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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

THE Ledger Joins a hOst Of friends
in Mexico and Andrain county in ex-
tending sincere sympathy TO Mrs.
Fros4. Of the vandaliz Leader, On
the deaeh Of her father.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
CROP PROMISES TO Be
LBUkPER N ALluKES
OFFRH PRODUCTsHERE
AUoRAIN COUNTY DOING YER
SHARE TOWARD MAKING TIE
HISTORY OF ONE or TIE
GREATEST or FARMING YEARS
IN UNITED STATES
Missosn Farmers ss Wen 40 othes
Reap Lsrsezs HzrseEts IN oeezses-
TIE Figures frcn An over shs
Country

CNnc1 0fG H8bS y RSSotH NGfE
had been deliwerea IN ms e3S al
most 10000 D.. e wAsst 500 ~. q
esrn ara 5000 -. q osts- TIE hzr-
vest s not haif IN ard the tse,i
,~ssas 10 sErssst foo.ooo ~. ssnSs
ksryess began. Tire ether sarsas are
prqporNqastely izrpe.
The marvellous corn enoF and 9th
e prod1oas IN AnATzia county this
year is Eonds<faL Il Is even re
gan3ed as quite within the likely thai
eyen this garden SPOT. whsre big
crops are the usual thing. viii break
al rs prevsoos records In the sbun-
dance and quality OF the 1893 crop.
condition which all other paris Of
Missouri and the United States is
reported.
Combines Yield Of Cereals.
The combined yield Of the five
leading cereals. estimated on prsssn.
conditions. aggregates the sGupendous
total Of 1870. .O00. 900 bushels com
pared TO = total OF l,S3s 900 900 bu.
year ago-an increase Of 54e. .0e0 .0ea
bushels-and by far the larges az
gregate ever raised
Winter Wheat Figures Larger
While the Aagust estimate Of the
government did not equal ;ss ;ss =5zss-
tional promise Indicated for corn and
oats in the July report, the figures
on winter wheat were raised about
81. .000, 900 bushels. The thTeshing re-
turns from the wirter wheat belt
have exceeded the mos. roseate
hopes Of the growers and the total
crop now estimated-435.O0 900 900 bush
eIs-is practically the same as a
yearago, notwithstanding the bis
decrease in acreage.
The winter wheat crop has been
secured under the most favorabls
conditions and the quality Of the ee
real is placed at so.3 compared tC
s0.l a year ago.
Winter Wheat Harvest
The average yield an acre Of win
ter wheat was placed at l5.5 bush
els, as against 144 bushels in 1908
and the gloomy forebodIngs Of the
expects who did their best to Kill
the crop have not been justified in 4
single instance
The Corn Yield
The July figures on corn showet
a yield of s,li7 100000 bushels bu
the August estimate OF 2.sl5 600 .0e'
bushels, If secured, win be th'
largest yield on record comparin
with total of 4.O0O. 900 busheI
in 1908. The condition showed
J drop from ss.3 in July 20 s4.4 o.
nearly points. due TO drought Fl
some sections and too much mois
ture In others.
Oats Outlook ls Excellent
On oats crop OF 997. 900 900 bushels
or the largest on record. is indicat
ed by a condition of s5.5. eompar
ed to a promise of 1000, 900 bushel
last month on a condition Of sS.3.
y ar ago the final crop was onl.
; s07, 900. 900 bushels, the August con
dition in 1908 being 7s.s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
WYLDE-RockWELL
WEDDING IN SEPTEMBER.

Invitations were issued Monday by
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Rockwell, Of Mar
tinsburg, for the marriage of their
daughter, Clara Marguerite. to Mr..
J. Elmer Wylde. Of St. Louis, We'd
neSday. September first at IL O'Clock.
br and Mrs. Wylde win be at home
an-er December first at 81. Louis,
Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
GEO. ROBERTSON.

jeff. Sims retarned TO Jeffer-
aon City with the TWO oonRIcts, VIM.
johnson tcol.) and Buck Howard.
who were brought to this city to
testify IN the Anderson case.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

HON. CHAMP CLARK lost S7oeS 1ss
account OF remaining a& his posi- in
Washington and not filling chau-
tzuqnz engagements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

DON'T thr0w watermelon rines
and trzsh in the Court House yard.
The iznitor Is trying 70 keep It clean
and attractive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

THE Ex-Confederzte regnion In
Nexieo fhe latter paTs of seDssm-
Der promises 20 be a large gath
erine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
WINNERS oE


Martha Gilliland Of Welkyill|
was announced among those v
were successful in the Flat Id
land disrlhn4ion at Couer d Ale
Friday, her number bing 2406. O
or Mlssourians in this sect
who were among the winners Ee
Mrs. Julia L. Gordon and L. E. ri
Of Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
The Weekly Ledger


WIEN 200 sow yOzr whszs thz
faR pz o1 soss fertilizer. i wn
~ -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Mrs. T. J. Sims is home from II.
lino'e where she attended the fun.
eral Of her mother, Mrs. J. G. Pen
nell. who died last Tuesday morn.
ing. Just 16 days previous TO the
inoiher's death. her father died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

THE Azxvazee. No, Ex-ConseteF-
Reuufnx W4s a big s5ccevz - usual
s1d rel amended ~ Mezieo people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Thursday was the hottest day for
several years. The thermometer reg.
istered 9S in the shade. Wednesday
the temperature was 81 and Tuesday
81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Mrs. 7. J. Finn Is home from II.
linols where she attended the fun.
erai Of her mother. Mrs. J. B. Ten.
nell, who died last Tuesday morn.
Ing. just 16 days previous 70 the
mothers death, her father died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
sPRouL ACADEMY
OPENS SEPT.

VI IiNS S-t -
Business Teachers Review Cou
IS. Regular School work. Best
vantages in Piano and Voice.
dividual attention, ResuEs gu
anteed or pupil dismissed. Car
B. Sproul, Prin. 23-4 d4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Miss NASz Aad Erslyz TArsReAa
are WISHING thsir gaz31othsy. Mn
Acc1ze. a. AzrFzRa
Mn D. A. NcNlizz saa Mn Le-
b NEchsH ars visiting Nm Rs<AAr1
King 81 WentxTiIis.
Nm c. d Rodess ard ehldrsnI
are hone fro1 = vizE VII frie16s
n No1isonery Cay
Nr. z1a Mrs r r Bseknsr. Dr.
d. o. BiEgx Snd wife. Masses MaTyI
RuekzeF and Gene xxx ana Mr. y
7. B8ekDez Es1< hy sztoz80esle 10
sxsod the cosazbIA Pair this week
MrL ". {. Johrsoa and Der gasss.
Bsrs. M7rrAy. we're dlnnsr guests
Thzrsday Of Mns- IAwdsr. =. Mrs
spsure'A
Masters Clifford and Ar1hur Nerr-
nan we're the supper gussz Tuesday
nf Masters Douglass ard william
Walker Johnson These four gen
sle-nsn soimea a stag party who took
supper sith Mr.. sn, MIS-. wallace
DesrfBe on Wednesday.
Miss Julia Ross was the very pbess
an hostess at a O'Clock dinner yes
serday. Following the dinner de-
Nghtful evening was spent on the
lawn. The guests we're Mr. and Ms
Z. A Dearng. Mr.. and Nrs. W. C
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Gras-
sell and Mrs. Murphy.
Mrs. Arthur Lee was the very g.
greeable dinner hostess. az Mrs
speuce's. on Thursday for a party
Of her friends. After dinner the
guests accompanied their hostess 20
her home and there spent a most
pleasant afternoon. at games, con
yersatiOn and tanning. The guests
were Mesdames j. T. Johnson. H
b. Cole, r. d. worrell, E S. Wilson,
S. B. Cook, r. r. Arnold and Miss
Esther Houston.
Miss Jane Rodgers treated her
gues y and a few OF her friends 70
delightful bunking party Wednes-
day night. Lunch vas served ev-
cry four hours which naturally In
snred a finst-class time In addition
to Misses Mabel and Dhlyn, Carter.
OF Slater. and Miss Frances Hudson,
of weIlsville, who are the guests at
the Rodgers home, there were pres
ed. Misses Julia Cave. Mary Pollard
Barbara Johnson. Isabel and Pauline
Craddock.
Mr.. Robert McDonough was the
pleasant hostess during last week OF
house party ladies' who mos,
thoroughly enjoyed their stay al
this hospltable mansion Hay riding
driving and picnicing we're the di.
versions indulge IN throughout the
week. Those who formed the pauJ
were MesdsSnes Annie Weismueller
Junior Towne and Misses Annie Kes
ner and Sophia Hostein, Of ST. Louis
and Misses MeDonough, of Jefferson
City. and Georgia and Grace Yam
cey and virgie Medeaf. Of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

poNT cxuy coacsAled uez5Q1E.
u1Ser e.s Dss Law Fo1 EfH b
prezvkly srreset. q caught
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

WHAT sbost ths bls sEto1os.is
rsce Msxioe Is sonE 20 have sh.z
GAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

AUDRAIS tarns are ssIling AZ ad-
vanes6 prioeA They are EtiD the
ebsapsag. investmax y0u can flnd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Geo. Lee. president Of the Mexico
Fair Association, is home from Co
lumbia where he attended the Fair
and reports large crowd in at.
tendance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
COLUMBIA BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Bookkeeping, shorthand. typewrlt
ing, penmanship, all commercial
courses. Boys and Girls may work
their way. Write for catalog to-
day. Geo. Beasley, Pres. Box 20.
22-4t-d4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
7 SOCIETY /,

Nh. J. L Mason. a Joaessars
rEl - tie Ezesz Deu week q NJ
and Mrs.. C. H. czrpentsr.
Nrz. wlsoz ard czughxerx. Who
hare been the gussts Of Ma JoAni
ssrien. have returned % their home
n Teuple. Tex
Mss Etb& Boosh zser a pleas
ana visit vaeas Mrs. c. H. c4rpsafsr.
has returned 70 her bc1e n Nat
t0on. m
Kiss Floy Cope leaves shortly for
Magnolia, Ia
Miss Fannie Czrpsnaer. Of St Loui
Publishing H0ose. EIll visit with
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Carpenter nert
week.
A monster hay ride under the able
leadership oi sEessrS. voorhies Coons
and Frank Brutnn with several chap
sA0ns cock E pleasant drive 20
Auxvasse last evening and attended
a lava party While there.
Mrs. R. R.ArnoId informally enter
tained few Of her FRIENDS for Mrs.
COX on Thursday evening. A great
deal OF conversation sz4 continuous
ly served iced refreshments insured
q very delightful tine to the parti-
cipauts.
Mrs. c. H. Carpenter and Mrs. Jno.
strieff pleasantly entertained Monday
evening for their guests. The Miss
es wilson. Of Texas, are Mrs.
STREETS guests and Misses Floy Cope
and Leisle Young. Of Jonesburg, to
gether with Miss Bthel Booth, OF
Natoon, m. are the guests Of Mrs.
Carpenter. Their entertainment was
IN the nature q a musicale Miss
Booth, Hiss Wilson and Mr.. Ed. WI
lisms supplied some highly enioya-
able numbers. Iced refreshments
closed the very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Charlie Luckie entezains to
day with a six O'Clock dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Carpenter and
their guests. the Misses Cope and
ToaEg.
Mrs. J. c. Ringo and daughter.
Mrs. John Denser. are spending a
week az Bowling Green Springs.
You VIII find Phillips New Lady
shop a perfect dream. Opening date
soon announced.
Mrs. w. L. Harper returns from a
visit with her mother In Kansas
|Cf.y to-day.
Miss Minnie Harrison. after a
visit with friends at Auxvasse this
week. has returned 20 Mexico.
Miss Elizabeth Price left wednea-
day for a three weeks visit with
friends in Kansas City and Norborne.
The opening OF Phillips New La
dy Shop VII be society event
Weh worth your while.
Mr. uu0b c.rtwv4,,. =, G, ro,,s
- - 19'' VI '4'' 0s"A n"Oe'''
Miss Della Middleton, Of Tulsa.
-
Mrs. L. II. White has been the
guest Of her mother. Mx. See. In
Mrs. Mark Pitcher and Miss Mabel
Pileher are in Excelsior Springs on
visit.
Ladies'. expec. what You win Of
the Phillips New Lady Shop. you
win not be disappointed. Soon
ready.
Mrs. James Adkins and son, An
thony. Of EldCrado, Kansas. are the
guests Of Mrs. r. s. Martin and Mrs.
Cadwallader.
Tn opening Clothes Show Exhibi-
announced now in few days. wasch
for day and date.
-.
@ ~o HAS zen 'ne euesl On
- 'N- ''.1, ~ - "o'ieli' 'eie NA'S
'A Ao' N'Nl'DiA " ''sie fe'4'i'''S'
Miss virginia Hart has returned 10
her home in windsor Mo afser a
'.N WIN M anu 'i'S . ~ D@A'
DR.. Cole. Of sedalia. is the gues.
o. Mr. and Mru ]. r. johnson Dr.
and Mrs Cole wiz re.urn home nm
Phillips New Lady sbop win rank
with any city department Of it's kind
only a few days until Won will have
the pleasure of inspecting il.
ces Guthrie are attending a house
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Fred Garner and Frank SqaI|
went to Perry to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
MRS. HILL STRICKEN
WITH PARALYSIS sUNDA

Mrs. Agnes Hill. of this city. was
Stricken with paralysis last Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Hill is visiting at
the home OF her niece, In Paris, Mo-.
and It was at her home that she
was taken I'll. She is paraIyzed in
the right side. Mrs. Hin is an aun.
of Mrs. Wakefield and Miss Georgia
McClintic. The latter is at the bed
side Of Mrs. Hill 10 wait on her
during her illness. She Is In criti-
cal condition. She is rs years old.
Mrs. Hill is visiting IN Paris at
the home Of Mrs. sproul.
The Centralia Courier editorially
says: "a new and most satiafac-
tory experence-we sent the Mex
leo hautauqua our adv. bill one
day and got the cataroons the next.
You might as weIl try to keep a
squirrel on the ground in the tim
ber as to keep that kind Of enter
prise down. The Mexico "Chau." I"
under the present management. is
a success, and It will continue TO
make good - it's run on business
lines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

A Jolly automobile party compos.
ed OF Mr.. and Mrs. /. Silverssein
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Phillip, Messrs. 81 and Nathan Phil.
lip made run from Mexico to Lou
isiana Sunday. A generous lunch
added pleasure to the trip which
was made in the Phillips fine tour.
ing car.
Miss Mania Garrett Is visiting in
St. Louis.
Miss Martha Carroll, of st. Louis.
has been the guest this week of Mrs. |
s. ]. Buckner.
Mr. Howard Cook, OF jefferson
City, is the guest OF relatives and
friends here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
Winter Wheat Harvest

The average yield an acre Of win
ter wheat was placed at l5.5 bush
els, as against 144 bushels in 1908.
and the gloomy forebodings Of the
expects who did their best TO kill
the crop have not been justified in a
single fnxfanca
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-03
DIED AT wAIrsFIELD.
wesley G. McAllister, a Well known
Citizen.

Waitsheld, June s--Wesley @. Ne
Allister, life long resident Of this town
died yesterday morning after a three
days illness following shock. It Was
the second one and from the first his
condition was critical.
lie was barn June 5, 1913 on farm
not far from where be passed the last
days OF his life. December 26, 1866, he
was married to Alma r. daughter Of
stephen and Angeline Parker, who with
six children survives him. The children
are Mrs. Daniel IT, skinner, and Mrs.
w C. Bragg, Of Randolph, II. 4. w
McAllister, Of DEMO, Oregon, G Me.
Allister, Of Montpelier, end Miss aache
Laura, OF East Montpelier he also
leaves two brothers, William and Post
master z. H. McAllister of Waits6eld
He was one Of the prominent citizeus
of the town having held, at different
times. a number Of the offices and was
highly esteemed BY every body being
well known through the valley. When
young man he became connected with
the Masonic orders and has occupied the
different chairs in that order He was
genial naturtd man who always had 2
good word for everybody.
The funeral win be held from his
late home at 1880 o'clock Friday after
noon under Masonic direction, The in.
terment win be in the cemettry near
his home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-03
HEROINE or is SAVES 40 LIVES.
Leads Fiance Through Smoke and Flame.
Noble Deed in N. X. Tenement.

New York, June "a pretty le-year-
Did heroine saved the lives of five fami-
hes, including 20 children, risking her
own life and urging her fance to follow
her, in tenement fire at III Herkimer
street, Brooklyn, early yesterday.
She was returning from a ball with
her escort when the blaze was discovered
and lost no time in giving the alarm.
shN rushed through the burning halt
ways and upstairs through smoke 50
dense that she could hardly see her way,
and, after being convinced that every
person had been aroused, FASTENED to
he street. refusing to give her name
when asked, saying, Il haven't done
anything" and joining the young man
burned away.
One fireman was seriously injured and
six others had narrow escapes.
Tho Gre started in the three-story
frame factory building occupied by the
Automatic door and sash manufacturing
company, 7l3 Herkimer street, and had
enveloped the building when it was dis
covered by the brave girl and her escort.
She at once thought of the peril Of the
occupants Of the tenement next door,
and, telling the young man to follow
her, without hesitation rushed into the
building.
The upper floors and roofs were ablaze
and smoke was pouring down the stair
ways. She went to one part Of the
building and he to the other and soon
all the occupants had been notified Of
the ERE and were escaping in their night
clothing down the stAirways.
William Steers Of engine company 81,
while assisting in directing line of
hose at the second hooE Of the factory
building, was struck BY sash and
knocked from the ladder. He was caught
by companions and taken to the street
A physician was summoned and found
that the mans injury was serious but
not necessarily fatal.
Three firemen Of hook and ladder
company OF and three members Of en-
CINE company n were on top Of the
factory building when an explosion Of
turpentinc caused the roof to cave in
They saved their lives by jumping across
a 10-foot alley to roof Is feet below
None of them was hurt.
The damage TO the buildings and con.
tents was about $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-03
LADIES, WHY NOT PRESERVE YOUR
YOUTH AND BEAUTY 7

Nothing 50 detraets from the attrae.
tiveness Of women as dull faded lustef-
less hair.
There il no excuse for this condition
nowadays because notice Is hereby given
to the readers Of The Times that Pa
risian Sage the quick acting hair rcstor.
Il IL now on sale ia Barre at the Red
Cross Pharmacy and Is sold with q rigid
guarantee at 50 cents bottle.
Since its introduction into America
Partisan Sage has had an immense sale
and here are the reasons;
Ii is safe and harmless.
It cures dandruff in two weeks, by
killing the dandrutf germ.
1t stops falling hair,
1t promptly stops itching Of the scalp.
It makes the hair soft, glossy and
luxuriant
1t gives life and beauty 70 the hair.
It il not sticky OF greasy.
IL is the daintiest perfamed hair tonic
made
1t Is the zest the most pleasant and
invigorating hair dressing made.
For sale By leading druggists every
where. The girl with the auburn hair
is on every package.
Fight shy Of the druggist who offers
you substitute, be is unworthy Of your
confidence
This is what Mrs Elizabeth Z. Ander-
son, Merchandising. Pa, writes: q
had given up hope Of ever being cured Of
dandruf. when / purchased a bottle Of
Partisan Sage 1t has entirely removed
The dandruG, and has started a growth
OF new hair, and al this after having
been troubled for IS years. cheerfIAly
recommend Partisan Sage"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-03

serted IN explanation that part Of this
was due 10 sale Of real estate"
Il shah demonstrate that the cotton
companies Of New FnglSnd" said the
blind senator. have oeen doing a pretty
thrifty real estate business in the last
nine or ten years The Troy company
allowed It's bonds and stocks 70 be sold
on the representation that It's dividends
bad been 81 per cent. IN 1901. | do not
know exactly what estimate to put on
the honor Of companies that viii do
this"
Senator Gore named the ANGLICAN
Linen company u Pail River, with net
earnings Of 80 Per cent; the Borden
City company, with net earnings Of q
per cent; the Hathaway company, with
earnings Of 40 per cent. ard number
81 Others with large net earnings OF
dividends.
Hot shot for Senators.
II 40 not class these manufacturers as
robbers, he declared Il know they ara
intelligent, Judging BY their selection
81 senator's / complain not AZ them, but
at the law, at the legislation, at the
Legislators who have made these en0r-
nous profits a possibility3 and | think
the eototn planters Of Tie South, with
their small profits. have a right to COM
plain and the farmers Of the West have
a right to complain
senator OGRE said the mills Of New
England were filed with Greeks. Portn.
auese, and other foreigners, for whom
that they might be paid poor wages
the farmers Of the South and West Were
taxed. lie suspected, too, that these
philanthropic gentlemen do not divide
their dividends with their employees or
the square"
Senator Nelson Of Minnesota then at
tackled the cotton schedules to show that
they proposed large increases in duties
He said he had heard much talk that
the bill ought to be FASTENED, and that
the business Of the country was suffer
ing.
"The only thing the business mer
need wait for said he. is the upward
revision that Is coming to know how
much 10 mark up their goods. They al
can assume and have right % assume
that there will be no substantial down
ward revision"
Sustaining the contention Of Senator
Deliver in opposition TO the specific
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-03
he THINKS THE CANNIBAL
BIAS THE RIGHT IDEA
Sealug chs RiEbt StuH." RnfisA Expert
Declares.

london, gune ae--A soinsti1c lustih.
cation fof taunibAlisrn wps prcpounded
hy DE-, r. coutand H0plins In an ad.
afess a. VIE Royal Institution here.
what would DO the mest eficient
pwesin for menu DO asked. Clearly
Nthoueh 400 point OF practical dietics,
t.s most sonsible person in this oonnec-
ton il che eannibal. in consuming his
own Kind be Il eating exactly the right
Btafk,
'sThoueA n may seem > gruesomo OK
pa4msnt, . worker in Heidelburg has
lust lately tested the point. he found
bat dse, when fed with dog, was able
% "a With much smaller quantity Of
Drolels than when fed with any other
protein whatsveh
There IL chemistry Of species, and
ne nearer The 10 species Of animals
are together the more nearly does the
thsmiskry Of their bodies agree"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-03
BANK,s FUNDs sla7.o00 sHORT.
The Loss. However, Made Good in Lew
iston. Idaho.

Lewiston, Idh., June 3.-Natioual
Bank Examiner Claude Catch is au-
thority for the statement that short
age has been discovered in the funds
Of the Lewiston National bank. Il IS
said that the alleged defaleation
amounts to sl37,000. The alleged em-
bezzlement has, ii il stated, extended
over a period OF the last five years and
sc was made possible It Is understood
by manipulation Of the adding machine
used In computing the daily balances.
Immediately after the condition became
known 10 the hank officials meeting
Of the stockholders was called and the
entire defalcation made good By them.
The Lewiston National bank and the
Idaho Trust company were consolidated
about year ago. The case has been
placed In the hands Of the comptroller
Of the currency, who will decide whether
any arrests win be made r. w Ken
tenbaeh, president of the bank, corro-
borated the statement Of Mfr. Catch as
to the defalcation having been made
good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-03

or religious sect was contrary to the
principles Of anarchy, and calling on all
Anarchists to cease their membership n
cvhurehes DR.. Friedeberg Of Berlin
read a paper in which he said that the
cultural goals Of anarchy should be
fought by cultural methods. The con-
gress came to an end with the passing
Of resolution to attend in large mum.
bers thes international Anarchist con-
press 20 be held in London in 1910. The
discussions yesterday We're purely aca-
demie, and the police consequently did
not interfere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-03
Base IAN Notes.

The Boston Globe says that Ray w.
Collins the star southpawH pitcher and
captain Of the university Of Vermont
base ball team, has come TO terms with
President John L Taylor Of the Boston
Red Sox and viii Join the Boston team
about the middle Of this month, or as
soon as he gets bis diploma. Collins
has played four years on the Vermont
team and prior 20 that was the star
twirler Of Burlington high school Larry
Gardner, a former captain OF the univer-
sity Of Vermont team and dobarred from
playing this year, will also join the Red
Sox as soon as be gets his diploma.
Gardner was efarmed out" by Boston Co
lynn last summer.