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Views Chanoed.

I'll sounds very strange to hen yen
talking that way said Chumlrv.
when we were at college yon didn't
believe in a place OF eternal punish
mcnt al ALL
II know replied Bitter. ''bnl |
didn't have any enemies then. Pill.
adclphia Press
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avenue. 5.13.tf
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Favors Closing on Sundays.

Governor Swanson has addressed
Il letter To Rev George II. spooner,
Of Richmond. stating that he favors
having The grounds of the jamestown
Exposition Company closed on Sun
days.
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At the Riol,t Time

we deliver at your home the Ice
Cream ordered Of MS. Iirkman, 2G17
Wnshinetcn Avenue. Both phones 521.
Kohlhaas OLD stand my 1867
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Wish You Were a Giraffe

aud could trrte them lonprr-thn Soda
Water ~ Kirkman's 2Gl7 Washington
Ave. Kohlhaas' old stand. my 1867
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Music Every Eveninn

at kirkmans Ice Cream parlor. oGlI
Washington Avenue.
Kohlhaas' old stand. nv 1851
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
THE MEETING
or THE AMAZONS


IOriginaIl
General" ST ii the aid -de-cnn7, rid,
Ing up to his commander. Il have given
your order to the general Of the wo-
mans brigade to storm tie forts on the
hill, but she delays TO advance
whats the trouble7I
THE feld officers Of the different
regiments are engaged In conversation
at the generals headquarters. and Il
seems Impossible for them to bring
their words to close,
do they dare discuss the feasibility
Of an ASSAULT" asked the general an
grliy
no. sir.
Then what are they talking abontf7
"They run from one topic to another.
ike robins hopping over newly plow-
ed field"
Are there other troops IN that VI
einItyT'
yes. the Fourth brigade Of the Sixth
division. the best p1cn in the army.
They were to attack the enemy's left
wing, but the amaxons have blocked
the war.
The general scowled and rubbed bis
chin. The problem was a serious one,
but be was full OF resources.
Captain he said Presently, @go at
once and inform the general Of the
Womans Brigade that the forts on the
hill command the village OF L. II the
forts are taken the village viii fan into
our possession. There are large shops
In l.. which win be held exclusively
for the amnzons TO plumber"
Putting spurs to his horse the aid
galloped away Tn half an hour be re-
turned. and. saiuting respectfully. said.
"The forts are taken. sir
Good OF course after the amaEons
lex clear way the best men ID The
army attacked the eneny's left as l
directedT
80. general"
'".yhst! Did Tits commander disobcy
the orderf'
"No, general The men we're unable
to move. they had been standing 50
long while the amazons talked that
their legs would not support them
'poor fellows" muttered the gener-
al. Direct the comnsissary 10 push
forward dozen barrels OF whisky "a
revive them
The aid rode away, and another gal
lopcd Up ard addressed the general ex
citedly:
"The amazons have taken the forts
Eyes. I know that"
1T vas a marvellous feat They
were ia danger Of being cut 10 pieces
OF having their fank turned and Of
falling into an ambush Of hundred
MASKED guns"
"And did they quallf"
Not at all; they seemed uncoYcion,
or the danger. They took the works ia
zen minutes"
"And did they hold thcmT"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
10 CHECK TUBERCULOSIS.
One Reform Instituted by Roosevelt
which Meets Universal Approval.

Among his miiititudinons activities,
President Roosevelt has found opportim.
ity to institute one reform as TO which
there will be- few dissenting yoicess name
III, the control of tuberculosis III GOV
eminent buildings. III December he ~.
sued an executive order appointing q
committee 70 prepare a plan for the
prevention of tuberculosis In the gov
eminent Offices and workshops The
eommittee has reported, and in accord
ancc with the report the President has
issued an order which makes it the iuty
81 the head of each department III Wash.
ington to print and tranemit to all the
federal buildings under his control the
rules prepared by the committee ~ pre-.
vent the spread Of tuberculosis in the
buildings, to ascertain the names Of all
employees affected with tuberculosis,
provide them with copies IT the rules
and compel their Observance on penalty
81 removal. Provision Is made for as
certaining the truth IN eases as 70 which
there is doubt of the existence Of the
disease The order continues.
+rhe surgeon general Of the army, the
surgeon general Of the navy and the
surgeon general Of the public health and
marine hospital service are hereby di-
rected " cause a thorough sanitary in
spectioD OF the public buildings and
workshops under their respective depart
mcnts; and they IRE authorized to detail
from their respective medIcai sei i1es
sanitary board, OK boards, for this pur-
pose. The inspection Of the piblic
buildings and workshops other than
those under the war and navy depart
nients shall be conducted under the sur
aeon general Of the public health and
marine hospital service. The sanitary
board, Or boards, thus appointed shall re-
port upon
'First- Sanitary conditions immedi-
ateIy TemediabIe.
"second Insapitary conditions requir-
ing stEu uaI changes
Tie sanitary boards thus appointed
viii, when beginning work in any build
ing, report 70 its executive head, who
is required 10 give any needed assistance
in the work. The report on each build.
ing will b. made 10 the surgeon general
az the service 10 which il belongs that
Is, 70 The surgeon general Of the army,
The surgeon general Of The public health
and marine hospital service, as the Case
may bean these reports win 20 TO tie
committee appointed under the order 81
December, zoos, who shall report, with
recommendation, % the President Oh
course there ere eonsumptiycs in the vast
army of government employees In Wash.
ington, and equally, 81 course, they
should. IN justice 70 their associates, b
compelled r. exercise those precautions
which experience has shown are ncces-
sary 10 protect their associates from ths
risk Of infection. II, a. seems to BE- the
csse. tie hcade Of ne departments have
done nothing To accomplish this, th'
President has done real service where
il vas eeTtsinly needed Hartford
Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
REFUSE 70 voTE.
Many Russia Workmen Join ~ Bcyccti
81 Elections

Moscow, March 1.-THE constitution
Al Democrats arr developing strength AZ
the electjors. TIE railroad men selected
delegate, but refused 10 give his name
to the authorities until he Was gnarHn-
teed Immunity from arrest
The workmen III ~ oSit u 81 factories
at Shsrkof have declined to participate
in the elections
The majority Of the wofknen at aa-
mara are baycotting the elections
Two policemen of Kszan have been
sentenced 70 years imprisonment al
hard labor for nlaltFeating a woman.
Members Of the new Catholic sect,
known ~ the Hariayists, yesterday BEAT
two Orthodox priests as Leshno, Rus.
sian Poland, who we're sent by the bishop
10 close th.er church The Orthodox
Catholics sided with tile priests, ana d
general fght snsued, during which 20
persons were wounded,
The jews nj Vladivostok have beer
ordered 10 leave the city in three days.
A son 81 Cen Ismaelof Vas condemn.
ed at Odessa yesterday to three years
imprisonment for publicly spreading
proclamations among soldiers eXhorting
them 10 betray heir country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
Jews in Turkey.

Eonr million one hundred and eighty
thousand jews are at present living IN
Turkey ard the countries formerly part
Of the Turkish empire. IN the Balkan
states there are 2a .7TO Jews in Asia
Minor, 81 ,27O; IN Armenia ard Mesopo.
tsmia. $3.50; in Arabia, $4,000; in
Tripods, IL 800; in Egypt, y 800, and
IN Palestine and syria. s9,Bi2.
Servia has $500 Jewish inhabitants
Greece, 1000; Bulgaria, 1896 and Eu-
ropean Turkey, is4,G37. On the islands
Of Cypros and Rhodes there are 5.5Gs
jews The latest census Of ten cities ~
Palestine, taken Of their Jewish inhabi-
taHts, 81 as follows IN Jerusalem there
are 26.83s inhabitants, equivalent 10 eos
per cent Of the total population. Safed
has 7.l4A Jews, o. $685. per cent Of
the total population. Liberals has the
third largest Jewish population, s,205
splls, or 65.s6 per cent. dana has
1910; Chaia, 2,37s, and Hebron 1870
Jews. The number Of Jewish inhabi-
tants IN the smaller towns Is as fol.
lows. Alexis, 100; Rarale, 81, GsEa
75. and Nablus 5I, and 40 Samaritans
III the ten cities enumerated there IA q
total 81 5000 jews amongst p popnla.
iion Of h $50 Christians and 1885 Mn.
hammedans. OF these, 10 whom 5000
Jewish coloBists ought 10 be added
there are 2s,4gs Afhkehazm. 1881
sephardin. 2.$20 Moroceans. 1928 Ye.
menitcs 1000 Persinns and Gao Cru
sisns 7Iewish Gazette.
iii the University Of Kicv there are
1908 students, Of whom 49, are jews
and "a are KBrhites.~Iewis Gazette
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
WORD FROM DEAD FATHER
AWAITS SON IN ENGLAEr
Pathetic Feature Of Loss of the British
King--How Father and Son
Correspond.

New York, March ia pathetic fee.
tire Of the laundering of the British
King Off Cape Sable, ~ which Capt.
james O'Hagan was lost, has been
brought 10 iight BY letter now III
Liverpool, Eng, awaiting the arrival Of
the White Star liner Baltic which left
here Wednesday foT that port. The LET.
Ter IA addressed 70 William i. O'Hagan,
assistant purger d the Baltic, and Is
tlse last letter the con xiii receive from
his father
Ii has been the custom for years Of
Capt O'Hagan and his son, the assist
art purser, 70 leave a letter in each port,
wishing each other "gpdspeed" and 4
snfe voyage. and wilen the Inflated Brit
ish King set out On ~ last voyage from
Liverpool, tie father did not neglect this
custom. When the Baltic sailed Wed
nesIay, the loss Of the British King WIS
not known, 81 following IBIS usual Gus.
tom, the son left letter here tn await
the arrival OF his father.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
The Times Daily Short Story.


That's what am sent By ny gen
eral to report. Having driven the en-
emy, the amnzons rushed wildly down
to the shops. leaving the works they
had taken without even corpornl's
guard. The enemy have returned and
have turned the guns on the village,
concentrating their FIRE on the shops"
II hope said the general angrily,
s'the amazons' escape has been cut
on"
They do not with to escape. Their
general ordered them out of the shops,
but the order was drowned by The
babel OF tongues. The turmoil is great
er than the army has experienced since
the Tenth regiment Of men broke into
a wholesale liquor house and drank up
a hundred barrels Of rum
go back and tell your general 70
turn his artillery on the shops. Per
haps that In connection With the enc
my's guns. will restore the women to
their senses"
"He has done 1t, and II has failed
eH'm," said the general after some
thought. II viii order a general ad-
vance OF the army we viii leave tie
shops in rear. and when the goods have
been all appropriated perhaps the afna-
rons will return TO duty"
with wild huEsss. the men dashed
forward, captured the encirciinE hills,
and Ia half an hour the enemy we're
flying down the opposite decliyIties.
Sending the Seventh corps d'armee in
pursuit, the general surrounded the
shopswith Ire Elghthdlvision. The ann
zons, seeing that they we're about 70 be
deprived Of their prey before II Was
all appropriated, rallied on the center
for resistance. All their ammunition
hsd been expended ID their capture Or
The forts, but they Cred buttons. hair
pins, buckles, garter clasps indeed. all
the small articles they found on the
counters after these were exhausted
they broke up larger articles and fired
the fragments Their ordnance officer
was proceeding to brcak the looking
glasses for the same purpose when be
was sliot dead by the beautiful colo
/ rel Of the Forty-second regiment
J All tits juncture The gcneral-ln.ehief
rode up and, seeing his men nesdiessiy
declmated. gave orders TO withdraw
and leave the amaxons 70 fpikh their
plundering. AT sunset their gensrsl or
dered them 10 form in the main stree
and they did 90. each soldier loaded
down with bundles. In order 70 re
move this pIunder they had left thsis
rifles 10 the shops. The general-in-
chief. thinking to capture them, readily
ordered the men to surround them, but
the women hnd armed themselves with
haplng. with which they charged en-.
numbered az they we're, and routed
fleiF would be captors
Fooled, the general resorted TO last
expedient. He ordered forward the
six foot brigade" composed OF TIC
handsomest men In the army, without
arms. IN ten minutes these soldier.
were carrying the bundles Of the ANA
IONS. the latter marching beside then
III perfect order.
The mutiny was queled.
BRUCE PARKER.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
4 NEW CREATION DAILY.

News Note Women eEp dreing their
hair that fashionable shade q red.'l
The chameleon e q cute little Hard,
Who changes his colorg With ease;
But women, with aid Of fine fashion
wizard
Can get aHy csior they please.
II truth must be told. than clay she's
more plastic.
With straight fronts and changes Of
belt.
First, she's tail, then she's short in a
manner elastic
The next day athletic OF srelte;
And n walk,
And ia talk
No obstacles balk.
eWhat1l Il BE- today, na'am,
Red or blonde or black
IL dyes We have a way, ma'am,
TO suit your hair OF sacqne /"
And leaving auayed in her new Titiar
tresses
aiilady now scans fashion sheet,
For the resi- "swagrera Walk that tit
fashion possesses
And practices u on the street
Perhaps that same rib that Old Adam
gave sleeping.
IN tie garden ~ Eden, for Eve,
Was only floating rib now daily
keeping
IT. habits Of chage we believe
Every day
There's . new way
For beauty, they say.
First The kangaroo walk,
Then the gol6ng strides
N0w the autos new gawk,
Tomorrow what bstides
pittsburg Gazette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
Challenged the Court.

Charles II. Hudson vas lawyer Of
remarkable keenness and ability. and
was known also a. student Of Shake
speaYs, but he was not a strict and 81.
fensise tettotaller AZ All hours Of the
day.
One day he appeared before Judge
iadd ~ the Police Court of Cambridge,
IL case involving no difficult questions
81 law but a. Mr. Hudson had little con.
hdence IN the judges legal requirements.
ha criticised lis rulings very sharply,
and in a manner easily understood BY
all present.
The Judge, with a judicial look 81
stefnness, raised himself from bis clair
ard said "Mf Hudson, II sou do not
speak more respectfully Of tie decisions
81 this Court, shall ~ oace commit
yon for contempt IL court"
Hudson arose, with great sssamp-
lion of dignity, and, raising bis voice
and head, said Your Honor Says you
will eomHh imr 10 jaH for contempt 81
your Court. i'll bst 81, nnd put the
money up. tiat yeur Honor cannot make
OUT The paptfs correctly 10 three weeks
boston Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
4 RussIAN woMANls 81.
Gen. ITmailoyichs Daughter Horribly
Abused by the Police.


ST. Petersburg, March IT. The dahgh-
ter ~ Gen. Iamaslovich, who was con-
demned to death on March ?, her ssn-
tence later being eomnuted 10 impgison-
meut for life, has created sensation
similar to that caused BY Nile spirido-
noyo, The seienten-ye ar-old girl who
shot NJ. Lunenoasky. chief Of the secret
police Of TanibofF, who struggled iet
ter out Of her prison describing the hof-
fible manner IN which she had been
treated.
Mile. Izmailosieh has also succeeded
ia sending out a letter from her prison.
1t was published yesterday and de-
scTibes the brutal treatment 70 which
she was subjected after the attempt TO
kill the governor of Minsk. az result
81 which her acrompiice, Ivan Knlikof,
was executed az Minsk Oh March "a.
Mics lzmailoyieh says the police kicked
her into insensibility, ard, subsequently,
Ak the police station tore of her clothes,
subjected her 70 indiRnities. brat and
cursed her, spst IN her face, and struck
her with such force on the side u her
head that an cardrum was broken.
4 local paper yesterday printed sta
iistles showing that 397 executions oc-
cured Ia Russia during the month Of
January.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17


sgytng and ssralninR They make
Deaf psppis cheerful Gsa cafr aals heeaues en1h
people tAlk vi ~ tiisF fren6a NsssOa 4 friends
kaying 10 shout aagk 1t them. Ih8J e4l Aasr with.
eus aEgaiEtng ~ Il ne stxntainR Inst pzte eueA
queer. gaxaons look On tin taee of deaf person,
Wilson'S Ear DYass mike VI sils snrns STRIFE
haF& on TIE tor Of sbs IN drum, inste3d
o. nptes9se II nsSkiy Ell nyer She surface. II thus
D. ~ hs sseseg of TIE human EAR dEuan ysnrase tsn
tspss faneh n the sEsBs Ecuna struck ts whcls
~ head ft ss this Ysbgat1ca 81 tie drum Inst
eargtea toEae 70 ise hearing Esrres. Wien W gke
ans afeu ssbrate ten asees - mEsh ve make eha
soane tan times ~ ioua ard tcH snL "a ~ eAsg W
nGk@sszane.
Deafness, frSgn any esuss. eav-ache. huzxfne
ar-dYuna. and ssbsr ear tronbics. are relieved and
cured W tlas a9e % sssess comfortable isss ear
rsstarS and sound .nsaani8ere
sensible hook, abort DEAFNESS, ketls hsav Ghew
are sds ard has printed In isstsrs from hundreds
Of psopls vito are nsing aheg.
Ciergymen. Lawyers, PhyEtaszue, Telegraoh
0Derstors. Trninrnen, workers III Boiler Ghope and
BoaBdries-t0ur hundred people III Ail RACKS Who
wsrs Dssf tel uastr exseficxn@ Tn ibis Tree took.
They ssll how their hearing was hroxaht hack "a
them almost Instantly By the proper Of Wilson's
E&T Drums,
69r1s 81 these very people Inay I've rear yuu,
ard ~ well known y yOu- What tbey have W ssy 10
nsghtY strong proof.
This buak bad been tie means Of relieving thou-
saufa 81 Deaf pscpfe II win be mailed fires % you u
YIN merely wrltR rcsE card for Il tpdsy. Den. put
90 gstaaE b&cs roar hearing. Write now. willis yvu
@aiEb n IL 6st fse fire. bs,Ng az pFr0f
Wrfts FIR u TO-DAY 10 Ths wiisen Exs prnsn o.,
- TODD BHslding. Louisville. AZ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
.ANTI-JEW
LEADER HIT
Russian Official Dismissed,
Arrested
TO BE PROSECUTED
FOR InAammatory circulars-Eew Laws
TO Protect Donna and Members .
Cruelty To Cir Assassin Con-
frrned; Bonds at Moscow.

st. Petersburg March i7.--The author
Of the anti-JcWish circulars Was AZ.
LevroiI, al employee Of the ministry
of the interior, holding a rank in the
official hierarchy equivalent 70 councillor
IL state. Ere III the leader of the '1eaglc
of Tie Russian people and has been
dismissed from service and arrested, and
will be prosecuted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
Lord curson to Be Guest

J.ondoa. March 17.--Lord CuFzon Of
Kedleston win be the guest Of honor OF
tie Pilgrims IL q banquet at The Savoy
hotel an Ffiday, April e. Lord Roberts
win preside at the dinner, which Is in
honor Of Lord CurzoD, on the conclusion
Of his services a. YiccToy Of India. A
number of members 81 tho American
branch 81 the Pilgrims have announced
their intention Of attending.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
20 Hurt in Church Fight.

Leshna, Russian Poland. March lf.--
Members Of the new Catholic sect known
as the Mariavists yesterday beat two
Orthodox priests who were sent b. the
bishop TO clOse their church. The Or
thodox Catholic sided with the priests
and a general fight ensued, during which
twenty persons were wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17


Aieseiras, spain, March 1.-THE dele
gates 70 the Moroccan conference are
more hopeful 81 The French and Ger
mans show ieas rigiditY after commun-
icatinQ with their government.
Sir Arthur Nieols0n, head Of the
British mission, Is exercising perhaps de-
eisiye influence toward The agreement.
While continuing 70 support the French
delegates, he maintains Chat they should
DO their share toward securing an adj
iustment and therefore advises them 10
accept O modified form 81 The Austrian
police project. such modification pro-
viding that the inspector general shall
merely inspect Int act command the
Franco Spanish poliee Ii Is pointed out
IN British quarters that Germany having
conceded the important principle Of q
Franco Spanish police, Trance should
concede the detail 81 an inspector gen
ealship without command
Moreover, Il i claimed that q police
force thus organized would assure French
predominsnce IN Morocco The French
hesitate 10 agree 10 this. believing that
foreign Inspector general stationed al
Casabianca ii q ruse 70 secure a base
Tor future German influence and III.
trigue.
II is understood, however, that Great
Britain offers to cooperate with France
against the realization of such design
and therefore il Is believed that the
French and Germans win agree to a
modification of the Inspector general
authority and that this will lie the basis
Of the agrcensnt
The delegates hope that the next ses-
zion vili be deesEive, and are defsrring
the meeting gHtii both sides are pre-
pared TO ACCEPT the modified project.
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He'll never make q fortune as 4
novelist, said the Fret author
He seems 70 think pretty ptil IF
himself" replied the other
That's iust the r6able. When he
writes Hsvel bets Id proud 81 II Ut
wsstss time reading II oyer instead 81
starting auother Immediately. Fhila-
deIphia Piess.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
Mrs. Roosevelt il Boston.

Boston, March 17--Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, wife 81 Tire President. ar.
rived her yesterday on the federal e2-
press from Washington IN speeisi car
Later The csr was transferred 70 thf
Boston L Maine railroad 70 proceed to
Croton, Mass, whore Mrs. Roosevelt was
20 visit her soa NJ the Groton aead.
emY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-17
CONDEMNED 70 prison.

Odessa, March 17.--A son Of Gen. Is
mseloR was condemned her yesterday to
three years imprisonment for pablicly
spreading proclamations among soldiers
ezhoTting them t. betray their eoun-
try