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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
@oR Ectrulcnm in'S Tcncr.

q 6tlu0eIpbio, 30. 9GpriI. -
5rnt State acarncr, 60 Sabre alt, CT
lit belttc III ibrcr Nobmtng bel Der
3ubcrcitima OcS 6ril6itiida Ocn
6larmentoO, lmO 500 in 9}otcn,
mclGc iic in elmer Qoid1c ibre5 alci'
6eS bate, murOcn babel 3crIt5rt.
$75 IN @oI0, mcl0c lie e6eniallS bel
iicb trl1, murbcn lnbclh10i9t oligc,
illnOen Die 6rou Bate, INN Oo5
Gcuer ral6cr in Sang SIT bringcn.
Ectrplcum in Den Oicn gcicbiittet tno
9Icib barmti mar iic in 6lnnmcn &c
hiiQt. Gas pcrbrannte @clO rcprd.
icntirtc Die Griparnilie Der 6nlniIie
icit iiinf Subrcn mo iolItc oli Den
9lntnuI einc8 SnlcS DcrmcnOct mcr-
Sen. Der @ottc m0 cine Sodter Der
GSralL lpelAc inn 5lpcitcn Stodmcrt
i6licien, entginBcn mlr nit fnopper
9totb Dem 1ooe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30


9{orfolf @n., %. 2(pril.- 3rpei
9teAer bciinOcn iicb bier lueArn id)rcds
lihcr @luttDatcn in Nnit, pclhe iic
Aeitcrn irilb bel GmtGoni1llcn in Der
NcriIcD. .MorO nou 9toriolf, jcnieitS
0c3 Glijobctb 9iipcr, bcgauacu ba6eu
iollen. G5o3. ". Barf$, 90 Sabre
alt ltno pcrbcirotbet, lit in 6olae cis
nc5 oieicr 2lnid0e to0t; G0marb 600.
per 30 Sabre alt uno ocrbcirotbct,
ionic Der 9tcAcr WtilcS 9tcm8colnc lie
gen nit riuacid)lo0cuen ShGocIn
onrnic0cr mo bubcn mlr mruig 2lll9s
liCGt ouf t5encIln8; 9Sm. lSnttinS,
pcrbeiratbet lit mcnigcr bc0cutIcb
ucrIctt lmo miro 0nuon fomnen.
3luci 9tcgGr lulr0eu 6al0 uatb sen
9iouboni1llcn our0 cinen Eoli}iIten
outs NcrfIcp nabc ocn 6Gbrboot 0od5
ucrboltct. Gincr 0crlclbcn lit i0cntis
ii5irt ruorOcn uno mani bat einen
Sbcil Der Den Spiern ubgcnontncncn
9cnte bci ibncn porGcfmocn. Ser
5mctc 9teAcr cntflob 3lterit itn0 gnb
mcbrere S6ijiic oui ocu ibm uodD.
icBcuOcn @oli5iItcn nb. Spdtcr puroe
CT ieoocb cinacionGcn. Gr aiebt Ocn
9tonlcn Starfc Eopncr an lit ieOod)
nod niht iocntiiijirt por0cn.
Hobt,e&. Gartp, cin 6ottor in Ser
0rlIdcrci OeS o9toriolt 2cOGer- Dis.
patcb," mur0e wdbrcno Scr lcbten
9tadt ouf ieinem 6einnpegc in Dem
oicaicit5 0e8 6htiiea gclegcncn Gbeilc
Der @ertIcDs Ds@ur0 AMI Der Soft Ctr
&ride bon unbcfannten W}Gnncrn an
gciallcn mo i6mer miB6an0clt Die
Ib0tcr entfanel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
OrObe
1lcbcri61Dcmmung.
@ulfcnbrnM ridDtct lln9cil in Sfla-
Bulnn at.
@cni0ltcn& iicbcn Fcrioncn crtrln

@cni1ltcn& iicGcn Hcrioncn crtrlm'
fen. - Gin lcnlotioucuc3 &crbrc,
hen in YbiIaOepbio, - Sun0ca
bcutihc8 WtG0Hen pon iDrem 5u-
riitgeuiciencn 2ieb6nbcr crnror.
set - 0erielbe mar tbr iiber'S
9leer gciol9t. Ginc ouocrc
Ocltidc 6rou NIT $500 in ser
GoiGe SIT GoOc Dcrbrnnnt. - Sic
Dottc Fctrolcnm ms 6cucr &c
0oiicn. - &icriG6rigcS MGoNcn
Don ieiucm 0nfel 5um 0picr
cincS &uItnorOc8 9cnoNt.
Otto6omo Gitp, Cflo, %.
glpril. - Gin @oltcnbrll6 0in0 IN
Der lctten 9tocbt 3u capital S1ia, cis
ner lnuittclbnr lii0litb bonn Ganos
6ian Niuer gclcgcncn &orlto0t, nic0cr
lno ilbcrl6mcmmtc 0cn gan5cn Srt.
Stc6Cn EerIpncn merbcn ucrmiBt lu0
limo obnc ,3lpeiiel crtrlmtcu. g}icIc
cnocrc 9cm0bncr m0ren 5ltr ciliNen
tSllldt ae5mlal8cn ln0 rettcten rulr
nit tnoppcr 9totb Oo5 2eben. gSctc-
rcr IDmercr Ncgcn fGlt bclte, sic
@cm0lIcr linO inn Stci2en, ltto ebe lic
lirb DcrluuIen bubclL miro cS ltnm0ga
licb Icin 9cnouc 9todrihtcn iibcr ben
SerlltIt bon WfcuicbcnIcbcn SIT crlan-
gen. Gin 6ldbenrount bon mebrercn
Sllo0rotneilcn ltebt 5ltr 3eit bier luu-
ter 2S0iicr INTO Die llcberld)WelnnlHg
bat aroBen S6aOen on9crhtct nas
mcntliG oli Ocn Giicnbobncn. 0oS
@cIcilc Der oSnntu 5es9a6n" lit Mri
cine polle Meile bin auigepiiblt.
Ticlc 9epobncr Der lliCr 0e8 Gona.
Dian 9liper ucrIoIicn 6elte i1re @o1-
lim0cn, Oa Der 6IuB ousBctrctcn lit
ilno iuner b0ber Itci9t.
Capital 0iQ bot cine 9ep0lferlmg
bon 5000 Ycrioncn. SfIoDona Gitp
blicb bon Der llc6crlcbmenmntng Der
IHont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Sabeit Gie &atarrb :
9lnsliefernna ociprocri.

Olerifo's Streit nit Guatemala pe-
gen 9arillaS' GrrnorOung. -
9(bbrub oiplomntiider 9e5iebuh-
gen angeorobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
SdlluarSc 9anbmarorr in NOrfOlf.

Sin 0}om qet60tct 3uci auOcrc
mobriNrinlih t3otIid] perulmOet.
- 3mei 9}c1cr al3 ser I6nt per
o60tig in @ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
9icbcStragGoic in &Gilabclpbia.

y biln0elp a. %. 2lpril, -
Wiart6o Gorius, elm 0cltticbeS 0iellIt-
lndoden bon y S0brcnL iulr0e bclltc
bon cinCm iungen Winnc, !ltnuenS
6ran5 Anorepfatp, Oellen 9elrotbSs
ontrGge lie mic0cr6olt 5urild geiuiclen
6attc, 0llr0 ctncn 9tcpoIpcriduB toot
nicOcrgcItrcdt, pormtI li0 Der 8bdtcr
Ielbit cine S6uBmunoe bcibratbtc,
mclNe mo6ri6einIih icinen EoO Der.
BEL iiibren miro. Wlortba mar in eine
9ddcrei gegongen nm 9roo fir !Drc
Serrldlnit 81 bolclL uno tSrnn5 Iolgte
i6r 0ortbn nm i6r notbnlalS &or.
ItcGlnAen 5lt MADDEN. Sic Iagte ibnL
iic mollc licber itcr6enL ais ieine 8rolt
tuer0en. Gorolibin grill ct 5llrn DC
DoluCr.
(Spdtcr.) - Scr ricbtige gtone
bcS WGobcns lit Wlortbd &orois, Der
OcS G6Gtcr8 Sron5 gnbrufot. 9cioe
ltommen aus BonlmcrlL Brellben,
uno Gnorlfot mocbte BORT 6erelts
Dor bier SSobren einen 8erilld, oas
WtGo6cn nit eincnl 0cilc SIT eri6la-
gen. 9llS cr ooron per6inbert ipuroe,
brod)tc er ii6 1T Iclbltlnoroerilder
2lbiiAt cincn S6nitt oil Der Geble BET
lno lag bier Wionote i'm Solpitol.
No60cn, er.geneien mor, mltr0c CT 5ll
90 Wonoten Saft pcrllrtbcilt. Inter
oclicn fonl SRI. Gorais, oeren gotcr
Gin 2ebrer imb 9(r5t (?) iuar, bierber.
Gnorufot folgte lift no6 leiner Gnts
laiii,ng iiber's sQleer ltno bot Tie Ieit'
bent obnc llnterlaB nit ieinen 2iebeS-
ontrigcn beG6Itigt. Ginnlal eriuirfte
2rl. 9oroiS einen Softbefebl gegen
i'm ipeigertc fi6 jeoo6 idlieB(id, oils
aIGgerin gegen i'm 5r eribeinen.
Gnorllfot orbeitetc inl Gramp'idell
S0ifiSballbofe, nGbreno Wiortbo IN
Ser 3amilie bcs Srn. 9tlguit Gonl-
ltein, I'M iiibli6en Stoottbeile, biente
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
3tteutuoutQ

oocr @nt5iin0lmg Der 2lngcn ioIIts
nit Dem Jtca6p 9teliei mie foIgt be.
bon6elt mcrGen: Der Gatient ioIlte
90 Gropicn Hcs 9fclicf ic0e Stunhe in
cincm 8eirgloic boil 8aiier erbaIten,
unO Die gaGjc gruit, 9iiicten uno
Gront nnlB untcr Dem Ginilub oes
0felief burd bGniige g(ppIifationen
erboltcn W2rOen; @eef.SGee uno
Srait-Suppen miiiieu Dem Baticnten
5llr St1rfllng gegebcn meroen, uno
jeiae Gingeweioe miiiien bin uno mie-
ser ourcb 9r. 9taOmoD's BiIlen in
EbGti9teit geiett iuer0en.
@nt5iinomtg Der gfieren, Gnt5iin.
Oung Der 9laIc, Gnt8iinOung Scr Gin.
aelueioe, Gnt5iinoung 6cr 2uneen,
meGcr Sols, 9ron6itis, ihucre5
9Itbmcn, Group, Gatarrb, S5nfIueu5a,
8o2fihmcr5en, 3abnlpeb, geeuralgie,
H6cuMotiSmus. falte Ghills, ague
Gbia$, Gbiiblains, 5roitid51ocn.
0ic 9lppIifation bon u e . d q c.
lie mIi Sen o0er Die GbeiIe, ipo Die
Gbmicrigfeit ooer ser Shnlcra eri.
Itirt, miro Grleihtcrlng uno giube
gcmIbrcn.
Sunerlib, Gin boIbcr SbceIof.
ieI in cinem bnIbcn @IoIc g8alier,
fllrirt in ciEigcn Winrtcn SrGmpie,
Spo5ln8, lauren Mogen Soobrcn.
nen, NcrO0iitGt, ShlafloIigfcit, 9opf.
me6, 0iorrGoe, DDienterie, Golic,
@ldDungrn imO ale inncrli6en
S6mcr5cn.
9Galario in icinrn ucridicOcnen Sor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Salt in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, 20. 9fpril. -
ariegSiefretdr Gait bielt Dellte orci
9ieoen in bieliger Stoot, cine in Ser
llniperiitGt bon Cincinnati, eine an-
bere, icbr fltr5e geIegentli6 eincs Gm-
pionges III Der SanoeIstanlincr lmb
cine brittle an slbeno Dor oem Club
ser @elhditsleite. 3ieic 2etterc mar
Die boltptiGNlidc icircr belltigen 9te'
ben uno bebaiOcltc ben gnnama-
aanal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
O>tRecano 9arR
Gin .0Nnlbrppf.
Separate Yordl au jcorm 0nu9.
SruntsGaluna. SCitensSdunS ttcie @runo ide.
SrhrS Guu3 etur Gnr

NluIS 4uHe GlHI VHC.
Sine @geuart llmgiebt elm Saus In Sufes
lano.Rari nit fctner prdbttgen llngebuna,
Ole Senen unbCfannt it, bic ibr 9cben In eineiu
iolocn 8Iuicr2cptcrt perbriuaen. 9lnttbuB an
NIontcnana!, ienIie geplInlterte Strohen.
Sine illdGiac Haar3abnnN. mo ort ltcit mo-
natib. 9Sir pcrfaltfeu 0uuo uno NdIpIdb ubnc
&rnnoS5ili3, ubcr mil ctl0aburem @rutlb5tHS,
greiic.
0iltiacr. ulS nHocrc 0duicr Ron nIcdcr Gpn'
irnfiion rHo Substituting. sEir Enbeu oao
Scie.
ejruubIidc 81 BET t50 Snl 0iS sur Mich.
2ane ltuilbcrtruiicn IN Nc5la ani Sbbnbcit
mo 3ntrHglbleit 9Iur 10 WttuutcH bonn Has
oelisSi(irift
2ugc.
Wlnn nr6me mcFilcb iii6rcnbe Ghmonhicl'
glbtnlt tnoer WiuuuEcrt Srabcu) 9Supgnll.
uocr &ortb-gIoenuc 2Hn2Qnn nno irun5crirc All
10. Gtrnhc, lSalhrpot Ilab ihIttb Gcbcuocl
Gbmnnoiun 9tuene @SuaNnu.
Eldur fir Cottage nratiS nni Nppltotlpm.
!SIniet IT nGleu 3cien sur 5nipelton uiicil,
9ir. 2S01, Snlclnnns9ue., mBblirt,
Siicn Dis . llbr Nbcnna uno SunutnnS,
NJ. =. 0nWurth, @eiitdfStibrcr,
G. & q. St, Enll tGl6, Si0 q GaulabIcgCb,
(WGr53t. So, ,9t-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30

Sto 8 t Merifo, 30. glpril. -
Ger Miiniler 0cS glclBeren Oiariscnl
bat cine GrflGrlmg a6ge1eben llab
ser oie mcrifnnii6c 9iegierlng al
Guatemala ooS GrlllGen Dert6tet bat,
0oB ser glntemoliiAc General Sole
Mana Gina inter Der 9el6uloiglmg
Der Grnlorouug 0eS Generals gorils
las ieItgebalten meroe, bis Die 2luss
lieierungspapiere in Der guatemala
nil6en SolptItd0t eingetroffen lelen.
5n Ser grflirlng 6enlerft Der Mi
nilter, bnb Die Observation-Disclosures
9lcpublif 5por niht ollrb cincn Scr
trag perpili6tet iei Wcrifo's Serlnns
gen III eriiillen, buB abcr Die oiplo'
matiicben ge8iebungen 5piiden Oen
6eioen 2dnocrn abgebro0en miirocn
menn Guatemala nicbt aus Gourtollic
ocm @unibc Wterifo's nabfonlrt.
Gs lGge jeoo1 feine 9sot6menoigfeit
Dor, baB oabrrG Elm ernltboiter Con-
lift beroni bei6lporen iuilroe.
9on alltoritatiper Seite miro be-
ribtet, oaB Die Meloung es ieien
ntcrifaniihc Srl,ppen naG Ser @rct5e
bon Guatemala geriift, correft lit,
bab abtr Die Megierltng bies lnonlcr.
tan ols beoeittllngslos be5eifnet.
Ger merifaniife @eiallbtc iii 6'ila.
tclnolo bat felt lneGreren Togcn nibts
bon iid G0ren laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
&rkoeltatneen,
Weber 9alS

9ir1 Ginnt1nen bon 5pan5.g
oNcr OrciBig Gropfen ocS Ieaop 9ie.
lief in etUoS Sprup por DEM SdIa-
fcnBcDea, mo inOem SBr ein nit 9ic-
lief GetrGntte8 Stiif iloneQ I'M
@lrcu QdIS midcIt, meroet Sbr nm
Worgcn bollltGn0ia bcfreit bon cineru
rniihnn NnIin n,tfitnhnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
9lls gultm1rocr in Soft.

Bennington Gt, 30. 2lpril.
- 9llfrco MiobalL % Sabre alt lit
unter Der 9(nflogc, Die picrjdbriGc
Gt6el Ma6on, cine Gohter icineS
9ruoer$ Sermou Mnbon, gum Opicr
eine9 namcnIoicn GerbrehcnS Ges
mo0t lno Damn ermor0et 81 babclL
i'm NciGngnib 5u Nortb Bennington.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30

Qon bcficn Ncinbcii bdn1l nc NeIdlaIlchbf'I
oes qebcis ullo oer eiciunbbeii ah 0Cnlt nao
Nhti iidb aus irgeno etIlcr llriacbc netodi, bte
NIniaoern periopii uiio. ben NIiillrc2gui
bcnlf, nanu ipirb bus itbpddiie Sronn int
a6rper AM ilteiten BON Blttanornng uto ardn'
belt III leioen 6ubcn Sic altcn 1t, Nernbatos
er Ilion6e iplibteu oies. i!llo tnoenl e piliil.
men mticbtel mas heltie ale Die ct. 9frharn 8
Nrduirtpilieil" beinnni 1T, iiIn ole Sdleieu atr
qcber al biIncr no 9ciltlbe 6trfnlation mic2et
ber3niteIlen, cnioedeil fie tit sSahrbet etil lpirt
idbts llnioeriuls uls3eilnilteI Iiir Henlfllhe Seis
bell l9lSoSal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
MaODaD's MeaOb Melicf

tlrirt ui6t nur ben nit wialnria bebafteten
Baticncn iofori, fonbcrn oerDttsi aud bel aei'
ten, bic bemfelbcu ausgecet fino,penn Ee iebtu
MlorGen bci'm gtliIteben 5WanSi9 ooer breibla
Irupien Neabg 0elleF n eiilcm Slaie g8aiIer
ucburen uub encn Grader eiIetl, trgenO mecte
slnfaue
gIerfauit BON allen glpoibeiern, zoe. bic SIa<
Ibc
eebidct an 9r. WablpaN e. Ge., 90 elm Gtr..
Wcu'glutf, ttlr aNuUi Of Mohee". (3)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
THINGS THEATRICAL.

Anaie Russell II to appear In a rev
bay called 'Paia In Full"
Nance Omen Is Dot to appear 10 III,
House Ia order.- In which John Drew
: 10 star
II l. claimed for "The Merry Widow
that Il is the biggest success in light
opera since ~Erminie"
wntoH Laehaye is to appear n 'sTht
Bordsman@ II New Orleans and othei
prominent southern cities
George Broadhurst has CON pleted the
scenario q : plsy il which Douglas
Felrhanks is 10 srar next season
Airs, Leslie Carter is to make tour
n "Du Barry" ~Zaza" and Camille. "
John Luther Long IS writing her q rev
play.
Henry " savage has made a prep.
osltion for n tour Of the United States
hy the company now playing The
Gypsy Barenr Ia Leipsic
-Four companies are now playing
George Broadhurxts The Man 81 the
Hpur@ INC original company will re.
main for its second winter st the SIS.
yoy theafer. New York
Gertrude Quinlan. who played the
role 81 the boarding mistress daugh-
ter Ia The College Widow" ana made
a big bit Is 70 play the leading com
edy roe IN Tom Jones'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
JINGLEs AND JESTs
'ZzZXNZZN
ne Platitadiaist
AFTER " 8 Cill.eu

gAfter ". $ Ciibert.l
4 you'd via the worlds spplause in
a.wcrking 81 yoaT jaws. in az ora.
togieal way.
aou should never b TOO deep. but h
commonplace and cheap IN a-sayinr
d your saw
10 rot soorn the platitaae and you1l
ind yoar way hesreWed WITH bsu.
qncts Of every kind ami hue;
For A-One you'll not Ne rated Il vanr
talk Is cemplicas ed--.yoa shotld cut
ii down 70 two and two,
And the h0i nalsci viii err
As yoa wink the other eye:
IF we understand this speaker 50 very
casaee,
What a singalagly bright seang nan
this candidate must helr
Pc eloquent IN praise OF the dear, Old
fashioned ways that have long since
seem their day;
Boost the honest man 81 tell and TIE
tillev 81 ths sosi in The same obi
sloppy way;
Praise tae honest citizen quite a. III
that chap had been discovery Just
made On SoNs
Lsud the mother up. al course, AZ tho
nations leayeaiag force. ana the
crowd will yell sIlarroo"
And when he goes away
EaSh listener will says
"a coala understand each thing iris Pei.
tiaian said ta Fae.
"A. what 4 hi1a-hr0wcd thinking man
this candidate taust hcfa
Beaver Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
MONEY MATTERS.

French nlnts coined $4,000 Of
Swiss colas last year,
The Italian government has decided
en- an issue of ten and ive lire notes
for sam % Se0o0os0o0
At present all Canadian coins are
nlnses In Lonaoa. hut after this month
they VIII tn turned oas at the 0rta.
WA miat The proat which Is now
nearty haif million dolasrs, WITH ac-
nrae IL the Dominica government
III all the moaey n the world was
ecahlly divided afnene all the people
10 the world each person would have
g0si $50 1t The fiaac II division. This
woaid H0t be enough 10 gay or the
pcr capita pahilc debts of the principal
customers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
CONSIDER FAIRBANKS
TO HAVE BEEN INSANE
Witnesses iog Defense d MAJ Charged
With Murder Make Strong Lie
Net for the PTisoasF 10
Fan Into.

hfattiebofo, Oct - Tie defense "a
strongly fortified Is position yesterday
Ia L. issue 81 insanity that Il may KEEP
Fairbanks ROW nn trial iot the murder
~ Mary circuit, from the ullows. Every
witness reinforced this contention.
De first witness vas George Towns
end, who was recalled 70 give further
estimony Ia regard % the condition 81
falfhanks Ne went On "a say that the
accused came e. his farm Thursday and
remained until Saturday. This was In
ihe week previous @ the tragedy. The
witness aid that ae encouraged Fair.
hanks e stay with him, but be broke
out Man, God nor the devil cant keep
mo here" he then appeared % he ex.
cited and bis eYes seemed to BE- staring
Townsend aid that Fairbanks bad failed
IN bis looks and that his general physis
cal condition seemed q BE- az 4 low
point. lie talked IN a disconnected say.
w TownKeud sald that De considered
hiu 90 b. ont II biz head.
Charles Townsend a ton 81 the fret
witness. said that be assisted Fairbanks
20 che house when Ne suffered = sun.
stroke Ia 1903 and that be was slck and
unable 20 Wofk FOR some time after.
wards. he noticed the staring expires.
sion 81 Fairbanks eye. be- kaid. and Oh.
served that he was al run down. Town.
send continued 70 testify 10 the bad
spells that Fairbanks had al night
These were always followed By severe
headaches the neat dAy. he continucd
A times be sAid be appeared % Be men.
tally deranEed. Re made this remark
and 20 had the family, went on the sit.
ncss. a. the time Fairbanks vas working
Al his home.
Arthur Fiteh 81 ClArsmont. \. n, said
that Fairbanks bad worked Tor him four
months ia 1905, and that he BOARDED
With him Mrs.. Fairbanks accompanied
her husband Fairbanks had spelis Of
being very laxative he went on, and
again he would rot say = word. Ne had
spells with his head when his farr would
aush and veins stand out from his fore
head
James Carroll testified as to seeing
Fairbanks ~ the station ii Bellows
Falls AZ uine o'clock, and again IS eleven
o'clock On the morning 81 The tragedy
and that the accused ted him that Ne
was on the way 70 bis house 70 get a
Job. Fairbanks promised 70 come 20
Ciaremont the next day to End she Job
Witasss said that BE saw nothing Of
Mrs. futile nor Of the coiorea weman az
ne station when il was testified that
the death threats were made.
AZ times. he aid, Falrbanks showed
mental arrangement His talk vas az
times a sort ~ humble. sometimes he
would be obliged 20 speak 70 him several
tImes hefore hs could get FAirhAnkx'
attention. he told u bad spells that
Fairbanks had he stared 81 the foor.
he went on 70 testify. and his fare b..
came flushed Tie oftcn TALKED - hin
sclf. and when spoken % would jump
with a surprised expression On his FACE.
Az other times Ne would not speak. The
witness aid; 4 considered him insane
and remarked that I thought 80 at The
tines
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
EFE0GEKSsIG
ia North Main St Barre. VI.

did not pay any attention 70 Il and
met with terrible accident To the
gall and dupe who responds, great things
are promised IN the following, sIt l. he
who win write this prayer nine days
commencing on the day received viz On
the ninth day experience : great ioy. Il
i said ~ Jerusalem the Holy Gty Ne
who does this Win b delivered from an
calamity" The letter closes with ~Thi.
i a. ! reeeised il. 10 not break the
ehaia; make a wish while writiags
BY an means Do trrak the chain, and
il you make a wish may It Be that the
starters q such pieee 81 foolisAnsss
Set fair Measure of their desserts Il
least. DcnF h. anpea into continuing
such q mOskeFy Of things pertaining to
the Deity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29

CURRENT COMMENT.
ANornER VIEW or BARRE.
A. Taken ~ The Montpelier Argus on
The Toughest Place. idea.

The barre Times i rightly lndlg'
nant over the claim of 4 foot tourist
who recently visited that city and IN a
Communication 90 the Springfield Re
publican characterized the Granite city
a. "tae toughest place Of its sire IN the
United States" Now the Capital never
took such q view II the situation. haffe
4 = good nrirhhof II has hustlr and
muscle and i hammefing IT, way IN che
world with rsistloss. ccaseiess energy
Like Montpelier il enjoys the iralla n
toll from the granite quarries in The
town II Barre and MllliAmstoNn md IL
constantly Increasing business i help.
ing % keep the population Of Nermunt
moving IL the right diFeeiiea. baffe
has 10 boil down = larger foreign popn
latlon than Montpelier. yet Il j. taclng
tals task nohly and well, and We believe
IN the end viii make good citizens even
out ~ those men Who have grown up
under oppressive government and Who
cannot AZ flrft realize that there can BE-
any good Ia government Maybe. this
portion of the population = not large.
We. no matter how small IL u its adt
vooatea win alpays have listeners. Her
"AARNA# AFN NtNANHN WV NNANa*N NNA -.
hcc iorce and Der city government wall
average up with any IN the country.
Graft j. yet @ b charged against her
city officials. who are a clean lot 81
citlrcns, men with homes and families,
actively interested IN TIE welfare and
prorrrss ~ their town. Probably few
cities 81 Der ase. and AZ least. none II
the complexion 81 her citizenship i
taken care 81 BY snch 4 small police de.
pertinent and he siEe 81 a foree any.
WHERE depends on the character ard -.
briefly u that towns cititrns Barre
has had her affair On the past. bet
"a have other places She has among
her citizens quick race, bit meet 81
them are good citizens and their chi
drcn will - a. ready d hght for to
stars and stripes - were those 81 any
other nationality whenever that time
comts Montpelier Argus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29

During the past twenty years there
were one miliion. three hundred thousand
unhappy married couples In the United
states Who took their Affairs into court,
while The number who kept the family
skeleton concealed IN the closet Is moi
20 be numbered. Of the former class,
about two.thirds were successful IN hav.
ing the marriage ties severed No won.
der that church and organizations, not
ably the Catholic church recently. are
taking stsps to make such a condition Of
Affairs a. unlikely a. possible,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
THE CHAIN LITTER HuMRUG
AGAIN.

TAe ehaia letter scheme FOR quilting
people, II nos faF malcting tham Il ihcir
coin, u u s,sch frequent appearancs that
il seems unnecessary IL refer to Ii III
shesa eo'nmRs But our attention ha.
bcen called u oac ramiasation u tAe
p9An thas u NJ particularly SHY shat
Il aecas neassoniniag. 1t Is III the
cRlisss prayer Aina ainless apl ALSO.
lFiesy foolisk " cohaep,ion. The ettar
starts a. With Tie attenuation taas Id
MAS resolved IN the ffiead ~ the sender
with tAe a3taraeion II aops ana sena sa
aiae friends ana sse What happens
Ara tAis 4 TIE WAY the prayer rms.
q Lord lesps. We ienlo4e Ehee til have
ineag o. AZ nanSina md Seep II irons
ell evil ~ EAy pressass bleed ana take
us III h. vish Taee ataailv. Amea
Thai Is E seaside eaaasa aayer, ia Is.
saro, when prayed II sensible manner
sal with A. understanding 81 lis i'm,
port Rat prayed IA this obaia letter
manner. Il becomes unmeanine. ;sreeer.
fat aad sscFiaerioas,
WASt makes Il particularly sacrile.
eioas is the roilea hsnt e ssme terrible
impending tste i tie recipient 81 thr
letter aess nos heed tha vagnlne =
mako nias COPIES 81 tAe prayer ana N
aiet them upen nint friends Here Is she
threat II i saja ht who win n0s
write Ills via meet viii sems ssrvible
nisfertuns 4 i sid that enc psrsoa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
Woman,s Realm.

or the nineteen women members ~
ne parliament ~ Finland au hot one
are t0tai disclaimers
Mss lenaie Kendall one 81 New
EampShlre's two women deputy sher-
las. has 3Hst 5alned woman Suffrage
tlgb ID Der horne town The women
aenatics are doing splendid work
Tae ranks 81 the woman s0fTrsg ists
have been augmented within TIE vear
ay 1900 working women. banded 10.
Eetiler ID vsrisus cities In political
eQuallts leagues d SELF supporting
women
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29

Americans are being urged TO look foF
The colored gentleman under the woOl.
pile every time japanese says q nice
thing about the United States. sha ws
dislike 10 think that the following from
the director Of the imperial railways Of
Japan. as told 70 a reporter IN Boston, :
a swsstened knockout drop Or even =
sugAr-coated pills Never since our
treaty With Commodore Perry. whom We
regard as the father Of our county, have
the Japanese felt aaythiag bat the
strongest affection for che people 81 the
United States American people Ger
tainiy hope 20 retain the god opision
Of the Nippons il they are not cOm
PEELED thereby TO sacrifice any seli.re-
spcct