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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
EStr1cta cenSura.
Prensa portuguese.

Lisboa, JUNO 25.-Debido la estricta censura
que ejerce el goberno, no Sc conocen notcias de
esta cudad, nj de los graves acontecimentos que
Sc supone vieneh desarrollAndose aqui. Sc aparen-
ia que e pueblo pide al rey que sustituya al presi
dente del Consejo de Ministries Sc cree que todo
el pals secunda la acttud polltica de Lisboa que
los esfuerzos que hace Ell goberno por conjurar la
crisis tendran que ser extraordinarios pues esta es
Ia mas grave ocurrida en- Portugal. Ell goberno
esta dispuesto sostenerse Ell plena rebeldfa men-
tras el monarca Sc obstine en- gobernar sin para-
mento. Todos los peri6dicos de oposici6n han sido
suspendidos, causa de volentos ataques, el 60
berno, concitando al pueblo la rebellion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
.AOTAS De |ATERES
Ell farmaceuticO sef1or
Loubrie1 Peraza.-LOs
carros electricos.
DON LOSE De DIEGO
Campaaa enSrgica de un po.
licia. Contra las Smeretri.
ces> en- Pta. de Terra.
DON LOSE De DIEGO

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad,
con >jeto de pasar una temporada,
nuestto muy apreciado amigo y
paisauo don Manuel Loubriel Pc
raza, inteljgente farmaceutico qre
desde hacc muchos aiios reside en-
New York.
Deseamosle grata permanent
cia en- el lar nativo.
Ell policfa Girona, de Puerta
de Terra, ha alberto una campafia
energica contra la playa de muje.
res de NAL vivir, que ha invadido
en- rlmaro eXtraordinario el barrio
de aSaI 81 puedes.S Hoy di6 prin-
cipio a su obra, metiendo en- la car
eel a cuatro, poniendolas q disposi-
el6n del juez Bazan, acusadas de
escandalo.
Ell senior de Diego retornala
de los Estados Unidos hacia el Is
de Agosto. Los numerosos asun-
tos profesionales del conocido ju-
risconsu!to quedau convenientemen.
te preparados para esperar su re-
greso y, duraute su ausencia, las
ofcinas del senior de Diego perma
necen abiertas, con todo su personal
de subalternos, y TN abogado y e.
Notario sustituto, que aten1erAn los
uegccios del bufete.
Una per 'oa qne viaja a me
nudo Ell los caro-; eleetlicos, ne,
u egs la'ntmos IA atenci6n del JEFF,
der moviniento hacia Ia co>tumby,
que tiene el motorista no 43 de rc
hacer las paradls reslamentarias
dejando p'7ntados a los pasajero
que agu2ydau Ell elias.
Fl d3ui 80 d's;.uo, ycaio d.
'etv o en q 70 II? 9 pf 0 4,
.argo p)r a44 csc
aha1 dc sc19-as y 10 ms'no hiz'
en- Ia p ee9 a-a ~ i + sa
de la4 d la Ii 1I3,t
QUE detug cI e1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25

Rsvestlra para nosOtros excep-
clOnal hnportaucia Ia asamblea de
Speakers de los Estados Unidos que
tendra efecto en- Jamestown el dia
80 del mes de julio pr6ximo.
A dicho acto Sc re6ereu las
Cartas que insertamos aver del Pre-
sidente de la Exposition de James
town y del Speaker de la Canlra
de Delegados de Puerto Rico y su
circular ndmero 3 a dichos Repre-
sentautes dirigida en- la que irradia
cOmo3 50 sol, Ia gran1c alma DC I'm
patriGt
Rsefior de Diego, invitado
. para Asistir q la Asamblea, no olvi-
danddscomo jamas olvida, los de-
beres Due lie impOne la represen
taci6n de. que esta euvestido con el
aplauso del pals puertorriqueho, no
pensandO en- el enorme sacrifcic
que realizaFa al dejar huerfanOs de
81 direction los mdltiples asuntos
s su cargo que reclam1n de el una
labor asidua y recordando solo que
Is buen hijo, hijo excelente de la
terra en- que naci6, representard
xallardamente a su pequefia patris
en- Ell hermoso acto aque nos refe-
rimos.
Para elmo hay obstaculos cuau
do atlas conveniencias politicas J
profundos y mobiles sentimientos pa
tri6ticos le llaman con voz imp /.
Eativa.
81 fuera necesario ir a las re
Kiones mas apartadas a pedir Il
libertad de Puerto Rico, iria a pro
clamar los derechos de su tierrt
AGn con detrimento de su organis
mo ehdeble, aun con peligro de 81
vida preciosa,
rs 81 de la MADEIRA de los gran
des hombres de corazon entero
de espfritu superior.
Cuando en- la tribuna relampa
guea su verbo, su pupila Sc dilat
y surge 4 chorros su elocuenci
arrebatadora exornando sus idea
profundas que viste con ataviC
deslumbradores y esplendidos, pc
dTa decirse que es un tribune a
manera de CASTELAR,, el ruisehc
hispsno.
Psro Is mas que un tribune,
cusude en- la sals de iusdci
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
El rey dc Portugal
A bordo de su yacht

Lisboa, junic 25.-El rey don Carlos, Sc ha
trasladado bordo de yacht surto en- este puerto
Desde e ha expresado Su terminate negativa
las petciones que lie ha dirigido Ell pueblo Tam
bikn Sc ha negado q una petci6n del propio pre-
sidente del Consejo de Minister'S quien lie aconstj6
que en- vez de sostener la dctadura suspendiera las
garantfas constituencies. Don Carlos no Sc
aviene otros terminus que los de la fuerza para
mponer la Dictadura prescindir en- absolute del
parlamento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
FL SuCES0 De AVER
Una mujer herida po-
su amante, con una
navaja barbera.
MOvIL: LOS CELOS
Cinco navajazos ~Recien sa-
Ida del Hospital espe.
cial de mujeres.
MOvIL: LOS CEL0s

Aver, como a ESQ de las once
y media de Ia maiiana, Sc registro
un hecho criminal Ell el calleion de
Norzagaray, frente a los pabellones
de San Crist6bal.
Alberto Ferrary, amante de
Maria Eloisa Rodriguez, por ce1os,
seg1n dicen, de un poltcfa, tuvo un
encuentro con ella en- la calle v con
una navajo barbera que portaba la
in6rio ciuco heridas incisas en- el
rostro: una de ocho centimetros en-
la region maceterica izquierda; otra
de cinco centfmetros en- el p6mulo
izquierdo; otra de catorce centime.
tros desde la oreja izquierda al po-
mulo del mismo lado; otra de ocho
centlmetros en- el pomulo derecho,
y otra sobre ell arco superciliar de
recho, todas de pron6stico reserva-
do.
La Rodriguez, que es mujer de
costumbres livianas, estuvo por al
gun tempo en- Ell hospital especia
de mujeres, de donde sali6 aye,
precisamente.
Durante el tempo que estuv'
recluida en- aquel sanatorio, inf6r
masenos que Ferrary la sosteni
proporcionandola como caIzado
alguuas otras cosas pero 8
ser dada de alta y salir a la call
parece que Sc ncg6 volver al lad
de Ferrary y COMO este va tuvier
celos de ella Ia agredio en- la form
que VI hsmcs expyesado.
La mujer, despues de asistid
en- la sala de socorros, pas6 al hos
pital.
FL agresor fu6 reduci1o a pr
sion, sienao pue.to d disposici6
del iuaz mrn;ciao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
ASAMBLEA De LOS SPEAKERS

su palabra es lin ariete que destruye
la dialSctica del fiscal = fasciua y
couvence y alcaiza la victoria, To-
grands la absoluci6u de un inocen-
te y daado a su alma dulcisimas
emociones de la mas pura, de la su-
prema felicidad, podra decirse que
tambien es orador forense admira
Die Y 9Iorioso.
Pero es mas que TN orador fc-
rense.
Guam 10 su mala preillecta,
Ia tri5te musa de la p4tria avn NJ
redimida toca su frente, abre las
alas de su genio y arranca a su Ii
ra las notas celestiales de TN can
tico immortal, podra decirse que es
tambien TN poeta de lunino5a y
fecunda inspiration.
Pero es mas que un poeta, mas
que un abogado, mas que ul tri-
buno.
Es I'm patricia que ANA 4 ST
! TERRA como pudo am1r 4 su madre
y que a ella consagra perpetua
adoraci6n.
Nosotros le vimos en- la Presi
dencia de la Camara de Delegados
durante las 1ltimas sesiones de Ia
Asamblea Legislative, enfermo,
agotado, agobiado, rendido, reali
zar un esfuerzo superior a sus fuer
zas sicas, oprimir su frente y con
tinuar en- su .puesto, dando Gina
una labor abrumadora.
Sus grandts alientos no decaen
su fuerza espiritual centuplica SUI
impulses, su inteligencia aviya su
resplandores, cuanlo Sc trata d,
Puerto Rico, de trabajar para e
bien de Puerto Rico. Eutonces pa
ra 81 no hay iutereses que dirigir II
salul que conservar. Son de 81
terra su vida y su fortuna.
Ese es el hombre que represen
tara Puerto Rico en- la Asamble
de Speakers de los Eitados de Il
Union.
Ese es eli puerto riquefo illus
, tire que dira a la Naci6n american
cuales son las legttimas aspiracione
4 de un pueblo menesteroso del pa
r de la justicia que adn Sc nos Meg
en- nombre de la justicia y de la L
beftad.
81 hablayA como sabe haeeslt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25

al coraz6n, a la conciencia de los
eminentes proceres americanos, re-
presentantes genuinos de los cuer-
pos legislatures De los E,tados de
la Union.
Fl gran pueblo de America,
asi represcntado, oira Ia protesta
re5petuosa y frne de un pueblo
que reclaim 70 que cs ju9to otor
garle: el gobi-rno 7 oPio, la direc,
ci6n de sus intereses coiectivosl sin
restric,ioles nj mixtihe2ciones, la
autouomia salvadora, la libel tad ci
vii.
Y Puerto Rico, desconocido y
oIvida 10 hasta ahora por los pue
bios que forman la pujante Nacion
de las estrellas, llamado ahora q
tonar parte Ell una aSamablea,
dolde 10 estaIan Representatives los
territories, tendra amigos, ami
goi intllyentes, amigos que coad,
yuvaran a la realizacion de sus an-
belos fervorosos.
La asamblea dc Speakers dara
al senior de Diego una hermosa oca-
: SION para prestar q su plis un ser
vicio vali0so, para hlbiar en- nom
bre de su pals, no ante el Gobiernc
Americana, ante la Nacion America.
na, que no puede consentir que
perdure y Sc eternice la iujusticia
Hasta aver desarrollamos nues
ira labor patriotica cerca del Presi.
dente y de los Secretaries del pc
der central y de la Camara de Re
prcsentantes,
Ahora habiaremos con Ia voi
de la verdad y del derecho, vibrant,
y clara, con la paabra del amo
ina.terable y hondo, 4 los represen
tantes de todos los Estados,
Ellos, deln6cratas ilustres, HON
bres justos, inteligeucias atlas, con
ciencias acaso no oscurecidas por e
humo de las bltallas de la terra
prometeran, 8 juraran ser nuestro
amigos, nuestros auxiliares por {
nombre de Ia libertad, por Ell nom
bre de Dios.
81 sefior de Diego embarca ho
con rumbo a la Metr6poli.
81 cielo lie guie y Ell cielo pre-
mie los SACRIFICES y los esfuerzC
que realiza paia bien de la patriI
!. Juan de RoCa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
NOT|c|AS DEL D|A
Traslado de un inspec-
tor de escuelas.-Lista
de cartas detenidas.
vAPOR <BuENOS .AIRES>
Una ri1a entire dos coristas,
El Delegado 4 Ia Camara
ssilor Bull Lluveras.

FL Inspector de Escuelas de
Caguas, don Carlos A. Reichard,
ha sldo trasladado al Distrito esco.
lar de I.ares. Su ausencia es lnuy
sentlda por todos los maestros que
estuvieron bajo su inspection, pues
reconocen que el senor Reichard ha
sido un buen elemento para la ms
trucci6n p1blica en- aquel Distrito.
Antonio de Burgos, espahol,
y Rafael Ferrari, puertorriqueno,
ambos coristas de la Compahia de
zarzuela, tuvieron aver tarde una
rita frente al Teatro, resultando
ambos con algunos golpes, de los
que fueron asistidos Ell la sala de
socorros.
Continuation de la lista de
las cartas detenidas que empezamos
apublicar aver:
Primitive Matos, Bonita Ortiz,
Rosa Obreg6n, Leonardo Ortiz, Nj
colasa Peyo, Martina Ortega Aure-
liza Ramirez, Domingo Rodriguez,
: Tomas A. Rosado, mrs Robinett,
Julian Rodriguez, Felix Roman,
} Maria Rosado, Anastasia Robledo,
Ramos y Suarez, Miguel Antonio
a Ramirez Juan Rauro. (Continuara)
Hoy por la maiiana tom6
puerto procedente de la Habaua y
escalas, ell vapor espafiol aBuenos
0 Aires,n
a -Hemos tenido el gusto de
a saludar a nuestro compatriota don
Wenceslao Borda Jr., que hace muy
a pocos dias lego de Europa con el
: fin de permanecer una temporada
en- esta isla, regresando de nuevo q
: su residencia de Paris.
lie reiteramos nuestro afectuo.
so saludo.
Hoy visitaron al gobernador
Post los seiiores Wenar, Fitzpatrick,
Gromer, Skiner, doctor Vazquez,
}, Jose Vigo y doctor Barbosa.
n -Por iniciativa del Auditor
! Mr.. Ward, seeundado por don Luis
/ Toro, Sc ha constituido en- esta ciu-
y dad un uClub de automobiles, a fin
a de dar mayor impulse q este nsportS,
n tan ell boga hoy.
4, He aqui la juuta directiva:
"a Presidente, George Cabot Ward J;
lie primer vice-presidente, Luis Toro;
,, segundo vice.presidente, Carlos Ca
e brera; tesorero, Edwin L. Arnold F;
secretario, Charles Hartzell.
i Consejo de gobierno James R.
% Causten, Herminlo Dfaz, A. Duval,
l. Eduardo Georgetty, Charles F.
ie Stokes, Samuel NJ. Woodson.
u -Hemos tenido el gasto de
saludar nuestro estimado amigo
don Camlio Bull Lluveras, Delega-
do a la Camara.
LIE reiteramos el testimonlo de
a nuestro afecto.
n -Esta tarde embarcaron en- el
e. vapor aleman, para Hamburgo, 10:
a, sehores Walter Rath, empleado
ii de la mefcantil Mullenkoff & Kor.
Ie Der, y Teodoro Baner, empleado de
ial la ofciua del Attorney General
en- Este dltimo, que ha sido por espa
'al clio de ~ amos empleado del go
la bierno, Sc aleja dihuitivamente de
Ia Puerto Rico.
de -Esta tarde las cuatro S,
10. reunio Ia Comision de la polici;
.or para proceder al .nombramiento d
res algunos guardias.
TO- -- -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25

Garcia carecfa de atiibucioncs para
detenerle.
Sobre este case llaramos la
atenci6n a quitn cofTcsrorda, pues
nos parece cue los guardias de pena.
les dtben tener en- la calle isuales
atribuciones que los policia~ iu>ula.
res, cuando de acometimientos, II.
ias, robos & otJos deli.os por 81 &c.
tilo 50 trats,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
POr q able
Nluo ESPECIAL DE- IA CORRESPONDENCE" ~ DFuorBIc uEDE

gun dicho leader han dado origen al prcSepte con-
1icto Ell los distrtoS vinicolas.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS
MEET.

The Orleans Congregational Minis
terial association met with Rev. q. l..
Shaeffer at Barton Landing on Tues
day last, Jan 29. They we're called to
order by the Scribe in the church at
HOO a. M. Rev. A. B. Ross was ap-
pointed moderator. Rev. F. A. Jun
kins led in prayer.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing having been approved attention
was given to special com mittees on
ministerial standing of joint members
and to the program committee. Res
olutions were passed defining the sta
tus of members who hold joint mem
bership with the Quebec association.
A letter was granted by request dis
missing Rev. @. 81. Ooole dge to the
Lamoille association.
After dinner papers were read as
follows: By Rev R. G.. Barton, read
by the scribe in The absence of the
writer, "The Gospel According to ST..
Paul." The writer noted that Paul
began his gospel where the others left
off, at the Resurrection of Christ.
This Influenced the prese ntation, and
we have gospel of the Spiritualiz I'd
Christ. The keynote is that of vital
relationship of the believer with
Christ, as the Vine and the branches,
and through him to the Father. Rev,
A. B. Ross gave a survey of the his
tory of the Apostolic Age, treating OIL
the develop of missionary activ-
ity, of doctrine, of the growth of the
church.
Rev. James Ramage presented ;
mastery review of a splendid book
"Brastow's Modern Pulpit" Thu
/ author of the book was shown t,
treat of the main forces that have in
fluenced the pulpit of the past tw,
hundred years, with reviews of tn
e characteristics of the preaching in tn
= present day in Germany, France
Britain and the United States, with
characterization, also, showing stron
points and defects of the preaching c
the leading denominations In TIL
s country.
: Rev. R @. Flagg, D. D., took for b
J, topic, s'The Idea of the Church. rails
q ing the question as to the RELATIONSHIP
It of the church to the kingdom.
It All the papers were carefully pre-
y pared and elicited good deal {
q frank discussion. Adjournment Wa
d at Ave o'clock, the evening sessio
q being omitted on account of the edI
, cational meeting in the opera hous
! JOSIAH potion, Scribe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

The Ludlow Tribune notes indica-
tons that Lieut.. Gov. Prouty is
grooming himself for the next guoer-
Material race, and appears to be really
worried over the political future OF
the Newport gentleman. The Tribune
is certain that the voters are not
friendly to the promotion rule and it
is terribly afraid that "Mr. Prouty
will make a serious political mistake
II he fails to recognize the existence
of the anti-proDotion sentiment and
adapt his ambition thereto" The
Tribune is very kind in thus early
looking out that Mr.. Prouty does not
hazard his political future. Indeed,
it's geney osity ought to be all the more
appreciated when it is remembered
that in the Tribune's own county
there is an able and genial gentleman,
who is credited with getting. out o.
bed every night and peering into the
darkness in an endeavor to discern
the gilded dome on Vermont's capitol
building .-Northtield News.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04
CATARRH GROWING LESS,
Due TO the Use of HyOmei. Cures
without Stomach Dosing.

Due TO the Use of HyOmei. Cures
without Stomach Dosing,
There has been marked falling off
of sales of eatarrh cures in the local
stores the past year. Medicines
which were formerly purchased in
gross lots are now seldom called. for,
and the druggist rarely buys more
than dozen at time.
Hyomei is a notable exception to
this decrease in sales. 1t is, in fact,
largely responsible for the lessened
sales of eatarrh medicines, as it has
cured SO many people of catarrhal
troubles that naturally there is less
call for remedies for that disease.
There is no disagreeable stomach
dosing with Hyomei. It is breabhed
through neat pocket inhaler that
comes with every Hyomei outfit.
Fred D. Pierce gives his personal
guarantee that the money will be
refunded unless the treatment cures,
so that you run no risk at all in buy
ing this reliable remedy.
The complete Hyomei outft costs
but 81, extra bottles, if needed, soc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Louise Matthew'S

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the dis
trlct OF Orleans, Commissioners to receive
exaMlne' and adjust all claims and demands
Mathews late OF Barton in said district de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, at the Office of n
IL. Collins, BaI ton Landing, on the 14th dav of
FEB. sno 9Th day of July next. from O'CLOCK
pm until O'Clock p. M. each of said da sand
that six months from the 9TH day of Janna-v
A D. 1907, is the time limited by said Court for
said creators to pre- sent their claims to ms for
examination aud allowance.
Dated at Barton Landing, Vt this 1ist do 70
of January, A. D. 1907.
L. S. AYE,
As I. d. R. COLLINS. Com'rs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04
GENERAL NEWS.
Swettenham Wilted Finally.

Swettenham Wllted Finally.
TIL. Swettenham incident has been
closed by the withdrawal by Cove rnor
Swettenham of the letter he wrote to
Admiral Davis asking the latter to
leave the Island of Jamaica when he
went there with naval vessels carry
ing aid at the recent earthq uake.
Swettenham also expresses regret for
having written it.
Doings in Congress.
The house has passed the pension
appropriation of s138, 900, 900. The
eighteen agencies throughout the
country for the payment of pensions
are discontinued and the payment
will be direct from Washington. The
senate has passed a 81, 00O, 900 loan for
the jamestown exposition. The house
restored the free seed provision OF
the agricultural appropriation bill,
after it had been cut down by the
committee.
Red Cross to Succor Chinese.
The Red Gross regards the famine
in China as the gravest problem with
which it has to deal at present. Re-
fugees are being forcioly driven back
into the famine district, where small
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04
THE LODGE.
I'm Many Towns 1t Has Become the
Great Social Center.

I'm Many Towns 1t Has Become the
Great Social Center.
The lodge has become the social cen
ter of many town. 1t is SO to a
greater degree perhaps in the west
than in the east. On the plains dis
tances between population centers are
greater, the ties of old family acquaint
ance are lacking, the fraternal order is
the one thing that knows no barrier of
wealth or position. The fact that many
Of the orders admit men and women to
their membership on the same terms
adds to the strength of the social
claim; it also brings about odd situa-
tons.
II am going downtown tonight" re-
marked country town banker one
evening to his wife. 1.-The lodge meets
this evening"
That will cave me alone" was the
response, for Anna" fheir one serv-
anti lis going to lodge too"
Yes" agreed the husband. I'VE be-
long to the same lodge"
This very equality brings about a
comradesIlip that in the newer commu-
mites makes easier the ways of Life.
You have an employee in your office or
store. He works with his coat off. and
through the day you consider him but
little. You do not ask his opinion or
defer to his judgment. But on lodge
night when you enter the portals-ai
lodge door, though it may admit only
to the second floor of an implanted
frame building, is always portal
you make your obeisance and mystic
signs before a dignified petentate in
robes of red and yellow whom you
recognize as your employee &C. 81.
Harger in Atlantic
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04
Bone and Meat for Poultry

The development of the poultry and
egg business is something simply won
derful. The fact is coming to be
known that if poultry can have
clean, warm, we'll ventilated home,
with plenty of sunshine and the right
kind of food, they will usually lay.
During the extremely cold months it
is very essential that they have the
stimulating, strength giving nourish-
ment afforded by green cut bone.
Carroll 5. Page of Hyde Park, Yer
mont is probably the largest producer
OF green cut bone and meat in the
United States and he will send a 200
pound barrel to any one on receipt of
50 so and will prepay the freights to
any railroad station in New England
os the Middle States.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04

"Your young wife appears to be
rather blue of late," ventured the
conductor on the rural trolley near
Chicago, according to the News of
that city. "Yaas," drawled the old
farmer with the bunch of rabbit skins
under his arm, "she is one of these
city gals, and am afraid she hasn't
enough to occupy her mind" "Think
not?" "Waal, no. After she has
MIXED ten cows before breakfast and
cooked breakfast for the hired men
and fed the pigs and chickens and
started washing and put dinner on
and put mp preserves and shelled a
bushel of peas and done some ironing
and put supper on and done the darn
ing ard patching for the household
and peeled a couple of bushels of
apples for canning, why, she hasn't
anything more to do until bedtime.
think III larn her how to make soft
soap, 80 her mind will be more occu-
pied. Yes SIRE, the only way to keep
a wife smiling and happy is to keep
her mind occupied"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04

The Burlington Free Press with
recent edition published a A page
supplement setting forth "The Story
of Progress, Prosperity and Prospects
OF Our Own Green Mountain State"
The enterprise is an admirable piece
OF work. We wonder, however, if
Orleans county, or no place in it, has
net a story OF progress, prosperity or
prospects of the future to relate. If
80 they did not appear in this supple
ment, and we wonder why.