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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
Two Great Dangers to Eyesight.

In the November issue of the Won.
ans Home Companion, Dr. Woods Hut
Crimson raises his lance against tine
bogie Of civilization making the race
blind.
THE dangers to which the modern
eye is exposed fall into two great class
es-disease, and overuse from near work
Here another great consoling fact faces
us, and that is that while overwork and
consequent eve strain are by far the
commonest troubles that befall the mod
ern eye. discomfort and inefiiciency are
as for as they go in ninety-nine cases
out Of one hundred. Never yet was an
eye lost solely from eye strain. 1t is
fact that ninety nine and nine tenths
per cent of all blindness is due to dis
ease. and not to overwork.
"More significant vet, seven tenths of
the diseases which produce blindness
are the acute infections, against which
civilization wages an unceasing and
! ictorious conflict. Smallpox it has
practically overcome, thanks to vaccina-
ton. The others hold their own as
'blinders. on account of our highly in
telligent amblyopia in declining to re-
eognize them officially or mention them
in public. Just so long as we continue
t. consider it immodest and improper
10 discuss these blghts, SO long they
win continue to put out the eyes of
little children by the thousands.
"No known disease which causes
blindness is increasing under civiliza-
tiun. So that when we DO finally come
to our senses and fight all diseases
alike as VIC surely viii, we have good
right to confidently expect that blind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
NOTED MEXICAN
MINERS SLAIN
Soldiers Called Out to Run
Down Outlaws
AMERICANS STAND GUARD
The Murder of Two Rich Men Near the
American Border the Climax Of the
0utrages Which Government
Cannot Stop.
AMERICANS STAND GUARD

Torren Mex, Oct. 2o.-Tbe terror
which has reigned for fortnight OF
more in the mining camps Of indie, state
OF Durango, and vi along the Ameri-
can border, as result OF the continued
attacks OF robbers on the camps and
haciendas there, was brought 10 a eli
max late last night by the murder Of
two prominent Mexican miners.
The lawless element has been grow
ing holder for a month. and the authori
ties have been apparently unable to
control II. Robberies have been made.
A desperate known as III Chapo An
Selma is known in the vicinity OF hide
end the rurals are after him. Six muir.
d,rs have occurred within a fortnight,
and one Of them caused the American
ambassador TO protest. The govern
ment ordered the rurals out, and since
they took up the work three more mu.f
ders have occurred.
Information came today from Jose
AgoolgIin, foreman at the Mojada
mines in the indie district and a man
who was supposed to have considerable
wealth in bis cabin, was found there
with his throat cut. This was the
fourth death in this camp. The first
was Barney Towns, well known Am.
e,iman machinist Evidence led TO the
opinion that Towns was killed in the
most cold blooded manner and robbed.
And now comes the report that Senior
Cruz Gandarilla, well known mer-
chant of that locality, has been muir
dered.
Americans in the mining region have
armed themselves and keep guard
around their cabins throughout the
night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
WILL ROOSEVELT
PAY $3.50 TO HUNT?
President Has Not Yet Taken Out Lii
cense-May Get Unique Special
License.

London, Oct. 2s.--The president not
having signifed his intention of asking
special privileges for his hunting trip
in British East Africa through diplomat
&c channels, it is supposed that he will
take out an ordinary ESQ $3.50 license
from the colonial Office. This, however,
has not yet been applied for, though it
is always usual to demand such license
several months in advance.
Under them each hunter is limited to
90 animals, except in the case of lions,
leopards and crocodiles, of which he NAV
shoot as many as he wishes. As set
forth in the new licenses, the president
may kill two elephants, two rhinoceri.
10 hippopotami, 81 antelopes, two buf.
falocs, two earth hogs, two earth wolves,
10 cheuotains, two monkeys, two mara.
bou storks, two ostriches, two egrets
and one chimpanzee.
Giraifes, wild asses, secretary birds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
GERMANY DID SAVE ENGLAND.
Refused to Act in Boer War, Says For
eign Office.

Berlin, Oct. 2o-The foreign Office said
yesterday that the interview given TO an
unofficial representative Englishman by
Emperor William and published yester.
day in the London Daily Telegraph had
been sent to his majesty, who is hunting
at Wernieerode. in this conversation
the emperor told Of proofs Of his good
will to Great Britain. Until a reply
from his majesty is received the foreign
Office cannot confirm the story, but the
interview is reparded as substantially
accurate reproduction of the conversa-
tion the emperor had with the distin-
guished Englishman.
lit is an historical fact, an official Of
the foreign Office said, that the French
and Russian governments made sugges
tions TO the German government which,
if accepted, would have led to Joint
in the Boer war"
The mention OF this historical incident
was not intended, it was explained. to
affect the relations since established be-
tween Great Britain and France and
Great Britain and Russia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29

and number of other species are for
hidden to any nimrod not armed with
special privileges.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt win be required
to set forth in his own handwriting the
animals he intends to kill, as well as
the locality where he will hunt. Before
leaving Africa he win be required to
declare what animals and how many he
shot. One of the organizers of the trip.
an American interested in the develop
ment of Nairobi, yesterday said that he
did not believe the president would ask
for diplomatic privileges, but he had an
idea that unique special license would
be presented to Mr.. Roosevelt long be-
fore he puts a rifle to his shoulder for
the first time in East Africa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29

hundred localities In Chicago, were tax
en- firmly in hand yesterday by the city
department Of health by way Of sup
pressing sporadic outbreaks Of scarlet
fever, typhoid, and diphtheria, which are
manifesting themselves, apparently with
small excuse.
The supervision over farmers who ship
milk to the city will be strict Begin
ming yesterday, thousands Of little yell
low tabs viii be sent out to them on
which they viii be expected to report
twice a week all cases Of contagious
disease which appear in their families
or the families of their mixers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
PRINCE GOES TO
THE MILLS HOTEL
Potentate From Jerusalem Who Wishes
to Get "Close to The
People"

New York, Oct 29.-The Mills hotel
at Seventh avenue and West Thirty
seventh street was somewhat upset by
the unexpected arrival of Prince Inn
moanuel Of Jerusalem, who explained
to the clerk that the hotel had been re-
commended him by the secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian association
! in West Twenty third street, because
| there was no accommodation for him
there. He was travelling incog. he said,
and wished to get close to the people,
For the same reason the prince said
he had crossed from Naples in the
steerage of the Italian aer Nord Anne
erica.
In talk with reporters the newly
arrived eastern potentate said;
81 am Prince Emenuel of Jerusalem,
the same as my ancestors before ME in
the days when the cedars had not begun
to grow on Lebanon. My object in com
ing here is to get charter for a uni
versity to be erected on the site of
King Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem"
incidentally the prince mentioned
that he expected the funds to be do
mated by Americans who had money to
give away.
Prince Emmanuel is only about feet
tall, and is slim He has swarthv
complexion and wears whskers. He
wore a Turkish official frock coat.
Russian cap with silver trimmings. and
high boots with pointed, turned-up toes.
He speaks several languages huently,
and seems to be well educated. lie is
about IS years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
OIL WELL FUMES KILL
TWENTY W0RKMEN
Thousands of Dollars Loss TO Ranches
Also as the Result of the

New Orleans, Oct. 20.--Deadly fumes
from Mexico's great oil well fire go miles
from Tampieo have killed more than a
score of workmen during the past few
days, completely blaekened the white
paint on the side Of the ships, endan-
gered commerce and caused thousands of
dollars damage to ranches and other
neighboring interests, according to Capt.
Michael Henrichsen of the steamship
City OF Mexico.
Battling to save what they could from
the wreckage, the American mine own
ers, after spending more than 100000,
finally succeeded in extinguishing the
blaze, but even greater terrors than be-
fore prevailed then. The flames had
consumed the noxious gases, but when
the fire stopped the gases burst forth.
Laborers in handling bit of the stuff
dropped in their tracks dead.
Owners Of the well have applied to the
Mexican government, and several COM
panies of soldiers have been sent to the
scene to take the places of the laborers
who refused longer to remain there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
Labor and Injunctions.
From an interview with Samuel Com
pers in the November McClure's.)

From an interview with Samuel Com
pers in the November McClures.)
The common practice in securing an
iriunetion against labor unions is for
the attorney of the employer to claim
that there is danger of irreparable in
Jury to property Of to alleged labor
contracts through violence A writ is
granted on this primary ground, but
under it are forbidden, not only vio-
lence but all the practical working ac-
Invites of a labor union. The men are
enioined from assembling peacefully
about the roads of an entire districe;
they are enioined from peaceably per
suading workmen who succeed them to
leave their places; they are enjoined
from assembling The practical oper-
alton OF strike is brought to a stand
still so far as the strikers are concern
cd. All this is under the guise of pre-
venting irreparable injury through vio-
lence,"
The stock argumenet of the attor-
neys for the employers is that the use
of the injunction is necessity for
protecting property from violent de-
struction by irresponsible strikers. The
fact is that iniunctions are never got
out in good faith for this purpose. In
functions do not reach rioters or low.
breakers--as the men who get them out
well know.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
Powers Force Bulgaria to Dis
band its $4,000 ReServlStS
AND RELIEVE TENTION
Present Identical Notes-Financial Com
pensation to Turkey Also Brought
About by Britain, France.
and Russia.

Paris, Oct. 29.-It was learned here
outhoritatively yesterday that the Bul.
garian government, in view Of the cessa.
tion of military preparations on the part
OF Turkey, and acting upon the advice
Of the powers, has decided 20 release to.
day the 10000 reseryists who have been
held to the eolors. It is hoped that this
measure will reduce the tension between
Sofia and Constantinople.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. 20-The decision
OF Bulgarian to disband its reserves and
make a financial compensation TO Tur-
key was brought about by the presenta-
tion Of what was practically an utimat.
um by Great Britain, France and Rus
STA, who were supported by Germany
and Italy
Identical notes from the first named
three powers were presented TO the Bull.
garian government. They demanded the
disbandment OF the Bulgarian reserves
within three days and the promise TO
send delegates TO Constantinople 10 ne
gotiate the question Of financial compen-
sation for Turkey. 1t was made clear
that on compliance with these demands
depended all hope for the recognition OF
Bulgarian independence In reply to these
communications the Bulgarian govern.
ment signifed its willingness TO conform
TO the demands therein set forth.
Belgrade. Servia, Oct pm. Sergue-
Jeff. the Russian minister to Servia, is
much irritated over an unpleasant in
cident which occurred Tuesday night on
the frontier between Seryia and Hun
gary.
The minister crossed the Danube to
Semlin, directly opposite Belgrade, for
the purpose Of meeting his wife there,
When returning he was detained and
roughly handled by the Austro- Hungar.
ian police, who ransacked his baggage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
MAGAZINE REVIEW.
The Contest For Ocean Supremacy.

In an article in the Worlds Work
for November, Mr.. Lawrence Perry
tells how German steamship compan-
les are preparing to build ships faster
and finer that the Meuretania and how
England's pride in sea supremacy will
insure still bigger English liners.
marine engineer in the employ of
German steamship company possess
Cd the curious accomplishment OF being
able to tell by the piston strokes of an
engine how much coal was being con
sumed Until the English built the
huge vessels that now hold the record
for size, speed and splendor, this accom-
plisnment was considered nothing more
than interesting by his employers. But
il enabled him then to report that those
giant cruisers were not voracious con-
sumers of coal. as had been the rumor.
So Germans are getting ready to
eclipse the Mauritania and Lusitania.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia K. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands OF
womenwho have been troubled with
displacements, in Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, baekache, that bear.
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, ornervous prostration.
Why don't you try IL?
Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinkham IL there is anything
about your sickness you do not
understand. She win treat your
observation-disclosures and advise you
free. No woman ever regretted
writing her, and because of her
vast experience she has helped
thousands. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
The Bystander.

love the merry social whirl!
The skilful flirting with some girl,
| love the dinners and the dates,
And all the artificial traits.
love the speed with which we go
The wicked ways, tine brilliant show.
/ love the grinning skeleton
Behind the boards who views the fun;
And when his merry face see,
/ hope. if I'm as thin as he
Some day or other, / shall still.
AT sights like this, feel my bones thrill.
Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
DENIES ANY SECRET RATES.
The New York Central Official Testi-
fees.

New York, Oct. 2o.--When present.
ed with a tariff schedule marked Not
to be posted" at the resumption of the
hearing in the government suit to dis
solve the Standard Oil company yester-
day, William s. KaAman, a freight
manager of the New York Central rail-
way company, testified that the reason
for the order, despite the interstate
commerce law requiring tariffs to be
posted, was because it was difficult to
keep posted schedules from being de-
stroyed. Moreover, he said, the order
applied to tariff schedules only for
lines that were not interstate lines. Mr..
Kallman denied that there were any
secret rates. saying that schedules
marked Not to be posted" were not
secret because they could be obtained
from any freight agent by anyone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
Calls Style a Fright.

Chicago, Oct. 29.--In an address be.
fore the women of the Chicago Culture
club, Prof. Edmund Buckley of the uni
versity Of Chicago made an attack on
the new styles of gowns. He said that
the mo hip was fright"
"The ideal woman's figure should be
an oval" said the professor. ''The
head comparatively narrow, then broad.
CT shoulders and then the hips, which
should be broader than the shoulders.
The figure then should narrow down to
the feet"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29

ness win be practically abolished, or
reduced to less than five per cent. of
its present frequency.
Even the risk OF blindness from ac-
cidental causes, such as wounds, blows,
scaldings and burnings, is very much
less than IL was before, and still dimin-
ishing on account OF the enormously in
creased power of curing wounds OF the
eye given us by antisepsis and asepsis.
Where ten eyes were lost by wounds
becoming infected, less than one eye
suppurats now"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29

More proof that Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound re-
stores women 20 normal health.
Mrs. Matte Copenhaver, of 316 So.
21st St., Parsons, Kans, writes;
For two years suffered from the
worst forms OF feminine ills. until I was
almost driven frantic. Nothing but NOR
phine would relieve me. Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound brought me
health and happiness, and made me a
well woman. Every sick woman should
benefit by my experience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
YAoUIs KILLED.
Battle waging in Mexico Between In
dian Tribes.

FL Paso, Tex, Oct. 29.--News has
r aehed here from various sources that
the Papago and Yaqui Indians met in
battle north of Altar Sonora and that
forty YaqiIis We're killed. According
to the report. the Mexican government
AIMED the Papagos, who iured the
Naquis into ambush and slaughtered
them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
CHICAGO GETS AFTER FARMERS.

Strict Supervision Over Shippers Of Milk
to Windy City.
Chicago, Oct. 29.--Ten thousand farm.
ers residing in five states and several
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29

4 kHEE To show how quickly Dandurlns
acts, ,ee viii send q large sam,
] pie free by return mail TO anyone who
sends thiB4ree coupon tothe
KSOwlTOH DABpERAs co., CHICAGO, ILL.,,
\ with their name and address and loe
In silver or stamps 10 pay postage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
cuxernburger
ndNriNten.
[vun W.. G.]

D'Natur huet sech an d'Rouh geluegt,
Keng Blimche blet me OPP der He'd.
Ann liver t. Field get d'Wanternuecht
Ais Kinigin am Stierekled.
we Flacke fallen hfr lefst Drem
OPP arm a reich haut iweral;
Mat Diamante rescht Sc d BEN
A rift an d. Welt nam Klackeschal:
"Sangt, Kreschte, sangt! t ass
d'heleg Zeit,
"Wou op der Ierd den Himmel lett"
TT ass d. heleg Zeit voll CLAM a Gleck,
Wou Papp a Mamm rem Hammer gin,
Wann d Left am Herr ann d. Trein
am Bleck,
Beim Kreschtbam 81 re dreme stin.
Dobausse Sturmwand, Els a Seine
Keng enzeg Blimchen OPP der He'd:
Dobannen d. Rousen an der Bile
Eng Glouss WI Fred a Selegket,
o glecklech Zeit, lef Kannerzeit,
Wou op der Ierd den Himmel lett.
Du hi6rzegt, quit left Himmelskand,
Schenk allie Menschen haut .deng
Gn6d!
Dem Reichen t. Matted, d'offen Hand,
Dem Arme Frid a Fred am Slot!
A wen verl6ss a Kreiz a Led,
Dem schenk de schenste kreschtbam
damn.
Scheck him dein Engel zu Gelat, {,
Dass och sein Hierz haut sange kann:
20 gl6cklech Zeit, lef Kreschtdag,
zait,
"Wou op der Ierd den Himmel leit!'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

uuo lire bon Der @i6t ~gefriimmten
@~liebmaBen babeu ii6 geridtet n1o
ibr i6neibiser &umpr flingt ipieber 10
lebensfriif ipie Dor Sa6ren, ais lie
in ~2uremburg ibr prpminentes Gor>
iett@ 0eihdft betrte6. Sbrem Sobne
Setter 2iei6, Dem popnldren Irditet>
ten in Sittsburg, Sa., biene Sbi9es
CUR ermunternben 9ta1ri6t.
Sn Gpsers Iarf (Gbieasp), 81,
peridieo am 10. 9e5ember i'm sitter
bon II Sabren Die Bittre Iaria
@iiiabetb gnbre, geb. 3olcri6. Sas
gegrdbnib fanD AM Siensta9, Den is.
Se5em6er bon Der ct. 9einri6'ss
Stride balelbit aus. itatt. (@tebr in
ndditer gtlimmer.) Sic rube i'll Sries
benl llnler ber5li6eS geileiol
SIN ,2ngembnrscr @Ort" Ieien
mir: nSoQeri6, 80. Sob. - Im per@
fIoHenen Samstae itarb bier Die adte
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rene Maria Inna 9lein, mi Ilter bon
IS Sabren. Sic @%eritorbene lit Die
Wlutter bes boffp. Germ Srnn5 Sins
uer, Der Die Steue zines Etdrrers 81
louisville, &p., betleibet." - Inner
ber5li6es 8eileibl
Nus Gbieasp, g., berlautet: Sn,
&reiie Ieiner IA &iuber unD ipnItigen
&erponbten unb 8efauuteu feierte ON
Somerstag, Den II. Se5embcr, Serr
Martin Sacqies. Der beltbetnnnte
Gpenber bes fDitlifen Tab vfun Der
Hpetih". 1einen 65. 8ebnrtstng in mr.
9%emiitblifer @eiie. NQes mas Slide
lnb Seller CUR @erfii9ing bate, iuurbe
aufgeti1ht. Damn ipurbe. al5 es be-
reits ipdt getpproen. Dem @eburtss
tagsfinbe bon iepem Der Inipeienber
ein ber5li6es .Nb multos n~nnosl" 9e>
tpiini6t, iponah mar lid crib Wiors
gems, alS Die &dbne frdbtcn) auf Den
Seimipeg begab. - Sr. Sic. 0epmer.
Elm Sruoer bon benz Gpotbefer Som,
8ebmer lit BEL ieinem Srllber 5l 8ea
imhe bier. Serr @ebnter lit geiiber
elmer Sarm IN Oregon uno befinDei
iih aiif Der 9ur6reiie nab Der alten
Seimntb. Sn Ieiner 8esleitun9 linz
feline Srau unb feline beioen ainDer.
- Gprr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

Iires, mo tie einen .gnfe" erDffnete.
Sier lernte tie einen aus WonDorf ges
bilrtigen Sotelier fennen. tplIrbe beilen
rSreunbin" unD bel leinem Sobe perS
mndte ibr bieier Sab unb Gut. Sas
mad)te ie IQes fliiiiis. Sic gerIteis
9erung bnuerte pole a6t Gage. llno
lpieber madte nSrdn8den" Die Be-
tannti6aft zines ipaniihen &nbauero,
Der lie als feline 8eleulhafterin eueas
gierte. Srobbem lie ME nit bem@
leiben perbetrntbet gepeien, leete lie
li6 ben Hrunfnamen: YNarauiie De
Selinoia" bel. nnb lebte famos a la
nStgblife" Der obereu Se6ntduienb.
gines mub me- ibr iebo1 laiien. sic
bate Elm gutes 5er5 fir Die Irmen.
Hetdli6 io1en Die Spenoen getpeien
kiein. Die lie fir Die armen &inber Der
|Stabt 2uremburg binterlest bate.
(als tie cine 9eIn6sreiie baielbit
(mafte. Iittleripeile nersinsen Sabre
unb ailb Der Waarquis Itarb. 3pefs
8eaelung Der grbidafts : @ngelesens
beiteu reiite Srancoiie gebm bon
ibrem 2dnbiibe mad 9uenos Iires,
no iie ant Iesten IS. September ges
itorben lit. lleber Die grt uno @eiie
hires Sobes ibipirren Die nerI6iebenz
item 8erii6te. sic ioll 100000
binterlaiIen baben. Sbre grben iinb
tpabrideinlih hire BRET 8riiber, in 2uz
rembura uno Taris pobnbaft. - Sas
lit Die fur5e 8ei6i6te zines 8eibes.
has ii6 in Der Silgeno dusgetobt, o9ne
ieglide innere Heligion auftpuds.
baum Die Seiieln bes @beifanbes leifts
Iinnig iprengte. uno in pilber Che
fprtlebte big 5u ibrem pieaeiht uner>
ipnrteten @nbe. uno biniiberIdieb in
cine aftbere 8elt - fpie lie gelebt.
@dbrenb hires eansen 9ebens iddn@
eete iie Wpral nnb Site, gerabe tpie
Tie in ibrer Sueenb Die @arnunaen
oes erfabrenen Nlters in ben Sinb
eelhlasen. 1lnp 10 bdilfte Tie II NJ
bre nuf Dem %luremburger Ianen
i'm fremoen 2anbe. = 8ie lie, tbuen
CO leiber gar man6e 2uremburger bes
i6ipdferen @ei6lehts, Die Der Seis
mdtb ben &iitem getebrt baben, tpenn
lies nih nid)t I'M fremben 9anbe 81
iol6' eroBem Gei6tbume brineen,
SaBt es Glth tpobl 9eidat fem. burd
ebrlihe. barte Irbeit lit nod 9ies
mano reid geporben. mid nitbt in Der
neuen 8elt. - Cine S6anoe aber fin
uniere alte Seimntb iinb iolde
ihtpar5e Sfafe unb lie iolten pon
ieoem anitanbieen 2uremburser ges
ddtst tperbeu. -