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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
BOYLE BROUGHT BACK
ON EMBEZZL EMENT CASE
Burlington Man Is Alleged to Have Ran
Away With ss4s Belonging to
Home Life Insurance
Company.

Burlington, April 8 sheriff James n.
Allen returned yesterday from Toronto,
Canada, bringing with him M i. Boyle,
who was arrested III The Canadian dty
last Monday, charged with embez2ling
tile funds of the Home Life Insurance
company. Boyle acted as general agent
Of the company in this city ~ IA stated
that his dcfalcations amount t0 @B45,
although the exact sum N hot definitely
known and il may be more, III II
claimed that Boyle collected preniiui4ls
for His company ma failed to turn
them in
Another serions nlixup I'M which Boyle
Il the principal II the departure from
this city about a month ago Of Mics
Emma Barney, the ~ years old daugh~
ter of Mrs. Rosa Barney OF South ClIqxa
plain street The gigl, unknown 60 Mrs.
Barney, left this city With Boyle, aud
no news Of her whereabouts came hssck
to the anxious mother, until the arrest
81 Boyle in Toronto. The couple went
first to the home of Boyle's father near
Ottawa and subsequently to Toronto,
where they passed as Mr.. and AIRS.
Brown. although no marriage ceremony
took place.
In Toronto, the couple faced etaTga-
tion. Miss Barney pawned her gold
watch and Boyle raised dollar hy
pawning his oyercoat They had not
cent between them and could not pro-
cure 10 much as 4 postage stamp. kol.
lowing B0yle's arrest. the injured GIRL
Mas taken ID charge by the salyatien
Army and u ilpw In d hospital main-
tanned Nv the Army IN Toronto ~ rs
expected thnt arrangements wlll be
made for her return To hen mother ho
has exerted every effort To lind her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
KILLED MORE CATTLE
IN NORTHERN VERMONT
Total for State During Nine Months
Was Larger Than for Any previ-
Gus Period Of the Sans
Length.

Rutland. April s. Following confer
enee between Gov i. D. Proctor and H.
S. WILSON 81 Arlington, state cattle
commissioner. IN this city. it has been
announced that between July and April
certificates were issued Tor Chs Kilt
ing of condemned cattle III this state
"a The value III $4,000 This n higher
figure than far any other nine months.
While these certificates aflcn NJ parts
of The state, THE great part of tise kili-
ing has beem in the northern section.
There are now on fle 600 applications
calling f0r tests. It ~ expected tisat the
applications vim nut come Iii All rapidly
naw All for TIN last few months Al
farmers are turning ont their ratsle and
getting more ont Uf them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
FOREST PRESERVATION.
Planned BY joseph Battell By His Re
cent? Purchase.

Middlebury, April s1oseph Battell
today purchased of Robert Iaggett what
il known Al the Cotton farm ii Weys
hrluge, consisting Of 100 aeres ami sit
uated Just north of and adjacent to the
present government farm which was
recently decided to the government The
farm contains many acres oE WOODLAND
which he asks to have preserved. The
two government farms viii now contain
45O acres. Work viii be begun IN early
spring putting the buildings ii FIRST
class shape,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
BULLET HOLE IE HEAD.
Body Of Annie Z. Wentworth in Haver-
hill Room.

HaYerhiII. Mass, April 3. The body
Of Annie T.. Wentworth, who had been
dead Is hours, was found in a lodging
house on Grand street last evening BY 4
woman friend who called to see her.
The deceased had not been seen yester
day By the Iandlady, Mrs. Mary A.
Clark. and when the door Of her room
was opened the body was found stretch,
cd across the bed.
There was a bullet hole in her right
temple and she elutched 32-caliher
revolver in her right hand. Medical Ex
aminer erosion WAS summoned and he
gave suicide as the cause Of death
No reason for her ACT is known. Miss
Wentworth, who was 35 years old, had
foomed at the place about three weeks.
She has no relatives IN this city and her
father, who lives at Derry, N. III, was
notified
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
BODY TAKEN no KENTUCKY
Following Funeral Service Of Fred G.
Feagan Late Yesterday.

The funeral service Of Fred G. Feapan,
who died Wednesday afternoon, was held
lit four o'clock yesterday afternoon from
Holding Methodist church. There was
large attendance of The friends az the
young man, among the number being
Vineitia lodge, knights Of Pythias, ard
fhe Uniform Rank of THE saine orgaHiza-
tinn. The bearers We're Sir Knights also,
slpeing William III. Duthie, Neil Ralph,
George II. Bates James Even, Lewis
q. Brown and Ned . Roberts
THE Rev Dr. Thayer, pastor of the
church officiated and spoke words of
SYMPATHY to the father who has been
III Barre for nearly ten weeks, and for
the mother and two sisters in their Ken,
tncky home Mrs. Richard Bradley and
Mrs. w. S. Bassett sang two selec-
tions.
Following the service, the two above
named organizations accompanied the
hearse to the Central Vermont station,
and 1fr. Feagan, sr., started at 5:47 for
lis home in Augusta, Kentucky, where
the interment viii be- He was accom-
panied at far as Burlington BY w. II.
DutIlie and James Even Of Vincitia
lodge Mr. Feagan win reach his home
to morrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
PRACTICALLY THE SAME.
Monetary Plank AZ i6 Years Ago Was
Agreed Upon by Populists.

ST. Louis, April D The platform com
mittec of the Popuhst national conven.
tion to-day agreed upon d monetary
plank practically the same as that 81
the Omaha convention Of l6 years ago
declaring that the government should
have absolute control Of the issuance ol
money sufficient to the needs. The plat
form endorsed the initiative and referen-
dun public utilities, income tax law,
direct vote for United States senator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03

Perry J. Farnsworth Of waltham Drop.
ped Dead While at Work.

Waltham, April 3. Perry j. Farns-
orth died suddenly Yesterday morning
from heart disease al THE home Of his
daughter, Mrs. A. G Wrightw while
piling lumber MI. FarnSworth had 4
severe attack of grippe last fall from
Nhich he had never fully recovered.
He was born iii Fairfax May 70, 1s4S,
and married Mary r D0nd, sister Of The
late Il. a. Ioud of New Haven, Noyetn.
her rs. 1858. For some years NH Farms
worth was In the hardware business in
Mortified Int gave that up on sceount
0f failing health and for three years had
made his home here with his daughter.
He was a member Of Lamoille lodge,
No. 6. f. & a. A.. Fairfax He is sRr-
Sived BY wife, three daughters. Mrs.
4. G. Wright Of Waltham, Mrs N. Fl.
Dewell S5warlS, n j., and Mrs. w Fl.
IaFnsworth Of Fairfax and two SONS,
Carlos g., Of Cannon City, Colo and Ira
ID. 81 Oxford, Mass There viii be a
prayer service at the house Saturday
and the funeral and burial win be at
Fairfax Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING
By CONVICTED MAN
Killed Chief Detactive and Wounded
Three Other Men, Himself Falling
With Six Bullet Wounds, Tsrrs
Haute. Ind, Stirred Up

I'erre Haute, Ind April sFonnd
guilty Of charge Of arson Henry d
Mcdonald IN the circuit court room yes.
terday shot and killed Chief ~ Detec-
tiycs William Il Etyer, seriously
Wounded three officers aud a. hystander
and was himself seriously wounded, Me-
Donald had haen tried for dynaniting
stores and a church IN Sanford last
year,
Az soon Al the jury reported its yer,
dict MeDonald jumped up drew h rcyol4
srr and fired bit Prosecuting Attorney
james a. Cooper, irs but missed, BE-
cause Cooper tipped His chair over back
yards. Mcdonald continued firing AZ
the officers seated around the counsel
table. Detective Dwyer fell dead at the
third shot.
Policemen and deputy sheriffs in the
court room drew revolvers aud opened
fire on Mcdonald, who returned the fire.
Before the convicted man fell with half
q dozen bullets ip his body, he had snot
Harvey Y Jones, superintendent Of po-
lice ia the side; Deputy Sheriff Ira Well
man IN the chin SyIyester Doyle, court
balilf. in the leg and a bystander in
the side
The jurors jumped to their feet at
the first shot. Judge j T. Walker, one
oi the attorneys, tried 10 stop McDon-
ala, bnt lie only hindered the Officers,
Who were afraid Of hitting him when
they shot Mcdonald.
Judge Crane, who presided az the
trial ran to the railing Of The jury box
and the spectators rushed out IN con
fusion Persons i'll offices below tha
court room heard tne shots and rushed
towards Tile upper door only To collide
with the people leaing the court room.
About ! nC0 persons collected around
the building In few minutes ana the
police had 10 Be called to prevent the
crowd from forcing its way into The
court house Some of the spectators
20 the shooting said McDonald's brother
also fired at the officers the officers
are looking for tie brother.
Mcdonald was finally overwhelmed
hy officers. his ammunition spent and
his strength weakened by wounds. and
taken to hasDital. II Is said that
Mcdonald and the othor wounded men
viii recover.
Events which eliminated so tragi
'cally had their origin in dynamiting
oNtgagss that destroyed the Methodist
church and tho general stores Of Shickle
a johnson and ]. VI. Reese Of Sanford
on the night 81 February 2i, 1907.
Eipnry Mcdonald and James Scanion
wefs arrested the next dav, charged
with the crime. In former trial the
iury disagreed. Scanlon has not been
tried
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03

II. p Warren of Woodsville, NJ H.,
vas in town Tuesday.
r. NJ Page returned from his trip to
Washington, d. C, today.
Ehenezer Plummer and Henry Page
went To Wells River today
i OF RiclSer and Steven Thurston went
to Barre Tuesday on business
Miss Lizzie Welch, who has been quite
ili for several days ia recovering
Mrs. III ID. McCriIlis returned from
her visit AZ Montpelier Yesterday
r. nj Darling, j n. Caldwell and
Rev f. Fl Myers were at Montpelier
Tuesday.
Bert Hood has sold the Wormwood
place at Weston, to Morris Page, posses.
sion given al once.
Mrs. Charles Ayeril Of Barre visited
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Carpen-
ter several days this week.
At the last quarterly conference of the
Methodist church Rev H. S. Eddy was
given unanimous call 10 this charge
another year.
Austin Olney who has been visiting
his brother. George Olney, for a few
days. returned this morning to his home
ct Moodsville, n II.
Robert Davidson. Dr. G. C. Cowan, r.
j sherry NJ D. Coffin. B. S. Eastman
and r B. Blanchard went 10 Wells
River last night 60 attend Pulusli lodge
The masquerade promenade and dance
given BY the young people in the opera
honse Tuesday evening was we'll attend
"a and quite ? sum realixcd fQt the bene.
81 Of Tho iigh school
TIE ST. 3obnSbury corps of the sal
Tatieu ARMY viii hold g series Of meet
iaes ii De opera houss Friday evening
April l0 ctefcaFticor views illnstrat-
ing tiie work Of Tie Salvation Amy in
the siums ci New York viii be shown.
Mnsic. singing and illustrated songs
4iil he q part Of eacn serrie,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
WESTERLY HOPES,
Believes That Strike Of Granite Cutters
VIII Soon Be Settled.

Westerly. r. 4, April & The granite
cutters 0f this city. who went on strike
month ago al the same tinfe the
quarrymen Ii Quincy. Mass Barre, VT,
and other places suspended work, are
stiIl ont, and, with the exception Of one
conference between the granite manu-
factnrers aud the strikers committee,
no efforts have been made towards a
settlement.
The only meeting held took place last
week and ended without any agreement
being reached 10 il probable. however,
that another win be arranged shortly,
at which it n believed compromise
win be effected. providing for work
ing agreement which will govern the
industry In this place until 1911
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
COT TWO YEARS
L. L. Bannister Pleaded Guilty to Re
eeiving Stolen Property.

Newport. April s--l.eslie I. Bannistef
pleaded guilty in the orleans county
court yesterday 70 receiving stolen prop
erty and was sentenced te the state
prison for not less than two years Or
more than three Bannister, Who lett
suddenly one year ago. had been work
inr in Quincy, Mass since last summer.
Court adjourned yesterlny afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
GLASS WORKS BURN.
Loss at London, Ontario, Last Night
Was $4,000.

london, Ont. April 3 Hobbs glass
works at the corner Of Rideout street
and the Grand Trunk railway tracks.
were destroyed By fire last night. Ad
joining buildings were damaged. The
total lass viii reach ss00.000. 50 per
cent Of which Is covered BY Insurance.
y. Ferguson and R. Haylock. 6remcn,
were caught under falling walls and se-
verely injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
DECLINES TO ATTEND
NEW YORK BANQUET
William ]. Bryan Said He Thought It
Would Be Embarrassing Either to
Be Present OF to Snsak.

Des Aloines. Iowa, April Z. VIM. ].
Bryan Yesterday announced that he had
withdrawn his acceptance Of the invita-
tion of the New York Democratic club
to attend a banquet to be given on April
-. IN view of the discussion which
had arisen as to whether the invitation
was TO make a speech. or merely to be
present, Mr. Bryan said that he felt
1t would be embarrassing both to the
club aud to himself to be present I'M
either capacity, and therefore he wired
President Fox Of the club that he with
drew his acceptance Of the invitation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
4 eRArDcHILDREN IN DAY.
Twins and Sons Born TO Daughters Of
Mrs. Belle Durkee.

Rutland, April 3.-The record Of be-
coming grauamother four times in one
day Is tine peculiar one that belongs 10
Mrs. Belle Durkee OF Fayston, four sons
having come to her three daughters
within "a hours
Tire first instalment consisted Of twins
ukieh came to Mr. aud Mrs. Pearl BON.
HetIe Of Naitsfled a few hours later
Mfs johns Hoffman and Mrs Arthur
Naxham Of talFton each gave birth 80
a healthy boy. The mothcfs OF an the
children were bora in Fayston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03

Middlebiux had the largest loss Of any
place. with total damage Of $54 500
an II fires. Others were AS follows;
Rutland s42 Is0 III II fires; Bennington,
$4I $50 in TO fires; Newport, $39,7AB III
n iires; Derby, $3l .S3s ID II fires; Rich
ford ss SOD in l3 fires Brighton, $40,
a05 III five fires Burlington. $2Q.363 in
SO fires; Stamford. slo,00s in 81 fires;
Proctor. $lS30s ia II fires; Montpelier,
$lI .4l2 in e fires. Barre's loss is given
by the commissioners IS Sg5I7 in 81
fires. but the total i yery much larger
than the report Of Chief Giadding.
The total fire insurance risks in 1907
were 81 sT,7ai .5S7, against $s2 SCI no.
0f this amount, $1,000 ,s20 was III Ver.
mont companies
The total life insurance policies in
Vermont we're T4.II6, with am0unta
equal to nearly 10000, 600.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
WINDSOR COUNTY LEADS.
In Roads Constructed in Vermont Last
Year.

White River Junction, April 3The
good road movement received decided
impetus at the meeting Of county road
commissioners At Foresters' hall yester-
day. The meeting was largely attended
and considerable delegation from sur.
rounding towns in New Hampshire ats
tests q strong interest in tie subject
there
Commissioner Gates strongly COM
meRded Che work done in the county
and i appears that ii miles OF roads
built upon the permanent plan Windsor
county leads with 8 miles tc its credit
out e9 g rifles built IN the state last
year. i s expected tbat an equal
amount vii se built the coming yeu
Emphasis sas hid Anan sA ap
Of early spring work oa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03

The committees from the Manafactur.
ers Association and the Granite Cut
ters Union went into conference at
O'Clock this afternoon il another effort
10 Get together on common ground that
viii bring about settlement 81 the tie-
up ia the granite industry of this city
rhe committees we're still N session At
the tlme ~ going ID press
ME quaFrywprlxers at East Isongmcad
ow Masss HAVE effected 4 three year set-
Element
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
MAY BE RUTLAND MAN.
Suspicion That Los Angeles Suicide
May Be DR.. Z. A. Pond.

Rutland, April 3.The man supposed
to Be e. A. Pond and who committed
suicide at the Lakershim hotel in Los
Angeles. Cal. last week, is believed hero
to have been Dr. Erastuy Arlington
Pond. brother OF DR.. f. NJ. Pond Of
this city DR.. Erasmus Pond left thi.
CITY 10 years ago, and later was located
at Burlington and in Portland, Me. Hc
was pFacticing physician in Rutland
for several years and was reported as
doing well at Portland. An effort viii
be made by relatives here, it is under
stood. to ascertain whether the suicide
was Dr. Pond.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
IN HER WEDDING DRESS.


New York, April B. Mary Green
aged AZ, the daughter III u former sea
captain living III East 0sth street, attired
herself III all tile tinery me had planned
To wear AZ her wedding al Easter time
and then committed suicide BY gas yes
teTday
She was engaged to marry William
Fdginton, an electrical engineer AL
though she had been rather depressed
since the death Of her mother last
Christmas, her family had no intimatiou
OF her intention to kill herself She left
d note to her fance begging his forgive.
ness, but giving no reason for her sui
eide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
STATE LOSS
WAS $3.50, i762
By Fire During the Year 1907,
Says Report
RUTLAND COUNTY LEADS
Middlebary Sustained the Largest Los
VI Any Single Community, With
Rutland city Standing
Second.

There were ], 1855 fires IN Vermont dur-
Ing the year 1907, with a total loss of
S7507e2, according TO the report just
published by the insurance commission
ers. The month of the heaviest loss
was April with toal Of sos ,952,
Tha number Of fires BY counties and
their Inskes are as folIoMa:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
pAID 80 FoR eEEsr.
I've Wild Ones Cost Pownal Farmer
Dearly IN Court.

Bennington. April 8 County Came
Warden Harry Chase arrested and
brought before Municipal Judge Bates
Yesterday afternoon John Barber. a
PoVnaI farmer. On the charge of shoot
ing two Wild geese or BARRIERS pond.
Barber pleaded guilty and was fined
SD ana costs d s5sH,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
GUN Exploded.
James Wallace Of East Tiiton Burned
About Head and Face

Laeonia, n. Ill, April 81 James Wal
lace, an employe of Fred Gill Of East
Tilton, was painfully injured yesterday
bp the explosion Of his gun while out
hunting, the powder burning his head
and face severely. Fortunately his
ewes escaped injury. lie was attended
BY Dr. G. s. Abbott 81 this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
THREE APPLICANTS
For Privilege Of Selling Liquor ii Mid
dIesex Received.

Three applications for right to sell
liquor in Middlesex the coming year
have already been received By the com
missioners whose chairman and seeea
tary IS Mr. Vaughan The applicants for
tho one license are i q Kellogg and
Luther Chandler 81 AHddlesex village,
and Frank r WHITNEY. MAO conducts
The only saloon il tlmt ta01 now. al
wish for a second class privilege.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
mo RADICAL CHANGE 7
Noted Today in Governor Guilds Con-
dition Says Bulletin.

Boston, April Q. roday's bulletin of
Governor Guilds condition indicates no
material change in the executives con-
dition. The bulletin reads as follows:
"Gov. Guild had a fairly comfortable
nig-- There is no radical change in his
condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
AGED vERMONTER
HANGED HIMSELF
Daniel wooden, Postmaster at Grove, in
Town Of Halifax Was Temporarily
Insane over Worry.

Brattleboro, April S.--Daniel Worden,
postmaster at Grove, in the town Of
Halifax. committed suicide yesterday
III hanging Mr.. Worden was 10 years
DID, ANA had been postmaster for sew.
efaI years.
II u believed that ke was temporarily
insane, as his business affairs and do-
taestic relations had not been caraing
him any anxiety
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
a eRoroN sueAR rARrY.
L N. Han Had Guests from Several
Places.

efoFon, April s.--L n. Hall enter
tanned iarge number Of out Of town
people at a sugar party yesterday.
Among the number were Rev. G. H..
Fafnsworth and Mr. and Mrs Walter
zfartellc Of Woodsville. n. III, Mr. and
Mrs Alex Cochran, and Miss Jean Coch-
ran. Miss Adm Hale, Mr.. and Mrs w.
il Bnek d Wells River and Mr. and
Nfs ClaFk II Woburn. Mass. Mrs w.
s StoNell. Mfs Eugene Rand and Mrs,
Lowe and son and daughter Of Mont
peiier Mr. Hafs sugar camp IS on the
line Of Montpelier and Wells River rail
road and the morning and afternoon
trains were stopped at the camp fog
he accommodation cf the visitot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03

Hiehrate. April 3.-The license com
missioners have fixed the fees for lieen-
ses as follows: first class, sf00s second
c,sSs, $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03
BRADFORD GIRL HURT
IN OCTOPUS PRESS
Alice H. Palmer Was Watching Opera
ton Of Press When Both Feet Were
Drawn in--Taken to Woods
xiIIs for Operation.

Woodsvile, n H, April 3-aiiss Alice
H Palmer, 10 years Of age Of Bradford,
vt, was taken to the Cottage hospital
last night, and the large too On each
foot was amputated this morning Miss
Palmer was an employe At The Opinion
office in Bradford and while watching
THE large printing press known AZ tho
Octopus both IF her feet were drawn
into the press and badly crushed. She
was hurried here TO the hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-03

Miss Marion Ramsay, who for the
past eight years has been clerk in the
Office Of register OF deeds in this place,
has resigned her position and accepted
position IN the new hospital at St.
lohnsbury. Vt.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
0EOEF ITEMS


Dated NOV 80
There has been three days snd nlsht.
rain which has done considerable dsmase
Miss Ollie Pitchford accompanied wi,.
Eva Rogers home % spend Thaukseiyins
week
The turkey shooting al Burns store laq
Tuesday vas a success. About TWO dozen
turkeys we're shot on.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Rogers gave part,
70 few Of their friends Thanksgiving niaht
Miss Ora Gambill, our teacher speBl
Thanksgiving with home folks at Weleb
Miss Eva Sloan spent Thanksgiving
with friends al Big Cabin
Bertha Coleman. the "A year old dauab.
ter Of Reed Coleman was drowned al the
head Of Mustang creek last Friday niah
coming home from a box supper az Tim.
Der Hill school house. She was in a wae-
on with TWO other girls and MrMccoaery
They drove IL the swollen branch not
knowing there was any danger and the
wagon was capsized The other girls bad
narrow escape
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04

la the wanl columns ol newspaper
today there Is this lines
WNED-- Home for adeai iule
nine yeaf.old boy
What a world 81 palb95 and tragedy Is
comprised ii taat aconic line How
mueh ol humaa interest Whnt a story
of struggle and hardship dues il tell A
little boy out 90 this great bic world with
out home al Thanksgiving and Christ
mas thousands of men 90 back and visit
the old home. and what d Joy il Is. THESE
home eomings are hne and sweet and
tender But the homeless boy lie can
never visit the oil home because he never
had one Somehow We have always feel
like every child IS entitled 20 place in
somebody's home IA many household
there Is Just room Coz another boy OF girl
The shelter Of the homeside aud the arms
Of mother must be sorely lneeded by the
little nine year old boy adrft 50 young