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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
The CALL OF
THE BLOOD
IN DEBILITY
DR.. Williams Pink Pills Win
Prevent Most Cases and Have
Cured Even Those That
Stubb rnIy Resisted
Treatment.

There are few cases Of general debility
tlsat could not hare been prevented,
There is no hidden cause for it's presence
nor Is il sudden in it's attack. Any
yarwon who Ia worked, or subject
"a anv great worry ar excitement, OE
nndergoes some long continued strain
on tlle body, IS liable to become debili.
tafea unless thu blood is kept pnre and
rich. Eueh unusual conditions call for
more ncurishmant than the blood can
supply and paieness, headaches. poor
appetite. unrafreshinG sle~p, hackachAs,
loss Of spirits and q general tired 0ut
feeling, which follow. are simply a call
for Hood tonic and builder.
Mrs. Lena May Brooks. Of Prairie Hall
Macon county. IL, after several months
If suffering finally found the night tonic
i'll Tr. Williams Pink pills. She says:
For several months after the birth OF
my baby, 1 suffered terribly from q
general breakdown in health. / was in
bed for three months and after that was
able to be up only paTt of the time. ]
was sick all over, being pale, weak and
thin NV appetite WAS gene and uly
haaa aehed most or tie time. Often
times there seemed to be q rush CT blood
to my head and would faint away. I
was very nervous and was not strong
enough To do any work.
As the treatment ] was taking did
not help ne, I began to take Or. VII
Iiarns' Pink Pills. which q friend said
had helped her. After taking 3 few
boxes, / began to get well rapidly. 4
continued using them fcr time azsd am
now as wei sua strong as ever
Dr.. Williams Pink pills have cured
a1wIuin- after-efFecfs Of the grin and
feTers. Rheumatism. indigestion, and
dizziness, neuralgia, St.
E3sns' dance sna are Of tie greatest
value even IA partial paralysis and loco
motor atng5a-
DR.. williams Pink Pills are said by
ali druggists. or vii he sent. postpaid.
On receipt a price. 90 cents per box.
ssx boxes sa50. bv the Dr. Williams
Gedicine Company. Schenectady. =. 7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
BARNEY A
SUICIDE
President OF KnlckerbOcker
Trust Co
TOOK LIFE YESTERDAY
Deed Was Committed al the Noted ri.
ancisr's Hone-Hls Banking In.
stitutioa Closed It's Doors
Durisg the Recent Panic.

New York. Nov. is,-Charlss T. BAR
nty, president Of the Knickerbocks,
Trust company. which reeensly closed
it. doors, committed suicide At bis home
loi East sstA strcet, yesterday after.
noan.
Ar. Barney was president Of the
hriekerbccksr Trust company. which
siosed its doors q; the beginning Of the
recent financial crisis. The institution
WAS one Of tie largest trust companies
II the city and had liabilities estimated
- from Soo.oooOoo 10 s70.ooo.0oo. Mr..
Barney bad long been prominent ia the
financial life Of New York and was in.
ttrssted IA many various enterprises.
Ills wife Is sister Of the late vii.
Ian c Whitney.
Ar. Barney vas SO years old, : native
q Cleveland. o, and for many year.
had occupied : prominent place Is imam
cal and social circles in this city. Aside
from his connection with the knicker.
booker Trust company. be had been in.
terested in many other financial institu-
lions and business enterprises. He was
; member Of the New York stock ex-
change. He had made large invest nents
in New York real estate.
Mr. Barney vas educated al Williams
college, being member 81 The class 81
1870. and be Has 4 member # the VIII
Hams Alumni association and many 9TH
e societies and clubs, including the Met
ropolitau Museum Of Arts, the Metro
polftan. Century. Players. University,
City, New York Athletic and New York
Yacht clubs
Il became known within the last few
Aars that Mr.. Barney was ia a state OF
physical and mental collapse. At the
Offices Of the Knickerborker Trust com
pany il WAS known YESTERDAY morning
that lbs physical rendition was very
seri0us and some 81 those who had
known him intimately for years spoke
81 bis pf5iahse condition. Word to this
eEIert gained circulation among well
known fnaneiers in Wall street. WHO
weFe fnlly prepared for the announce
ment Of his tragir death
afr Barney committed suicide BY
shb0sing hiniself Ii fhe head. Natice If
III suicide wns felephoned from his resi-
aEkee To the cerunes Office shortly after
fFas p'clork SFhea tho eor0ners clerk
aslsed fir "details Df Joseph a. Bake
feplind HAT when Ia Tas called To AIr.
HarnHYs Aipuse shA banker was dead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
CHALLENGE FROM D. +. DAVIS.

D. r. Davis Is seeking the worst case
Of dyspepsia OF constipation II Barre
or vicinity 70 test DR.. Towards new
specific for the cure Of those diseases.
So confds.H IS be that this remark
able medicine viii elect lasting cure
in 3 short time. that he offers to refund
the money should it not be successful.
IN order 10 secure the quickest possible
introduction. Mr. Davis win sell q regu-
lar ffty-cent package Of this medicine
at half price, p cents.
This specific Of Dr.. Towards win cure
sick headache, dizzy feelings, eoustipa-
ton. dyspepsia and al forms Of malaria
and liver trouble. Ii does not simply
give relief for a time; it makes perma-
nent and complete cures
II viii regulate the bowels, tone I'D
the whole intestinal tract, give you an
appetite, make food taste good and d.
gest well, and increase yi9or.
There i no need nf suffering with con.
sfipatiOn, dyspepsia, or liver disease
when YOU can get sixty doses Of 8 seien-
4ifv medicine for their cure ike DR..
Towards specific for the small sum Of
- cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
NATIONAL GRANGE
DISCLAlMS MELLEN
Resolution Of Committee Does Not Sup.
port Criticism Of the
President.

Hartford, O., Nov. i5.-The National
Z Grange yesterday received resolutions
FROM committee disciaimine support
Of The statements hy President Charles
!. Mellsa 81 the New Haseu read. il
his address heforg the Grange befe We'd.
nsslay night Tie resolutions say 10
partf
Resolved that the msmbcfs q the
National Grange DO NOT visa the i'm
preston 10 70 abroad that the state.
uients made By all the speakers a. the
public reception last egcninr are : Dor.
tiun q the grange creed A railroad
president vas invited % speak. ana the
members eourteously listened 10 his pre-.
pared address with many innuen1oes
susceptible 81 various construetions
some ol which would place our order Be.
fore the world IN q false position.
The National Grange desires Is pub.
iely declare Il vas not responsible for
the statements or expressions IN said
address above referred 90.
Resolved. that ws wage no warfare
against railways O any other corpora
lions that conduct their business along
lines q fairness
The suggestion Of a uniform public
accounting law was aid before the Ma
tiouai Grange Of the Patrons Of Hus.
bandry At tie session yesterday and req
feTred 10 . committee. Similar actiou
Was taken on the resolution offered BY
State Master Aaron Jones 81 Indiana
concerning the address 81 President Mcl.
len Of the New Haven road Wednesday
night
State Master ?. 4. Derrick Of Ohio
offered the resolution that ali states
and the federal government shouid enact
q uniform public accounting law. requir-
ing that all public aeeounts h. kept 81
uniform system prescribed and audited
By state or federal authority. and that
al aeoounts Of every person. firm o. cor
poatipn, who are bsnefeiaries Of any
special privilege, in whatever form
granted. whether ~ state or federal gov
eminent. shall be required 70 Keep All
the books, accounts papers. or records |
IN the manner and form prescribed BIZ /
the state OF federal government. and |
that the books and papers be open for
inspection al al times
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
First Witnesses Called In
Effort 10 Convict
MRS. BRADLEY OF MURDER
Prisoner vislhiy Aaseisd-closes Her
Eyes While Prosecutor Tells q
Killing. But Does Not Ap.
preach Breakdown

washlngton. Nov. is.--The jury Il
the Bradley trial Il complete. Asslr
ant District Attorney Turner immediate
Is began tae presentation Of the cas-
Tor the government yesterday.
lie detailed the facts q tie tragedy
which resulted IN the death 81 fornei
United States senator Brown.
Mr.. Turner aid Il would be shown
that Mrs. Bradley mad aid that heI
act wa. deliberate. He sail IN eonelu.
sions ~ tie governments succeeds Ia
proving these thing and II you bellows
& was = deliberate murder i would b
your duty e return verdict Of guilty
a. indicated"
Mr.. Bradley was visibly affected e.
the recital preceded. SIC closed her
eyes, but ia not approach . break
down.
The frat witness vas David T. Mel
son the clerk who was on duty when
Mrs Bradley went 10 the hotel on Dee.
His testimony contained little IN
formation.
Josephine KidweI, chambermaid
AZ che hotel. told - hearing two shots
Upon entering Browns room she sza
Brown lying On tae foor and a woman
standing near hm.
T. J. Tally, manager Of the hotel. re-.
peated his Of told story az the killing
81 NJ. Brown. IT, saia that when nc
entered the room, Sire. Bradley stood
BIZ the side u the PROSTATE man.
-Who did this Be asked and Brown
replied. That woman there pointing
y Mrs. Bradley.
Is she yonr wife, asked Tally and
Brown replied 10 TOE rcgatire.
he had then directed Mrs. Bradley
70 leave the room Whercupoa she pro
tested and xas hsally allowed 70 re-
main.
In response % a question RON Mr..
Hoover Is % Mrs. BFadley's condition
81 the tine. Mr. Tally saiai
Her expression was thar II extreme
pity mixed with = slight tinge Of ven.
gsnee and she seemed in 3 dszed con
dition."
TIE court then took a recess for
luncheon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
POPE Is DEEPLY INTERESTED
IN MAL0NEY CASE
~Exressive Liberty Of Young People IN
America May Lead 70 Unpleasant
Results" He Declares

Rome. Nov. 1.-The excessive libtrt,
granted 70 young people IA America mas
lead 10 unpleasant resultss
This opinion Vas expressed BY Pops
Plus X IN conversation with Cardinal
yincsnro yanuuislii about the egse 81
Mrs. Helen Maloney Osborne, daashter
Of Martin Maloney Of Philadelphia.
because 81 the prominence 81 the Ma.
lo6eys at the Vatican court. there has
been much Interest in the details that
have been printed here II the "Trip e
Europe Miss Msloney took with Clark.
son and her previous marriage to o..
borne.
In bis anxiety TO learn the truth. he
summoned Cardinal NaHnutelli, whom be
knew 70 BE q close friend Of Mr.. Ma.
loncy.
The friendship q The pope for the
Maloney family ha. existed Tor several
years One proof Of that friendship was
given when the title Of pApal marquis
was conferred upon Martin Malouey
three years ago. The Mal0neys have
been frequent visitors II the Natiepn
Rarely a summer has passed In which
some member Of the family was not
received there
In al the years since Martin Maioney
htgau % gather wealth. the church has
been 3 recipient Of part II II. When
the Church ~ s. John u Iaieran. "a.
voritc q leo XIII. vas badly in need
d repairs b paid the balls, although be
disclaimed AL credit.
When France decided to Danish the
members Of certain religious orders and
the converts were closed hy law. an
American. through his agents, took title
10 the converts. The sisters are still
residents therein, but they do not know
whose bounty gives them shelter L
has been raportei many times that this
man Is Martin Maioney.
These and many other charities lei
the pope 10 ennoble Mr. Maloney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
MAINE POTATO CROP FAILS.
Loss to The GFowers viii Reach About
ss,oo0,oo

Augusta. Me-. Nov. i5.-Tne commits
sioner Of agriculture. after personal
investigation, announces that the potato
crop Of Maine Is 4 failure
The acreage THE year j. nfueh greater
than ia any previous year, but the uufa-
xorable weather conditions have pro-
duced blight rot and rust, 50 that the
yield il less than half of the average.
Thousands Of bushels Of potatoes remain
II the ground. partly because the con
aition Of the crop Eouid not warrant the
expense 81 harvesting and partly be
cause Of the scarcity Of help.
The monetary loss 70 the growers
viii approximate S. 5000 600. tie bulk
ri which falls On Aroostook county
farmers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
Labor Delegates 10 American
Federation Convention
ASK IMPROVED CONDITIONS
They Desire Pull American Citizenship
for Their People, an Eight-hour
Work Day, and Other
Reforms

Norfolk. Va, Nov. 1.-THE Ameri.
can FEDERATION 81 labor yesterday refer.
red 70 its committee on resolutions, for
early action and report resolutions BY
Porto Riean Delegates Iglsslas, Sanchez
and Beeof4i. providing for a committee,
with the Porto Ricans included thereog,
to BE- headed By President Gompers, who
shall within two weeks. following the
adjournment Of the present convention.
visit President hooseTelt, asking relief
for Porto Rico. The requests include
the following
That full American citizenship be
granted
For an eivht-hour work day and en-
forcement Of the American labor Habil-
ity act.
Radical adjustment e convict labor
IN public works
Preventing the Porto Rican police
from being used 70 break legitimate
Trades union strikes
The establishment Of q branch Of the
United States labor bureau IN Porto
Rico, and law preventing child labor
under Il years.
United States Labor Commissioner 7.
N. Powderly urged that the federation
cooperate with the government in the
solution 81 immigration problems. His
idea is to have agents on the Europeaa
side Of the Atlantic who viii board
American bound steamers and distribute
among tie immigrants data, printed IN
their own language concerning the re,
sources of The United States He ex-
plainaa that they think New York. Phil
adelphia. Boston OF whatever port they
land at Is the entire United States
j. ]. Sullivan Of New York, an attoT
ner, formerly o carpenter, denounced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
a JUVENILE COURT SOCIETY.
Move to Aid the Children Is Started in
Chicago.

Chicago Nov I5 The nucleus d
What II intended To 81 aH aggressive 0r.
aanination for THE hatterneat III tht
physical and moral conditions IL children
has been formed here under the name 81
THE international Juvenile Court society.
The scope Of the society Is to BE world
vide. Judge y. n Lindsey, Denver. mas
elected president Vice presidents named
inelasde Homer Folks, New York Joseph
T.ee. Rost0ng William De Lacey. Wash.
iauton D. C; Crawford jackson. Afian-
ta. Ga. A NJ. Frost, Milwaukee. Wis.,
was eaosen secretary. aud Bernard Fiex-
neT, Louisville. treasurer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
FRENCH CHARGE
AGAINST sIEGEL
German Admiral Said to Have Had Deal
irgs With Ullmc. Alleged Spy.

Paris. Nov. f5.--The Lihre Parole d..
elares sass TIE connection Of Admiral
siegel, the German naval sttache nere
who has Just been recalled. with In
agn Uilmo. Who was arrested on charge
o. being a spy. has been established bv
dmcumeuts ia the hands Of M. Leydet,
re magistrate inquiring into the charges
seainsi Uiimo.
The papar adds that their correspou.
dence vas carried on through Hebrew
Intermediates. but that personal meet
ing between Ullmo and Siegel occurred
IN Paris last August and that Sie1as's
recall was due to tie fact that he was
compromised.
The Libae Parole Is violently anti
Semitic, and the information Il prints
is frequentii unreliable. Vlllno is a He.
brew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
PREMIER OF ENGLAND
TAKEN SUDDENLY I'LL.
Stricken at Bristol and London Physi.
clan Summoned.

London. Nov. fs.-After attending the
luncheon to the Kaiser a the Guii1hall
yesterday. Sir Henry Campbell Banner
man. The premier. went 70 Bristol. wneTe
be addressed a meeting. At its close be
went 70 the house Of a local member of
Parliament for the night
II ! a. M. the hoBsenold was aroused
81 his illness. Physicians we're summon
ed in haste. i j. announced that Sir
Henry IS better, but that be is confined
to his bed.
4 physician has been summoned from
London.
II vas said at noon that the condition
of the premier had improved His trouble
was a spasm Of the heart The effects, it
Is believed, win soon pass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
HOwARD GOULD cHARcEs We
Files Charges IN Effort to Have witnss,
Observation-Disclosures wm~F. cody.

New York. Nov. l5.-In an AFFIDAVIT
iiled in the supreme court yesterday,
Howard Could sets forth on information
ard belief that prior % her marriage
e. him bis wife's relations with William
r. Cody, Buffalo Ril.s were illegal.
He says IN the atiidayi, that prior 20
their marriage his wife, katherine Glenn.
mons. told him that her relations with
Cody were merely business relations. He
sAys that he believes he can prove b.
Katherine Mer Of Iondon that his wife
confessed 20 Miss Msr.
Mss Aier lives in London. Eng. but
: temporarily here. The case wa be-
fore Justice O'Gorman on application Of
COUNSEL for Mrs. Gould "a have vacated
an ex-parte order whieh Mr.. Gould got
from Justice fitzgerald for examina-
ton II Miss Mef, in his defense 10 Mrs
Gould's suit for separation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
ALABAMA HOUSE VOTES Dry
Adopts a General State Prohibition
Measure By Thirds.

Montgomery, Ala Nov 1.-THE
House has passed a general state Prohibi-
tion blu This bill overshalowed an
railroad regulation measures, nowith-
railroad regulation measures, notwith
ed IN the governors call for an extra
session Under the constitution it re.
quired two-thiFds vote 10 pass the
House, as il was not IN tie call. bat this
number vas got without trouble.
The House passed the bin against the
charging Of higher rate on freight than
that fixed By law. also the bin fixing 8
penalty for eiecting passenger from
a train after be had offered 70 pay the
amount fixed BY Jaw.
Tie Senate spent the day discussing
the various regulation bills but did rot
pass any
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15

he Injunction he declared that the
time had passed when a man could say
tlat be .eAu Do bis business in BIZ own
way Irrespective Of othersT
Other speakers were y. Hodge and w.
D. Shaekietou, members Of iariiamert
and fraternaI delegates % the British
Trades Union Congress, ard ". b.
TrotteT, delegate from the Canadian
Trades council.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
TAFT PASSES COAST OF JAPAN.
All o. Board the Rainbow Are reported
Wen.

Toxic, Nov. l5.-The flagship Rainbow
III Rear Admiral Hemphill's squadron.
with Secretary 81 War Taft on board
escorted By the cruisers Chattanooga and
Galveston. reached Iwosiiima light house
near Nagasaki. yesterday morning.
The Chattanooga entered Aagasali
haFbaF for the mail. brit the other yes
sels proceeded She will reioin them ii
Isushilna straits. The Chattanooga re-
ported that all on board the Rainbow
are well
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
Rheumatism Cannot Be Cured
Unless Jrie-O is Used.
Sudden Deaths Heart Failure and Par.
alysis Are Caused BIZ Poisonous
Uric and Rheumatic Acids.

ne rheumatic person il skpptieal sra.
earding The claims of almost any remedy
4 advertised Al cure f0r Rheumatism
and ane oaa scarcely blame Him for being
so- All the plas:ers ard linimen4s corr
biDed never actually cured case of
4 fheumaflsm. They may relieve II Ia one
Z quarter, but i US sure to break ont
somewhere else. The only trne WAY tai
cure rheumatism N IA drive * from tle
system, foF a. Tang All the uric ana rheu,
matte acid remains "a the blood o1ig II
never entirely free from the trouble
This is where the Waite or Lric.0 as 4
permanent cure for rheumatism comes
in- Il seeks oiit the rheumatic poison III
THE blood muscles and kidneys. renders
Ilt inert and harmless and drives III o5rt
of the system That IL shy Trie.a n
speh an admirable ana effective cure far
rheumatism
The hief reason that TIie-0 il such
wonderful cure for rheumatism il that
Il y designed and prepared to cure rheu-
Hatism ard rheumatism onlv 1T is
COMPOSED II perfect anfidotes for the
rheumatic acid poison ii the system.
That IS the secret Of its wonderful she.
cess Rheumatism simply cannot exist
u q persons system IL Irie40 Is nsed
Grie-0 is sold by druggists At Use and
Sd 90 the bottle. hat If van still feel skep
ticbl about its efficacy vaa can test II
FREE of charge BIZ cutting out this ad-
FeTtissmeHf and sending same together
with your name and address. also the
name Of yanr druggist, to The Smith
Drug company. 1853 Smith huildinr SYRIA
clise, n II. ard they viii send y0u
sample bottle free no persons who
write and say They have never. used
Dnc-0. and want to test i thoroughly.
ana wiz agree r. take Il Systematically
according e airestioEs theV frequently
give a regular 75e bottle.
Inc-0 i sod and personally recon
Hlenaea II Barre ~ the Red Gross phar-
macy, 81 Riekert 4 Wells
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
FREED OF MURDER
FEARS AssASSIKs.
Police Arrest Ore Of -Four for Plotting
to Kill Gascone.

folce Attest we OF fouf for flottinE
to Kill Gascone.
New York, Nov. i5.-Released from
custody By the verdict Of a jury which
ezonerated him on a second trial for
murder after be had spent 50 months
in the death house Al Sing Sing, Rafaelo
Gascone fears that he IL in danger Of
death AZ the hands II members OF q
sicilian secret society.
The first direct evidence that Gas
cones fears we're justified cane to the
police yesterday when three detectiys
disgiisd a. Izbarers overheard = CONVEX
sation between four men whom they
we're Watching. They declare that the
whole plot 70 put Gaseone out Of the
way was discussed before they attempted
70 take the four into custody.
Three Of the men escaped. The fourth
vas seized and locked Up. charged with
conspiracy. The prisoner, who says his
name Is Gabriel Taizone. pleaded with
his eBptors to allow him to take q knife
70 his cell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
GOVERNMENT STILL PLANS
HARTMAN PROSECUTION
When Action win Be Taken Is Not
Disclosed.

Washington, D. G, Nov. l5-On high
eft anthofity il can be said that The
government has not given up the idea
of attacking Hartman further in the
courts What will be done and when Is
not disclosed, but indications point
strongly TO an attempt 20 break % the
existing arrangement between the onion
PaeiFic and Southern Pacific.
Nothing win III done In this matter
Until after the Hartman hearing now
on iH New York il disposed Df, and also
the ease against the American Tobacco
company arising from the seizure Of
goods IN Virginia under the sherman
laW.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
GOVERNOR POST sTIRS
PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
He IS Row on His Way Here on Steamer
Philadelphia.

san Juan, Porte Rieo. NOV l5.-Cor.
ernor poss sailed foT New York Wednes
day 81 the steamer Philadelphia It il
alleged that the governors enemies ara
making capital ont 81 his recent speech
10 The Porto Biro seaeol inspectors. IN
which le is reported 70 hare said ihat
the Inspectors are worse than the mis-
sionarles in Porto Rieo Church inlsu-
ence. II is claimed. i being sought to
prevent the Senate from confirming the
essarners appointment e succeed Beck
Rico.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
THREE BOMBS EXPLODED
in NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
Miscreaut Wrecks Germantown, Pa,
Structure with Dynamite.

Philadelphia. Nov. l5 What are sup.
posed to have been three dynamite bombs
were placed in the Charles w. Henri
public school, under construction iii Ger
nantown, b suburb, early yesterday. and
exploded by means of long fuses. Great
holes were torn III The corridor walls of
the building. one 70 large that a horse
and earl could be driven through 1T.
The only theory the contractor and
The police have far the placing III the
bombs II that The attempt ia wreck tire
building was made ~ either All insane
man Oh q gandai
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
RECEIVERS NAY BORROW
100000 FOR EXPENSES
Arnold PRINT Works Authorization By
.. S. cireuis Court.

Boston. Not Is TIE Receivers al The
Arnold print works were authorized hY
the United States circuit court yesterday
to borrow a sum nef exceeding $780,
o0e and 60 issue receivers certificates
for the purpose of meeting expenses n
carrying on the business.
TIE usual conditions il regard 10 ak
tinEuishina The certificates a. well IS
their slaim against 5he property vsre
ineiuded il the order d the c0urt.