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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

diators were e aingiina
be.i
low 10 North Dakota one does alot'
feel the cold aa much asS III the:
damp climates along the lakes as
20 Shove, d difference of ss,,4
grees, ortlk DISK tas ~ ars u
it,ets prepared ffo 81 cold weaths,rrll
thanh arner cliilnate s.S VIE HAYS
storm windo Ws, storm doors and
warmly built houses 10 that tbere.
isnot much cutter III whom one sis
prepared for q; severe climate Il
81 We have had some B, very 4 mild
winters "a Da kota rher,i||
people we're reported freezing I'd
death a. the eastern ssitaas III
fact papers reported several eases
|of death From frse ing IS Is Buaalo;
New York while we doSnet sknoWI
81. s single ease in North Dakota;
though we have read Of q few iisos
lated cases from q relessnaa vet
these reports, abbsave not been veris:
fed. I. 4 IT, s E: - n: h,
Sometimes 8 farmer after filing
up on ''booze" will start out late
for home and become aost and
wander about until frozen. d
heard of one case, where d man;
started out IN a storm for home
and after being out four hours on
the prairie he came across IS va
Gated shack where he staid over
night with his team. The shack
having a straw top he could not
build 9 Ere, however he lived thru
|itall !; III ::= =
One winter khere. ~ were saral
on the street ON ON NeA Years say
With atrawS hats aud linen daatess
on and The boys 7 played bass bail
bsrehauded and in shirt sleeves.
Th ere was not much ~,snoW tAat
winter: i =; '> !. s !, !:
i, We. have .conside rable snowgn
the ground but the warm days the
last ten days has ca,used II toais.
appear rapidly with no standing
water az yea:. The snow has5nslt-
ed away from the south side ofspnr
house, and. the lawn il bright and
ereeR as IN april. Dande lioas
and pansies were Ia bloon aass
|Novsmlber 90 thatswes are / 90
badly oHf al a. many eastern 1,eople,
would have sus. We have Ebs
lmpst delightful snmun,srs hsra a1l
aginable::s Night are ulasuall eoas5I
enough: 90 that one enjjo y u l peaee.s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
New SpriI 4 ||lIIit| { /

zine worsted grey suitings Panama sullings coming
such shades as ehampagn grey, Golden brown.
4 black and nayy, and over check suit;Ie II
light pastel shades, black and White
checks, broken che airline stripes Eta New
black shirt waist soft Voles, makes cIil
ton Weavss hshnet veaVes Prices arg CONSISTENTLY
. low Goods have to be seen to Be apprseiated
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
New Spring Dress Goods

Yes spring goods althoug spring existsas vet only
I'm ehe fashion books and the leading dress
kerr. have. opened up q cases ofS new
spring dress goods;y will keenly INTERESTED We
know, and we will be GIFTED 70 Shows YOU every
thing and discuss spring Tendencies. #ass
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

Earm Loans negotiated through the Union Central Life
Insurance Co., Of Cincinnati Ohio Partial nay
s.s:sz ,s:: ments permitted at any time :. .$& -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
ICED ON 90 rs.
! TRIMMINGS ]
Is 81

Brads more than ilk rab brads
en- acme 81 be releate
Scroll Tinae Braids Our srst
consignment received. I'd sees is to buy ss5s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
INT ER-OCEAN


:
eahecrintxoa prios. also year; 81 If paid in
Advertised Rates-qa per inch DER 1aorth 10
@ants Rsf Mzs for roe&ing notices Arat insertion,
5 esasu psE Mns each subsequent Insertion,
ceaksaSts. .-3Ss:;3zs IAN 4. 3. Fl Il
AEL BTLT9 GoLLHCYHnHDMTRtY.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

Dated Feb: q, A. Q. 1so7,9
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

His Mary DAVIS VAC came 70 yisie
her brother the late ST. &. Davis
during Il iitpeaa. has ~~fnrned -
dawson
Hrs Alice z Cmy arrived h the
city Yesterday from @cw London,
Conn, and will spend seae time 1T
the oglethorpe.
Miss Eva Cate yin arrive Ertiav
from Wosleyan % esnl TIC ioltdags
at home. she wiz be accompanied
by MISS C-ofts very attractive
goung lady VINO viii be her GUEST.
Among TIE bellies and beaux Of the
future whose Photographic were re-
produced in sunday'a Atlanta Journal
Is lttla Francis Anderson Baker. the
year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam W
BAKER Of nranswick The little boy
is very PRETTY ard in his cunning
oysrhalls ana euspenders looked
quite man IN the PHOTOGRAPH.
The Christmas sale Of Circle sev n
Of The First Methodist church VIII
begin thia morning at 9 o'clock at
NilIers store. Everyone Is invited
to attend ard many lovely articles
suitable for Christmas gifts viii be
shown. Pot plants, dressed dolls.
plain and fancy aprons, and many
pretty handk rchiefs etc will be on
sale
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

RUG SALE TO-DAY LeAvY & CO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
.Gxv9 gr@
Society News


sssv Mabel Rob.r.on isn vastar.
T.. Tor Darien.
Mis irene zVoaa bas ,eturaaa fran.
sit n ssysnrah
aay M s esorreet .c8f
VI euaHe importing
1fiend
IA m ece,.it, ~ seloo,,.
s,s son II taesr bor,. IS 90
os.04ar e.roar
be S vsi, moot tsis after
no. 81 1 o.eraee s. ~ b<,,.gs i NJ,
se6n NORGE,
I3r and Mrs James v. Freeman ar
Fixed In Jacksonville Sunday from
sheir wedding tim.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

HAVE YOU ENTERED YOUR SUIT
FOR FALL--SEE WoODBAiLEY
THEIRS ARE BEST
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the law
firm Of Sparks d Zelmer is kIis day
dissolved By mutual consent The
members OF said firm viii continue
the practice OF law in the same suite
Of rooms. but with different Offices.
and glad @ see their former clients.
a. N. zeilner.
J. .. Sparks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

Mrs Kate Thompson and Miss
Nary Strong Of Adanta, VIII arriye
sunday 70 visit their sister MIS- J.
r. Bailey.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

4 QUIET BITE
In 1congenlal company sod aEUetigiaG
surroundings is the fdeel theaSat for
LUNCHEON or DINNER
You arrange tor the company"
and We viii attend 70 tina balance.
Service is perfect ana cuisine IN
surpassed0 a spread et this res
tauraat l~aves a bl1gat epet In the
mellory that seens 60 reia.nd YOU
to come again. For good eating
dine here.
THE mETRoPoL.T An
RESTAURANT
Telephone sal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
MoTIcE.

Mne. Hall hair culturist and Eian-
tourist IS il the city for short time.
Those desiring massa-ge. etc. can
find her at 52L North Albany street
&. 1T phone 1882
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

HOLIDAY LioUoas ~ PETER.
SONS BAR.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

ArbuCk1es is q tremendous
organization that results in
economy, and gives ooffeo
drinkers in The United States
the cheapest good coffee in the
world.
We have or owe offices in
Brazil, charter Our own vessels
that bring the coffee TO oJr
own docks in Brooklyn, own
on own stores where the green
coffee natures and improves.
Arbuckles' Arios2 cofeee
is not touched By human hands
it is aaned, sorted, roasted,
packaged and weighed by IT,
genious machinery, mostly
constructed by our ownmachin
lists in our own shops.
The package IS for your protection,
that you may be positive that you re-
ceiye the genuine Arbuckles' Ar;osa
Coffee every time--no matter where
you buy it or what price you pay. we
will tell you where you can buy
Arbuckles' Ariosa Coffee if you have
trouble in finding if.
ARBUcKLn BROS New FORK CITY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
THE IMMIGRATION EBB.

AS many as 10000 Storage passengers
are said to have taken ship from Ameri-
can ports to Europe during single
week just passed, which means Of course
that many OF our newest comers are
leaving the country. Part Of them In
the northern part Of the country have
been led to seek more pleasing tempera-
lures In their native land for the winter
months. Others are driven back Just at
this time by che poor outlook for work
during the coming months. Still more
and comparatively few number have
made their piles, that is, piles as meas.
ured by the standard Of their home,
and are now going back to enjoy life,
While fourth class are merely tempo
rary birds 81 flight with a longing to
see the old land, and taking the most
suspicious time, when business is rather
slack.
When the spring months open up again
I'VE shail see most Of them back again,
particularly IL the business outlook
1brightens, a. II undoubtedly will. They
viii serve to swell the incoming steamer
lists and lead ia To believe that the I'M
nux of aliens IA greater than ever, for
there are great many among them who
arc not citizens aud win therefore be
lassed az immigrants. The fact il, that
considerable proportion Of these i'm.
migrants are only those who are coming
Hs,k 10 the United States after a tenn.
Fary sojourn in foreign lands. There
eeaseless tide Of humanity to and
between the old and the new world,
n as, now the United States is feel
ihs chb,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
RANDOLPH.


Mis- Mary washbam q Bethel wan
IN town "a Wednesday.
Nr. and Alfs Lyman Xix are IN
Rochester the guests 81 III. hiH's ala
tef, hfs. Harvey.
Mrs. T. h. Draper vas in barre this
seek % Walt BET daughter, MfM Walker,
and attend . business.
Mr.. Gertrude FArnsMorth has return.
"a and Is agala Al the home q Charles
tsgsen % Randolph avenue.
Whooping cough 4 prevalent Among
the victims are Robert Cay and Alice
Lamb and some u tho plAcea are quaraa'
tined.
Mrs J. +. LAmaon haa returned from
Portland, Ne. where she has been for
The last Two weeks with Mira Minnie
Smith De nhom.
The young child 81 Mr.. and Mra
Harry Tusman has been seriously III
With bronchitis and Group, but at pres.
snt 1 improving.
The ladies Il the Womnn'a Literary
eIilb are . mold an Enellah luncheon on
Saturday. November 10th, Al O'clock
IN the afternoon.
Harry Lyman has returned from Man
chester. - II. whefe be has been during
eli II lass summer and j. nos AZ the
homo Of Mf. aud Mrs. Ernest Hatch.
The social and supper given By the
". L. g and 6. A. X and their friends
VIVA anoeess. Quite a number wefe IN
attendance, ell u whom report = pleas.
ant time. The proceeds were something
over 500.
Nils Julia Slack, Who has been IN che
high school here goes shortly 20 the
home II = sister Ii the state of New York
and later vii enter the business college
st Albany where she vii perfect herself
In sif1rt hand.
The Rebeiahs have arranged 10 give
. series Of whis. parties the coming sea-
sen, the arst Of which occurs on Thur.
day evening Fl their rooms. They also
voted % hold social AZ The home Of
MFe. George Hutchinson on Sonta Main
street next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prince are about
moving 70 the house Of Mra. Knowlton
on School street. Mrs. a. A. Smith har.
ing decided to live with Der daughters
for the present Mrs /. r. Thayrf has
been assisting her for two week. In the
packing u her goods ready for storage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
[seail
CABOT.

Guy Badger Of Williamstown Is visit
ing at Carl Barrett's.
Mrs. D. q. Rogers Is In Morrisville
visiting her sister, Mrs. Worthen.
Clyde Lance was in 81. Johnsbury
Monday and Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Bates Of Montpelier Is here visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. b. Lance.
I. A. Farnham died Mt the home Of
his mother In New Hampshire, this
week.
M. d. Wells returned from st. al.
bans Tuesday, where he has been on
business.
NJ. d. Wells was in Montpelier Tues.
day to attend the May and Lamberton
law case.
Don't forget the entertainment In the
town hall Friday evening given by the
grammar school.
Mrs. s. ]. Wiswell, Mrs. M. ID. Wells
and Miss Ester Wells were In Barre
Monday visiting friends,
4 new engine has been placed In the
creamery to take the place of the one
which was getting badly worn.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Dudley fitzgerald Of West Bar
net to Iulu Houghton Of Cabot.
N. Billedeau has purchased the Bur.
nap bakery block at Hardwick and will
90 there soon To conduct the same.
The chicken pie supper held at the
Congregational church yestry Thursday
night was d grand success. II was fol-
lowed hy 4 literary program which was
appropriate for the occasion.
The school entertainment which will
be given AZ the town hall Friday night
bids fair Ia be the best ever given here.
Much work Is being put into II and there
will be violin solos and 30 minute
farce. Jock O. lantern brigade with
good songs and many things which will.
prove IL to be a success.
Mrs. George Harvey was called from
to burlington Wednesday,
whore her SON IN law had an operation
she was called from there 70
ffaniwick, where her brother, George
Ksmhall. was recently taken very III
with an attack Of pneumonia. she Is
now here with her daughter at their
stock farm for few days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14

Beneath the aoftly sweeping trees
/ love 70 dream about romance,
And cat the various kinds Of cheese
From France.
And while I'm there. my folks IN mobs
Come galloping across the lea.
To offer amply splendid jobs
To me.
Clerk In a famous downtown bank.
Cashier IN Broad strect-same in Wall
Scribe, editorI merely thank
Them all
And then In anger most profound,
In ire that really j. the goods,
They gallop round and round and round
The woods.
They quite forget reserve and tact.
They wave their arms like wea Their.
yanes,
And yet, IN spite Of all, the fact
Remains
Beneath the softly swaying trees
| love TO dream about romance,
And eat the various kinds Of cheese
From France.
Thomas X. ybana, in The Circle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
ACCIDENT IN ELEVATOR.
Israel Lassot Of Rutland Hurt Quite
Badly Yesterday.

Rutland Nov l4.~-Israel T.assor of
Baxter street was seriously injured yes.
tefday afternoon while performing his
duties as elevator conductor az the Mead
building on Merchants row. One leg was
crushed between the elevator floor and
Ia door frame, and his head WIS badly
bruised.
Mir. Iassor hns only ono arm and To
this fact Ii part are probably due his
injuries, liz had admitted lady to tho
elevator from from the ground floor and
was standing with one foot on the ple.
vator floor and the other on the floor
Of the building, when III some nysteri.
ous manner the car started upward, Mr.
Lassof immediately tried to get into the
moving ear, but was handicapped because
of the fact that ia has only one arm.
and he fell backward In half reolin
ing poAition, bis body was drawn upward
and one leg caught between the elevator
Door and the top Of door frame. The
elevator was thrown Oft It's shaft about
four inches and kept on its upward
course until The top Of the building was
reached, where il became set and could
not be lowered.
As The elevator left it's shaft. MIR. Las
sor was released and fell through thu
elevator well TO the cellar door. about
- feet below This caused the injury
to his head. lie was taken TO the Rut
land City hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
A BIRD.PRorKcrrHc rown.
Where TAs Boys Form . League "a
Make II So.

When tie average boy nsta hind
hla frat thought IL 10 look for a stone
% throw a il. II 4 ono u the boy Ia.
elinatioua which needs correcting, and 4
y not dlnlenlt 70 correct ~ Il Is an
easy matter ioF partnia and trends 70
interest the boys N tamlng studying
the birds instead ~ perhecnting them.
Our village han 600 people. the homes
mostly have ample grounds, and they
are shaded by thousands 81 trees. There
are birds BY the Thousands, and tho town
also ewarma vita boyA | have never
been one o. those BOYS throw a stone
A . bird, and Il q probable that II =
stone were thrown the boy would be
feppfed BY almost onyons Who Jaw Il
done. Some years ago We bad some lec.
lures from "brown, the bird and bee
man" ilis lectures are along The lines
Of bird protection. and Ne organizes toe
boys into a society for the protection
81 them. Each boy slma 4 pledge not
10 modest birds OF their eggs, and re-
ecivcs a "bird button 70 pin on bis
coat. Tho pledge and the buttons are
PLACED In the hands Of some eltirfn
VINO l. popular With The boys, and 4 IL
not long before each boy hae . button
on biz coat and IA proud Of Il. OF eoufse
the buttons are soon Loaf, for a boy
cannot keep anything long, bit the In.
preston made on his mind u not lost
and be takes an interest In birds and
their protection that takes toe plaoe q
TIE stone.throwing Inclination with
which he seems b have been barn.
Birds are quick 10 learn who are
friends and who are enemies, and they
swarm BY hundreds on our lawns and
most Of them may b. approached 20
within ten feet before thcy take wing.
have stood within four fert Of the
ysllowhammcrs (called high holder,
llekers and eplden.winvrd woodpeckefa
IN different locaiitissl. and watched the
old ones dig for ants, while from two 70
four young ones waitoi Tor their feed.
The old onee having found nest q
ants, bore into Il. and the anti swarm
ont and are picked up 70 rapidly that
the eve cannot follow the motions. When
a bin fun has been collected. the old bird
turna 10 one Of the young ones. who
opens Il Mll 70 the fullest extent, the
GA one thruste her bin down the throat
u the young one. which then closes
his blll and holds on while the old one
shakes the ants into re throat Tho
shAking "a very rapid. and while v i
going on one Of the birds makes a chirp.
ing noise, which a probably an expires
sion 81 satisfaction as Ne feels the ants
tickling his throat. which they doubtless
do. ~ Il Is literally a case Of "eat EN-
alive" II = a very comical perform.
ance.-Forcst and Stream.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14

The efforts Of the Mortified News
10 inject a spirit Of courage into lie
Immediate community Is pleasing BIT
Of optimism which should bear fruit.
The News summarizes the situation In
Mortified as foliowss
"whila business IN Korthneid, Ia com.
mon with most towns and cities In Yer.
mont and in the East, Is quiet Just nos,
there II no reason TO expect an especial.
~ dun winter. The granite business Is
usually slack between this time and
until after holidays The new knitting
factory, which, however. the town did
not have year ago, Il running full
lime and constantly Increasing its help.
The slate output has been larger this
year than at any previous period IN
recent years, with an increasing demand.
The farmers are obtaining good prices
for producta and the demand Is equal to
the supply"
There's reason enough for The down.
hearted TO DO lifted up and the esrpers to
crawl into their holes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
JINGLEs AND JEsTs


Msvagissey.
Yeu'm from I.annon. afe 'ea. yew,
Iusptsln' d0Wn along o. VET
"a eau shaw 'ee thing BE- two
paaft AZ liver yeW may bef
Lunnon folks dow heef an fusa,
stare Al ~ qulE 'eo-
Fashions niyHer trouble VA
Down 10 Meyngisasy.
"a he only lsher chaps.
Proper Cafnlsh. livery wan.
Doant laake stock - sich.llke traps
Makes 20 look Too spicky ApAns
Glad 20 zee 20 though, sure 'nungh--
CT the cioam down, iAuy-
"a can give 'ee best q stun
Down 20 MeyAeiassy.
Dlsn o tay-now do 'ee stop.
baln't many knana our wayf
Taste o. cream. yew, just q drop
Fore us traapescs down the hays
IlaFk % waves on thieky coast
Fair 81 makes 'es dizzy.
u can fesh, though, well a. moast
Down 70 Mevagissey.
Tee main dnlsome now an them
La, fay, when the winters long;
still, Il make the hrats gcrt men,
Cfaws 'cn big an brave en- strong.
50 ycw'm gwalne. then, vita yer yolki
Aw. yew b. main busy
When ycw'm mp 10 Lunnon smoke
Think o Mcyagisseyi
Spectator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14

Gov. Proctor Calls Upon People Of State
to Observe Day.

TO Observe Day.
The early settlers Of New England,
after The harvest had been gathered.
we're moved 70 appoint day on which
70 come together and give united thanks
TO God for biz protecting care and be-
nelcent providence.
Each succeeding generation has deem.
Cd Il wise and good 10 follow the reycr-
ent example Of these noble colonists.
Heartily endorsing this cnstom and
firmly believing in the religious intent
OF this Observance, name Thursday, the
twenty.eiRhth day Of November current,
day Of remembrance and thanksgiving
for the people Of this state. Let not
the day be given over wholly 10 amusc.
ments and social pleasures, but let "a be
mindful OF the lofty purpose Of its insii.
tuition. BY public worship and private
devotions let US on this day express our
especial recognition OF our dependence
upon God, and our sincere gratitude for
his Divine favor.
For the opportunity 20 labor and the
products OF field. mill, and shop; Tor the
love Of education, and the diffusion OF
learning; for the growing respect for
law, and demand for its faithful admin.
istration; and for that strong. seniitve
religious spirit which keeps us in pursuit
Of the ideals Of the fathers, begcts
lively hope In mems hearts, and illu-
mines and gives faith for the future
let our thanksgiving be made.
But let rs prove our gratitude and
make II real before all men By uniting
with our rejoicing spirit Of meehness
and live and active sympathy for them
that be in want or misfortune.
In these and other fitting ways let NJ
commend to others, establish iirmer IN
our own lives. and justify and commit
to our children our patriotism, rever.
ence, and high and noble purposes Of
manhood.
Given under my hand and
the seal Of the state this
twelfth day Of November, IN
the year Of our Lord one thou.
[seall sand nine hundred seven, and
Of The Independence Of the
United States the one hun
bred thirty.second.
Fletcher y. Proctor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
4 New verEion d Cock Robin.

A New Version Of Cock Robin.
Who killed prosperity
y" said voice from a White House
chair;
Down in tho canebrake, thought
twas boar
In my temerity, | killed Prosperity;
Malefactors, hewarei"
y" said Tom Ryan,
Without half tryin,
With Belmont and Vreeland to aid,
That Hughes was spelling my trade,
So OF verify | killed Prosperity,
Root being much in the shade,
Who saw. It diet
Root said. "Not 7;
But Cortelyou did,
Took of the lid
And got many praises thereby"
Who rcsurrects III
Shall Morgan and Gary
Find Roosevelt contrary
Nay says II. Root,
We've play the astute,
Never mind how much our words
vary"
There are good trusts and bad trusts,
IT'S the bad one that busts;
Wen saye Tennesseeian,
And raise the loud PAGAN
To the steel that withstands all gusts. =
~. p. Sanborn in the sprinfeld Repub.
lican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
THAT POLITICAL BUGABoo AGAIN

What moves The Messenger 20 It's sus.
picion OF politics lin Jamestown criti.
cisml Il, not that the exhibit or the
commission Il being criticized, but that
the criticism appears to be largely d.
rected toward Lieut.. Gov. George II.
Prouty and 20 single him out in news.
paper paragraphs as a kind Of scape.
goat TO bear The sins Of his brethren
81. Adams Messenger.
n The Times recalls the discussion
correctly, there was no mention of Lieu
tenant Governor Prouty's name in con
neciion with The criticism, nor hint of
bis connection with che commission, IN.
oil he az chairman Of the organization
responded 20 the criticisms Of those who
visited the Vermont building. Then he
came out man fashion and replied to the
critics and made friends by IL, no doubt
But naturally, the fact that he became
spokesman for the commission turned the
criticism toward him and he has been
mentioned quite frequently In connection
with the affair. But Just how anybody
can read politics into tho criticism, Is
not apparent. For It's part, The Times
can say that whatever criticism 1t has
made OF Vermont at jamestown has
been presented without the least intent
to hurt Lieutenant Governor prouty's
chances, politically or otherwise.