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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
FAIR PATRICIA HAS
TILTED ANOTHER.
Reported That Prince Victor Emmanuel
Cousin Of The King Of Italy, Has
Been Turned Down By Her.

T,ond0n. Feb. 14-It is declared in
London today that the much betrothed,
but never engaged, Princess Patricia Of
Connaught has. Tilted Prince Victor En-
manuel. Count of Turin. cousin of the
King Of italy.
No one believed the report from Italy
that the pretty and firtagious niece Of
the King had settled those heart affairs
N hers. which in the short space Of
sthrec years have assumed the dignity Of
u catalogue.
In iune, 1908. it was reported that Pa
tricia was engaged to Alfonso Of Spain,
but it was also reported that when she
saw the young monarch she shuddered
and declined the alliance, even though t
meant the aeclination Of a throne.
Another Romance Shattered.
Tn February. 1906, It was understood
tsai She had fallen in love with the
MARQUIS Of Anglesey aud hat there was
charming romance thereabout. BE that
a. Il NAV. the Marquis has not secured
the princess, and IS going e America
where he may perhaps win an heiress.
But : few more months and one heanl.
IN October. 1906. that the Grand Duke
1licaaei. only brother q Car Nicholas.
uas the favored man. but tais vas upset
NJ the rumor in May. 1907, that poor
fniy tie late crown prince Of Portugal
was going to England y WOO the fair
Patricia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
Ewes Honesty Rewarded.

II seems inevitable that new move.
ments should spring up from thick
growths Of human yagaries. Certainly
the Christian Science movement has not
lacked these cover crops In the Febru-
airy number, Miss Miimine deals with
the growth 81 healing ami the apothcosis
Of Mrs Eddy.
1T is because Eve WAS the first to
admit her fault in the garden OF Eden.
Mrs Eddy says, that woman was per
mitted to give birth to Jesus Christ, and
that woman was permitted to write
Science and Health and 10 reveal the
spiritual origin Of man. II Il because
woman is more spiritual than man that
woman perceived the nothingness Of
matter, though Jesus did not. In an.
sWer to an inquiry concerning the edi-
tion Of the Bible upon which Science and
Health is based. the editor OF the Jour
nal replied. Would it not be too ma
terial a view to speak Of Science and
Health" being based upon any edition Of
the Bible The Chosen One,
always with God in the Mount. speaks
face 10 face. III other words. Science
and Health y d fira hand revelation
While the growth 81 Christian Sci
euee must be attributed primarily to its
stimulating influence upon the sick and
Disconnected, the low vitality Of the
orthodox churches undoubtedly brought
the promise Of material benefits to
practical people, and the appeal of seem
ing newness to people whose mental
recreation was feyerish pursuit 81
novelty This religion had message
of cheer for The rugged matefialist as
wei as for the morbid invalid. Il ex-
allied health and dissatisfaction and
material prosperity high among the
moral virtues indeed they were the eva
denees Of right living. the manifesto
tions of a mans at-oneness' with God
Christian Scienee had no rebuke for
riches; il bade man think always Of life
Of his own worthiness and security. just
as the old religions had hidden him re
member death and be mindful of his mi
worthiness and insecurity. Ii confribut
ed to the general sense OF self-satisfac.
ton and well-being which already char
new and thrifty society
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
80 cnoTHEs HANaTR.

and employing the clothes supporters
shown IN the illustration all the avail
able space in the closet could be util-
lied. It Is especially adapted to re-
ceive large number Of garments or
other articles when In extended posi-
ton and to fold them into a compact
form without creasing or soiling them
when contracted. In addition every
garment is immediately accessible,
thus eliminating the nuisance Of re-
moving the garments on the forward
hooks In order to reach those on the
hooks farther back. It will be obvious
that when the tongs are drawn into
an extended position large number Of
garments can be easily hung upon the
lower erossbar and can afterward be
folded into compact condition BY push
ing the supporter to the folded posi-
ton. Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
In a Boston Tenement Fire
Yesterday
MAX RUBIN WAS THE HERO
Seized Mrs. Rebecca Goldstein onl Drag
ged Her to Safety and Assisted
Her Two Children Out of
the Building.

Boston, Feb, l4-Asleep in bed on the
fourth floor Of burning building, with
her two children Philip, four years, and
Isabella, one year old, Mrs. Rebecca
Goldstein was rescued with difficulty
yesterday in fire that did 81 900 dam
age to the store Of Bernard Gordon,
corner Of Getting and Wall streets.
The bravery Of Max Rubin, who half
carried and half dragged the fainting
woman down three fights OF stairs, and
who also aided her two children, un-
doubleday saved the three from death.
When Rubin burst into the room where
the woman was asleep, it was filed with
smoke.
The fire broke out in the basement
from an overheated stove, and spread
with great rapidity. II was first discov-
cred from the street, and a boy rushed
into the building, crying Fire."
On the second floor We're Miss Bessie
Scanned, Miss FEMME Yanovski and
Miss Becky Goldstein. They were frigh-
tened, but made their way to the hall,
which was filled with smoke, and thence
ont Of the building in safety.
Later a cry was raised in the crowd
that woman was asleep on the fourth
floor Rubin rushed into the building
and made his way to the room, which
be knew to be occupied He found Mrs.
Coldstein asleep with the children.
Mrs. Goldstein was terrified by the
sight Of tho dence smoke, and il was
with difficulty that Rubin got her to
take her year-old baby. Then with
the four. year-old boy in his arms, he
aided them down the smoke-iilled hall
ways to the street Several times the
woman fell, half fainting, and Rubin
had To half carry her. Neighbors gave
her and the children kindly care
The fire worked through from the
basement to the first floor, which is
occupied BY Gordon as a gents furnish.
ing store. and then to the second. where
a ladies' garment shop Is located The
building Is owned BY Benjamin Polin-
Ski.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
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MAGAZINE REVIEW.
A Lesson in Driving

Writing in Suburban Life for Febru.
airy, Mr.. " Newman Davis says: mo
one with the instinct OF self preservation
should attempt TO drive horse without
first assuring himself that the animal
is under proper control, and no horse
can be considered as fulfilling that con-
diton unless he can be easily and cone
fortably held with one hand. A good
test Of this may be made before mount
ing the box BY taking hold with one
hand Of both reins between the horses
mouth and neck, but not near enough
to the bit to pinch his jaw, and trying
to make him back if this cannot be
done without much effort, the horse IS
not ne for a novice to drive; either his
mouth is too hard. or more probably,
he il improperly bittcd"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
The Greatest Secret Of the Times.


Two American inyen;Qrs, the Wright
Brothers, are negotiating with the GOV
eminent for the sale Of an aerial war
ship IN an article, The Men Who
Learned to Ply" in the February Me
Cures, George Kibbe Turner tells the
history Of the experiments which have
resulted III this remarkable flying ma
chine, The inventors say for them
selves
we feel that It is absolutely essen
tial for us TO keep our method of control
a secret. We could patent many points
in the machine. and it is possible that
We could make a success of the inyen-
ton commercially. We have been APP
preached by many promoters on the
matter. But We believe that our best
market is to sell the machine to some
government for use in war. To do this
ii is necessary for Us to keep its con
struction an absolute secret We do
not believe that this secret can Be kept
indefinitely BY a government. but we
believe that the government which has
the secret can hold the lead in the use
Of the invention for years. II viii be
able constantly to keep ahead Of other
nations By developing the special knowl.
edge in its possession,
$50 far as we can learn We are able
now TO give government i've years
lead in the development of the flying
machine The recent trials of Santos
Dumont's aereplane in France coniirm
rs In this belief. Take one point only
He Is trying 20 sustain a 5Ha pound
machine IN the sir For short flights with
a 5O-hofse power engine-that Is, sus-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
THE SCRAP BOOK
rhe Bachelor.


Poor old bachelor, little he knows
What harvest OF sadness his selnshness
sows
Hard is his task to accomplish his ease.
Hardest Of all himself is 10 please.
Poor old bachelor. pity him all.
Bitter the honey he mixes with gall!
Sleeping and eating and drinking. for
sooth,
All that he thinks Of. and that Is the
truth.
These take the place Of the child he has
missed:
These compensation for being unkissed:
selfishiy gloating DER lack Of wife,
Wrapt In himselfrthe whole Of hts life.
"Giad I'm not in It." he says, with q
smirk.
Life's solemn d1ties he's willing TO shirk,
While nature exacting the penalty sure
At best makes tue bachelor nothing but
poor.
The slave OF himself. hard tyrant to
please.
He works ike a Turk to accomplish his
ease.
Frank Fair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
ST. YITUS' DANCE
Proof Of the Remarkable Power
of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
in This Severe Ner.
yOus Disorder.

That DR.. WILLIAMS Pink Pills have
cured obstinate cases Of St. yitus' dance,
is the best evidence that they will cure
all lesser nervous disorders. Here is
evidence that will stand thorough In
vestigation. Mira James Wilkie, of 7O7
Spruce street, Cherokee, iowa, saws:
Il was Of very nervous tempers-
nent even when = child. As I grew to
girlhood, more and more Of the work in
our family fell to me. Az the same
time tried to keep up my studies in
school. The strain was too great and az
the age Of fourteen l had to leave school,
because of the rundown and nervous
condition was in. I gradually grew
worse, becoming extremely irritable and
suffering terribly from melancholy. It
was FIRST noticed that I had St. Vitus'
dance. when began to lose contrOI 81
the muscles Of my face. Tao disease
soon spread all over my eedy and my
head and arms scanned to tTembse con-
stantly.
II was in this condition for about a
year and dwindled away to almost moth
ing. Finally l beaare SO weak that I
had TO stay in bed al the time. Up 20
this time hsd been under the care Q.
two doctors and as became no bette
gave up their u1sdicine After I ha,.
been in bed about two months, my
father heard about DR. Williang' Pink
Pills from an old friend he bought
some ut once and ] started using them,
not expecting much benefit. Noticed
very soon that the pills were helping me
and that could sleep better. we all
thought this so wonderful that I WIS
encouraged to give them good trial. i
was soon able TO sleep like log and my
appetite became good.
Il was sick altogether about one and
one-half years ana when began to use
DR. Williams Pink Pills weighed less
than s. pounds. Igained weight rapidly,
while taking the pills and weighed III
pounds when stopped using them. I
was completely cured and have never
taken medicine for nv nerves since.
feel that owe my life to DR.. Williams
Pink pills"
They are sold BY al druggists. or viii
be sent, postpaid, On receipt q price,
80 cents per box: six boxes for S9a.
BY the Dr. Williams Msdtuins Opmpany,
Schenectady, N, 7.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
rhe PonaIty q PROMINENCE.

Dorothys father is militia colonel,
and on recent occasion she saw him,
in brave array. at the head Of his regi-
ment.
"How do you like your father in his
uniform the colonel asked bis small
daughter that night.
You looked handsomer than any
body else" said Dorothy Loyalty, "and
you held your head up so high! But
l think they were mean not to let yen
have a drum to play oRP'-Yeuth's
Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
WITTY and cauatie.

A woman suffrage lecturer, accord
ing to the Boston Globe, recently
brought down the house with the fol-
lowing argument. Il have no vote, but
my groom has. have $ great rsspoct
for that man in tho stables, but I am
sure If / were to 20 to him and say.
John, will you exercise the franchise?'
be would reply. Please, mum. which
horse be thatT"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
IN the slckroon,.

Good cheer Is better than medicine.
The Jest has an important part to play
as a remedy for irritability.
Don't tell long stories.
Don't rehash other peoples trials.
Don't think up miserable possible
ties.
Order. observation and obedience are
three cardinal virtues in nurse.
Add 70 these tact. the want Of which
is the base Of nearly every sin q nurse
may commit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14

tanning ten pounds to the horse power.
We are flying and carrying at rate
Of 30 miles an hour, 925 pounds with
ii horse power that il practically six
ty pounds to the horse power The
comparison speaks for itself concerning
the relative efficiency Of the two ma
chimes"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
For Wst Rubbers,

Get an empty candy bucket with q
lid Cut q little Off the lid so it will
slip part way into the bucket Bore a
few holes in the lid. You can do this
with a redhot poker. When you take
your rubbers of all full Of snow or wa
ter. put them on the lid of the bucket.
and all the water will run through the
holes into the bucket instead of on the
porch or floor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14

It Is as foolish to fttempt 70 stop
Tipping as to oppose The ocean tue
Tbs win never be suppressed. : e
word may be changed. but the thlns
VII pot disappear. It 3 so human y
b. generous Paris Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
A Variation IN Srcrt.

~WhRt happened when you passed
law against gambling In your slater"
''The bookmakers got right to work
making bets on whether II would be
enforced or net. Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14

d. IS. Flage's Wonderland Moving
Picture company viii show IN The town
han Friday and Saturday evening, Feb
ruarv ia and is. Mn flsgg WIS here
: Few weeks ago and mas the best show
That can be produced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14

Art Master tpSinttng to d lean horse)
What do you call that7 Cabby-An
'orse, sir Art mastsr-A horsel Rub
1t out, and do 1t agaiA.--London An
swers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
WOMAN'S WORLD
CLOTHES SUPPORTER.

Adapted TO Support > Large Number
Of Garments.
When selecting house the most
important requisite in the eyes Of the
housewife Is the number OF clothes
closets In her estimation there must
be plenty Of them. and she prefers
those Of large capacity. In the major
fly OF cases she must be satisfied with
very small closets, which afford but
little space for the reception of clothes
By diseardlng the hooks usually fas-
tened to the top and sides OF the closet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14

If the rims OF the finger nails refuse
to look clear and well kept despite all
ones care. try dipping the ends OF the
fingers in a half lemon every day or
two. Let them stay IN the acid for
FIVE minutes. then rinse thoroughly IN
water as hot as can be endured, wipe
carefully and polish with a good nail
powder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14

II yoa llrd s6lrea chilling on the
street ana cannot get in anywhere to
warm ". beein at once taking as deep
hreatAs IS yen can. 1on win soon be
10 a glow and a possible bad cold viii
BE- sverted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14

r. man would learn to pray, let
him go - French Proverh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14

Mrs. Richmond-Is your daughter
going back to the cooking school this
yearg
Mrs. Bronxborough-No. I'm going
10 keep her home until she learns to
cook some dishes that we can AFFORD
% Sunshine Bulletin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
VIRGIN Oil or PINE

Properties, uses and directions with every
vial.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-11-28
a matter OF course ?"
CHAPTER III.

ARL'S ftful slumber was dis
turbed that night by vague
half dreams which oppressed
him when he arose He v-os
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"Ah." he exclaimed quickly. 7 come
from nowhere; I 20 everywhere; I am
ere"
He tapped his forehead with long.
eloquent fingers significantly.
Those hands were as striking as his
voice. his face. his manner. They were
restless, animated. The only part OF
him that seemed alive. His voice was
cold, his face eXpressionless. his eyes
unchauEiug in their steady blackness,
but his hands were vibrant Their ges-
lures were literal speech. All impulse
which he had baSished from his
speech, from his walk. seemed cen
tered 60 his hands.
II flashed across olga as she gazed
at him that he was the incarnation OF
the arch fend. the very spirit OF evil
purpose against which all good con
tends. against which she had fought
unconsciously for six years. II was
this terrible presence that was drag
ging her back over those years. paint,
lag with fresh color the faded dream.
filling her heart with the Wild. sweet
desire OF q child she pressed her
hands over her eyes 90 shut out the
specter and cried aloud:
Harlr
Then she fed 10 meet the young art
ist' hurrying 20 answer her call
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COPYRIGHT. I9OS,BY HENRY W.SAYAGE
perhaps. but l am very busy"

Perhaps. but I am very busy"
He turned from her and sat on the
couch again. Minis mood suddenly
turned 10 anger. and she cried out at
him furiOusly:
Il know that you do not love me,
and I know why You are going 10 be
married. Yes. yes" as Karl made an
impatient gesture: Il know Il is true ."
"You are very silly. Mimi" he said
"Ah. no: I am not, II is true what
have said. | have heard all about Il.
but did not believe 1t because I was
a fool You are going 10 marry Mile.
Elsa Berg. who is said TO be very beau
tiful and who VIII be n great heiress.
and then you will forget me. as you
would be glad 10 DO now"
Where in the devil have you heard
all or this?" Kari demanded. springing
angrily TO his feet
at does not matter You cannot
deny that u IS true"
Then her mood changed swiftly 10
contrition. and she went close 70 Karl.
"But forgive me know II must
be | have always known and I must
have annoyed you. We models are
always snnoying-in our street clothes.
Forgive me. Karl"
She looked Hppealingly at Karl, and
he was moved.
Never mind, Mimi Run along
home now, and ] promise TO paint
you again. perhaps tomorrow. perhaps
the next day"
She threw her arms around his neck
and kissed him. Then she fed from
the room. Karl flung himself down on
the couch again and hid his face with
his arms.
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seriously
'She is very charming girl Karl ="
If you say one word more about that
girl. shall fall in love with her imme-
diately, which would be ahead OF my
matrimonial schedule" Karl replied
Jestingy You know I am not obliged
10 fall In love until tonight"
well well. I must be OF" Herman
said as he went up 10 kiss Olga. Coed
by. dear. I shall call for you at 4
O'clock"
Almost ,Seinst his Will. Karl asked
a question which ne had never before
] in ali his life thought OF.
Aren't you afraid to leave your
wife alone?"
"Alone?"
"With me. mean"
Herman looked at him and then
/ spoke jestlngly. but with an effort 81
am hurrying away because I am afraid
] shall change my mind and take Olga
with me-" he said.
You are not JEALOUSY" Olga asked
IF you don't want the truth-no.
am not" Herman replied. and in his
+ tone there was the peculiar meaning
which his words did not convey. IL
were not afraid OF becoming ridlcu-
/ lous I should say warningly. Children.
, be sure TO be good"
He paused and looked at both Of
them Then he said:
"GOOdby."
AS he turned Karl followed and es-
| corteU him through the door. Olga
stood frowning, worried. an at ease.
Karl looked at her in surprise when
3 be returned.
What is the matter2" ne asked.
Olga started nervously and looked
at him. She pressed her hands before
her eyes and for a moment did not
speak. she looked avay as Karl APP
preached her and said tendcrly:
: Are you afraid? Please tell me-"
Il don't know what is the matter
with me, bat just now. when my hus-
band went away, felt as II had
/ been left without a protector"
She broke OF abruptly. and Kari
/ urged her 10 explain.
what do you mean? / don't under
stand" he said.
Yes, you do. Karl" Olga said as
she turned and faced him. You know.
/ l have fought against coming here for
I six yoars-ever since my marriage"
She looked away from him, around
/ the studio. with its bizarre decorations,
/ and shuddered
/ Ugh. This place looks like a devils
= kitchen" she cried These strange
1 things. terrible monsters. cold. white
statues. heads without bodies. and YOU
/ IN their midst like a conjurer-I did
+ not notice them while Herman was
Z here but now
Karl turned swiftly toward her.
But nowf" lac asked.
OLGA looked az him with an express
sion OF terror In her eyes. The two
stood thus at bay.
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CHATTER L

IN HE slender jeweled hands Of
i Olga HOFFMAN, trembled so
l=-S=-TSi that she fumbled at the hooks
80 and buttons that held t0geth-
er the waist she was trying 60 remove.
Her heart beat with a violence # had
not known before during the six placid
years Of her married life. Her face
was a mask OF fear-fear Of the IN
seen, the unfathomable-of the turbu-
lent emotions that seemed crowding.
surging up from unsupported depths in
her very soul.
Nine. Hoffman, was en- the studio %
Kari Mailer. where she had been
brought by her portly banker husband,
Herman Hoffman,. that the irony OF
the sweetheart cf her happy SirihOOd.
painting her portrait for the pleasure
OF the man whose name she had taken,
might be contaminated But Il was
with no thought OF this that Hoffman,
had taken her there or that she had
consented 90 go or that Karl had re-
ceived them. Hoffman, welcomed thc
artist daily 90 his own home and knew
no jealousy. Karl forgetful OF the
idyl OF his youth. dwelt I'm thought on
his approaching marriage 20 "a beauti-
ful young heiress. olga loyal 90 her
husband. believed that the old romance
was laid away among those faded
dreams family remembered but Nth. Do