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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-10
Business Locals.

Furnished rooms to rent. Inquire at
this office. ...- -
A furnished house to rent. Inquire
of Hayden Henderson. 2."a 80
. For Rent-Three four-room cottages,
Inquire of Mrs L. L. Bradley.
New line of Ladies shirt waists
Dutch collar at Engler Co.'S. 4 ~.
Just9receiyed shipment of Florsheim
shoes for men at hngler Co.'S. -~ -
New line Of mems spring suits and
Fancy Vests for the Fourth of July at
Engler Cos.
Wagon umbrellas just received at C.
A. Harrington's. Just the thing for
this hot weather. =
y For Sale-A latest improved Smith
Premier Typewriter almost new. In
quire at the Henderson Bank
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DIR. Gill;
land 'the dentist" Office over the Drug
Store. Elko
From this date until July 10th. Mrs.
Curieux will sell her line of stock and
pattern hats at a reduction of one third
from the present price. This is an
opportunity to secure bargains.
For Sale-A five-room house con-
pletely furnished. All necessary out
buildings and yell of good water on
the premises. Price reasonable. For
further particulars inquire at this Of
fee.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-10
TAFT OR ALDRICH?

Between William H. Taft and Nelson
w. Aldrich there ought to he an
irrepressible conflict. g..
Judged by their. records the two men
have little in common politically except
the name, Republican" Mr.. Taft is
by nature moderate radical Mr..
Aldrich's tendencies are all tory. He is
q firm believer in the supremacy of
vested rights, in government by prop
erty and in the rule of the weak by the
strong.
Mr.. Aldrich represents the corpora
ton, Wall Street element in the republi-
can party, and represents it very ably
and skillfully. Mr.. Taft is supposed to
represent the progressive element that
has ideals and altruistic purposes. Mr..
Taft could not have been elected as an
Aldrich republican. and had Mr.. Aid
aich controlled the republican organiza-
ton Mr.. Taft would not have been
nominated
One of these two men is going to
shape the policies of the republican
party. IF Aldrichism triumphs in the
revision Of tho tariff, it is safe to
assume that Aldrichism will be the
guiding principle during Mr.. Taft's
entire term; for if the president
surrenders to the reactionaries now,
there is no reason in particular why he
should frame declaration of indepen-
dence at some time in the future. =
There is no satisfactory basis of COM
promise between the things Mr.. Taft
stands for in the popular mind and the
things Mr.. Aldrich stands for The
president has never displayed great
technical knowledge Of the tariff cues
ton; but he has always shown q keen
appreciation of the difference between
right and wrong, between good faith
and bad faith, between popular govern
ment and plutOcracy. This apprecia-
ton will not avail much to the public
benefit, however, unless it is presented
in concrete form.
Aldrichism cannot triumph unless
Mr.. Taft permits 1t is he, not Mr.,
Aldrich, who is president of the United
States. 1t is he, not Mr.. Aldrich, whom
the people of the United States have
clothed with power and whom they
will justly hold responsible for the
breaking of pledges or the repudiation
OF promises. This is no longer con-
dict of schedules but of principles, and
Mr.. Taft is mistaken if he thinks that
as president he can stand serenely aside,
I'm impartial spectator to the conflict.
New York World.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-10
RANCH FOR SALE
SITUATED AT ALPHA
30 miles north of Eureka on the E. & p.
Ry.,. Eureka Co., Nevada.

$50 acres patented land, 40 acres of
contract land (most all fenced an },
hay). Good range for horses, cattle and
sheep. 80 head Of good cattle; 10 head
of which are COWS and heifers broken to
milk. 25 head Of horses and some wild
range horses. Auto Fedan hay press.
Machinery and wagons. Corrals, Barn
and Furnished House. 100 Fruit trees
set out this spring. Chickens, turkeys
and pigs. Water rights good.
Pleasant place to live. Reason for
selling is lack of school
For further particulars address "
A. w. CLAYTON,
Alpha via. Palisade,
Eureka. Co.. Nevada
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coed thirty days or by both such fine
and imprisonment. .....,
1t is a good law, and it is hoped it can
be enforced. 1t protects the respectable
citizens and especially the finer sensiblli-
ties of women from an outrage and an
insult which is not sufficiently guarded
against. 1t is not the wickedness of it
that excites so much indignation, al
though that is strong factor, but it is
the low down coarseness. the loaferism
of the act. The contents of the vessel
are known from what comes out of it,
If those who use profane and obscene
language could know how they rate
themselves in the minds Of those who
hear them they would feel like sinking
into n'hole and getting out of sight.
Being Gallons or unconscious of this con-
domination 1t ought to be made visible
to them by fines and penalties imposed
by court The violation Of the laws Of
decency are more to be condemned than
violations of statute law.--Chicago
Blade
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-10
MilkI Milkl

From May 1, 1909, will furnish
milk as follows: One quart per day for
one month, $3.50; ! gallon per day for
one month. $3.50; one gallon per day
for one month, $3.50; from five gallons
up per day 20 ceuts a gallon.
EUGENE L.. CIPRIANI. 4.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-10
ST Paul's Church.
July t1th

Holy Communion ut S.a IN
Sunday School, 9:45 a. IN. o..
Morning Prayer and Sermon If q. IN.
Vesper Service 6 p, IN.
All are cordially invited.
Rev. PERCIvAL S. SMITHE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-10
Teachers Examination

The regular semi-annual examination
of applicants for teachers certificates
will be held in Elko at the high school
building on July 10, 10 and 14th. The
examination will begin at ga. III. each
morning.
g. E. ANDERSON,
Deputy Sup't of Public Instruction.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-10
Wasted.

Vulgarity Is amusing only to the
vulgar, and they are not worth anus.
tpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16
,SrieffaIen.

n0r. 5, @., &oCuit-8 oint. - I'M
Qarn hat eisle monmdiihe Oie Ser.
Stnotemober buben cine republifunis
Idle HeGiptin9siurnG.?d 0er Gice,BrG.
iioeut OGf &ef.l StootehiIt SomeS 9.
Sbermait5 iaiAc sRfttdteh iino, fiber
Den 9Hi{6tsienot 5t1 prifioircn. lie
W}orpl0pOer %cgiSlotur neriommelt
iid) i'm Stnots &opitpl 81, annapolis.
Ger EcF Stooten.GongreB pcriom.
melt lid Jpn 9unNeS -aopitOI 81
@oibingtomu G.r@. Marplono bat
Ieda 9ongrcB. ~NbgPoronete mo 5luci
9unOeaicnutorcIt: &br 6onNrcB Nb-
QeorOneter lit Spoucp &. Wttoo POM
iiiniten Gon0rcBoiItrift. sic miiiien
Die 6ruNcn in cliglii6er Sprucbc be.
ontmortcn. Gin Hedt9bciitono lit
iibcrfIiiiiig NM ii6erboupt nidt SIT.
lGiiig, Sic miiiien ubcr, mcnn Cir
%brc 9iirQcrpupiere erlonQcn l%uollcn,
5luci 3elNcn bnbcll, Die b%cidyp0ren
%t0nncrL ooB Sic iiiui Sabre lang
ununtcrbrod)en in Den Ger. Stootcn
qemubnt buben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16
9lns ben @cridten.

Stoot5ontuolt Gpens grifi in Sen
Elun elm, Geo. 4. Woc91eo iiir
irriinuia erfIGren 3u loiien. -
Gr p~crlongt 0o@ Rcd]t bel Dem
&cria6rcu Dor Der ShcriffS' &lrp
3cuQcn por3uIoOe1, - &cri6ic-
Ocnca ulr8 Ocn @crihten.
Stoot8ouuoIt Cmen5 rci6tc &C.
itcrn i'm arci9gcridt Elm @ciud eir
ouB i6m crlaubt luer0e, bel Dem Der
idbrcn Dor Der Sheriiia. SlrD, luclde
cin6eruicn mcrocn jolt, Geo. y. Wtucs
Rac, Der uutcr Der NnfloQe itcbt, ais
Worftmciitcr 500 itGOtiide @el0tr
m1trridlagcu 81 bubct, fir irrlinnig
.5u crfldreu. Ridter @eli@ler INTER
3cidnctc Oaralti eiueH 8cic6l, Der Der
Trau Wuc]teo, >ueIdc Sen Nntroa fiir
Die Ilrriimniqerfl0rung ibreS @uttcu
am lcbtcn Somitoa i%teIltc, brei EoGc
Griit Aicbt, geacn Sen Nntrog Oc@
Stuot2amuolt$ Giniprlb 5l orbcben.
Ser StuntSunmOlt ioAt IN icincr 4Sc-
tition, cS iolltc Dem Stoutc crIoltbt
mcrOeL 3mci SrrcnGr3tc %cin}uIo0cn,
nm Sen Nei1tcS5uItonO Moc)foc'9 81
mntcriudcn, umO mld Die 3cu9en
ms a]reu5Ucrbor 5t nr0mcu,
&crIon0t $4,000 Gnti 60it
1uuQ g..
Charles &. Mtoorra orrfloQtc &C
Iteru ole ,Wiorplono Stohl So" I'M
Supcrioroeridlt fir $4,000 Gntidd
biglnQ, neil ole G]ompnGnic ertldrt
babe, err babe WotcrioI Ger Goulpug.
uic iiir icincn ci0cncn @ebroud Der
monot, ais er i'm Gicuit OcricIben &c
itonOen. 0ioore9 muroc uu1 20. Sc
3ember ans Dem Gienit Der Gompug-
ME entluiien.
NIT ICi6tcr Strac
u u ~ u.
Samuel @eiiclmnnn, mel6cr bon
Sen NnflogCn Ocs GinbrudS IN SOL
mes & NieIion'S @oimirtbidoft om
Sii6.g ron0luou unO in Die 8obnln0
Der 6rou Barbara 2onm freigeipro.
den poroen lit, befunnte iih geitern
Oc9 bcrborgenen Erngen5 pom @nf
len i6ulOig; er funnte icOod) MIR INN
$50 bcitroft merocn, neil er megen
onqeblider @inbrrtd8 pcrboitct uno
Die @oiie bel ieiner Gerboftung 5lr-
idujg in iPinem Belts auigeiumOen
lUor0c1 lpor. MGre er megen pers
bordeuen 9rngens bon Woffen feil.
Nelpnlmeu mor0cn, Damn bate bid.
Ter @ria6t nor Dem cr pro3eiiirt pltr.
DC, Inn oilf 5lucl &obrc ms StuotS-
Nrbcit&bn,s ien0cn founen. @cgen
GciicIqlonn lieQt lest go6 Sic 9tu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

tIugc Dor, on9cblid) Ben Suluclier 81
mon Nluton in ociicn @eid1it al
Ser 8opItrobe bcroubt ST. loben.
llcberihritt ongebIth lei.
ne IutoritGt.
Sn ser 5meitcn Nbtbcilung bcS
&reiSaeridts ipurbe 0cItern bon
Bernard Moboper, 9cieb 9oniol. W.
@urns Grln0lc unO Sobn :. O'Ser.
roll cine &Iooe eingereidt 9egen go.
0or 3icIon, Oen WoIienbermoIter Ser
Baltimore Elote See Co." BON ibnl
pcrIongenb, boB er $4,000 Moiien-
permultcr Gertiiifote. Ole er 5u pieI
ouSgegcbcn babe, Siriideritotte. Sr,
3iclon Itebt inter $4,000 9iirg.
iGoit.
Dbemirren beieeIcqt.
Ginem Shrciben 5lt 5oIgc, lpcId)es
Die RedtsonpGItc S'Mora mo 9n.
9elmier bon 6rou @ertic VI. 6ieoler
empfangcn BAT, limo Die Gbepirren in
Der 6ieolcr'idcn 6omiIie 3im e9lb.
idlub oefommen 0nS Eoor bat lid
oiSgciobnt. mo 5rou SieoIer bat III.
re Nnp6Ite erinft, Oob Tie ibre alngc
5llriid3ieben.
Moropro5eB in SoWon.
0eitcrn begonn i'm areiSoeridt 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16
1884,, sefteitts Gtabfiemsnt 1891.
WarDlano Gbattcl 2pau Y%iioeiation,
Nlbert Blum, Inn, @eidla ftsfiibrrr.

-tpttt SiuHF bhV.f y fuu1 tpthbttA
4tcr SdlpcrtsGebGabe.
oeiSpN.Gde Sabetts. tns 81. @anI.str.
3nrleefiL bon $40 biz $500 auf W'obel Btq1
nos etc, obhe gntferitnng oerielber. @eieblt9e
Naten, (8eine gsn6eretJ tNoo2. S.I&Sl
@eitern WaryIano.G iiembabn.
@eginnenb am &c. September.
= SerldBt Sinenspa6.sof:
4.10 @etseas- Sasersioipn, 81. &
qilsoetoniren S6nniqes. 9ailecd unO Gum.
1857 @orssns- 8efIider grpreB. @eTtminiier,
1lninn.9rib9e. 9rueepiHe (5re6erid uro @rns
Iitsbur9, auSeenommen SoRnta9s), @apness
born Gbnubersblra S1perstofpn, Saneod,
GumberInno. GliinS : Suifet Sbierbatioiss
Gonntae IN Sdeerstown.
2.1b 9iadTittags accommodation mob
lluipu @rioqe,
*4,t5 anhTtttd9s - Gdneusue. SaupiIirie.
Sngerstoprt, 0dueod, SbippenSbura lno,
alsaehofltnel Sofifita9s, Treoertd nno Stls
mtfsbltra CSarlorsg SaggpD.
Sdalid, nusgenummen euintaa.
100 Wl9reeus 9ori .. nno q, Glib. nno
$50 MSoreens- Accommodation mad, 1burmcni.
2.45 Nn4nlittaps- @rpreB nab Suobruof Slbns
BON; gori, Satopcr, @eitpsburg nno u. &
Sanoper, @ettbsbiire uno Q, uno g. Sio.
5.3o sfadmiitG9s,-Ifforl; iiah Sgrooer.
.6.f5 Mbenos-stiom. mad, Union Srioae.
Gnr Samttngs..
1t.30 Ibeno5-Gffom. nab Union Bridge.
9.45 Moreeus- Gfom. rab linton griSee rnb
Slnoner..
. 9iIt nlbt am BennibIbuniassIb .s9dbnbof an.
". Hpbertiun, Sicesgrdf. II. @er. s(8efcbdt5i.
q. w. 9ppen. Sen. .RdfagiersI9ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

MobltbGti9tcit @u5ur
be0onnen. Ser grpBc Mohl-
tb0ti0teita.9o5or sum Better Der
ct. &tnccnt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ItoIt nobm Ncitern Nlbelto in ser 3.
HeglmentasNolle leil1cn Nniunq. @ci
Der Gr0rtmungSicier bicltcn &nrOinol
Gibbons, @oupcrnelr Grotbcr9 mo
WtnDor Wobool pudenOc NniprQ6ClL
III oencn lie Oorollf ouimcrtiom
modten, 0oB i'm ct. &inccnt- @oiicn-
bans 800 @oiienfin0cr mttcrNcbro6t
lin0 ltl1o inter Dem futbolii6cn Yro=
teftorot ltebcn. Die Nu5or. Scicr miro
an Den No6mittogen uul0 N%bcn0Itnls
Den bis ilrrn 20. gtopcnlbcr incluliuc
fortgeicBt mcr0e1. Die 0unlcrL lucl-
dye bel Ocu perid,ieocncn StGuOel
mitpirtcn limo: Cathedral Sooulitp
- 6rou Morf =. Sbriucr; &u6clls
Stono - 6rou 9rooobcnt; Soltper
- Srolt Sobn Niclctcr; Ninlono0c
mo Giacrcnle GolleS - Srol Bruce
@oIcott SeiBe @iirltdeu - Trou 5.
Is. Cooper; Soiip - Sri. Charlotte
Smith; Slt @ien - Srou GborleS
Z. @oobrnfi; oSunf Shop" - 8rnl
:. Soter Glotmortbu; Gbineiiihe
-
2orntorp - SRI. 9eiiie See Carroll;
SitnI mo 5ebn GentS - Srau 5. gl.
bert Goiicbp; E%oitoiiice - Sri. Soll-
rntbp mo Sri. g. @cller; Mubrio9c-
rin - 6rl, Goic S'Wtoboncp; 2eplpll-
@roun Srou W. s. @r0nigrr;
Fitppcn 6rou GborleS $. Gor-
Imno; 3llder5eltg Sruu 9upol;
Nm Seeltfcr-@ cg - Sri. Morp s.
Smit1; Gngliider @udloben-5ron
Willlom 8oggs; Siirtiidcr Stonb =
6rol N. @urren goboros; @Iltmcn
unO 6riidte 6rou @iGiont Z.
8otdell; Seton 9lio = Srou @il-
liam 5. &oiten; 2Gnolider 2ooen -
6rul @el1rp u. @rcbm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

Tulutb, Minn., 5ltm ErcOilcr or0i-
nirt lpur6e. QoS GrciQniB blicb Den
lcri1ieOcHcn Gr9ouiiotioucn, mcldc
nit Der STRIDE uerbumOcn lin0, nidt
gcbcim mo in oller Stiuc mltr0c cine
Der 9e0eutumg oca Cages Cntipre.
d)tnoc 6eier u%or6crcitct. SIC Ncmcins
DC prrinmmeltc lid Geitcrn }Ibcno in
crm Somtnasihulrmmlc mlb 90
iIbit jogtc zinc llc6crrnihml Die
mlbcrc. 3llerit mltr0c Der Gbor BIS
G,crber bat mid @Ott gcbrodt" Gc-
iuglcr, porauf bic &cidCntiibcrrci-
ullingen eriol1ten. Ncrr q. Is. Rups
pei iibcrrcjdtc Dem @cicicrtcn I'M
Rnmcu Der 8emeillOc cine 40rie,
Hrou 9luppel i'm RonCn oc5 Irdltcn-
rcrcin9 unO Sri 2i53ic Mectb i'm
9tGnln 6t5 Sln1iroutn -&crciu9. Ger
3hotmciitcr SET @cmciuoc, 0crr
Rortiu 6riudc, uobnl ioOorW GuIab,
lCitor Stciiu3 in bcreOtrH @&ortur
fu Inn gcbiihrcuOCu GrjAtt }lt 5olt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16
Gbrcn ibrcn Secliurgcr,


Gle c~oongeIiIi6 : lptberiihc Mortini'
@cmeinoe bereitet &aitor .. $.
SteifenSS cine 9In3abl ongcncb,
mer lleberrai6ungen. - Grei
observation-disclosures
Cine Reibe BON ougencbmcn llcbcr-
rnidnngen murOe geitern 2lbcno go
itor .. $. Steffens, Dem bcIicbten
S%eeliorgcr Der epQngcliihsIutberi-
idcn Martini.airde, Gdc pom
Sbarps uno Senrietto. StroBe, 81
Eheil. IS poreu qcpou 5lpon5ig
Sabre her, 6aB @oitor Stcifcuo IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

SoWion Der YrO5eB bon Sobn S6Iur-
molL welder ongeflogt it, ongeblid
SoDn u. Sobnion, einen Niilhbdno-
ler BON SomburgSpiQe, Baltimore
County, om I. Sllli oieieS Sohre9 cr-
moroct gu boben. Stootaompult 9ui.
-ig beautragte elm oui Moro int eriten
@ro0e lolltcn0eS 8erift, inOem er
bebauptete, bob S6nrmon ocn Wor0
noriGsIif bedon1en babe. - Ter
Stuotaomuolt crfIGrte, Sdormol1
babe, nodOem er So6nion nit einenl
&iibel lhper uerlulm0et, nit eineml
@emebr @ufe GcboItcn, Dob iih Dem
SerIebten 9tiemnno nGbcrn fou1te,
bis oericlbc pcrbIlrtct ruur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16
galtimare aampf.9afet.Gnmhnnnie
(NIIe un6 5lherIdffige NaisQtnte,)
8te Bereinigie Sta1ieitsBoft beforberub.

(Alte tinb 5ilnerIdffige 8ais9inie.) '."'
8te Bereinigte StauieltsBoit beforberno.
9antsisr. r5lcri6a," n8irglnta| uuo ,,aIabama"
CAMPER idorcn tdolf6. Gorlftaas ouSae,
r9riIlen, Don ben r9aO eine"s8ters Rr. 9 6Is
- eigbi' strafe, i5nR ber garre. straBe, INN
$50 @benbs otrcit Hnb SIo Boint Comfort
Eprtoli lne Portsmouth, so.
IN Sio Soint gtufhIub an &c. & S.sgabns
1a0 &itnolo, anBerbcih oreimuI bic Wo1s
a. gTlr9In;a @aetaati9H Go" mao Squtss
~ MqIbIins ar .]sItH!anttc. GSaIt cine sab1.-
e1n sa5n ySirgiuia 8abn" nub oh Nonii.
M y SanleteTr go ra0 Nsrpbern,. M.sG.,
gpri. $500 ~ ~
N1nbI3siter nab europdtf6em glnn. qter,
gq'nnfer. baden I~urnrttie .%Rniiiter. betse lito
da,is SUB. oosr Sal3lpGiier' 8dher eIetirtf6s
Isl 'ebincn 75e.. $t,o0, $50, 5000 nnb
S@e,rid,tSt aonnen r%IerSlt iperOeF IN ben
Stnsi.eitreanr l0I, 9f'ggLtiruore. strabs 500
9aItinlnre; uno 9aIbett6trnBe, DGontinentai
3tuft. elliloinq" uno MbaugbS, Rr. 100, Ror6.
gborles'Strate. Sampler nit y%llniteSA SS,iits
tellIeIegrapben 'ehitem unsaeftnttet
gtdiioent Ii. @el. 'D'Gnaaer. Sen, 9saif saaeai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

len. Gr id)il0crtc Die iurdtloir un0
trlnc @ciic. mic @jnitor Steiicn3 ici.
nes Amtes mnltct mnO uerlicb Scr
@oiimmg AuSbrud, DAB ocricIbc Der
Gemeiu0e nod redt longc 3eit CT.
bolten bIeiben mo1e. Gum SdIuB be-
gob man iih in oen ulteren Saol,
nnielblt bel ciuem opuIentn Woblc
nod Elm rctt Invertebrates gro.
erapm sur Gurdiiibrung gcIonate.
Seit 1900 iit Foitor SteiicnS Sccl.
ioreer Der Mortini.@ cmeinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

Shren "A. 8cburt3tog be
ging geitern i'm beiten 8oblergeben
5rou anuo Spisno9el, Die @ottin
bes HeltnuroteurS Mar Spibnogcl,
BON Nr. 2527, GennipIponio-Nlpem
@rqtiiIationen pom Nob .ltno 6eru
iporen an Der SngcSoronung unO
piele biibide @eidcnte e~rireuten Ooa
@eburtstagsfin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

Summt 5u ms. penu SBr @elo brnudt!
81 bis $50 an 'rbrlidJe Seutldc, Nidllner
n6cr 6ruucl, aul A{5belu oocr Sululrc acuorat.
ASobeniltnc oOcr lnoIlniltde Hiid5ubnirJcn
Nelnbt nStahnnro Sunn Sp,," ar. 22S, ct.
GnulsStrnhe. (aOO0, lWitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-16

reif ann Gebran1 in b.r onlbcr urS Def.
n soafsStution I'M 10.00 abenos, :
HeIerniruits bon 8ount tn G9Idf. ODER Bar
Ior.gBaegons. GpeiIerat.n etc. perben I@nek
s:iorat 0er 1elepbon IN auen fcIserloen Biues
g., al. 9anI 1924. ODER Wlo. Gou,tlano 1901;
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ct. HaiI SAC, ooer W,b., gou:tInno 272o, uni
sr. 62e, GlbsBroaopab.
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YGRe 5ur Hciie in's NnsIanS be-
iorgt 6. .Gainc, 3r. Alb, Sit-Soltis
moreitratr, naBe Chiffon SOnic aue.
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Dor. AnIeiben auf Sdldre. .W}obel unb @rlnb,
si1entburi. Snf Yertranen. 8eine 2odH Office,
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Nnlcibrn Huf WiDbel nub anbere
Sid,crheiteu.

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8lmge Tramem

II INNER cine 6Iaide Or. Hid)-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
Glory for All.

This il the time to recall tha saying
on another and wholly different occasion,
chat there Is glory enough for all It
win he Il matter 81 grievons disappoint-
ment to peafy, undoubtedly, to learn, on
Biz return home from great achieve
ment that another has preceded him.
Vet IL Is no small matter that he has
himself succeeded, after many attempts
in reaching tic goal of Ills lifr's ambl-
ton Ills work Is as truly bis own ats
III no one else bad attempted to be before
HIM Eta had already been within two
hundred miles Of Tie object Of ILLS Search
and his success this time would have
surprised hardly anyone It was rather
expected. and the semitic world, As we'll
AZ the general public. was looking for it,
No such combination Of circumstances
ever occurred iii the world before or
wiz again. At the moment when peary
announces his victory his rival is at 4
kings reception. and the president of
bis own country has sent a eablegram of
congratulation Seemingly it is peary's
fate to come tn second, after all bis
endeaYor But the whole story has not
been told and critically Analysed as vet.
Until that has been done, and perhaps
for always aftarward, there IS glory
enough for both, aud anyway. they are
both Americans Manchester Union
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
SUPPORTING 4 80 -.
Bennington Banner Tells How The Trick
Is Done In ITS Town,

10 GNAE Al AkS AAWA
Remington II easily the best base
Bali town ia Vermont, Judging from
THE manner III which II has maintained
a splendid team the present season As
Ut The past, and base ball fans Id other
towns anxious FOR team Wall do well
to study its methods. Burlington Free
Press.
There are least eight towns II Yer.
mont that can support good, efeditable
base ball teams Il they will undertake
III on The same basis that Renningh b
did this year. The salary list here has
been under $500 per month and, most
IF the time, under $500. When We have
lost 4 game we haven't upset the team
bv releasing d man because he made an
error, and we haven't tried to win
games hy hiring expensive players for
special occasions The team has played
mot over t4vo games week and some Of
The time only one 1T hasn't won all
its games, but Ii he's won much more
than half 81 them and has usually made
good showing when tt didn't win If
has gone up against some good teams,
especially North Adams aud Pittsfeld,
where the salary lit II fully three times
what 1t is here and has won The series
with all Of them except North Adams.
Remington has been fortunate this year
HI getting together d strong team and
the team has been lucky, but with
similar methods the town can have i
eredifable team every year and 20 can
anv af the larger towns in the state.
Bennington Banner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
aRobbIngn nc Big rouna.

The city Of Rutland Just now Is get.
ting back III dTiblets from the state
what its taxpayers paid III last year on
school aeeounf. The repayment from
the state Of the eity's proportion on the
redistribution II tw0 months overdue. II
i q beautiful arrangement this Rut-
hand city taxpayers contribute substan
tiallv two thousand dollars 4 year, net,
toward the support Of the country
ehools u the state, and THE state holds
the money and pays 10 interest for It's
use fen the most az year The town
representation system Of Vermont ID a
good thing for some 81 the towns. Tt
enables them To I'D legally what The In
dipidual would be prosecuted eiyily,
ii indeed not eriminally- for doing
You, an individual. would Be lucky 70
escape jaii Il you put your hand ID your
neighbours pocket aud distracted money
therefrom. But every year your town
If YOU are d resident of one 81 tha small
eF towns of The state puts its hand in
the pockets 0f Rutland, Burlington,
ST Adams. Montpelier, Barre, Brattle-
boro, Bennington, and the rest 81 tbe
cities aud larger towns, and Ii goes scot
free tand feels abused a that) for conn
hitting the same aeti-Rutland News.