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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08
JACKSON.

Geo. Gum and wife visited with
Albert Wagner at Odebolt last Sun.
day.
Mr.. Rhode had one of his DRIVING
horses taken sick while in Wall Lake
last Saturday.
DR.. Walrod's barn in Carnavon
burned down last Saturday noon.
The fire extended to the church. burn
ing the south end of it. but people got
the fire under control and saved the
building.
The White and Lawler boys went
to Carnavon one day last week, to
look at some cattle with the view of
buying.
Ed. Downey had bee and hauled
carload of corn from Breda last
Saturday.
Mr.. Weed and relatives went to
Dunlap to attend funeral of an uncle
who died in Dakota. last Tuesday.
Herb Dean and Chris Riddle made
trip into Carroll county last Satur-
day to purchase stock cattle.
Alva Harman's little girl is sick
and has very sore throat.
Geo. Sherwood of Wall Lake re-
ceived scratch on his hand by a
chicken. blood poison set in and he
died March Both.
Herman Obman's little boy got his
fingers pinched pretty badly in seed
er while playing. His brother let the
lid of the seeder drop. and it caught
the little fellows finger.
Barney McGlothlin shipped car of
hogs out of Herring last Saturday.
Martin Peters and wife went to
Dakota to attend the funeral of Mr..
Peters brothers wife who died last
Tuesday.
Harry Weed took business trip
to Sac City last Thursday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08
HSPInWHLL

Jurgen Rooster attended the funer--
al of Fritz Nielsen at Manning Tues
day.
DR.. Carlisle of Manning made a
professional call at Christensen, Sun
day the children being sick.
Julius Thede and Claus Sleek of
Manila was in town Sunday.
Willie Rolfes of Haburn was here
Sunday visiting his cousin John.
Schoessler.
D. R. McGrath of Charter Oak has
taken j. A. Miles position for the
Nicola Co.
Henry Ehrichs visited his father
Sunday.
William Assem- from near Manila
was visiting at P. Christiansen's Sun
day.
w. Ranniger had birthday party
last Sunday.
Supervisor Molter went to Denison,
Sunday via Manning on tie pass to
take the train from there to Carroll.
Next Sunday April 18th. Rev.
DANCE will hold German services in
the forenoon and English services at
80 p. m.
j. F. Nichols old churn called (Red)
from Nevada has been here for
week. Red is very fond of Old Taylor
and can pick Is cent glassful of
Old Taylor from the counter with his
lips and drink it. without splitting
drop, or winking an eye.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

Farmers moving to town at this
season of the year. should bear in
mind that Fastje, the cabinet MAX
er, sells furniture OF best quality,
and reliable. Call and see
what he offers. 7-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

Rosburg. wife and Bonnie Foster were
guests at the A. Rosburg home Sun
day.
Carl Rhode visited with his friend.
Paul Rosburg Sunday.
A. Wendt. wife and family visited
at Louie Krolll's Sunday evening.
Fred Binger. wife and family and
Louie Kroll wife and family visited
at Otto Baak's Sunday evening.
William Baak jr., and wife visited
at the latter's home Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

Jurgen Rooster attended the funer-
al of Fritz Nielsen at Manning Tues
day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

See US before buying your seed
potatoes. Geo. Menagh & Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

Seed potatoes are hard to get. See
our Rural New Yorkes. They are
extra good Menagh & Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
ELDERLY MAN CARED FOR
Hiram Francis, Aged 81, of wells Lived
Alone and MisaFably.

Rutland. Jan. 80 Hiram Fa1icis II
Wells, Of years old. hos at lass been
sakeu II charge - the town. IT, case
having again been brought ~ the All
teution 0f TIE authoFitie through tAc
stock on tbe farm The old IRAN liges
alone ID miserable shack on tie fa0uns
tain about six n4iles FROM the village 81
Wells It vas discerea recently That
ais eaffe and saeEp wera IN starving
condition and uhen theg ~ere les oak
~ the hsFn sgfae ~ them were % weak
thAt thEv ieii ta the ground
Tie esse ras sefefsea II Humane
Officer ~ B TsmsF d sais eisv and
NJ iasfrpetsa The poor massfg 1f tae
toWu u tske Charge u the case. De=
spite the protests II the nd man TIE
town has taken charge u tae stock ana
Tn old man ani IL II probable that !
guardian Hiil 81 appointed
Is sill b. remembered that franeis'
case WAY brought III tie Alteration of
Mr. Tower lat February aHi When be
visited tfe plaee he found the oid mas
win badly frozen fppt and Big live
steek In . starring condition Relief
va furnished against We MAJ Vii.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
SOUND WAVES.
The Way They Are DETECTED BY At
rcspheric Causes.

The Way They Are DETECTED BY At
nospheric Causes.
One Of Uncle Sans scientists az
Washington gives an interesting e.
PLANTATION OF the action OF the wind in
preventing the spread Of sound toward
the direction from which the wind
comes.
IL IL. he claims. not the wind, as
such, that prevents sound from tray-
cling against 1t. but differences In the
strength of the wind IL. for instance,
the wind Is stronger above than be-
low or stronger at one side, It's effect
VIII be TO tilt the sound waves IN one
direction or another
Differences or temperature II the air
also cause detection Of the waves Of
sound Other atmospheric causes ex-
list which defect sound from straight
course and prevent 1t from going as
far in certain directions as il may
have been expected to 90.
Some Of the sirens in this country,
says the scientist. produce sounds
which ought theoretically 10 be audible
at q distance Of 1900 miles, but. In
fact the authorities are satisfied II
they are heard only two miles away.
The reason for the discrepancy be-
tween calculation and experiment was
probably atmospheric detection OF the
sound Minneapolis Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
CATARRA YIELDS
TO Healing Air Of Hyomei.--Sold Under
Guarantee By Red Cross Pharmacy.

Catamh Is the most prevalent disease
known 70 humanity Probably ninety
per cent. OF The people in this country
.efier At one time or another with this
common disease.
Ii Is a eefm disease and hence can be
cured only BY some metned that win
reach and destroy the germs
This IS best found IN Hyonei which
NAV be called the direct method If
treating catarfh. as is mcoieation. TAX
en IN witb the sir you breathe. goes
directly 20 every air cell IN the nose.
throat and lungs; kills ali catarrhal germs
heals the irTitated mucous membrane
and yiisiizes the tissues 50 as 10 render
calafFb ~ longer possible.
Tie unique way IN which Hy0niei i
sold should dispel al doubt Is to its
curative properties. for the Ped Gross
pharmacy give their absolute guarantees
10 refund TIE prizes to any estaIh saf
ferer that Hyamci fails e. benefit You
d. not risk cent il testin Is healing
powers WHAT offer could Is mere fair
- sou team this, where a leading sirue.
eist takes all the risk 81 Hyomei giving
satisfaction. and leaves yoa 70 6e the
judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
sco1cHMEn THE WINNERS.
@Put It Ovsr" the Catholic Order Of For
esters il cribbage

The eribhaee eonsesk played Part sven
ine betaeea Gan 0srylon arsi the Cath.
oSe Dnies of Ecp@tess resulted im &e-
eisiye victory fsr tae SsotehnseH. 1lstir
team SHINING AZ sik Of tae sight tables
played
The play BIZ tables follows Wisfast
ard Craig. q 81, defests,8 Taylor aad
Lef'iair, G. q r.. Henderson aaa Tag i0f
81 fs. defeated Byxhe asd Lenassam "A.
g r fhiIip aaa Rennie. G. 6 defeated
TsRney and Tlmney G. 0 Fs; Niehd
ard MeKenzie. e. 81 defeated MureY
and Cunningham, G. q III 6oNie and
Stewart. 4. 81. defeated White ard Me-
Snhg. @. q H. MiH an1 ConIineT. 6. @,
defeated HFsderifk ana t;Siifin. q y. n
Eifzeerah ard Keefe. G. o F., defeated
Lesth and GFaieb4sank & o. FsleoBer
ard Keefe. &. D. +. aieated 6ord0u and
Taylor, q 81.
Tie hast match Of The present series
viii ~ played this evening issNeen the
Red Nen and Alaraes Unity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
TO SAVE EAST
ERN FORESTS
Reserves Urged by American
Association
ASKED WHITE MOUNTAINS
And Acknowledgment The BIZ
Now Before congress-Many Dele
gates At washington Meeting
FROM New England
ASKED WHITE MOUNTAINS

gyassanetoH. d. e, Jan. Upwards
III eve hnndfai delegatas interested IA
ire conservation u forests are III ~
tsrsanee upam The anntaal meeting here
u The Ameiran Forestry association.
Tae primary obleet 81 sae eeaxantion i
The promotion u the protested Appa'
aehian White Monntziu national fofsss
BIB foz the creation 81 rhieh i before
Coazress The scheme has II. vices the
establishment 81 national fogests ia tie
tKisite mountains il NeW Hampshire snd
siaine- and a the p.ireipsl watersheds
In the southern AppaiacAiaas. from
Peia4syiyauia ~ Alabama and Georgia
agd & i estimated hat S5AANfsJQ WiA
~ required - png II into effect The
representatives. Df the various orgaai
gataene IN the assy afSon viii aDpeae
before the H8ase committee "a agrieiil-
fxEH 0n Thursday and Friday, 70 urge
re passage 81 the t8a as TIE prpefst
session Of G6aQTesa. s deiegakicu 81
ab3at fifty from tie Nea Eagsand
states headed hy Governor Fioyd II New
fafAfsl fNA&f 4fftl tstf~s4ifi ttsA
Lake d COuneeiieus, besides many otlser
prominent nvn fruw that section. are
here Tie south i vel repreSeste3.
Secretary III Agriculture Wiisca. pres
dent a The organization. presided e. tire
sFnajng session, ard made bis auuGai
address Fo1i8Wiag tbs TIE anunal re
Vort 81 the heard d directors ans others
WEIR read Clifford Pinsasss chief ~ the
forrest service spoke yesterday on ths
gaion regarding DuF national re-
soufes~ followed ~ I've minute ed
dresses ~ members q the assoiatian
and visitors AT tse afternoon sessions
the speakers inein9cl Srnasor GalhngeF
and Professor George Fl Swain II tie
slasa hasetts institute 81 teelaolegg
At tiit evening resiens n. n. Saepafa
" Boston vas one 81 tie principal
speA kerss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
CUBA COST
us 100000
Statement In Discussion OF
Appropriation
$4,000 FOR EXPENSE
OF tie Signal serviee-Payment Of the
United States Is opposed-The
Members Of House Applaud
chaplaiHa Prayer.
$4,000 FOR EXPENSE

Washington. D. G., Jan 50.-At the
astset u consideration Of The urgent
deficiency biz in the House Of RepFesem-
tatives yesterday, tire provision appro-
priating $4,000 for the expenses * the
signal aervice Of the army Of Cuban paci-
iration wac Questioned by Mr. Clayton
81 Aiahansa- He inquired Of Chairman
Tawney what had been the cost to the
United States Of its occupation Of the
island. which excited the response that
il was about $4,000 Further in
quiries showed that there vas az this
time in the Cuban treasury about SIS
100000, and Mr.. Clayton asked whv ii
was nos proposed that the United
States should pay the bill Mr. Tawney
replied that he had addressed a letter
10 the war department asking for an ex-
paHstion. NotwiE hst anding the opposi
tion aroused by the provision, it was
allowed 10 stand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
TARIFF AGITATION
WITH NO POLITICS.
Industrial Leaders win Begin Campaign
After Presidential Election.

Chicago. Jan. 30--It was announced
By the Chicago Association OF Com
meree that one OF the most influential
and representative industrial committees
organized in recent years viii assemble
on February 3 in Washington Off the
purpose Of urging tariff revision without
the Interference Of politics, after the
next presidential elections
BESIDES the Chicago Association Of
Commerce, the prominent organizations
that viii be represented are the National
Association Of Manufacturers, Ahllers'
National Federation. Chicago Board Of
Trade. Baltimore Gard OF Trade. Min
asapolis Chamber of Commerce. Ameri-
can Meat aekets' association. National
Livestock association. CattonSeed Crush
e4s' association and others
The committee will urge the lorna
ton Of a non partisan committee OF ex-
perts whose duty II shall be to investi-
gate alleged inequitable tariff schedules
and report upon them to Congress.
II is said that there i no political
Influence Of any kind behind the com
mittee. which includes both Democrats
and Republicans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

COOLEST SPEECH
His Bureau announces Address in New
York, on MThou Shslt Not Steal.v

Sew York. Jan. 30 The William j.
Bryan political hare2u III This city issued
yesterday tie foslowings
william y bryan will arrive In shs
city next Monday night b early Tues
Day morning and wiil ~ 80 the Hotf-
mAn fshae. During Tuesday he las en-
ga1emfnts 10 meet . number u Tam
naany leaders aud Brooklyn Democrats.
That Hizit BE- viii lecture az Carnegie
bail unster the auspices u the Civic 70
run, the subject bsing Thou shaN rot
steal The speeh will he the boldest
ore that Mr. Brian has era made Il
has been carefully prepared
on "Wednesday morning Mr.. Bryan
val talk upoa foreign missions At the
hofe Manhattan and AZ o'clock IN the
afternoon BE- will address the Young
Me8a Hebrew association AZ Ninety
faur.h street and Lexington avenue.
Wednesday niglsk he attends dinner
d tie Economic club ard viii discuss
the currency Question
on THURSDAY February n Mr. Bryan
viii make 4 ubiflWind campaign in New
JcTsey. under tie auspices 81 the New
Iefey Progressive DefF0ratie league"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
Italian Pleasure Club.
Drinking Men
Not wv anted

The above sign j. nov seem in many
shops and Offices III this city. because
drinking men are unreliable.
Competition Il TOO keen and life Il too
strenuous for an employer To keep men
% his payroll whose nerves are unsteady
and whose brains are not clear.
Every line 81 business Is beginning to
close its doors to drinking men.
Drunkenness Il disease and like most
diseases has its remedy 0rrine Il the
reliable treatment ard ~ cold under d
positive guarantee - effest cure or
your money BilI BE- refunded 0rrine IL
ii two forms No which can BE- used
without the patient knowledge In tea,
coffee or food ard No ?, for those who
wiah To be- cured
The guarantee applies to both forms
Mailed IN plniH sealed package on re-
ceipt of 800 Write for free booklet,
mailed il plain scaled envelope The
Crime 60. Washington, b. e., o. Rickeft
& Wells, Barre. VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

Every person who coughs should not
alarm himself with the idea that be Is
IN a bad way. Experience has con-
yinced US Of q fact that there are two
distinct kinds or coughs-oDe proceed
ing from an affection Of the lungs and
air tubes, as In a cold, the other pro
ceeding from efferyescence in The
stomach. The lungs cough Is q symp-
tom which all know 10 require atten-
ton. lest serious consequences ensue
The stomach cough il mncl1 more
simple matter and may easily be got
quit Of. II IS caused By the food aud
drink which are put into the stomach
eGervescing and producing an irrita-
tion. 4 knowledge Of this fact ought
TO lead persons so affected to ponder a
little on the nature OF their allment and
the tone Of their digestive powers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
CONDEMNS ALDREcH BILL.
Report Of COMMITTEES Of the Merchants
Association Of New York

New York BAN 81 THE board es al.
feetgrs II tia Merchants association 81
unanimous Fase has aesepfesi aa1 AZ
proved b tie rspst e tie COMMITTEES
en bankruptcy ard commercial laN.
Wilie8 cgudcl8a ta Alfieif emefeepev
currency bin now pNaIing ii eaures
md seeks TIRE cooperation ~ othev coaH
fnenial b0iies il this and oi3ies cities
10 deieas fhe hiff Tnis committee, fn
SIS report states that ratl.er fsaan &C.
eeqs legislation Of the character 81 fsse
AfdgieA hili WAigA We FEEL III ~ ussi
mate results soald le mos disastrous
~ tAe commercial interests d the eyBn
tFy 4 would be preferable q haye ~
legiatlen "A al iN spite II tlle manifesf
necessity " s8fge resief To the present
iul9lefaha situation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
a LeA 10 FAME.
Tins Story Of Stuffed Get IN ths
saiithsonisu Institution.

Trs Story Of Stuffed Cat In the
smithsenisu Institution
In the Smithsonian Institution st
Washington Il case containing
stuffed cat A card attached % the.
ease. setting forth the reasons why
this particular feline q known TO fame.
gives official sanction 70 tale that h
IN every respect as remarkable as any
emnnatipg from tie nature faklrs
The story 81 the cat Il az follows
Many years ago while the Washing
ton monument was sim III an uniin.
ished condition. an adventurous and
patriotic eat assembled The interior Of
the shaft By means Of the ropes and
scaffoldiug When me workmen ar
rived at the upper landing the next
morning and began 10 prepare Tor The
days work the cat took fright and
springing 10 tie outer edge. took the
leap Of over go feet 10 the hard earth
below.
In the descent. which was watched
closely by the wofkmon. fhe eat spread
herself out Ike q flying squirrel fell
slowly and allghied as cats always DO
on al foufs. After turning over on the
soil a few times as n dazed she pre-
pared 10 leave the grounds She had
proceeded almost beyond the shadow
Of the monument when q stray terrier
ponnced upon AID killed her
One Of the workmen rescued the re-
mains Of the cat and turned them over
10 the Smithsonian institution, which
caused the skin to be mounted aud
pisced under the glass case.-Youth's
Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
ABSENCE OF HER PURSE
SAVES LIVES OF THREE.
Mrs. Derrick Hunts It and Finds Build.
ing on Fire.

Rutherford. y. T.. Jan. so.--slrs.
Carrie Derrick, who keeps q grocery q
e63 Bloomfield avenue, awoke At mid
night last night and felt for her purse
under her pillow. II was not there. Ars
Derrick tried to think where it was q
there was considerable money IN
Finally she remembered she cad left I
down IN the store. and went down .
find i.
She found the purse and also a tFe
that had got SO good start that sae
and her two boarders, William Crease
and Frank simmons. were unable 70
put It out When the fremen put oai
the blaze the loss was $1,000 but Af.
Derrick and Der borders congratulated
themselves and Law their escape from
death to the fact that she forget 70 put
her purse under her pillow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

Underdoggisra does not arise wholly
from condition gou tind underd0gs IN
the very seats of the mighty. but from
a winsone Quality OF mind which is IN
herent. You may know the undefdog
BY certain negative attitude, an alb
sence Of assertion. a denial Of superior
ity. smiling air Of seeing the hnmor
Of the situation. droli hint or a wink
at bis own discontinue Some OF
them. It is true, do make the mistake
Of trying to be something else. They
PUT on an imposing front and ia a
momentary food Of favor and fortune
pose as dogs rampant. Yet even ID that
lofty attitude the tail may be observed
between the legs. Atlantic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
HIS BLOOD SAVED
LIFE or HIS WIFE.
staivaIt Fisherman Gladly Consented
to TEansfuaon a. Only Chance.

New York. jar. 80. Although ssili
weak from a. ordeal through which her
husband passed with her Ia order to
save her life, Mrs Inea Iensen 81 80.
4.7la Fourth avenue. Brooklyn. wa told
s. physicians that her complete recovery
ii assured.
GhristoFAeT Yensen volunteered 70
submit h blood TRANSMISSION when in
formed br TIE surgeons Ia seneV hnspi-
tai, Brooklyn, that the life If Els wife
depended apen Il
Ile IS 4 stalWaFf young fisherman en-
gagged With the Fulton Market feet On
Dec. fast one 81 his children died, ami
anos her child, baby, and Bis wife near
II died from gas taat escaped from
stove while they slepr The baby vas
revived at fhe hopsit8l. but Mrs. Yen
sens lie was despaired Of Yensen was
summoned ia the hospital and told that
lis wife was diving
There i still one chance, he aas
told III ynu WITH give sufficient 81 your
healthy blo0d We play restore your wife
To youg
Xensen consented eagerly. Anaesthet
ics could not be administered to him be-
cause II their depressing effect on the
heart action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

Sleep between blankets. be careful to keep
the arms and body well covered. ard re-
member that the sweating i evidence tnat
YOU are overcoming the cold, 80 above al
don't undo the benefit BY throwing 81 tie
clothes II YOU feel ItFfe uncomfortable.
A thorough rubbing Of tho throat and
chest with Minarr's Lnirnenf will, besides
giving relief, do much to prevent recuF-
rrnce Of the c0ld, ard also be strong meas
ure Of protection against any Of the serlOus
complicztions resulting from colds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
TRIED ia TIMES
TO KILL ROBERTS.
Dynamite, Bullets, Poison Used, Hurst
Arrested on Porch With
Explosive

Seattle, Wash, ,lan 3O,- Charged
with attempting by means 81 dynamite
internal machines. fire. poison and bull
lets to Kin George 81 Roberts AMI
family, Joan Hurst was arrested. The
latest attempt on Roberts life was made
Monday. ana only the presence Of two
detectives saved the Roberts family
from leing blown up. That was the
18th attempt upon the life Of Roberts.
a year ago Hurst was arrested for
trying 10 blow up the Roberts residence
but was released Previous 70 that shots
bad been fred through the windows Of
the Roberts home. About six months
ago an internal machine was placed near
his gate and on Christmas an nnsuccess-
ful attempt was made to blow up The
house Since Christmas the house has
been constantly watched by private de-
teetivez.
Hurst was caught with four sticks
d dynamite on the front porch Of the
Roberts home. lie denies the charge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
BRYAE RESOLUTION rABIEp.
Massachusetts State Committee Almost
Unanimous tn Vote.

Boster, Jan % BY an almost nnani
nssHs vote tire Democrats state eon-
mitfpe Al IL Quihry honss NESTING late
Yesterday, tabled resolution declaring
fg EiiIiarn = Bryan Fer shs peesjden
tai ronIinatiom TIE resolution was
Introduced by Thomas 4 Vkesfe Of
Everett Il vas opposed b. Meanry Of
MeGnakh ard 0'Brien 81 WoT-
eesfer and several others.
Tle committee referred 10 III exeeu
tive committee resolution introduced
BY Cornelius Il. Crarin Of Lowell taat
the Democratic state committee engage
counsel q protest the claim q TIE insle-
penasaa eagae ~ ~ ore ~ Tire two
ieaaing political parties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
COLDS AND GRIP
A Horne Treatment Better
Than Dragging

The best general treasraEnE fer cusss.
nua USUALLY rsuch better than tr1ge'ng =
~ create bodily waFrnfh 70 make PIP lar
Inc heat char Is lcst. Treat i 81 tks De-
ginninx ~ a bot hath. or i nos convenieEi
- aef INTO q bath tub take bot must ARD
nd water foot bath. and 90 70 bed e
once, taking bot drink d lsEnoIade ,EI q =
ia. az ether non-alcohoiic drink Hub
briskly over the threat and chest with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
Antiquity ef n. hInrsnan..

The legal document known as mort.
gage can be traced as far back as the
dawn Of authentic history. The mort
gage comes directly down to Us from
The Romans. but is antiquity Is much
more remote than the Roman nation
The Greeks, carthaglnians. PersIans
Egyptians. Babyionians, all knew Or
the mortgage and daily used 1t In their
business transactions. 1t is safe to
say that the custom Of giving mort.
cages Is practically as old as settled
human society New York American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30

The inhabitants OF the Marquesas Is
lands are among the most expert tat.
tooers on earth, and not even the crown
OF the head, the fingers and the toes
are exempt from the needle. The
hands are ornamented with Utmost
care, all the fingers having their own
pattern, SO the hand would look as
though incased Ii a tight fitting glove
were II not for the lnger nails Of enor-
nous length which complete the hand
adornment Of the Weather natives.