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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22

WASHINGTON 20 lutego
w sobote " polud udnie Y Bia
lynn Donau Cd byl sic Stub
.c6rki prezyd denta panny.
Alicyi Roosev poslen
do kongresd, panen= Mel olas'
IongWorth B.yla e 1roczy-
stoSc Wspaniala odbyIa sic.
:Wobec 1900 gosci, q clhociiaz.
5sama ceremoniia ME trWaIa:
0Wiecej niiz 70 nninDt, p6zniieii.
przyimoWanie ooWinszoWa1
7bylo afera Wislce wspaniala:
Para mloda otrzy zyn1ala tysiaceI
podarunk6W elce kosztoW-.
|nych po vie kszei cze5ci, d
miedzy mimi Cd wszystkich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22

sic Y pra We oko wy strzalem
q tegoz reWol olweru. ohcema-
;tli Dillon lochu i De-
tektyW Chry | areszto oval
rannego odWiezi 60 do PEN
sylWania szpitalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22

PETERSBURG, 20 Lutte
go. Szesciu socyalnych reWo-
lucy onist6w aresztoWano o.
negdaj " chwili kiedy wy
bierali sic do MoskWy. Una,
leziono u Mich mn6stWo bomb
i materya}6W Wybuchowych.
Przypu szczaja, 70 mieli oni
zamiar zamordowania gen.
DubassoWa. Siodmy ich to.
Wa<rzysz, uciek}, rzueiwszy
bombe ma policYant6 6w, kt6.
rzy so chcieli aresztoWat
Opr6cz tego aresztoWano os
miu terroryst6w innej grupy
U tych znaleziono wieRie
ilosci kwasu pruskiego i tru-
.cizn starczacyeh do otrucia
polowy Petersburga, jal;otez
tysiace broszur. w Saratowie
aresztowano cz1onk6w jake
COS ewolucyjncgo komitetu
a miedzy mimi kilku studen-
-, ~, .
tow. Jeden 2 Mich mial sztylet
zatruty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22

WIEDEN, 90 lutego. Parla-
ment wegierski zostanie roz-
wiazany 49, lutego. Wszelkie
pertraktacye Z koalicya sa
zerwane, q p Eejervary o..
trzymaf cd korony wszelkie
pefnomoenict ctWa :celem st1u-
mienia jakiegokolwi oporu
parlamentarnego stawia8ego
kr6lewskiemu rozporzadze-
niu. Przyw6dca zlaczonej o..
pozycyi Francis < Kossuth
oswiadezYl, ze Wegry popa-
daja " stan rzeczy q pred
roku 1848.
Wobee tego eyksiaze Jan
zrobiI krok Wielce znamien-
ny. Jest on komendan tenn
pierWszego pulku konnicy ]
poprosil Q ,lrlop o6miot otygo-
niowy, azeby ME znalese sic
" polozenit1 Wziecia udzlaf.ul
v mozliWem roiinem wy
stapieniu przeciw Wegrom.
PETERSBURG, 2e lutego,
Kiedy Wczoraj prze}a doWy-.
peW,iien pociag kIolejo'
w mad deszly WladyWosto
4 ku ma d Worzec " ilkolaja je.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22

SOUTH BEND, Ind. VVoj-=
ciecha Weniek lego 85cio let
-niego starca znalazia policya
.na poly zmarzniete tego y So
.bote " nocy ma Jefferson ul.'
.Zabrano go ma stacye poll
.cyjna nastepnie odes}anodo.
dOmu. 81.
Jan Spychalski przyszedl-
sly W zfym humorze Cd pra-
cY do domu, rozpoczal k16t-s
ME ze swoja iona q ME po-.
przestajac ia sloWach, porWal
kawa1ek zelaza, j rzucn nien,
obierajiac za Gel glove sWojej
polowic Ma krlzYk q zaatako-
wanej zbiegli sic sasiedzi ] 4.
kazali iareszto toWa zbyt Woio-
Wniczego onka S. 90 ka
.ry i okolo $40. kosztoW ia
kie mu sedzia podyktowal
OTTO rezultat calego zajscia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-22

RZYM, 20 lutego. Ojciec
sw. Plus x postano OWL zWo1ae.
konsystorz d. rs lutego celem
zamianowania 19 francuskich
biskup6w na opr6znione sto-
lice, kt6rych Jest 22 Nowych
kardyna16w ME zamianujje
sic jeszcze.
Papiez udzielil audYencyi
prywatnej hiszpa6skiemu am
basadoro przy Watykanie
|markizowi Tovar, kt6ry do
reczyl Ojcu Sw. wlasnorecz-
ny list kr6la hiszpa6s kiego
Alfonso XIII. Alfons " tym
li6cie uwiada damia Papieza Q
tenn, 20 zamierzat sic ozeni6
2 ksie1niczka Ena Battenberg
j o tenn, ze ksiezniczka pre-
chodzi ma lono Kosciola
katolic ckiiego.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
STRIKE RIOT
IN NEW YORK
A Chauffeur Shot In The
Neck
DETECTIVES FIRE ON MOB
The Ringleaders in the Disturbance Lost
in Crowd at an Open
Air Political Meet
ing.
DETECTIVES FIRE ON MOB

New York, Nov. 5.--Augustus Lambe,
d striking chauffeur - years old, was
shot through the neck and perhaps
fatally wounded 1t New York Saturday
night. when All Eighthayenuc street car.
III which four strike breakers and an
equal number of private detectives We're
riding, was n0bbed. Police reserves dis
persed the mob after the rioting had con-
tinuca for half-hour The strikebrea
ers and detectives were arrested, The
rioters escaped.
The trouble started when the strike
breakers and officers boarded the car near
athc garage Of the New Work transpoita-
ton company, whose electric cab chauf
fegtrs are on strike Strikers and sympa-
thizels followed the car, pelting il vita
missiles Men and women passengers
leaped from the ear il alarm. and the
motornan started full speed ahead In an
attempt to leave the mob behind. The
rioters. however. spTang upon cars
that followed the hesieged trolley, and
when the latter was stalled by an open
air meeting at Thirtieth street it was
olertaken and the attack renewed.
The mob had been constantly argumen-
ted and lost no time in smashing the car
windows and attempting 70 reach its oc
cnpants. Then the deteetiyeys becan
firing aui during the fusillade Lamb
went down The police ID this vicinity
we're powelless to stop tho rioting until
reinforced. when lively charge with
clubs drove the crowd back. Az the po-
lies got the upper hand the ringlcaders
disappeared IN the political audience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
ENGLISH ETcHlNGs.

The yearly number who use the
baths at Bath IL over 10000
The British museum in London has
had as many MS g5i55i visitors in one
year
The last time that q British jury was
fined for rendering verdict contrary
TO the will Of the court was In 1910.
In The time Of Queen Elizabeth q
parliamentary rule enacted that q
speech Oh one side should always be
followed BY d speech on the other.
The iargesi private picture gallery u
the world ID that Of the Duke Of Port
land II IL 2sd feet long and covers
fully quarter o. an acre OF ground.
British brewers used last year, be
sides malt aud corn, nearly 100000
bushels of rice aud maize and large
quantities of glucose. also 3TtDd
pounds of hop substitutes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
BALLOON RECORDS BEATEN
The centaur Travels 1875 Miles in Less
Than Three Hours.

New Haven. Conn., Nov. g. The bal.
loon Centaar. which made an ascension
from ristsaeid Mass, at 4s30 Saturday
Afternoon. landed In clump Of trees
at Short Reach, ii The town 81 Bran.
ford. al O'Clock that evening The
tim was remarkable III The fact that
tho speed attained has not been equallcd
ii this country. tor the airline distance
OF i96 miles was covered IN two and
a half hours. and again OF note IN the
fact that the aefnnauts upon sighting
Long Island sound dropped the balloon
a distance Of 1900 feet in one and q
half minutes. The balloon landed on
the Nefv edge Of the water, for Short
Beach faces the open sound.
Tho aerenauts reported thrilling,
but nevertheless enjoyable, trip. The
highest velocity attained Was IS miles
pef hour When in the vicinity Of Hart.
ford drop vas made and messages
were sent back through persons living
IN Pennington The balloon then rose
and Kept on until The waters 81 Long
Island sound could be seen plistening in
the moonlight.
They then decided TO descend. but
nearing The ground the gale increased,
and 1t WAS only BY hastily pulling the
rip cord that Immediately emptied the
contents 81 the biz bag that Mr. stew.
cns and his companions saved them
selves from \ cold plunge
In sliehtinr Captain Hedge was slight
N bruised Is falling against ne tree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
BABY FELL INTO WELL
DIDN'T EVEN GET W.T.
Boards over Its Mouth Fell With Him
and Kept Little One from
Drowning.

Trenton, n. D, Nov D. The two.
sear.old son Of ar and Mrs. James
Hutton Of East Clinton avenue, satur-
day morning fell into well containing
SIX feet 81 water
He and his brother were playing ii
tho yard. The elder hoy came running
into tile house crying
Mamma. brother has gone down a
hplef
Mrs Hutton ran screaming from the
house III find that the baby was ut the
ttottbnl uf the we'll, fifteen feet below
tiie platform Her cries attracted the
attention IL ti Kobolah, who ran I'd
illp place ana made his Way down the
we'll 10 the child by biacing himself
against It'll sides
I'he child MAS hauled out with II horse
rein HE was unifinfcd saye fur 4 few
slight bruises an hia arms aud face,
The platform of the well went intc
The pit with child. forming 4 raft which
kept him alnat until add reached him,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
OLD DOMINION LINER
RAMS BATTLESHIP
Steamer Monroe Smashes Into the Port
Quarter Of the Virginia in
Hampton Roads.

Norfolk. Va, Nov. 5.-The battleship
Virginia was Tammed Saturday in
Hampton Roads hy the Old Dominion
liner. Monroe. Both vessels came al
terward to this port The Monroe. in
ward bound from New York. landed
her passengers at her pier while the
battieship, following shortly under her
own steam, proceeded to the Norfolk
navy yard
The Virginia sailed from Old Point
about nine o'clock bound for Norfolk.
Shortly afterward the Monroe came in,
following the battleship through Hamp.
ton Roads OF sewelfs Point the Vir-
ginia slowed down apparently, and tho
Monroe immediately rang down.
The Nifgins's steering gear seemed
10 become deranged and she sheered
out Of her course The Monroe could
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

THE manor of Addington's rental IL q
pair Of gilt spurs. u pair Of tcngs. a
snowfall on midsummer day and q
rosie nt Christmas.
The rental Of the manor Of Copper
land Is the holding Of the kings head.
If needful. MS often as he crosses the
sen between Dover and Withstand.
The reatal of the manor OF Aylesbury
Is three cells IN winter and three green
geese In summer. besides litter OF
STRAW Tor the kings bedchamber thrice
a year II he come that way 40 often.
The splendid manor Of Farnham
Royal is held By The service Of put,
ting The glove on the kings right hand
and b. supporting The arm that holds
the scepter ca coronation day There
is no other payment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
FACTS FROM FRANCE.

The French budget OF 1900 left d
deficit OF si6,2oo,0o0 70 10 met by new
taxes
parlslan hfe seems 10 agree with
rerisians The latest figures show IN
Fhe city l05oe octogenCrlans and e2C
nonagonarlnns. Of whom elghty.nlns
are nearly 100 Six ARE over 100 years
Of age,
Vessels at present lying IN French
naval ports that have no longer SUN
Client fighting ys.ue TO justify the ex.
penae Of their upkeep are to be struck
from the list Of lighting units or class
ed In q special reserve,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
INSURANCE MEN SUMMONED.
oficiais Il Mutual and New York Lift
Must Appear in Nashville.

New YORK, Nov George L. Dex
ter, manager of agents fof the Mutual
iAfe Insurance company 81 NeW York,
ana v. M Perkins, vice president ana
manager az domestic Agencies 81 tie
New York isSfr Insurance company. beth
d New York city, have been summoned
w Nashville. Tenn 81 appear Before
STATE Insurance Commissioner Felix "a
Thursday The Summons i i0f the paf,
pose az continuing an investigation be.
gun BY Commissioner Folk last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
The Pain
'arrlily

You know them; they are
numerous, and make their
presence felt everywhere. The
names Of the family are Head
ache. Tootilache, Earacle,
Backacle, Stomach ache, Neu-
ralaia, etc. They are scntinels
thai warn you Of any derange-
ment Of your system. When
the brain nerves become ex-
hausted Of irritated, Headache
makes you miserable; If the
stomach nerves are weak, in
digestion results, and you
double Up with pain, and if the
more prominent nerves are att
fected, Neuralgia simply makes
life uncomfortable. The way to
stop pain is to soothe and
strengthen the nerves. DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills do this.
The whole Pain family yield to
their influence. Harmless If
taken as directed.
II And Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills an
excellent remedy for overcoming head
ache, neuralgia and distressing pains
IN ail sorts have used them for the
mast seven years in this capacity with
the best OF results.
MRS. JOE MERRILL, Peru, Ind.
Or. MiIes' Arfti-pair Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
fhe first package viii benefit. II II
fails, Nc Will return your money.
rs doses, IS cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have You neglected your Kidneys
Have you ogerwofked your nervous sys
tenn and caused trouble with your Kid
neys and bladderl Have you pains II
loius. side, back, groins and bladder
Have you fabby appearance Of Tho
face, especially under tho eyess loo
frequent desire to pass urincg Ii
so, Williams Kidney Pills will cure you
sample free by mail Soc Williams
Mfg. Co, proprictors. Cleveland, Ohio
Sold by G. II. Kcndfick q Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

Remember
How you squirmed to es~
cape a dose of cod liver oil.
That was years ago.
Now children and elderly
folks take VINOL.
Vinol is a real cod liver
preparation with the use
less oil taken out - tonic
iron added.
That's why Vinol restores
health and creates strength.
Vino1 tastes good, and is a
great improvement on old
fashioned cod liver oil and
emulsions.
RlCKERT & WELLS, Druggists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
Cars ara Herman Matched.

Cincinnati. a, NOV. ST Joe" Cans
lightweight champion II che world met
ekidn Hermsu of Chicago al Cincint
mats YESTERDAY ahd signed articles "
hight ca rounds al FL 4 finish, a. ths
club nav desire 40 NeW Years day
before Tie Tanopah Nes Athletic club
yhe purse i is he sso.eaa. the winner
g get 90 and the loser 20 per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
Hughes ~ 100 900; Hearst BY 100000,

New York. New 5.--The Herald's can
vass gives Hughes plurality Of 100000
over Hearst for Governor.
The Herald also claims that Hearst
win be beaten IN Greater New York and
all the FIVE boroughs VITA the exception
oi Brooklyn.
Chairman Thmsea Of the Independence
League SAYS Hearst will carry Greater
New York BY 10000 and the state BY
100000
republicans claim state for Hughes by
100000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
GRANITEvrLLE.

Summit lodge, No. s97, Y. r. O. p,
will hold social dance. November &.
at Miles hall, Graniteville. Dancing
from to ~ Admission so cents per
couple. Ladies IS cents. Music BY
Batchelder's orchestra. Everybody vel
come. All members viii please meet
at $3.50 o'clock sharp. Per order the
secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

Zig plaster Is excellent for an oh
etinate hoil une on more green figs
are cut oncn, and thcir contents are
mixed n basin. The plastic mass n
slightly warmed ana spread upon linen,
which il then applied to the boil and
left Ii position Tor several hours. II
helps to draw tAn holi % a head
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
STATE CHAMPIONS
University 81 Vermont Defeated Nor
wieh : to 0.

Burlington, Nov s-Ihe university
az Vermont and Norwich university 81
Saturday played here for the champion
ship ~ the state. Vermont won hys Il
single touchdown The line ap
VERMONT NORWICH
Reed (DcsRcyicrieel, / e.r. e. Howe
Frank Cassidy, / & ..s.
,s,s.s, ..r & HuntloY (Cspt,l
j r. White, l. &, a.s..r &, Davis
Wright, e, N.ss..ss... "a Campbell
Hughes 4 & k..ss*s.s. II &. Wilder
WEIGH. r e.. $780,. 4. Z, Bfinkerhoti
Fefrin (Capt.) r, es l. e. Clarkson
Pike. q. b.. sF.s.fs4t.s 4. b. Cafswell
II. j. White :. b. M. ! b, b. Barber
Watkins, l. n, h.ts. b, b., Reid
keislick, I b.~..s f b. Maynard
Score, Vermont 5, Norwich 0, referce.
Goodman, umpire Turner'S anesmcu.
Wilson and Light timers. Woodward
and clark, touchdown. kolsleh. time.
two Commute halves
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

The Oldest medical recipe is said by a
French medical journal 20 be that OF a
hair tonic for an Egyptian queen. II is
dated 400 r. G aud directs that dogs
paws and asses hoofs be boiled with
dates ia oil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

When Turkestan girls become engag-
ed ii is the custom for The iiance TO
pay her parents sum Of money II
SHE Tits him later the parents must
return toe money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
TEXTILE WORKERS QUIET.
Are Asking FAN River Manufacturer
for 10 Per Cent Raise.

for 10 Per Cent Raise.
Fail River, Mass, Nov Silt became
known Saturday that the textile coun.
IA, representing Che iiye textile unions
u this city, had forwarded 4 request
u The manufacturers association ask
ing FOR i 10 per cent advance IN wages.
The matter has bcen kept very quiet
b both sides The request was for.
wafded over 4 week ago By the secrc'
tary 81 The textile council. Thomas Tay.
lor Wages III the tcxtie industry ore
based upon price paid for weaving 4 cRt
II 2sinch9 81 BY "a print cloth, This
price ut the present time Is 1880 Thr
price asked fol i 2i.7s, which was paid
prior to 1908.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

Washington, Nov 5.--It Is stated at
the navy department that the accident
to the Virginia win not delay the de
partment in making use Of the YES
sci, as she had just been ordered to
the Norfolk navy yard to be laid up for
two months for the purpose Of making
the necessary changes in her ordnance
outfit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

not stop, nor could she change her
course IN time. so she struck the bat
tleship on the afterpart Of her arm6r
belt and raked her starboard quarter.
enc set Of the hsttleship's dayits were
turned inbosrd while two Of her sixinch
and one OF her three-ineh afterguns
we're raked and probably materially
damaged.
The Monroe sustained bad twist
Of her steel PROV.
There were many immigrants aboard
thc Monroe, and When the ship crashed
the women Set up loud cutlery, but
they we're soon calfned
Ii i stated that the battleship had
no Virginia pilot aboard at the time
81 the collision.
The Old Dominion officials here state
that the Monroe il not seriously dam.
aged.
The bIueiackets on the Virginia were
quick to act in the emergency They
Mere ready to launch boats and 40 to
the assistance Of the passengers on the
Monroe. If necessary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-28

After Neighbor had studied over it
nights the best of a month; after Maize
Sampson had tried to take the color
test and failed, as he persistently said
he would; after he had gone to tinker
ing in the roundhouse, and from tin
kering respectfully, and by degrees
down the hill to Wiping at $1.ao a day,
with time and a half for overtime,
Neighbor bethought himself all OF a
sudden one day of a paper Delaroo had
once given him and asked him to keep.
He had put it away in the storekeep-
ers safe with his own papers and the
drawings of his extension front end
patent-and safely forgotten all about
it. Itwas the day they had to go into
the county court about the will that
was not, when he recollected Delaroo' S
paper and pulled it out OF its envelope.
There was only a half. sheet of paper
inside. with this writing from Delaroo
to Neighbor:
ssR. 3. A4What is coming TO me on
insurance give to Marty Sampson, wife
of Maze. Give my trunk to P. Nc
Graw. Rispk., P. DELAROUx.
When the master mechanic read
that before the probate judge, MAZE
Sampson took attending; Martie MD
her face in her shawl, crying again.
Maybe a glimmer Of what it meant
came for the first time in her life over
her Maybe she remembered Delaroo
as he used to sit with them under the
kerosene lamp while Maze untiringiy
pOunQGQ the money 4ACSt4O1A 4AAAC A41Al&s
smoking as he listened, and Martie
1nended on never ending trousers;
looking from MAZE Sampson, heated
with monologue, to his wife, patiently
stitchfng-no comments. just looking
as Pierre DeIaroux could look
Strange, Neighbor thought It. and
vet. maybe not so strange. It was all
there In the paper-the torn, worn lit
tie book of Delaroo's life. She was the
only woman on earth that had ever
6~.,7e him kindness
Nobody at Medicine Bend quite un-
derstood it, but nobody at Medicine
Bend quite suspected that under all the
barrenness up at Maze SIMPSONS an
ambition could have survived; yet one
had Martie had an ambition Way
down under her faded eyes and her
faded dress there was an ambition, and
that for-tf4e least promising subjects IN
the Rocky mountains-the brickbats-
Under the intending mending and t. .
poverty and the toll Martie, who never
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-28

big fellow, pallid and scared. tottered
after them. and when they laid the
dead man down half fell at his side.
1t was MAZE Sampson.
It surprised everybody the way Maze
Sampson went to pieces after Delaroo
was killed. The Indian was carried
back to the Bend and up to Sampson s
and laid out in the God forsaken par
lor, but MAZE wasn't any good fixing
things up that time. He usually shone
on like occasions. He was the com
forter of the afflicted to an extraordi-
nary degree. He gave the usual mourn
er no chance to let up But now his
day was as. one that is darkened When
Neighbor went up next night to see
about some minor matters connected
with the funeral and the precedence of
the various dozen orders that were to
march he found Maize Sampson and
Martie alone in the darkness Of the
parlor with the silent DelaroO.
MAZE turned to the master mechanic
from where Delaroo lay. 'Neighbor,
you might as well know It now as any
time. Don't you say so. Martie2 Mar
tie, what do you say2" Martie burst
into tears, but through them Neighbor
caught the engineers broken confess
sion. FNeighbor, I'm color blind" The
master mechanic sat stunned.
True as Gods word. You might as
well know it now. There's the man
that stood between me and the loss of
my job It's been coming on me for
two years. He knew it. That's why he
stayed in my cab. He stayed because
I was color blind. He knowed- I'd git
ketched the minute a new fireman
come in, Neighbor He watched the
signals, Delaroo. I'm color blind. God
help me-
Male Sampson sat down by the cof-
fin Martie hushed her crying. The
three sat in the darkness.
ct wouldn't worry me so much If It
wasn't FIR the family. Neighbour. The
woman=and the boys. I amt much
a-savin'; you know that. If you can
gi me job I can get bread an butter
out Of. give It to me. I can't pull a
train. MY eyes went out with this man
here. I wish to God it was me, and
him standing over. A man that's color
blind and don't know a thing on Gods
earth but runnin' an engine is worse
N dead man"
Neighbor went home thinking.
They buried Delaroo. But even then
they were not through with him. Del
aroo had insurance in every order IN
one on earth. There was no end to his
benefit certificates and no known bene-
ficiaries. But when they overhauled
his trunk they found every last certif1-
cate fled away up TO the last paid as
sessment and the last quarters dues.
Then came a shock People found out
there was a beneficiary. While the
fraters were busy making their passes
DeIaroo had quietly been directing the
to make the benefits run to Neighbor,
and so every dollar of his insurance
ran. Nobody was more thunderstruck
at the discovery than the master me
chanic himself.
Yet Delaroo meant something by It