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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
ryan aa,npasner ! 1896, 1900 %

lSUO.
Set CT ingeu MI 8rpan Ser igger
Salg, iom 8reiioent iaar, ifriper
.9sem Sort Slm". Com Dagene
1aar, bliper set ite0ie mere flart, at
aanoet i 1908 mao finbe Jig ! at
5yre paienligt Sen iamnte Mppel I'll
Magtbrpnoe, l1pioenbeo og Mangel
paa luno 9fonomi iom man bprte /
1896 pg / 1900.
On 8rDm &agne noen &paf=
ialpermetbober btl0e pGre peltom.
men, men Sen ct ntenfeltg. Nebra-
fananoens uGuacf" =5pecialitet taar
nil blipe bans punifforbtnorenoe
5pecialmiooel. pe0 &egiertngs=@a.
ranti al @anf6epoiita. 6or 2 Mar
lioen laa set uo til at futile blipe
@egieringseie, men set maatte mi
bore @egiertngs= ct eller anoet. Mlle
oe Soccer, iom 8rpan bar giort Jig
til Gulsmanb for, bunoer | Ben enc
Soe, lom er Socialismens &ierne,
at fun peb &egieringen fan Wenne'
lfebeben frelies for Jig lelp. @ara1t'
ii for @anfbepolita ct fun oen aabne
Torm Sen tager pe0 6enne 2eiltgbeo.
Sen pirfelige Gare lurer I upaalioe,
ligbeoens 8aggruno.
On al be melt forboDl en6e &ie1oss
gierninger beo 8rpans &anotoatl1r
er SEN, at sen er bnieret pna @rnn,
Sc, iom 8rpan ielp b%eltrioer. Sen
Der 8latformen bar en- S ernbane'
planfe, iom looer np l1opifling ! &et'
ming al SPECULATION. 8rDan troe>
life paa Sernbaneregulotton, ban
troer paa &egiertngseie a
Sernbaner. &an bar mango
@ange iagt, at Sernbaneregula'
ton ng6pen6igbis man ilaa fell
og at intet an6et ems &egie
ringseie fan lGie set laafalot'
Sernbaneproblem. 9enper Hlqtfor
men brtmler ligele6es al &lanfer, SCI
loper frafttg SPECULATION at inouitri
ellie &orporattoner, men set felge
JON Matten efter 9agen, at 8rpa1
life .troer mere paa &egulering a
Sen Slags Snititutioner emo paa Ste
gulering al Sernbaner. Solicit, Il
ger Scr. 8rpan, troer PAD &egule
ring, 0erfor bill leg bielpe bet al
bpao leg formaar til @fspertmente
meb &egulering.
Set er meget penltgt al SCI
8rpon at bore iaa pillig til at gni
Sc fig op as Solicit. @en 1aar Sc
foritaur bam iaa go6t, iom set bur
Sc giere MI, bpao maa. set iaa ter
fe ON bam? @bts set troer paa e
&egnlerings=&olitif, moa set tenf
- og fan life an6et ems tenfe :
at Ben iibite Man6 Sc Tan Retro e
iaa6an 8oltttfs @iennemfgrelie til e
Sen Man6, Ser felt igiennem mana
Ter Silli6 til SEN, un6tagen for ia
blot 6en fan bore en- Mellemltatio;
til &egiertneseie, iom ban befien6e
Siltro til, men iom Solicit aloele
fife troer paa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
'j,rlallnliycis 9. Jllc9oOern

III, '~.S'S S1sf#sSa M s{so .ss1SS,sI ~ SOSSls
ben f%atnpbere0te DHtrifts-Nopofat
er &unoioat for Sen repubItfanife
Domination for gmbeoet iom nniteo
.5tates Senator for @isconitn.
San repr9lenterer u8isconfin
Sheen.
&pao er 8isconiin SSoeen? Det
er 0enne: ugfal @egieringens itore
Magt fontrolleres al o%rganiieret
&igoom, til @abn for nogle faa, e.
Ter ifal 6en1e Magt nbelt u0gpes al
bele Solicit / lin egen SS~nteresle?"
Dette Itore 5pgrgsmaal far reiit
Sen progresiipe 8epegelie / 8iscon=
lin Yolitif un6er 2e0elie al &obert
Ga Sollette og fal6es mi ober be1e
2anoet u@isconiin Soeen". 8iscons
fin moa lie til at faa Ell &epreien=
tation / @aibington al Sen rette &a=
liber og Saltbeo for at faa 6enne
Soc fplt meo &raft og Girfning / Set
rationale @ppe6fparter.
6rancis 6. Mc@opern, Sen famp=
bere6te Diitrifts= Mobofat al Milpau,
fee County, er &an0i6at for 6en re-
plblifonife Mominatton for @mbe0et
1om limited 5tates Senator. @an
er nDen Spipl Sen be6ite og 1ifreite
&epreientant for 8iSconlin
S6een".
&ar er en- al Sc uoriginale So
Gollette Men6" / @isconiin og ba1
6eltqget aftipt paa 6en Si6e al Sol:
fet / bper @ampagne / Sc ii61te Il
Mar. SON repreienterer set rafben
gige og Sremifri0tS=G lementet | De
%republifanife 8artt og er huloit9n
sig fri for enbper Snoflp6elie %
Snteresie, ser er / Wo6itri6 mel
Solfets @elfer0. San ct rem, frDgt
lgs og iampittigbe6sful6 og bill meo
bringe Sc til u6f6relien al bette bei
gmbeoe ngoben0ige &Dalififattoner
Mf Sc fire &%anbi0ater for 6en repub
Iifanife Termination til @mbe0et ion
United 5tates Senator er Mr. Wc
@opern SEN be61te og melt faporabel
befien6te giennem Staten pat
@runb al bans Mrbei0e iom Diitrifs
M6pofat al Milmaufee County, Sc
al Ga Gollette CT erfleret fun at Bill
be obertruffet al oct al @uperr1g
Soft al Misiouri.
@an ct Sen Dngite al &an6i0ater
ne, Sen eneite S11rilt og Ben eneit
fattige al Sc fire. San itaar ligele
oes / lin ful6e 2tpsfraft og er Sc
enelte Saler og &agneman6 q
6e fire. Meb to iaa6anne Senatc
rer iom &obert ga Sollette og Sran
cts 6. Mc@obern fan @iscon1in if
nnogaa at faa en- le6en6e Sn6flD6el
ie og 9tilling / @aibington, belle
life fan set ilau fell, at Sc bill frem
me Sen progressive 2opgipning, Jon
Sc begge beb6er.
@tem for Srancts 6. Mc@oper1
peo 8rimerbalget s.. 1. 9eptembe
1908.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
.5tortinget iat1tDffer i:

+g4HTSSEBET mEG&s qfFShB.GGNE &ya OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q: gt ben npe Sproroning, lont
Tor Gi0ell er UNDER Torberebelie,
bggges paa 2 bag bi%nanoen %itaaen6e
5Dpbno paa ttliammen 90 @arsflas-
Ter. Mlle Dnubenfgre Manb mellem
518 og so @ars Mlberen fornolattes
oeSlloen iom MI at pnre opbu0spltg.
tige &rigstt0 iom 2anoitorm, for
laapiot Sc fife tilbgrer ct al Sc faite
Spbn6 (2inte eller 2an6pGrn).
B. S(t set frtpillige 5fptterpRien
.omor6nes operensitemmen0e nteo
MiIiterfomiteens Snoltilling.
2. 6orifiellige 8eotlgninger oper=
ensltemmen6e mes Militerfomiteens
SSn0ltilling.
3. @ebanolingen forpprigt u0int-
tes til 8egpnoelien al nplte @tor=
tbingsiesiion.
4. Teg1ert1get1 at1111O0eS ONT l11a=
reit mlligt at fremfomme me0 Gor=
flag ON Seltntngsartilleriet (oip.
iom / Snoitillingen) og / 6orbinoel-
ie bermeo fremlegge nermere 0p.
1psninger ON, bptlfe Sorfginingel
&egieringen forporigt bill foreiau
9e Der omban6le6e l1otaleIler afgi
bes / jaa betimelig Sis, at &omiteer
fan fortieete lit Mrbei6e fra Is. ST
tober.
5. Sen foriterfe0e Militerfomi
te anmooes ONT at iammentreoe mel
lem seslionerne for at afgipe Sn6
FILLING ON Be gienitoaenoe Dele a
9eroroningen iamt angaaen6e s
omban0le6e l16tolelier fra @egierin
gen. timber &omtteens fortlatte Mr
bei6e bliper SEN be6 @%tortbinget
8eilntning al 25. Sum- 1907 trufn
Srontng meo M6gang for @omitee1
til Snobentelie al @rfleringer 0!
SplpSninger 6irefte fra Sc militer
acknowledgement frem6eles giel0enoe.
Debatten / 5tortinget SEN fglgen
Sc Dag afllutte0es 1pentet burtig
i6et @tatsraa0 Gaitberg, bpis Sal
man bnpoe tme0elet mes nogen GrDg
for 6orfluoning, frafal6t 0roet =
ct GfSempel, iom blep fulgt al e
Har andre tn0tegne6e. Mllereoe 81
bolp s fltn0e man 6erfor gaa til So
tering oper Sen afgjgren0e 8oit
Sen fremlagte Sn0lttlling elite &oit>
og 0enne bifalotes moo 12 ct, mem
Zig 5ocialilterne me0 unotagelie c
Critics, iom bar frappren0e, ian
@errerne g. He0erien, Saf. @n6e1
len og @ernb. @ansien.
9ermeo bar set altlaa afgjort,
Sen npe &%eror6ning ifal bore bpl
get paa 20 Marsflasier, ser er fo1
oelt paa to 0pbu6, 2inte og 2an{
bern. @run6princippet / MiIit9r
fomtteens Gorilng bar oermeo peoto
get og 5ituationen afgiort.
l1ofa1oet al 6enne. Gag betrogte
lom ct eflateret Ne0erlag for Min:
@iteriet. ~@er0e1s Gang" flyer, {
oct bar tabt alt un6tagen Sabnre:
terne, og at Set fun benger peo 6isl
al SPIRES Mau6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

S beie Soner og ODER lange 8a.
ner bar 6enne Man6 2enroot, / tit
6oripg paa at operfomme Son. Sobn
S. Senfins' itore 8opularitet / isis,
conlinS ellebte &ongres0iitrift> lagt
for Dagen en- biotil ub9rt 6refbeo,
iaa bel fra Salertribnnen iom oglaa
/ bans politiife 8algffrtfter> peo at
paaitaa, at ban er Sen eneite al 5000
iepelt anerfien0te &an6i6at for
nepnte gmbeoe / Diltriftet. gn0pt.
0ere, for at gtpe set l16ieen6e al, at
Fan er @upern6r Dapi6ionS 9ielten,
bar bans politiife 2efture pranget
meo 6ennes 8ille6e, en6ifidnt @u-
oerndren paa Soreip9rgiel beitemt
bep0er, at Bette bar fun6et @teo
u0en bans Stlla6eli e. &e6 0enne
Sremgangsmaa6e er set lpffeoes
2enroot at faa mango Nor0mgn0 I
9tltriftet til at tro, at bans lmn0ltge
&ogne imoo @nperngr Oapt6ion
for to Mar li6en MI bar CLIENT og oen
bellige @rap bel forbaret.
Moromenoene / 9i1triftet bar
tmi0lertt6 life CLIENT, bperfen Gent
roots Sori6g poa at itprte 0eres
2anosman6 fra @rpern9r=gmbe0et,
eli beller 6e to an6re fremragenoe
Moromeno, lom ian paa famine
Gang peo politiife Sntrtger forbin-
6re6e / at blipe balgt til fremragen-
6e Sttllinger. De bar beller life
CLIENT, at SEN famine Man6 2enroot
bite Jig iom N 9Sien6e al Sen fatttge
Mrbei6er, Sen Gang ban fit pe6ta.
get en- Sou / @isconiin, bporefter Bet
8elpb iom en- fattig. Man6 fit 9oo
til at bol6e fri for n6pantning reou-
cere6es fra $50 til $50, men iom 6og
bel6igpis bragtes rs al @er6en beo
at mp0e @uberndr Ga Societies bef-
tige Nrotelt og en6elige @eto.
Sborpi6t MI 6enne famine 2enroot
er Yreii6ent &%ooiebelts &an0i0at,
oerom oil ri la6e 8elgerne ielo
6pn1n1e pe6 at leie efterf9lgen0e uo-
0rag al en- @frtpelie fra Nreit0en=
ter:.
uSSeg nGrer BET faite @aab, at
Sulfet / @iscuniins ellepte &ongress
biitrift after bil numinere pg gjen-
beige Som. Sobn S. Senfins til bette
Gmbebe, for at 9ipc bam 2ejltgbeo
til at fulbfpre set guoe Mrbejoe, joni
fan far 1brettet fur fine @elsere /
9titrtftct ug pber bele 2anbet."
M1 oi0ere Mnbefaling for Scr.
sSsenfins er be6 Mo6tageIie n al open=
nepnte Sfribelle bleber1 o%perfle6tg
og ltaar MI 6enne Mano 2enroot
blottet for set ii0ite Sfin al &et til
at forlange eller pente Set min0ite
@enipn fra @9lgernes SIDE.
@eo @ialp al lin Sn0flp6elie /
aongresien bar Scr. SSenffins gioet
Noromen0 og 9anife, iaa bel iom
Gpenife in6enfor bans Diitrift set
ltdrit mulige @enipn. Sper 40 psf.
al Diftriftets 8oitmeitre ct 5fan0i=
nuper, me0ens flere 5fan0inaper
giel1nern bans Sn6flp6elie beflpoer
lpnner6e 5tillinger / @aibington.
Sun far til enbper Sis giort lin
Sn0flp0elie gieloenoe, nuar set
gjalot at bielpe trengen6e g1nfer
blanot @fanoinaperne til oeres ret
maslige 8eniion og bar en6og /
Ggenifab iom Sorman6 / SEN iaa.
fal0te rSSloiciarp" -&omite facet Bis
lie btnorenoe 2obporagrafer tillioelot,
bpor oct gialot ON bnrtig Siplp,
lom t. cts. for en- Sis li6en bar Sill
fGloe me6 to 6anife @nfer / Ont
egnen al 2ucf ! @oIf County.
Nf ngpnte @run6a tror Ri oerfor
at oere berettiget til at antage, at
bet itore Mntal norife og 6anife @el-
gere Diitriftet bill gioe Son Sobn
S. Senfins 6eres 9tgtte pe6 &rt-
merpalget Ben /. 9eptember.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

Gn itor Slbebranb raieoe i Som
ifantinopel / StambuI=R parteret.
Bpgninger11e ! Sen 8D6el er naIten
ollie at Srp, og {. 1000 Of Dem
brpnote, bporpe6 1000 Menneifer
bleD biemlgie. Tlere 8ranomano,
RDinoer % 8grn omfom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

ssoaffiiftri1g q enn 4 giipiIiIIatiollnesllts
onrite 5fampletter. 81
Om nogen 9pofrelie n Song
aeopolbS sibe peo bente 9r0ring al
Sagen fan Ser lite bore Gale, ibet
ban faar Ell iaa foloslal NfitaaelieS,
jun, at ban me0 ct Slag bltper
.Rangemillioner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08
ITALIAN. SHOP KEEPER SAID
To HAVE INHERITED LEGACY
Sam Vevizey Says He is Not Sure, But He Has
Rich Relatives in Italy and it May Be True.

of the report and seemed to think it
was true.
Finally Sans brother said that he
had not heard from the old country
for some time, but that Sam had some
rich relatives and he would not be
surprised if it were SO. Mrs. Sam said
that Sam should go right up town this
afternoon and take steps to ascertain
if it was true. She hoped it was.
Just look at all these children" she
said, they viii need the money
Whether Sam was playing "possum'
in the matter, or whether the rumor
originated by the idea that Sam was
to come in for some wealth in the
future from rich relatives, could not
be told
But the neighbors had all heard
that Sam had an available inheritance
coming to him from rich relatives and
| they feel sure that it is true.
! He declared that he was going to
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08
The ocinlJide
Cum b bertrand Phone No. 420.

young lady of Crystal Springs arrived
last night to be the guest of her sis;
ter, Mrs. F. L. Ray, on Martha street.
Miss Robinson has visited here before
and has many friends who will rejoice
to know she is in our midst again.
Mrs. Paul Haney, accompanied by
her little daughter, passed through
here last.night en- route for Atlanta
where they go to spend the remainder
of the summer with Mrs. Haneys
mother.
Mrs. E.. A. Sanford. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. T. B. Utley, of
jackson, Tenn, returned home Sun
day, after a pleasant trip of several
days on the coast
Mrs. Charley Poole accompanied by
her charming little daughter Frances,
spent Sunday in Ellisville, the guests
of her brother, Mr.. Charles Hardee.
DR.. James Chandler and little Louise
Hightower, of Birmingham, left for
their home today, after pleasant
visit to Mrs. Benjamin Thompson.
(. 4. :.
Mr.. A. R. McInnis returned last night
from Allison's Well, where he
went to see Mrs. McInnis and Sara
Louise, who are located there for the
summer.
Mrs. Ed Gray and two lovely little
children of Waynesboro, are visiting
her sister, Mrs. DR.. Turner, on Fourth
street.
Masters Frank and Richard Mon
tague left today for Okalona, where
they go to visit Fred and Doyl Lyon.
Miss Lorine McInnis returned Sun
day after a pleasant visit to friends
IN Ellisville.
Mr.. John Montague left today TO
Meridian to attend the Baptist stat
convention.
Miss Laura Haney left Saturday 70
Monroe, La, to spend a month wit
Miss Edna Mccormick.
I. I. ..
Mrs. w. l.. Logan, with her brigh
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08

Has Sam Venizey inherited a for
une?
A report is being circulated to this
effect and several of his fellow coun-
trymen have heard the story.
1t is said that Sam has received, or
is about to receive the neat sum of
a half million dollars from de ola
country" from some of his deceased
relatives and next of kin.
Sam Venizey keeps a small fruit
store on Mobile street and when asked
about the fortune that is alleged to
have been left him, said he could not
speak English fiuently and he called in
his brother and together they talked
in the Italian tongue.
The brother then asked where did
you hear it?"
Then Mrs. Sam Venizey, with hel
children, and several of the neighbor:
came in. The neighbors had all hearC
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
MEETS TODAY IN MERIDIAN
The President, Ex-Governor A. H. Longino, is
Absent in Denver---Secretary Also Alb
ent---Hattiesburgans Attend.

About all the Baptist ministers of
the city, together with number of
delegates from the different Baptist
churches have gone to Meridian to at
tend the Mississippi Baptist State con-
ycniion which met in that city this
morning. The session will last through
cut the week, including Sunday, and
the convention will be held with the
First Church of Meridian.
The convention meets without either
a president or secretary present. The
president of the convention, ex-Gov.
LONGING, is attending the Democratic
National Convention at Denver, and
the secretary, Rev. John P. Hemby
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08
Mrs. Ballard Entertains-

Mrs. ]. c. Ballard entertained very
charmingly today at dinner in honor
of Mrs. Billiards. grandfather, Mr.. G.
N. France, of Meridian; Mrs Ellison
and her father, Mr.. Stewart. The love
ly home was beautiful with roses
ferns and carnations, and the delicious
menu faultless. Mrs Ballard is at all
times an ideal hostess, proving her
self especilly so on this occasion
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08

has moved to Louisiana. 1t is probable
that the first work of the convention
will be the election of a president and
secretary, though the first vice presi-
dent may be called on to preside.
The convention will probably be a
very large one as it embraces the en-
tire state. The work of mission, home
and foreign, young peoples work, TEN.
perance and many other subjects will
be discussed.
These annual conventions are always
important events in the Baptist demon
nation, though they have no control
over the work of the individual
churches, but are held merely to pro
mote cooperation in church work
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08
Boys Life Saved.

My little boy, four years old, hi
severe attack of dysentery. We
two physicians; both of them
him up. We then gave him Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy which cured him and believe
that it saved his life-William Stroll
ing, Carbon Hill, Ala. There is no
doubt but this remedy saves the lives
of many children each year Give it
with castor oil according to the plain
printed directions and a cure is GER
tain. For sale by Hays & Field and
Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08

investigate the matter at once, but
there is a suspicion that Sam knows
more than he thought best to tell.
Should it be true that the Inheritance
has come to him, he will likely go
back to the old country to find out
about it.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08

How a woman dislikcs to have PEG
pie tell her she is getting fat
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08

Summer engagements seldom sur
vive the frosts If water.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08

Everybody reads News Want Ads
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-08
Southern
Grocery Co.
The Pure Food Grocery.
BOTH PHONES 1856

little children, returned home yester
day after spending a fortnight at ALI
sons we'll.
Mrs. DR.. Flake has as her guest
Mrs. w. NJ. Featherston, of Lumber
ton.
{. Z" I:
Miss Mabel Poole. of Jackson, is Wis
iting Miss Glen Ratliff, on Laurel
street.
l5I INF 'sHIoM IIeded seuof
eInlound led OCT .IoJ peIIgd9I s9IIL
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Phonographs and records. c. NJ. Du.
CAMS Music Siofr. OF
End &. Leitsineer. Piano Tuner. Phone
10, or Dugan's Music Store, SIT
Drcssmaking. sewing Of all kinds. Mrs,
Crcscolo a Howe, ~ Elliot street. A-3t'
The highest grade coffee that money can
buy n Winslow's Banquet nj =. q. Clark's.
i2tf
We suggest tina, YOU get your lunch or
oyster stew AT Jacobs's Coffee Rooms, "
Main ST. 81
Have you tried the TRYM0RE scent
ClGARy II you try one, you'll TRl.
MORE. 4s5l'
Call aud see the pleasing variety Of
Christmas goods at the Sc. and Zoe. store.
"a Elliot ST. 81
A valuable suggestion for a wedding
present is a Nutting photograph from
Clapp 4 Jones.
We suggest that you go TO Jacobs's
BAKERY 10 buy your food, also fine teas;
chicken pies every Saturday. AZ Main 81:
81
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18
A Just Protest.
(St. Adams Messenger

Once more in the history of Vermont
Legislatures the senate has refused 10 take
the public into its confidence when, trans
acting the public's own business, and made
a great mystery of secrecy over matter
that the people of Vermont have consti-
tutional right to know all about. Inc
nominations for appointment to certain
state Offices sent by the governor to the
senate for confirmation have been received
in executive session, or what amounts W
tbe same thing, with the official intention
that the public should not know. the
names of the men nominated until the
senate had taken final action thereon. In
other words this senate, like its predecescc
sors. appears to think this business OF
choosing public officers is little matter OF q
privacy between the governor and itself
and It will be time enough to take the
people into partnership after the business
is all done and it is toe late to change IT,
The Messenger protests again as 1t mas
at every session for years that the people
that elected the governor have g, right to
know what nominations ne sends TO tne
senate in their name, and to know them
before the senate has acted upon them and
it is too late for any popular expression OF
approval or disapproval to be effective.
When the president of the United States
sends nominations to the senate for con-
firmation, the people are told of it at the
same time the senate is, and the people
have an opportunity through the press and
otherwise to express their minds about the
matter before it is too late. The same
right obtains in Vermont and for the same
reasons. When the governor sends these
names to the senate, he does it in the be-
half of every citizen in the state: When
he makes choice in his own mind of the
=, o,,oc ba will send to the senate and sends
them, he must expect to answer to the
people that elected him and whose servant
he is for the choice he made. 1t is not in
the province of the senate or any other
body of men to keep that choice secret and
to act upon it when it is too late for the
people to be heard.
This protest may be useless now, but it
is put forth in obedience to conviction of
principle, and it will be put forth here
after in the hope that some day the people
will come into their own in this business.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18
PERSONALS.

Jaw Peach is expected the first OF the
week to spend the holidays in town.
Mrs. Harriet Bemis entertained n few
of her friends at cards last evening.
A. G. Arcand and family have moved
from Vinton Block to Lawrence street
Miss Minnie Coburn goes TO her home
in Worcester. Mass, tomorrow for the
holidays.
Mrs. Henry Dickerman of Hinsdale
n. H.. is visiting her mother, Mrs
Lester Clark.
Ralph Grout, Denton Smith and Os'
ear Raw are home from Norwich UNI
versity for the holidays.
Miss Carrie Cobb of Springfield,
Mass. comes Wednesday to spend the
HOLIDAYS at A. r. Cobb S.
Miss Ellen Sherman from Mt. Holy
oke college. is expected the first OF next
week to spend the holidays.
w. l.. Gibson of Londonderry visited
at f. w. Gibson s the first of the weeB
on his return from Burlington.
Miss Maverette Smith expects to
snend Christmas at Bellows Falls at
the home of DIR. Edward Kirkland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitzsimmons OF
possoic N. j., are expected Wednes-
day to spend the holidays at A. r.
Cobb S.
Mrs. Stone, who has been recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. SpauldIng,
returned to her home in Hartford, sat
urday.
Carl Leitsinger left the first of the
week for Hamilton, Bermuda, where ne
will play in an orchestra at the Pm
cess Hotel during the winter.
II. G.. Everleth of Putney and G. +;
Miller of Guilford, who have been II,
This week at Montpelier, are reported
this morning as being much better.
Miss Marjorie Crosby comes today
from Burnham school, Northampton
Mass. to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Crosby.