet perbsn iOuie. nidt i'm Wsss gu
iiehen.
Oe NieberIegung Eeinss Manbats
motibirte Sbafrot6 NIT Der GrslGrung,
ct babe iid i~beraeugt, bob BET ietner
GrtpGbIun9 gum So. 3pngreb ungee
l5rigteiten poreefpmmen feien unb iein
@esentanbibat 8pnnnee re6tmdbie ere
ipdhlt fei. Sdnganbdltenber Npplaus,
bon Der republitanifden geits bes
6auies fotpobI ipie BON Der bemotratis
f4en. besrubte Gbafrntb nod Mbgabe
feiner Grtldrung, burh cine Refolu<
tion ipurbe borolf 8onpnse Der Stb
sueeiproden.
Sobn S. @bafrptb murbe 1854 gu
8ane!te, Mo.. eebDren. gr grabuirt.
1876 an Der lintperItdt bon Mi9igan,
ffubirte bic Redte urb tpurbs 1876 sur
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Trd fit
i6wQde M2dnuer.
Sin DeiImittel lift eutaeGt sDorSeU.
oaS berlpreac Weamnbarfeif
usS Die Sr1fte nuieoers
herSteIlt.
Gine aeodye ansret1ennes grote 9aGei
anirS Seheut fret smgeianbt, ofr
h0rnsSs tdtrpiht

y8iegeierGtlps Sabtets4 iino anettanut ole stuslae
Fur segeri ~Derlorene Maaabcrteit in allen Sta0tei1.
Sic nap plfeni9aftli9 bnra Die 6eften aerste Scr
a8elt b~ersefteGt. Ser &nf tes 3uititrtes If nerart,
na8 ale @erste, Die oas 6eitmittel ~ber1eltelt, oafilI
fh bcrnnEDOrtli9 balten. lno tpent he ouf ibren
.Rut Tn 6eaanpten, DAB BE y5}eaeneratios Su6Ieias
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-07
Die bsibsu psrsulesinob.,,.

Ri4t Gttrdnte ipsrbsn bDuis bernie,
pen, Die @riiber fnb g.iitis re9t &c.
bed. fpre9en aubsr lbrer Mutters
(psaHs aud fertis Ruffi9 unb bsslei.
"a ben Wortrog bon beutfden unb
tuiFi4tn 2iebern NIT Der 8alalaifa,
BAN groBruIifden 1ationuiinFru,
pett. Gttt 1899 fnb Qoolf unb
Wstbrs3 Sdneiber oitf Rsifsn. nobel
ibe tn polsn, 2tuInnb. Rurlanb, Ginvs
Eonn, Der Rrim, I'm Rautofus unb IN
eibsSssu uufsetreten finb.
sibt ts In
lsstorlo mebr als in irgenb esntm an.
tssn Gbeil Der Der. @toutsn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-07

a~ Salt, cement. Sano, gad,
fteine. ~feuerfeite Steine uno 9bun.
Ebeer unb Nspbaltpapier, DaGpaupe.
Tbeer un6 Nspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
ssnrben, @las &c. &c. ftets pOrr6tbin
bel s. g. 3ieimann, BOG on.
Commerce. traBe. Niebrioe Breiie,
quite 8anre Icuie CUTE unb reelIe
9eoieaune werben iaarantirt. .
9sIepbDn 4lG
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11
SUSPECT
PLEADS NOT GUILTY,
REMANDED TO JAIL

Jury wltnopt giving away our case
and we do not Intend to make public
anything more than we can help be
fore the case comes to trial before 4
jury"
AS 70 the motive Of the crime Chief
Shaw said that there certainly was
one, but that the detectives were moi
prepared to stale It's nature. but we
don't need to establish motive with
the facts we now possess When
asked IL the detectives had possession
Of the weapon with which the crime
was committed Chief shaw replied
that he would rather not answer that
question
AT the time Fueher WIS taken into
custody the police made ii b6sty search
of his room and carried away with
them bundle Of clothing. intending 4
pair of trousers. When brought to the
station tile Young man was well
dressed and gave the impression to
strangers as being possessed Of eonsid.
eraBle wealth II is expected that the
police win bend their energies toward
more thorough investigation of
Tucker and his movements during the
past two weeks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11
WILL BE SUPERSEDED
OR GREATLY AMENDED
Says tic Rev. F. A. Poole Regarding
License Law Tells of tie
Gothenburg System.

IN the iifst OF series OF three addresses
on Possible and Practical Temperance
Reform, the Rev f. Al. Poole gave sue.
eienet statement OF the G0Ehenburg. Swe-
den, system of controlling the sale of
liquor. at the Congregational church last
evening In his Introductory remarks the
speaker declared that it is evident that
/ Vermont Is temperance state In most
states the temperance question is not to
the fore as 1t is id this. The recent change
to local option license was explained 81
the fact that the people desired a change
from the unsatisfactory conditions under
the pr0hibit0ry law, and Judging from the
results of the more recent local option vote
the new law ID not Ia favor either He
gave II as his opinion that the new Law
will be greatly amended Or superseded
All methods of dealing with the gaatter
haYing been found unsatisfactory, said the
speaker, we must look for better way
He then went on to describe the Gothen.
burg system. Its two aims are, III ElIm-
ination Of private gain; and CD Easy en-
foFeement Of the law.
Under the system the right to sell liquor
Is confined to q body of public-spiTited cit
izens; stockholders receive dividend Of
five or six per cent, all profits above that
amount going 10 the public good mama
gers control the liquor stores, receiving
stipulated salaries; each manager Is re-
quired to keep hot and cold food, tea, cof-
fee. ETC., and he Is allowed to keep the
profits made on these, thus making an in
oentive for him to push the sale Of these
ahead Of liquor; number Of saloon Is de-
eeeased all are open and prominent
quality Of liquor bettered no liquor TO be
sold to minors or to persons already intox-
ieated, saloons to be plain without mirrors
or flashing lights.
Gambling and immortality, declared the
speaker, are said to have been divorced
from liquor selling. The amount Of liquor
consumed In Sweden has diminished since
1914, and he gave figures TO suhtantIate
the assertion the system has been adopted
by all the larger towns Of Sweden and also
Of Norway.
There are two defects OF the system as
conducted 10 Sweden; (il The profits
above Eve per cent are used in such q way
as to tighten taxation, making an induce
ment for drinking, when the money should
go toward forming counter attractions; (2)
Beer and light wines have not been in
cluded IN the scope Of the company. lie
thought these might be rectlfied,
The benefits Of the system may be sum
med up Ii this ive-fold manner; (1l Se-
cures divorce between drinksseiing and
politics: (2l Takes trade ont Of hands Of
private individuals; CD Sales on credit
and other advantageous attractions are
done away with; "a Secures for the com
munlty the vast monopoly Of the sale,
which would otherwise 20 70 private indi-
viduals; (5) System enlists the active CO.
operation Of good citizens.
The speaker said that the South Caro-
lima system resembles the Gothenburg only
specifically. He did not claim that the
latter is entirely successful, but he declared
that it strikes at the root Of the evil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11
WORK STOPPED
AT NOON TO-DAY.
Manufacturers Met at g
O'clock This Morning.
Conference Of Commit
tees Saturday Epeaing
WaS FruitIesS.

Pending settlement Of the diiiaulties
caused BY the blaeksmiths quitting work
at Barclay Bros plant Friday noon, alI The
stone sheds ii this city and Montpelier
shut down at ~ o'clock today.
a tolut meeting of the committees from
the manufacturers and barre Branch G
e. n. B was held Saturday evening iii au
endeav0r to have the difficulty settled but
no solution Of 1t was reached. At II
O'Clock this morning meeting af The
manufacturers Association was held, and
it was decided that until such time is the
matter was Strengthened 0ut All manHtac-
turing plants Id the association suspend
operations
This action throws about 250e men out
of work
lhe trouble began with the going ont 0f
the blacksmiths Of Barclay Bros Friday
noon, because of some disagreement over
the division 0f work between the haad
sharpealefs and the Piris machine. Other
men were pnt OH in tleirplacss SATURDAY..
but this did not settle tile matter.
] r sadlier, blacksmith, told a Times
reporter that $50 far as published the
Times has been mlsinE0rmad al to tia
facts, Where there has been one word
Of truth told ten were suppressed. no
one said Mr. saalier. shas been author
izad u give anything 0ut for publication
from the union standpoint
There ars about 125 members oil Tool
Sharpeners Branch, No 2, In Barre.
The polishing plants did not stop
work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11
BARRE RANGERS ORGANIZE.
for Year Elected and Preparations
for Ffrst Game.

0aleers for Year Elected and Preparations
for First Game.
The following are the newly elected offi-
GERS Of the Barre Rangers foot ball club.
President, James Lamont; vice president,
John shaw secretary Alfred Davidson
treasurer, D. IF Bennett: captain, James
Burnett vice-captain. Joseph Will, exeeu-
tive committee. II Dun, Il VIII, w Ross,
j Shaw; match committee, j WI WI Blr-
ME, r. Shaw, Il. Finlie, II Garden, A.
Cowie H, Garden grounds committee, A.
C0wie j Lamont, 3 F. Bennett; audit
ors, WI Ross, II Duff
III expected thar The frst game of tbs
season will ha played on the first Saturday
il June, With SOME good cIna Address
all correspondence To Alfred Davidson,
secretary, 2 4 Brook street