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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

The odd divorce suit Of Lover vs..
Lover has just been brought in Wind
ham county. II is the woman who
wants to change her name
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
A SYnonvm.

Yes boasted dissipated cosmopol
itan, live been in a good many tight
places IN my life
Tight places, unused tile acquain-
lance. That's new name FOR them.
A new name for what Il
Public houses Tit Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

Exciting incidents do not lessen for
the Concord -Brookline woman IN her de-
clining days,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

II the usual happens, Portland IS due
for just one more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

The FiIipinos still represent half baked
coffee berries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

George Flint organized grange at
North Hartiand on Friday night with 50
members.
Will Edison is seriously i'll with what
was thought at first the grippe but
which has developed into typhoid fever.
r. b Smelling who is the photographer
at Bethel. was in town the last OF the
week, the guest OF Mr. and Mrs s. A.
Smith.
The serious Illness Of Mrs. Ben Thayer
with Pneumonia was announced on Mon
day and the condition Of Fred Rope is
said 90 be more favorable.
S. A. smith. W. ". sprague ana
George Checdle spent Sunday with their
friends in town and left Monday morning
for their respective places Of business.
Mrs Lizzie Smith 81 Randolph avenue
Is assisting III che housekeeping depart
merlt at the sanitorium this week. dur
ing tile illness Of Mrs. Spauding, who
is the regular help.
Miss Helen Miller has beea called
home BIZ the illness Of her mother, from
her work az teacher III Massachusetts,
Latest reports from Miss Lena Miller
who is IN at Waitsield, are very IN.
favorable
At The next regnlar meeting 81 the
Order Of the Eastern Star. Mrs Hattie
Jones. d y. &. A. 81 Richmond Is ex,
pccted To be present, when slge desires
TX uifufSS fhe iNfiasNl.V work III The
order given by Beulal chapter
The Good Templars meeting was held
at the usual place % Friday night Thr
district deputy. Mr. Beekley. and Mrs.
Beeklev, from Barre. We're present One
member was admitted asAl some four or
i've names received To De voted upon At
the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. kinney. alio are
here 1t work for the American Sunday
School association, gave very inter
esting Illustrated lecture at the Baptist
church On sunday evefiaag before good
audience Tine views displayed We're
largely Vermont emery where their
work Tuf tlse last few Years has been
coniinesi anl tie history 81 the work
done by them ID organizing sunday
ho3ls ii these places added much to-
the interest 81 ahe evening Mrs Kin.
ney has a full. rich coutralto voice and
gave two on tiree vocal selections
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

TO travel is healthy Life.
As all Of us admit.
And yet Il has. iiiza everEthine
Exceptions governing II.
For instance. take the trayeling man.
Who meyer takes g trtps~
No matter what the season be.
Unless Ne has the grip
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
RANDOLPH
Grange Told How to Keep the Boys on
the Farm.

There was small number in attend
ance at the grange meeting held on Sat
urday night Mr. McSparrow from Phil
adeIphia, member Of the state board
Of agriculture for the last two weeks
was present and addressed the meeting
taking for bis theme How can we keep
the boys on the farmsH and his subject
was carefully considered and was very
interesting Il is BY making the farm
as attractive As possible and he proved
without doubt that success follows
there as often as in other form OF bust
ness. G. w. Flagg was also present from
East Braintree and followed with re-
marks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
NORTHFIELD
VIII Largely Increase The State Output
Beginning Next Month.

Charles A. AIiIliken of Augusta, Me-,
was in town Friday, looking after the
business Of the Vermont Black Slate Co.,
Of which lie is vice president. 1t is now
the intentions Of the company to press
the work Of the company on larger
scale than ever before. They will begin
operations at the upper quarry the first
of February with as large gang as can
be worked
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

TIE term fourth estate was ap
piled to the newspaper press b 81
mund Burke while speaking 10 the
house Of commons durins the time OF
the French revolution. king, lords
and commons were the nrst. second
ana third estates. the press being the
fourth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
JINGLES AND JESTS
a Good Man.

Your dead husband wor good mon.
leelared the sympatbetic Mrs Casey to
the bpreaved widow
tie wor' exclaimed Mrs Murphy,
iasbing the tears from her eyes. No
two polaeemiu cud handle him Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28

There's mo" talk, even in st. Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-28
4,61 5

copies, the largest paid circulation Of
any daily paper in this section.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03
sfppoefiter % Snletreerne.

S &c liolte @ar Mar bar man
bGrt obbaren6e &glter moo Sen 1to=
Big tiltagenbe 8rug al Suletreer.
On Autboritet / 9iten bab6e fun6et
uo, at 6e ltnge Sreer Ser bper Sui
gleoer ltnge og gomle / Suiin6er al
$iem, bar ensbetpoen6e meo 9oe=
leggelie al en- Masie ung @fop=
DRfit, iom 2an6et / Si6ens 2pb bill
DC fon1me til at betaIe 6Drt for.
9ette er at off Mpgge og iluge
@amelen. Otter at man / Menne=
HeaIbre bar tinabt @foptpbe og
Sgnr1nertrufts at nfifope 2anoet og
boelagge Greerne paa l1bpre @tref-
ntngcr, for life at tale ON 5fop=
brai1bene, bliper 1ror1 p%InoieIig lao
Gfonon1iif, at man life bar @oa0 til
at offe ltot at 6em til Sulefeit. Ser
er iiffert ingen Bare fra Sen @a11t.
$bis bore Sfopautboriteter Blot
meo tilitreffeltg 6pn6 foritaur at
.preoife Sfobplantningens @pmge-
Iiltm, bltber Ser NOT of Sreer boo
De III 8r11gstpmmer og 8rrnoe og
at feire Sui mes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03
8rpans 2pn.

@tlliam s. 8rpon agter at prg=
be 2pffen be6 Nreli6ent=@al ioor
for treble Gong Set ber man iffe
fortenfe bam l. tbi ielp ON ban
beIler life; 0enne Gong ifl1loe roa
lit Maal, far BOG bans ti6ligere
&agner pilt bam> at oct betaler
fig at bol6e Jig felo trent / offenlig
38elpsning. @islnan6en fra 2incoIn,
geeb., bar funoet en- 2eoepei beo fin
mislpffeoe &o11oioatur, Ser 1faffer
bam lige iaa go6 Sn6tegt, ON ems
tteppe iaa flor sore, iom ON ban
bar blepet Nreii0ent. Set er iom
ohenlig 6oreorogsbol0er. 8rpms
Gorretningsfbrer opgiper, at Ser
fi6ite Mor er .betalt 8rDon ODER
$4,000 / Sore6rogsialer> og ser
er ifa6ig Iige iterf Gfteripsrgid eff
ter ben 8is6om, ser flDoer fra bans
3pber. SSntet timber, at 8rpan bor
erfleret fig billig til at forigge emo
III engang iom @anoioat. 8liber
ban lite palgt bill Dog aampagnen
tabertere bam, iaa ban fan bol6e
Goreorog btoere paa BEN pg fire
fig en- lige iaa go6 Sn6tegt Tom
ON ban bfrfelig bar blebet &erre /
Oct bbioe Srs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03
Smlie i alemme.

@eb en- Soreittutng, iom BET en=
gelife Gbeaterlelffab Carl &oia for
le6en. gap / en- Brobinsbp / Noro,
england, ifete Ser ct ubel6, iom
fulolten0ig foranoreoe Grageoien
til en- @omebie.
Mon opfgrte @o,1no6s Opera
u@omeo og Sulie", og nbeloet ifete
miot UNDER ben beremte &alfon=
icene mellem Sc to @lifenbe. SOL
fonen par fremitiuet at gamle Sa=
befasier, % bar ct rent BrogtltDffe
at ie til h6efra.
8e6it iom @elffabets &rimaoons
ma, Grf. 3elie Sc 21titan, er / Gag
me6 fin Duet meo &omeo, merfer
bun, at Sen f~orrRoeriife 8alfon be-
gpnoer at bepege fig poo en- f%orrtro>
ligeroe Maaoe, og pan en- Gang
bgres ct itprft 8rag, % baaoe Ho-
meo, Suite og 8alfonen er for
1punone. Nlt, bbo6 Der blep tilbas
&c af sen im1ffe 8alfon, bar en-
Sob Muiner, bnorfra @tDffets Selt-
inoe efter frpgtelige Mnitrangelier
bane6e fig frem.
@temningen / Sbeatret llog itrafs
ON fra @faan til Softer oper belle
2inien, og pefre blep be-, % oct
|1biite fig, at Suite peo 6nloet baboe
it11ffet set enc Ben gjennem en- at
ESabefasierne, og mi, efter nogle
frampagtige Sag for at gjpre iig
fri maqtte boppe tbers ober Scere1r11
mes benne merfelige 8o6betlpo.
ming.
AH4 EN@ELl.-. ---..-. %SJ1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03
Rssende Agenter::
Mr.. P. BUcH.
Mr.. ]. 6. RASMUSSEN.
Mr.. NJ. S0RENsEN.
.Sermbanenlpfferme % Mniparet.:

On amerifanif &on1uI / SDiflano
meooelte for fort Sis ii6en @tats-
oepartemelltet, at / set 2ano bliper
bper eneite SSernbanel1lpffe, ielp sen
minoite> un0eripgt grunotgt og 60
gen bliper fife opgipet, fer 6err Ser
er fDloig / Sen, er funoen. Saa
Tiger efter faloer ser fer / 2anoet
&ien6elier angaoen0e Mniparet for
to al be ii0ite Mars itprite l1lpffer>
ben beo &erra Gotta, 9. g., og pe0
Booolapn, Seem Oorf. S begge
SilfGl6e I1 Sc paa 6%rifinoelie,
ffjgnt Ser bar @nfeltbe0er pe6 begge
eager, Ser peeeoe gan1fe beitemt /
&etning at bisle &erio,1ers 6oripn1>
neligbe0. Sntet timber, at Mmeriz
faS Sernbanebaiel1 er bIebet ct SeSnb-
begreb at ltlifferbeo for bele Sen Do
rige @er0ell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

at Sen rtltle,rnlnlleiiffellige Matnr fraoear
9og CUBS Orb ipaabpoer bier iDpenooe.
Dag Tom Sbileoog % SeIIigoag Ell
Sc forifielIige Cutters ggroaggloppeti
bDsgeoe. Mleb obermaabe faa uro-
tageIier bDiIer Sc retslige @ienoelierI
angaaen6e be1ne Sag, bbiS Sol
goar lop @lttore6er, paa BET iam-
me @run0lag. Hrniter % 8re6i-
fanter fflltooe life babe u6talt itg
ffarpere | Sober Of &elligbagSfre-
Ben ems Dpmmerre rrn6t ON i
2an6et bar aiorf BET. Sbn6agslo-
bene er blebet erflaret fonititnlttiiot
nellie / ina at fiae bier eneite Stat
/ l%1nionen. Sc Toreneoe Statprs
&gielteret, mes Dpmmer 8retpe1r.
fom SaGsmuno, bar erfIeret at Ri
er ct religigif SOL, % at &riiten-
bomen ct en- Del al bore 2obe.
Meo @enipn til Mariagen til Ben
bi6tipre0te Mgttation for S6n6ags-
Iufning ubtolte CONNER 8ollace,
lat oct gtf me6 6enne Sag ligeipm
me6 Hrobibitionismen @anffe Ii,
geiom Misbrugene / 5pirttnoia-
Srofifen bab0e bjulpet @robibttio-
nismens Sag, iaaleoes bar 6e fraf-
fe og %aobenbare 8ru6 paa @obba=
ten cabinet 9inene paa mango
Menneifer for 8igtigbeoen at @pn-
6agens &elligbolbelie {.
Dertil fommer, at 5nn6be6en I
Daniel 8ebiters l1ltalelie, at Cab
baten er Dor Sribe6s 8olb9rf og
@prn, for6i SEN er Dor Morafitets
8olbGrf pg 89rn, bar i%n6prpntet
fig Dos 6e patrtotiife Mmerifnnere
pg bos Sen angeliafitffe STAGE ober
ali, bpor 5ogen er fommet frem.
9g be11ne STAGE bar lite beret lgn-
&c ON at feritaa ben 6pbe @ano-
beb, Ser ligger / @la0itones Sr6, at
@en0agens Gre0 fremfor noget an
set er set ftprite al allie Spgrgs'
moal.
Otter iaaleoes at babe / forte
Sref giengibet, bba6 mon fan falof
Sen6ogsfre6ens @tbif, omtaltf
3ommer @ollace nogle al Sc Ste.
tiultater, Mgttattonen bab6e me0fbr:
Ii &onios gitp. 9a @ron6iurpen
|Geptember Maane6 begpnDte lit @r:
bei0e bol6tes ODER 600 @rocerpbuti
fer aabne ON 5gn6agen. gh e1
Sc luffeoe. 2tgelebes er ollie 8DenS
8arberituer luffe6e paa &el1ig0a.
gen. Mlle l1oialgsite0er er luffe6e
pan nogle gan1fe ertelte rgrz bbts
@iere bol6er an6re Gage END Sgn'
6agen iom @btle6ag, i Sberensitem:
melie meo Statslopene. De 2,00C
8ntifer, fra bpilfe ser ialges Goba1
og @igarer Ser / 8Det, boloes 1lf=
fe6e, ON ems ser mi og Ga fGlges
Ii6t @mng. &11n tire 8illar6baller
% Ebeotrene tro6ier 2oDen, men to
al 6isie bar / sem fibite STD lnffet.
Disie, imuffe &eiultater ifploes for
1tgrite Del @r%anoiurpen, Ser er lom-
meniat al frpgtlpie, iampitttgbeos~
ful6e Men6.
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03
&refbent Wppiepelt % bans Ga=

@rGibent &%uoieoelt og bans So
mile tilbragte 6eres Sulefarie, fra
Eorsoag til Man0ug, paa WerS. $500
Iepelts 2an6ite6 nNtne Rnot" / Sir
ginia. Breiioenten loo fine Sefre-
terer blipe / @%aIbington og tog fun
en- @lerf me0 fig Der fful0e boloe
bam a jour me6 6e aller pigtigite
@egipenbe6er. Sorpbrigt tilbrogte
ban Siben mes &ibeture I Smegnen
og Sagt paa biloe &alfuner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03
9'obbelt 8ctalins.

ling 6rue:: rSeg tan life beeri=
&c, hruo ou bar imoo, at jee tager
nnoerpisning | @ang. 8ar betaIer
10 9imerne."
Mgteberren: rNetta, og bpem be-
foler, bbao leg bruger be1ne poa
&afeen, me6ens bu bber big?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

Solber Deres &enncr bette 8lab?
Spis life bur6e BET bore Sem en-
f:;qrfomen 81igt at biie benz 8la<
BET eller opgioe % 6ereS M6resfer, at
pi fan ien0e Dem nogle 8rapennm-
re. 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

9ette 8lab er meo lit mangeorteoe
S1,bbol6 % fine CODE 8remietilbuo
i Jorbolb til fin Hris uobertruffet
1nf rogH a1oet Northumberland
yfiannf ugeblab. 5frib efter 8rspe~
lstli,tre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

y E -
Nenge9raa6igbe6 retter 6eres Sfpts
moo @6n6agsfreoens 8enner. De
bar 2eiligbe6 til ON 56noagen at
fpl6e 6eres b%ungrige 8ug meo mere
al Sen 2gn, Ser 'er blepet u0betalt
Mrbeioeren, ems paa tire andre l1ge=
oage tiliammen. 5gnoagstbeatret
og Sen rige &eit, Sbnoagsialoonen
Iomler ino, er set beoite Bebis for
Bette.
3anfen- ON bber iDben6e Sag iom
@nilebag er / Sb~erensitemmelie meo
Ben menneifeltge Erang w ben
menneifelige Natnr; ben er life op=
itooet be6 en- ratnrlig religids eller
menneifelig Siloiofi. Sen er en-
g%lboommelig Mabenbart1g, og ben
er ct e~ienoommeligt Serfien0e for
&rtitenoommm og Sgoeoommen,
i6et Sen forfDnoes / baa6e set npe
og set gamle Eeitamente. 8ens 9p-
rtnbelie fal6er immert meo %
fDloes 8ibelen, % bberfen Gonfu-
iionismen, 8rnbminismer elIer
8ub6bismer, heller lite @refertl1lees
eIIer @omernes mptbo1ogiite @eIi.
gioner fienoer en- iau6an ugenlig
&pileong, Der er bIebet beIIiget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

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citerer l1btnrpIipr Is o. Il Morh.
beitens itprre snb,5tri5ripen6e. s.
81. @. srpr IL mobiinn. Mig3. INN
fortiener at ffien6es fprIiot of e;sor-
mere. Ser flor nnprfor on Mlfnia.
relic af 8roblemet ON 6e ifaI be-
boloe oeres gpnner paa Sarmen el=
Ter 1enbe oem tic SeSn6u1tricentrerne
for at jfabe fla en- @tilling Ser.
Mr. sSor omtqlte fgrit en- 8oo-
.lton6, ser bar fremiot / ct at 9itens
@lobe pq iom oif rs boa, al 1oa
n1o1qe 6orme Iioder le6toe / Seem.
gorf @tot oa / Seem @noIon6 Ga i
Sen iioite gi6- oaino i set norope1t=
Itae Sbio, forDi So 1tnoe Mpno boo
6armen fQn6t set UNDER 6eres 0pr=
6igbe6 at malfe &ger og heller for
iggte at fomme frem / @er6en ab
a1tore gejee. Oct bar engang, at De
111ge 6armerlsnner itrebte efter at
bltbe eg1e 5errer | eget S1em -
MI btl De baoe en- fat 2en for 8
St1ners Arbe1oe 1noe I: BDer1e.
Sen Baaitan6 boloer, efter Mr.
Sor'S Mening, life @ttf. Set er
nnagteligt at Der er ifet en- Solfe-
banortng ira 5ar11ere til Snouitrt-
.centrerne at Hngoom. Wten BET, Der
bar oroget Dem bort fra Sarn1er, er
title Mfa1gel paa Splt til at bl1oe
eg11e 9errer og faa eget 91em. Def
1tore Slertal 1trGber tb9rt 1n1oo ef=
ter at 11aa bette Wtaal % troer, at
De. naoeS lette1t Spen.
S%obeogrunoen til bette er beflage=
Zig, men bet er life nng0ommens
@fplb. Maor en- Gurmer be1temmer
fla til at gipe fin 5pn en- be6re I'm
6erbisninq til uopifIinq al hans
me6fd6te esntelliqens, ga 11oor bon
6ertfl oiner 6pn ,t1toe mon6 M6=
oono til Of brinoe 6enne u6pifIe6e
snteIlioens ! hrofiif Mnnpn6pI1p
pe6 IT oipe hom aeilfohe6 iii ot on=
pen6e Sen poo ct forbp6ret aon6-
brua ga ! set beIe u6pi6e fin @nn.
freos poo Bette Ge,t. So. m e n
10 o}oo fdrit S q. pil Sen
1noe monb idle Tia tilfrebs me6 ct
|pQriot ObboI6 bao sSorr1en: ia
mere ems set: han BIT + o.
ct reffeG arm n a for
I, en- bbilfen iom bel(t onoen 2epepei.
mi6prp fiopr mr esor. epo fien-
opr inopn on6pn Grhherhsorpn. ber
Sen @ro6 1om gsormen f11n6e tooIe
Sen no11en, @pil0 GA Sab al @fig-
6eslgsbe6, 1om ooor / @pono Ser
boo @runb al uflod 2e6elie. Ser
ffnoes heller itqer Qn6en @rbperps-
oren. scr ! 6pn @ro6 finn Qmn6-
br,1oet trp1oer iii 1T Ie6es me6
,,,n6 Spnfnino m otter or,,nbiop
Torretninos =Brincipber. cSsraer1 an
Sen 6orretnino formoor ben @ro6
5om Sormino at bptole for Mnpen-
opI5e 81 !@iprnp @onitoI Oh ss(i6.
Moor 6is5e Sino onhennes INN rettp
mooho oorhhr,,op+ or 6pn 74prfe=
60 eaof+or. nos s,o;1nHo,oo IS o.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

- Mplleinon1trien, Gpoebarefabri-
fntionen, @lngterierne, Sernbone-
transporter oib. Set tlroe bog bore
ct @pgrgsmaol, ON 6enne &aaftano
er berettiget, / Set minbite | Dor
Si6saloer. Ebi ser er ingen iom
Delft @rnn6 til at faitbolDe forGl=
6eoe Sremgangsmaa6er at nogen
Mrt / Mgerbruget. 8eo ct ombpg-
geligt l1obulg at n01R0 og intellt-
gent 8ebanoling al Sorobl1n6en bar
enbper Garmer set / lin Magt at
forage fit nobptte at Soroen meo
fra 10 til so 8rocent, ih1noom en6s
og mere.
Ser fan life finoes nogen iifrere
Slide til flor 8rofit. eno 2gsningen
LAT Ben itore Spgape SporRt at
&nsoDr. Men trobs bette CT be bir-
|feIig intelligence Op6rettere, Gent
serne pad bette Self, benz Der ifaber,
noformer % opbDgger me Stam=
mer, fna foa, at oe naiten fan tel
|Ieg pou En- Saanos Stttgre. Set
famine gieloer ON Danneli en- al
npe gtammer at Mfgrboer. 8i bar
Der 2onbet fltn en- eneite 8nrbqnf
ri 6en1e Sorbin6eIie Tan bog BRO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

mouner paa bette 8fab o. fslo
me6 lbao ber foreqaar | 8sroen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-03

Nbonuer paa bette 8lab % fglq
1ne6, bpao ser foregaar ! @eroen.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12
Brydn's Acceptance.

Th address of William Jennings Bryan accepting the Democratic
nomination for appears in
careful
The important
Bryan stands squarely the confines his
to issues laid
for devong the
tanned not
draws attention to the deficiencies of
but pledges the Democratic
portant by the leaders assembled.
be said without
has made the Democratic the
that
the defensive.
The address 1t
is much shorter than
tary chapters campaign progresses
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12
Diarrhoea Cured.

my father has for years been
troubled with diarrhoea, and tried ev-
cry means possible to effect cure.
without avail" writes John H. Zirkle,
of Phllippi, w. Va. HE saw Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy advertised in the Philadelphia
Republican and decided to try it. The
result is one bottle cured him and he
has sot suffered with the disease for
eighteen months. Before taking this
remedy he was constant sufferer. He
is now sound and well. and although
sixty years old. can do as much work
as young man." Sold by Hays and
Field and Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12
Savings BANK
OFFICIALS MEET
Hearst News Service.

Denver, August 1.-THE annual con-
'vention of the savings bank section
of the American Bankers Associa-
ton will be held in Denver on Septem.
Der g. Many members of this Sec
ton are also members of the trust
company section and will attend that
meeting on the following day, while
all will probably participate in the
general convention of. the association
on September 80 and October 1-2.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the meeting of the savings
bank section and few papers will be
read as the postal savings bank legis-
lation over-shadows at present all mat.
tiers pertaining to savings bank. A
committee which has been working on
this postal legislation subject, will
make its report at this meeting.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12
REPUBLICANS OF
OKLAHOMA EXPECT
TO CARRY STATE
Hearst News Service.

Oklahoma City, Okla, August r.
Thousands of Republicans are gather
ed in the metropolis of the new state
today for a great Taft and Sherman
ratification celebration. The Republi-
can state convention met at II o'clock
this morning and will proceed to ratify
the candidates selected at the prima-
ries early this month and to adopt a
state platform of principles. Great
enthusiasm attends today's celebra-
ton, as the voters of Oklahoma will
participate ina presidential election
for the first time this fall.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12
RUSSIA'S HEIR
HAS BIRTHDAY

st. Petersburg, August 1.-THE fir
ing of an imperial salute today her
aided the birthday of the future mon
arch of Russia, little Alexis, the
czarevitch of the land of the great
white car. The only son of Emperor
Nicholas is today years old. He is a
beautiful child. and has already shown
signs of intelligence unusual to one
of his age.
The birth of the czarevitch dispelled
the superstitious fear of many Rus
slams, who had seen i'll omens for the
Russian house in the fact that the
first four children of the car were
girls.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12

cases in Dorchester and Milton were
supplied with milk by one dairy, A,
with the exception of 8 which were all
in one house in Milton and were Sec
ondary to case reported before the
onset of the outbreak Dairy A bought
its milk from 6 producers. On none
of the producing farms were any cases
OF diphtheria found except on that of
one, where it was discovered that a
child had been seized with the disease
on April IL and that the cooler in
which the milk was mixed was washed
in the house and that this office was
performed by the person who had the
care of the sick child. This same pro-
Queer also sold about one third of his
output to dairyman B who delivered
it in Hyde Park. Prompt action on the
part of the local authorities in exclud-
ing sale of milk produced on this farm.
brought the outbreak to an immedi.
ate close.
TT will be noticed that the outbreak
in Hyde Park occurred a day later
than that in Dorchester and Milton.
This is explainable by the fact that
B called for his share of the milk in
the evening and sold it on the follow
ing day, whereas A came for his share
in the morning and sold it at once.
at is of further interest that the
farmer himself came down with the
disease after the outbreak had nearly
subsidized, and that dealer AS son who
drank milk from that farm was one of
the earliest victims"
Here the chain between cause and
effect is without flaw; not link is
missing. The cold scientific state
ment does not mention the num-
Der of deaths and desolate homes. but
lone of the earliest victims" casts
gloom on account of what it implies.
No need to say that diphtheria is a
deadly disease and that the neglect
OF precautions by which it may be pre-
vented, is nothing less than GRIM
INAL NEGLECT.
Twenty-three diphtheria epidemics
have been spread since 1895. and all
were traced to milk Is it not time
mat precautionary measures were
adopted? What is the expense COM
pared to the slaughter of people. and
more especially of children?
The News feels it its duty to call
upon the council to take such meas
ures as science demands and human
ity urges.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12

Bird S. Coler, of New York. says
That Bryan and Kern will get the cleo
toral vote of the Empire State by a
larger vote than it was carried by
Cleveland. Mr.. Coler bases his pre-
diction on the dissatisfaction of the
Republicans over the administration of
Governor Hughes and the impetus
given the Democratic cause by the Sc.
lection of Norman E. Mack as the
chairman of the national committee.