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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14
LADIES' new MUSLIN WAISTS


At $500 Is a new Alloyer Embroid-
ery Waist that Is very neat; il finished
with tine tucks, has tie new flu sleeve
put into q deep cuff
At $3.50 Is one Of the prettiest
Waists we ever put out for the moneys
is made with round yoke Of muslin
and three rows Of fine valenciennes lace;
the front Il finished in cluster tucks,
Insertion and fms embroideryj has the
new full sleeve With deep cuff Of muslin
and rows Of insertion.
At s3.9s Is a fine Muslin Waist with
q wide strip Of French knot inseStion
down front and across bust, with clus-
tiers Of tucks and val insertion; has the
full tucked sleeve, with deep cuff, fin
ished with insertion and lace.
AT $3.50 is a Waist that viii inter
est any who want g. new, up-to.date
Waist; ii made Of fine allover ernbroid-
cry IN a very fine new patterns il fin
ished with a fine quality cable net thread
lace Insertions has the new sleeve, I'm
ished with insertion.
At $500 TO $3.50 are some Of the
best quality Muslin Waists we ever car.
ricd These are made 81 the fine EN-.
broidery and in the new spring style.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14
Our $40 OVercOatS

On our line Of $40 Overcoats spread ourselves This
is very popular figure for good Overcoat and the man
who pays it has right expect splendid Coat We show
several models this gureevery representing the very
best Overcoat value that be made shown and sold for at
this price We selected the fabrics and Innings dictated the
high standard Of the Tailoring required and employed
the best Ovecoat Makers do the Tailoring the best and
artistic manner possible Our Twenty Dollar Overcoats
are przes-every Of them. They be duplicate
elsewhere for the price Telling you talkshowing you
is proof positive. Other Goats from $40 90 up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14
SWEATERS

Yarns we're never so high A. now.
Ycu would expect to pay more for your
Sweater, and you wouH, il We were
not at this time sacrificing part Of
our profit, just TO make extra business.
Ours are the Hoag Sweaters, having,
as we believe, better wool yarn thar
other kinds See what you think Of
them.
Children's 1925 Sweater values for
0se each in all staple colors.
Misses and Ladies' Coat Sweaters in
white, red and grey, now at $3.50 each
Ladies' fancy stitch Coat Sweaters III
white, grey and red, now at only 81 so
EACH Specials at this price
The Hoag Sweater in very best seam
Iess style, Sweater that will compare
with 5000 Or $3.50 Sweaters, this sale
1T S4.9s each.
All Of our Astrachan 9sc Scotch Caps
for children reduced to soc each.
All Of our SOC Mohawk Tams in white
and colors now at SOC each.
We have an extra fine, heavy Wool
Toque IN white and colors that we are
selling at soc each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14
GRANITEvILLE.

The regular meeting Of the ladies
Ala society win be held at The home
81 McKinnon, Wednesday afternoon at
two o'clock. Each lady Is requested to
bring q thimble.
Mystic circle No. 9s5 Will meet at
Miles hall Thursday evening at seven
o'clock for the election Of officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14
card Of Thanks.

we wish To thank the many friends
ana neiphbors, who assisted during the
illness 81 Mrs. Margaret Mckeowin, and
also for the many floral tributes
Mr. and Mrs w G. Douglass,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Wright,
William Mcke0win.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were r. =, Norton, Springfield;
N. Ri Goodnow. John Boiloron, Boston;
Burt r. Carleton, Concord, N. VI; George
d. Iamberton. Hardwick; six members
Of the Imperial Scots company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14
Blankets and COInfOrters

Mash Comiorters distinctive features Of the Maish
lotion Down Comforers absolute purity warmth and
wonderful lightness, they insures refreshing sleep
We have these Comforters in Sikane and Satin covers
at So. 90, $50 and 4 90 each
Our Blankets in Silkalne and Satin at ST 90 andl rs
lz-4 Blankets IN grey and white at So. So 800 $50
and 4OOup.
$50
All Wool Blankets at SIS 90 and 90 pair
Cotton Blankets 75c, o8c, rs and so pair
PERRY CO CAMP.
Telephone o. VI and 7b Main Street Barre VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14
a. r ABBOTT s 90. a r ABBOTT y 90. A p ABBOTT = Co
In The Midst OF Christmas Shopping

We the midst Of Christmas business and this
will be useful gifts display will surely than
always bring the useful and reasonable things
will find every department full Of those things which will appeal
real Christmas values
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-14
wILLIAMSTOwN

The regular grange meeting viii b
Friday evening instead Of Wednesday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30

Poniewaz rewolucya w BARGE
Ionic jest bardzo powazna ponie-
waz zagraza ona spokojowi caiego
pahstwa, nalezy ia "a wszelka ce-
ne, cho6by najwiekszym wysil-
kiem kosztani stlumic.
Z powodu przerwania komuni-
kacyi telegraficznej z Barcelona
brak wszelkich wiadomoSci o wy
sokoSci STRAIT W ludziach, po obu
walczacych stronach. Jasnem jest
to, ze dotychczas rebelanci sa 60
"a, ze nietylko Barcelona, ale i
mniejsze sasiednie miasta, jak
Alcoy i Calhorra, objete So pozoga
wojny. Przyklad Barcelony, Okla
zal sic zarazliwym, bo obecnie
rozpoczeiy sic ma dobre niepokoje
W Saragossie, Vendrelli, Rioja W
Porcie Bou, Llansonie Riskai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30

Rebelanci wyzyskali okolicznosc,
re znaczna Geese garnizonu, sta
cyonowanego w Barcelona wy
slano ma pole walki W Marokko,
wobec czego pozostala czesc woj-
ska Jest znikomo mala.
Najnowsze depesze przynosza
wiadomost, ze Wojska odparte
przez rebelantow, rozpoczely ma
nowo walke. Obecnie spodziewac
sic MONA strasznych wynikow
walk, bo zalzadano ciezkiej arty-
leryi do ostrzeliwania barykad.
Wyobrazic sobie MONA, jake be-
die zniszczenie, lie to ludzi pa
dnie nietylko pomiedzy walczacy-
mi, ale spokojnymi mieszkahca-
mi. Polozenie tych ostatnich roz-
paczliwe. Wojsko wydalo oglo-
szenie, ze mieszkahcy ME powin-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30

nj domow swych opuszczac, gdyz
ME moze ono brat ma sic odpo-
wiedzialnosci, dzieki ustawicznie
utrzymywanemu ogniowi karabi-
now maszynowych, kartaczownic
itp. Rebelanci napadli ma guberna-
tora, kt6ry swe ocalenie zawdzie-
cza tylko kawaleryi, stojacej oPo-
dal, take ludzie, zupelnie na IL
boczu caiej rebelii stojacy, ME sa
bezpieczni. Kobiety dzieci szu-
kaly schronienia w koSciele Sw.
Moniki. Rewolucya roznamietniia
do tego stopnia umysly tiumu, re
juz kobiety prowadza watahy
do ataku, rzecz jasna, He wojsko,
choc tylko dla w}asnego osobiste-
go bezpieczefstwa zycia n1usi Cd
powiadac ogniem, ktory sieje zni-
szczenie wsrod ciemnego, tax nie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30
(Artykul wlasny ,,Dzien. Chi" y

(Z.) - StanowiSko Kola pol
sb,iego w Sejmie Rzeszy niemlec-
kiei W sprawie obrad mad reforma
finansowa, wywoialo W prasie
polskiei krytyke wiecej, lub mnieI
agresywna.
Zarzucaja Kolu polskiemu, ze
sic w obradach polaczylo z kon-
serwatystami niemieckimi, mai
wiekszymi wrogami polskosci, ze
stanowisko jego byio chwiejne
t. p.
Przypatrzmy sic bliiej tel
sprawie. a moze dojdziemy sine
ira ct studio do sprawiedliwej O.
ccny postepowania rePrezentacyi
polSkiej W Berlinie.
W szczegolnoSci rozchodziio sic
W tych obradaoh mad reforma IL
nansowa o to. iakiego rodzaju Po-
datki wprowadziG, wzglsdnie pod
WIKI. aby modz przeProwadzie
sauacye uadszczuplOnych finan-
SOW pauSJwowych.
Parya kOnserwatywna, " skiad
lt6rei zwyklym porzqdkiem rze-
szv wchodza przewaznie wiaSei-
c:cIc d5br ziemSkich, wystcPowa-
Ia. iak najostrzej przeciw jaheJ-
kolwisk badi podwyzce Podat-
kow bezposrednieh, u. cd gruntow
! dom6w. a natomiast bila na to,
aby artykuiy spozywcze, jak ka-
wa, herbata, tyton oraz gieida 20
staly opodatkowane.
Poslowie liberalni natomiast o.
pierajqcy swe mandaty o szero-
kie varsity konsumentow, dazyli
do tego, aby ciezar podatkowy
przerzucic ma wlasnosc nierucho-
ma spadki..
Jak widziny, Gala ia sprawa
ma ma wskros znaczenie Ii tylko
ekonomiczne / jest dyktowana,
jak wszystko W gospodarstwie
spjolecznem, egoizmem pewnycb
warstw ludnoSci.
Kolo polskie mialo obowiazek
oswiadczyc sic "a jednym lub
drugim sposobem opodatkowania,
ME moglo bowiem wstrzymac sic
Cd udziaiu W tel sprawie, boby
sciagnelo ma siebie caikiem slu-
szny zarzut ignorancyi najzywot-
nieiszych interesow ekonomicz-
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30
TeIegramy zagraniczne

Londyn, 80 lipca. - Dopiero
teraz nadeszly urzedowe sprawo-
zdania walk pod Melilla W Ma
rokko. Ze sprawozdah tych wyni-
ka, re arrnia hiszpanska poniosla
dnia q bm. dotkliwa kleske. Stra-
ty po stronie hiszpanskiej - sto-
sunkowo do iloSci armii = ogro-
mne - bo 5000 ludzi W zabitych
i rannych. Kleske te straszna po-
nieSli Hiszpanie powodu odcie-
cia przedniej stray cd giownej
armii. Skoro to nastqpilo Kabylo-
vie z Gala zaciekioScia zaatakowa
Ii armie glowna = bedac licze-
bnie znacznie silniejszymi, latwo
zepchneli ia do Melilli, zadajac
powyzsza kleske. Co sic stalo z
wojskien stanowiacem straz pre-
dnia, niewiadomou Przypuszczac
jednak mozna, re bez szwanku o.
no ME wyszlo.
Domy W Melilli So przepe}nione
'rannymi, ktorych po}ozenie, jak
juz onegdaj donosilismy, wprost
straszne.
Madryt, 80 lipca. = Nierownie
gorzej przedstawia sic poiozenie
w Barcelona. Tam bratobojcza
walka rozszalala ma dobre. Dowo-
dem, ze poiozenie jest ogromnie
powazne, jest og}oszenie ogolnej
mobiizacyi wojsk hiszpanskich.
Wszyscy urlopowani oficerowie i
zofnierze powoiani pod bron.
Krol Alfons spedzii Gala ubiegla
noe ma naradach premierem
Maura. Wynikiem tych narad jest
decyzya:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30
Utica W Melilli, W Marokko.

cnie rozagitowanego tiumu. WI
Pueblo Nuovo (przedmiescie
Barcelony) koscioly i szkoly po-
palone. Rebelanci re szczatkow
zburzonych kosciol6w, domow
mostow porobili barykady, a be-
dac dobrze uzbrojonymi zaopa-
trzonymi W amunicye moga sku-
teczna wake z poza barykad
przez dluzszy czas prowadzie.
Gibraltar, 80 lipca. - Tutejszy
garnizon otrzymal rozkaz udania
sic do Barcelony, CO tez natych-
miast uskutecznii.
Rowniez piechota okretow
wojennych zdaza ma to krwawe
pole walki.
Paryz, 80 lipca. : Swiezo ma
deszle wiadomosci maluja polo
zenie w Barcelona w barwach
strasznych. Gale stosy trupow
rannych lelza po ulicach. Nieszczs
sliwe zony szukaja swych MEOW.
dziatwa ojcow. P}acz, jek gree
chot strzal6w karabinowych ma
pelniaja powietrze. Kohca walki
ME mozna jeszcze oznaczye, DO
wojsko barcelohskie liczebnie bar
do slabe, w poczaku bowiem L.
czyio zaledwie 5000 ludzi, a coz
dopiero teraz po tylu dniach wal
ki.
Londyn, 80 lipca. - Z powodu
zniszczenia ma znacznej przestrze
nj torow mostow kolejowych -
spieszace do Barcelony wojska
ME moga predict stanac ma
miejscu. Wobec tego zarzadzono
wysylke wojsk okretami.
Dotychczas niewiadomo wiasci
wie, co jest przyczyna rewolucyi.
Ciagle utrzymuja, re ma bye to
protest przeciw wojnie marokkoh
skiej, daja sic jednak siyszec po-
(Dokohczenie na stronicy '5tej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30

Skoro juz musialo sic oswald
czyc "a ia, lub owa strona, zmu-
szone bylo kierowac sic jedynle
wzgledami ma interesa polske;
obowiazane byio zastanowic sic,
kt6re podatki wiecej beda uciazi-
we dla Polakow, czy te, ma ktore
sic godza konserwatysci, czy tez,
tie, ktorych sic domagaja liberali'
Me mozeny nabrac przekona-
MIA, ably Koio polskie ME zastano-
wilo sic dokladnie pred glosowa-
MEM mad tenn, ktory projekt dla
Polak6w jest lepszy. w Ionic
Kola polskiego So tacy obrohcy
ludu, jak posei Korfanty, lub Ma
pieralski ci z pewnoscia ME do
pusciliby do tego, aby oswiadczo-
no sic "a mniej dla ludu korzy-
stna reforma.
Nadto zwazyc nalezy, re lud
polski skiada sic przewaznie z
wioScian, a wiec wiaScicieli ME
ruchomosci. oraz re daleko mniej
kOnsumuie kawy, herbaty, tyto-
niu. niz lud niemiecki.
z tego wiec wzgledu - {. J.
wzgledu natury ekonOmicznej sta
nowczo miaio racye Koio polskie
OSwiadczajac sic "a mniejszem
zlem, Il. "a opodatkowaniem wy
mienionych artykul6w spozyw-
czych gieidy tel pijawki najbie-
dniejszych-
Teraz naleiy sic zastanowic
mad zarzutem czynionym Kolu
polskiemu, ze sic W obradach po-
laczylo konserwatystami ME
mieckimi, II. hakatystami.
Przedewszystkiem tax konser-
watysci niemieccy, jak liberali
So hakatystami rdzennymi wro-
gami naszymi, wiec W tym wzgle-
die ME ma wyboru, ponadto
konserwatysci W wielkiej liczbie
giosowali swego czasu przeciw u
stawie 0 wywlaszczeniu Polakow,
czem okazali choc w czesci jaka
taxa moralnosG mysli.
Koio polskie ME mogfo ogladae
sic ma wzgledy polityczne W spra-
vie ma wskroS ekonomicznem
znaczeniu, ME mozna uu wiec ro-
bic z tego powodu zarzutow, ze
z ia, a ME lima partya do spo}ki
przeforsowalo mniej zla dla Pola-
k6w ustawe.
Ma zakohczenie trzeba jeszcze
to uwzglednic. re berlihslie Ko-
10 polskie spowodowalo poniekad
upadek kanclerza Rzeszy ksiecia
Buelowa najzacieklejszego haka-
tysty, najbrutalniejszego Prusa-
ka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30
NIEMCY O ZBROJENIACH ANGLIL.
OGROMNY POZAR.
Move zWyeqstWu pTszydsnta Tafta " spraTe tagb.

Repubikahska kOnwen-
eva W West Virginia prohibcya Spawa Ihaw
Burze Pozary UpaIy Wypadek kOeOwy samOb0jstwO pa
Tragedya rOdzinna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30
PRZEGLAD
'OuTYKl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ'

Chicago, 80 lipca.
CW obronie posl6w polskich do
parlamentu niemieckiego.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30

Wojsko pred palacem kr6lewskim Madrycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-07-30

(Dokohczenie ma stTonicy 'stej).
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
I'm A BAD Way"
Many a Salem Reader Will Feel
Grateful for This Information.

When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak, aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
Your kidneys are "in bad way"
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is local evidence to prove it:
w. J. Carlton, 1866 Third street,
Salem, Ore, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills, which l procured at DR.. Stones
drug store, not only strengthened
my kidneys, but speedily removed
the backache and lameness. A rem
edy that brings such prompt and
beneficial results as Doan's Kidney
Pills is worth endorsement. I ad-
wise other kidney sufferers to try
Doan's Kidney Pills, as never used
any medicine of the kind that
equaled them for curing backache
and kidney trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-MilAurn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
Bad BLOOD

"Before 1 began using Cascarets I had
bad complexion, pimples on my face,
and my food was not digested asst should
have been. Now I am entirely we'll, and
the pimples have all disappeared from my
face. can truthful1y say that Cascarets
are just as advertised; have taken only
two boxes of them"
Clarence R. Griffin, Sheridan, Ind.
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good.
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe.
lOc, 25c Soc. Never sold in bulk. The genu-
ine tablet stamped G. c. Guaranteed to
! cure or your money back s@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06

Doctor-You should always take
little fruit in the morning.
Guzzler-I always do; I'm old
fashioned enough to insist upon q
cherry in my cocktail.-Philadel
phia Record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
PULPIT.
All Saints Day

Both He That Sanch6eth and
They That Are Sancd6ed Are All Of
One: For Which Cause He Is Not
Ashamed to Call Them Brethren"
OHiebrews il, y.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-31
ASSOCIATION IN SESSION.
Home Department Union Addressed
by Rev. DR.. Woodrow.

The quarterly meeting OF the Home De-
partment C-icn OF the District OF Co
lumbia Sunday School Association was
held in the First Congregational Church
last evening.
The principal address was made by Rev.
Samuel II. Woodrow. pastor Of the
church. Reports from several OF the
larger branches were heard. Mrs. s E.
Estelle Brockway spoke for the Calvary
Baptist Church. Miss Ella Foster for the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
Miss Alice Shade for the Waugh Method
ist Episcopal Church. and Mrs Mabel
Pierce and Miss Baldwin for the First
Congreg ational Church.
Devotional exercises were led by Mrs.
II. NJ. kendrick. Of Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church. Reading OF the Bible
in the home study was the theme OF
Rev. DR.. WOodrow's address, and he ad-
monishsd the home department 10 develop
this work A reading by Miss Grace
Ross, a vocal solo by Miss Alice HAWKS,
and a piano solo by Mss Florence King
concluded the programme.
Ohcers Of the union are Mrs. E. I
Newton, president, Mrs a T. Butter
floss, treasurer; Mrs. II. D. Young, n. !.
W. Reisner. and ". s. N. Croft. execu-
tive committee.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-31
HOLSTERS In SESSION
Members of Indiana Society
and Visitors Meet.
PLEASANT EVENING IS SPENT
Clarence j. Blanchard, Stntisticinn
of the Reclamation Service, Gives
Illustrated Lecture on the Arid
Lands OF the West-Mrs. DIekey
and Mrs. BOOrOm Aid.

About 200 employees Of the government
departments and visitors to the National
Capital. all from the Hoosier state.
gathered last night in the large hall or
the Old Masonic Temple 70. attend the
regular monthly meeting. Of the Indiana
Society.
In addition to the usual social features
Of the reception. there was an entertain
ing and instructive programme. including
a lecture by ClareTsce J. Blanchard. stat
istician Of the Reclamation Service Of the
Interior Department. on The land OF
little rain" a violin solo, entitled "A
Syrian Folk Song" by Mrs. Rose Max
well Dicl1ey. and a reading and recitation
by Mrs. Rebecca Boorom. Of Syracuse.
Ny.
A W Tracy. president Of the society.
called the meeting 10 order. and after a
few remarks IN which he explained that
as Congress was then IN session. the
members OF the Indiana delegation. who
usually attended the meetings, would not
be able 10 be present He then intro
duced Mrs Dickey. Her execution on
the violin was much appreciated by all
present. and she was encored several
| times.
Mrs. BORON, who is a trained elocu-
ZIONIST. read a selection entitled the
Matinee Girl" which was much ap-
( plauded. and as an encore she related a
humorous story in dialect
Talks on the Arid West.
In his talk on the Land Of little rain
1T. Blanchard gave an instructive de-
scription OF the great arid lands OF the
West His lecture was illustrated by
stereopticon views and moving pictures,
showing some interesting features OF the
work being done by the government 10
reclaim the land.
Mr Blanchsrd's descriptions were ali
from personal observation. One OF the
mOsr interested members Of his audience
was +. f Skorniakon. an engineer on
Ger in the ministry Of agriculture. IN Rus
sra. who is on an official mission 10 this
/ county &c study the great problem OF
/ irrigation from the American point OF
view
After the lecture the social functions
/ Of the evening were renewed. and the re-
| ception committee. composed OF Mrs.
4 Megrew and Miss Wolfe. took special
/ pains 70 see that all new members and
/ guests OF the society became well ac-
! quainted with the Indiana colony IN
I Washington The society contains nearly
40 members. and IS the largest State
/ society IN the city.
/ Among those who attended were W ".
I Curry Mr. and Mrs c. L. Huey. Mrs
/ Z. +. Geyer, Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe
I Capt. and Mrs J. p 8Iegrew. Miss Anna
I Brown. Capt and Mrs. Weathers. r r.
| McKahan o. o. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
I John Randall. John Ade, the father o.
/ George AIDE. the humOrist, Willis J Fow-
I Ter Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Byuum. and
/ J. o. Lambert. secretary Of the society.
/ The society plans next month 10 give
| a special reception 10 the United States
/ Senator's and Representatives from IN
Z diana.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-31
KING LEOPOLD OFFERS PRIZE.
For Best Work on Aerial Navigation
He VIII Give 5000.


King Leopold Of Belgium has decided
10 grant a prize Of S5.0g to the author OF
the best work answering the following
questions Describe the progress Of
aerial navigation. and the best mesns 20
encourage it.
Al essays or works relative 10 the
subject and competing for the prize must
be sent 60 the minister OF science and
arts In Brussels before March !, 1911.
The competition Is open to all nationai-
tiss.
No new edition OF any work already
in print win be admitted 70 this compeu-
ton unless il comprises thorough changes
and considerable additions.
In case certain sections Of any work or
essay on the subject have already been
published. such work or essay may still
be able 10 enter in this competition pro
Fiding the Aest part Of said work OF essay
VIII be published after this date.
The jury win comprise three Belgians
and four foreign members. No members
OF the jury viii be allowed 10 send any
work or essay 10 the competition
The manuscript. work, or essay winning
the prize viii have 20 be published dur
ing the year following the one in which
the prize VIII be awarded.
Competitors may use any OF the follow
ing languages French. English. Flemish,
German. italian. Spanish, or Portuguese.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-31
BIRDS KIND TO THE KINDLY.
Naturalist Tells Society winged
Creatures Are Appreciative.

As an interpreter Of bird lore, Dr.. Will
IAN Rogers Lord. OF Cambridge. Mass.
dressed the Audubon Society IN the
auditorium OF George washington Uni
versity last evening
His subject was The mission OF the
bird. ard he spoke with intimacy and
affection Of the winged creatures. OF
which he has made a life study. BE hnds
In birds a responsiveness 10 and apprecfa-
, ton OF human affection and kindly treat
menf.
The lecture was illustrated with maur
slides. pOrtraying the brilliant plumaee
or some New England specimens. Dr..
Rogers referred 20 the work OF Audubon.
and frequently reproduced his plates on
canvas
I DO not hunt and shoot these beautI-
ful inhabitants OF the air: I commune
with them he said. T find IN this q
growing delight and q continuous unfold
ing OF new beauties The true naturalist
knows how 10 gain the friendship of
birds II Is easy for him.. they grow 10
know him and 70 love him. and their
domestication has been brought 70 q point
vssich the average person deems mcredi-
bic 4 bird whose confidence has been
gained consents 10 be photographed. and
allows all manner OF fntimacies."
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-31

The annual State conference OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
OF the District Of Columbia win be held
tomorrow at the Arlington Hotel At
the morning session, beginning at 10
o'clock. the State officers. chapter re-
gents. and committee chairmen WIN give
reports. IN the afternoon at . o'clock,
songs VIII be sung in the competition to
decide upon a District Of Columbia
Daughters OF the American Revolution
song for the Centennial Congress. Nomi-
nations for State anS National Offices viii
follow the selection d The song.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-31
LECTURES TO RAILROAD MEN.
J. L. Taylor Tells Officials How to
Transport Explosions safely.

officials OF the transportation depart
ments o. the various railroads and men
from nearby railroad cenrers were pres
ent IN large numbers az the lecture on
safe transportation OF explosives and
other dangerous articles" delivered BY J.
l. Taylor at the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ.
c. A last evening
Mr.. Taylor. who IS the special repre-
sentative Of the American Railway As
soeiatiouS and the special agent % the
Bureau for the Safe Transportation OF
Explosives and other Dangerous Articles.
illustrated his remarks by a number OF
slides showing the methods Of handling
explosive and the plans employed by the
American Railway Association in their
transportation