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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18

IN WiYoRk WILL HOLD SECOND
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION ~
Is. rlse,-. .s-rhTt cvPkrIIcE ~

e SYRACUSE. N. Y, April 1s.-"There
Is no doubt now that another Demo-
cratic Stnte convention will be conven-
ed in Syracuse in two or three weeks =
said Melvin 2. Haven. former State
committeeman and for several years
In charge Of the publicity bureau at
the Democratic State headquarters. be-
sides being a close friend OF former
Governor David B. Hill.
The recent New York convention
wa was an Anarchistic gather said he.
"and there is an uprising all over the
State. s There is no question but that
the Syracuse convention delegates Will
be seated I'm the Denver convention.
Definite plans probably win be made
IN e few days, #
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Shaking .l Hands
SEVERAL CANDIDATES. AMONG
FL HE VISITORS AT THE DELE.
: GATE 5cOkvENTIoh - y:

Hon. Jas. K. Hall. OF Wheeling.
candidate for auditor, Prof. r. A..
Riggs, Of Wellsb,lrg. candidate for
State Superintendent OF Schools. Judge
Ira e. Robinsin and perhaps others
OF the candidates for State Office are
among the visitors at the Delegate
convention here. Several others
would have been here, had 1t no.
been for the primary In Wetzel to.
day. where many of the boys are So
1ourning IT'LL the day is done"
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NJ. P. Iennle

M. P. Temple.
j. e. Broomfietl. Pastor-To-mor.
row Will be n special day In Sunday
School. The new carpet will be used
tomorrow for the first time 1t has
added very materially to the already
beautiful room. Church services ut
lo:45 n. M. with sermon on the Res.
direction. The the service the choir
Will sing an anthem to the tune of
Ihe Palms and Mrs. John Gorilo1
Smythe Will sing solo entitled
open the Gates OF the Temple" Jun
LOT Endenvor ut 2:30 y. m. and Sem
ior Endeavor Mt G 80 y. M. led by Nirs
Il. c. Jones. Instead OF the regular
evening service the choir OF thirty
voices. assisted by Omen's orchestra,
Will render the oratorio "The Seven
Last Words OF Christ. The follow.
Ing persons compose the choir:
MT. G. 4. kinsey, director.
DR.. c. Fl. Duncan. pianist.
Sopranos = Miss Gertrude Dobson,
soloist: Mrs. J. C. Smyth; Miss Maud
Jackson. Miss Emsie Mason. Miss Es-
telle Hamilton. Mrs. Dayton Mayors.
Miss Ruth Kelley. Mrs. c. r. KInsey.
Miss Alice Hawkins. :.
Altos-Mrs. W. s. Hamilton, Miss
Nell Lnyman. Miss Dena Knight, Miss
Ism Jackson. Miss Florence Roster.
Miss Flo Clayton.
Tenors-C. R. Kinsey. soloIst: DR..
r. H. johnson. Mr.. J. T. Eastman, Dr..
J. q. Dawden, Jr... Mr.. Lamar C. Sat
terheld. Mr.. r. E. Mason. Mr.. John
Rock. .Tr.
Bnsses-L. H. Randall. soloist; Mr..
d. l.. Mayors. Mr.. w. e. Watson. Mr..
G. A. Hill, Mr.. Fl, A. Roesler. Mr.. Ern-
est fost, A1r. Z. Drennen, Mr.. H. L.
Smith. =,
Orchestra-Prof. w. II. Omen, vio.
lin: DR.. J. E. Dowden. violin: Mr..
G. M. Williamson. flute: Mr.. Arlet
Harm. cornet: Mr.. Herbert Woolnrd.
Mr.. A. c. Lyons. bass.
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Grace Lutheran Church.

A. g. Null. Pastor.-Sunday School
will convene promptly at $3.50. Par:
OF the time will be devoted to relienr-
sal OF: the sc: ace to be rendered l at
n::h.. we urge every scholar to GO $40
and bring others. Preaching service
Mt 1890 after an address by the pas
tor appropriate to the occasion Holy
Communion will be celebrated. Re-
eeption Of members before the ser
cesnttnAeu on rage Eighty
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Mrs: Mrs. Gould's NJ ther Is
Seeking For a R Reconciliation

t.ss5Id p5llun lal 5!2-3 4 4 q.
q NNlEsVf4YORK, " pril 4 S.--7Mrs. Franz
Jay Gould's mother. Mrs. Edward
Kelly is trying. to effect a reconcilia
ton between her daughter and the
latters husband Gould admitted be.
lore departure for Hot Springs tha,
his wife began suit Wednesday for
a legal separation. 4
Mrs Gould VIII Ieeve for the South
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Mrs. Vanderbilt
Wins Her Case
ACCORDING TO REPoRTcURRENT
.s5 IN NEW YORK THIS AFTER-
NOON.

p NEW YORK. April 1s.-Referee Da.
vid McClure's report. who heard the
evidence OF the suit OF Mrs. Alfred G..
Vanderbilt for divorce. will be filed
with the supreme court clerk late this
afternoon or Monday. according to n
report current to-day. Rumor has IT
that Mrs. Vanderbilt has won the case.
1t is expected that Justice O'Gorman
Will confirm the divorce and issue an
interlocutory decree. This will per.
NIT Mrs. Vanderbilt to re-marry after
three months. During the interim
either party may reopen the case win
a view to cffecting decentralization or
secure decree change.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18

soon. Mrs. Kelley.s idea is to have,
a ihem EN-. meet among the Virginia moun-
TAI tsains u! where she thinks an under
,iitnndins stan, n,ay be reached. "If i had
oeen poor. | could have escaped all
this notoriety." Gould Is quoted as 5.5
saying. ITS another case. of the
curse curse OF money" Gould refused to
tell The causes OF the trouble with his
wife,. II Z. y TIL Nj <, e Z
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unions. The circular directs the To-
calls to call special meeting at once
n and vote on the proposition and urges
..hen to vote fayorably on the two
years agreement and return the votes
to indianapolis not later than April
52th. ;s: 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
DELEGATE CONVENTION is In SESSION
COURT HOUSE this AFTERNOON
Miners Will Vote on Two
Years Agree ement as Reached

TOLEDO. Ohio, April 1s.-United
Mine Workers will vote on the two
years agreement reached by opera.
tors and miners Mt the Toledo con.
ference. A circular. signed by Presi
dent Lewis and the district presidents
was issued today and sent to all the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
To Organize a Y. w. c. II. u,

a meeting OF young women, both
married and single. will be held on
Monday evening Mt 1880 o'clock, at the
nome OF Mrs. J. o. Watson. SO4 Fair
mont avenue. for the purpose OF or
nnizing a Y. W. C. T. U. The an
nouncement was made in connection
with the w. c. T. U. reception last
evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
Guests of Mrs. Robinson.

AIRS. E. NJ. Sturges and son. Mckay.
OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio, are the house
guests for few weeks of Mrs. Edwin
Robinson at her home on Fairmont
avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
Big ELECTRICAL SHOW.

ST. LOUIS. April 1S.-More than 100
OF tho. country's leading manufacture
ers OF electrical appliances have In.
stalled exhibits in the First Regimen.
Armory for the Western Electrical
Exposition opening this evening and
lasting through the coming week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
Presbyterian church.

II. g. StoetZer, Pnstor.-Sabbath
school at $3.50 o'clock. Prof. J. wal
ter Barnes. superintendent. The Jun.
Tor Endeavor Society will meet at 2
p. m, the intermediate Society at 2
p. m. and the Senior Society at G:20
p. m. Mrs. J. M. Black, leader;S topic,
Sunday. our Weekly Easter" = The
Elizabeth Hays Circle will meet at
the. home of 4 Mrs. Franklin Arnett.
Madison street, ,3& next Friday after
noon att2: 30 O'clock. q iiss2t isSS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
Easter Services Will Be Attractive
In AL The Churches Tomorrow

Programme for Easter services. The
morning service at lO:45 O'Clock: Or
gan voluntary: doxology: invocation;
Lords Prayer; hymn. "The Day Of
Resurrection: psnlter Gloria: scrip
ture. 1 Col. Is: hymn. "The Morning
Puppies nll the Sky:" announcements
and offering: offertory: anthem.
Christ our Passover" Schilling: re-
ception Of members; anthem. "As It
Began to Dawn" Vincent; sermon,
"The Power or an Endless Life"
prayer; hymn, Lift Up Your Voice In
Triumph" benedictloE. Evening SER
vice: Organ voluntary: hymn. "Iesns
Christ Is Risen To-day" scripture. st.
Mark 16; anthem. "The Resurrection.
Shelley; prayer; hymn, Christ the
offertory: anthem. my Redeemer
Lives" Williams; sermon: text, Mark
1G::30. "And they said among them
selves. who shall roll us away the
Btone?" theme, "Your Obstacles and
How They Shall Be Rolled Away"
prayer: hymn. "Angels Roll the Stone
Away" benediction; organ postlude..
M. E. Church, South.
r. T. Webb. Pnstor.-Speclal music
W AAS SIlSlL loL 1laSlcI Suuuuy 0CCu-
sion. Sunday School ut $3.50 a.. nj.
conducted by DR.. l.. N. Yost. superin-
tendent. For two Sundays past VIC
have had leg present. Let us do still
better tomorrow. Preaching by the
pastor at 10:3o a. m and 1880 n. N.
The morning sermon will be appro-
pirate to the day. Text. ''The dead
shall hear his voice." To this SER
Vice the parents. are urged to bring
their children and have them dedl-
Gated to God in holy baptism. Even
Ing theme, The discussion OF one OF
the most interesting characters OF the
Bible. Junior Lengue ut 1880 D. M.
under the direction OF Mrs. Isaac Da-
Wis; Senior League at G.: 80 D. M. led
BY Miss Martin A. Huffman. Sub
tect. An Easter Message: ""Go tell my
brethren" Matt. XVIII. Lilo. You
nre w cordially invited to ell these ser
vices. ..,l y
Central christlony Church. s.
" =. gtllisoa, Pastor.-A4 ths
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18

/. Moved once.

Miss sE1faysgI .. Bark kersSstenographsy.
mas moved ahersofl fles from thatse 81 oE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18

Bert Brewer is very Ill OF pneumo.
MIA Mt his home on Robinson street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18

*s Central christlon Church. /;
We H. Ytlliso1 Pastor 80 tho
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
Lawn Grass Seed lIFanCv Mixed Sweat Peas

Pure kentucky Blue Grass.
Crimson Clover, White Clover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
WORKMEN'S BARGAINS

We bought early and we'll
in New York, and consc
quently arc able to offer some
extraordinary values in Fur
nishings, Shoes. etc. These
goods are just right for la.
boring man, cheap and dur.
able.
Mems Socks. =. &c pair, 8 for 25c
Mems Straw Hats. worth Soc, 30c
Mems Caps. worth soc 39c
Soft Hats, worth $3.50. ..... 15c
Black Cotton Pants, worth 81 69c
Good Shoes, worth So. So, 80. %
Black Striped Shirts, worth SOC 39c
All these items are real bar
gains, and any man in need Of
any of these articles can save
money by taking advantage
of this offer.
ALEX COREY & CO.,
OPP. Jacks Lunch Room. Depot So.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
TALK OF The TOWN

Try Lander's Havana leaf Sc cigar.
1 Special values in automobile coats at
/ Abbott's.
Buy q parasol at Perry's while tht
assortment is new.
Victor Beers returned yesterday from
visit at Waterbury.
75c wash belts for 25c az vaughan's
This is not a misprint.
/ Earl G. Cummings went to Burlington
to-day for a business visit.
Red stamps given with groceries. j. II
Brown, s37 North Main street.
somthing new at Mascott's, Nonpareil
college ice" also coffee ice cream.
Wanted: Boarders and roomers, at
IA Central street, Mrs Alex. Morton.
Henry Heidel Of Goddard seminary re-
turned yesterday from visit az Mid.
dlebufy,
crichton 9. Carpenter went to does
I pond IN Danyille yesterday for weeks
vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. Francis A. Poole went
to Mt. Adams to-day 10 attend the Con.
gregationai convention.
Sauna Erasium returned To his home
in Holyoke, Mass to-day after a visit
with friends IN the city.
Charles Pierson, who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. Laura Camp, returned
to his home In Saratoga, N, N, to-day.
Heyl Mr.. Fisherman -Rexail Skeeter
Skoot will keep them away so that ypu
can give you whole attention TO Che
festive trout.
Cash paid for dairy butter and fresh
eggs All goods sold pen cent. discount
for cash. j. r. Brown, 337 North Main
street Tel lila.
Q. r. Mason. the well.known contrac.
tor who died Lat his home in Burlington
yesterday d apoplexy, was the enntlac-
tor who built the city hall in this city
Miss Josephine Hodges, who Has been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. s Whiteomb for the past two weeks,
went to her home ii Randolph Center
to-day.
Our second shipment Of hammaeks Just
in. All the latest eolors See them be-
fore you buy and get our prices, which
are surely right. 9. N. Kenyon & CO. s
Bargain Store
NJ. "A. Love Of Hinesburg. a brother
of M s. Love of the G. w. AyeriH com.
pany. has come to Barre to accept po.
sition in the Office Of the Montpelier Il
Wells River railroads freight depart
ment
Una celia opportunita per andare in
Italia sui nuovo VapoTe Chicago che fafa
il sue primo veaggio al 20 Guigno che
vuol andare yadi subito assicurarsi II
posto dal nostro agente. A. Giachino,
Barre, Vt.
Good pictures brought ont crowded
house last night at Massueeos theatre
The picture, "Playmates,n was especially
applauded, and the three others did not
40 unnoticed Mr.. Bennett sang Down
Cur Way in pleasing manner, his
voice being especially adapted to such
a song. Invest nickel to-day and be
entertained there.
Inc Hpaulding mgh sehool base Dali
team expects to close its seasons schcd-
ule with game with Montpelier high
school later this week Tie game was
scheduled to be played Thursday after
noon, but since Glass day exercises are
held on that afternoon, it is thought
that Montpelier will consent TO a post
ponement to the following day. The
Spaulding team does not lose single
player by graduation this spring, 50 that
the prospects are favorable for strong
combination next year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
spauldine Concert Program.

The program for the concert by the
Montpelier Military Band orchestra at
the Spaniding alumni concert and ball
ID Woodmen's hall Wednesday evening
III this week at \ o'clock is as follows;
Einzugsmarsch der Boiaren Haivorsen
Overture, William Tell ..... Rossini
piccolo solo, The Red Bird Beedle
Leon Batcheider
tal Minuett ~ Boccherini
(by LADge Garden Pierene
String quintette
Selections from ~1'he Merry Widow"
..s...s... &.,......... Lehar
Cornet solo, Surf polka steinhauser
Grand selection from Madame But
terily'' ........s .s... M Puceini
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

ASNuNA0s
New cream mohair skirts at Abbott's.
Summer kimonos and saeques At Fits.
Infants white dresses, tne display
az Pcrry's.
H. A. Prindle went to Boston on bust
ness to-day.
Read our adv Of specials for this week
at Vaughan's
Edgar Turner went to Hardwick yes
terday to work.
All grocers and markets keep Ossola's
spaghettis dressing.
Red stamps given with groceries. J, Il.
Brown, 3S7 North Main street.
Spaulding commencement ball We'd
nesday evening, Woddmen's hall.
Union made stone cutters glasses at
Il. n Austin's, the watch and clock man.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board Of aldermen will be held this even
ing.
Bernard Trask Of Laconia, N. H., and
Boston is visiting friends in Williams
town.
1 For sale. parlor suit, carpet and
bureau. Cheap for cash. "a Laurel
street,
For sale: 400 nice aster plants, all
colors. Price right. ~ Camp street.
Phone l57-ll
| Clarence b. Carr left this morning for
weeks visit with friends in Ports
mouth, NJ IL.
A ten-pound daughter was born yea.
terday TO Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Labelle
lof Second street.
/ Hear the string quintet at the
Spaulding alumni bali, Woodmen's hall,
ednesday evening.
Private sale, each day and evening at
the City Auction rooms; everything in
the housekeeping line
joe Comolli, the former catcher oil
the Italian Athletic club team, has dc.
eided to re-join the team.
Stone cutters glasses. All prices from
20 cents to $500 each. L. p. Austin,
the watch and clock man.
The program for the spaulding
alumni concert Wednesday evening,
June 10, viii appear Monday.
The Montpelier Military band of ~
pieces will play Al the s. III s. concert
and ball next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Al. Brown and SON are
visiting for ten days with relatives and.
friends Of Mrs, Brown in st. Alhans,
having gone there Sunday.
Roach brothers have workmen engaged
hi altering the front of the Theatorium
in the Granite block and will change it
and add an outside ticket Office
The Meadow Flats oafeatel the
Granite street picked team yesterday by
the score Of IS to ID. The feature of
the game was fine catch by Soldini.
Mirrors, pictures. piano, tables. chairs,
lawn mowers, baby carriages, chamber
suits, stoves ana i large lot of goods at
private sale only. City Auction rooms.
All this week.
Already there has been a large sale
0f tickets among the spanding alumni
far the annual banquet To be held this
year In tle congregational church Thurs
day right. John Nv. Gordon will be
the chief speaker of the evening, and
there will be several brief talks BY mem
hers of the Association.
Charles Mcdonald of New York City
came 70 Barre yesterday afternoon for
brief visit at the home Of his parents,
Am and Mrs. John Mcdonald of Liberty
street For the past two months ard
half he has been in Virginia pursuing
legal Investigations and He expects to
return TO that state 70 spend the next
two months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09

Also blanche Ferry" and En-
lily Henderson Sweat Peas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
SUPERPHOSPHATF

'Bradley's also Cleveland Drier
Co" and fuckers Prices are
right
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
DIR. z. ARCHAMBAULT.

General diseases neated, but special attan-
ton given to the treatment Of tuberculosis or
consumption hy means of the new serum.
55arre--Othce So Summer ST., corncc West
H0urs-T to q. M. 2 tl and to ~ M Web
aterville-- Residence Henry Gignre, for consul
fatiOn4 Tuesdays TO ~ a. M Graniteyille--
Residence Odnie Gilbert. for consultation, Fri
days . 10 II a. m. Tel, 407-12
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auction sale tonight at the City Auc-
tion rooms,
Red Stamps given with groceries. j. Il,
Brown, 837 North Main street.
At Woodmen's hall, Wednesday even.
ing, June 10, Spaulding alumni ball.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Red stamps given with groceries. J. E.
brown, 800 North Main street.
Mrs William Conner, who has been
visiting hcf son. William Conner at God
dard seminary, returned to her home in
ANoodsville, N. H., to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09

TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1908.
Weather Prediction.

Fair tosnight and cooler except cast
crn Maine; Wednesday fair and cooler
light westerly winds,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
Our Way
ESS THAN A YEAR AGO we decided to O


 our whiskies direct to the consumer at actual
 wholesale prices-the identical prices that we received for twenty years from Clubs and Cafes. In order to do this we were compelled to throw resc- tions around ourselves with regard asserting and packng-for instance, with one exception we do not ship less than six quarts, and do not assort.
 Our theory was that number of consumers had grown sick and tired of ordering the average mail order whiskey and if they could be assured that they could get dependable whskey direct from our dis tllery at fair price, we would control lot of busi ness that was awaiting for reputable concern.
 This was a departure in the whiskey business that had never been tried before, and lot of so-called competitors predicted our ruin-please note we say so-caed competitors we have real competitors; business is dferent-we are in class by ourselves
 Up to the present time the results are astounding to us-practcally every have sold continues to recorder. Our business shows increase every day.
 Our whiskies have such distinct mark of quality that our customers immediately become enthusiastic and tell their friends We do not make exaggerated statements,we simply conduct business in a sevatve way and tell you the plain truth about our products indicated by anexplanaton of each brand offered.
 Do not let our prices prejudice you because they are low-ju bear in mind that they are wholesale prices and "our way" enables you to purchase Si% quarts at about the price you would ordinarily pay for four.
 It would be good business on your part to order your Christmas supply of whiskey now-before the transportation companies become congested with the holiday rush
 EXPRESS PREPAID
 Shipment Made in Wooden BOxeS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

a germ laden mosquito in the yellow fever belt Being . different poison, of course its symptoms are different The first symptom of the work poison is fatigue. You are not to blame for 1t. You don't get tired because you arc naturally indolent and worthless, but because muscular exertion has released a lot of toxic matter which grips you with its paralyzing fingers
 That Is just half the story. The amax- ing sequel has just been provided by pr. Burnham. whose paper was read be- fore the International Congress on School Hygiene by Dr. l.. H. Guliek. He declares that certain antlbodies are pro- duced. and he has isolated the fatigue toxin and has produced an antitoxin in the usual manner.
 pr, Burnham even believes that 1t is possible by a course of preliminary treatment to render the patient im- Ynune. He vaccinates against llzaness as It were, and when the patient Is properly fortified he never gets tired any more. He works out his life with perfect cheerfulness and without fs. tiEue.
 Thus. 1t Is believed. that a tramp might be put through a course of treat Inent which would make a useful citl. zen of him. He would love to work af- terward as well as he now loves to rest. It Is suggested that he might be given the antitoxin for uncieanliness. too. and that he might grow to love the bathtub. s When this new and revolutionary plan 'bec0r1es thoroughly worked out. the tired men in factory will be given treatment by the house physician. He will go around throuhg the works with a hypodefmic needle in one hand and \ pail of antitoxin in the other and aa. minister the cure to all the employees. After that there will be no need of a time clock All you will need will be a watchman to drive the men away from the benches when the clock strikes 6. and to keen the door locked if the morning so they can't ret back until o'clock.
 Of course there will be no more strikes after the antitoxin treatment fnr IaEiness becomes general. The mer viii submit to almost any sort of wage reduction before they will be driver away from their beloved labor. And. of course. the longer the hours of labor tine .happfer they will he. The only fore men needed Tin the factories and stores then will be a strong -willed and husky man who win patrol the premises to seA that no man works too hard Periods