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Press Makes Comment.

Toxic, Japan, June G-Nichi Nchi
commenting on Japan and American
trade relations this morning says:
even traditional friendship will
not escape the rupture should Incl
dents like those that occurred in San
Francisco recently be repeated.
The Japanese are under treaty pro.
lection. President Roosevelt's enlight-
ened message to the last Congress
was received here with eminent salts
faction but actual developments since
are total failure"
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
9be Times Daily Short Story.

well, lie wants to take the frauleln
back with him.
How do you know thatgT
Il don't know II. / suspect it,
what a rascally proeeedingl'
what do you mean?"
.Why, the children have got used to
her and love and obey her as they
viii no one else. Besides, its d pity
TINT such d refined girl should be tied
for life to brutal German husband. /"
"But she's German herself
4 don't care II she is. We all know
what tyrants the Germans are with
their wives
Albert never interfere in a love
affair. The couple Will turn and rend
you"
Love affair! can't conceive Of
dainty little thing Ike the fraulein
loving a garlicky Dutchman."
Mr. Adams spoke the last words with
sovereign contempt and. turning on his
heel, left HIS aunt and mounted horse
TO ride off his indignation. On his re-
turn be found the count walking in his
grounds with the fraulein The sight
was too much for him. When he reach
cd the pair he dismoHnted and said to
the count:
Perhaps you are not aware, sir, that
In America II Is not considered honor
able to tamper with empIoyees.a
''Vat you say? I not honorableg Per-
haps you do not know how we reply to
such language In Germany ! VIII pig
stick you"
Ludwig" said the girl softly, ere
member that you are In America"
Yes, Gretchen, but a gentleman can
not brook an insult wherever he be-
1T is my wish that you go away
from here and leave me to explain your
presence to Mr.. Admins"
''since YOU desire II. But you must
procure me an apology
Raising hisshat in dlgnihed man
ner, be tuEled and walked stifTiy out Of
the grounds. Then the franlein said:
why do You object to my brother-in-
laws presence here7p
Your brother -in-lawrs
''Yeg. He comes with message
from the family urging me to 90 back
to Germany. They guarantee me 81
900 year to live on.
"Fraulein. ] am an ass. But you must
not leave us. Ny aunt has come to
rely upon you, the children adore you.
and r.
Your she asked, looking up archly.
Love you"
An hour later a servant bore an apol-
ogy 10 Count Ludwig and an invitation
TO dinner. At the dinner he was in
formed that his sister-ln-law would not
return at present to Germany, but
would visit her relatives in few
months as Mrs. Adams. The count him
self was induced TO take up his resi-
Eence during the remainder Of his stay
at the Adams home and when he re-
turned gave glowing accounts Of the
1ew American member OF the Under
Etein family
"Who made the match between your
nephew Miss Adams was once asked,
"and the pretty fraulein2"
Il did, was the laconic reply.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
HOW SHE MADE
THE MATCH.

forig.nal.l


Fraulein Gretchen Linderstein be-
ionged TO the pauper nobility Of Ger
many. She came to America, where
she supported herself by making por-
traits Of children, at which she was
very skillful.
Albert Adams was widower about
thlrty-flve years Of age, with two little
children, a boy and a girl. Els maid
M aunt, Virginia Adams, managed his
household and took care of the chill
aren. One day Mr. Adams stumbled
into the nursery and saw the pretty
German girl eketehing his children
Seeking his aunt. be asked all about
the girl and on being told that she was
German objected. He was preju-
diced against the German race. Miss
Virginia threatened If he interfered to
resign the care of his children, so the
frauiein was allowed to finish her
work. Then one day Mr.. Adams was
informed that she was to depart the
next morning.
A LA43Ah VI 3AA0 UGNtCL AEEfJ 4AEE IL
you can be said. 1.-THE children have
grown attached to her. Try to get
her for their governess"
This was exactly what Miss Virginia
wanted. and she induced the artist to
remain and assist her WITH the chill
dren
One evening Mr.. Adams, whose resi-
dence was in the country, came home
TO End young man wearing clothes
OF German cut and smoking china
pipe walking Iii the grounds beside the
governess. Mr.. Adams hurried to bis
aunt.
What's that Dutchman doing herey'
he asked angrily.
lyon mean Count Ludwig Slaght?
He's not q Dutchman. He's German.
He's q family connection Of Frauiein
Gretchen Ldnderstein's.'
'He's seeming up the grounds with
his beastly pipe. What has he come
forT"
"It looks very ike be has come for
the fraulein."
Il thought you said be was a reIa-
tive"
4'Not near relative"
With something like growI Mr..
Adams departed and was not again
visible TIL the next morning az break
fast Several days later be asked his
aunt what had become OF ''the Dutch
man"
Hes at the inn. He comes to see
the franIein every day at her recrea.
ton hour, and she walks out with him.
do you really think she's going to
marry the feliowT
'The fellow She tells me he's a
member Of the German parliament
German parliament. They have
no real parliament in Germany.
They're a set OF toadies to the en-
peror."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14

der yesterday afternoon in the course
Of an impassioned argument asked the
three masters before whom be spoke
to find the aged head 81 the Christian
Science church mentally incompetent
DO not" he cried, put us to the
trying ordeal Of proving her mental In
competency through her delusions We
maintain that the giving Of the trust
deed and The evasion Of taxes establish
our case, but If we are compelled to
We shall 80 into the matter Of her delu-
sions,"
Upon the question Of Mrs. Eddys
taxes Senator Chandler said:
IN 1901, 1909 and 1903 the value
OF taxable property a. Pleasant View
was given 70 the assessor at Sl9.275.
In 1904 this was increased to slas59.
and remained at that figure Until 1906.
IN none Of the returns for any II
those years except the year 1906 il any.
thing said about stocks or bonds owned
by Mrs. Eddy. But in 1906 IL is seen
that Mrs Eddy owns $4,000 worth Of
bonds, and when the estate Is inven-
toried for the trustees the value o It
is set at approximately 81 100000 Did
Mrs. Eddy wilfully conceal the real
valre Of her property or did Calvin A.
Frye, who from 1902 has made the tax
returns al her agent. make the wrong
entryg
Before Senator Chandler opened his
case there arrived in Concord Fred A.
Fernald Of Boston. He is the commits
sioner before whom dispositions were
taken for use in the proceeding. he
brought with him these dispositions, all
sealed. They were placed in the vault
In the Office Of the clerk Of the superior
court here Some Of them will be read
TO the masters later in this proceed,
ing.
As soon as the three masters took
their places on the bench Senator Chan
der began his address he said:
"On March I last, when this suit was
first brought, George W. Glover, Mrs.
Eddy's son, was a poor man living IN a
far.oT state. Or. f. J, Foster Eddy,
Mrs. Eddy's adopted son, had for some
reason or another been sent away from
Pleasant View. Affairs at Pleasant View
and the life lived there were wrapped
in mystery.
When the closest relatives Of Mrs.
Eddy sought to pierce this veil Of Sc
erecy, they were assailed with charges
Of bad faith. We challenge an investi-
cation into our good faith IN this trans
action.
we do not deny that during the pre-
liminary investigations we received as
sistancc from friendly outsiders. But
with the actual beginning of the suit
this aid was withdrawn. The suit Is
now conducted solely by the next friends
Of Mrs. Eddy, and these next friends
are the closest relatives she has on
earth"
III closing his argument Senator Chan
dler said
we contend that Mrs. Eddy is not
capable Of handling her affairs properly,
and two vi the facts that we rely upon
to help establish our contention are that
on March 6 she made a trust deed, Civ
ing her property into the hands Of three
trustees, and that she has evaded the
payment Of her just taxes to the city Of
Concord.
We find in each Of these facts proof
that she Is mentally incapable Of proper
~ managing her affairs"
Senator Chandler said that he would
introduce testimony today in support Of
his contentious.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
TO KEEP BABY WELL
Follow Advice As TO Food Given BY
Experts on Baby Care.

When the baby does not thrive on ma
teFnal milk, OF where it is necessary to
substitute artificial food for the mothers
milk, the physician should always be
consulted.
Modified milk is recommended by ex-
perts on the feeding Of babies, and the
simplest and most reliable and inexpen-
sire way of modifying milk IL with the
use Of Jnstfood.
IT requires no cooking, makes fresh
milk perfectly digestible, and contains
the required bone and tooth-forming ma
teTial.
Ordinary milk should not be used for
baby, while feeding with condensed
milk often results in serious disorders,
requiring the use Of line water or some
other chemical to secure the retention
of the food
a baby living upon Jllstfood always
holds it down, as Il is physically the
same as mothers milk Use Of this food
regulates the bowels perfectly, obviating
the need Of medicine.
AT ali druggists Sample package sent
free. Justfood Co., go n, franklin street,
Syracuse, N. u.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
ELIHu ROOT, SECRETARY OF STATE
A Ready Answer.


when George Francis Train was Civ.
ing evidence before the metropolitan
board OF aldermen of London in favor
Of bis scheme for laying tramway up
Ludgate hill, noble lord among his
interlocutors suddenly lxed the old
pioneer with his monocle and said:
May I--ah--ask question:, Mr.--ah
--TralnT'
'sThat is what am here for. my
lord" he replied.
"You know, OF course, how very mar
row Is Ludgate hill Suppose that
when 90 down TO the Mansion House
in my carriage one Of my horses should
slip on your rails and break his
leg, would you pay for the horseg'
The reply came like a flash. MY
lord. II you could convince me that
your horse would not have fallen IL the
rails had not been there certainly
should uay."-Harper's Weekly. ;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
Crop Notes.

India annually produces a rice crop
OF greater value than the American
cotton crop
1t is estimated that 100000 bush.
els Of wheat will be available for ex-
port from the northwest provinces Of
Canada at the close OF this years har-
vest.
The clip of wool ON the Nevada
ranges this season Is the greatest that
the state has ever known. More than
100000 pounds have been clipped and
shipped. and very good price has been
received for ali OF Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
pnrneIrs Apoloay.

Mr.. Parnell. on April 1G, 1873, char
acterlzed i statement made by Henry
James MS "a legal bubble" worthy OF
the honorable and learned member
from whom It proceeded.
Il must inform the honorable mem.
ber.n said the speaker, that IN ex.
preston OF that kind ls unwarrantable
and must be withdrawn"
Mr.. Parnell apologIzed for having
used the expression. II will say" he
added, that the statement was more
worthy OF the ingenuity Of petty sesr
sIons attorney than Of lawyer OF the
ability OF the houorable and learned
gentleman"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
Total Of SlS2,375.32 Avail
able in 1907
FOR PERMANENT WORK
Windsor County Leads in Amount BY
County, Washington County Devotes
sI6,26l .25--The Tabulation
by Counties.

Montpelier, Aug l4.state Highway
Commissioner Gates has prepared sta.
tistics showing the amount Of money
available for permanent road work in
Vermont fol the year 1901. IL includes
the amount derived from the regular 5
per cent. state tax and the amount de-
rived under the new law Of 1906, by
which the state pays half and the town
half Of the cost. The amounts by coun-
ties are ali follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
VAGARlEs or FASHION.
Empire Effects on the Wane--Jarnss.
town datpin--Lsrger Sleeves.

Empire Effects on the Wane--Janss-
town Hatpin--Lsr9er Sleeves.
Though empire effects, both classic
and modified, are still seen, there Is
q decided tendency to lower the waist
line, and 1T II a question Of only a few
months when 1t VITA resume Its nor
NAL place.
Among the most original and unique
ideas IN hatpins are those especially
designed to commemorate the James
town exposition. 4 Jagged, irregular
pearl in the shape OF cotton ban ii
set tn old fashioned guinea gold. The
setting forms the capsule Or the cot
ton plant while the pearl represents
the bon with its loose flhers
The fashionable kimono, sleeve has
been far reaching IN its effect. In CON
sequence Of its popularity, the modern
coat must be either eut with enor-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14


nous sleeves or with no sleeves at ALL
Il IS therefore necessary to enlarge IN
the motor aud utility coats the sleeves
to the proportions Of the leg Of NUT.
ton. This new discovery win not I'M
prove feminine charms AS Il is the
short woman Is in danger Of being hid
den beneath her "eart wheel" hat. her
giant feather stole or her chiffon scarf
wound round her neck and measuring
more inches than its wearcr. II she
must now be decked in the modern
coat she win disappear altogether,
Nut brown marquisette with a pretty
border Is the material used FOR this
attractive costume, The wrap is very
natty and does not add any appre,
ciable warmth, but gives an afr Of DIS.
tinctlon TO the costume, Brown vel
vet ribbon Is the trimming used.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14

Sunday. as the word implies, is sun
Gay-the day Of the sun. Men wor-
,hipcd tho sun for long time be-
fore they began to worship God, and
Sunday was the day on which the
rouco Of light and heat received their
rdoration. On this day Chrlsts resur.
fectlon is supposed to have taken
place; hence the Sunday became the
worship day Of the Christians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
SCORES EDDY
DEFENCE
Chandler Opens the Masters
Hearing
SUIT is In GOOD FAITH
He Declares, While Great Part Of Suits
Object Has Been Attained
Estate Of Million I'm
earthed. All
SUIT IS IN GOOD FAITH

Concord, n. H., Aug IA Basing bis
request upon the allegation that Mrs
Eddy has evaded her Just taxes and upon
the other allegation that evidence Of lei
unsound mind il To BE found in the trust
deed in which she gave the control of
her fortune to three trustees, former
United States Senator William Z. Chan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
REPORT ROOT HAS RESIGNED
Persistent RumOr in New York to That
Effect.

New York, Aug. lt-~A persistent ru-
NOR that Secretary Of State Root and
Assistant Secretary Of State Robert Ba.
con have both resigned became current
yesterday afternoon after they had
called al the Offices OF J r Morgan \
Co Monday they were at Oyster Bay
in conference with the president.
II was said in well-informed circles
yesterday that their sponsors in the
financial world had become SO distressed
over the anti-corporation methods of the
Roosevelt administration that they have
demanded that Root and Bacon leave
the service Of the government.
Bacon was q member Of the firm Of
]. Pierpont Morgan 8 Co when he en-
tered the department of state, and See.
rotary Roots corp ration affiliations are
well known Cont nation Of the rumor
of the designations could not be obtained
yesterday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
Mnnlox Hill Observatory.

One Of the oldest observntories in
Maine Is situated on Munjoy bill, in
Portland. 1t was erected in the spring
Of 1907 and served In the prlyateer
days Of 1912 to announce to the towns
people the sniIngs and winnings Of
Portland's ships.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14

To an electrical engineer remarks
Popular Mechanics, the beauty OF MI
agaIa falls IS somewhat dimmed as
be reflects that the 8,J0oOOo horse
power is worth more than 100000
900 a year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
Chile.

Chile, which has the reputation OF
being the most progressive of tho
Spanish speaking countries. has over
1900 miles OF railroad and 1900 miles
Of telegranh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
The Cookbook.

Tomatoes to be served raw should
be peeled and set on the ice at least
IN hour before using.
In cooking sweet apples for pies
they should be mixed with ralslns or
the pie will he almost tasteless
The scrapings Of a jam pot about
one tablespoonful II heated will, With
the addition Of two teaspoonfuls OF bot
water and the same OF lemon Juice.
make excellent sauce for boiled pud.
ding.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
cIoud FormatIono.

The cloud formation known as
"Mars tails and "mackerel sky" are
Invariably three miles high. The high.
est clouds are ten miles high, and
these are composed Of minute parti
rles or ice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
The Llon's Jaws.

The lion has an enormous jaw pow
er. An African traveller once pushed
the butt end of his gun into n lions
mouth. and the pressu.e OF the jaws
cracked 1t as though It had been struck
by steam hammer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
cnnatnntinnnIn Woman.

Out Of the enormous number Of wo.
men in ConstantInople not more than
5000 can read or write.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14

Magistrate Cdlscharging prisonerl--
Now, then, | would advise you TO keep
away from bad company. Prisoner
feellngly) Thank. you, sir. You won't
see me here again.-London Tit'Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14
a costlv sridao.

A bridge between England and
France would, 1t is estimated, cost
f84,000,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14

Host-why did you write all our
guests that this IS TO be very IN
formal affair2 Hostess--so Ia be
sure TO be the best dressed woman
here Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-14

A Disappointed Orator.
"Alackaday" they heard him say.
Il fenr my fame IL ended.
made "A speech the other day,
And no one got offended
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
PUBLICATION NOTICE,
First nnhlished Ianuarv =. 1qo7.

First published January D. 1907.
State Of Kansas to Henry Scauitz and-----
Schultz, his wife, whose Christian name IS ul.
Known to plaintiffs, or if they either Of them be
decreased iben. To- the unknown heirs and devisees
Ind the unknown executors. administrators and
-rustees of such deceased defendant or defendants
TGespecf fuiy e reetiriss; 30 ~
81 YesiS and es.esloEytn wflistake notice that you
hha ve5ta.en sEtd m The DisfFlct Gellrt oil Meade
tEouflty, BY George heis.Jr. and acob
"a Eitfn plaintiffs and unless you4ns wer the petit
tiort!ei III said suit meg beiorezthe It'll day OF
NaFShlSJTS5L IS l5pe t1ken asstrHe and Judgment
en- fers5f AGAINST you sthe SAID Henry Schultz and
F-@AScfuItz,, a. though you be living as
Well as gsin't your unknown heirs and deyisces
and upknowa-, executors, administrators and
sfustecs respectively as thou -syolr be Diseased
54et giant conf ming iiiainti;fss tItle,fto and
excluding you anu each ID you iose1 any. estate,
Little interest in the following described rear
4tst tie situated in. A1eaAie. County. Kansas; d
Lots Three 81 and -Four RI and the South Il ali
II the Northwest Oudtter IN Section THott2
Township ThIruY.lou-. ga South Of Range
az West 1.-The 9th z. NJ.
AHa ad udcrlIg pail..iifs to be the owner OF
said TRACE land aud cInceIiing OF record vi any
lnd ali i'll crest therein caImed by you. Done by
order of court. --- ---'-- .i''- E5--'~
Witess. my hand and the seat.vf said Court
this 18th dag, of .December loo i e.
:. SEAL :-t,. = Clerk Of District Court, Meade
49, . Cr';ni Kansas
+. C. Price, Attorney for plaintiffs. ,-,4,.-
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
Cotton Seed Cake

Cotton Seed Screened Cracked
Cake and caddo Cold Pressed Cot
ton Seed Cake. For the =Best Cake
and prompt shipments write US for
quotations delivered at your station.
Stock Yards Cotton & Linseed Meal
CO., Room a45 Live Stock Elk
change Bldg, Kansas City Mo. sses.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
FOX Notice.
First publicatmt, Jan.si. 1901

IN the Districe Court,I Meade County Kansas.
crank s. Sullivan, Piaintitf, r"e -
vs.. I..slz5zi
Becker. IL Becker, his wife. Eaei,is W. Stafford
49, S;4itoFd, hi.;-ssi-e- A e. TuTpln, furan
lis wilo. Rosalic Stor St,rS her husband il
; wing. sln 1t DEAD lneIt the Unknown heirs, de
yfsee execu tors, l minis TRAITORS afid trustees d
the aS1ve IiarneVi, Befefdants
i III. above nstued desendtntS viii take notice
hat they have been r,.ti nss Jne 2 Dove 1iliiiea
ilosi1t by Frank ) sullivan. plirtiff; that sait
plaintiff js mis- petition ia saIaSeurt On tile
1ay.of January t9Js, and tElles Sasy answer sait
,s{ition ts;ors tbs IN day 81 Maftl 1871, 1t vii
he taken as true and judgpIenr rasld cred .accprd
aGsiy, quictIng and c.nlirsei;ig ain titfs title
md blTriif+ iiid excluding said OF nt
rom all right. titles estate, interest," or lien III
o. or upon, Lots and in Block - OF the Isl
addition to Ci:y.of sfeade, Kansas. s
= Judgment viii lie rendered is above against tbs
leieIdnnts herein naEled Is tfsilgh they be Inv
I ag, and in the alternative against their unknown
eirs ail deyiSes. eyecutoieS Id rniIistr anC
Srustersas though they be deceased. and aturthel
jldcT1el .NfiF be rendered foreqlrirable relief.
Seal $50 .rs
Attest: John Elliott. Clerk. b..
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
.SHERIF'S SALE. i,
First publication Jan. ii. 1907.

First publication Jan. II. 1907 90
Byrirtue of and Order of Sale, issued out ef the
District Court of Meade County. Kansas, wherein
Summer w. Pierce. Plaintiff, and James II.
Henry and his wife Cynthia A. Henry, John
ToNfIier and his wife, =--Towner. whose first
name is 10 the Plaintiff unknown, Defendants. l
wifi on T thursday, the 18th day of February 1897
OF Court House in City of Meade County OF Meade
State OF Kansas. offer for sale at pubic auction
and sell to the highest bidder ter-cash. in hand,
the right. ttie.sa nd interest of the above de-
fendants in; and 20 the following described real
property, situate in the County of Meade and
State of Kansas, tn-H:it: 7---.--
The Northwest Quarter L4l Of Section Twenty
two ~ in Township Thirty $50: South of Range
Twenty nine 20 West of the SixthiSsl Principa
Meridian. ~ i-5-,..
Said property is levied upon as the property o
the abnve named defendants and wnibe sold with
on aiseraen tte satisfy the plaintiffs Claim
of s4S2S52 herein and costs.tDd accrng costs, &C
cor ding To said order Of sale. il - q
.y IN. 5.z-f5aF.' s. PRICE, ,-- %.
IT. Sheriff Of AIeads Eourly, Kansas
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14


Two-story hotel of IS rooms and
a acres of ground well improved,
good frame barn, for 6 horses and
other outbuildings, good well, cave.
etc. Only hotel in town of 525 in
good county in eastern Kansas,
Good 7-room residence property
in lola, Kansas, renting from SIP to
81 s per month. Valued at $500.
We.offer the above in exchange
for Meade county land. Call OF
write at once, -lL -.s
THE FARMERS LAND CO. z:
E=s a Meade, Kansas,