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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
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IN 9llnbama irot Die Hroblbitlor
am l.. Sanllar D. 5. IN Strait. Cir
paor Gage ipdter erit)ien III elmer
t1Glihen 3citunQ ser Stoats Saltpt'
Itaot Wol1t0ontcrp cine All5eigc, Die
int m09lifit Observation-Disclosures
mic folgt lalltct:
,@ir cntiprcd)en ben @ilnld,en Scr
Iumen IN Scr Grogucn.2lbtbeilung,
no mir MrItcr 5tigen bon 9lllcn, mas
in @bi5tep.I eportcmcnt 81 habclt
lit. Iie5 lit notwithstanding bcqncmcr
fir sic 3oulcn; getoiB lit, baB eS III.
ncl sic Notbneroigfeit, nit bcnt re,
gllldren @DiSfep.8 ei6Gft in @erilb.
ritug 81 tommen, criport. @ir loben
oic Ionen bcr3lidIt ein, BON 0ieier
GinridJtung @cbroud) 81 MAIDEN"
Golgen Ereiic.)
ngQcS. mas Sic nltr niili6en mo.
gen 5u bcm Nrciie, Sen Sic dWo be.
5nblen molell. Scillht ms iofoyt.
Gic o6cll onNciilbrtcn Er1iic iin0 mn
ais 9eiipiel gcgcben, ba mir oQe Sors
ten fiibrcu lno nobe5u icbe glltbc.
fannie Wnrfe ollf Eager Guben.
,g2ir f6nllcn ntdt iibcraa bin IN
Nlaboma pcrihiden (peacn ocS Ma
bonlo'er vg(nti @hi5tep Scrialbt".
@~eIebcs), uber sic fonlcn es nit iid)
nnd @nuic ncblncn. @tr liibren net
ie @anOtaidcn bic mir Sbncn Sim
8oitcnprciS iibcrlalicn, uno mir gcben
Sbnen cil1cn Habntt, ipcl1n Sic ms
Die &anotaidc 5l,riidbrilGcn." (6ol.
gen sic Nomcn Scr SirmeL oeren
StroBar- lno SclcpGonobrciicn.)
Nctt nif)t wabr? bcmerft oa5,l
Die Ct. 2oui$'cr nNmerifo". llno
nctter. luenn man iid baron erirmcrt,
oob sic Inlubnle Der &robibitions.
Dill GnuptiGblit) Der Chotiod,c gu
oontcn mar. boB bie Tumen Wtont.
gomcrp'S, mntcritiitt oltrd) 3uing
pom oSun6c". ba8 Stoota Capitol
tagelonB bclaacrtcr. bcjp. beiett hiel-
ten, Sic @cIcsgcbtr cinid,iidtertHl
ltlo @c9ilcrn ser Hrobibitior. I'M BE-.
IonOercn Mborbntngcn Ser @iirgcr.
idnit bon IobiIc, ocn Neg p~erltgtcn,
10 0ab lie 6 mar audi cine itorte
Gunlc1.G Delegation ooruulter oar
llid)t III SGrlpcitc ser Gripbge6cr Ae.
lor9cn fonnten. So nett. ba; altd)
Golfers MccflD" it'd DcronluBt fiiHl.
&c, Die Injciac inl @ortlullt. iogor
nit Nnmcnanngubc. 81 hringtn mo
onlm clnBcitcbt: mSu m0lld)cr Sin,
lld)t haben mir ned niCmolS ctua5
Brleben, ooa oieicm glciftommt. Nia
81 mcldlen @rooc Dubrn sic Inl1cr
Die i0ncn Qcbotcnc @cIeQcnGcit Re.
MOgIidJcrluciic foltn ms Sc.
III Montgomcrp (ooer no ionIt
oielclbc Snjei9e crid)eincn mog) ou.
NllSfunit ocbcll. Gos @eilc
linb Die ~@onntaifcn" am Sdluf.
Gas 5nlbcrt ror unIcr geiitigeS 9lll0c
Dos o%n8encbluc @ito Ser aus Benz
&oicmcnt acknowledgement Came, Sic
ipren Gillfoui iorginm pcrborgen bat
in Ser Snnotaihe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
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S~uupt'Ginaang: Srcoerif.9iuao.
WeqrdbnibplGte Don $25 an inter heitdlot ger
WulIidlt; SG1iti0!li1ren. &clpinoe, Fflnn5cn etc.
iuerocr I'M Iretbbau5 ar SnuptsGinenns sefIts
ben. Infer gIgeni miro, iuelln geiuinicbt, bots
ipredpcr. t92--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
SDrrGinc.

Wlaltriit. : Variartig. = Stttolid.
gSellih bon @aIbroof cine uno cine taIHe
@tci.e, 9ltuunt SonasgSagQonS uro Gorroines
gBaGJoHs bireit bis 5lul GiueanG. 9eioe Ies
lepbpue. GtaotsGuredu I'm oriiien iSlus oe5
Observation-Disclosures, Charles. uno Saprttc.
Girnfc, (Uiai4 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

e~tagcUutc Werbea fir ben 6iebrandI Der Glef.
triihtn Spnmtiiiun in teberetHfttnlinlirg NIT
per bon Dem Ghef .Snaenielr Der 9enniirter
Gorlnliiiion Misrepresentation SpeSttifattoren Hit
~iuleenoe Wtalerialien uno 3senitletIiulGcl 9e'
foroett:
Cement,
Gano.
Steine %(5ermaIn),
SIZES.
3ieoeIiteirc,
transport bon WlaieriaI.
alcn l%olopci gnaeboteit irliB etli beeIaubte'
ter Sbed oc3 pieters. auf cine .Gleartiia
Solfe"sglni geSoaeil. an ocit saJ,abor mo
Sfubtruih non Baltimore" 3nbtbnr gertldbt.
III ben foIaeIoen 9eirdger b~etgefiiat fem: Gane
500, Sicacliieine 500, 0ol5 St00, Irnnsport
500. Sies 500. Sieinc $500. Cement $500.
gprlihe Yrcben bon Cement. .Sano, Sieit1.
(aac Dor Der Grbfiinira her Ntaebptt, lpie IN
ben SpcjifiTdiicnen por9eitriebcb ciugereiht
!oeroel.
snGcbotc minicn r~criIc0cIt nio al ben
a@pGro OF 2pdrb2, Care OF j. SeiueI SbonlIS.
Gith ~Sieaiiter,' ~aoreilirt leun. Sieielbei mfitfeu
Dor II llhr 9oruiitags am Mittippdb, ben IT,.
,Sebrung 1909. III S,aroeN beS GthatsNcgi'ras
tors III .ocilcr Plrtaii iib %hefitben.
Gle Gonirdii sReboroe hebGli 'ih oaS Ne6t
Dor. irGeiia eirss cher Que Ineeboie 81 pct'
tperien.
Slr cpe3,fiIationcu Iuo Tabere sIusfuiiit
Charles g. Vbsipa, IT,,
.. ,-. Gbcfz Jnae1tclir,
9idihbau5.
geFtitlpi;
I. garrh @snbopf,
Srd'toent Der gortruiis& ebDrSc.
CGcbri.5 9,fo,lf.1 2,13,l1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Sic meme il rs a. ) Bee:
auf ieoeS i'm Staate sur @eIt TOM.
menpc @abn ioa eiite StaotSprdmie
bon eil,ent Collar aeisst iperbeii. Cie.
lie Selolnurs Hiro uter nlotiie bel.
zen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
q. @antti6,

WurS.vuprtetsm. etrahe..
Sentid)e |Gder mn6 5eitidriften.
-Suaenbimrifien, Wdr6cn nnb gradblunaen.
1Idisiier Geoidlie. stcmnre etc. fGepfa.t N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Sn Der 91Ifte Der Conn.
ties Ill Worp!ono Iinb Die @irtbidlai.
TEN perboter, Gie iibri0en 5luoli tru.
gen al 2%icen5en runo 10000 Collars
jl Cen itoatlifel, Ausgaben bel, bon
Der Stoot Baltimore erbielt Der Staat
lettes Sobr aber 100000 Collars.
.Nfc ann!f .;trnfenen" Counties tr,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Sm &crloufe 0cS Sahres
1908 lpuroen iii perid)icDcncn St1c
ten Hublanb'& 73 3%ciiunqcn corfiS,
5lrt, bon bcnclt Sc IN rl,liild)cr, 8 IN
polni'd)er, 3 IN grliliid)cr, 9 IN totori.
ld)er, = III bcltid)er mo 1 in iiioiid)er
Spraf]e cridiencn. Bon ollcn Siricn
ipurcen lllir II oilf 0cridtabcidlub,
oae anOercn ubcr nllf aohtiniltroti-
bent @eac oilf @runb bcs arsnab.
mejnItanbc& cingeltellt. Sn Eeters.
burg nIlcin ml,rocu rs NreBorganc
cilgcItcut, oarriltcr 8 8eiuerfld)aits.
blutter. Mn Stroi7n.wuroell oui as.
miniItrotlpem 9Sege crhobcn ca. 100.
coo Hl,bcl (t20 6dae). Oorl,rter il,
petersburg 23.000 NlbeI ltno in
Wtosfdn 24.OO0 Hubel. GuiIiide
Yrebireihcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Nofotm 6. s.. Sarrim II
in Den anflid)tsroth ser Mcp Dorf.
Gcntrul6obn ocpGhlt morocn lit. lit
or nitdl IN Sen IcrlpoltunaSrotb scr
Safc SDorc lllo Scr Mid)ignn.Gcn.
trol6abn cingcircten. Gon1it c%orltro-
lirt Sorrinan pouitdnbig ooer 5l,ill
SbciI 5ebn groBc Stonmbobncn nit
ocrcn 3luci9linicn. 5uInmmcn rlno
1900 Mciler Giienbobr. Gr bat IN
Der &eTpultlna BON foit ciren1 Crit.
tcl Der Weilerldllgc oler G~iicnbob.
licil OeS 9al,bcs mitjllrcbcn, uno IN
pielcn S1acn fam CT hos antid)ei
oenbe @ort iprcd)cn. @eId)e Wod,t
IN ocn %Gnben cincS ein5igen Mon-
mes!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

&c Serluitc bnrG g d a .
oenfcucr morcn I'M Snnuor bielca
Sobrea aeriltacr ais I'M Soulor Der
beloen porbcr9cbenbcn Sabre. Sln,
mcrIin belGllit iid Der 5eicrid)oorn
pom leBtet Sonn,nr nod oltf rtuo
22a4 MiQioncn Collars. "a Ger Dio.
nat Sonllor ~geip6bnlid) oic b6dltcn
Igtcrpcrlllitc 6ringt, 10 iGngt ooS
So6r nidt 10 libel olt. Srn Sonuor
1908 belicicn iid) Die GerlllItc burd)
Sdobeniellcr n,ti ii6cr 2o1lIs MiQio.
llcn Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
@crmiidjtc 9ln3cigcn.
Sns Iorekdnd Der Stabt %altimsr,

-1yU9-
~, lest i'm Irla besriffen, Sic Sernusaebcr
er'iden que Scrionen. Sirmen ober Corpora.
ttonen Die ibrp abrefie felt benz 1. Nescnber
zoos ,9ednoert BADEN. ooer bic In fur3er 5eii
cine AeToetliilG at rtaGen ~aebenfer. ibre alte
nlo ii.iie Ioreiie lnfort mad beul bureau oiefer
eortDoarie iu feToen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
q. 6. Holf e. 60

q. 3, 9%uranaer, 8ef6dftsfibrer.
(2un6-) 955-959 Galbcrt SntIoint
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
Artist Enthusiasm.

He took up his pen to enlighten such
men
As yentured to read what he wrote
"Oh, Why mention Shakespeare again
and again
When you seek for an author to
Quofeg
He is rude in his style and once in a
while
He would drink in convivinl PUBS
He's really unworthy your tear or your
smile;
Wrote AIgernon Flubbington Dubbs,
And Byron was queer, and, withal, in
sincere,
And frequently most impolite.
And Thackeray wore 4 labori0us sheer.
While Dickens was middle class. quite
OF course III agree sacred Scripture
should BE-
Exempt from al critical snuhs.
But most other works seem deficient TO
me-
Said Algcrnon Flubbington Dubbs,
"Seant pleasure I CLEAN from tho plays
Of Racine
Moliefe was i terrible clown.
And Schiller and Goethe are not worth a
bean
When you've thoroughly sfted them
down
Those writer's Of old with their fanciss
so bold
Were only enehrysalized grubs.
Bright. winged perfection AZ last you be-
hold
In AlgernoH Huntington Dubbss
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
cEueaome and unproItable Tale.

Elsewhere, the Hearald repritns FROM
the Bellows Falls Times a review of the
Mary Rogers hanging, certainly one Of
the most shocking episodes in the his.
tory of the state. The revival Of the
subject comes through an unguarded
comment thereon, first published in the
Brattleboro Reforner which holds the
yellow newspapers responsible for the
exaggerated stories which were publish
ed and the unearned infamy Of the state
il the gruesorne affair.
The Times tells a plain, madorned
story Of how the official reporters
agreed to suppress certain detail Of
The lamentable occurrence. two voting
against one The latter, though out
voted, admitted afterwara that the de-
tails had been omitted from the official
story, but had been published BY the
Boston American with its usual wealth
of luiid decoration Enraged at being
abeaten" through the agreement Of the
official reporters, the other reporters the
wired In mass of fearful invention in
order to revenge their papers, and pos
sibly, save their Jobs
No one makes any excuse for the W
ittA ttiEEiAA NfffL III W titt tAlhtis DNlI
is it not fact that there would have
been no scandal and but little worse
publicity If accredited representatives
Of all newspapers had been admitted
I'd the eyecutiong And would ii not
have been incomporably better If the Of
fetal reporters had frankly told what
actually occrred9
The lesson seems clearand it may
be well to remember the same, with
another official killing now hanging over
the heads Of the states prison officials
at Windsor that the way to conduct
matter, in which the public has concern,
is either to admit reporters frankly and
ask them to tell nothing but the facts.
Or give out the actual faetsthe truth,
the whole truth and nothing but the
truth, and let the results appear.
This is the only purpose that can be
served IN reviving this unpleasant story
at this time Rutland Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
a acoID.FFE19, INsrJRGFNr,


Our Vermont congressman from the
first district, David J. Foster, Is placed
on the diseredited list Of the Success
magazine for alleged failure to stand
70 his guns in the attack on Cannon and
Cannonism in the national House of
Representatives, the magazine going to
the extent Of calling him one 81 the
seold-feet' insurgents, an undignifed but
expressive designation. Moreover, Con-
gresham Foster Is classed as being a
traitor to q cause, the contemporary
styling him as one Of those who by their
detection at critical time" did more
0 help ecannouism- than they could
possibly have done had they never APP
peared to oppose 1t.
Vermont people-some Of them-have
often wondered why Congressman
Foster should have seemed to change
his tactics when the matter Of Cannon.
ism was uppernost in Congress. and
while they are not prepared to designate
him as 5 traitor TO cause, they are
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
tHTDCERSII!....s|IjGI
The big store with little prices
TIA North Main 81, Barre, Vt.

specializing lot 70 know the hidden
chapter which would show the reason
for his voting with the regulars and
against those with whom be was 50
prominently classed BY newspaper report.
Perhaps the newspaper reports did not
accurately place Congressman Foster in
the first place Perhaps he was not
committed to the insurgents" Perhaps
he was merely in doubt and that when
be landed he struck ii the camp Of the
regulars Whatever the reason. we are
left in Ignorance Of the true inwardness
Of the matter and have merely to coujec
ture and to brace ourselves against such
a shock as Success gives US in its
highly interesting article Of the May
issue. Congressman Foster himself might
clarity the situation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
VERMONT 10 EXHIBIT.
VIII Be Represented at Fruit Show in
Boston in October

Vermont viii be adequately represent.
ed at the New England fruit show, to
be held in Boston, October 10 TO "a in
elusive.
This proposed show is one Of the re-
suits Of the meeting Of the governors Of
the New England states in Boston, No
vember, 1908, at which meeting ques-
tions relative 70 the promotion Of New
kngland's fruit interests were discussed.
a committee appointed to suggest
means OF bringing the matter more
closely To the attention Of everyone, both
fruit growers and consumers, thought
best TO hold fruit show, as above
stated.
This show Is not only To be eollec.
ton of fine fruit, grown entirely in New
England, but il is to BE- Of educationas
value, for besides exhibits Of fruit, or.
chaTd tools, spraying outfits and materi.
ais, there viii be lectures by the best
experts in the country on all matters
pertaining to fruit growing. and prob.
lens which the orchardist will encounter
will be discussed.
A meeting was held ii Burlington Fri
day afternoon 81 officers Of the Vermont
Horticultural society. when the matter Of
what Vermont would DO in the matter
WAS freely discussed Unfortunately rol
the enterprise. no money was appropfi.
ated for carrying ont the proposed ex
hibit, bat the horticultural society has
taken hold Of the project with enthusi.
asm and handsome exhibit win Be
made from the state. The money wilf
BE- secured partially BY private Sub.
sciption and partially probably from the
appropriation made BY the state to the
horticultural society for carrying on its
work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

pare to spend considerable amount Of
money ia the publicity that attaches
thereto
The phase 81 the situation that up.
peas to the business man Is the con
slant doubling.up that takes place, the
overlapping Of these myriad agencies,
the amount Of advertising. al tending
to the same end and reaching eubstan-
tally the same people Certainly a large
portion Of this competitive adyertis-
ing is wasted effort. Why not conserve
81
The tercentenary is likely to furnish
an ideal occasion for the booming Ner-
mont agencies 20 get together Why
not call a convention Of the people inter.
csted more particularly in the business
Of convincing people that Vermont IL the
best state TO visit during the summers
Why not evolve some scheme for the
working together OF the railroads, hotels
newspapers, tourist-b oarders and adYer-
Using agencies 30 that the money spent
each year may be conserved, directed into
expertly selected channels and made to
get resutsg
One big book can be produced more
cheaply than two small ones. Two mail.
ing lists cost more III proportion than
one twice as big as the other A large
amount OF money could be saved in ham
ding the summer advertising Of the state
through some centralized agency, that
would make a business Of placing Il
where il would get the best returns. In
fact ii is the cordial belief Of many who
have glanced the situation over that the
saving would be great enough 70 substan.
TALLY extend the publicity and ultimate
" compete In their own field with The
advertising experts Of other states who
have so far gotten far more resort bust.
ness than the natural resources Of their
territory warranted.
Business brings business. Advertising
creates advertising Tourists bring tour
lists Hotels bring guests and guests
bring money Why not conserve the an.
nual expenditures Of the various summer
interests and put them in pot that
can all be expended once and to the best
advantage --Rntland Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

The resumption Of its old eight,page
form BIZ the ST. Adams Messenger iudi-
rates that orr contemporary is getting
back onto its feet following the fire which
wiped out its extensive plant and made
q curtailment Of the paper necessity.
We extend hearty congratulations to
Editor Greene and bis staff Of co.workers
who have been laboring under handieaps
for several months and who have never
.theless presented a very creditable Jour.
nal The again enlarged paper affords
them a better opportunity, and they
are taking advantage Of it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
CURRENT COMMENT
Tipping a Misdemeanor.

Somehow or other-no one seems to
know Just how or when the legislature
Of the state Of Washington enacted. at
its session recently adjourned, q strict
anti-tipping law under the provisions
Of this law Every employee Of 4 public
house or public sereiee corporation who
selects or reeeiyrs any gratuitv from
any miest, shall h guilty Of misdnmean-
or" The first intimation which the pub
lie had that such bin has passed the
two houses Of the legislature was the
appearance Of the law IN the advance
sheets Of the new criminal code.
The agitation against the practice Of
tipping has been long and loud and prac-
tically Worldwide, but for various rea.
SONS the opposition to che practice was
not generally materialized in the form
of legislation. It will Be interesting to
note tile extent, II any, to which this
new law IN the state Of Washington will
influence the demand for the supply for
help ii the general departments Of the
position Manchester onion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

the great French rival Of the triumvirate
Arnaud Massey. Life seems a joke with
genial Arnaud and whether winning or
losing pleasant smile always fingers
about his cheerful face. A year or two
ago one fancied that he had occasional
fits Of irritabiIity, but nowadays he Is
an optimist, philosopher and a splendid
loser From Throne and Country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
Wasting Publicity.

Now comes the season when the rail.
roads of Vermont begin to issue their
hooks describing the beauties Of the
state, when the hotels do something
along The same line, when the thrifty
farmer with big house and perhaps
an anex gets out neat folder at the
village printery. when The big Sunday
papers begin 70 solicit advertisements in
a Thousand directions. and. on top Of all
this and extraneous thereto, the tercen-
tenery commission and the thousands Of
interests that follow in its train pre-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

The city square would have presented
very neat and tidy appearance yester-
day If the rubbish gathered therefrom
had not been heaped up at one corner
Of the tract Of land. That one pile
spoiled the effect Of the cleaning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

This Is Patriots Day in Massachusetts,.
and one il apt to wonder II Massachu
sets people are stronger patriots be-
cause they have day set aside in mem-
Dry Of their patriotic forbaars, or, on the
pther hand, II they merely get little
more amusement out Of life. The latter
3 certainly the more evident
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
JINGLEs AND JEsTs
A pistreaglnE penouement.

Nell-She admits she made q mistake
in marrying a man old enough to be her
grandfather
Believes she had an idea he would
only live few months, and they've
been married nearly . year now.-Phil.
adelphia Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

According to Burlington people, the
Burlington Rendering company is well
named, because it renders it, immediate
vicinity disagreeable; hence, the legal
attempt to mitigate what the petitioners
consider a nuisance. Burlington il JUS
tilted in jealously guarding her water
front, for there is no more beautiful
territory in Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

In an address in Burlington last week
Judge Ben b. Iinsley Of the juvenile
court Of Denver. Col, made this very
pertinent suggestion;
IF you want to get the truth from a
boy, first got the fear out Of him. The
parent whose anger rather than love
prompts punishment, soon has the hatred
of the boy and he gets beyond parental
control All true obedience comes from
love and respect"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

Not only are theTaft messages short
and to the point but they are being
relegated to the obscure parts Of the
newspapers, which is perhaps not proper
in view Of their Importance, but which
shows that the lack the pungency of
The Roosevelt brand. The Roosevelt
messages were almost always good for
head.liner,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

A woman likes her Eown--hut not
The second time she has to don II.
Man isn't happy with his lot
Unless he has house upon It.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

Mrs. Todd-Isn't it a pity that so
famous a ball player should be
brought home such a wreck?
Mr.. Todd--He wasn't no ball player;
he was only the umpire. -Boston Her
aid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
Exnantinn Toe Much.

Ella-I'H be there bright and early.
stella--Be there early. anyway. and
! won't ask the other thing. Judge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
Hadn't Much 70 saw.

Mrs Guzzler e a. m.l-Well, sir.
what have you to sayg
Guzzler lmeekly) Coo mornin'- hic
-m'dear.-San Francisco Examiner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
The Two PIpsrs.
~ - ! CO.. 49, hard.

He was a long haired bard.
His daddy was a plumber.
An winter long dad labored hard;
The son worked spring and summer.
And. though he saw some verse in type.
No payments came for DAYS,
And dad makes more az laying pipe
Than the son makes piping lays.
Detroit Tribune
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

@Jane looks tired dis mornin'. Watts
de matter WITT herY
why. she sat up all night SOS she
wouldn't muss her hairs Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

If one could wear a barrel Of -four
az a watch charm, it would be consid-
cred visible evidence Of ones wealth
these days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
So cartalnlv e Mo.

He-Do you think she still loves him,
now that she has found out he is poor7
She-Yes, but she keeps him In bliss.
ful ignorance OF the fact.--Town
Topics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

Barre people viii be pleased to vel.
toms the Rev Dr. Thayer for another
year Of ministry at the Hedding Meth
pdist church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

Gov. Prouty was never nearer the
truth than when he told Spokane,
Wash, man that Vermont is interested
N saving water and forest resources.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

Bennington supports base ball team
why can't four cities in Vermont support
four teams and leaguei They can if
they will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
oId aambn.

Great is the merry time or spring
For negro domination;
Then he can whitewash everything.
Except reputation.
New York Telegram.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
satd the Hors,.

The old horse listened to the honk-
Ing motor car quite sadly
.Poor thingw said he.
TT seems 10 be
Wind broken mighty badly
kansas City Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
An Assurances.

IN Assurance.
"Don'k you know that no one listens
70 or reads your speeches7"
YES" answered Senator Sorghum:
"in that way / avoid making enemies. 2
Washington Star.