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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
An Hour and a Hall Of Thuneer
From B0urke Cochran.
VOTE TAKEN ON BILL.
Tammany Orator Says He Thinks Rail,
road Interests Consider Themselves
Above the Law--Argument in
Favor of Bill BY Mann.

Washington, D. q, Feb, s.-'rhe rail.
road rate hin was taken Up Ut Al o'clock
in the House yesterday, and the last
day Of general debate was begun, The
programme inclpded speeches BIZ Bourke
Cochran Of New York, Mr.. Mann 81 n
linois, All William 81 Mississipri and
AR Hepburn 81 Iowa.
A short speech Ii favor 81 the bin
hy Ar. Bankhead III Alabama preceded
Air, Cochran, who was limited "a an
hour and quarter. Mr., Cochran an.
nounced hts position In favor 81 the hill,
While he did not consider Il panacea
for I'LL evils Ii was most wholesome
manifestation III 4 unanimous public he.
termination To deal with the rate evil
IL was the only means hy which public
ownership eoula M stopped aud checked,
tho most plausible argument Of the So.
eialist,
Air. Cochran gave simply analyses Of
fayoritism and discrimination, Favor.
iilsm MAS always granted oorruptly.
sir he continued, the history If rail.
road management III this country II the
history Of favoritism, Of corruption and
IF fraud Ii spite ~ this, be won 4
not say the railroads had not rendered
enormous service, but they had not been
as efficient as they should have been.
III next declared that railway infu.
enees predoniinated in both political par.
ties, and tbat the representatives Of
wealth ignored tile courts and dominated
state administrations. The very court
which had dropped the proceedings
against III. n Rogers had che next day
Issued a most vigorous injunction against
striking printers,
He reviewed the Northern Securities
decision. which, he said, declared crimi'
nails aud e0nspirators those responsible
Cor that combination Hartman and
Morgan, be said guarded ever the con-.
troll Of several railways ia the North.
west. which threatened "a interfere With
their plumber, The president directed
an action against them. The court de-.
elared q conspiracy.
what was che result II he asked,
s"ft was 70 reduce the control 81 these
properties from two % onc. When they
came 70 distribute tho stocks Hartman
had been elimlnatea Morgan was ga.
pYene. a more perfect conspiracy was
perfected through tho decision Of tNe
eoHrt itself And the stock, which was
selling NJ 500 20 Si0s when the decision
was pending sold for $i60 after it was
announced. thus euriebing the conspir.
ators, who walked cut u the court lust
SeA0 100000 richer for having been con.
vlcted.
The fact that no criminal proceedings
had been begun WINS dweit ON, and the
Jail sentence of Dehs aud the conviction
Of two senators for 'mcrc mdiscretions9
eentrasted
Compliments were paid 80 Rockefeller
AT once the richest and most despised
~ our whole population
The most effective feature az the bill
he maintained, was thc popular aisposi'
ton hack 81 il, the next was its pub
liatv feature
Universal applause GREETED Mr., Cock
rams conclusion, and after the informal
rongFatulatory reception 10 him had con
eluded. Mr.. Mann Of Illinois took the
ioor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
EoRTHFIELD.

Principal Duane Il. Robinson al the
Nofthlield high school has been confined
10 the house for the last three DAYS with
n severe cold
MIR. and Mrs. G. s. Richmond left last
night on tie New England States Limit
"a for a two months visit with their
son, Harold, IN St Louis. No.
w. I. Furness Of Boston was business
visitor ia town Yesterday,
A hsh chOwder supper was served Ill
Howe's hall last night by the ladies Of
the Congregational society.
Miss Eva Houston, who has been ~.
sisting II the millinery store 81 Miss
Minnie smith, il III at her home with
a severe cold
Miss Alice DOYLE Il working in che
Office Of the Northheil Telephone ex.
change learning 20 operate the board
Douglas Barclay II Barre was visit
or az Norwich university on Tuesday,
T.. NJ. Hubbard Of Rutland was d
business visitor IN town on Tuesday
Arthur Iilden Of Barre visited his
parents, Mn. and Mrs. William Iilden,
on Tuesday.
Howard Holien aud family of Bos'
ton is making a short visit az tho home
of MIR Fired Parker
". s Chenette. who has been employ.
ed at h. B. Kills & Co... has gone %
Bethel and entered the employ OF the
Woodbury. Granite Co.
Mrs. Gibson Loyelanas who has hecn
IN very poor health for tho past two
months, 4 much improved.
The adjourned village meeting will
take place tomorrow night when the ae.
eeptanoc u che proposition Of the vii.
lage 10 Moody and Aimon, wall ~ made
by them. At this time the question 81
disposing al the present electric prop
erty owned by the village viii be taken
up
Oscar Preston was taken TO tho Mary
Fletcher hospital in burlington 10 have
an operation performed for q bone can
Ger,
Gen, I, S. Peek has presented Norwich
university with 10 bound volumes 81
the Army and Navy Journal and q sull
set OF Wsverly Novels.
Tho adjourned meeting Of the stock
holders OF the NoFthhclt telephone Co
will take place on Saturday night at The
oiiiee of {. D. Eicerton in the Depot
Building
Dr. D. H. Judkins was confined 70 the
hoase with severe cold the first Of
the week
Mary Hantiey 81 East Montpelier
speAt several days visiting friends 10
town this week.
The young people Of the Univcrsaiist
church gave an entertainment and social
at She home OF Mrs. Walter Dole on
Washington street last night
Fred Davis. of the Arst Of Davis
Brothers in West Berlin has been laid
up with severe attack Of rheumatism
for the last ten days
Mrs, AlonEo Hitchcock, wife OF ths
late Rev Alonxo Hitchcock, formerly
Of this town but now Of Plainfeld, i
seriously IN At her home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
Prof. Wolfe at Smoot Inquiry
Say S Practice Has Increased
SINCE UTAH BECAME STATE
Details Oath Of vengeance--Declares
Mormons Swear to Ayenge the
Blood Of Prophet Smith on
This Nation.

Washington, Feb. s.--Hearings in the
case OF Senator Reed Smoot, whose right
to seat III the senate Is III dispute,
were resumed yesterday before the com.
mittee on privileges and elections. The
investigation has already ontinued
through two sessions Of Congress, and
yesterday marked the beginning 81 meet.
inga which tho committee is likely to
hold internationally throughout the pres.
ent session.
The first witness was Prof. Walter Al.
Wolfe, formerly teacher 81 geology in
Brigham Young college At Logan, Utah,
and an apostate 81 the church. John
G. Carlisle Of New York conducted the
prosecution, and A. \. Worthington Of
this city defended The senator.
Prof Wolfeis evidence proved yery In.
teresting and he declared that ITO tine
best Of my knowledge, polygamous co.
hahltation has decreased very materially
since Utah was admitted as a state
Twelve answered the witness when
asked how many times he had been
through the endowment house" or
temple" He explained that tho real
endowment house had been torn down
many years ago.
did Won take any obligations Or oaths
when you went through Y asked Mr., Car.
nsle.
Every tiIue,s replied the witness.
Asked to detail them be said he bad been
sworn TO chastity, sacrifice and ven
gCance.
What do you mean BY vengeance -
asked Mr.. Carlisle, ADo you mean there
Was promise Of pledge given 20 ayenge
something
The witness then said that this oath
had been taken.
You, and each Of yeG, do covenant
TO pray, and never to cease to pray, 10
God. TO avsnge the blood Of the prophet
ON this nation This oath, which refers
70 the killing OF Joseph Smith in llh-
nois ia the early part Of last century,
was taken standing, and al The eonclu.
sion each one taking il was required 10
bow his head and say
~ do
Prof. Wolfe said that in southern Utah
and New Mexico polyeamy was defended
with some freedom, and quoted Apostle
John Henry Smith rs having said con.
corning the manifesto ferbidding il:
1T ii d trick to beat the devil at
his own game"
The witness also quoted John Wilson
81 Logan, a prominent Mormon, as say
ing
The manifesto enables the church "a
exclude men who ought not 10 have
more than one wife, and gives to wor.
thy men an opportunity 20 take plural
wives
Both Of these statements, the wit.
ness declared, had been made in his
church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
HEAVY HAuLS IN MAIL,


Washington, Feb. 81. Steel safes, bill
hard tables, desks, bookcases, chairs,
and lounges are among the wcighty ar
ticles nov being sent through the mails
TIA the government free" envelopes.
This IS the astonishing statement made
TO the lIause committee on pastohlces
and post roads BY third Assistant Post.
master General Madden.
Mr.. Nh lden declared this iniiscrimin.
ate use q. the mails 10 bc the chief cause
af the postal deficit Treasury Depart.
inent officials are the worst offenders,
but the practice ii common with all the
departments. from the treasury, fur.
nitnre. carpets aud fixtures are sent free
through the mails 10 furnish the public
buildings Of the country, and the person.
al effects Of Officials frequently 10 along.
These abuses are additional TO Che
ranking abuses of congressman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
WOMAN surFRAcIsrs MEEr.
Their Annual Convention Has Opened in
Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. s.---The thirty
eighth annual convention Of the Woman
Suffrage association began here early
yesterday, and win continue until and
include Feb 1s. The meeting is one
Of the most largely attended gatherings
ever held BY the woman suffragists in
this country, nearly all the prominent
leaders Of the cause being present. Pre-.
ceiing the assembling Of the convention
there was meeting Of the executive
committee and council Of state presi.
dents which Mas presided user by Har-
riet Taylar Upton Of Ohio, which was
also attended ~ the officers Of the Ma
tioual association and the ehairrnen OF
various committees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
W. J. cLoTHIER BREAKS LEG.
Gardener Drops Dead while ASS sting
Him uostalls.

Philadelphia, Feb s.--Willnm 2. Clo.
.thier, the well known tennis, hook and
foot ball player, was thrown from hts
horse while riding cross country near
Llanerch;, Delaware county, Yesterday,
sustaining injuries which uecessitated
his removal to ~Hallytour,p the country
seat 81 his father, Isaac II Clothier
near Wynnewood.
Mr. Clothier's injuries consisted Of .
fractured lea, The injury, the surgeon
says, viii not prove permanent
jeffrey Powers, the bead gardener,
dropped dead from heart failure, after
assisting Mr.. Clothier to bis room.
The accident win cause Che postpone.
ment Of MIR Clothier's wedding to Miss
Anita Porter. set Tor the twenty first
al this month at noon, at the First
Presbyterian church, Twenty-hrst and
Walnut streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
suNLIGnr SIS room AFIRE.
Rays, Falling Through Magnifying Glass
Start a sAoo Blare.

New York, Feb. S.--Snulirht shining
through a uagniiying glass paper
weight set fYe e some papers in the
odieo Of John Westell. tax commissioner,
at the City Hal in Jersey City about
noon yesterday,
The dire spread quickly. and the room
was soon enyeloped IN DANES. Clerks
from the adjoining ottess, fin4ine they
could not sUbiWs TIE blaIa. turned "a
an alarm and the hrcmsu had some dis.
hcuity in getting nj the aAmss They
were finally eNltnEuished, after $3.50
damags had been cone,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08

Of conducting the Democratic party, con.
trasted WITH thc Republican, that the
Democrats were banished from control in
national politics,
Senator Pattcrson's address was lis
tened To By crowded senate and a
Great audience in the galleries. IN opcIt.
ing, he explained this exact relations
with the president, showing that since
certain interview some time agp, they
have not been close. He said that he
made this explanation because 1t was
NOT pleasant thing 10 have imputed to
the president purchase of votes BY Pa.
tronage Or to have il imputed to i sen.
ator that he had been bought.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
THANK YOU SAY SMOKERS,
AN Who Love a Cigar Appreciate c. H
Kendnek's Introduction 81 Chieos

1t is reported that the smokers in
Barre are going to present testimonial
b {. II. kendfiek Tor assuming the
agency Of Wadsworth Bgus. Chicos a
high grade Havana allied cigar that sells
for nickel.
Mr.. kendriek says they are perfectly
satisfied though. With tho appreeiatiye
Hthnnk YOU Ne has bad irom lovers
81 s good cigar 70 whom they have ~
commended Che Chico. Il IA One of The
best smokes IN their show case, ard sells
az price So lON that sny one ean af.
fara t0 smoke t.
The price, however, IS not the reasen
why oug leading lawyers, haukert, sni
business uea call for the CHESS. They
bay il and smoke Il beeaase i IL good
cigar Try Que yourself and 5oin the
Chico Club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
ExpELs DIR. MCLEOD.
Medical Society's Action for 4UnpTofes-
sional Conduct

Boston, Feb. S.. The councillors OF
the Massachusetts Medical society met
yesterday at Che rooms OF the Boston
Medical society, and received the YER
dict Of the trial board in the recent
bearing granted Or. Percy p. Mcleod
on charges Of unprofessiona conduct
growing out OF the dress suit case trag.
edy. The verdict, as read by Dr. Goss,
was that Of guilty, and the penalty ex-
pulsion,
Under the rules Of the society, DIR,
Mcleod has until Tho annual meeting
Of tile society in june to enter an APP
peal, when he il entitled 10 further
hearing. Ii be does not appeal by that
time the decree goes into effect.
Last week pr. Mcleod declared be
did not intend to enter an appeal, 50
that Yesterdays action practically closes
the case,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
PATTERSON SCORES PARTY.
penounces the Arbitrary Methods Of the
Democrats,

Washington, Feb 8. Senator ratter-
sou Of Colorado IN speaking TO the Sea-
ate yesterday on his resolution IN oppo,
sition 20 the Democratic caucus action
on san Domingo, declared the argument
that Il was the duty OF a senator Il
he bound BY the action OF majority 81
the members II his party IN the Senate
brought the Senate down to the level
Of an ordinary political caucus, Il strip
ped from every senator concerned his
independence, lie deemed Il possible
that 1t was due to the arbitrary methods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
ADMIRAL DEFENDS HAzlNc,
Says Presidents view of the Question
Is Correct.

London, Feb s.--A we'll known Brit.
ish admital interviewed concerning Pres
ident Rooseyelt's letter on the subject
Of hasing az Annapolis, said yesterday
"'rhe President, % my mind. u dead
right, You cant bring up good sailors
ON pancakes. lIazisg, as we understand
II, hardons a youth rather than hurt.
ing him,
Every sehoolhoy in England has got
10 90 through the min 81 his fellows
discipline, and the navy Is a bis sharp.
81 than the average public school in
rounding Oh rough corners,
'It may be that in America haxing.
like American football, is somewhat
strenuous, but | don't think the tone
Of their excellent service is likely to
suffer from this
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
cANDtn PIN HAGUE OPENS.


The eaudle pip leagWe opened lass
evening at AlexandeF,s alleys with a
double header match. The Reliance team
took two sttinga from The lnvlneihles,
althosfsA in order 10 90 il thew had @
roll oif tie en- the first string, n The
match between the Nonpafeils aud the
lu,ineihies, Alexander aud Oliver were
tled Cor single string honaFa, each hav,
ing 4 ssfiRg Il %. Alexander had high
thIce st4lng total az aGi, II the other
sawc Mute had high single 81 gS and
Rmnham had high three string total
81 aAS.
Tho scores
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
TO REMOVE Duty ON HIDES,
Bill Was introduced in the House by
MI. MeNary.

Washington, Feb. S. Representative
McNary yesterday introduced bill pro-
siding new tariff schedules Tor shoe aad
leather goods, and renewing the duties
on hides and leather, He viii press
the bill for a hearing before the WAYS
and means committee,
Representative Littleheld's hill to sus-
pend the interstate rights now claimed
by shippers Of whiskey and kindred Ii.
quors ia nnhroken packages frem one
state To another. will b. brought up
for hearing hy the House judiciary conn
mites on the gist. The general inter,
est IA the Hepburn. nollive7 bill iusmes
"a large attendance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
ROOSEVELT AS ART CRITIC.
President Inspects Senator clark's Col
lection Of Paintings,

Washington, Feb s.president Ro0se.
Welt and Senator CLARK Of Montana walk.
ed from the White House 70 the Cor.
comn Art gallery yesterday to examine
fine collection 81 paintings lent the
gallery by the millionaire senator. The
works OF art number about sixty and
include productions BY noted masters.
The president admired the collection
greatly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
yesuvius stnl Active.

Naples, Feb. 8. Mount vesuyitas' vol.
eanie activity continues Streams Of
lava have invaded enc railroad track al
three points, and IL Is threatened at q
fourth point. The station Of the Fnhic-
Mar railway IL also threatened, and
that line Of transit has been stopped
for the present No danger Is appre.
hended for The Nesuyian region af pres.
ant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
lis NOT SATISFIED WITH 5000, coo.
Marshall Fields Daughter, Mrs. Beattie,
Only Living Member Of Family.

Chicago, IN. Feb. s.--Nrs Ethel
Beattie, daughter of the late Marshall
Field, and her husband Capt. David
Beattie. will not arrive in Chicago until
the latter part OF the week, according
Is relatives here. II il reported Mrs.
Beattie is dissatisfied with the Ss,000,.
600 legacy left to her. as she Is tie only
living member Of the Field family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
MUST DON COLD LACE.
Special Rule for John Burns Denied by
the King.

London, Feb. s.--The onlooker says
that John Burns, M p, the labor leader
and chairman Of the board Of public
works in the new Liberal ministry, re-
Gently obtained personal audience of
the king and asked for the royal per-
mission to dispense with the gold laced
uniform which the ministers wear when
iii the kings presence, The king re-
fused 10 make any exception TO the
custom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
Defeated the All Stars OfBur-
lington, 81 10 II.
sflNG MUCH SUPERIOR
SherriiFs and Rust Played the Best Game
for the Home Team and TIask and
Crane for the All
Stars.

The Young Mems club basket bail
team ouidd themselves last evening
when they defeated the All stars Of Bur
lingtoa hy tAo score Of Az 70 II All
though the game was one.sided, il WAS
interesting, for the passing Of both
teams was superb. The home team
however, Was vastly better At this dc'
psrhnent u the game than were the
visitors. For the homo team the best
playing pas ~ ShcriiTs and Rust. foy
tie Visitors Frask and Crane did the
test work IA N, Al. q, team improves
wlth every game they play. They play-
81 i better grae last eycning than they
aid aQalHst the Crescent Rive, and thea
ssfnia with that TENN WAS the best seen
Ii lsge fpr q long time. The team was
strengthened last evening by Anafcani
at genype, thereby gising Rqst q chance
se MAS gual3. az Which position 10 y
ont gl,e best n,en IA The state. Tbs
p8s a AZ AeTilts and iust was 4 won'
aeFt,ti W8ulfa wi the game,
taptaM doseOmh ot Burlington high
school team threw tile ball mp between
sNAdleaa ana lgune Nt lust $40, Rust
aud Sherigs took the ball down Chg
lIoor ana isnst tossed up q basket Tbs
nrst thing. lie did che Same thing Y
about 4 minute aud then Smoilins Of the
Burlington team scored two points toi
has team. Shetiils Was the next man q
score, followed. by Knapp and Rust y
Il few moments Rust had The rigsklu
through nc net again, thus rounding
out four baskets III this period Andre
ani ana Knapp each shot q basket dur
iae sho next tMa minutes 81 play Dur
ing this period Crane, captain 81 the Wis
iting team, secured one point on 9 has.
ket isotG the foul hnc. Ihe period
elosea with the score 10 70 ? ~ favor
81 the " NJ. 81
Tho second period opened with baa'
ket VI ttusi, one SIS SAerns aHa aaoties
ST. Rnst. Rust then secured basket
fFom tie foul line, az did also Captain
crane 81 tho al Stars. Andrcam GOT
iho next chance al The basket and drop
ped Ia pretty onr Knapp rot the last
seore 81 the period for the y u, G,
ana Crane scored two more points from
the aaul line. The period ended with
ths score " Is ! IA favor Of the y,
NJ Q.
In the third period Andreani started
af With 4 basket from the lluor md also
oue fram The foul hive, followed By Rust
with one from the ileor. Burlington then
g0t into the game and Crane, Trask and
tosa each secured q basket before the
scoring ended, Rnst shot the next i've
followed IN ShefilIs witA the last score
II the eaaip. The eame ended with the
score a1 10 ~ in favor Of the Young
Mems club.
rho line up and summary
4. NJ. {. AlL STARS /
sheriifs. Observation-Disclosures Trask
Rust, s tssssss....t.ssss ~ Aahuet'
AndtoRni .s..s.........ts 90 Vraps
Knapp. 1 ,A4ss..s*s..,e Il, Smolilni
alsreer I ..4.......,...@. II, Lore
Baskets from the floor, Rust 9, An
aream q Knapp 3, Sheriiis N Leso !
Smnlnis 1. Crane i, frask y basket;
arom the foul limo. Crane q Andfea1
Rust scafr. &c 70 tsi referee, Hex
yeuh mapige, 6authler; periods, thre'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
s6oo ~ Mark caaln.

Atlantic City, Feb. s.~Capt Mark
Casio, who. with his crew Of six men,
rescued lfty-two persons from the
stranded steamer Cherokee, last night
received a check for $500 from the CLYDE
Line Steamship company. the owners 81
the vessel as a recognition 81 his cour-
age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
No. Foot Ball Didn't Do This.

stanford University. Cal. Feb. S.
Prot. G. c. Searles Of the department
Of languages, broke his leg Tuesday in
a base bah game between the faculty
nine and the sophomores.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
GETS NEW REpRIEvE
GoevtnOE Aids Mrs, Teila, the Hasksn-
sack Muraeress.

Trenton, n. j., Feb. s.--Gov. Stokes
yesterday granted Mrs, Antoinette Tolla,
me Haekeasaek mnrderess, further
reprieyc Of 60 days in order To allow her
counsel 20 present farther evidence iag
a new triaL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
"a refund the money on 5o-cent bottle
Of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar If
it fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
also guaranteer 25-eent bottle TO prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tab.
lets. Druggists refund money IL Il fails
to cure. +. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. 2sc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08

Baskets from The floor, Rust 9, An.
dream 8, Knapp 3, Sheriifs So, Leso 4,
Sinpllins i. Crapg /. ffask ! baskets
srom the foul limo. Crane 4, AndFee1i
i Rust / seerr. &c so isi referee, Ilol'
,omh umpire, 6authicr; periods, three
15mMntes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
Clothing, Boots and Shoes
~~-----
AT LOWEST PRICES.

We have moved into our
own store at Is and 30 Pros
pect Street, and because we
don't have to pay rent we can
sell you goods at very low
prices. We can sell you goods
cheaper than any other store.
0xu.lh that were 5oN. nsS.......,..,. go
isrzsf Oyeisairts vss sos. n0w...,..... sSe
fistss lass uticskzis. wee soc. nsv.... s7s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
INVINC fBLEs,

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