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New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
saiis
Oceanic Southampton, White m l:OOn v,
Adm Sampson. Port Antonio u r Co $50 m $40 y,
Madeirense fara. booth l2:00 m 300 m
Noordan. Rotterdam. Holland Am. m
l-aInpases Galveston. Mallory
1eiiefson' Nortoik Old Dom 300 p
THURSDAY. MARCH II
La Provence Havre. 700 m 10 90 q m
y r IleIgen eopenhagen, Scand Am $50 1200 n
GUIANA Sarbados. quebec $50 a m
Colon Colon Panama r II 30 a 800 m
Mexico. Havana, Ward .......... 200 q m ~ 90 N
Ndp"'
,eJoItH' bremen \ y ihoFo 1000 a m
huron JacksonVllae- Ciyoe .-.---. 300 p m
,.y oI macon 300 D m
ffincess Ahhe' NoIi1Ik; pa dominion - 300 m
FRIDAY, MARCH 13
der Nederlanden Hayti,. d w L.. :Oo p m
MOTTO tastle. Nassau Nard-.--. 12:OO m 800 m
Aital inasua fialn'-afil; 1l:0O m ECO m
silva NeWloundaho Red Cross $50 m II 90 a m
Sapfhe. Bruns"lck.
'hiies'o"h' I>orioih oio Dchinlon.. 800
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

White Nst-Iace trim Z :
Liberty Satin-wnirs and
vaStsI shades. Tahers aui
jar. silks black. new STRIPE I
snd EIaids. including sarfn /
CroSSb3rS-
\ variety OF lovely new
STYLES as makes detailed de-
sCriptiou impuSsible-Smi-t.N T.
tailored or combined WITH F.
CIuuy. Val and Point Nentss
IaceS. emb' q. net. etc j
Black SILK Chartiliy.
Liberty Satin.
Oriental I.ace-Silk lined
The Cha1tIliies are el7bC-
rateiy trimmed with SATIN
folds and brsids ari made
over silk the Orienruis are
White and Cream-rich de-
sign. with Point Nrnise
galloOnS. others sClGrtiy te
signed with Point Ne1is'
and Val laces and medal
Hons
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

Fresh from the Importers Boxes
their dainines and lis Ss,
decidedly emphasize that piece IN stock
Furthermore
of majority having the double finish
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

For Porto Rico
Steamships OF Il e Red D. LINE will
sail from Pier IL near Wall St Ferry.
Brooklyn. for san Juan direct follows.
IS. FfIILADELPHIA \ sat, March L. noon
SIS. CARACAS Saturday. March 2S noon
For freight or passage apply to
BOULTON. BLISS & DALJETT.
General Managers. So Wall St
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
RAITTm09F Z OHIO r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even nO-a,
TO BALTIMORE AND WASH iNG lC.'-
Direct Connections IN New Unlon Sta'ioli'
wa sft,,o+on v,irh ali Lines South 49,
saiia ~ ~, Wi, TaiII- a2T St Iibv st
WASI;TSGTO% Sinners II 80 pm 30 dr,i
IVASUINC:TON Diner 80 am 500 am
" aSuTIEST6N Diner 80 am 1890 I'm
WASHINGTON. Diner, IL 81 am u = ~ oo u - =
WAEHINGTON. Buffet so pm 30 ~ rn pr,,
VI ,SE1EGToE II X oE Pnffet 6 &c pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 20 the "a -,
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG. l-,V am ~ ~ -.
TITTSRITRG CSI,EVETfD $50 pm 400 pm
s.rIT.rG 0irPc LIMITED g 30 pm 700 pm
GIN STT0TTSI IOTTISV II. 30 pm 30 am
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 80 am In-fn ~ ~ 80 81,
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LcU1SN-. 800 Pm o-"v p
Offices: 243. i34. 1900 Broadway, As,os ps
House 1GS Greenwich St. - Union square
W. 3o1 Grand St. y. Y; 343 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn: West 22d st and LiheTly -,o,a,;,o,. 81,
After p. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains etc-'
can be obtained at Bureau of infornan.ion, ,
T 4; o. r. R. I'D St Terminal fhoH'
Number Chelsea-3I4.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
WW WNNh[D lUNlEG

From Piers 5l-52-54. North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS hooked THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS
Lucania. Mar. H. IL am iMauretauia. pr l
Lusitania. Mar. II. s am arrnania- pr.
Etruria ........ Mar. IS Lucania Apr. s,
IL a m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Unbleached kuslins
Dwight Anchor and
Utica SheetingS
.onsisle PiilcY Cases

Made from genuine I.onsdale Sh-etinSs' an
with original mill tickets cannot De Pui-
chased elsewhere at any price
a9x2s-,sIue Is Hf5ox3e-vaIue 81 i z
45x36-value 30 4 5 54x3S-value -S -1S
Also. I'm same section:
Emergency Brand Absorbent Cotton-
for surgical and family use
worth 40 ID. 10000 20
Feather Proof Ticking 1o1I
assorted stripes-value -1e--.-..-- .1211
E-,,u and "a size Feather Beds
our own make o.
C,,,ce White Live Geese Feathers
by pound-worth 81 'e'O
Choice Live Geese Featner
best ticking covered 90
oox2s-vaIue $1-es ----- % =
22x3O-vaiue 81 40 .'--------I -tS
24xSO-value s2sS .-.-----'- %
c6x3s-value s3-2S -.---.---Z-l ~
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

VALUABLE PATENT and manufacturing
business for sale 9120a2 purchaser San
positively make +.o0o 20 S5 600 net annu-
ally, which will be explained For fun p.Se~
tioulars apply Mcponald-WiE iEsins Co, Isl
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
RUSINESs CHANCES.


WE IRE OFFERING FOR SALE, a modern
equipped brick plant. with dryer convey
ances etc. located short distance NJ this
state. accessible to New York and upstate
markets: capacity about 10000 daily, with
r,Wer for -additIha1l capacity. 40 acres
stone quarry timber and moulding sand
this brick plant is the finest equipped in
America Erie canal runs through brick
sbe.is- the coulpanv viii dispose of this
plant with everything in running order. 70
resnousih!e parties on reasonable terms;
-; sous for selling, owners are otherwise
cnpared and cannot give this proper atten-
tfor. For full description. particular. etc.
applv to Mcdonald Virgins Co. 25I Broad
way. New Norl. city
WHOLESALE ard retail salt fish and pro
vision business. Walah'ut Market; pro
Particulars Mcdonald Virgins Co. -!
RToad~ay.
sl5.ofo RI-YS cafe and family bottlinE
liduor and beer business: established u
yfars. horses wagons. etc: excellent loca-
fiCn HrnokIyn: ST .Ooo weekly business large
steel, on hand: strict.st 81 in.estiEati'n al
bowed Particulars Mcdonald Virgins Co.
25I broadway.
81 on, BUYS meat market located Brook
rvn. NJ Y. SSp business weekly: horSs.
wagon: established business, leaving Rroot
lvn cause Of selling Particulars Melon
cid wiggins Co. 23T broadway
PARTNER. with sc.ons to - Onn: old es-
fHhlishTI business, located on Ann St.
investigate this opportunity. II is AN .N-
ceIieut opening Particulars Mcdonald
WigRins CO. "'I BrnaGway-
LADY PARTNER WANTED; experience
rot necessary. sA.,siH required. average
receipts 500 dailv: this business has been
established - years and viii bear the clos
est Investigation. For fuiI particulars ap-
PLY Mcdonald N,Ggins %. 80 broadway.
PARTY with So. coo wanted; wholesale
jobhing busiI ess. this 81 s.: position. With
liberal salary - right party business paid
40 per cent las year; investigate this: II is
an excellent opening. highest Of references
furnished Particulars Mcdonald -Wissins
Co. 25T Broadway.
VALUABLE PATENT and manufacturing
business for sale. 972.Oa2; purchaser San
positively make 81. .oao 20 S5 tOo net annu-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Toilet REQUISITES

Standard goods in constant 5.-
u1and. therefore interesting prices
that mean decided saving
Dorln's Blanc de Perlss iiiGuid
face poUdert-G Ct sfZs-------.... 81
Mum toilet deodorant}-
Oxzyn Dry Cream-50 CT. siz....... %
SOzodont Tooth Paste-reg. IL. II
Liquid Savoderrns Soap .---------.-- .2f
SchenCk-s Nasal Wash and Gsrsie- 80
Schenchs $ Liquid Cream ..-........ SO
TaGet2 Rustic. 90. -
The new tareta-liks lining -..- Firri.r
than silk and wears better Equal
to any sold ar any PRICE anywhere.
THE NAN7
Tells exactly what 10 Is
THIRTY-THREE COLORS-
Light Dark. White. Black
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
New Corfcrtables and Spreads

Special Values right tnro 'hs he
line Prices that cdiiiiot
a4al.od for enIlal QuaIlt1eS.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Silk and Lace WAISTS

Rare values in these splendid
groups OF new styles
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

Full zine OF Books Of Special Devotion
Also Sanctuary Lamps-f.osary Cases etc
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Mar. 10. 900 p m

lar. %. 90 p IN
April l.. 500 p m
pril II. $50 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

With Josiah A Briggs, chief engineer of the
Office Of Borough President Haffen OF The Bronx,
on the stand both the morning and afternoon
hearings yesterday. John P Mitchell, Commissioner
OF Accounts, brought interesting factssre
lating TO contracts that had been let figures in
excess of the lowest bids received result of
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Was hab;e
" Saratoga " Patr srgS

Quite Unexpectedly We ha1 an opPcr-u1iry
to buy these staple. year-rouud muse rrs'
at far below rhsir worth. consequently are
known
assortments include
Red and White. Blue and Vhit-.
Green and White. Pink and White.
Finest qualtty-beSr dyes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

WHOLESALE ard retail salt fish and pro
vision business. Wallah"ut Market; pro
fits 81 0e0 t. 5000 yearlH; price, slr.Hn
Particulars Mcdonald Virgins Co. -!
tTOadNaS.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

Every weave that Fashion prescribes
signs and qualities TO meet every ia
items are therefore only suggestions:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

PARTNER. with s.. 2.oN' to -. OoH: old. es-
tahIished business; located on Ann st. .
investigate this opportunity. II is AN .N-
ceIieut opening Particulars Mcdonald
Virgins CO @5T Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
STEAMBOATS,.
FAIL G21W[ER lDR][E
laa,T SsYl ri: n: s "a
LOsT--EaNK8oOkS.

tN BCEGH Str. ,eaNes Pie
*. " EDS. = FRIDAYS. at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12
ELECT BURNHAM PRESIDENT.
Fire Insurance Agents Meet at Rul
land-5O at Banquet.

Rutland. Nov. 5.--Coyers were laid
for 80 at the annual banquet OF the
Vermont Association of Fire Insurance
Agents at the Berwick Hotel here tins
evening. The principal speakers were
John B. Knox of Hartford, Conn, sec
retary of the Phoenix Insurance com
pany. and A. l.. Berry ofBoston, spec
;al agent of the New York Underwrlt
er's association. :
A business session was held this al
ternoon with addresses by n. W
Beardsley of Hartford, Conn, pres'
dent of the National Association oil In
surance Agents, II. II. Putnam OF bos
ton. secretary OF the national associa
ton. and Frank II. Battilana OF Dos
ton assistant manager of the Pennsyl
yania Fire Insurance company. I'M
president, T. +. Alfred OF Newport
presided. The Rutland fire depart
ment gave demonstration Tor the IN
surance men this afternoon. Ihes
officers were elected: President, r. II
Bnrnbam. Rutland; vice-presidehts' M
h Lawrence Of Springfield, }. W
Fowler of Manchester; secretary, I
L. Brigham of Bradford; treasurer u
/ Norton Of Bennington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12
CURES TUBERCULOSIS OF The
BONES.
Accidental Discovery Produces Re-
markable Results With Crippled
Children.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-Remarkable re-
suits n curing tuberculosis OF the bones
demonstrated in five weeks trial al
the home for Destitute Crippled Child
rem today, turned attention to a treat
ment discovered by DR.. Emil Beck,
of this city. The treatment, whicn
PROMISES 10 bring relief TO large per
centage of sufferers from this form oil
consumption, is simple and consists FOL
the most part in filling the cavity caus
ed by the disease with metallic SAL
bismuth subnitrate, combined with
basis of yaseline. The discovery wa
incidental TO an X.ray photograph OF
little invalid. The solution was ap
nlied to fix the outline of a tuberculal
abscess and being left IN the cavit,
proved healing agent.
DR.. Beck told of his discovery tt
Drs. John Ridlon and Wallace Blan
ebard at the home for Destitute Grip
pled Children, and in u i've weeks
trial twenty out Of forty crippled enid
req were cured by the treatment. The
formula contains thirty grams OF bis
muth subnitrate, combined with sixt.
grams of yaseline. The paste so form
ed is solid at the temperature OF tn
body, but il a fever is induced Will rul
on. Of the cavity. As the healing con
tinues the mixture is absorbed.
Medical men estimate that fully "
per cent of all the crippled children ar
suffering from tubereular disorders.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12
Vermont Daughters OF American
Revolution.

AT the conference of the Vermont
ID A. R. at Montpelier October q the
report of the treasurer showed pal
anc, on hand of Sls9.5 IS Mrs. Dyer OF
Rutland reported for the Isle La Motto
Marker Committee that 1923 has been
raised. All officers of last year were
e.elected as follows: State Regent
Mrs. CLAYTON n. North; Vice kegent'
Mrs. J. j. Estey of Brattleboro; Treas
urer. Mrs. j. q. Hndes Of Vergennes;
Auditor. Mrs. John G. Weeks OF Md
dlebury; Historian. Mrs. Emily I. >
Moor Of Rutland; Chaplain, Mrs. l.. b.
Lord of Burlington. 1t WAS voted u
mark the graves of Miss Sarah e.
Bingham, who died during the pasl
wear. and her father John Clark Blng
ham, Revolutionary soldier; miss
Davis Of Springfield and Mrs. Estey o.
Brattleboro were appointed the com
mi,tee in charge Of this work. The
conference accepted an invitation to
hold the next meeting with General
Lewis Morris Chapter at Springfield
MARTHA A. SWIFT,
State Sec, ID. A. X.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12

Representative Howe Of Bennington
has introduced bill IN the House OF
Representatives for new court house
aud iaiI TO be erected al Bennington.
The bill calls for a building site and
building to bold the Court House and
,s,l nj an expense OF $4,000 We un-
aerstaud that in this sum provision Is
also made for the maintainance OF The
sonr, House in Manchester. The bill
calls toi the raising Of this sum ~ -four
years bu, thai the time may he extend
ed. The bnilding arrangements are t.
be in the hands Of commission oil
which the side judges OF the county
are 10 be members. There is no donbl
Of the fact that the present Cour'
House ia Bennington ~ entirely made
ounte 10 the needs OF the court, and 7
has long been known that the jail wa
not advised AS = popular health resort
and IL far from being what Il ought u
be- both NJ to hsslih aud safety aud hai
not the proper accommodations To-
such Of the female persuasion as th'
County are obliged to board. Tn
Journal does not know just how TIN
will sci with the tax payers OF tn
county as they are 10 be called upon 4
pay . county tax for the next two year
which will aggregate =, and just how
they will feel in the matter remains Il
be- seen. It's need ~ apparent. Their
IL no mistake about that.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12
Estate of S. M. w. 0rvis

Order of Publication Of License.
STATE or VERMONT, District OF Manehest-
ef, s..
BE III REMEMBERED, that at session OF
the Probate Court holden al Manchester
within and Tor said District, on thc 4th Jay
OF November A. d. 1908 49,
PRESENT: HON. W Is. EDolRIoN, lup,h
WHEREAS, l.. {. Owls, Administrator on
the estate of s. N W, Orvis, late OF Mahehes~
Ter. in said District, deceased, mas tlis
day presented 10 said Court his pelltioi W
writing. setting forth that the sale OF ail the
real estate Of said deceased, 10 Wit sup
Of land one rod wide lying and belng on the
easterly side Of the ChaS d. Mllett house
iot which the deceased IN her lifetime liaj
verbally agreed TO convey, also the fplssp-
nal Church Lot ON Seminary Avenue would
be beneficial to the heirs Of said deceased
and those interested ~ her estate, as Well as
fulfilling SAID agreement, and therein making
Application to said Court iof license 10 make
such sale And said Administrator having
produced 10 said Court the assent IN wiitihs
Of all the heirs OF said deteased residing W
this state interested IN said real estate,
IT IS ORDERED, That all persons inter.
ested in the estate OF said deceased be notified
TO appear before said Court, at the Probate
Office IN Manchester, IN said District, on the
2sth day IN Nov. A. D. 1908, by publication OF
this order three weeks excessively previous
thereto IN the Manchester journal, ncwSph-
per printed al Manchester Aforesaid, 70 SHOW
cause II any they may have, why aaih
license should not be granted
18-3w W IS fpeiEfioS' 'uuse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12
GLORIES OF VERMONT.
Lecturer q, Faneuil Hall Tells OF the
Beauties OF the Green Mountain
State.

Al .sst
Under the auspices VI VI. rn;s
association OF Doson' new = :,
OF Vermont 'a'heu 'as' s
Faneull hali before ,arRe auu'."ee
upon the glories OF 'he"ree" Ao''
state, dwelling especially upo" VI, 'o y,
ing celebration OF the 'hfee h"n',eu."
anniversary OF the discovery o' LAM
Champaign by samuei us e"a'np'a'"'
TO be held all along Inc lake' prae'''u
larry IN Burlington a"''ns 'ns M. M
beginning 'uiy . "eA. ,'a
Boston Irahscr'p'' "' LEWIS
was introduced oy lhe pres'ueh' " VI.
association !. ~ ,iarh' sa'o .'a' n'N,
year wiil DE Nefunon' p',."o'o
year. New YORK, ne Saiu, mas "iis"',
appropriated s0oVV' anu " 70 oe''o'.'
WIZ soon approp,'a'. si0o'oo ~, b.
celebrate ehampiaih u'e'iio'ap'e .'
covery, ana ne urReu 'ha. e'o's
monter exert hi'nssi 20 VI, "''' "
see thai Ner'non' sh"' MANI So" n,
Gus appropriation LOT 'ne p"'pose
hoped 70 see so"'e'"'"k po"e 80,
the loo pte'a'eps no.'V" ,"' A
chafnplain belongs 70 se~ 'ora
Mr. Lewis sa'd 'hal y y y ~ o'u
home week 10 every s''si "-A ~ ~
lage III vermont ano 'na' ss'', ''"D
string wiz oe ou' uu''"s .'e We" v
Jaly heA1' ine 'e"'n ,A'"o'''' ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12

The legislature is coming INTO IT.
.ar,de this week and there Is good lo,
~ work laid out for both the House
aud the senate. There are few bills
that will carry good deal OF hard
work xish them. particularly the tax
bill. Normal School bill and the bill for
trunk highways. This latter bill. IN
srssiseed by Mr.. Howe Of Bennington.
j. probably one Of th. greatest import
anr. u any .xcep,Ing the I've pre-
s,onsly mentioned ones. Mr.. hose's
ban provides Tor tao trunk highways
running north and south from one end
IL the stat. ~ the ether. one on The
.ast side ~ the state and one on the
west. with sir cross over roads from
The ~es, 10 The easl side o. the state
TIA. bill, carrying with Il nm snnna
.pp,opr.Asion q $1,000 until q 4
,-amtlrlesi ~ one 70 set people thinning
There Il no wsy 10 which sn eqas
amonn, could be spent which would b
~ 80 material and lssilng hnancia
l.enefli 30 The residents Of this state
and. whlie This bill may not pass iht
wear in ils original form. The sccne
she sehesne Is commenced and works
.ss, ixe sconer Nermoal val cn.os th
t~ospsfly which che ought 10 have y
shs sammSs poariss business. Goo.
roads and good he,eis aud The basines
vii sarsly come. There's million
iaa"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12
Estate Of Charles Henry Long.

Order OF Publication OF WI.
STATE or VERMONT, District Of Manehest-
ef, IS,
BE n RENE INFERRED, that at session oi
the Probate Court holden at Manchester,
within and lor said District, on the an DAY
Of November A. u. 1865, .....,..,,
Present; Hon. " Is tDotRION, Judge
WHEREAS, certain instrument ~ writ
ing, under seal, pufportlng 70 pe the
last viii and testament OF charles liehly
Long late OF Manchester, ~ Naid
DiStrct, deceased having been thls Jay
presented TO said Court Of Probate anu
duly hled IN the Registers once :
Therefore, Il Is ordered that all persons inter.
eSted IN the estate OF SAID deceased be Notified
to appear before said Court, at the PROBATE
Once IN Manchester, N said District, on he
"a day IN December AID 1905 by publication
OF THIS order three weeks suteesSlvely pisNl-
ous thereto IN the Manchester Journal, 4
newspaper printed al Manchester aioIcSaldlo
show cause, II any they may have, why sall
instrument 10 writing should not be proved
and allowed as the last Will and testament
OF the said deceased.
W. q EDotR1ON Judge.
gg-aW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12
DOUBLES THE NUMBER or EGGS.

To be successful with ponltry re-
quires q great deal more careful atten
tiou than many are apt 10 think. The
house should be- large aud warm, The
fowls should have plenty OF exercise
but. more than ihat. the fowls should
b. given ~ food what their nature ds'
mands and what. II allowed free range.
they could procure for themselves.
pages Perfected Poultry Food con
tAlns these Ingredients Ia carefully
compounded ration. A. A. olmsied of
South Sewbnry. VI, has the following
TO say IN regard 10 this food: We have
been for some time using your Per
ssc;ed Poultry Food with such good re-
suits that we thought II proper thing
70 tell you. II keeps our hens vel and
ia good laying condition and, We think
doubles The number OF eggs. Being 10
q good condition, lice DO not trouble"
II you want 10 know more about
this food and the bert ways Of using y
write 10 c. !. psge, Hyde PARK, VT
FOR his booklet. profitable Poultry u
vii be sent free. postpaid, 10 anyone
usliloliIy this paper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12

M. Meyer Expects 10 See inem
Established BY March 4,

Washington. Noy With the cleo
aon q Mr.. Tsn. The establishment 81
postal savings backs ia The United
States i almost = certainty ~ The
OPINION II Postmaster General Mryrf'
uho has returned from Boston, ready
IL take up BIZ. wors Tor ibs pi'lieF.
.The prospects tor postal savings
banks never seemed brighter, said
SIR. Meyer. The project has been a.
aorsed by the Republican PLATFORM
and there Seems 10 me little rcason
why bali establishing THESE 'nSiiiu'
tons should not be enacted al The coni'
ing session u Congress. A day has
already been sci by the Senate Tor con
1 alteration 81 the postal savings bank
bill. which was prepared by the Senate
committee last year, and am confident
thnt li,il. debate will Toe required be-
fowit j. sent over 10 the House. J
have no reason 70 fear is fate nj the
hands Of that body aud ! believe March
will see postal savings banks real
ity.
I II also expect 10 make an effort 10
further The project Of parcels post al
the coming session OF Congress Tue
establishment of n service of tins char
ter would undoubtedly prove as popu'
lar As the rural free delivery. am
going 10 ask Congress 10 make ir'a'
before il il finally adopted. II Is my
present plan TO have small item piae
"a in III. appropriation bill providing
tbs, three or -four parcels post routes
be established. in order that the pro
,ect may be thoroughly tested. ~
reality no money is required TO start
parcels post, and the request Tor al
appropriation will merely be made Y
keen the item in parliamentary order
The postal savings bank project wa
} fonnd to be one Of the most effective
arguments against Bryan's scheme 0
guaranteeing bank deposits, and thin'
there is no doubt that the people OF tn
country desire II. :,
~ regard the overwhelming pluralit,
for Judge Taft in New York State as
; ,ribute 10 the personal popularity o
! President Roosevelt, AS well as TO tn
strength of the Republican ticket.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-12
Manchester Center,
PAPER MILL STRIKE ENDS All
BELLOWS FALLS.
Men Voted Yesterday 10 Resume
Work Within the Terms OF Their
Employers Several Hundred In
tereSted.

Bellows Falls, Nov. 9.-The strike OF
the employees of the international Paper
company in this town was ended yes
terday, the men having been out since
August !.
AT a meeting of the local union oi
the paper makers yesterday afternoon
they voted to return to work on the
company's terms-as individuals, the
old men TO be employed as far as pos
sible. and if no situations are available
their names to be placed on Tile To
await vacancies. The new men that
have been hired during the strike Will
be retained.
The strikers have been very orderly,
not one disturbance having occurred
This decision will affect nearly 3ot
employees, and business men are much
pleased that the trouble is over.
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Five years ago Cbas. w. Morse was
hailed as one Of the greatest tinanciers
in this country. Today he reposes IN
Jail with fifteen year term IN States
prison confronting him. They are not
ali tinaneiers who are in finance. i u
10 be hopen that the lesson taught by
The disclosures OF Morse's methods will
be taken TO heart by those who are de-
sirous Of getting rich by the same
methods.