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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
1mbiIsen Nentlch /. a,neriea.

Stapiiden cettttcl9 . .slterteds
nilct'er prieiter. Sbr Silbernes
Subildum ais 9rieter toHnsu i'm Mos
nat September ittern: 9m u, 6odn.
g. Ya8. Steffeu. e. 5, aTiitent an
Der ct. Marisntirfe Su Soleoo, 81;
am IL, Nigr. SCI. Q}. :. Wad. Sc
neralpuor Der Dj6jeie San @utonio.
uue 9iarrer oer Ct. 4eter's Sem. 3u
9lep 8rauniels, Ter. am p, 6ofir.
q. 6rau8 8. 8lduoer, s. &c. o.,
Rector ots ct. Clemens Goaege, Sas
ratoso Springs. q. q; bodap. g.
Serb. 9ott, 6. GS. 3., Rector ter
Ct. MlpbouIus @emeinoe at 8Oltis
more, bofp. q. MloDs q. Qub, s.
Sc g., QFiitent an Der St.WliddeIss
Stride 3u Baltimore; bo6ip. q. Qeter
@yein, IS. Sc. D., Rector Der CT.
alpboniussGirde in gleiu BORT 6itD;
bot4p. g. Nilb. 8eTel 6. &C.. R.,
Rector Der ct. Solepb'ss STRIDE al no
deter. y. y; bodp. 9. Sob. 9apt.
Datlp. Is. GS. g.. i'm gliTiousbauie
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in ReiU
gort; botp. 9. Wil6. 3epea. 6. &c.
st., 3ector ssr 81. peter's Stride 3u
philadelphia, pa. bcdp. q. @~ugufin
3bumeI. 6. Sc. r.. aEtfent an ter
Ct. Wariens Stride an 9uffaIo, U. g.;
bodhu. q. 4lfrso 9latter, g. g., PRO
ftFor an Der ct. Mlarn's lluiDeriit1t.
@aloeiton, Yer. 90 multos anrosi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
5ef'8 rOgramm Der 81. 6tue.
r%aIOsriammluna Bee /. 4.'G.
Central gereins
9a <btlano, C., am 20 81. n.
% Stpt mbsr 1903.

gmpiana bel 8s,e3aigH uno 5eits
goi.e. RsaihratioR 0srieibeH i'm 6aupi
quarter. 6ollenDm 6oiel.
I'm 10 u6r morsfns: 9%ttiammlung
BIS grtcuti0sG omiies i'm 6%aupiquars
tier. 5oaenoen 6ciel.
Sorntas. 20. SEPT
0roBer 9aiboiiteutas. gor0srs
iommlun8 tsr 3sltsaisu UNI 8 ubr 30
morgsns In ber q. MihasI's Sale.
8ssribuug berieibsn ititsHs xs gefs
grznotnitn 8. @. 5~aut5aber. Qam,ng
ees 5sfcomiies bu Siaot 9leolaHo:
6rpioerungsrstt RS gsnttoioereins
praFosnten 5o5. 2. CeIters; ernens
hung zines gomiies iir 8ealoubis
sangs itusi6en; Qs7abe ser geslau6is
suHgstsrien uno Utrittilunq 5sr Ok
lssaisns 0b7eifer. - 10 ubr bormits
pcntificolsUmt in be Ct.
NihoslSsgres Eis Jefpreoiet BAIT
bss bo&D'ft CTR gii4of J. u. asu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
st, 3ttnrtrn.
9mfttmt,
21liIwamecc,

Ysnlionat (Boarbin9idule) fir fatboi
Hide Didbden nit gstroifsnsn 9ortebr,
un9n fir Taasihals.iHnen
Der Giemenlars 9nrlus tit tleiuele W6bs
hen N 5uqleib cine 0otbereitung nuf BIZ
elite bi. Communion. Der gbbere 9nrIua
bistet gr6Beren WdbAen stue Musbilbnnq
IN ben hoberen StnDten ui6tihen Wifensi
in Utuiit, In Der Redsntnnf i'm DsullAeM
~ Der pauBarbeit etc.
TEN all iettl9en BerlaHgen isiHsH T5b.
tern in sinem iltboliihem Jnitiiui cine foEf.
mountlhe AusbiloHns an8sbesben gu lafeH,
iDntoe &eAnung getraaen bGsb einen oiss'
btligltbut GURUS. Bretie iebr maBfa.
Das nsne Sduliabr beginui am Z. Seps
TENDER, 1908.
lin Bsiters austnnit unb 9ataIos psubs
man ilb ON:
Den. Qlother Superior,
us Superior Strase,
1lilwaufee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Die Aita Der
4trdJs IN nrAs ger.
Etuntrn nats Orr
-Irnpnnnnnn.

Bon Der opoItnliIhsu Dels91iur IN
NaibiEgt1n iiao allen gid0ieR uuies
res 2Gnoss nun dmiline 4bldriFtsn
bes pdpFlifeH grIaHes. ptlder tie
guriaI5s65raen neu etat6eilt uno biz
Sir1e in rem Der. StaatsH. ME aud
in me5rereH anosrsR 9dnhern. Der SUI
risoieiiou fer 4ropa9aaoa eEt5iebt II.
uRmittelbdr Gem 81. Sunk uHternroz
net, 3ueeianot poTbsn, Die 4Horos
uungen oieEss pdpfliden GrlaHes tree
ten, ME tereits btri6tei, am l. Qoe.
tieles Sabres in araft. Dieis neue
gefeBgebans lit Elm neiisrer Sort
fhritt in nen 8eiprlaen, Dslhe
Ter 81. Batter 9apH 9ius TO. lett Dem
@ntritis leiner 8esjsrung ~be9onHen
bat, un5 muB als cine grobe QRers
tsnuuns ner groBsn gntpidelung un0
islisn StsauHa, Die bic Gir6e in uHles
rem 9anoe srrungen BAT. enssiehsr
netoen.
Die a~umG6lissn 8erGnosruugsn.
pelds bie 2dnter uater Ser ,5u-
risoietion Der grnpaganol eria6ren
baben. laFen ii6 am beIien aus Ser
9eididte in Gnglan0 erueiien. had
Ter itgen. Reformation naroe Bic
Stride Oieies 2auoes pon Gr5srieHerR
un0 Oann bon apoitoIiihen 9icarsn
psrip0Itst. bis I'M Sa6rs 1850 Die Die.
bsrherfslung DIR tatb0liI6en 5ierar=
die eriolgte. W{it Der neueIten Sc
febseoung Bort aud Gnalano ouf, Elm
MliFipnslane gu iein, uno srbdlt bic
Stride oieies 2anbes oisTelbe Gteauna,
pelde lie por Der groBen 8lau6ers=
fpdltung Oss MitteIaIters eingenom=
men BAT.
Die airts in rem Der. Staotsu lit
Biz isbt psgeu Tires berbdltnibmGBig
tur3sH 9eItanOes ais Elm N9iHionslano
dugeiebsH poroen. Durh lie Goniti=
tuition u~nierer glorrei6en3spu6lif fno
Der taiboliI6en Stride bitIeIbsn 8s6te
Il. 5reibeiten ME ben &ir6en 0er BON
i5r 9etrenntenG oufeFioren einger1umt
DOrOen. uno bilcen oegbal6 Die Got6o=
Iiten u~nisres Qdnoes Elm oeIhloTeres
Sdn5ts, has cine Sauernoe uno mobl
organifrte @eiHltat.it btiiBt. 9ereits
istt ungtfSbr Is Sabreu 1T nieoerboIt
bsrdtten noroen, 90 RE 9ir6e unie=
res 2ances nidt Der S~urisoiction oer
4~ropasdnoa ent3osen unO unmittel=
bar Gem 81. Stu6le unterTeut ueroen
ioute, uur puroe ossbdlb in 0aI6ins=
ton cine apofpIife Delegdtur trrihz
tet, pelde bic 9eitrus Der 9irde in
cine unmitteIbaer 8~sr6inoung nit BEN
papie 6~rinsen iDats.
SEPT lift bic 81 lbffdnoioteit ber
&irfe u~Hieres Qdnoes DoQItGnojd an
t.tannt porcen. llnlere Gir6e 6iloet
beute, I'm ouf tie a~mericanifte Der
hdltHihe dnSurenoen, tein5erritorium
nshr, ooer eine untsr golonidlpernolz
tung Itsbsnoe Golpnie, fon6ern lit su
BEN 3sften zines 5toatss in elmer Sic
gauge 0elt umfdfenoen g~onf6oera>
tion 3uselahen porten noroen uno
bat eire eoHnitutionele SelbItperpals
tuia, bic unmittelbar unter oemgapfe
iiebi. sr6alten. 0ir nebmen beute bic
felbs tirdlife Stsuung elm, ME Die
olten tatboIiften 2dnoer @uropa's,
6ranlrei6, Spanien. StaIieu, DETER
reid etc, uno I0Hnsn oesbalb aud in
tirflIi6er 6inii6t oaTelbe aniehen
uro Sisielbe 9eahturg, ME biefe Gam
Der, srparten uno beaRipruten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

bisher Mifion BON 9snnor mar. -
Die 0olD 6amiIp Semeinoe in Mits
DEF bat i5r, aIte 9irts fir S6uls
5pede bsrritten IaFen. Die ooR
9lso. 8ern6. 0eber paforirts st. Mlas
rieR~Semeinoe in Salem lGBt lire
Shnle oug4 eiueR &nbau nm oas
Doppelte ceygr0BerE = Die ron 8s0.
ani. GAP paIcrirte ct. 4RioHiuss@s
meiaoe in 9riitOI IND Die BON ben @us
o~iiienpatres pohorirte ct. UilfriO'ss
Semeinoe in 0ooniodet nsroen i'm
september giarri6uIen er6fiuen. -
&eo. 2. 3. Dahlmauns. 9farrer Der
81. Wlariena 8emeiuoe in Mberbeen, lit
ron ieinsr @uroparsiis po5l6sbalten
5aridsete5rt.
GmGb0, 9fe6. - @m porl. Souns
tag faro in 5oroDcs lie fsierlite
@runoFeinle9aE8 3u Der i'm Ban he
8riifensu neuen Stride Der portissn
ct. Sobaunes =@emeiuoe fatt.
81. 2ouis. no. ~ REP. Sol. d.
SN6ert, 4hjiient an Der 81.
Dreifalii3tsitS @emeinoe, tit
6ii&of GiI,nnon sum Nltillieo
4pcholii6m 0ljHioudrsperboncs CT
nannt moroen. - 9lm 2. DIS. Geein0
&eo. 5. u. Diepsn6rod Isin Sil6srues
3ubildum ale 8iorrer osr @emsiuOe
IN Weitphalta uro Qleihseitja idno
bort dua cine 9erIammluna oes Di=
prictsccrbduoes nc. ? Ter Rathplis
IaeN Union pon MiFouri fdti.
Detroit. 9Iid.-Die 6er3 Seius
&irde 81 6optins lit am II. Nusuf
pahrerO zines beitisen @epitiers oom
9IiB setroffen un0 in braRo asisbt
porosn. Rur Elm fleiner 3beil Der
%airdenm0bel Iouute 9werettet psrOsn.
@r0Rb 3opios, Did. aco.
So6n 8. IroD if pou SenIod, ais
3adioi9er Oes ps~rfor6enen 81. 9prne,
nab 9arntu perieBt porben, pfdrs
rer uoH 0emlod lriro 8eo. 6reo. UiIs
iiams, bis9cr QIiftnt an Der 6olH
Rame Stride in SAGINAW, uHO Der
NeopreibDtsr Reo. Sci. Barrett nimmt
&co, Wiaiams' STEELE in SAGINAW Elm.
- am Mittpob .. ~. pueot sic neus
&irfe u 6rGmoHt. 0li6iou BON Wlons
ta5ue' iesrlih tiugeueibt. = Nm ieIs
ben EO9e ~ieierte Der e5eu pou SIMS
brud. Sirol. beimgetebrte glsuprisiitr
&eO. U. 0'Goole gu mtrria feline qris
mi3.
81 otandpoIis. Sno. - Rep.
e. 5. 0oHogbue, 9farrer ron 9roos
ioro, lit am 20. Plug. ssitorben. Gr
mar in 5sfferion0ile an Z. 6ebruar
1872 ssboren unO nuroe am 8. SUM
1897 gum 4rtshtr sspei6t. q. /. p.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
9t'9
Rensselaer,.

Collegeville p. o, Indiana.
Disie ee6rs anitaIt itebt uater beresitnns
ber Batter Rom 9oltbarsn Butte. Der Gurs
ius IL oreiiab Rlaitidtr (Classlcal). @es
ihditIi6er Commercially, 9sbrtrsGurius
(Normal), GUT ~6sraHbiIOuns fdbissr tas
iboIii4er eebrsr.
Bsionbere Aufmsrfiamtsit Dirb BEN sors
ssiArisbsnsn iii oil den Sci ans uHo
DraeIf piel geihentt. 6lr ndbers
austauit unb aatalo3 wsnOs man I'D an:
Rep. . u Seifert,G. p .. g.
Pres't St. Joseph's College.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

telfa, 9. 3. Ieben DieleG anoeren
DiirosutrGgern Der Stride miro &c.
Grceasn3 Der opofoliIfe Delegat
WTgr, Diomeoes 6alronio i'm Sdnts
tudrium anWsIeno lsin. 1880
abenos: @roBe ofisntlite @at5oliteH.
Deriammlung uuo papit Subelfeier i'm
6%ippoorome. Dos 9rdIitium fi6rt Der
9ctn. 81. u. 8reig. geiItiider Raihs
geber oes IocoIsn Gentrolpereius Don
6~,soelano.
Brogramm:
/. Orhtier; ?. Gr0iinunQ Der Der
idmmIuug ourb 5eiprdiioent =. 3.
Baul6aber; 3. 8eQriBungsrebe oes
Qttb. Thomas g. So6nTon, U}opor
otr Gtaft GleDelauo; d. Ratiunols
6Bmns, MaFtu ainoertor; s. Be
ariiBung BON Ieiten BEG qrdfoenieu
Der 5titosrfammluna. bodrp. Or. u.
Sreig; 6. pius 6pmne. g1aTen- Sim
oerlbor (1O00 StimmeH); Z. Deutite
6sitrsbe BON 9. WIott; s. Or6eIier; o.
gatioHal 6nmHe. Waheus aiHOerdOr;
10. GngliIds Beitrebe BON Reo. gatr.
D'grisn b0n Soleeo, g.; II. QHs
ippahs or. Grcenen3 0es opofoliTten
Delegaien MIar. Dtomebes JalcoHio,
grtbeiIung res pdpfliten Geetns; ~.
n@robsr Soft mir Iobeu Did," gelurs
gen DON Der 8aH}en 8erfammIung.
UoHtog. 81. Sept.
$3.50 morgsns. 5eisrlides dmt in
Der 81. Soiepb's Stride Darauf Gfs
ciinuug Der @ef6ditgiBunqen in Der
ct 5oiepb'ss 6aas; Hdhmittags Sort
iebuug Der misunderstanding uut
GomiteiBuugsn; 8 u9r attends. Dras
motiife Accommodating in oer 81.
WidaePss 6aae.
DtnBtaq. %. Sept.
8 ubr mor9ens: 6eierlides 8equiem
fit bic DerItor6enen Witglieoer bes
6entral5trelns in Der Ct. SoFepBss
borduf 5ortisbung ter Ges
6dits0erbanoluHgen uno Gomiteiibs
unseH; s ltbr a6enbs: @emit6littr
QbguO in Der q. Niatiens6aae fir
ale Delegateu uHo ipecieu einselaoene
WtttnoA, q. Gept.
8 u6r morgsng: Dantiaguuss Qmt
in bn St. 5oiepBssairfe Daraui
5orNsbung ter Bgifaits : 9eriOmm.
uno Gomiie Sibungen. 0abl
uno ShluB oer GeneraIs gsriamms
lung.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

fiatn. Alan tann als aat6olil nid1t
NIT einem 6aB i'm Saiilsin gstri
iis3en UNI nit rem anAeren SSuBe
'orduBeR. 3.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

Der .gat3oiic Mirror4. bos amt
ltfs Dream bee GERM garbiHdlsgr3s
6ihofs @ibbous Don Baltimore, Bat
iein Grifsinsn s%initeaen mufen. Das
csrbisnt cine msbr ols ~ooruberges
6enos gemertuug. Tenn ss 6anoeit fdl
babel I'm tsin osutihes, fonoern un
Elm sH9lif6ts Wotenbtaft. uuo
3'par in Der dlteften 8ib3eis oer Der.
Staaisn. BON BEN man titte annsbs
men ioaeH, oaB Is e6sns 19ig i'll.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

Uie aug ser Sia5t Ntrico hs
ritlei uirb, ireffeH Qrieiisr uno 2aisn
tort al elmer i'm 6trbt itottfinbtnben
giletrfabrs naa RDm gorbsrsituns
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

Quf ben 9bilippinsninieIn MR.
Ben auf Grunt zines gdtluHeg oss
neulih ab9sbalieneH pro0inciaIs6on
cils 0ier neus gist6 nsr erriatst uuo
nit Biit0ien aus BEN americaniten
g~risftrinHbe beiesi psren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
TheCathOIc University Of America,
~ @tneraIoberin bss Al.

Dir @sneraloberin oes ala
.5iaers OF ct. M1arD" betanntsH
ansltoaniiheH SdpeINroJoen8. oid
ldnsere 3eit CbsriH Der 3peisHiecer1
lafuHs 3emmr 5on in asnoiba. Mis.
rpor. 1T in qbildospbia sur satRcliI
itsB airas absrastpstsu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06

ident. His millions Of followers refus.
ed to follow; that is TO say, it was
impossible TO consolidate them in the
ranks Of one party, and this proves
that labor in America has reached no
such condition Of solidarity rs is neces.
sary TO make il truly formidable force
in political affairs. There was never
more vivid illustration OF the old taunt
that The labor vote" was always seen
to be myth when the votes were
counted. We have never yet had "A
presidential election in which the trade
Unionists could not be divided between
the various parties by clever politicians.
No one. during the recent contest was
more active, both before and behind
the scenes, in bringing about such a
division than President Roosevelt He
was indefatigable in bringing his per-
sonal influence to bear upon the lager
leaders whom he knew or to whom he
had never been of service; and thus, as
the campaign advanced, Mr.. Gompers
found the ground underneath his move
ment more and more undermined. An
ether important fact, moreover. should
not be lost sight Of A strong labor
oI e;neut in favor of low tariff party
viii always he difficult in this country
so hong as the protectionist policy re-
Rains in high favor among large mum
Der Of trada unionists. In England, the
combination Of labor with liberalism
could not have been brought about at
the last general election if the trade
unions as whole had not believed in
free trade.-springfield Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06

Secretary Root will remain in public life,
either in his present position, as Justice
OF the supreme court Of the United
States, or as United States senator. Is
taken for granted here. II Is said that
President Roosevelt could have the posi-
tion for the asking and that nothing in
his engagement with the Outlook would
interfere with his acting as senator. but
he prefers the election OF Mr. Root, ii
that gentleman decides TO stand Coy.
ernor Hughes just now is the uncertain
factor The same Indifferent attitude
he manifested toward the presidential
nomination Is expected OF him regarding
the senatorship. He would enter no con.
test for the place. and he is understood
to prefer to continue with his reform as
governor. leaving future honers to take
care Of themselves. Little interest Is
taken here in the rumor that Whitelaw
Reid ambassador 10 Great Britain, would
like 10 succeed Platt. Too many other
gentlemen are in the field to allow the
place to 20 easily to man Of Mr.. Reeds
temperament, even with the great
wealth which he commands
The listdincludes Chairman Woodruff.
Horace Porter, Joseph II. Choate, Il d.
Butler Of BufaJp and J, Representative
Fassett, Parsons. Yreeland and Perkins
4 strong effort will DO made to, unite
upon d man who will measure up 10 The
standard which should be set for the
greatest state in the country; and this
alone would eliminate many Of tie men
whose names are being mentioned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
Oil King Now Makes Almost
Daily Visits
STANDARD HEADQUARTER
Kept Away for IA Years--Since Archbold
Letters Became Public He Has Become
Interested in Acts Of His Bust
ness Associates.

New York, Nov. 6.---John d. Rookie
Teller il attending to business again at
20 Broadway. For some weeks past
he has been making almost daily visits
to the Standard Oil headquarters, al
though for several years previous "a
the past month or so he has not been
there at all.
Mr.. Rockefeller has been observed
riding down lower Broadway pretty
nearly every morning Of late. He wore
the red mi COS and paper waistcoat on
the occasions when he was seen.
What has caused Mr.. Rockefeller 10
take renewed interest in the business
ut 20 Broadway Is not known. There
is much speculation on the subject, and
IL is said that IL may have some rela-
ton TO politics and to the appearance
of John d. Archbold as figure in the
campaign, as the result of letters read
BIZ w. r. Hearst.
At the Standard OH building little or
nothing could be learned of Mr.. Rookie
feller's Wis, is. A Globe reporter who
made inquiries there yesterday after
poon met II. II. Rogers, who was just
leaving the building. -
1T Is true that john ID. Rockefeller
has been coming down here pretty
nearly every day for ten days parstf"
be was asked.
aNo; that's not So" he said.
elias he been down here half a doz-
Ell times in the past three monthsl"
mo"
HAS he been down here three times
IN the mast three monthsP
sThat's about it." said Mr.. Rogers.
Nobody could be found in the Stan
dard OH building who would admit
having seen Mr.. Rockefeller there re-
Gently.
1t is stated in the Independent Of this
date that Mr.. Rockefeller made mis- sec
ond visit in Fourteen years TO the Stan
dard Oil Office in this city on Oct. 20,
when he went there to prepare the
stateemnt announcing his intention to
vote for Taft.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
A BALD-HEAOED WOMAN
shom of Her Grown Of Beauty Loses
in Love and Marriage.

Hair ~ certainly most necessary Il
woman. Who could love aud mnrry q
bald.headed woman What charm.
could one array 10 offset such disiigure
mentf
A woman's goal il usually love and
marriage. Her browning glory Is her
hair The loss Of her hair mars ner
beauty, happiness and yuceess. Yet
right here in Barre there are thousands
OF women who are neglecting OF injurinQ
their hair 20 such an extent that II Il
only matter OF time when IL will be
utterly ruined.
Many women destroy the beauty OF
their hair through thoughtlesness or IL.
norance Of certain facts They use curl.
ing irons over heated, or to excess, which
destroys the natural oil of the hair,
causing II to split, break and come out,
They do not shampoo their hair often
enough, or too often. They use soaps
or preparations which contain ingredients
positively harmful TO the scalp and hair.
As a result OF such treatment, dandrun
is created, the hair loosens, loses color,
falls out, and badness commences. un.
less proper and prompt precautions are
taken in time. Then again, microbes
and certain diseases bring about unheal-
thy scalp and hair conditions.
Almost anyone may rid themselves Of
dandrnf and diseased scalp and hair II
they viii but use the right remedy. We
have that remedy, and we will positively
guarantee that il will either cure dan.
druf and badness or II win not cost the
user anything.
That's a pretty broad statement, but
we will back ii and prove II with our
own money. Rexal '03" hair Tonic Is
the remedy that viii grow hair and over.
come all scalp and hair troubles IL will
grow hair even on bald heads, unless all
life In the hair roots has been extin-
guished, the folielos closed and the
scalp Is glazed aud shiny II gets its
name from the fact that it grew hair
in 90 out of 100 cases, where ii received
thoroughly hard. impartial and prac-
tical test.
We want you 10 try Rexall "0s" Hair
Tonic az our risk You surely cannot
lose anything by doing so, while YOU
have everything to gain. You had better
think this over. and then come in and
see us about this offer You will be
well repaid for your visit to our store.
Two sizes, SOC and sl00 Rickert &
Wills. the Red Cross Pharmacy, Miles
granite block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
From Coughs, Colds, Sore Threats and
Hoarseness, by Using Hyomei.

Hoarseness, by Using Hyomei.
When you catch cold you want to get
Td of 1t as quickly as you can. You
don't want to lie around the house for a
week swallowing nauseating drugs. You
know when you do this that you are
not only making your own life miser-
able, but are a nuisance to everyone
about you
Why not avoid all this; why not re-
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soothing influences as 1t passes over the
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A co1nplete Hvomei outfit costs Sl.00,
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Husband and Wife Cured.
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husband was also cured OF catarrh and
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06

breakfast given by the Why club A
special appeal was made to the Colorado
women to assist in the movement by
securing the signatures of every woman
in the state.
Mr.. Taft has often said he was will
ing the women Of. America should have
the right Of franchise II they desired
IT," the president said. "Now is the
time TO give him an opportunity to show
what he meant by this statement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
SOCIALISTS FELL DOWN.
Failed to Poll the Vote Which They
Expected.

Chicago, Nov. 6.-T'he Socialist vote
in Tuesdays election showed a great
falling of from The record in 1904 in
the three principal cities Of the country
in which Socialism IS strongest.
Clicago Socialists. WHO. pollsd 10000
votes.in 1904. were given less than 10000
votes in the police returns Cincinnati
and Cleveland, also listed as strong So.
eialist cenicrs, according TO the leaders
Of the party, polled greatly decreased
vote.
The total vote for Mr. Debs, il Is
estimated. will not exceed 100000, in
place Of the one million WHICH was pre-.
dicted by enthusiastic Socialists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
ROOSEVELT LEAVES FOREVER.
He Has No Desire to Return to Wash.
ington.

Washington, Noy. 6.--Presidcnt Roose.
welt Is understood TO have put aside all
desire. il he ever had any, to return to
Washington as senator from New York.
Instead he win hope for an opportunity
to use his influence TO aid the candidacy
Of Secretary Of State Elihu Root, for
the United States senatorship TO succeed
Thomas c. platt, whose term will expire
on March 4. The New York Legislature
will elect his successor meantime. That
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06

The only change in the congressional
delegation from these Ave states, in the
fact of returns, is in Rhode Island, where
the Republicans gain one member, Will
liam 2, Sheffield defeating Congress
man D. L. d. Granger by margin Of
&c votes.
There will be recount in Changers
district and also in the 10th Massachu.
sets district, where Congressman Joseph
F. o'Connell was returned by very
small margin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
A NEW ZION TO RISE.
On The Site of Dowie's city-Marshall
Field & Co. to Build.

Chicago, Nov. 6.--Changes of which
the late John Alexander Dowie never
dreamed are taking place in Zion City.
a new and greater Zion Of factories
and commercial activity on the site Of
the old is the plan Of Receiver Gus d.
Thomas.
Hereafter property in Zion wiIl be
disposed Of in fee simple, instead Of I'M
der the lease plan originated By Dowie.
Those who hold leases which expire in
She year 5000 may get deeds by pay
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
TROUBLE FOR TAFT.
suffragettes Ready to Send Monster Pc
tition 70 Him.

Denver, Col, Nov. "a monster petit.
ton, to be circulated among the women
Of America and then submitted to Presi-
dent elect Taft, is the Immediate plan Of
the National American Womenfs Snf
fragist association. Announcement Of
this fact was made yesterday BY the
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, president Of
the association, at q complimentary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
PENSION OLD MISSIONARIES.
The Methodists Take Action in Gin
cinnati.

Cincinnati, Nov. 6.--Pensions for re
firing missionaries were provided for il
the closing session Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, which yester-
day adjourned. This is the first time
a woman's missionary board has taken
ouch action in this country. Mrs. Cyrus
Foss, wife OF Bishop Foss, who has been
president Of the society many years
fetired and was elected president emeri-
tus. She was succeeded as president
by Mrs. w. F. Mcdowell of Evanston
Ifl., wife of Bishop Mcdowell. The
receipts for the year were $673, 40o,o4