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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
Gin fanatiEtr.
Mihita. Stas.. 8

9ah0em @. q. grees, Elm Mate.
rialDaaren5aroler, iih in einem 81.
tuedung gottesoienit as SinOer BE-.
fannt bate. trug er ieinen gan5en
@orrai6 an Stand uHo @auiabaf
auf oic Strabe mo ocrbrannte i'm.
9ns Der lcste 6nnfe oergiommen.
.riei @rees aus: sd babe Oen 0ampi
NIT Dem Geuiel geUounen.'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
gbiGppinsm.
gerScrbIidcr Scifnn.
qRaniIn- Q ~

gianila. 9. Pob.
lle6er Eanos. cine Suiel ser gi.
lnnagarltppe. TbilippineH, feate am
Ietten 5onntaa ein Esiiuu bntuea.
Ser Sturm spiitbete beionocts 6citia
in Der NroUin3 Gapi3. NO biele SUI
Ter 5erit0rt fuurocn. 5000 gcrionen
5ino oboahlos mo bel Sdaom al
eiqenthun nH0 8eIoiriidteH III on.
aerihtet. Seitiger Regen begleitefe
ben Stirm un0 uiel &aHo 1T iibcr.
flutbet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
gbcRinien.
S0nis McucliF better.
onnAnn 10 90.

Son0ou, 10. 9op.
Cine bier bon gO0is 9l6eba, ser
9auptita0t BON Gbeiiinien, elnaelau-
iene amtlihe Gcpeide iagt. Dab 0a2
Sano rubia lit urO oas 9eiin0en pon
&onig Y'enclif lid beit1nOig bel ert.
9as @eriidt pom &dmpfen be,ieht
lid %ofenbar aiif ole Sdladlt, 6ie bel
Gigre gelieiert nuroe un0 in ser Der
rebeaiide Suiptling Abrabc geidIa-
gen tpurOe, mie es beiBt. Gr puroe
ais 8eiaagener nad Der &nuptitaot
gcbradt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
anne6m6ure Grbiduft.
Wctp Worf. 9. Sob.

JtIIU UUItf y ytUU.
Sunt 9iIforo Tidinion, elm tOidb-
riaer mutterloier 4nabe. Der ouqeHs
blidIih nit ieincmgater iid nuf elmer
9lontdge in Georgia auibdIt. Bat bon
ie:ncm @roBonfel @esIeb STUNT I'll.
for0. einem iriiberen 8i5epraiiOenten
Der Stanoar0 Oil Company Der i'm
leeten Didrs itarb uno mcbr ais Sill.
100000 bintcrlicB, 100000 ge.
erbt. 1ad Dem Icitament erbieit
Der gruoer 0es @eritorbenen Scnrp
~. 8ilior6. 100000; Der Meit be-
8erulogens idat an 0erDanOte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
Sinh ftirbt an granOwnnScn.

"frhfh+NfN ~ - -AfHH
Ger 312jabrige Roberf Speamann
ieste feline Alei0er betm Spielen nit
Streidb03ern in grauo uu0 erbielt
10 ihipere gronoIuun0en, oab er mad
0rei Stun0en I'M @oipitaI itarb. Die
Wntter ianf Don Der Auiregung er.
ifopit AIM, nah0cm iie Die breHnen-
ben aleiOer ibres 2iebliHs5 geIoidt
batte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
GeiicrcS 3ridcn Der grOiperitat.

U0ungstolon, ., 8. yt0Dember.
Sic Carnegie 5teel @ompanp bat
auaefiinoigt onB iie beabiidhgt, in
@iraro. Gbio, cine rieiige anlaqe 8t
erridten. Gle Bat 81 Oieiem 3rped
bcrcits 256 &der 9ano nneefonFf. Dte
6abrif miro borIdnfig i'm StanOG
iein, 10000 Ton n Gtell per g9o
nat gu p~erarbeitea,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
00nig ManncI in MaOriS.
W100ri0, 8 WoDpnlber.

Der aouig Momlel bon EortugaI.
Ser iidl aui Der Heiie noh 2onoon
beiinoet nm ben a0uig Gowar0 Bu be.
iufen. trai nit groBem @eiolas bier
elm. 9r muroe bonn aonig Alfonio
gahuhoi %empfangen uno ourf
Elm 0oppelie5 Truppenipalier nod
Dem 9alaii q~eIeitet. IS iino eins
Reihe bon 1citlidfeiten 5u gbren
0es t6niglihen geiudlers gepIant.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

GnttGuidtc Sdnulnit fibrt sn 8Iui-
Dergiefen.
Gina. 8. g1oo.

NIna, 3. yto0.
02ebrere Eerionen Duroen geto0tet
un0 uiele oa0ere berlett ais bic 8os
lisei cine 3uiammenroituug BON
Menihen ouscinan0er treibcn molte
Ger Iumult begann IN elmer Stisr.
fnmpiarena, in Der elm aampf 8pi.
ihen eirem Qopen un0 eiHem Gtier
Itattfin0cu i0ate, ueIde Q}orfiibrung
flo al einen 8iasco eeitaltete. Iie
Qolisei ariif bic Tumultuanten an
mo ~ierertc in 0le 4iaiie blneiH, all
Iie alrf 8i0eritano itieB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
3arte Giidfdtuabme uuf NmltimiI.
liOnGrsgattin.
0elp Oorf. s. 9

Trau Sohn Sacob Nitor erbielt BON
Ridter W1i0s Oom Suprcmegeridt in
Rcu Gitu. x. y, Elm DorI1ufiges
Shei0un oefret. 9tle Vopiere in
6ieiem Sole pareu b%eriiegeIt uno oia
Gcr6aaoluugeu ianoen i'm @ebcimcn
itaft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
aanaOa.
Gmpfrdlen g%Ipptnaiion.
Toronto O. @oo.

Toronto, 8. 0ob.
Ter ereEnti1ratb Der ~Ameuean
Federation Of 9obor" cnpiabl in lea
nern @eridf an oie a%onoentioH 6us
qeggn Die 5reibeiisitraien, oie BEN
8raii0entcn @ompgrs. Dem Wiseprn.
fi0enten giifhea mo Dem Sefretar
WorrHon fvc1en @iiBodinug oes sc,
udts IN Dem bon Der bont Thirteen
Sirma Buds Stobe s. 8angr 60
angeifrengten 8ro5eHe nuiertest wur-
osEs agpeuIrt Daroan lo4te,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
China.
0OfomtOrY rriit 6cim.
Gharbin. 10. qlan.

CTR rniiiihe sSinan5Hiiniifer 90.
fomtow, Der cniheinen0 bicrber fam
nit Gem 5uriien Sto. Der iH5fUi.
inen ermoroet pur0e. 81 nerbanoelH.
lit mad CT 8etersbnrs 5iiriifaeresii.
Or Eat nit teIugm 0H0erE lapaaijher
SeTt,s1er toHieEIrts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
geforntrn.

Ter steia6rilprossf IN Garis mag
cine aeHOeruus in fran5OFiasH
3rimiHal0crfabreH brrbcifHbrez..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
anitruGcn.
gsrOcrbIi@ss ernbcnfcncr.

E"NEV - -tNIs
Sn Ser Great Boulder Boloarube
It elm 8ran0 oussebrohen Der bereits
sinen Gdaoen BON $1,500,00O ongg.
ridtet bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
saiffsnnactbiim nepIant.
NonOon. s. Nonemher.

Son0on, 8. RoOember.
Ser neueite britii6e Grea0nouabt-
freu3er n2ion" uno iein Sdmciter.
ifiif, fiir melhe sic Gontrafte qeruOe
olisgegeben murOcn, meroen, mic aus
outer Gueae berlautet, elm @ehali
non 26,350 Eonnen un0 cine Shncl.
ligfeit bon 2S 9noten ha6eu. 9icic
Shiffe meroen 700 SUB lang iein.
MIR 50 Sub fiir5er. ais ser @unarof
0anpier n9riitania". Sic merDen 8.
5onigc @eidiibe fiibren. 9icie GRO
Beli arieasihiffc mer0cn ieoes fiber
$4,000 900 fnlten. Gas lette bri.
tide Sdlnhtidjift Der Orion, Del.
len Giel man iett IN Gortmoutb Ieqt.
bat 22.500 Conner @ebalt.
Sine 9ieSc Sernburss.
2iperpool, 8. 3oo.
Ger Qolonialiefretdr oes 9eut.
id)cn &ei6s, @ernbor0 Sernbura,
belt bier mdbrenO zines @anfetts,
0as bon Der Embellishments qeqeben
ipuroe. cine 3e0e in Der CT aid feline
neulide 9leile nah ocn Ser. Stao-
ten ermdbnte. Seiner @uiiht nod
proouireu sic Ser. Staaten nidli
g%eaiiqenO 9aumpoae nm Die @elt
BIT nerlorgeit, uno ouberOefn lei Der
9atlmmollbau BORT su foitipieIig.
gr meinte. oie britiihen uno bic
0eutihen &olonien, ole nun nur
5000 gaIlen @aummoile p%roorsiren
fonnten gar8 GIT oas bunOerttude
leiiten. Ger 8%aumipoQbnu in icnen
Solomon iolte nit allen ar1ften
~geforoert mer0en, uno er fonne
BroBbritannien Die ber5liffte Wlit.
billie 0eutidlanOs in 0ieier Sade 5li.
iidlern.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
3n garteiiid d.

Sie r6smaIiss S0din Der Srau
S%trinbcil, ais 3cnsin bes Siaats
pOrscfabri, c~ripeiIt FdJ ais loyal.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
GnsIanO.
SnffraaetteR Dernrtbcilt.
2onoon, 10. 9too.

glice &auI ulo Imeliu 9romn, sic
5fpei Suffragctten, ole pGbren0 0es
8anfetts in Ser @uilObua onld6lih
Der Imtse:niiibrang 0cs neuen2oros
maDors Elm Seuiter einihlugen, iin0
5i ie eiucm 9iouot 9pangsarbcit
berurtbeilt morOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
5er 8egsnt bon grnuni6Brig Der-
Loot nd.
Berlin, 10. g1op.

@ernigero0e, g. Robember.
lie 8qrlobuas oes &erjogs 50.
bann AI5radt BON gfaalerburg.
ShDerin oas 8egeHieH BON Brain.
l4Deis, nit Der qriaseiIiR Gliiaba9
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
Sapan.

garlamsntserOfmHns anseiett.
Eoiio, O. 0ooember.
6 pur0e nmtIih bcfannt gernndt.
0ob 0as i1pamihe 4arlament am
p. Zeembar IN IotiO s~uiammenire'
Ten uIro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

BON Stolbere.&obIa nurOe befannt
genladt. Sic @od5eit lit duf Den 10.
Gc5embcr feitgeiett.
Ser5og Sobanu @Itredt, Der 80
Sabre alt lit, pur0e i'm Nsai 1907
pon Dem 2anOtage 0es @roBbersod.
tbums sum Reacnten gcpdblt, GA lid
Die Strcitigfeiten iiber oie Thronon.
ipriide Ocs @er5ogs non Cumberland
en0los in oie S0nge 5olcn. Seine cr.
itc @emobIiu mar sic E~rinseiiin gIi.
iabetb BON Sadicn . @eimar Gle.
nodL bic Dor 16 Wfonatcn pcrihic0.
Sic @rout ltebt in ibrem 25. Sabre.
Der Sieler Observation-Disclosures.
&iel, 9. GoOember.
@Gbreno ser Observation-Disclosures
aegeu Die ser Gurditedercien i'm bic.
iigeu MISUNDERSTANDING unae-
flaaten iiinf &auiIeutC un0 pier 81.
fi5iere ereiauete iidl cine oramatiide
S5ene. Ger poriieenoe &id)ter fiin..
oiate nGnlih aan3 unoermittelt an,
oaB liant elmer lluteriudnnQ nidt MIR
9ofumcnte ans oen amtliden Aften-
bebdltern ~geItoblen, ion0eru aud ae.
fGIihte Gofitmente ieiteus ser anQe-
flaaten Sff3iere un0 9eonlten unter.
geihoben muroen 70 0aB oie peridie.
oencn Experimentation pirfIih
Qloubtcn, cs bdt0le ildl bel 0en
ShminOelcien um eaH5 normale
SranSattionen.
.3n 0cn arn meiiten lleberraldten
gcborten unitrcitig oie angefla9ten
Offi3ierc.
Inter Sen bcruommencn 3euaen
bcfan0 iid and ser &i5c.A0miraI BON
llIe0om, @cncrolinfpcftcur 0cs 9ieler
Tlottenbaubofcs. Gr crfldrte mehrere
@erfduic infer Dem iibliheu 4reis.
@r beridtetc ferner. oab iUGbreno oes
Sahres 1908 Material im8erthe bon
mehr ais $15O00O00 ourd Ole
SGnoe Ser Qeamten gingen.
Sat cine quite &ciHnua BON Chicago.
Berlin, 9. Rooember.
@rofefor GIbrcdt &end. Der nIs
QaiierouStauidprofeiior i'm Sehriobre
19O8-19O9 an Der Columbia lint.
beriitdt III Amerifa Geographic lcbrte,
belt bier cinen @ortrag iiber ieine
9eiie nm 6ie Gr0e. @r idliI0ertc Rem
gorf nit ieinen flint MiIionen Gin.
fpobnern OILS cine groBortige Staot.
meinte aber, ihlieblih meroe bod
Chicago cine nod groBere Staot ais
AelD g)ort mer0en.
Sin w%crtbDOaer SnnO.
Berlin, 9. Nooember.
9oB sic biloneriide aunit idon I'M
Gtein5citalter beitono, benefit elm
Tun0, Der bel Sttit, uabe Saatibor, in
Shleiien, gemahtpuroe, fao maue cine
@ruppe Don IS Sduiern. OH elm 1ori
ans Der Gtein5eit biloeten, eutoedte.
SSn einem oieier Sduier fonO man
cine ans Gbon aeiertigte Statue elmer
G0ttin, 6eren 9lIter man aut 1000.
Sabre iddbt.
Sin @crgleidj.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
On wcrthgOaer iymn6.
Sin gcraIeid.
Berlin, s. 9oo.

Wetttlls .. 9tuD.
Ser Sanoelsminiitsr b. GDOom
botte NIT @aloemor Shmi0tmoan
uno an0ern &aligrlibenbefibern Die
an ben amer. Observation-Disclosures
intereiiirt iin0, iotpie nit 0iitglieoern
Oes oeutihen adliiDH0if cine Son.
ferena IN Der Die 20oe !. 8erbin.
Dung nit Der ocutiden Goliior0eruna
beiproden mur0e. @ls Reiultat 6ieier
8eiprefuug iheint cine @eiieguna
0cs 5iDiiden ben bei0eH 10ftioneu &C..
fibrten Samples mabriheinlih, uuo.
sipar in elmer fir @Ge befrieoigsn0eu
@eiie, Die suqleih Die Giderung Der
amer. 4ontrafte mobrnimmt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
epanien.

3nltanoe fcbrcn iuieSer.
MaOriO. 6. 0OD.
9ic ipaniide Gegierlmg CAB Den
fataloniidlen 8%ropiu5en 9arcelond
mo @crona Die nerfaiunqsmGbigen
@ehte, bic felt Dem Iebten Sui mad
ausbrub Der Nebolte in 0ieien Bro.
nia3en iuspenOirt mor0en iuaren, tpies
Der 8uriid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
3n %fOitipicIia.

Gas preuBiife mo 0as bauriIde
Sriegsminiiterium er0rtern CUR 3eit
&roieft, fponoh ole 4nfertiguuq
bon &aiieu mo Wfunition gdiBlid
bon &ripatfirmen beiorgt meroen iou.
oa cs iid erpieien bot. oaB Die Sabri.
fation ieitens 0es States All foit-
ipielia lit. Plus 0uenen, Die ols Iehr
oerldBIid geItcn, beiBt es. 0ab oie
aruppihe @eieaihaft i'm @egriff lit,
in SnaolitaOt IN 9berbanern cine RE.
iige 3%meigdnlage 81 erridten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
Aus3ddnune.

GOmarO cr6rbt anlaHIi6 lei
mes @ebprtstagcs BEN IOmiral
5iiser in Den &airsHanO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08
chin..a nramatle crudltle,.

Here is sample of one Of the naive
bits Of Chinese stage craft HON Ling,
leading tragedian, playing the part Of
the younger son, renders a solo which
means that the widow and orphans
are going to the temple to celebrate
funeral rites The property man sets
on the stage a little box for an altar
and throws over the widows head a
white veil, symbol Of mourning Then
HON Ling, as the younger son, waves
bis hands and kicks his foot lee a
man punting a football This signifies
that the rest Of the family il out az
his sphere Of action The scene has
officially changed from house to
temple. SO, while the rest Of the fam
liz kneels before the altar. HON Ling
strolls over aud chats with one OF the
musicians who happens to be resting.
--EYerybody's Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

eF~-~~
Short silk coats, half price at The
Vaughan Store.
The Frank McWhorter Co.'S ad. will
interest you BE sure 10 read 1t.
Five skilled labmers at Miers' sani-
tary shop take pains to satisfy patrons
You should take advantage Of the spe-
cial sale Of wrappers for soc at Perry's
Saturday
Silent cloth for tables. See the nice
thick piece we have for doc per yard.
Veale 4 knight.
Regular meeting Of Sc. Johns Court,
g. o. III No see, in X. OF @. hall,
Thursday evening at 7sSo.
There win be meeting Of Tire Yer.
mont Poultry association Friday even.
ing at . O'Clock at sowden & Lyons
store.
The prayer meeting will be held at
David Bowles on Hill street Friday ev.
ening, the 9th, at 730. II Is very good.
Why not come and help
You can buy strictly pure Paris green
for 25 cents pound al the N. d. Phelps
company. We also have fly driver,
hellebores, Bordeaux mixture and spray
pumps
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today were II. Pamaratz,
New York; J. w. johnson, S. L. Arnell,
John J. Malloy, r. E. Donaldson, J. u.
Cnshman, Boston; A. Mckenzie, eLom.
lister, Mass J. A. Bond. Boston; Frank
Cabin, Pawtucket, r. l.; J. B. Robins,
Providence, r. II; John TamsoB, San
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Blickln,
Canaan, N. H.; r. H. Topper White
River Junction; R, r. Bass, Taunton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08
Ladies' Tailored Suits

AT $500 are some Suit values which
you cannot afford to miss If you want a
good suit at a little money. Here are
some suits in avariety Of the best styles
Of the season, the most Of them similar
to the new fall styles, but we only have
one Of kind, and wish to close them
out at once. Here are suits made of the
best satin faced goods as well as Of fine
worsteds. The styles you need to see
to appreciate their value These are
our regular SIS. 90 values.
At sl3.75 are what We have left Of
our s27. so Suits. These are mostly
sample Suits we have used to take
orders from, 80 will only find one Of
style, but If you can find you size, it
will pay you to look them over.
At Sis. 90 are few Of our best color
ed Suits OF the ser son, the styles and
cloths you viii find only the best Reg
ular price was 5000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08

SAILED OVER BURLINGTON.
Aerouaut Steered His Balloon to Won
der Of a Big Crowd.

Aeronaut Steered His Balloon to Won
der Of a Big Crowd.
Burlington, July Sat 4,2e o'clock
yesterday afternoon Nassr's dirigible
balloon made it's FIRST successful fight
in this city, before crowd which ex-
tended from College street to Maple
street on WinoosId avenue.
The engine was soon started and he
was off into the air, shooting to the
north. He soon changed his direction
and was cireling to the south, with the
Dyes Of several thousand people fixed in
tently on him. He swooped towards the
ground. dofled his hat to the crowd and
waa soon again in the heigbts. The
ship went south al far as the Ferari
show ground where Mr.. Nassr had pre-
viously ennounced he would land, and
sure enough he did and there was soon
crowd to greet him there, for auto
mobiles and vehiclcs Of all kinds plung
ed down shelburne Road hot on the
trail Of the balloon.
The ship landed safe and sound in
the middle OF the show ground and af-
ter repairing a few braces Mr., Nassr
was ready 10 be Of again Again he
was out in the air but the engine stop
ped. On account Of the height Of the
fences around the shew ground the
airshp had 70 60 up at an angle Of
about As degrees and the result was
that the gasoline could not flow fact
enough Assistants were ready to
catch the balloon when it descended Just
north Of the show grounds and when
the engine was again adjusted the bal
loon was of again for the final fight
of tie day On account Of the Lack Of
gas the ship was forced to rise at such
an angle that the chain flew from the
spyoeket and the machine made clean
descent in front OF the home Of Mrs.
Horatio IIickok. The air ship was tax
en- back to the aerodrome because Of the
lack Of oxygen in the balloon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08
Ladies Tailored Suits at
0ne-HaIf Price

At 5000 are what we have left Of
$500 Suits. These are Suits which are
in a variety Of styles. no two alike.
colors blue, tan, and black Coat is
made in the best style, with good full
circular gore skirt.
At $1,000 are two suits, one blue and
one black. These are a square cut coat
suit, with full circular gore Skirt. We're
our regular $50 90 Suits.
At $1l.25 are few worsted Suits in
blue, and black. Are Suits that are
made in the best Of style and Of very
fine quality worstcd goods. Coats are
made S6-inches long and lined with
guaranteed satin. Skirts are full nine
and eleven gore style. These are suits
that have been selling at $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08
Ladies' Tailored Suits

Here are some values In ladies' Tall
ored Suits which should interest those
who want a good Suit, as these are our
best Suits at just half-price.
At 50. rs is our Misses Junior Suit in
red, size is years. Coat Is made good
length, with the new sleeve. skirt Is
full circular gore. Suit is finished with
satin bands.
At SO. rs are three Ladies Tailored
Suits in blue, and black Coat is made
36-inches long, straight cut. with large
lapel pockets, Skirt is made full circu-
lar gore style. Is our regular 80
Suit.
Az 81. so are four Suits which are ex-
ira values as they are special suit we
put out a, $500. Coat 10 made 36-in-
ehes long, with new cut front and side.
Skirt IL full circular gore. Suit is fin
ished with buttons, has good satin
lining.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08
A FLOWER AND A WISH.
Tire Romantic Marriage Of Dc Lesseps
Of Suck Canal Fame.

tHs NVW@nNS WHfftaAe tF 10 ~ceSePs
Of Suck Canal Fame.
Sir Henry Brackenbury tells In
Blackw0ods Magazine the story Of
the romantic marriage OF NJ. de Les
seps. A Frenchman living in Reunion
was compelled By the illness Of his
wife to take her to France He sailed
with his wife and two young daugh-
ters, hat the wife died on the voyage.
Some time afterward the Frenchman
called on NJ de Lesseps, told him OF
his misfortunes and Of his sufferings
on the long sea voyage and expressed
the wish 10 dedicate the remainder or
his life to the furtherance Of the con.
struetion OF the Suez canal. De Lesseps
gave him an appointment az Isnailia,
and employment was found In one Of
the workshops there for his daughters,
One day De Lesseps' attention was
attracted by these two girls, with
whom he entered into conversation.
He came again next day and gave to
each of them flower, saying that
they should frame wish the last
thing at night and that II in the morn
ing they found that the flowers had
opened the wish would be granted
on the following morning be went
to their house and found one OF the
girls smiling, the other in tears, He
asked the cause OF the latter's sadness.
aMy flower has not opened" she re-
piled.
sTell me your wish, 40 that II posi-
bic it may be granted, 7 responded NJ.
de Lesseps,
"Ah, 70 you least Of all men can
tell it" was her answer The great
engineer married her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Special sale Of fancy cantaloupes at
"Tony'sV today.
Gust Martenson was o business visitor
IN Northaeld to-day,
zoe wash suiting Friday and Saturday
at lsc yard at Naughan's
You can buy Domestic wrapper at
Perry's for soc on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rossi returned last
night from visit in Boston.
Sec the ladies' eingham petticoats at
75c, Csc, and sl,25, at Abbott's.
For your public surrey call the City
hotel livery stable. Phone lsA-li'
S. d. Morse and son Of Danvillo were
business visitors in this city to-day
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr.,
and Mrs. c. Fersola Of Smith street.
Fred Cults Is taking vacation from
his work at the Union Clothing Store.
Mrs. David Cilley left to-day to spend
the summer at Old Orchard Beach, Ne.
Sec the bargains we have in bed
spreads for sl26 each, yeale & Knight.
Dante Rossi returned last night from
visits in Broekton, Mass and ProFi.
dence, r. !.
Charles Bassett of Boston is visiting
At the home Of Malcolm McClay Of
Graniteville
Giuseppe Razzai returned yesterday
from few days visit in Boston and
Providence, K. /.
Mrs. Edward Livendale and children re.
turned today from a visit with rcla-
tivcs at Lynn. Mass.
Miss Della johnson and Mrs. w. D.
Kidder went 10 Old Orchard Beach to.
day for two weeks vacation.
Willis and John Ingram Of Bridgeport,
Conn, are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Mamie Ingram Of Bemis place,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w Allen Of Licking.
ton, Mass, are visiting at the home 81
w. n. Richardson Of Mount street.
John Anderson, Olaf Anderson and 81
lis Christianson returned to-day from
visits in Boston and Quincy, Mass
Misses Jennie and Ids Congo and Jes.
sic Patton left to-day for Bethlehem, N
H. where they viii work in a hotel.
Rev. and Mrs. W. S, Wallace returned
to their home in South Ryegate to-day
after visit at the home d w. II. Good.
fellow.
Miss Christine Tubbs left to-day for
the Sinclair House, Bethlehem, where she /
viii work during the remainder OF the
summer.
The party who took the tools from
our stoneshed Is asked to return them
at once and avoid further trouble. Pet.
er Parks. wg
Mr. and Mrs. William Mcdonald Of
Park street were among those who went
to Burlington this morning to attend
the celebration.
G. r Pike, who officiated as starting
judge at the races held by the Gentle
mems Driving club this week, returned |
to his home in Windsor to-day.
The Buffalo Bin base ball team de.
feated the Poienta team yesterday af
ternoon by the score 81 Ia 2. The 1
batteries fer the Bills were Soldini, Mar.
chest and Columbo and for the Polentas
Marchesi, Calderara and Mario.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday we're d. A. Small +. w. Baldwin,
Boston; Miss V. f. Stoddard. Manches-
ter, n. H.; II. n Widges, New York; I
r. A. Herrick, Quebec; Wallace French, +
st. Albans G. j. Kingston. Lancaster,
N. I'll; =. A. snnderlin, Lebanon, N. H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-08
WOULD SEE MRS. TAFT.
Stranger at Beverly Had Message
Barred BY Secret Service Men.


Barred BY Secret Service Men.
Beverly, Mass, July s.--A well.dress.
cd man, giving his name as Corey and
claiming a residence in Brighton, called
at the grounds Of the summer capitol
at Burgess Point, Beverly Cove, yeeter.
day afternoon He asked permission Of
one of the secret service men at the en-
trance to hand letter to Mrs. William
III Taft.
He stated that his mother was near
relative Of the President and that be
wanted to deliver the letter to Mrs
Taft. His request was not granted, the
secret service man stating that he would
deliver the letter to Mrs. Taft II be
wished 70 have her receive Il.
The visitor handed the message over
to the secret service man, who started
to deliver the same The man threw
himself on the grass and commenced 10
kick his feet in the air, stating that
'this ID what ! can life"
The letter proved 10 be Of no account
and was returned to the visitor, who
left the grounds without making further
trouble