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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
This is Worth Reading

Leo F. Zelinski, of SO Gibson S..
Buffalo, N. Y, says: 81 cured the most
annoying cold sore ! ever had, with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. I applied this
salve once day for two days, when
every trace of the sore was gone. "
Heals all sores. Sold under guarantee
at r. A. Clemmer's drug store. 25c. T
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22

one shadow of justification, seeks Il
blacken the character of reputable
private citizens and 10 convict the gov
eminent of his own country in the
eyes of the civilized world of wrong
doing of the basest and foulest kind,
when he has not one shadow of justi-
tication of any sort or description for
the charges he has made. The attor-
ney general has under consideration
the form in which the proceedings
against Mr.. Pulitzer shall be brought"
The president refers to various pa
pers which he transmits with his mes
sage and calls attention to numerous
utterances and acts relating to the
canal and its purchase. He cites the
act OF congress by which he was au-
thorized to pay $40,000.0O0, for the
canal property and says it was no con.
Germ of the president what the new
Panama Canal Company did with the
money.
Explains Panama Deal.
Explaining the method of conclud.
ing the purchase. the president says:
"The Panama canal transaction was
actually carried through not by either
the then secretary OF state, Mr.. John
Hay. OF the then secretary of war Elihu
Root. both OF whom. however, were
cogniZant of all the essential features;
but by the then attorney general, Mr..
P. C. Knox at present senator from
Pennsylvania. directed or approved
every action"
The president states that the money
was paid through the New York bank.
ing house OF j. p Morgan & Co., act.
ing as fiscal agents OF this govern.
ment, into the Bank OF France In
Paris.
ut was not the affair OF the govern
ment to inquire into who We're the Sc
curitys holders of the companies
Nevertheless, Mr. Cromwell, of his
| own accord, has submitted to me, to
gether with copy of his statement
published on the 18th inst, and which
| transmit herewith. full list OF the
stockholders OF the new Panama Cana
Company OF France on January IS
1900 Numbering over $1,000. and
list of all stockholders who were pres
ent at special meeting of the com
pany"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
Beware of Ointn ants for catar,h
that Contain Mercury.

az mercury Will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces
Such articles shonlf n, yer he used except on
prescriptions from reputable p yslcians. a. the
damage h. y will do islenfnld to The good you
can possibly derive from them Ralfs ratarrh
Cure manufactured by r. }. Cheney Il Co..
Toledo o.. contains no mercury, and Is taken
Internally, acting directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces or the system In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure. be sure yOn get The gen
uine. II Is taken internally and made in Toledo
Ohio. by F. i. Cheney 4 co Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists. Price, T5c per bottle.
lake Halls Family Pllls for constipation
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
Baron Alleged Robber.

New York, Dec. ia distinguished
looking man who is said to have the
title of baron In Austria, was held at
police headquarters Tuesday, charged
with robbing his host and hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Eur Helle of West
One Hundred and Twelfth street.
whom he had been visiting.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
Feared Black Hand: Kills Sell

Flint. Mich. Dec l1-Laboring I'M
der the delusion that he had been
marked as victim OF the Black
Hand" Thomas Fitzpatrick. aged sc.
shot and killed himself at the home
OF his sister. Mrs. c. D. Wharan. near
Gainesyilage
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
Flushed with Healthy Color,

Hams showed none of the effects Of
his four months incarceration. His
rounded face flushed with healthy
color as he conferred with his law
yers Occasionally he whirled in his
chair to observe the assembling tales
men, but displayed no signs of nerv-
BUSINESS.
John +. Mcintyre, chief of counsel
for the defense. said that he would
oppose long daily sessions of court.
Press Figures in Picking Jury.
1.-The length of the trial and the Sc
lection OF jury will depend upon the
extent that convictions have been
formed by reading of the newspapers
said Mr.. Mcintyre.
Shortly before Judge Crane called
the court to order. Gen. Peter C
Hams. U. s. A., retired, accompanied
by his son. Mai. John Hams. and his
brother. Robert p Hains of Boston
came into the trial room and tooh
seats near the defendant. Mrs. Hams
the mother of Thornton, came tc
Flushing With the FAMILY, but did mol
feel strong enough to attend the trial
Motion to Quash Charge.
An Interesting figure in court was
DR.. Austin Flint. the alienist. who vii
make observations of Thornton Hains
While the proceedings are In progress
Shortly after one o'clock Justice
Crane took his seat and the trial was
begun. both sides stating that they
We're ready.
David Hirsh. an associate counse
for the defense. made formal motion
to set aside the indictment against
Hams, on grounds that he was denied
the right to challenge the individual
members of the grand jury. Mr.. Hirst
submitted long argument In supper
OF his motion
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
Hides Tanned and Made Up.

We have the agency for firm of
Tanners and Manufacturers. and can
get your hides and pelts tanned and
made into robes. ooa.s. mittens. etc,
at reasonable cost.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
Furs Wanted.

will again buy furs this season. and
pay the highest market price. Will
also buy hides, tallow and all kinds of
junk. Second door east of B. Isaac's
residence. JOE FELDsTEIN.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
Negro FIees Hospital.

New York. Dec l6. Benjamin
Clary. 26 years old, negro butler. in
the prison ward at Bellevue hospital.
escaped Tuesday.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
Says Jury is Prejudlced.

Mr.. Hirsch charged that the mem
bers of the grand jury were prejudiced
and that the foreman of the grand
jury openly stated before the indict-
ment that the Hams brothers should
be hanged.
Judge Crane overruled the motion.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22
Open HAMS TRIAL
With JURY FIGHT
CLASH OVER TALEsMAN STARTS
HEARING OF THE CASE AT
FLUSHING, N. Y.
PRISONER IN COURT
WITH STRONG GUARD
Thornton Charged with Being an Ac-
cessory to the Murder Of William
E. AnniS Who Was Killed by the
Brother of the Defendant.

Flushing, N. Y. Dec. 15.--Contident
of his acquittal, Thornton jenkins
Hams was brought to trial before JUS
tice Crane in supreme court Monday
afternoon on the charge of being an
accessory to the murder of William
T.. Annis, who was shot and killed by
Capt Peter c. Hams, Jr., at the Bay
side. Yacht club last summer.
Manacled to a deputy-sheriff and
guarded by two Jail officers, Hams was
brought from Long Island City jai
on trolley car and taken Immediately
into court, to await the opening O
the proceedings. Hams was all smiles
and told the newspaper men that HI
had every reason to believe he woul,
be acquitted.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22

ONDRAsEK Bros,
Schley. Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22

Asks That Action Be Taken.
ut Is, therefore. high national
of the American people, this man who
wantonly add wlckedly end without
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-12-22

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Bur
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
every time. 1t drives out impurities.
tones the stomach, restores perfect di-
ges.ion. normal weight and good health
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26

len miro Scr Gbrgei3 G%eforoert. S0il.
tiger mo e%ingebcnoer llnterridt
ltdrtt bic bcrcita nllf Der Sdlulbnnf
e%ingcimpftc 2icbc 81 Safer ui0N eid,
@liibcnOcr Natriotillamnta, SegciItcs
RING uuo Go0c9pcrodtnlg 5cidlnen
ocn ioponiid)cn Solodten aus, Der
e. ais b0d)Ita Gbrc bctrohtct, u1ter
Der ISobnc Dca Wtifaoo 81 0ienen.
2cnn5citnrno fiir Den Geilt Der
Wonnihuiten lit cine Nntluort, Die
Elm Ncfrllt icincm Sffi5ier otf bic
1rooc noA bcnr @crtb bon @inoer-
niiicn ppr observation-disclosures
0ob: oySir bruuden feline NInoer-
niiic, mciI mir potriotiitc Sol0uttn
iillo."
Ger @ciit oca oltcn Sparta, bo@
tcinc Sto0tmoltcr bcloB, lucll c@ Die
2cibcr icincr Sobnc i6iittcn, pcbt
aus oiclcm 9luSiprltd).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26

on6ctriiit 10 miro e5 oltrdb Wlafcl'
iibunacn in ocl Stnn0 0elcbt, lld
cnrr0iidcr uno ~froitpoller 5ulum-
men at 5icbcn, mic iibcrbonpt 0o9
Qoric Wlut rut0 SpmpbAcidb Spe
item cine GGr0Crung crf1hrt. Nit
ihncn Nouo IN @anO gebt cine ers
nGhtc Noltpflcgc. Scc. nocr 6lltB
b10cr iinO Ocahnlb, mern Der Nr6t
nid)t aus irqcnb mclhcn @ritnocrl
0uacgcn @r0clfcn trogt, iuobl ST.
Cmpicblell. Mcr lie nid)t bnbcn fam,
Der ioutc iid) mcrigItens t6gIih cln.
mai oOcr mcbrcre Wfalc obrcihcn
nm ole @ollt 81 cntloitell, lie 81 CT.
h0btcr (h0ti9tcit ol5ilrcGcn mo
0onit oic Illai6eioin1g Don StoIf.
mcd)irIpro0uften, Ourdl 0crcn 3u'
%rildboItcn &runfbeitcn pCrurloht
mCr0cll, 81 torbcrn.
@ir gcbcn nid)t Iebl, iuclut mir Die
Wcbnlptltng nlfitcllelt, DAP Die 6rrt'
0cn ocS Sonmcr9 lcirlc HCt0cn bel
gScitcm ilbcrpic0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Sic &cr,ucltlidmng Der Barrier Su'
lpitGlcr lit fpitipicIi0.

Ger conicrpatipc Barrier @cnncin.
rcrntb Nmbroiic Gcnou Iilbrt i'm
,Gorrciponoont" 5iiicrmnGbig aus,
boB Die Tcrmcltlid)ung Der Barrier
Noipit6lcr cine 0roBe &crnlcDrlllG
Der Soften obuc irgcno iucld)c Scr
b%clicrun0 5ur Gol0c 1cbobt bat. Snt
Sabre 1892 bctrllgcn Die Soften fiir
0uS p~ilcgcnbc Ecrlonol 13S3,331
Irollca iiir S,65IOOO &ronfcntagc,
1908 iill0 Die Soften iilr Oa9 Ferlo'
nal AMI tS,O16.319 Srunc9 filr TO-
77t,0OO &rantcnto9c Nclticgcll, ollo
oni t0,633,622 Tronc2 mc6r bel mr.
211l,ODO &~runtCntogen mcbr. Sn
hCtrG0t ulli scr cincn ScitC Die Ser
ntcbrung tl3 Nro5ctt u10 olti Der
unocrcn nlr 20 Ero5ent. Ncbnlld)
rcrhGlt ca iid) NIT Dem Ncrbrolld)c
prn Nu6rllngamittcln Mcnifomcn.
ten unb dirur9iIfcu Snitrltrncntcn.
sir Die 2cbtcrcn mo %crbalt05cllg
mllrOcn i'm Sabre 1902 ilbcr 1885,
600 ,%yroncS ol,SgcgcbclL pier Sabre
lp1tcr 30 Ero5ent mebr, ipGbrcno Die
arunfcn MIR Inn = Ero5cnt 5llgeuonr'
men buttcn.
Wnn idrcibt Die 8Crnlcbrlrng Der
Soften cinco Sbcila Der Nodl1iiigtclt
iuelm nidt Der @CuiIlcnloliGfcit oea
in Die @oipitGlcr cilt0ciilbrtcn Satcn.
Ycrion1l3 ST, onOcrcricit9 obcr aud
DCn Nriprii6erL Die moDlbubclloc
Hcltc an 0cn Noipitul0icnlt mod)cn,
ltott nit cigcnCn Mittcln iiir 0rjt-
lidc uulO d}irllrgii6c 9cbnnOlirna
uuiSlfonmcn. Nuriibcr iuer0cn al.
lcrlci Nncfootcu crjGblt, 10 BON el.
ncll rcid)cn @ruIcn Der it'd I'M $40
lpitol fir icillCn Nnmnlcr0icncr ans
Nub, erfQrnt mllr0c ul0 DEM man
rad Der Operation cine Ncldl5enc
Mcdnung Die cr bC5ublCn nltBtc, SIT
F
i.cQtc. Ecrner ppn elmer aoiti'
m%on1siralL Die in &idp Gin id0nc2
9lrnl61ll6 sur Shaii trllg ltlo lhrcr
Cildno1burin nnip cr5Gbltc, cS lei
MIR inoircft cin @cid)cnf ibrca Cat.
ten. Gr babe ibr Die 5000 6ranc9
iiir cincn %notbruenoig 0cmorocncn
dirlrgiihcn GingriIf gcgcbcn; lic
obcr, nid,t bunlnL lei III Grnllidcn
Slciocrn ms &olpitnl ge6ull0cn, bu'
tc ii6 iiir cine Operation cinldrci-
Zen luiicrL ibrcr Norticrafrou ulttb
Gin SrintgelO gcgcbcll, 0ultit lie uitI
sic Nndirngc pnlicnOc Antport CT
tbciIc ut0 lid nud) Der @Clciung
baum nit Den 1000 Sronc9 0uS Mint
buno gclci'tet.
Huiulano'S tiirfildc @dbcr,
Garitablr. Brb1nbc, Ypitam. 9cgcn. StetS piirR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
katherine NDhnCt.

IS iturb an n. SnIi 1908. Miorgcno UNI ~
llbr. Notbcriuc @pbnct, ocIicbtc @uttiIL DC:
ucritprbcncn aoum Wpbncl, I'M gllier bon 81
Subrcm mo Il Wipndicn. Sic NccroialllA tlioc'
Sunntnn, giuhmitia0o I'M > llbr, bonn lrGncr
Gnufc, III. 1924. rosSuuao=Sirubc, aus iintt
unbn &criunaote uuo Srcurloc bcrjlib ciIgclu
oclt iiuo.
Su bit mad riclcn burtcn S6mcrScr
Bon Scincn 9ichcn irrtGccili.
Die uu' nit iur0cnnulcm Screen
Sic Nrunfbeit bnttcn germ nc6eilt.
GOD unocra mars bel Sem bciblolell,
IN ociiCu Suuo mir 9lllc Itlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
elizabeth .Spffm at.

SIS itorb pl5plid nm ~. Suli 1908, . tbr
giahrtitinge. in ibrcr lcptcll gSo6nung. III.
400, Sprrcii, Gde bon Gulps StrGbe. Siiinhctb
Snbn &. 0oiinlun. i'm -. Sabre ibrcs Gcbcns.
pic NccrOieuna iinoci Diontaa, giGdntitiGGs ?
llbr, bon Der nben Acilan1tcn Nobnnilg ans
pnu cin0cInocn itno. Ncifepuig uif Der nY'dls
iiniprr GcnctcrO." (20S-g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26

Den boben airhen 1cicrtoQcn Dir
zen iie Dem @ottcSOienitc in ser Sc
~llllrg"ttrde b%einobncn. GinjcIu fire,
ten lle cirL uno icocm Don ibncn
lol9t lin rcipcttpollcr GntiCrmm9"
Gin Wen0arm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
In licbcuocr Grinucruno

AN mciucn g~cIicbten @nttcu
8eorgc Strait,
ipclhcr hcutc Dor ipCi [ubrcIl, am %. &ll
1906, ans oicfcm Scbct idieo.
I'M qcbcn picbt CO triibc Stunoeu.
gNo lroit mo 0oiinun0 nnlerGcb'H;
IS blufcll oft perburQ'llc 2Sllllocli,
Non fcincm Sterblihcn 9Cfcb'n.
Sunn blidt fua tlu'ic 9ll0' 10 gcrlt
0inuui 6ull icrncu Nbcnoftcr1.
lG00' SciI Seiit nit lcidicnl Slilgcl
Scin Der ShIbGciii mcincr hub.
Yie aud MID Der priinc Nilgel
Ncdt iiir INNER iricoliG III.
@clpiomet pnH Ncincr Satin
(2OS) Srcojcutia strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Gutflarinc Mublp.

IS ftnrb am "a. 1iIi 1905 nn6 furScr 0runl'
belt katharine Wiutlp, Gcb. ShpGnb, i'm o..
Sabre ibrcs Gcbena. N~clichtc Satin bon 0enr0
". Wfu6lO. Sic gccrhipirtN finnet sonntaS,
ben 20. SIili. 1a3 llbr 9iu6mittGNS. bon ibtcr
lcBtcl @SObnIlG. gir. 1914, SiiosSbarIessS troBc.
aus iiait, lllto ourn nab Der ocntlhe1t hubert
ihcu Wiurtini-Nirchc an Sburps mo 0eurietids
Strubc I'M 3 llbr Endmittdgs. @ciietung pris
outim. COTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
guuis S. Shumns.

60 iiur6 AM 81. Mlli 1908. Mttlaos 10 llbr.
mad idipcrcr Nrdnibeit SpuiS y. Sbumas, &C
bon n Su6rcu. SnS 9eihenbeNnuanih flnoct
spuntnn, ben %. Ntli. DiurDcnS o nor. bon
fcincr Icptcu 'gSobntu0. Dem SbrI1dlt'c Der
3irnSs Scmciloc ait 9iorbs SAB Str., aus itatt.
(007-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Muia Hnmicpcr.

IS flarb am -. 1ult 1908 in i6rer letter.
9Sobntnp nabc Jipbpiuc. Mo, Npia 0iamicncr,
gclicbtc @uttiu BON yiicululs Hinnlcpcr, I'M
IS. Sabre ibrca Gcbcrls. Die Hccrct1lli1
Guhmitta0s, itait. Nciictulg nui OCT ,GlIus
mel 9cmctcrn an Der ourioros9iouo. &cr.
punoic mo 6rcunoe itnO ndtunGsuou. CinBc'
Iupcn. t20i--sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
WiQiom Sccocr.

IS iiurb am %. 2nfi 1908 @iniam eceser,
~gclicbtcr Suite bon MiurD SceGcr, Sie Nccroiz
aunH iinbct Wipntaa, > ltbr yiahmiti19s, bon
lcincr lcstcn 9SnbuIgg, gr. 1914. 6reoertd-
slocmnc. aus itdtt. Vciictuna uif Der .soneofs
lurf GCmctcll. " t20S-Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
4DrrnTnc.

Walcriih. Yartartfo. - %Sricbtid,.
@icitlit bon @uibruuf cine mo cine balhe
Wicllc. Wipunt @ou0 sISuN1ul5 mo Hnrritles
g~&dG0nu5 hircft bis gum Siioana. Wcioc &C.
lCpDnlc, StnntsNilrcul i'm 5~lucliclt SIir hrs
dlliitit Tti1tSfbutl6ts,," 6bartts. nne Snhttte.
etrafc. CIGpii113&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Baltimore ScnctcrN.

giircau: Sraufiiu.Slb., Baltimore. II. Tprtbtr.
Ycgrdtuibpldtc 6InI Ncrfuuf - bon $25 All,
nit Mturmorpioitcll abac9reu6t $50. - Gldb
fir picr @ribcr. Srcic VclIbul9 ber Sopcllc
filr lruucraoiteSoienitc. (SuHit6,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Gunouns rf-Scmctcrp.
giircan: Tr. n, geeit.e arntuga. strnHe, III
NnMpt.Nimanra 6rcocrif .0iuab.

RcgrdbuiBplnbe bon $25 an inter bcftdtoi9cr
9luiitbt, S0niiib,un.n, @ciuiuoe, Filau5eu ctc.
ncrbCu i'm SrcibbnlS am Snupts9inGar9 &c
funbcn. Infer gl9crt pirh, pelul 9eluilni6t,
bprlprcdeI. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
@crmiid)tc Mmscigcu.
College pf EbDiicians anS Snrgcums
nj Wo(timnrr. YN

Sic g(nituIt bictet ocn Siubircnbct Der Wics
biSin cinen pnr6iialihcn H%Cbrilrlts, Wpoerll
cin0crihtctc @ebduoC, ircfilibc 2uburaipricn.
Grobc 0oipiiilcr, GchurtSbitIfli0c Y%niiult u,tiu.
Ser 81. NnrS hcatll1t am 1. Stiubcr. Sir Aus
ialo1 mo Mn5fuifi a%hrciiirc: Sr, Sbaa. i. De
uan. Scan, Salpert' NIB Snrntp1n' strnRe.
(Su.t1I,3Uttc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
&ncna @iita Gprima GutcI.

Sn Screen Der Hlaucn g'erge. Eeitnet am
20. Suui. 1000 Sub fiber Dem Wiecrcsipieaei;
has priihtipe ermberlnnos1baI iiberihnnelo;
iiible trodere sliEiofpblre; feline NosauitoS,
feinc MIaIariu, ale Spottc I'M Sals uito I'M
Sreien; upiibcriroiiene a:i6e; iebe iuobernc Ne.
burg; SniobiidIein. 0bwarS Gapis, @eftdtis.
tiibrer. aucua s,iiia Sprins Voilamt. 5ranililt.
County, IA. (Sutif6 ,2liD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-08
Married at St. Iohnsbury.

This weeks Sc. Johnsbury Republi-
can gives the following account of the
marriage of a Barre man at st. Johns
bury on Monday, as follows:
"a very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at Natre Dame church, Monday
morning at 8 o'clock, when Jean Beau.
lieu al Barre was united in marriage
to MatbiIda Decoteau Of this place BY
Rev. Father Marceau The bride was
powned in white silk and carried brides
roses. She was attended by her sister.
Rosa Decoteau of Laconia, n. H., who
wore light blue silk and carried pink
carnations. The best man was John
Beaulieu, brother of the groom. DE
rectly after the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides father Napoleon Deooteau.
The presents, which included linen, cut
glass. china and silver testified to the
steem of their many friends.
Mr.. Beaulieu is a stone cutter in
Be IRE and they viii make their home
thee. Those from out Of town to at
tend the wedding wer; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Beaulieu and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Decoteau of Barre. Miss Rose
necoteau of Laconis, n H.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Blanchard and George
Neault of Newport.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-08
The Journey.

All yes, been away today;
You no could guess how far away,
/ s'pose you laugh eef ! should say
How mooch delight had for be
Wan leetla while cen Italy
All yes, | see YOU laugh at me,
Wat use for tai you more. my frand ,
You iusta no could ondrastand.
No, waist use, my frandl ,Ehf Wal,
Eet ees not mooch dat | can tai,
go today for ride cen train,
An now here am back againl
En- How | gat to ltaly2
Eef you had been cen train weeth me
Here eesa theeng dat you would see.
Fef queeck an shsrpa weeth your eve
You catch Get while da train go by:
whita house, a beet of land
Where piles OF ripe corn ees stand,
An cen baytween weeth leaves so green
les shine da sofia golda skeen
OF hoy you-cally-da 'pumpakeen,"
Here on wan side by fence where twine
Da purpla grape 50 fat weeth wine,
Ees stan da man dat keep da place,
You see how brown hees hams and face,
How brown weeth sun da hat he wear
On top hees curla blacka hair,
How brown weeth dusta from da cart
Hees hlacka pants, bees pinka shirtY
An dat mus be hees wife dat stoop
For fecdt chickens eena coop.
ion eva see more brighta red
Dan hankacheef data on her headi
Oh, look do sky! | ask you, too,
You eva see so granda blue?
You eva see sooeh sun dat roll
So ike shiny brassa bowl
Zen bottom side Of sky an spell
Fets gold eensides against da heellg
Look here ees com along da road
Som boys an girls weeth wagonload
Dat dey have gathera from da field.
Oh, happy, happy girls an boys!
Eef train no max so moocha noise
You woilda hear da sweeta song
Dey singin' while dey marches long.
But even so, wen all so dear
You can no longer see an hear
Wen queeck ees pass da flynn train
An all ees 'Merican again,
You STEEL can feel da song dey seeing,
50 lika leetla levin theeng
Dat move around eensidc your breast
An justa Well no let you rest
Tly? Wat ees datg You don'ta see
How | have been cen Italy2
All wal, deed no say, my frand.
You iusta no could understand
Catholic Standard and Times
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-08
win Be Called to BrattleborO Church.

The Rev Dr. John r. Cow, pastor
OF the Perkins street church of Som
eryille, Mass, is to receive call to
the pastorate of the First Baptist church
In Brattleboro Of which his father, the
Rev. DIR. George D. Cow, was pastor
enarly generation ago
The call was voted at recent meet
irg OF the church, upon the unanimous
recommendation Of a pulpit committee
Of twenty appointed sometime ago,
when the present pastor, the Rev.
George II. Lawson, rendered his resig
nation with view to becoming prin.
cipal Of Vermont academy at Saxtons
River.
1t is supposed that DR. Cow win
accept the call, as he preached before
the congregation some time ago as a
candidate When he would assume the
duties, Of course, is not known. bat
Doctor Lawson's resignation is to take
effect at the end Of this month.
DIR. Cow is SO years old, graduate
of Drawn university and Newton Theo.
logical seminary. He is widower
with -four children. the oldest a daugh.
ter, graduate Of Vassar last June.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-08
DANA A. DAvr.
Personal Property at Auction

Having sold my farm, | viii sell the
following personal property at my home,
best known as the Jacob circuit place
on East hill in Barre Town, about two
miles from Barre city, on Friday, 0cto-
Der 9th, 1908, commencing at 1890
sharp. Eleven milen cows, nine two
year-old heifers. coming in soon. one
yearling bull. Morgan mare. six years
old, sound and good driver, two moving
machines, horse rake, spring tooth har-
row, cultivator, weeder, horse hoe, two
horse lumber wagon, set forward wheels,
express wagon, buggy wagon, dump cart,
set traverse sleds. pung sleigh. horse
power with saw rig, double work mar
ness, single driving harness, neck -yokes,
whiiiletrees. chains, Is tons of good hay,
some household goods. sugar tools, in.
Guiding sap pans, buckets, sugaring off
pans. spouts, nails, etc. loo cords dry
maple Slabs. caidron kettle, other arti-
cies too numerous to mention sale
positive, rain or shine.
G. P. WINTER.
C. N. Barber, Auetioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-08
ALL AERopLANE RECORDS GO.
Wilbur Wright Flies over an Hour with
Passenger.

AuoochhtAs
lie Mans, Oct. s.. Wilbur Wright, who,
on Saturday, established worlds rec.
ord for an aeroplane fight, while carry.
ing on passenger, made "a new record
Tuesday evening when, under similar
conditions, he remained in the air for
one hour, four minutes and twenty
seconds. His best previous record vita
passenger was 55 minutes, 81 seconds.
Mr.. Wright thus fulfilled the conditions
Of the contract signed by him and La
zare Weller, representing a syndicate,
whereby Mr.. Wright was required to
make two flights within week, with a
passenger or equal weight or fifty kilo-
meters eaca. The contract calls tor the
payment to Mr.. Wright OF 100000 by
the syndicate, in return for which the
syndicate obtains the patent rights OF
the machine in France and the colonies
VI. WELLER has already given an order
to French manufacturer for fifty aero
planes on the Wright model