davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

TrofesiOrbgttc. Sra 4isbenbapn
t%eIegraferes, at Slanen ON Ell 10.
oerIing melem oanite % amerifnnite
unioeriitetsIRrere III err if9ro meo
at bli realiieret = p9ientlig peb 9i.
itano al ben banife Brofesior peo
9eD Oorfs llniperiitet Carl 2oreut-
ien 90 ben amerifanife Winiiter |
a~isbenbapn Or. @aurice s.. Cyan.
Oct er aIlerebe arraneeret iaalebes,
at Br9iibent Butler at Columbia
uniperiitet % 8unsler WcGrocfcn al
Reip DorfS l~lniperiitet | oct fommen'
DC aar ifal bolbe tire Sorelesninger
bper peb 3isbenbaons ~ltniperiitet.
gne llogifter / Sorbinbelie bermeo
beitribes af 9~anifamerifanere. Ean.
fen bar BAIT nreeen OpmGrfiombeo
og Snteresie | banif Iiterere og oi.
benifabeIise 9reSie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

9ette er De fIose SoIf, Der er noe for
MGnsoen og better berfor ogian Sor.
belen. 9e foritaar, at Der iuit Der er
ct Tibet Baraois, iom er blet operieet
UNDER 9anbisgernes biIbe Sremrpf-
ming. 9ette Strsg er rlGr peo War-
FED. 20 S~ernbaners Sopeolinier, ben
magtige Hortbern 8aciiic og Den
pirfiomme og aggressive 900 Sine.
gaar beege eiennem Detroit. Der
til fommer en- interurban Sernbane,
iom anlGaees fra Detroit til Sarge.
9ette en- en- 900" Sibelinie, iom
bill eipe benne 9ane en- fort 9inie
meaem Noro Safotas SopeoItao oq
Spiuingbperne. 9enne 2inie bar ei
p~elitaaenbe, rigt Splanb. bportiL oe.
iaa garf &egion | bet belle bsrer,
Ser er life Spsrgsmaal ON, at bette
Strsg er en- p9Ioie Brobucent al Den
fisrite at ale rigoomsifabenbe afsrs.
Der. Mais ADLER Ri meo Den iamme
Garpisbeo og oct famine rige Solb,
fom S sisr | Soma. Botetapl er os,
iaa bette Strsg ierlig ffiffet for,
Meo Senipn til Spineapl iibber Gan,
fielO.Sarmen | bette Gountp inbe
meS the Grand Sweepstakes Pre-
mier Championship of the world.
IS 9reaturapl og Weieripaien Itaar
Ri osiaa langt fremme.
Set 6ebrsper mig at ie, at iaa man.
&c Ienneifer fra Soma orager til
Spben. Spoen eiennemgaar netor
MI en- rolf ubpifling paa 8rutb al
Snoflptning fra Rorben. al Siito'
rie bier, at De fraftigite SoIf / Ser.
Den bar uouiflet fig | ct noroiIf Self
mat. Stuff blot Roroboernes Grob'
ring at Hormanoiet | gamle Gage
Sois on snifer, at Dine Ssnner %
Ssnneisnner og beres gfterfommere
ftal naa frem til noeet fort | 8eroen,
iaa refs life til Spoens e~nerperenba
alimat, for S%iitorien bill iifferlio
gjentage fig ielp og berpeo a~abenbare
I'm aamle g~ienoommeligbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

"Spis man babbs noset pberIigerl
gionesbpro geboD for at sootsisre
at ben fiofte ~financieIe Strife -~foraar
iaecoes paasruno al IofnIe Jorboli
90 5orptfIineer | Retu Dorf Gitp oe
lite biorsrte fra nogen EiIbangegana
| ben reguIere SanoeIsomiatning"
ifriper en- Observation-Disclosures
lao maatte @egieringens Spsaper
oper SanbeIsbolancen meIlem be
Sor. Stater % llbIanbet / Ropember
Waaneo | faa Senieenoe bore mere
emo fpIoeitsisrenbe. gmerifa iRIaer
iIere 8arer / llolanbct emo nogen.
iiuoe FOR, os oct fisber minore. 8i
bar NOT til bort eaet 9ebop % ct
Sperifuo til at uofsre til Den sprise
8eroen. 90 oct er life iaabanue
SorboIo, iom ADLER Banif; tpertimoo,
set or | lige SiIitanbe, at Der Iigeer
en- 8aranti for fortiat @eIitanb. no
IanSet ifpIber os foloSiaIe GUNNER
for 2epnetsmioler, 8isbprooufter,
9ontolie og Wamlfafturparer. Sub.
i~nbfsrielen unber Yengefriien beIsb
fla iaIt neppe til iaa meget Tom San.
beIsbalancen | Dor Sabsr / ben enc
Maaneb. Der bar pRret fnapt meo
geylee Der | 2anSet ct 8ar Waane'
oerS Sio, men Der er ingen 4napbeo
al iporei R9neoen af be grooufter
o. 8arer, iom ublanbet maa fisbe al
os. 9isic or bIepet ioIete til CODE
8riier, os be Screnebe Staters Be
ioIfnins fan unoer oisie Sorbolo life
anoet emo Hare Zig uomGrfet. Sau'
lenge pi er iaaleoes itiaet, of europa
er Dor Debtor, err Der intet at frpgte,
hi fan oa inbfsre berfra be Sontan-
ter, iom pi fra Sio til anoen marg'
Ter, forbi mango 5clf, al Srpst for
Ell 8onif, logger fine 9enge ttlltoe
cIler trGffer Dem no al 8anferne.
.9e Soreneoe Stater uofsrte iioIe
Maaneb @arer for $204, $50.
Gette er meo ct r,tnot Sal "a Nilt'
cner mere emo Dor grport Sftober
ca npIten 8 Rinioner mere emo Den
tibliaere 3eforb for nogen entelf
Woaneb. l~lbfsrieleu | Ropemlber
feIsb Iia i 8irfeliebeoen til 80 Viii
Iioner Dollars mere eno ! 'antnle
Iaoueo i 1902, ba Ri trslteoe os
meb, of hi Dor paa gelItanoens Ssl'
oepunft."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Suifamariaacn % SiiicersfanOo

Suifamariaacn % Sificersfanoa'
Ierne / Berlin, iom bleo grunoigt az
ilsret al Inrimilian Saroen "0te
3ufumit", ifaI M after lnites no !
Hetten. Gen offentli9e gnfloger
uesteoe, Tom b~efieuOt, fra isrit al at
hapc meS Saaeu at beltiae, bportor
@rep Sumo BON Woltfe Den enc
al sc mango bsie Soim9no, Der bar
blet ufilsrct - maotte anl19ge pri'
pot Soa. Senne bapoe. iom MAJ, oil
buife, oct lloialS, at Saroen irifleno'
res. oa @repen tilbsmteS at iioreoe
Observation-Disclosures. Strar efter
fuuoaiorbe8 imiolertio, at StatSao'
pofoteu bapoe beiluttet at anlGege
ESoa moo SarSeu Standardization,
bpor Der iiSoer fem Suriiter tilSoms,
"a han banSIeoe, iom ON Sn9en al'
hrio bopSe pGret bebanoIet ! uuoer'
retteu. On 8rumoen til bette iioen'
tcbe sfriSt fra StotSaopcfatens Stoe
iorelisecr Der life anSct enc Slgt'
ninoer, Tom enar no pau. at oct mi
bes gris fra oen itorc oSeIi9e Srcos
omfriRa aeiieren, ioet belle oenne
areos fete iis baarSt rammet peo
9rocesieus llbiaIb, 90 at Der maatte
~oisres noact for at ifaiie Den Opreis'
nina, Iisciom armcen NOT oeiaa
trqnate til S~preisniug. Soscn ION
otter er oct oft opiluscnoe Samtale'
crune | Berlin, ifulSe BABE be9pnoi
Ii standardization / WanSnsS, men
cen maatte uoiGttes, ba Sr. Saroeu
rar bIet ipg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
beieiteretsf jenoelie

9e 9or. Staters Ssieiteret bar
forIeoen afgipet ben aienbelie, at en-
Stats SernbanefommiSiion insen
@pnoisbeo bar til OF resuIere Stans'
ninaen al ct sienemsaaenoe @eaem'
itotstoa. Genne aienbelie blep afsi'
bet / SorbinoeIie meo Ell Sag, Der
Dor anIaat Of atIantic Goait Cine
HaiIroao Company moo Sernbane'
commissioner / South Carolina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Som Osears Minbe | Nprae. :,

Song Oscars @inbe | MOrsc. Sro
ariitiania teIegraferes ben 18oe Sc.
cember: en- Iinoeeuostieneite for
Song Oscar afboIotes ibag / Srefol.
oigbeosfirfen beriteos. Den oper.
bpreoes at Den iamleoe norife 8egie.
ring, al Soffets NebIemmer og on.
ere beie embebsmano iamt Of gpens
ipenife aoIoni. @uostieneiten forret'
teSes al 9iifop eflunb, iom par TOM
met bertiI fra Sperige | oct Giemeb.
Oct norffe RationaItbeaters Srfeitei
ca Srimurernes Sangforening asii'
ftereoe meo Wuiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

Scb Sabninacu al ~Americuu 81.
bill Decorations ottcnSc Gor&msoe
! Stem Sort boISt &uoretp @arncaic
Den t6oe O5. Ell 1olc ON "@eitrttclie
al 5oIfets SpurcpcuQc", bpori boE
blnnot ouOet uotnItc fslgeuSc: Ser
fiuoes intet 9cnoeipitem iom fun Tor.
flame os for pcriooIite iinoncialle
@onifeIigbeocr, 8aIIitter % Cab. :
gobe Sioer er oct nRiteu icIoiagt. Of
&inen itr9ffeS til Oct p6erite, oa scr
trGnges on miuOre sooe Gioer, ior
al ben ieien fan trGtfe Jig iaupncIr
Ill oct normaIe. 8iuauciele llyelS
tiItager ! Gntal og llSirGtriue, al,
eiteriom antaaet al legitime Sorrct'
ringer aitnser til 6oroel ior Spefu'
lotion % Gambling | fingereoe SRr'
bier" Mr. Carnegie timber Dog, a
bort gant. % genseipitem tan for.
bebres, men ban er imoo uosen raOi
fol Scran6ring paa bet mloGreuo'
Si6spunft. Snu fer et tort 5rem
ifriot | at %critntte Bombs iom Sitter
bebspapirer nieb Reierper Of Cub
oa BERTH ma bet fomne, mener ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
gcrbens bnrtiaite isartpi er c,

gerSens bnrtisite JartSi er en-
iplinter ny britiif Surbin.I orpeoo.
baao "Snrtar", iom beo ben enoeIige
Erspetur | Sirsoass prpiterebe en-
5art at op til gobt og bel 81 anob
Simen. Den iIog oaiaa mco @Ians
DEMONSTRATION ioet ben paa
oenne Sib t~iIbaselagbe 233 MiI, oct
oil fise en- @~ienneminitsfart Of 35h
3nob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Sra uolanoet.

BABE Bins noiiapnte peo ct benz.
neligt aoncistorium | Rom / 2irs.
bags fire npe aarbinaler, TO itaIien.
tie % TO frantic men ineen ame.
rifaner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
SanbHe. o. @niplinasinSmitricu !

VuHuFt' % NHIpIIngstn6lItricn |
erjgebirge.8 iitriftet / 9sbmen er
blet baarot rammet, ioet al geitiI.
ling fra amcrifu er opbsrt, og ar.
beioerne iiiues pperfor Iigefrem Rso.
boorfor De IofaIe @pnbisbeoer bar
feet fla nsot til at oppeaere til 8eeie-
ringen ON Sielp. Smtrent belle Tro.
orftionen ! benne ggn of Sanbifer
og 9niplinser bar pleiet at saa til
gmerifa, men | Spit bIep oct plubie.
Zig Stop meo 8eitiaineer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

ling fra General SfaIlon ON Spba
belle at ben polite Collaborating
5orenisens aRioIer, omfrins $780,
900, er bIet ienSt til llbIanoet for al
binore, at be ffulbe bIi fonfiferet al
De rusfiffe MpnSigbeoer.
3prb &rIbin, rimeligpis bore 90.
geS bersmteite gioenifabsmano, al.
git ! Tirsoogs peb 9sben | fit Siem
Netberbol | gpribire, telegraferes
ira Glasgow. San blep oper 83 anr
gammel. o. bans ~borgerIise @apn
bar ret o. Iet @iaiam Sbomion.
San bar at ifotif Slegt, men blen
fsot ! gelfait | SrIano; Dog bar ban
fun s aar, oa bans Sorplore fIptteoe
tiIbage til GLASGOW / Sfotlanb, og
Fer porte ban op. II Star gammeI
blep ban Stuoent og efter iprige Stu.
bier | England 90 5ranfrise blep
ban aIIerebe | % aars @lberen no.
nGpnt til Erofesior | Raturpioenifab
peo Glasgow Tniperiitet. Ru be-
epnote for MIbor bans pioenifabelise
Gorffnine, Der meb Siben itrafte fig
ODER nRiten ole 8ioenifabens Setter
= Matbematif, Wefanif. 2pb, 2ps,
8arme, Maenetisme, Gleftricitet,
Glaiticitet, Gleftrotefnif, Selegrafi
@eoIosi, Iitronomi, Semi o. I. b. S
ollie bisie @iScnifabssrene efterloo
ban fig bpbe Spor, og | mango al
Dem brsb ban belt npe ganer. Scr.
lig bnnebrpben6e bar bans. Gorlfnin-
ger paa Gleftricitetens Smraabe, (.
@r. bans gpparater til 8onierbering
al gnergi. Oct bar ogiaa peb SiGlp at
bans SpfinoeIier, at man blep iltarlo
til at l9age ben fsrite atlanterbaps'
label, 90 oct bar meo bans appa'
rater, at man oen 6te Iuguit 1856
funoe ienbe oct fsrite Telegram pr.
aabeI unber stIanterbapet, Neppe
nogen gibenifabsmanb bar ! leperoe
2ipe p9ret 9ienitanb for iaa megen
Sober oe Sploning fra ale geroens
Santer Tom @iaiam Sbomion, Der |
1892 blep opbsiet | ben brittle
IoelsItono nuber Raon al Soro ael-
bin. Sans aoelise Rapn 90 Sitel pil
Boa % meo bouL % ban ingen ar-
pinser efterlaber fig. @an fit ct oper'
~peIoenbe Snbtrpf al 2oro aelpins
umaaoeIiae grbeioe, oa = peo bans
YrofesIoriubilaum for nosle Var T.
BEN = en- bsl Cal neo 9lasgoips
llniperiitet bar fplbt meo ploenltaoe'
Iiae gpporoter, Der ane %iarnntell oar
aelpins Spfinbelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

GnfcSrunnins Garcia al Sadien
afaif / Ianoags peb 9sben al Sicr'
uebetGnbelic, t~elesrafereS fra Ores
Nn,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

1000 poIifs efoler / rusfi, golen
er bIet Iitffet fom SsIee at en- gefa-
ling fra General SfaIlon ON Spbn-
belle at ben polite SfoIeforening.
5orenigens H2ioIer, omfrins $780,
600, er bIet ienot til 1lbIanoet for at
binore, at be ifulbe bIi fonfiiferet at
De rrsiiife Mpnoigbeoer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21

II was BIZ Of hardship, unnecessarily
imposed, when the police department Of
New York City placed under arrest a
young woman who was lying on her
death.bed a. the result Of revolver
wound. inflicted, so the police thought,
with suicidal intent. Little wonder that
tae father protested against the arrest
being made by uniformed policeman,
and that he insisted. II the arrest must
be made, Il be done by plain clothes
man." lest the shock aggrasate the con.
dition OF the sufferer. The father con.
tended meanwhile that the shooting was
not at attempt at suicide, but the result
Of An accident. The police department
Of the great metropolis was scarcely jus.
titled, At any rate, seeing how serious
was the girls condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21
AN rlfpRoyrMrNr.

The Times feels called upon to con.
graduate supt. BarAss Of the state In.
dustrial school for abolishing the lock.
step among the youths who are so un.
fortunate as 70 need temporary restraint
behind walls for indiscrctions OF early
life. II there Is one thing, beyond the
confinement itself, that will serve 10 i'm
press the youth with The perverted idea
that they are nothing but hardened
criminals and are Of no more consequence
In the world than the merest scum Of
society, Il Is this lock.step. This system
Of marching is well enough when applied
TO criminals whose mind have got be.
yond the impressionable stage and who
are generally persons stepped in crime
But apply is 70 the youth, ten. twelve
or q dozen years Of age, and what sort
Of an imprint does It make on their
mindsl They are thereby aided to gain
the idea that society looks on them with
final repugnance and that when they
shall have been released to go their way,
all the decent avenues of life will be
closed to them. They 80 out from the
place with a hang-dog feeling, ashamed
to meet their fellows in the open light,
and are consequently driven into the
worst avenues.
As The Times understands the pur-
pose of the industrial school, it is cor
rLctional institution, with the plan in
view to teach the youths the ways to
right living, so to shape their course
that when they leave the restraining
walls at maturity they viii forsake the
life which was the cause of their being
first ordered into confinement. It's scope
is furthermore to teach them in books,
manual pursuits and skilled occupations
so that they will be enabled to take up
the duties Of respectable citizenship
when they leave vergennes. Such, in
brief, we understand TO be the design Of
the industrial school. How then can we
do it with the lockstep, that peculiar
property Of the state prison, still in
vogue Supt, Barass, If he is response.
Bile for its being abolished at vergennes,
Is to be congratulated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21
a .pIvINE RIanrv or pnYsIcIANs.

A nice point has been raised in New
York City, anent automobile speeding.
It is whether physicians fastening to
the bedside, II may be the death.bed,
Of a patient. is justified in breaking the
automobile speed laws Of the commm.
ity. oftcntimes. when autoists are ar
rested for oyerspeeding, they advance
tae excuse that they being physicians
were rushing to attend very sick pa
tient and were therefore justified in
going faster than the other users Of au.
tomobiles. The frequent abuse of the
excuse has made the New York police
suspicious, and they generally detain
the physician" unless he is personally
known to them, to such time as he may
prove his case. Meanwhile the patient,
if patient there be, suffers and perhaps
dies. Hence, the agitation for some plan
whereby bona flde physicians in the per.
Torrance of urgent duty shall have a
passport through the streets at a pace
more rapid than the law allows. 1t is
suggested that they be given some dis
tingmshing mark, whereby they could be
identified. Then there would still be the
necessity of determining II the call for
them was really urgent or il they were
out on a lark, as even physicians some
times do 90. There ought to be certain
license allowed physicians in emergen-
cies OF this sort, but they ought to be
asked TO prove their case In court. But
they should not be detained in these
hurry calls longer than is necessary to
fake the registration numbers Of their
automobiles for Identification later To
this end, some plan Of prompt action and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21
RANDOLPH.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gay returned from
Boston on Saturday night
Miss Helen Miller Is home from Had
ley, Mass where she is teaching this
season.
Mrs. Harry Allen from Gaysville Is in
town the guest Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fisk
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabien Duiius went To
Roxbury to attend soldiers reunion
on Saturday.
Frank Ketchum and Dir. Beekman
were absent on hunting trip to Brain
tree on Saturday.
Elton Fish returned ia his home In
Richmond on Sunday after visit Of
two weeks with his grandparents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Fish.
Luther Kent win shortly return To
town from Brookfield and viii move his
family to the house on Maple street re-,
Gently vacated by George Emery.
A good audience greeted the Wonder
land Moving Picture company at Du-
Bots and Gays hall on Saturday. the
entertainment as d whole gave univer.
sal satisfaction.
8. A. Smith formerly Of the Smith
studio in town, but later Of South
Royalton has leased tenement In the
Martin block on Randolph avenue and
win move there as soon as the necessary
repairs are made.
The f. T. Emerson. company are
erecting two new houses on the High
lands on the plot OK ground purchased
by them of Charles Bass a few years
ago and on which they have previously
built three sttractiye houses now owned
by MIS- George Howe and r. II. Slack.
The ones nea In process Of building
will be Of about the same value two
story, six OF seven rooms, with modern
improvements, electric lights and prof..
ably equipped with furnace The work
is being rapidly pushed forward and it
Is hoped they win be completed in the
early spring If not before.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21
Happy Comes to Town.

There Il an abundance Of mirth,
music, beauty and iollity in Happy
Hooligan' Trip Around tine World
which IL announced AS the attraction az
the opera house tonight, 1t is altogether
likely almost every one knows that the
farce comedy Happy HooIigan's Trip
Around the World, 60 a considerable de-
gree, upon the mythical doings and ad
ventures Of Mr.. Il. Opper's genial hobo,
cartooned 81 effectively in the New York
journal and the other papers of the
Heorst syndicate. Taking some of these
adventures as a ground plan, Mr.
Maurice Hageman has built up an ex.
ceedingly clever farce comedy, admir-
ably suited to spectacular display, a
quality that the management insisted
upon, as it was determined at the very
outset to make Happy Hooligan's Trip
Around the World the most spectacular
musical comedy ever produced. A
wealth Of money has been spent on this
enterprise. Since last season an entire
new outht of costumes and scenery have
been purchased. The costumes alone
have Involved an expenditure Of up.
wards of $4,000, and among them are
some very beautiful creations A com
psny Of the best comedians and speciality
artiats In the business has been engaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21
Autumn IdyL


Within a tree CHANGED to fnd e
A little dryad sitting;
Her hair was like a golden rind
Her hosy shoulders fitting;
While emerald
The glance that thrailed
And flooTed me all unwittingl
The apples up above her head
Were ripe and round and mellow;
All splashed with green, all flashed with
red,
All dashed with autumn yellowj
The way she stood
Among them would
Disturb most any fellowi
Gold Of fruit and gold Of bough,
And gold along her shoulder;
A world Of gold that glosted how
IL might thus fond enfold her.
And what could |,
Thus dared, but try
To climb the tree and hold herf
Alackl 4 painter-man uprose
And cried, "When you discover
A pretty model in the throes
OF an October cover,
Do not impose
Upon the pose
BY posing as her loverl"
--Harper's Weekly. 1.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21
MONTPELIER

Miss Nellie Carrow went Sunday to
Poughkeepsie, ". Y, for vacation of
two weeks.
Henry L. y. Smith Il nursing broken
wrist received, while be was aiigating
from an electric car in Montreal last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Batchelder went
Saturday to Old Orchard, Me-, to visit
two weeks at the former home Of Mr..
Batchelder.
Harold T. Nathan viii 10 this week
to Aberdeen, Washington with a view ia
locating there II the outlook for stone
cutters Is favorable.
H. Ray Ball was in Burlington Sat
urday as d delegate from the Y. M. G. "a.
Of Montpelier seminary to the meeting
Of the Bible study institute
The Rev. Bertrand r, Judd, field sec
retary Of the international Reform bu-
reall, addressed union meeting at
Trinity church Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Flint nave
issued invitations for 4 musicale AL the
Kellogg Hubbard library Thursday even
ing, October 81, in honor Of the Rev.
and Mr.. Homer A. Flint.
Montpelier Aerie Of Eagles will give
an entertainment in their hall this even.
ing Whittier's orchestra, f. j. Fisher,
Miss Ida Hughes and Miss Florence
Cashen win furnish music.
Senator w. P. Dillingham; mas re-
turned from Washington, d. G., where
he was last week with subcommittee
from the national immigration commits
sion disposing OF some routine work.
The full commission will meet at New
York Thursday, November, to arrange
the program for future work. Senator
Dillingham; was in Woodbury. Saturday
70 attend the funeral Of Mrs. William j.
Clarke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21
TWO MEN SHOT FOR A DEER.
Each Of Two Bullets Struck Both-one
Dead and One Dying.

Canton, N. Y, Oct. 2I.--Martin and
Edwin Clohossy, father and son. Of Col.
ton, were accidentally shot Friday even
ing In a hunting field in the southern
part Of St Lawrence county, eight miles
from the village Of South Cotton, while
deer hunting.
Martin was returning to his home at
South Cotton at dusk, when be met his
son in one Of the rtlnways. They stood
face to face, talking, and another hunt
er, james Crowley, mistook them for
deer and fired.
The bullet passed through the right
arm Of one Of The men and the left arm
Of the other. A second shot passed
through the abdomen Of both men.
Martin died yesterday morning and the
condition Of Edwin viii probably not
survive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21
c. v. WRECK At WATERFORD.
Thirteen Freight Cars Went OF over
Embankment.

Waterford, Conn., Oct. 21.--A. Cen
trail Vermont freight train, northbound,
was wrecked one mile north of Water
ford station yesterday. Thirteen of the
"A cars were piled on either end Of an
embankment, seven of them going into
the river. A broken rail was the cause.
All the cars were loaded. No one was
injured.
Alderman William s. Lawton of New
London was seriously injured while at
the wreck. The wrecking crew was
hoisting box car from the river. The
cable snapped and one end struck Alder
man Lawton in the stomach, knocking
him into the river. He was taken TO
the hospital in New London.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21

It's easy 10 DO fashionable though
poor, for II you walt 70 b. fifty you
wont need an operation for appendicitis.
DF. Robert 7. Morris Of New York says
the appendix leaves o. lie own accord
then.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21

Score for the yegesarIansj We as a
nation are Cutting less and less caniv.
orous. In 1870 meats furnished one.
half tho dietary Of the people Of the
United States now they constitute only
one-third. still is not noticeable that
we are becoming less animsiic and more
angelic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-21
RIFLE TRIGGER
CAUGHT ON FENCE
Robert Boynton Of Rutland Was Shot
While Out Hunting Saturday AZ
ternoon--He win Recover.

Wnhe obt huHihk oaheAeAJ A.
ternoon-He win Recover.
Rutland. Oct. 2l.--By catching the
trigger Of light ealiber rife under the
bar Of fence over which he attempted
TO Glib, at Mendon Saturday afternoon,
Robert Boynton. the l5.year.old son Of
A. j. Boynton, proprietor Of a local
hotel. was shot through the left hand,
the bullet passing through the body just
below the heart. His companion, Albert
Koltonsii. aged 10 years, hurried TO a
telephone and notified Boynton's father.
The latter summoned a local physician.
who drove 10 Mendon and brought the
injured lad to his home in this city.
Doctors In charge Of the case stated
that the wound was not a dangerous
one and they think the boy win recover
Koltonsh and Boynton were returning
home when the accident occurred.