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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-27
DEMOCRACY MEANS THAT EVE


~~@~~~S*~@ THE LAND SHOULD HAVE VOTE. IN
AMERICA HAVE NOT DEMOCRACY HAVE, CENTURIES
OF STRIVING, ACHIEVED POLITICAL LIBERTY FOR HOPE
TO SEE THE DAY WHEN WE LIBERTY
FOR WOMEN. MORE THAN /
WHEN THERE SHALL BE ECONOMIC LIBERTY
There certain rights which elemental The right
of these Men because they Women should
vote because THEY ARE WOMEN Not wealth
birth should interfere with this
am not unaware Of the opposition of many the
sion of the ballot their sisters These the who do
know the world who do in do
the hard realities of the world struggle exist
These the WOMEN WHO LIVE OUT OF CHECK
BOOKS who oppose progress.
Them there is another class of taking part
the fight class which perhaps exists because Of the life these
women live class ground down under the wheel
strife that it has NO TINE NOR ENERGY LEFT to devote to
the fight for its rights.
Complaint is made that would VOTE AS THEIR HIS
BANDS OR BROTHERS VOTED without thinking for them
selves The who tell this usually the kind don't
know what their political principles until the committee
tons has reported
WE ARE TOLD THAT WOMEN INFLUENCE VOTES OF
SON ECONOMICALLY HIM. THAT is WHY IT IS
so NECESSARY THAT TO HAVE WOMEN
MUST BE ECONOMICALLY AS WELL AS POLITICALLY FREE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-27
Her Query.

where is my husbands valet?"
asked Mrs. Sorer.
"He is fitting on Mr. Scorers new
boots, ma'am," the batter answered.
"And is my husband with him?' she
inquired Journal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-27
1--WE Rearet the lnelosedn-

Regret seems to be a favorlte note
with poets"
Naturally. Most poets are well &C.
qualnted with regrets. kansas City
Times
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-27
Not Educated.

why don't you have Balder in your
Shakespeare class?"
Hes no good. Why, he can't even
sing or dance."-New York Herald.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-27
lndoIent Ezekiel.

whats that you call the hired man
Airy? But his name is Ezekiel" VIC
demonstrated.
Airy for short returned the farm
err
Short for Ezekiel"
"No; for aeroplane. You see Zeke's
Ike an aerOplane because he won't
work mOre'n ten or fifteen minutes at
a stretch"-New York Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
All Who
Would Enjoy

good health, with it's blessings, must I'M
derstand, quite clearly, that i involves the
question Of right living with al the term
implies With proper knowledge q what
is best, each hour Of recreation, Of enjoy
ment, Of contemplation and Of effort may
Be made to contribute to living Alright.
Then the use Of medicines may be dis
ponsed with 20 advantage, but under or
binary conditions in many instances a
simple, wholesome remedy may be invalu-
able il taken At the proper time and the
California Fig syrup Co holds that il is
alike important to present the subject
truthfully and to supply the one perfect
laxative 10 those desiring it,
Consequently, the Company's Syrup Of
Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA gives general
satisfaction. TO get it's beneficial effects
buy the genuine, manufactured by the
California Zig Syrup Co. only, and for sale
By al leading druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
KNEW OF
COOKS CLAIM
Whitney and Prichard We're
Told
OF DISCOVERY OF POLE
The Cabin Boy on the Peary ship Kept
DR.. Cooks secret-He Was eau
toned by the Brooklyn Man
to Tell No One.
OF DISCOVERY OF POLE

sydney, N. s., Sept 2i-The tug
Thomas Douglas, which left Battle Har-
Dor Saturday morning in company with
the Peary steamer Roosevelt, arrived
here at daylight yesterday morning and
reported the Roosevelt travelling south
under steam and sail at speed approx
mating ten knots an hour. She should
have been Of Sydney at 5 or o'clock
last evening, and the buildings Of the
town, together with the shipping in the
harbor, were yesterday gay with hut-
tering display Of flags in anticipation Of
Commander Peary's return The streets
present holiday appearance.
According to the statement made last
Saturday at Battle Harbor by William
pritehard, cabin boy and assistant cook
on the Roosevelt, two persons knew As
long ago as last April that Dr.. Frederick
A. Cook claimed he had reached the pole
On April Il Of 1908, These persons are
Harry Whitney, wealthy sportsman
OF New Haven who is at present on the
Greenland coast on hoard the steamer
Jeanne, and Pritehard himself. They saw
Cook at Annotok, Greenland after his
return from the north.
The only reference TO Or. Cook which
Whitney is known to have made during
his brief soiourn on board the Roose
welt was casual remark to a member
Of the Peary party that he believed that
DR.. Cook had reached the pole. Pritehard
kept the news even more faithfully and
his statement 81 Saturday was the first
intimation that he had any information
on this subject. Pritehard explained
Saturday that he kept the news to HIM
self because he did not wish to be
dragged into the trouble
he was asked how he knew, before he
came south on the Roosevelt, that there
was going to be controversy, where.
upon ha declared that DR.. Cook had
cautioned him not 10 speak to anyone
until be reached civilization. Pntchard's
retieenee with this important news in
his possession was complete surprise
to everybody o. board tile Roosevelt.
In the beginning, Pritehard told the
correspondent that Cook had talked Free
" to him at Annotok with regard to
his dash over the ice, indicating to him
on map the route he had followed
Later PritchaTd modified this by saying
that Cooks story was related to Whit
ney, and that he. Pritchard. was present
in the room. pritchard said DR., Cook
had only two Esldmos with him at THE
pole. The language barrier made it i'm
possible for Pritchard to talk with these
Eskimos
John Murphy, the boatswain of the
Roosevelt, who was ashore with Pritch-
ard when Dr. Cook appeared at their
station, was greatly astonished when in
formed Of Pritahard's knowledge Muir
ply declared that Cook talked with him
on several occasions while they were to-
gether about his trip on the ice, but said
nothing about having reached the pole
Cook limited his information to Murphy
To the fact that he had crossd the eighty
seventh degree, which was Peary's farth-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
American League Standing.
Base BAN Notes.

The White Sox and Cubs viii play 4
post season series and they expect Il
draw good crowds when they get to
gether
Pitcher Willie Mitchell, Cleveland's re-
cent purchase from the Texas league
was summoned by telegraph from Mem
phis yesterday and viii join the Maps
In Boston.
It looks as though the Red Sox had
picked up likely young pitcher in Bar
berich Of Providence.
pape Matthews and Smith lead in The
order named Ii The number Of games
won Of the pitchers Of the Red Sox staff
although Cicotts Is the real leader Car.
rigan is leading the batting list with a
per centage of .s04.
Cobb is slowly pulling away from Col.
Inns in Che batting list, and gained a good
lead the past week, as Collins had bad
slump Wagner ia the National league
Is leading Hyatt BY about Is points
and il looks as though the bow legged
giant from Pittsburg would win The
henors in his division
Mathewson Of the New York Giants
is said to be the best batter Of the
pitchers in both leagues,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
VERMONT root BALL.
Outlook Is Just Fair--several Good Men
Were Lost.


Burlington, sept, 2I.-- Foot bali prac.
tice at g. v NJ was begun yesterday
morning with gratifying results. some
Of last gears men we're lost. hut q mum.
Der 81 them are back Tho old men Who
win play this year are Capt j P. Reed.
GehhaFdt and Logan ends Pierce, SIavin
and Abbott in the back field Smith and
Cassidy have mot come vet The new
men il which good material Is looked
for, are Mcintosh. former end on the
Ludlow Mass. team, and White. ex.
quarter back at Norwich,
The university lost Watkins. the star
half back, and swick, Thomas, Buokmil.
Ter. Hughes, Dodge and Buck. While
this seams a little discouraging at first
thought, Coach Ray Thomas il confident
that he can turn out a winner.
The schedule Of the season viii be
the same as last year with the exception
of Williams, who declined to play On
account Of too hard a schedule. ST. Law.
renee win take the place Of Williams.
The schedule Is as follows; Oct. 2,
Dartmouth at Hanover; Oct. 0. So. Law.
renee at Burlington, Oct. 10, Wesleyan
at Middletown. Conn Oct. 90, Cornell
at Ithaca; October 80, New Hampshire
state at Burlington; Nov. 6, Amherst al
Amherst; Nov l3 Brown at Providence,
r. l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21

secure the place for maid have
had in nv service for several years
and whom / can heartily recommend"
And. taking out a card on which was
engraved Miss Clara Sturgis" she
wrote on Il her address. Mr.. Miriam
stood gaping at her in astonlsbment
If you will come TO nv house this
evening" she added. II win show You
the maid. She is a good girl aud home
" as a Dutch meeting bouse."
She rose. extended her hand gra
ciously. smiled sweetly and withdrew,
Miriam saw her out at the front door
and watched her so down the street.
When she turned corner be went
back to bis sitting room and exclaimed:
..Well. I'm be jingedr'
For the FIRST time IN bis life he real
ized the loneliness Of house without
a woman.
The same evening Mr.. Miriam stood
again Ia presence Of Miss Sturgis M
the cosiest little reception room be hsd
ever seen. a bright fire was blazing
on the heufth The lady invited him
to SIT by her before 1t and began e
talk with him n d sympathetic way
about the servant problem. She told
him that the maid about whom she
had spoken To him had accepted a sit
uation. but be could enll again 10 two
or three days. She would recommend
another-one who was nltted With
smallpox and suffered with bleared
eyes. Then she kept him an hour. de-
lighting him with her intelligence. her
womaniy interest 10 bin. Irased. az
especial charm she seemed 20 ind ID
him.
Mr. Miriam had fallen into the very
trap be had wished to avoid Miss
Sturgis was renowned for making anyas
man she wished fail 10 love with her.
She kept Air. Miriam calling on her
With view 20 securing servant for
him and III The end simply made hfince-
meat Of his heart Then when be
asked her to be his wife she stared at
him ID blank surprise and exclaimed
why, ! thought you wanted serv-
ant,,' q
Mr.. Miriam went away crushed. For
months he shut himself up-- without
maid and never smiled Then be told
bis trouble to bis sister n-law
Joe. she said 10 him. you're Il
fool The lady would never hare taken
aIi the trouble to snare you IL she had
been Indifferent to you. Try again and
keep trying
sir. Miriam did try again. but in q
different way. He secured q dummy
This had the desired effect Miss StuF~
Rls gent for him under pretense that /
she bad at last found d maid TOT him.
He went and found the maid be
wanted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
Greatly to be Deprecated,
So Says the Editor
Of the London Times--Lord Northcliffe
Expects an Anglo-German War
He Points to Preparations
Made BY Germany.


Portland. Ore, Sept 2l--Lord North
cliHe, editor Of the London Times, passed
through Portland Sunday In an inter
view regarding the peace Of Europe, he
said,
1--WE have the facts that Germany has
refused TO discuss her vast armamentsi
that the whole Of her ship building
yards are engaged in naval construction;
that scores Of her leading writer's make
no secret Of her intentions; that she has
no previous occasions made unprovokea
and sudden attacks on ether nations and
that the vessels she Is building are de-
signed for commerce destroying purposes
and for lighting with an enemy that is
near at hand
ave know that the kaiser has declared
in a public declaration that the future
Of Germany is on the water. In the
face Of these significant facts, / fear
that any foolish optimism is greatly to
be deprecated"
Lord NorthcliiFe left Sunday night for
San Franciseos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
SOUTH CAROLINA STIRRED.
Strong Desire Indicated For . Sepa-
ration.

ration
washington. sept. 2i.-The intensity
Of the feeling between Southern and
Northern CaroAna II causing surprise
here, the more fully Il IS understood,
1t is expected echoes Of che trouble
will Be- heard in Congress next winter.
III The people Of Southern California
had the privilege Of voting to divide
the state Of California the proposition
To separate from the nonthern half
would be Carried Overwhelmingly 2 said
Frederick S. Lyon, a lawyer Of los
Angeles here yesterday. There has
been and it'll il the most intense feel
ing among the people Of Los Angeles
and other cities IN the southern part Of
orr State against san Francisco, be-
catse of the action of taR state board
OF equalization In discriminating against
Southern California. Every one who
lives in my part Of California knows
that It was discrimination THAT prompt
cd the state board to raise the ASSESS
ment in Los Angeles county upward OF
$3.50 600, 900, whale the assessed valu-
ation In San Francisco WIS increased
only s1S,000000 Under the present
tax valuation Los Angeles county IS
paying more than fourth Of the taxes
OF the entire state. At present Los
Angeles county is paying taxes on Al
most as msah valuation as sun Fran
cisco, tine whole trouble is that politics
has entered into the thing and san
Fiancisco has taken advantage Of Los
Angeles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21

est north IN 1906, and that the ice was
rough up to a.
According 10 Murphy, Cook arrived AZ
Annotok with one sledge and two Eski.
mos, but no dogs, The sledge was left
out on the ice for a day. and then
brought III. Murphy was curious to
know more about Cooks experience on
the ice, and later, when IN company
with whitney in the musk OK country
opposite Etah, he inquired if DR., Cook
had reached the pole. The boatswan
says whitney told him he did not know.
Asked how it was possible for Prtch-
ard and Whitney to have heard Cooks
story without his also hearing IL, mas.
much a. an four men occupied the same
house at Annotok during Cooks stay,
Murphy replied That question to Pritch.
ard had brought him the answer thar
DR.. Cooks story Of his dash to the pole
was recited to Whitney and the cabin
boy on day when he, Murphy, was
absent at Etah
This statement was referred to Pritch-
ard, who identified the date he heard the
Cook statement as Gle day Murphy was
absent at Etah
When Commander Peary gets into
sydney he will be greeted BY glorious
weather Yesterday was bright and
warm, ike day in June. The north
pole flag, which Peary had made at
Battle Harbor, win Be displayed for the
first time on entering this port. It Is
standard United States flag with a
broad white band laid on diagonally
from the Union corner down.
On the white ground are the words
north pole in black letters. Coming
into sydney a Canadian ensign, present.
I'd to Peary at Battle Harbor BY the
captain Of the Canadian government yes.
sci Tyrian, win decorate the foretopmast
of the Roosevelt The Peary Arctic club
flag viii be flown at the mainmast, and
the New York Yacht club flag that has
been displayed at Cape sheridan--wi
be at the mizzenmast The north pole
Tag which IS 10 BY 20 feet, viii ~
from the peak Or The spanker gaiT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
NatIonal 1910 standIng.
Yesterdays American League Scores.

At New York, New York 0, Cleveland
4 batteries. Orbit, Manning Sweeney
Kleinow3 Douane. Joss and Clarke.
AT Boston, Boston 8, Chicago 5. bat
terias, Pare and Donahue; Suter, Smith,
and Payne,
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia a. De-
troit 3, batteries, Plank and Living.
stone; Summers and Stanage
AT Washington, St Louis 8. Washing
ton 2, batteries Rose and Kiiliferi Fore.
man and Street,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
JURY SCANDAL CLOSES COURTS.
All Chicago Judges Except Municipal
Magistrate at Opening Of Investigation.

Chicago. sept 2l--ln All the courts
Of Chicago, except the municipal court,
where minor police cases are cared for,
the wheels Of justice were at stand
still for an hour yesterday forenoon
while the Judges began an investigation
Of the charge 81 irregularities in the
office Of the jury commissioner.
Twenty eight Judges, presided over
BY Judge Cutting Of the probate court,
met in the chambers 81 Judge Brentano,
clsef justice Of the supreme court. and
listened TO an i1npaesioned anaign-
ment BY States Attorney Waygnan a
the methods which he alleged had been
employed in drawing iuries.
he aveTred that names drawn By lot
for Jury service were fFatiduleutly dis
placed in the Jury commissioner Of.
fee by Rames Of men acceptable 20 those
An conspiracy 70 defect the ends Of
Justice
These arrested were John j. Holland,
secretary and member Of the rrv com
mission. Waliam J. Rayburri, 4 real
estate dealer aaid Nicholas J Martin,
sewaarv 20 Alderman Nichae lIIFinky
Dink") Kenna an are under bonds.
HoAand was suspended from his posi-
ton, pending tie Issula Of the inffuiry.
Az the conclusion Of the Judges meet
ing, which was adjourned until 4 D..
NJ, Mr. Wayman siid . reporters;
-0ne thing / told Hlae Judges was
about the bomb Jury, when III union
men were called | told them it was
very strange THAI IL | were trying a
union man a lot Of union men were
called for jury service, and that II ]
were trying a crooked banker lot o.
crooked bankers were called into the
box There's something rotten in
Denmark"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
DANNY MAHER 10 RETIRE.
Famous Jockey to Quit The Saddle
After This Season.

Newmarket, Eng4 Sept. 2i-Danny
Maheg, the premier Jockey Of the world,
confirms the rimor that ne IS to Quit
riding and that this will he his last
year % tho turf ais 4 Jockey. AIaher
says
Every year 1t Il growing more diff
cult for me to keep down to riding
weight, and | dun't propose to resort
to measures that might prove injurious
to my health
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
PILE SUFFERERSl
Do Yon Know LIE Facts1

The cause Of piles IS internal
Sluggish circulation III the lower bowel
Piles can't be thoroughly cured by out
ward treatment
An internal remedy il needed to cure
the cause.
Send for our booklet, How Piles Can
BE- Cured BIZ Internal Medicine or talk
with Mr. Wells, Of The Red Cross Phaf
macy, who sells Dr. Leonhardts Hem
Roid at 81 per bottle, and guarantees 1t
tie cure.
Dr Leonhardt Co, Station B, Buffalo,
n. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
Body Identified.

Boston, Sept 2lThe body Of the
man found On the Revere boulevard on
Friday morning has been identified as
that Of William Simpson Of Philadelphia.
Simpson committed suicide and left a
note reading no friends, no work. no
use lie was Shoe cutter and came
here about two weeks ago in search Of
work. He Is survived BY a wife and
two children, who live in Philadelphia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
THE MAID He WANTED
az coRA AsHwoRTH.
copyright. 1905. BY American Press Assoc
ciation.l


copyright. 1903. by American Press Assoc
ciation.i
Joseph Miriam. bachelor. woman
hater. advocate Of single life for men
and lax divorce laws. having tired Of
bis bachelor sleeping quarters and
meals at bis club decided 70 keep
house. Having rented comfortable
furnished dwelling 10 desirable loea-
ton. be advertised for q girl to do cook
ing and light homework. He was not
used to advertising for servants and
wrote a very poor hand. The slip be
handed in Mt the newspaper office was
hurriediy counted BY the receiving
clerk. stamped for the vSltuations
Wanted columns and put through the
composing room mill II ended with
the words. apply at No. =. Clermont
street. between and O'Clock p. M"
The next afternoon Mr.. Miriam went
from business to bis domicile expecting
TO see a mob Of servant girls besieging
his front door He was disappointed
No one was there. He went 10. sat
down. took the evening paper from his
pocket. read and waited At half past
s there was ring at the bell. lie
opened the front door aud there stood
d young woman. Miriam thought her
well dressed for a servant. but remen.
bered that many servant 81 her
street clothes might easily be- mistaken
Tor a lady
eve come about the advertisement
said the girl
"Come IN"
She entered the sitting room and
steaed herself in an easy chair Miriam.
somewhat surprised at this want Of
Difference on the part Of d servant for
g gentleman. remained standing
"pm afraid" be said. you won't
do
won't dor exclaimed the girl in
evident surprise.
sWhat / want Is girl so ugly that
she'll never Ne a temptation for me
and can't, therefore get me into her
clutches. / don't wish any woman
about me except to cook and take
care Of the house
The girl stared at the speaker with
ont making any reply for time. then
took from under her glove q slip she
had cut from a newspaper aud read 1t
carefully
"You intended to advertise for
girl" she said
"Yes. d servant girl who would know
her place and not SIT III the parlor
while her master stands before her
like manseryant before bis mistress.
The girl sat surveying the adver-
tiser with curious expression ON her
face. At last she said:
"You are one Of the most sensible
men ever met. It's every woman's
object to get all ont Of man she eau.
II you get an attractive woman ia here
she might snare YOU Indeed. she
might fail III love with handsome
man like you, and that would be dread
full
"You, q woman, say thisg"
only q woman knows d woman"
A beautiful smile oyersnread Mr..
Mlriam's countenance. ppm sure, he
said that II gave you this situation
you're so honest. so sensible. that you
would rye BALI q mind to try you
lyon have made little mistake,
the girl interrupted. n have called to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-21
THIRD BIG
Vermont State Fair
White River Junction, VI
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Sept. 2l, ~, % and "a, 1909

The Central yerment Railway Co.
wifi sell round trip tickets to the kasF Grounds
at White River Junction ana rstarn as follows
Fe- tickets good goine September 20 q, p,
22 or "a aud good 70 return uhtii September "a.
1903 Barre sa.s0, Montpelier 50. -, Northhald
Falls Sass, Nnrthhed Siso
For tickets good eeing September 2ith oniy,
and good TO return only on September ~ %,
Barre si.60 Montpelier, si.5Q, Modified Faiis
$50 Natihiield SL59
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE Special tickets
which are good going sept. 10th @ 2tsh. incln-
sf1o with final return limit Eeptam her 9Teil,
1899, wiil ne good on th 3 rfgulaF trains which
are schaauled By current time tabies % make
regular stops at stations where tile tickets afe
sala. Special giekcis that are only gp0d going
and returning september gath will be hfuore0
FOR passage only On special tIaias OF Septem-
Der gath, haInea below
tuesday. September 2Ist. 90. Leave
R,tt "a B 05 4 MI Muntpeiter 8.la 4 III North-.
iI,55 Returning 3 special viii leave White
River Junction at 6ND ,. m. faf Barre and la-
termesinte stations
wednesday, sentember, 22nd. '0o.
Noftndeld Falls 100 II Nosthaeid % Ar
rive White EiYaf Jnnctfon 80. a.a9 8 m. He-
iuring spssis train VIII .favr White River
Junction at fai D. iu. for Hfan rec, Barre, and
intern ediate stations
thursday. september a5rd tDOe
IeAYf bsttH 100 a. a. Mpn pelai ~ n n .
Ndflhhem Fslls 90 s. ia., Northflsld SW Al
rive White tnvef junction a.ls aFs Return-
iHg speCiat tfain viii leave White River
Juletipn N 6 I'D 10 fBf lhaiAtfee, Barre ami
Int mediate stations
rrs0av. september a1th. 1909 Leave
j. 49, i.tN "a s. NoA psief 3 N0fthdela
E b 15i. AaeIhls saU AriFs Nhitn kiy-
I'd duneiinH 81 81 iipNfntHA d special
ifsin pis isaye Whise Hiva jgaasivn at 5.4a
faf lafre ahl, Intermediate suiiiaHs
qIClEIs viii De- raod going sept, .e a, =
ana 2fse sftfed taFe ltciufa limit, sep
temhtf Ia 1885 aus. wall be 1nud 81 on trains
azHien Nv he trfNs iahia are scHeduied 10 stop
4g stations where The tickets are sod
&. JONES GENERAL Manager
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