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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
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(LlNIM EN7)
KNIGHTHooD COMES
TO LABOR LEADER.
Dominic D'Alessandro Of Hod Carriers
Union Honored BY King Of Italy.

Boston. March IlInstrious Sir
ChetalierT i the titse BY which 0ragnis-
~ Dominic DAlessansiro Of the Hai Car.
riers Union win heneefosth BE- known.
lie Was knighted by the King II Italy.
through Marquis +. 4. A. hi Bruno.
Italian consul of Roston, who performed
the ceremony at one az the largest meet
ings Of union zoe held AZ ia Norta
street
This honor comes in recognition az the
work done hy Mr. Alessandro for the
Italian Immigrants Of Boston. He is the
first italian who has ever been ncn-
cred Ia this city. and when it became
known that the ceremony was 70 take
place Italians from 81 parts 81 the city
gathered Mr.. pAlessandfo was virtn.
ally the FIRST orwsnizer " an the Boston
Italian labor unions
Mr.. NAlsssahdro has formed unions
in every New England section aud also
IN various portions ii tie north Allan
tie and middle states. He X a special
friend 0f Samuel GonpeFs. ard was
made q special nafi0nal organizer bv
bim Last year be assisted In arranging
the American Italian exposition. Re
Gently he established local Italian
labor journal 70 advance the cause at
tie sage worksrs Of bis nationality in
New England
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
HURTS SALE
OF MEDICINES
Simple Recipe for Home Made
Kidney Cure
ANYONE CAN PREPARE 1T
Relieves Nearly Every Person Who
Tries It--Makes The Kidneys Act
and Oyercornes Rheumatism and
Bladder Trouble.


To make up enough Of tie ~DandeTc1
treatment. which IS claimed 70 b. re-
lieving nearly every sufferer VINO USES
i for backache. kidney complaint sore,
weak bladder and rissumatissns get from
any prescription pharmacy one half
ounce Fluid Extract DaHdelion, one
ounce Compound Kargon and three
ounces Compound Syrup Of SarSaparilla.
Sake well in bottle and take in tea
sgoonful doses after each meal and again
At bed time.
Those VINO have tried il claim that 1t
acts gently but thoroughly on the kid
reys. relieving backaele ard bladder
trouble and urinary difficulties almost
instantly. Many cases Of rheumatism
are known to have been relieved within
Z fen days, the pain and swelling diuin-
ishing vita each dose
A well known local druggist. who Is
in 4 position to know. asserts that this
prescription, wherever it becomes known
slmays ruins the sale Of the numerous
patent medicine rheumatism cnres. kid
isev cures, rte. 1t Is q recipe which the
r.aiority If patent medicine manufae-
tuners, and even certain physicians dis
ike to see polished Few cases, indeed.
which viii fail 70 fully yield 70 its PEI
ehliaTig soothing and healing influence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
ALFONSO DEFIES DEATH
THREAT OF THE REDS
Leaves Madrid for Barcelona. Despite
Warnings--WiIlin to Risk His
Life to Prove His
IonTage.


Madrid, March To- untsrTiEed BIZ
threats that his bic would be attempted.
II he persisted in visiting Barcelona.
King Alfonso lett here last night for
that place, and the greatest concern i
felt tor his safety There are TWO routes
from this city 70 Barcelona. The strict
est secrecy i being kept as TO which
one the royal party took. Is Is feared
that an attempt may be made to dyna-
mite the train.
Only three days ago warning were
posted by the reds IN Barcelona that.
II the king came to that city, he would
be killed. These signs were torn down
BY the police Practically martial law
will prevail during the kings visit.
The fate of King Carlos Of Portugal
has only strengthened the determine
tion OF King Alfonso to defy the anar
chists He has determined on his visit
the king is supreme and has no fear"
II develops that a section Of the
Spanish ministry - bitterly opposed to
King Alfonso's going to Barcelona, de-
scribed as a wasp's nest. but the king,
With a display Of the old Bourbon cour-
age, has refused to be dissuaded He
considers il his duty to a.. and is con.
tident that bis visit 10 Barcelona viii
appeal 70 The chivalrons spirit Of the
Spanish people and have good effect.
A dispatch has been received here
from the spanish minister TO Switzer
land saying that the anarchists Of Gem
eva have decreed the death Of King al
fonso and Premier Manra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
Hoxv Is Yoar Blood Z

II you lack strength, are nervous, have
no appetite. don't sleep wen, set tired
easily, your blood is In bad condition.
You cannot be strong without pure. rich
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes good.
rich blood and keeps 1t good.
Dyspepsia - " For six months my sys.
tenn was ont OF order win dyspepsia and
impure blood Spent lots of money IN vain,
hnt Hoods Sasaparilla CURED me. Jos s..
laura. Genoa. Neb.
Mad No Appetite was troubled
with dyspepsia and had no appetite | had
a faint feeling after eating, Ny constitution
was all run down, but Hood Sarsapari liahas
fully relieved me-. FLORENCE STOWE.
Suidervile. Wisconsin.
Weakness -'I HESS the day heard of
Hood s SArsararilla. as Il cured nae Of extreme
weakness after grip. built my husband up
after pneumonia. aud cured eczema and
hlood- poisoning la our children. Mrs. NJ.
A. DxLwoKrH. Box I. Emhreeyiile. 70.
Hoods Sarsaparllla Is sold everywhere.
In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called
sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pared only by c. /. Hood Co. Lowell, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
If B. M. MEN CUT PAY.
ROAD WINS $4,000. SAYS FUTILE
Reduction in Stockholders Dividends Is
Possible Declares Railroad Chief
Asks Aid Of Employees.

Boston. March l0-President Lncius
Tuttle Of the Boston 4 Maine railroad
ia an interview vith a representative
Of the Financial News yesterday De.
elared that If the employees of that sys-
tenn Gut their own wages frs per eeat.
Of the next three months. the saving
e bis company yili amount Is $50.
coo.
President Tnttle belieses that ii may
BE- both necessary 70 cut a0Mn STOCK
holders dividends unless business in.
proves.
Els recent request u all train hands
70 chop their oun pay Is considered
one Of the most remarkable actions
ever taken by ihe head Of a railroad
SYSTEM
The acceptance Of voluntary cut
af five per cent viii mean liisle 10 tie
employees Ct the Boston ! Maine indi-
xiaualiy. SAID Mr. Tuttle yesferday,
bat will save the company ia the az.
sreaats S5gatN6 On lis paynolls
Tbs necessity az a reimbursement IF
operating expeHses during tire latter
part & The fisrsl yrar vas fercfblv borne
81 upon the management vhgm It was
found that tfae auditing depart uaens Is
innate of falling of al $4,000 ia tbs
ingome Of the read for January was
below the acton conditions the grass
earnings for that month showing a loss
oi sS7saa1 n compared with the sane
month IN lssl7
consider THE present sitnation worse
temporarily than the depression at lD93
High wages ntean higi costs cf pro
aaesian and consequent high prices f8r
goods II sRkes time Is e7uahze these.
Hhc eonditiea af the Boston Il Maine
i NOT peculiar n itself. burt a study al
the returns ef the railroads throughout
the eountrV shows Hzargs1 falling of
IN earnings since TIE taTa 81 tie year
People are eeanouising aut0matiEal-
y throughout the eoUHtry ard the ef-
2set Ell all this i feT in lie rstaa trade
sud eyeatnaily IN tAe wholesale distFi-
asstim@ csnteEs, and lastly hv the trans
portatioa caaapaMies
Asked IS Is the prospect ~ divided
redneticEis following 81 argonlpsnvisg
the proposed wage ear. President TatNe
sasa that cf course i nslrht even Be
necessary 60 eansaseF scaling steskbad
ers resHgns unlfss heFe VAS a EaSieal
sAange lar the hetfes Is general bsisi.
Eess ccn1isieaz
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
Excessive Drinking
orrine Destroys The Craving For Drink
Sold Under Positive Guarantee.

Excessive or continued use 81 slea-
aalie beverages always results II dis.
easea condition &c the nervous system.
The drinking man i often heard 10
sag. II can stop q Fny own free VIII and
when / wssh. but the peog fellow Is Now
devoid II Ne nawer s. act * the proper
time ard III the right way,it's TED late,
tue craving has secured q frm bold and
Asganse 81 she diseased nervass system
rs has not the ability for sustained q
fort. The result We al know
Drunkenness Is no longer considered =
crime eminent scientists SaA physicians
have agveed that It Is disease an8 must
n treated as ssaca.
The home treatment that has been
msed far number e years. and Is high
II saccesssai, s 0grine II + sold anasr
I positive guarantee that Il il aoes not
effect cure yctW money will ae re-
funded.
0yrsne i ia two farms When de-.
Siring ta give secretly. pnTrsass 0riHe
No. ( ard i tie patient vii voluntarily
take the treat nsenF, Oryine Nc. : should
II given The xuagantee L. tie sanas In
either case gsEine costs h0t S1.eA ner
leN. sia5.sd IA piaiR sealed wFapper on
Yeeeips e psiss Write Tor free treatise
Is -1lrenkennesS mailed - ssalea en-
yeHope rs me 0rvSns ca. Nashingtaa,
n. e SaA NJ leading druggists every
wAese ana in this eisv hy Aiskers &
Wells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
BUILDINGS FAIL as
FLOOD SWEEPS CITY.


Battle Cresk aEis6.. March l8-WRh
TIVE square mics Inundated, this eisy
Yesterday fseed ! crisis The k8Iamarao
aFer hNssanne ail the damage th5ss faF
9lll tae Hatele 9xecA river j. rising rsp-
ai.ss VIII the prospect thzt TIE business
ssssien. that s. sSs aas escaped all
- submerged
h'EHtFe4s u nuScs are SURROUNDED
ans la mNuy ef them the water g. ra
naE Through the seeonE .steFy wiEauHs.
stores aege apensl sunday 10 give shei-
teF y she hsneless eaes
The R9thban { Mat haIi5ing fs3 d
saRssay night. with lass oi $1,000
~ Alesoa. the water has lest a trail
80 disaster, several bridges and stores
nakia9 faaes II NTH 4 kss q moEs
sAan Sie0Nsa
= many 81 IRE sserss here there Is
stFsa2 two feet deep rUuaing through
ftsas Isese have Asxn manv narrow
escapes frem drowning NEuar laher-
s4a art Thomas YCures. whise oul taS-
i7g pictures. isl il tts Hooa blsi ulH-
Aset e eliuh into a tree. whsge -hey
rsH,aiEed Ter hours beso-e BEING rs
suca.
Several families hare bess taken ron
seSoaa story windows 81 she pohee. Uao
sss running regular pstToi system
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
eREaT sKIE cURE sTIRs EUROPE,
Medical PrafssSiel Interested 4 Exteg-
RAJ w4sA vhieh IS Pss5assrg
Rea1rk&bls Results

r-ss-~s v.sssF AS .s.s-s ses~.s
49,. u $500 .s - =
=. - s,-.s.s-s,,...... -. - - NJ
80 4s.sssss sts. f.,s..s.... s.,..ss~s N
- '.-.9s... :. ~ s. s.9s 81 -,
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So.
IS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
FOR MURDER or PRIEST.
Giuseppe Ala Is Now On Trial at Den
yer. Col.


Denver. Col, March Anticipating
the presence Of a large crowd at the
opening Of the trial yesterday Of Giu-
seppe Ala, the Sieilian who murdered
r. Leo Heinrichs OF ST. Elzabeth's
church while be was giving the sacra
ment en- Sunday. Feb. rs. Sheriff Alex
suder Nisbet stationed deputies along
the walks and in the entrance ways
leading from the iaa 70 the court room
and also in the court room itself Alias
ease was the first On the criminal doc
ket.
II Is expected that the defense Of At
torney Robert RI Niddecomb. represent
ing Ala by appointment Of the eourt,
will advance the theory Of insanity in
the hope 81 saving the life Of his client,
and to be prepared Tor combating this
defense the prosecution had summoned
eight 81 the most skilfui brain special
lists In the city to be present foT the
purpose Of observing the defendant and
thus be in readiness To give expert opin-
ion as 70 bis sanity. The defense had
arranged also for three alieniSts 20 serve
their side Attorney Widdeeomb iudi-
Gated early in the examination OF yenire
men that he would make the question
of prospective iuryman's allegiance
10 the Roman CAtho3ic faith the cause
for challenging him ss 10 bis quallfea-
tion to serve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
OPPOSE MecUMBER's GRAIN BILL.
Present System Of Classification Said by
the Dealers to Be Satisfactory.


Washington, March To. Representa-
tiyes Of grain growing, shipping and ex-
porting interests will hold i conference
IA Washington next Saturday 70 con.
slider Senator MeeHmber's ball and other
legislative measures providing Cor the
classification and grading Of grain, the
prohibition OF the use at other grades
and the appoint ment Of federal inspee-
tors. 1t avs SAID Sunday IN behalf Of
those responsible for the conference that
great opposition to this plan had de-
veloped among the grain trade for the
reasons that there will be required q
very Large number Of inspectors, that il
Is impossible to have one set Of grading
rules apply to the entire country. and
that the merchants consider the proposed
Interference with their business ~ the
government as unwarranted The pres
cot grading Of cereals i almost entirely
81 boards Of trade and similar bodies.
and II Il claimed Is thoroughly satistac
rory TO the dealers in the commodities.
Counsel for the various associations ar
gle that the measure a. now drawn Is
Unconstitutional that the right to ia
speet goods hy the constitution Is ex
pressly reserved 10 the states. Tweny-
four orgaAizainns, including the New
York produce exchange have said that
they will send delegates
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
DRAWS THE LINE At SIX
KISSES 4 DAY BY WIFE.
II. Lee5om wiling to RetuIr e Spouse
ca Guarantee u This Limit 70
0sculzticn.

Chicago. Maria I0-slx Kisses 4 aav
promised Detectives stark ard johnson.
wha srressea him for desaEsing his at.
fesfiouate wife. th&t hs waala return
10 her ca that basis Thsv found Aim
liz Springfield. Is. whittier as weHt sew
81 weeks sEo.
cts / ease q 500 uueh lavey scvey
business. sai5 f.selan en- the SAY back
frcsn Springfield Ny Hife-s as was
married Quce ox twisE es.orsls 5 good
Ronaa anz a sne haasskeeper, bas sheas
toe skrsaE IS the lose kasiness g sEif
ne
eNaw. I'm nat say gay. q any
thing 6ka tAat. A,s @2Nt Eant 3
uoraa kissing ne 81 TIE tirss. WAea
come hoass f7em Nass Re sae sFe1iaE
Ike Is s., dovr ard vsaa the paper. rs
site wcaiS NNst re - hes1 l111s wlsa
be- AMI say foolish tMnss-
"A fea days before ! gmpsa aut Is
taen sone aetEsss a9vu m NsE AoEk
nlzas 5 lit wirk S kiss tat lesssa
f1ety-fge saauas. Mfs1 ms site Hsz1
sbsut tAas IS els Fapsr 81 se4 sas
sona bat S ritk cae hasd tiei k.eAiHe
So ksek- IN ash4Esei 60 sea Nlzs zap
nee4
ms ealy f&eit { lad Is sas VIA
Aarie VAS Asr ioviae nstne u asrss
3 = bass ana ave v5ts tr e sAe
aazF sas e1s tbs kissizg alsiasss.
5czf md 3 Hstle kss res as sss1--
ags i drse t4s lae IS soze t1sa -
: sax
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
CHINA AND JAPAN
STILL DISPUTTNC
Deadlocked as to Release of the Tatsu
Maru ard an Indemnity.

Picking. March lu-The dispute over
TIE Tassn Maru. tie Japanese steamer.
hieh was seized by the Chinese an-
fhofities OF Macao in the belief thar the
cargo of arms and ammunition "a board
were intended for Chinese revoiatieuists
has not yet been finally settled.
Barren Elayashi. the Japanese minister
t1 China. has q eonierence yesterday
with Ynan Shih Kai, grsnd councillor
81 the empire. hut they faiied to reaeh
IA understanding on bash the release IS
ne steamer. whieh IS stii bod ~ Chins
ana tie indemnity China has. however.
given satisfaction regarding the hauling
down of the japanese flag, ani Baron
Havashi assured China Yesterday that
Gapan would mest her desires Tegaraing
supervision s. tie tF&sHe il arms te
Chinese territory He agreed also. TO
tie Chiuese proposal for the ultimate
disposition DC the cargo of the TASsu
Naru. after whieA he again set forth
the iinal demands IT hts governments.
The v1seray az Cantca i apgsosing tta
psrishnlent 81 tie Chinese naval com
aarder ~ 50 BEARDED the Tatsu AEaru
ard lowered the Tag.
washington. Mareh l0-Wn Ting
Fanr. tha newly appointed Chinese mIa
lister. said yesterdays
Il a. nor think anything serious VIII
eoms from shis Tatsu Mara affair. How
ever. I su rot officially anthogiKes 60
say this Il Is simply MY private 0Pia-
ion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
LEGISLATORS SEE
MURDERER killed
Sought Eiss Hard Enawisdge r. View
e Bill e Asehsh csn.sai
pnutshrasrt

ChSuiHx, n ~ AsaFa kataHia
Ssrolls. an EtaiiaR, who kilse4 rAn iR
y as eursiandt PARK, view york. toF che
nsirpose 81 robbery Tai3 che psa&itg ges
tsraay II son GeatAf chair iss sing sing
nri=on. Strasba sAoWet tae nass VNs
teaae3smarv caniposssge, ard wsat smil-
isy & bis aestA lie za5a sae3 hYs
repeatedly, ard warn tie he}wcs vas
nssiss aawn eYer bis read his fsee sfiH
xo7s : smile. henr e5utaess we've uaia
hafafe tie mans al 62 qsgieck uss
Hzoneanee1 dead,
The exetasian vas Witnessed 81 three
Sea Aork asssa.b5ymsH f6sy declined
Is eivs tleir names. e IS sad that q
Asa Is Being prepSrei Ser presentation
II tie assembly WhisA provides faT the
shaati0n IS capital punishment ana tAAf
z ssssahlYasen we came sre Festef
aav 3ia IS 6 see ser themselves the
maaner n whicA esnitsl punishment 5
carried eae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
-oNE HOUSEWIFE FoR EACH
NEW RECRUIT IN TIE ARMY
Alsa 3 Rarol. rels5 SozR BvusAsS Shas
Poash ana wkssk B-s0z-

NsslSnGson. al g. Atarza ies--lhs
recznt crdes NefeA supplies - AZ army
reru5s uraE a5s enastnezs S faI IT
81 to5.es 4Ftiz,es. A1s FEa zee .-saetlst
81 iss-tsssz construction aus A4s eesa
ss1ssa 5ae
As a stsals. Ills IS whSf ste saastel
use zets s. at3taer 6 ~ Tzu,sr eat
SIS RaHr tsrshss Scr hkss sests. sAax-
~. ana -sc eoea pssfsA. sez h3tzk
ana san s#s, tso scwfz<. teS.cS sesr.
as hzcoai. aaI LAST nzs r1t lass
stze 1-ssfse Isf Ara.eulte i sx-
psiaei IS Is resr httie e4ze. esz-
Etsaz tszczs ascdts tz1ters 4as
rasSAss-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
sEvERESr PUNISHMENT ron LoIsY
All Catholics Ferhidaen to Held Gem
municasion With Him.

Rome. MARIA IG.-En pursuance "a bis
campaign against maasFrism. the pope
has desyeea the sa4efest fagn az sxcora
Hsaeigstion Axaiuss Able Lousy, whs
wss lately condemned hT the Archbishop
81 Paris for bis SyH5psie Gospels and
hss replF To tke rapai sreYeliea1 against
modernism He S not only expelled
from the ehurcA and deprived e 81 ee-
e3esiassiesl privileges but ~ Eoman
Catholics are Forbidden 70 hald con.
nuzeatlan vita Aiu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
Says They Are in Every
Way False and MendaciOuS"
CORPORATIONS NO FRIENDS
The District Attorney Went to Albany
Yesterday and Presented Lengthy
Reply to the Charges Made by
W. F. King.

Albany. N. r.. March 1o.--Dist. Atty,
Jerome brought 10 Coy. Hughes q per
kon yesterday MS answer 70 the charges
,aade against him BIZ William + King
and the committee Of minority stock
holders 81 the Metropolitan street rail-
Nay ia which the governor j. asked g
remove Mr. jerome from office. Dist.
Atty. Jerome and Mir King appeared for
snallv ia the executive chamber AZ noon
ion the Hing Of the answer. Mr.. jerome
announced that lie was ready TO pro
coed with hearing Ut any time the
governor might suggest.
Jernmrs brief contains no less than
$4,000 words, and according g is an.
thar's estimate, would make hook Of
$40 pages The district attorney and
TIE several members Of his stall who
elaborated with him never worked SO
rard at anything as they did in pyepaT
ag this brief. For material they drew
lpon every record in the Office before ard
since the beginning 81 the Jerome adj
ninistsatielt.
Gov. ilughes announced that he saomid
take the answer II Mr.. Jerome and ex-
anime it aal announce later what eaarse
la should pursue with reference 70 his
decision 81 the charges.
When asked afterward regarding the
answer. nist Atty. Jerome said ii was
entirely impossible for any one e rlake
a lastly perusal ct K, and get oa any
thing ter puAliation HI declared that
Re hal nos rested content with denying
.the nany mendacious assertions con-
tanned IN TIE charges. bat had put In
lie exhibits a large portion Of the evil
dence There MAS "a entire denial 81
an charges and full explanation 81
cach esese given. the same being IS actir
snlete * was deeIaed necessary 10 meet
ihe COMPLAINT. which was absolutely,
consciously end Intentionally hoada
eioass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
GENERALIZATION FRAUGHT
WITH DANGERs--Gov. JOHNSON
"a President Has No More Right TO Go
Outside Constitution Than Any
0thex Citizen to Break
The Law.

st. Paul, March 10, World power
is great thing. but ecntraliaation 81
power Is Fraight with danger" declare.
Gov. John A. johnson al Minnesota
candidate fcr the Democratic presilen-
tial nomination, ia a. interview upon
rttiOnal issues. GOV. johnson addict:
10 my mind d president has no more
right Is 90 outside the Constitution
simply because he wants 20 accomplish
even the most heuehcent of purposes
tian any other citizen has to break the
law. Taat Is tbe road bat leads 70 the
destruction III republics"
10 discuss President Roosevelt spe-
cially the governor refused, neither
would be talk shout what he would 81
lie tho presidents chair should he b
Mr.. RooSerelt's successor A wonl
about Bryan was an that Gov. Johnson
cared "a say Of The man wh6 win he bis
strongest eaponent at the convention IN
Denver
.Bryaa's courage, sincerity. honesty
and popularity are unQuestionea.n sad
~ When asked il 81 thought these
qualiaeRtein maae alr, Bryan the strong
gss candidate for the presidency among
those mentioned -eYgn eliminating Cos
Johnson of Minnesota --ha threw up the
harrisr y refusal Is discuss. in3isid-
ual candidates
platform with sight planks com
prise tne issues upon which tag. John
son stands Tariff revision he deems
aa1Ss important States rights should
he preserved against federal poweE Ia.
eprSiea. Is thinks HIS does not believe
III great navy. Combinations for ths
purpose of reducing The eoss Of pradae
tion am permissible HE Il strongly
aagiast the i3ea ct ship subsidy lie AZ.
proves the ssae control 81 railroads.. Back
tfs, Ia believes. nlast be taught Is Is
absolutely honest.
Question after question the ogverner
answered ca political and national at
fairs, ard Summed Up briefly. agrs age
his replies
4 moline "a tie bellef tat Il i the
bankers rather than TIE system tof ear
reDeel that vausr 81 preveat trouble
NO corporation should be permitted
hy law "a Issue q share Of saseh sl0sk
that does not stand fos psia IL easa aud
certified hY state examination
lie We have a Hawaiian wart on ne
G&tianAl nose end Philippine hamp On
I'acle Sans back, doubtless we Will
aaxe Is look oat faF them.
Ii mas 81 that tAs Jaeanese siisa-
tien demands al extension 81 aar prep
afaticns IL fact J 8p not ehjeer to
naval progress ~ eur Keeping up witch
the procession. hat I eannat avoid 49,
GREETING that eur natianal paiievs ~.
stead 81 gaiag after distant Islands. di9
nat meFe Is the direction q extending
tbs Aanndfies ef sha United States fFsla
the P&aama eanal q the Aresie ocear
NEST hy conquest 81 course bat hs friend
shlp, aiiianes eaneard AND anna lganatiaR
If Mexico an3 g8naaa were states 81 esF
lnien, there Toa& Be no necessity 81
car great fleets Even Is it IS, what
country wOaN yeHturp e. attses as
II as nos consider thaI ii i the Prev
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
TRAINMEN ASK
MEDIATION
Oppose Wage Cut By Southern
Railroads
WANT THE SERVICES
Of the Federal Government-Knapp and
NELL to Hear Case Of Southern
0ficeTs Of the Road to Make
Their Plea To-day

Washington, March lott is under
stood that the employees OF every rail
road in the South except the SeaboaTd
Air Line. which is in the hands Of a
receiver. have applied for mediation I'M
der the provisions 81 the Erdmann act
in the matter Of proposed wage reduc-
tions. To-day Chairman Knapp Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission and
Commissioner Of Labor NeilI will give
hearing to the officers Of the South.
ern Railway relative TO the wage ques-
ton.