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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
Former Premier Of Portugal
Has Dropped Out Of Sight
|HE SEEKS SWITZERLAND
Conflicting Reports Concerning Him, the
Statement Being Made He Has Left
the -Depcsed Dictator
Fears for His Life.

London, Feb There is much in
terest in the whereabouts Of former
Premier Franco Some say he has fed
the country BY way Of Madrid. but
others allege that he is still in hiding
in Lisbon or in southern Portugal. 1t ID
believed that If he does get free Of the
country he will make his way 10
Switzerland. 1t is evident, in any case,
that he is in fear of his life
A Republican newspaper Of Lisbon
says that Franco has transferred his
entire fortune to French or Swiss banks,
and that his ultimate destination Is
Switzerland.
The people OF Lisbon are resuming
their normal occupations and the life
OF the city is going on as it did before
the assassinations There are compar-
atiyely few embIems Of mourning to be
seen in the city and the fact that neither
the officers nor the soldiers Of the local
garrisons wear crepe on their arms is
commented upon BY the foreigners in
Lisbon.
II IS related here today that when
Premier Franco visited King Carlos 20
procure his signature To 4 decree of
Jan. 81, which gave the cabinet unlimit-
ed powers to suppress agitation, his
majesty said: Il have a presentinienJ
that in signing this decree ! am signing
my own death warrant; but it Is of lit
lie consequence"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
HEALING
POWER or PINE

n you have ever taken = walk through pine
forest, you win remember how, almost nncon-
scionsly, the head was thrown back and lungs
expanded as you drew In, with long deep
breaths, the pine-ladcn air. How inyigoranna
il was--how healing?
Thousands Of men and women suffering from
lung and bronchial affections, but whose cir
eumstances prevent them from seeking renewed
health IN the pine forest can be relieved and
cured In their own home by using Virgin Oil OF
Pine (pure) This preparation contains all tho
thanksgiving properties OF the forest trees,
and win break mp cold in a hours and cure
any cough that is durable. 1t 10 also . perfect
neutraIizing agent for uric acid and affords
speedy relief in cases OF rheumatism, Iame-
back, or other affections resulting from disor-
dered kidneys.
Put up only in l-2-ounce walls, each securely
sealed In round wooden case, the genuine al
ways shows the name--Virgln on Of Pine com
pound pure. prepared only BY Leach Chemical
Co., Cincinnati, D.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
SPIRITUAL BEAUTY.
II Leavens Whole Lump Of Physical
Homeiness.


LONELINESS.
While the desire for personal at
Effectiveness is a proper one. we should
remember that physical beauty is moi
the chief or only thing. 1t Is gift OF
God and should be cultivated by every
legitimate means.
In general there are three vide
spread theories in regard TO this no
first. that beauty is subjective
and entirely within US; second. that
it is objective aud that it is due to the
qualities Of the thing which awakens
pleasure within us. and, third, that It
Is halfway between these views and
that it represents that thought which
Is aroused within US by the contem-
plation of worthy thing. A Subjec-
tive and an adjective element both
combine to make up the beautiful
And this accounts for the seemingly
separate tastes among different indi.
yiduals, for. as is well known, the
mother never has anything but beau.
tiful child. 1t is the element of appre-
citation and love which rules here.
Love can make us color blind. Love,
which hides the deformities and
smooth the wrinkles of old age. is all
prevailing
There are. broadly speaking three
conditions which tend TO the establish
ment and maintenance Of personal
beauty.
First OF these is good physical health.
1t ought to be a matter Of supreme
Importance for women 10 cultivate
good health And women of the pres.
ent time are wiser than those Of past
ages in this respect. for they recognize
the value Of proper outdoor exercises
and take part In these accordingly.
While doing this II is just as essen
tial to avoid the harmful activities.
such as dissipation. ETC.. which have
counteracting effect on the constitu-
ton.
Further, you cannot too absolutely
turn your back on the nunberless nos
trum medicines and liquors that are
often the direct cause Of case OF
broken down health. Above all. live
according 10 the rules Of health.
A second condition Of physical beau
T. IS mental activity. A cultured aud
refined mind will reveal its healthful
effect on the face
Thus In many old women. where
mentality no longer exists. II is not
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
A GREETING.

Here's a grip Of the hand, and a
greeting free
10 all good fellows where'er they
roam
On the further side Of the stormy sea,
And another to all who rest at home.
To all good fellows whose hand my hand
Held firm in the days that are spent
and gone
The iolliest, cheeriest, brightest band
That ever the light Of the day shone
on.
They lived on the banks Of the laggard
Cam.
And they took each term with care.
less ease.
Unspoilt BY the fear OF a near EXAM
Great zeusl were ever such men as
thesef
So here's to the days of shoes and
shorts,
When our boats went up or our beats
went down;
To the ehapels and halls and the grey
old courts.
And the life we lived IN the hazy
town.
And now that ourselves are old and gray
We can sigh as We think it was long
ago
That our steps were light and our life
Was play
But here's to the friends who made
-Puneh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07

strange that We find a countenance
that is ugly and unattraetive.
The third condition of beauty is char
acter, which will sooner or later reveal
Itself In the human yisage. Every
physiognomist knows this.
The young woman who INDUCES IN a
resentful disposition will show it In
her face, while a pure. Christlike char
acter win reveal itself with a light d.
vine In support Of this assertion num-
berless cases could be cited
These three. then, are the conditions
OF attaining personal beauty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
A CULINARY WRINKLE.
The Art Of Properly Cooking a vir-
ainia Ham.

The Art of Properly Cooking vir-
ainia Ham.
Select a ham, not too large. that has
been cured at least two years. Remove
the sacking; scrub the ham with a stifl
brush In cold water tin perfectly clean.
Then put the ham to soak, skin side
up. in enough cold water to cover it to
the depth of four or five inches. leay-
ing It TO soak twelve hours. changing
water once,
Ia the morning remove the ham
from the water; wipe il thoroughly
clean with a coarse. damp cloth; put
it in q big ham boiler. skin side up.
over n slow fire, with enough cold wa
ter to cover 1t several inches: add a
large Spanish onion, cut ia halves, n
large Mexican pepper. three bay leaves,
big lemon cut in halves. three table.
spoonfuls Of tarragon vinegar and two
tablespoonfuls Of cider vinegar.
Cover the kettle and let the ham
cook very slowly ell the fat bone may
be easily removed by just touching it
with fork Let the ham get nearly
cold III the water In which 1t was boil.
ed: then carefully lift it out place It III
a dripping pan. remove the skin care
fully, score the fat over the top in dia-
mond shapes, sprinkle with sugar,
place 1t in moderate oven and let IT
brown over the top. Then put it where
1t viii cool.
DO not cut the ham until the second
day after 1t has been cooked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
Aluminium 60.

The manufacture Of paper coated
with aluminium as substitute for
tinfoiI has begun to assume industrial
Importance Within a year the Wicket
process has been successfully applied
IL France to the metallzing with alu.
minimum Of paper Of all thicknesses.
from that of cigarette paper up to that
Of the sheets from which postal cards
are made Aluminium paper has the
advantage over tinfoil In that it con-
tains no lead 1t is suitable for en-
veloping all kinds of confectionery, for
making paper boxes and even for wall
hangings. When used as wallpaper It
possesses the admirable quality Of be-
Ing cIeanabie with wet cloth OF
sponge. Youths Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
BAB00N INvADES SCHOOL
AND ATTACKS LITTLE BOYS
Victim Badly Bittsn-Another BsboOn
chases Children Around.

Ocean Park, Cal. Feb. Mark How
let. a thirteen year old pupil in the
Ocean Park school, IS suffering from
bites in Che face back Of the neck. and
legs, made by 3 large African baboon.
which escaped from its cage at the
home Of George b Mcclellan ard broke
into the lunch room Of the school, The
boys wounds arc serious.
Another baboon, which escaped at the
same time. raced aronud the scho0lyards
and chased the frightened children. who
took refuge in the scioo house and other
buildings The animals were attracted
10 the building By the lunches q che
children. upon which they fesstcd be-
fore they were recaptuTed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
Swinging Beads.

Many valuable beads are lost simply
because they have been strung on silk
or waxed linen threads. II you wish
to have them properly strung, then get
one Of the thinnest catgut guitar
strings and fasten them on it. They
are safe. indeed. II the ends are Sc
curely fastened with the necessary
gold clasps. This is the way jewelers.
string their valuable beads,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
THE SCRAP BOOK


do you like ensemble muslcw the
city girl asked young Nathan Hobbs
Of Willowby, who was trying to enter
tain her at the church social. Nathan
looked bewildered.
Il mean do you enjoy hearing sew
eral instruments played togetherY'
asked his new acquaintance, taking
condescendlng pity on his ignorance.
II guess I do" said Nathan, bright
ening at once and speaking with en-
thusiasm. "Say, you just wait till you
hear Eta Willis on the organ with
Ed Holmes playing the harmonica and
Sadie James the triangle. Its greatT'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
GRAY WHISPERS AID POLICE
OF OSHKOSH IN MAN HUNT.
Fugitive Shaved En- OFF, But Pursuers
Carried EN- Along.

Appleton, Wis, Feb. with a heavy
crop of gray whiskers as their clue, the
police Of Appleton. Oshkosh. and Me
nasha engaged in man hunt here in
one OF the worst billiards Of the winter.
and finally captured Frank Anklan
Anklan, who is sixty-fve years old
and the proprietor OF a merchant tailor
ing establishment at Menasha. had a
family quarrel Wednesday. and. accord.
ing to the police shot and killed his
wife and then fatally wounded bis six
teen year-o old son through The lung
Alter the shoot ing. Anklan rode to
Appleton. where be- bad his long gray
wAiskers shaved or He then disguised
himself il some other clothes and dis
appeared. The police obtained the uhis-
kers and captured their quarry at Kau-
kama, eight miles from here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
ron DRYING TOWELS.

use Is usually hanging on rack. soak
ing wet TO obviate al this trouble an
invention has recently been made that
will be q JOY to the house wife. 1t Is
nothing more than a band that fits
around the boiler attached to the
range on this band are prongs placed
at regular intervals on which the
towels are hung. Coming lii contact
with the heat from the boIIer dries the
towel in a few minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
Spain Won't Interfere.

Madrid, Feb. THE Epochs, an Of
fetal organ Of the government, denies
today that Spain has any intentions OF
interfering in the internal affairs Of
Portugal
The Madrid press does OF cease its
attacks upon former Premier Franco,
Who il looked for here any day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
a story of aean Nah

Beau Nash was not entirely butter.
fly. as is proved by the following anec
dote: His father was a partner in g
glass business at Swansea. This was
little known, and the Duchess Of MARI
borough once twitted him with the OBJ.
scnrity Of his birth. Madam" replied
Nash, T seldom mention my father in
company, not because have any rca.
sul 20 be ashamed OF him. but becaus
he has some reason to be ashamed q
mo"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
An The More peservina.

Woman Of the House--A BIG. strong
man like you going around beggingI
You ought to be ashamed Of yourself.
Tuffold Knutt touching bis eyes
with grimy handkerchief)--I am.
mum. 1t mortifies me most to death.
Folks glnerly treats me well on that
account, nuEn.--Chfcago Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
WALKER 0vERTAKFN BY
EXTRACTION PAPERS
The Alleged EmbezzIer Expected in San
Deigo by Next Steamer

San Deigo, Cal. Feb THE steamer
St Denis arrived Wednesday from En-
senada and brought word that extradi
tion papers for W T Walker, wanted in
New Britain, Conn, for alleged embez-
element. have arrived at Eensenada
from Mexico City.
It is expected that Walker win be
brought here on the next steamship from
Lower California.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07

G.......f l.Lsl.4

General debility may
arise from a variety Of
causes but weakness
is always present, a
tendency to perspire and
fatigue easily, ringing
in the ears, sometimes
black spots passing be-
foretheeyes, weak back,
vertigo, wakefulness
caused by inability to
stop thinking, and TN
refreshing sleep. These
conditions are simply a
call for a blood tonic
and builder.
Mrs. Lena May Brooks Prairie
Hall. Macon county. ILL.,. after sew
eral months Of suffering finally found
the night tonic in d.. Williams
Pink Pills. She says:
q suffered tembIy from general
breakdown in health, was in bed for
three months and afterthat was able
to be up only part of the time. !
was sick all over, being pale. weak
and thin. My appetite was gone,
my head ached most Of the time,
and often | would faint away.
AS the treatment | was taxing
did not help me. | began to take
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills. After
taking few boxes, | began to ge
well rapidly. ! am now as wei
and strong as ever IN my life.
DR.. Williams Pink pills
D. as Fl hos s ;s ss: a. ; :. SsiSs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
Time Is Money.

Nodd-There was to be meeting Oh
my creditors today.
Todd-Well. wasn't there2
"No. They unanimously agreed thar
they couldn't afford to spend the time"
New York Life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07

She swore she'd never marry
For aught save love. and L.
toiled me late and early,
For even love comes high.
And now abroad she's married
An English millionaire
And writes, Tive kept my promise
And wed for Cove. 20 therel"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
VaIentines.

Oh. where are all tho valentines
with gold and silver lace,
Whose roses lilies. coliimbtnes,
OFT wreathed a dainty face?
And whence are flown the doves. In truth,
Ger bleeding hearts on guard2
The modern swain but sends. forsoOth,
a fancy postal cardt
--Wom2n's Home Companion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
BADGE WHIST BARRED
If THIS BILL PASSES
Also Church Fair Lotteries and All
Private Betting

Albany, Feb. Z. Hard luck is in store
Tor the women who give bridge whist
parties or arrange church fairs with
prizes. and also tie gentlemen who en-
10y quiet game Of poker in their
homes OF clubs. il a bill by Assembly
man Yale Of Putnam introduced yes
terday should become a law.
The bill puts this form Of enjoyment
III the same category as bookmaking,
pool selling, and makes violation mis-
demeanor with penalty of not more
than one years imprisonment. II makes
il unlawful for any person to partici-
pate il bet or wager on any hand on
game Of cards or game Of chance in
public or private.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07

sIhat forward Mss Zip openly adj
vocafes kissing games. Hasn't she
ner7e4
well. encouraging OSCILLATION is
tang which does require cheek."-Baf
znore American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
Assisting Him.

Weerius (who is telling an intermi-
nable yarn Well. to make long
story short
Tired Listener--Skip the re~t Of it,
Chicago Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
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WOMAN'S WORLD
A USEFUL INVENTION

That viii Be Hailed With Joy BY the
Cock.
In the average kitchen there are never
to be found enough dry towels when
the process Of dishwashing is at hand
The towel that ought TO be ready for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
Yes. ~ Did.

There once lived = jollv Young Mr..
Who called on another mans SIR.
The lights had burned low
When he started to so.
So this sprightly young Mr.. Just lxr.
Lippincott'&
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-21

A. T. Green has panied the already
large senior class. He has been de-
tanned on the farm to look after the
fall work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-21
FOLLOWS CALL
TO The unseen
PSYCHOLOGIST o5EYs THE BECK
oNING OF IMMORTAL
HANDS.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 21.-Thas Prof.
William A. Barnes, the eminent psy-
chologist, took his own life by shoot
ing himself while in the Back Bay sta
tion, had delved so deeply into the realm
of the beyond and knew so much
Of the occult that he was forced to fol-
low the beckoning OF immortal hands
and enter the unknown, is the belief
Of his stricken wife.
Il know my husband fought against
the call Of the unseen, the dwellers in
the world beyond, for at least six
years." said Mrs. Barnes. II helped
him fight against the impulse to take
his own life, but it proved too strong
for him in the end. Many a time he
said that he thought he had done all
the good he could do among mortaIs
and that the immortals were calling
him to join them
"oftentimes," he said, Il would like
to go now If 1 could, but take you and
Ellen (our daughter) with me-"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-21
RELIGIOUS PROGRESS

/ to this. dogmas which belong 10 an
antiquated type Of thinking and whose
only scriptural warrant is In a crude
liberalism. No liberal evangelical
would demand that the evangelis,
should belong to the liberal wing OF
evangelical Christianity. It lis right
to ask that the developments OF the
religious consciousness shall not bs
blasphemed, and that progressive
minister's efforts to lead men into
clearer light and larger liberty shall
not be thwarted by reyivallsm OF the
narrow and ignorant kind. The union
OF evangelistic method and thoughtful
Christianity is yet in the future. But
at least there need be, even now, NO
conflict between them
The elimination of emotional be-
ginnings of the Christian life is also
to be desired. The habit of the evan
geiist to ask for some sign Of desire
to repent and believe is indeed en-
dorsed by every intelligent psycholo-
gist. But the advantage of such an
indication depends upon the express
sion OF determination of the will. as
every psychologist knows. The at
tempt to secure such expressions by
emotional appeal, into which a hypno-
tic element often enters, has little val
ue and may evolve great injury. No
one felt this more deeply than Mr..
Moody. and his inquiry room method
was as psychologically sound as evan
gelically earnest. The appeal to the
feelings has indeed a legitimate and
large plane, but only as leading to
clean and strong decision of the will.
The emphasis upon the social side
OF Christianity Is occupying the evan
gelists message much more than be-
fore, and with excellent results. On.
the whole the methods and the mes
sage Of evangelism are becoming more
truly evangelical and effective.
+ The question OF style of music in
evangelistic campaigns is a difficult
one. 1t does seem pity that the mu-
sical part of this work is on SO low a
plane, depressing to the trained mu-
sician and perversive OF public taste
On the other hand, the power of "Gos-
pei Days" to move the hearts of the
unmusical Is a cause of thankfulness
1t is a question, however, whether the
words, often simple, moving, and evan
gelical, are not responsible for the
greater part of the benefit. SO long as
the elaborate and costly music of
many leading churches is subversive
OF every ideal of worship, so long will
the music of popular evangelism re-
nounce every canon or art. The reform
of religious music in America is a
crying need, but the evangelistic cam
paign is not the place to begin. 1t is
better to mock art in the revival cho-
rus than to blaspheme religion in the
quartette choir.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-21
The Revival Season.

The increase of evangelistic effort
during the last few years promises to
be still more marked during this fail
and winter. The general movement IL
becoming more carefully organized
than before, through the strategy Of
DIR. Chapman, who now attacks whole
states as well as entire cities ana their
suburbs, and through the careful and
efficient plans of some OF the leading
denominations. Under such conditions
nothing could be more helpful to
evangelispz Ahan an appreciated but
thorough criticism of current evan
gelistic methods. Such criticism must
be dominated by passion for soul saw
Ing and must seek this end as earnest
~ as does the most fervent evangelist.
The finances OF evangelism need
thorough overhaulinR In most places
the evaneelist's remuneration is alto
gether uncertoin. It is announced that
he will receive only the free will of
fering Of the people whom he serves
The spirit of the free-will offering is
most cofnmendable, but there ds no
more reason for its amount to be left
to whim or chance than in the case of
a pastors salary. The result has been
some deplorable scandals like tne4 re-
ported extravagant remunerationi. Of
Mr.. Sunday. On the other hand an
evangelist may be underpaid through
the, negligence or bad management Of
those who have the supervision of this
matter. In successive campaigns in
different places, the first field may be
niggardly OF its wealth. the second
prodigal of its poverty. No one knows
what the evange1ist's annual income
is. No one has estimated what A
ought to be. The evangelist himself.
is, under the present lack OF system.
placed in a position more delicate and
embarrassing than should try the tact
and unselfishness Of any man. AS In
all business there should be in this
matter, entire publicity and openness
of dealings Then the remuneration OF
the evangelist would become a mat
ter OF principle and not of emotion.
Cannot more evangelists make IL
possible for ministers and churches
of the liberal evangelical sort to work
with them? These men and their
churches are believers in revivalisn
as a rule, IL only revivalists will not
insist upon teachings which seem to
them contradictory to a sound under
standing of, the gospel and the best
tendencies Of the times. With the
most fervent and incisIye message OF
evangelism, these men are in accord.
None would insist more strongly than
they upon conviction of sin and sal
walton by the Lord Jesus Christ. This
gospel. indeed, every evangelist en1-
phasizes. But in many cases he adds