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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-10
Ersnch stlII sbelIlno Moors.

Paris-A special dispatch from Tan
gier Aug. Z, says that the Moorish
troops composing the garrison Of Cas-
ablanca have been disarmed and that
their arms and ammunition have been
deposited at the French consulate.
The Moorish officials have confided
the protection of the city to the Fran
co-Spanish forces.
The French cruisers Galilee and Du
Chayla continue to fire on and disperse
Moorish horsemen who approach the
city.
The semi-oficial Temps says Prince
Radolin, German ambassador, has
expressed to Foreign Minister Pichon
the absolute assent Of Germany to the
measures necessitated by the anti
foreign agitation In Morocco.
In a dispatch from Tangler the cor
respondent Of the Petit Partisan says
the seaport Of Ell Araish in Morocco
is surrounded by Khlet tribesmen who
are excited over the bombardment OF
Casablanca. The gates Of the town
have been shut and the consuls there
the demanding warship.
No disturbances have broken out at
AlCazar in the Fee region. The French
residents Of this locality will be In.
structed to go to Tangier.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-10

Newburyport, Mass-Chief Fred
Powers of the Salisbury beach police
force and all of his subordinates, Off
GERS Walton, Barney and Ferris, have
resigned, this to take effect Aug. 10,
and the selectmen have accepted the
designations.
Earlier in the week the selectmen,
in response to a petition of so Citi-
zens, demanded the designations. Chief
Powers is serving his first year as
chief Of police and his experience has
been trying one. Soon after taking
charge it is alleged he patrolled the
beach and announced that no spoon
ing would be allowed and that cou-
pies must keep at least six inches
apart.
Later dissatisfaction with the man
ner in which he enforced the law rela-
tive to the sale of liquor was aroused.
1t was alleged that favoritism was dis
played; furthermore, that the funds
for police work were not being as
economically used as might be.
= The matter was brought to head
when the petition asking that the Sc
lectmen demand the designations of
the officers was presented. A counter
petition expressing confidence in the
police was signed, but the selectmen
gave the first document sanction. A
hearing of tie townspeople in connec-
tion with the affair was to have been
held, but in the light Of developments
it was declared off,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-10
A Modern Lady eodlva.

Coventry, Eng.-Mounted on a
white palfrey and decorously clothed
in massoa of hair. pink fieshings and
clouds of gauze, modern Lady Godi'
va gave a representation of the his
toric ride through the city's streets.
Couentru has haon-1-n dIfC aiiNtn.
mad for months. When revival OF
the procession, last witnessed in 1887
was agitated, there we.N many who
desired a strict adherence to tradi'
ton, even to the nudity of Lady Godi-
va, but the anti-nudists succeeded In
effecting compromise.
A vaudeville actress, La Milo whose
speciality is to display herself in
groups of living statuary, was engaged
to represent the historic benefactress
of Coventry. The actress, who is
said to have complained that she could
make half a dozen summer frocks
out of the gauze she was compelled to
wear, took an hour and a half to ar
range her trailing hair and long dra-
peries, and then special committee
had to approve of her costume before
Lady Godiva was permitted to take
her place in the pageant.
Many of the local clergy, who had
been preaching against the fleshings
as being suggestive Of nudity, left the
city temporarily, but most of the peo-
pie Of the county, and from $4,000 to
100000 from the outside had sight of
Lady Godiva and of the splendid page
ant of which she was the central fig
ure as it traversed the siX-mile route.
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Germany Shows plscontent

Berlin-Some discomfort Is evil
denced in the German press In the
matter of the action taken by France
at Casablanca. The Koenlische Zei.
tung says:
What 100 sailors succeeded in do.
ing could, in our estimation, have been
equally well accomplished by an
equal force of policemen"
The Boersen Zeitung says: France
has occupied Casablanca in order to
restore order and provide for the Sc
curity of the European residents, but
she will remain there and thence grad
ually draw Morocco into her-power
as Great Britain has done with Egypt
and Japan with Korea"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-10
Flames Held Mother Back

Haverhill, Mass.-Mrs. Joseph Faz
zio was severely burned about the
face and arms while trying to rescue
her 3-year!old son Tony during a fire
at her home on Sargent court, off Win,
ter street, recently.
The boy was asleep in a bedroom
in the attic when from some unknown
cause a fire broke out.
The mother ran about frantically
rushing through the flames and smoke
to the bedroom, but was driven back
by the flames. The fire by that time
had spread to the hallway.
way.
An alarm was turned in and Mrs
FazziO was removed from the house by
the fremen and attended by a physi.
clan.
Fireman Scrivens went upstairs
through the binding smoke and found
the Italian boy overcome. The child
was taken from the building and short.
ly afterward revived.
The fire, which was confined. to the
upper part Of the house, was quickly
extinguished with $500 loss.
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CONDENSED NEWS
OF THE ENTIRE WEEK

to Cambridge, Mass, for cremation;
ashes to be buried Wednesday.
Peary goes to New York to start on
another dash for pole.
E. II. Harrimans daughter engaged
to U. S. Consul at Mukden.
After 300 years Capt Gosnold lands
again at Woods Hole, Mass, and cele-
bration takes place.
Cure for meningitis claimed for Sc
rum prepared by DR.. Flexner OF the
Rockefeller institute for medical re-
search.
insane baIuInUre InoLI.or Eaurdor
two small children.
Voliva, usurping leader of Dowie
Zionists, given crushing defeat by de-
cision of Judge Lands of Chicago.
Raisuli says he captured Caid Mac
Lean because Of Moroccan sultan's
treachery.
Vice-President Archbold of Standard
oil complains commissioner of COR
porations didn't give concern a hear
ing.
Man permits train to run over him
at Cambridge Mass
Alabama and Virginia officials de-
clare determination to enforce rail-
road laws at any cost.
Editor Arshag receives another
death threat from Armenian terror
lists.
Eddy defence not desirous of dis
cussing terms Of settlement with Geo.
W. Glover.
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One Patron a Year.

Charlerio, Washington County,
Pa, has a Carnegie library in which
there are several thousand volumes,
and the property holders are taxed
to support it. 1t cannot be said,
however, that the citizens are great
readers, as the report of the libra,
rian for the last year shows there was
one solitary patron of the library. The
librarian expresses the opinion that
people of the town are too much en-
crossed in poker, bridge whist, base
ball, and roller skating to have time
for books.-Philadelph Record.
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FRIDAY,

FRIDAY, August 2, 1907.
Believed that two boys lost their
lives at the dedication of the West
Boston bridge.
Man in Boston charged with killing
another causes a suspension of his
trial because he was hungry and
tired.
Four Russian army officers who went
up In balloon drew lots to Jump over
board when the aiTship began to sink.
SimTle funeral of David McGlasher
and his two little children who were
burned tn death in -C~s..L.iIsO, Tuass'
Findings on the accident on the
Georgia are acted on.
Friend OF Rumbaugh declares he
and Laura Matthews had made sui
eide pact.
Great council of the degree of Poca-
hontas organized.
Taking or depositions in Eddy suit
begins III Boston.
Motor cyclist probably fatally IN,
jured in race at Providence.
Another atrocious crime added to
New York list.
One killed and 10 hurt in trolley
wreck at North Stonington, Conn.
Secretary Loeb says that the Allan
tic fleet will go to the Pacific when the
President gives the word.
One death and seven prostrations
from the heat in Boston yesterday.
Returns so far in indicate that Will
liams has defeated Vardaman for Unit
ed States senator in the Mississippi
primaries.
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GOVERNOR FIRM.
There May be Clash Between Fed.
eral and state Courts In Alabama.

anu OAahO SShINo FldbaVlds
Montgomery, Ala.-Vice-P President e.
l., Russell of the Mobile & Ohio, rep
resenting President Finley Of the
Southern railway, and attorney Wealth
erley of Birmingham, continued their
conference with Gov Conner regarding
the controversy between the state OF
Alabama and the Southern.
That II was not the intention OF the
officers Of the Southern railway to defy
the Alabama law is conveyed in the
statements made by Vice-PresldeRt
Russell. He declared the removal Of
the case from the state to the federal
courts was In regular order of business
| and that 1t was not so removed in
time to come under the provisions Of
the new law. He insisted 1t was not
to defy the law.
The finding of an indictment at Mar
ion, Ala, Tuesday, causes fear that
IL saiey nlalss. oona Plisatioas. The South
ern was indicted there for violating
the law in doing business without a
| license.
Governor Conner at the conclusion of
the conference gave out the statement
he is standing for the 21-2 cent fare
| bill.
The governor also says:
Il have told Col. Russell that with
his reputation for fairness | shall ex-
pect him to realize and copcede that
the railroads must obey the laws the
same as any other person"
With regard to the removal of the
case from the Talladega court to the
federal court, over which the license
Of the Southern was revoked, and
which the railroad people admit was
hasty and not intended, the governor
says:
'The administration understands
that the offence was committed against
the state laws by the removal Of the
suit regardless of the motive prompt
ing it. The laws are made for all alike
and to be observed by all and enforced
by the administration impartially."
1t Is said by members Of the legisla
ture in case an extra session Is called
the members will stand solidly behind
the governor in his fight.
The evident intention Of the governor
to hold that the passenger fare law
which has been enjoined by the Unit
ed States court is being violated and
to encourage arrests upon it, is
showing of a possibility of conflict be-
tween the state and the federal courts,
even to a greater extent than was
Thought
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st. Petersburg, RusSia-There Is no
Information to be had here regarding
the report that Germany is to loan
Russia 62,5O0,OOO for the reconstruc-
ton of her fleet, with the understand
ing that all the orders for warships
be placed in Germany.
The sum of $62, 800, 900 is regarded as
a mere bagatelle, and the condition
that Russia place all orders for war
ship construction with German firms
is declared is to be most improbable.
The government has recently given or
d4rs for the construction of warships
in various Russian yards, but the full
project for the reconstruction of the
fleet has not yet been formulated
The opinion is gaining ground that
Russia will have no use for a feet, ex-
cept for coast defence.
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Wild Anemones.

Have any of you been in the south
of France?
II you have, then you must have
seen. If it was in the spring time.
what I am going to tell you about.
Red. white and purple anemones-
like the ones we cultivate in our
gardens-growing quite wild by the
road side, says Home Chat.
They make such a lovely patch Of
color, and are so pretty.
Many of our garden" flowers grow
wild In the Sunny South.
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SATURDAY.
August 3, 1907

ATURDAY, August 3, 1907,
Three Cinnamon killed and seven
wounded in feud between members
of rival societies in Boston's China
town; five arrests.
Prof. James X. Allen makes balloon
ascension before 10000 persons on
Boston Common, landing safely in
Chelsea after an 18-minute fight.
Seventeen Cinnamon who were
caught on the schooner Frolic and
were ordered deported, cannot be
found.
General manager McCrea of L. l..
r. r.. held on charge of criminal neg
ligence following auto smash.
Hail destroys tobacco crop at Aga
wan and Southwlck, doing fully $780,
900 damage.
Omaha physician sues express COM
pany for $4,000 for loss of his diplo
ma.
New Yorker sentenced for failing to
have physician attend daughter In III
ness.
American motor boat Dixie wins IN
'SAioliOliaA llOpHy dI oOuJuduplOuI
Eng.
Three killed and five hurt by gun ex-
plosion in French training ship.
U. S. agricultural department sends
for samples of deviled ham held up at
Buenos Ayres.
Capt. Lovitt Hines brings largest
fare of salt. Goldfish for 20 years into
Gloucester.
Government plans to further
strengthen defense of coast by losal
companies.
Lightning kills man at West Sufield,
Conn; extensive damage.
Condition of sculptor St. Gaudens re-
ported unchanged.
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston pre-.
sents prizes to old-home week win
ners before an enthusiastic crowd at
Mechanics hall.
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WOODSTOCK. VT. SATURDAY. AUGUST

setts soil are the watchwords Of the
navy preserved,
Massachusetts is the birthplace of
the U. S. navy. The Blessing of the
Bay was the first naval vessel built in
this country to protect New England
settlers from the pirates Of the Span
ish main, and the first American naval
flag was the white flag with the green
pine tree of the commonwealth OF
Massachusetts"
Silas Hatch of the board of select
men accepted the memorial to be held
in trust to stand through all genera
tions as an evidence of the loyalty and
integrity of the seamen Of this town
Capt. Pool of the b. F, Jones G. A
II. post was the last speaker.
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Philippine, Tobaeco.

Special Agent w A. Graham
Clark of the Bureau of Manufactures
reports that tobacco IS the fourth
largest export of the Philippine ISL
ands, while in point of crop value it
is only exceeded by hemp and rice.
Considered as a manufacture, the
making of cigars and cigarettes is
the largest industry in the islands
today The largest company is the
Companla General de Tobacos de Fill
lpinos, with n capital Of ,$1S,500, 900.
The best class of Philippine tobacco
rivals that OF Cuba A large quantity
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-10

The croquet aspects OF 1907 premise
well and 1t is gratifying to note that
this famous game Of the sixties, which
at one time had become practically ex-
tinct, bids fair to revive its bygons
glory.-London Planet.
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Wonderful Ability.

81 understand he is a man of great
ability"
You bet he is. He can convince
you that you are wrong in any argu.
ment without having to shake his fin.
ger in your face. milwaukee Senti.
mel,
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WEDN ESDAY.
August Z, 1907.

District Attorney Moran of Boston
calls before him Councilmen M. f.
Pierce, c. T. Harding, j. c. McCabe in
the matter Of allegation of attempted
bribery by a democratic city official in
the passage of the loan appropriation,
and decides to lay the matter before
grand jury.
Gov. Guild of Massachusetts on
crutches because of injury to ankle,
addresses Merrimac valley boards Of
trade at Tyngsboro; speaks ON pur-
poses Of new commission on commerce
and industry.
Condition Of ex-Gov. Long of Mas
sachusetts remains unchanged.
Condition of Mrs. Taft, mother of
Secretary Taft, again serious.
Casablanca, Morocco, bombarded by
French cruiser In response to attack on
troops landed in the work of interna.
tional policing; many Moors said to
have been killed
Body of St. Gaudens, the sculptor
cremated at Mt. Auburn, Mass ashes
sent to Cornish, NJ H., where the fu-
neral will be held today.
Gorham, Me-, given $4,000 for IL
brary.
Coast artillerymen at fort Strong
Boston harbor, break record with clean
score at the 10-inch guns
Rear Admiral Stockton arriving at
New York from European cruise, COM
pares United States and foreign war
ships.
Rioting results from children's ac.
cusations in New York.
Four persons killed, 25 injured in
collision of train with runaway coal
car near Pittsburg.
Lord Clanricarde bitterly denounces
Irish tenants bill in house of lords.
Hearing on Concord, N. H., deposit
tions in Eddy suit again continued.
Case Of alleged deserters from
steamer at San Francisco involves
three nations.
Trunk belonging to Monte Carlo
couple found to contain body of wo-
man.
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TUESDAY,
August 6, 1907.

'SSSSN ~ '~S''
Assaults on women and children
continue in New York; 2-year-old girl
victim of the most brutal
Boston elevated carried 100000
persons during old-home week.
Hon. John d. Long taken i'll at
Brunswick, Me; physician says he
will soon recover.
Woman badly hurt in collision of
carriage and auto at Waterville, Me.
Opening day of automobile race
meet at Atlantic City.
Combination tug and water boat
Telephone sunk at a Boston whalf by
blow from bow of steamer Kennebec;
two men have narrow escapes from
going down with her.
Portland city council votes Reed
memorial site.
Fire in paint shop in New York
threatens large buildings and congests
financial district
Augustus st. Gaudens' body taken
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MONDAY,
August 5, 1907.

Young woman robbed in the Back
Bay, district in Boston in broad day.
light; Chelsea man beaten unconscious
by two thugs on Powderhorn hill.
Eight railroad men hurt, three Sc.
riously, in freight wreck at Chester,
Mass, two injured near Fayville; six
cars smashed near Riverside.
Justice Lemuel lie Baron Holmes
dead
Isle Royale, regarded as American
possession, reported seized for Great
Britain.
New York adds another to its long
list of attacks on women and chill
dren, Mrs. Ellen Bulger being brutally
beaten in her home.
Arzooian, leader of the Degenerative
HuntchakIst party, said to have been
seen in Brighton, Mass.
Second brigade, M. V. NJ, begins
tour of duty at the state camp at
birmingham.
Atty. Gen. Bonaparte to cut short
his vacation; this may mean prosecu.
cutlon for Hartman.
Death of Mrs Harriet Bemis Far.
rie, 100 years old, in Somerville, Mass.
Forty passengers drowned when
railroad cars plunge from bridge in
France.
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Scholarship.

Genial Clergyman Visiting the vii
age schooD-Well, my little man,
what do you do in school all day?
The Most Promising Pupil wait
till It's time to get out, slr-Harper's
Weekly.
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BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

TO make the appended quotations of value
alike TO buyer and seller, the resume Of the
market. prefacing tie quotations, should he
carefully read. In a market Of this charac'
day Of the week. Noting, however, the
general tendency OF trade, sufficiently ac-
curate quotations will be given on which
Nealers can safely base their transaetlona
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THURSDAY,
August 8, 1907.

THURSDAY, August 8, 1907
Four persons seriously injured in
head-on collision of street cars at
Rutland, VT, and seven in similar ac-
cident at Eliot, Me-
Vaudeville actress, clad in fleshings
and gauze, gives representation of Lady
Godiva, and her historic ride at Coven-
try, England.
Many artists of note at funeral over
ashes of Augustus st. Gaudens at Cor
nish, N. H.
Girl tells New York police of being
at unknown mans mercy for SO hours.
EX-Gov. John d. Long passes com
Portable day, showing slight improve
ment.
Peary confident he will reach pole
this time; new route to be followed.
Twenty lives reported lost in a tor
nado in Joice, la.
Catholic order of Foresters excludes
liquor dealers and bartenders from
future membership.
Prof. Fairbanks, the new director
of the museum of Fine Arts, arrives in
BostoR
David F. McGllvray of Boston killed
by falling from window of hotel in
Jacksonville, Fla.
More indictments against Standard
OIL company are expected from grand
jury at jamestown, N Y.
Two alleged Mghwaymen caught by
police in Roxbury, Mas, after chase.
Western Union telegraph operators
in Los Angeles quit work and walk
out.
Mrs. Fairbanks, wife of the vice
president, leaves Danvers, Mass, for
Manchester-by-the-Sea.
Alabama's railroad fare bill may
cause conflict between state and federal
court.
FoGr killed by train at Allenhurst,
N. ].
Battleship Connecticut, new govern
ment built vessel, makes speed record
of 1873 knots on Rockland course.
Corset trust latest combination re-
ported.
Promising crop outlook throughout
the country.
Bill | said with emotion, 1 remem-
ber very WE'LL Well he said, the
folks have gone and put a tablet on
that old house At first couldn't
speak. | had all could do to keep
the tears from coming. The folks
hadn't lost sight of me, then! They
knew what had been doing. A tab
let was, admitted to myself. some.
what beyond my deserts, but-but
there 1t was. When | could speak |
said: And what does the tablet say,
Bill, old man. Bill looked away out
of the window, Main street. said he
softly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-10

From Puy de Dome, an extinct vol.
caHo in France, carbonic acid is pro.
cured for commercial purposes.
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The Tablet.

An Ohio author. now In Chicago,
recently had visit from q friend
who still lives In the town where the
two were boys together. He gives
this account OF one memory OF that
call. 'Nesbit,' said he, with the
pleasantest kind OF a look on his
face. you remember that little old
house on Main street where you were
born?' When he said that 1t brought
up vision of that house as clear as
the reality. I saw the queer little
windows, the nice, friendly door, the
yard, the lilacs-everything. Yes,
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HEROES OF THE SEA
Tablet UivaI ed to Their Mem
OTy at Falmouth, Mass.

Historic Cape Cod Town at Its 3ooth
Anniversary Dedicates Monument to
ssIor-Men Gone 6efore-eoVernor
Guild and Rear Admiral Rockwell
Pay High Tribute to The Mariners
OF The Old Bay state-5is Day in
The Gosnod Celebration.
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goes. to China, India and Australia
and smaller quantities to England,
the Continent and the United States
Exports OF cigars amount to nearly
$1,000,000 year. The islands con.
sumption is probably larger. Cigarettes
are largely made. but only $71 ,632
worth were exported last year. In
1900 $1,7G73G5 of raw and SLOTS, ,G39
of manufactured tobacco were export
ed. Half to three-fourths of the leaf
tobacco exported goes to Spain
There are many hlgh-salaried teach
- l.. A., ,,bnoI Of ayparfanna
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-10

There's a lot of difference between
Mhat we think and what we know VI,
think,
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Lesson Of the Reversal Of
a Famous Precedent
BY the Editor of Judge. Z"
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II
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II II
II nas and, implication, represented by
&-J them other a million remembers
of TO
South Carolina
majority the
North Carolina
nepees the conversation Recently Glenn North
Woodruff Connecticut remarked aceous Il the
gentlemen
both pohibionists Now
while the will
the cold of the
tabhng
establishing
thinking
survive
world
Captains Industry Their initiative, their
achievements
adming
wealth foolish
derisOn
those who have it have
Presently shall
foolish fatuous the Rich
pictured
the sheer villains the raging muckrakers would