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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
Annual r. A. III. District Meeting.

Annual r. A III. District Meeting.
The annual convocation of the
Fourth Masonic district, Royal Arch
Masons. met on Wednesday of last
week with Cleveland chapter. No. 20.
At o. m. a lodge of Mark Master
Masons was opened by Haswell chap
ter, No. II, of St. Johnsbury, Chas.
Bennett acting E. H. P. and the de-
gree was conferred. After a review of
the work by the Grand Lecturer the
lodge was closed At 6 80 p. m. ban
uuet was spread at the Newport house,
to which all did ample justice. At
7:45 chapter of Royal Arch Masons
was opened by Keystone chapter. No.
16. of Barton, E. H. Glazier, E. H. ?.
After the reception of Grand officer s
the Royal Arch degree was conferred
by Cleveland chapter. E. B. True, b.
! H. P. Several Grand officers were
present, among them being M. 4.
| DIN w. Daily of White River Junction,
Grand High Priest; r. E. Henry FL.
Ross of Burlington, Grand Secretary
P. G. H. P. David p. Elliott, Crane
Lecturer; H. S. Root, Grand Scribe
and H. J. Stannnard, Grand Master OF
J the first Veil. The meeting was
successful and profitable one in every
way. The Royal Arch chapters In the
Fourth Masonic district are Haswell
No. II, of ST. Johnshury, keystone
No. Is, of Barton; and Cleveland, NO
20, of Newport.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
We Want Your Caifskins

Beef Hides, Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts,
T low, Bones, ETC., and will pay you
outside prices therefor. We pay spot
cash; we pay the freight; we pay full
market value. We want to arrange
with someone in every village where
we have no agent, to collect the above
named goods for us and to sell Pages
Perfected Poultry Food and other
poultry supplies. We furnish money
with which to buy and we Keep our
buyers thoroughly posted at all times
as to market values. Write for full
particulars.
CARROLL S. PAGE, Hyde Park, VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
D. A. BRAHANA,
IRASBURG, VT.
ALL RHEUMATICS INVIT-
ED TO-DAY
To Test Uric-O Free
AIS cent Bottle Given Free to All
Who Apply

If there are still any sufferers from
Rheumatism in this country -, or
wherever this paper reaches. that
have not vet tried the wonderful Rheu-
matte Remedy, Uric-O, we want them
to try it now at our expense. we
nrmly believe that there is not case
of Rheumatism in the world that will
not yield to the wonderful effects or
Uric-O, and we want to prove 1t to
every doubter beyond all possibility.
The best way to do this lis to give
arge bottle of this remedy to every
sufferer and let him test and try 1t to
his satisfaction. If you suffer from
Rheumatism, no matter what form,
lust cut this notice out of the paper,
and send it, together with your name
and address, also the name of your
Druggist, to the Smith Drug Co., 70
Smith Bldg Syracuse, n. Y, and
shey will send you by return mail an
order on your Druggist for a 75c BOTTLE
free.
We ask as a special request that yor
purchase 25c package of Uva-La,
Pills when receiving the free bottle
from your druggist, as the pills great
Nv assist Uric-O. Use them togeth ant
be convinced of their great merit.
sonal recommendation is the most val
liable advertising, and that is the wa
we intend to acQuaint the world wit
Uric-O. Send for Uric.O. no matte
where you live. It is sold by Ere
D. Pierce at 75c and $1.00 per bottle
and we want you to have bottle free
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
PROBATE COURT.

Wincenty Zuwiski estate, Barton.
Frank D.Thompson appointed admin
istrator, o. w. Locke and Fred @.
Brown commissioners.
Asa B. Hancock estate, Coventry,
Administrator presents his account.
Referred to March s, 1909.
Harold w Ram minor, Derby. Will
liam G. Ram appointed guardian.
Cerepta f. Robbins estate, Derby
w. S. Robbi S appointed admi nistra
tor, l.. P. Jenne and A P. Niles com
missiOners.
James McEwen estate Craftsbury
commissioners report returned.
Richard Mapleson estate, Morgan
Matthew Wnltebill appointed admin
istrator, Wm. P. Bartlett and III Gil
more con missioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03

DeWITT'S s:ss:ia;ss WITCH HAZEL
SALVE For Piles, Burns. Sores.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
Rubber Boots

ust in, (An new ones,) Their name
Is Wales Goodyear, that's enough.
Ask to see our new Wall Paper.
All new patterns, and the
price is reasonable.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
GREEN CUT BONE AND MEAT
So, 90 PER BARREL

In order to move our surplus stock,
we offer for prompt shipment 200 lbs.
of Green Cut Bone and Meat for $500
and at this price we will pay the
freight to almost any station in New
England. To points on the st. Johns
bury & Lake Champlain and Boston
& Maine Railroads, We will ship 100
pounds for 81 70 and pay the freight.
The stock we offer is fresh, sweet
and will be thoroughly frozen before
shipping. At the ABOVE prices, cash
must accompany the order.
CARROLL S. PAGE,
Hyde Park, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
CONSTIPATION

causes 80 per cent of all the indi-
gestion. Indigestion produces i'm
paired nutrition. General debility
results. Take the American Liver
Tablets, the Perfect Laxative. 10
and 25 cent sizes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03

Governor and Staff off for Washington.
Governor Prouty went Thursday to
New York city, where he will be joined
by the members of his staff and
then go on to Washington for the in
auguration.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
DERBY.

One of Mr.. shannon's little children
has pneumonia.
Miss Peck. who boards at Sanford
Pinney's, has the measles.
Rev. Gordon's eldest son from Hart
ford, Conn.,. is visiting him.
Charles Sloan still continues to i'm
prove from the effects of his injury.
Miss Upper of D. A. faculty has
gone to her home in Lexington, Mass.
Mr.. Simpson got quite badly hurt
while at work in the woods last week.
Ralph Albee is i'll with the measles
at the.home of his sister, Mrs. Guy
Cook.
| Miss Harriet Leonard has gone to her
| home in Malone, N. Y, to spend her
| vacation.
| DIR. Aldrich was unable to attend to
| his practice some of the time last week
| on account of illness.
Mr.. Gage drove to Greensboro Fri.
day to visit his eldest daughter who
| returned home with him for visit.
Many here were saddened by the
death of Miss Emma Pearson, Wht
made many friends here while stu
dent at D. A.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
SUGAR PALS

are now ready and they are full
weight. Also sugar Cans, Syrup Care,
Foster & Warner Spouts.
Have you seen our Galvanized iron
Sap Bucket at $500? They say 1t is
the bes5 one yet.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-03
Spring Is Here :!
With it's demands upon us all,
we are well prepared to sup
ply YOUR wants.

We sell the international Orea m
Separator and have the olHerenV s'z-
on hand. Let us talk with you atou'
chem. We also have the One hors
Power Engines to run them with: Fhis
makes nice rig for Separator Churn,
Washing Machine, Grindstone, st c
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@ebtetell Sie

3rantbeiten ginbalt burG ben aeiti.
gen Gebrau9 bon 9utrs pillens elm
altes unb beliebtes Mittel bon itets au
nebmenber popularitdt aurirt immer
Rppfi6mer3en,
Magenfdure, Malaria. unperbaulid4
lett. trodene 2eber. 9artIeibisteit unb
bili6fe Qeioen.
TUFTS Leber PiIIen.
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8elb fpmmt in .6anfen

an q. 81. CHISHOLM, BON EreaotueI,
N. q. Sein @runo lit Der Mube inert
5u leien. o5eit langer 3eit lit irl
an ltnberoaulidfeit, TRIGGER 2eber,
Sartleibigfeit, Nerpofit6t uno alIae.
lneiner Sdmdde", idreibt er. Sd
fonnte nfdt idIafen, bate feinen s(p-
petit, feinen gbrgeia uno ipuroe nit
leoen1 Gage idpader, tros oller me
oi5iniiden 8ebanolung. 2ann ge.
braudte id electric 8itters". IL
Slalden gaben mir Die alte araft
uno 8eiunbbeit iuieber. geun fam id)
lpieoer ieoen Sag meine @ei91ftc
beiorgen. gs lit cine ipunoerbare
Meoi5in. l1nfebIbar fir Magen, &c.
Der, Nieren, 8Iut uno Nerpe. so
Cts. bel alien 9ruggilten.
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Ieras.

sSn Dallas tpuroen Die beiOen
eleganten Mpartenlent=& &Guier all Der
Wooo 5traBe, Die itr1ter benz 9sa-
men Gunner 5lats befonnt l:no,
omr6 6euer 3erft0rt. Dabei tam
Elm Nann Bruno Rattenauer, INNS
2eben. 3pei ai1oere Berlonen, Gin
,alterer geldbnter Monm nanens
Sarris uno cine Grou, oeren Name
niht befannt lit, iperoen pernibt.
Gin SrGuIein GinIep empfang i6linl-
me granoipunoen uno eine Jrau,
Die mls einem 6enfter i'm 5tpeitell
Stoflperf iprang, lpuroe innerlid)
'ldiper DerIest. Mebrere anocre
Perionen elnpfineen leidte 9erIetun-
gen.
guf Der Sarn bon g. G. .Wee-
Rnigbt in Ser Ndbe bon Gbrpltal Sin
Duroe Elm gelpiiier ". 9. Meeoer ourf
3ufaa erihoiien. Mc&nigbt mollte
cine Jlinte entlaoenk als oieielbe
ploblid losging.
Senator gailep bat oni
8rDan's 81 Baio=Sfeoe ipieoer ge.
antiportet er bat in Sort @ort1 ei.
ne Neoe gebalten, in Der er 8rpon' {
gebauptungen auf's gntifIeoenite
suriifiuies unb fie i'm @plentliden
als pbantaftiihe ltebertreibullgen
binitellte.
Sn 9nris lit Der Neaer gYill
WcSntoib, Der in Der Naht bonn
5. Sebruar ben 8eplltp-4onitabler
Robert Draper ermoroete, gebangi
fporoen.
Die Witglieoer ser &ous
GountD sSartners' Union baben BE-
ihlolien, ibre 8allmpone porlGufiq
nod nid)t 81 nerfaufen, ionoern
Tie 10 longe 5n balten. bis Der Hreis
nod geitiegen lit.
Sim 23. Sftober finbet i'm 4
aon1nliifarsgeaierf BON @onsoles
@ountp eine 9ofal Option-Mbitim-
miing itatt.
@. 3. Sopes lit gum Ober.
ganf- -granlinator ernannt moroen.
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bates gho in oen Ser6en aller Ueit=
teilnebmer erlpedt, Dem mir slus-
orud geben in Dem Wunlde, oab
oie eolen 8eitrebungen Sbres 9ut.
bes auh ferner Itets bon @rfolg be-
gleitet iein nlogen. &ir erIauben
ms gleih5eitig, ein 6eitbuh llno Elm
Sertbud oes 5eitipiels als 9rudiu-
d)e 81 iiberienoen, unO iperoen ben
ausfiibrli6en 8eri9t iiber Die 6eier,.
Der ipater georudt miro, folgen lai=
len.
glns Earis rneIbet man: Sei,u-
for IS. 9llbrih BON &booe ssslanb
uno Yrof. 81. g. slnoreps, Die i'd
gegenipartig 5lir- 5alnnluns bon
SSnfornlationen fir Sen 8eribt ser
amerifaniihen Waii15= =4on1iiiion in
8aris allfbaIten, genieBen bier bon
alelt 5eiten groBe slufmerflanlfeit,
Die Serren iparen Bel 9errn Hallan.
Dem @onperrlenr Ser ganf prn
Gronfreid, bein1 Ginar5nlinifter
Georges Goderp, iotpie Sen 2eitern
beridieoener beoeitenoer fran5oii=
iher oit-SSnititute gu @aite gala-
ben nno batten cine Mn5abl sSr1ter~
bieips nit sSinan5erperten. Signor
ganopai, Der 5efret1r Ser 8anf Don
SStalien. 1T BON Gon nod Haris ge-
fon1men, Inn Sen Mmerifanern feline
Mniihten iiber oas Sinanameien gu
unterbreiten Senotor MIori9 bot lci-
men bieiigen Sreunoen gegeniiber
,wieoerbolt erfldrt, ieite ei15ige 2e-
bensalifgabe lei nod, oa5u 5u beIfen,
bob Die Ser. Staoten Elm 10 lolioes
Sinanaipiteln erbalten, lpie es @roB-
britonnien ober Sranfrei1 beliseli.
glus Cincinnati rne[oet man:
9lls Die 2eide bon gbriItopber &ubn,
zines IS Sabre olten &unittilh=
lers in ieinenl bon Shrnlts itarren-
ben 3immer geflnoen mnroe, erea6
cine l1nteriuhnng, oaB Ser Waun
Denigitens lett benz 6. Geptentber
tot mar. @r lit alle1n Mnideine nod
rerbungert. SIN 3inumer perltecft
puroen Wertpapiere unb 8eiienr=
fltnoen BON @rumoeigentum i'm @er-
te bon pielen taulellb Dollars, ferner
Sdliiiiel 5ll einem 8epoiiten-59ran=
fe in Der gitD @an 8anf nno ein
ganfblid, tueld)es cine ginloge bon
$1100 auffpeift, gefllnoen. Ser go-
roner erfubr BON geahbarn, ooB
aubn Elm giniieolerleben fiibrte al,o
ielten ettpas aB.
auf benz Minen=&ongreB, Der
|aagenblidlid in @oIofielo, Nepaoa.
abgehalter miro, bat man oie Me-
|gulationen oes Ober= Soritmeiiiers
Gindot be5iiglih Der Sorlt=@eierpn-
tionen arfs SHorffte peroan1nlt.
Wan bebouptete, Dem iosenonnten
prospecting" iei oonur6 elm gnoe
gena1t tporben.
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an Antuno sonnabcno ben Z. OftoDer 1909.
9lus greslau lnelbet man: :

nSl
Ser leeten geadt batte Der Hepier.
i9ubmann glnil 2uoipig Die @od)c
ouf Ser gsicolaiitraBe 3miIden 2
uno 3 lbr friib nabm er onf leiuenr
Eatrouiqengang in Der @eiBgerber=
ltraBe cine 8erbaftung Dor. slls er
oen Mann sur @ade brillgen lpoa<
te, ipuroe er sploslid BON bier
Wannern iiberfallea, Die nit sSaiill-
item uno Stoden altf i'm einlf,lu-
gen. Im Nahnittag ipurbe bic
2eide 2lotpigs in Ser Soer gefun-
oen Die Mugen iparen ausgeltohe11,
Der aorper NOR fur9tbar 5ugerid)-
tet. Spater erfIarte cine getpiIIe
Selene Serrntnnn, in Ser Nobt ge-
leben 6u baben, iuie 3mei Manner
einen S6ntrnann onf Dem grobo6en
lpiirgten Das Mdoden erflarte
aud, Die beioen M6nner tpieoersu=
erfennen. fans lie ibr poreefli9rt
ipnroen. Sierauf tpurben ibr apoIf
gerbaftete porsefiibrt nuo iie erfanll-
te Den itellungsloien 3geoinsfi uno
ben entiprungenen 5iirIorge5oglilrg
Steiner ols oieienigen oie oen
S6usmann setpiirgt batten. 3ge-
oinsfi uno Steiner erflGrten, ste
Sat nod gemeiniom nit orei 9noe-
rem periibt gu baben.
ginen 1flinmen Streid] hat
Der aus Der gbicaeoer @egeno
itommenoe Sarmer Sabr ieiner @be.
fralt geipieIt, menn Die be5iiglihen
slngaben Der Holi5ei ouf Mihtigfeit
berltben Das Baar tpar erit Dor
fnr5em in Berlin einstroffen, Inn
iif bort 5eiteipilie oufauboIten. 9eun
aber bat Sabr, uie es beiBt, beint-
lid ieine Srau perloifen uno Die be-
tradtliden 8aarlnittel nlitgeaom-
men. Dieie be5iffern ii1 auf niht
ipeniger als 8tpoIftauieno Marf. gsie
beri6tet miro, bat oie ssrau fofort
Mn5eige eritattetk uno nod Dem 8er-
miBten miro nun eine eifrige Sude
aneeiteIlt.
@odoem @oiier @ilbeIm an-
laBlid beg l1ngliids oes frar86iilhen
lenfbaren 0filitGrballons so
9fepublique" nitb oes oaourh per-
nria6ten gooes BON bier fran305i.
iden Sffi5ieren iein geiIeio bereits
in elmer perionIiben 9epef6e aus
georiidt bat, bat er au9 als oberiter
ariegsberr Der oeuti6en Mrmee oeren
Dfitgefiibl gu ii9tbarem @nsbruf
gebradt Ser &aiier bat ben DILL.
r=slttade in 9aris, Maior GetIef
bon Winterfelo, beauftragt, an Dem
Grabe oerOffi5iere, oie ioeben in Ser
iailes 5llr 1ebten Mube beItottet
Dnroen, i'm Namen oes 6eutlhen
Seeres einen foitboren &ron5 nieoer.
suleeen.
SIN gerl. sdpurseridt mllroe
Der Irbeiter @aurod, 6eiien berbre-
deriide Iaten i'm bergangenen Mai
groBe Mnfreging 2'perlrlabtelr su
lebenslanglidem 3udtbaus bernr,
Ietil. Sle Ero6eB=Serban0l1ngen,
5lt fpel6en iid cine sroBe gfenge
yteugieriger eingeflln6en, entrollten
elm ifredlides Bib menldIiher
gerrobnng. &aurod batte feline
@ottin nit eigenen &Gnoen eripiira:
uno oann oas 8obnbalis ange5iin-
oct, IN peldem iid nod Die 6rei Sim
Der oes Eaares befanoen. 9ie Glei=
men paren in oen SIam1nen eritift,
ebe Die Soi6mallnidaften oes syeucrs
Scrr gelporoell tparen.
SIN einunoiieb5isiten 2ebens-
labre lit in gubapeit ser nombafte
@elhl6tsforld)er un6 Eolitifer lro-
feIlor &oloman b. SbalD geItorben.
er mar ehren-Graies Der l1nobbGn-
gigfeit-Hartei.
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9ic 8rmnblaae Ses Grfolaes.

1T elm i6arfes, flnres @ebirm uater-
ltiist onr6 nnbe5mingliden @ilcn
uno raltloie gnergie. Dies fonlmt
non Der por5iigli6en @eiunobeit, ole
Or. Sings gteue 2ebens BilIen ber-
porruft. Sic beleben ieoes Gr1an
nnO bouen @ebirn ano &orper alf.
5. 8, 5ormon 2i5emore, @. Ga.,
ldreibt: vgs iinb Die beiten giIlen,
Die ib ie gebrauht." 25 Cts bei
alien 0rnggiiten.
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Gin perb6nanispoGes l1nallG

Gin perbdngnisoolles ungluG,
oeiien nmfans iih nod niht otsae-
ben laBt, bot iid in 8lalenbah in
gapern 5ugetragen. Dort flog sic
Strobel'ide 8ulberltanpfe auf, ltno
Die Sniaiien, melde fid 5ur 3eit in
Dem @ebdiloe befanoen, oiirfte.l
iamtlidJ inter ben Griirrmern begro-
ben iein. Die 3abl Der 8erungliiee-
ten itebt nod nidt felt, mie es oenn
iiberbalpt on naberen gin5elbeitell
be5iiglid Der &ataitropbe feblt. Die
@enalt Der Grploiion mar eine 10
fnrdtbare, oaB idmmtlide Seniter-
ideiben in Der l1mseeeno 5ertriiin-
inert ipur6en.
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Naie III nfesI

gBir bieten einbunoert 0onars gelohz
nllng fir ieoen Sail bon 9atarrb, Der
nidt onr6 ginnebmen bon Sails Ssaz
tarrbz Sal gebeilt iperoen fann.
s. S. gbeneb & 60, gisentb.
$olebo. 8.
@ir. Die unter5eidneten, baben s. s.
gbeneb felt BEN lebten 10 Sabren sez
tannt llno baIten i'm fir bollfommen e6>
renbaft in allen G5ei6dftsberbaublunsen
uno finan8ieu 6efdbigt, alle bon feiner
6irma eingegangenen gerbinolihteiten
an erfiiIlen.
@eft & SruaE, @roB6anSeIse e9ros
gliiiten, $oleoo. 9.
8aIoina, &iunan & Mar II
@robhanoelsz z0roaltiiten, SoIeoo. g.
s5aa's &atarrbzSfllr trirb innerli6 ges
uommen nn6 ipirft birett aui bos 8lui
unb Die fdJleinigen Sberfldden oes
Gbitens, 3eugniile frei berianbt. grei9
IS Gents per Slai6e. gerfaiift bon alien
Spotbefen.
SaH's Snmiliens9i1en iinb bic belten.
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slus Der maroffoniiden 5taot
Sanger miro 9enteloet, Die 8ebiras-
polfer in Der @ia5a @egeno eilten
ben BON ben Spanien bartbeorGngten
Hif=&obplen 81 Siilfe.
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Ymr sJa9bsgatipn.

NDSS ~ W8 &WtEU WV
Sp lit bic id5ne Sasb= Saiipm
ytun enblid5 angebrpfen,
Gs frett ii6 jeber 9dmrpbsipbn
Wsit 6em i'd mod geiprpden.
Stuar it's ntdt mebr 5u ,tni'rer Belt
gSie in ben alten Eagen,
$50 man In gegas, tpeit inb breit,
9onmt' mad 8elieben jasen.
90 gab's md feine 0iammen, Die
Wtit StafeI6radjt mttt,unnben,
WDrtn bas Wilb, iptuie 6as gie6
Ste Snflnhtsiatt gefnnben.
Ser Sager fanb ber 8emte piel
I'm Entern, Siriden, 8iren;
Sas Sagen mar elm &in6eripiel,
Wsan branht's nidt 81 entbe9rcn.
Sent' iiebt es freilid] anbers ans,
Wtan barf's TO tidt tttebr treiben,
User fetne Gt5ens na1n beraus,
Ser mnk i'm COUNTY bleiben.
SUf) mar Elm ttebelitanb 6abei,
Dit ntukte Snrft man leiben.
I'm ettpas Naifem, mas es iei,
&unnt' iid5 bic &e9l' nidt tueiben.
Wsan tranf oft, pine bafs man grullt
Selbft Waffer aus ben Giimpfem,
User bent 5m gage 10 ipas ipllt',
Der tat bic Naie riimpfcn.
9od) bent5mtage iuirb beitimmt,
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gei Der Stoot Sobannestal inn
oiterreidiiden Sdleiien finoet 5ur
3eit oll6 cine Slusidiffer-@ohe
ltatt. Hongier, 6arnan uno nnbers
8roBen nehmen on ihr Sell.
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= Sn 5oIee zines slutomcbil-
llnfolls ipuroe cine @merifanerin, eli
ne sSror Sberioan, in Ser gf6he
BON Haris fhtper perIest
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
GOMPER OPPOSED
To SHIP SUBSIDY

NEW YORK, October 9.-Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, has returned
from Europe, where he has been at
tending the meeting of the Interna-
tional Federation OF Labor at Paris.
Gompers said that he is confident that
the time is near when a federation of
labor embracing the workers of the
world will be formed. He declared
that Germany is the most advanced
country in respect to the labor move
ment. France he said, seems to be
undergoing a labor unheayal.
Referring TO the budget fight, which
is now convulsing official England
the American labor president expressed
the opinion that it was the greatest
move for democracy Europe has ever
seen. He refused to discuss the Cen
trail Bank of Issue until he had in
vestigated for himself.
Gompers had not heard of Presi-
dent Tafts endorsement of the ship
subsidy idea, but he declared that the
American Federation was and had al
ways been against subsidy and that he
thought it would always be.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
PASSING Of HERO
OF TWO WARS

ASSOCIATED Press Morning Service)
ROCHESTER, New York., October
21.-General Elwell S. Otis, former gov
ernor of the Philippines and comman-
der of the American troops there, died
at his home here yesterday. 4
General Otis had charge of the sue
cessful campaign against the Filipino
insurgents directly after the war with
Spain. 1t was in this campaign lat
he showed his military genius to the
best effect and his name became a
household word throughout the states
after the taking of Iloilo.
When the civil war broke out he
was practising law, after having gradu-
ateA at Rochester University and TAX
Ing a postgraduate course at the Har-
varU law school. He joined the 140th
New York Infantry on September 10,
1862, and was made Lieutenant-Colonel
on December 20, 1863.
He took part in many of the inn
portant battles Of the civil war ana
was promoted to the rank of colonel
for conspicuous bravery and exhibition
of military skill at the battle of Spott-
sylvania.
After the war he was appointed
lieutenant-colonel of the End U. S
Infantry and was transferred to the
Twentieth Infantry in 1869. He de-
parted for the Philippines July Is, 1895
b
ding-general of the U. S. Philippine
forces and governor of the islands.
He conducted operations against the
insurgents and acted as governor OF
the Philippine Islands until May 5
1900 After that he was assigned tC
command the Department of the Lakes
with headquarters at Chicago. Since
that time his residence has been a.
Rochester.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
BRYAN TO JOIN
WAR ON LIQUOR
THAT HE IS PREPARING
TO AID PROHIBITION IN STATE
OF NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, October 9.-Jasper L. Nc
Brien, Nebraskas former State Super
intendent of Public Instruction, has
made prediction, backed he says, by
a good deal of evidence, that w. ].
Bryan left this week for the Seattle
1910 is far advanced declare himself
on the side of no license for saloons
and assist in the canvass for county
option, which is to be one of the para
mount issues in this State next year.
Bdyan left this week for the Seattle
Exposition and confirmation of the
prediction will not be forthcoming for
some time.
McBrien, who is a republican and
secretary of the State Temperance
Union, said that Bryan would become
the Henry Ward Beecher of the pronf-
bition cause in time. The Democrats
declare McBrien has no authority to
speak for their chief, but there is evil
dence that he is not far wrong. Many
of Bryan's closest political and per-
sonal associates have come out on the
side of county option, and the attitude
of the Commoner indicates that its
editor and owner is experiencing a
change of heart.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
FARM AND FOREST

Little business was done at a meet
ing of the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry held yesterday at the Depart
ment of Public Works. A question was
mooted of whether the Board or the
Department of Public Works should
nave the rent from five hundred acres
of land Oh which the Hawaiian De-
velopment Company seeks timbering
license The Board wants a forest
reserve that will include the area and
if this is made before the timbering
license is granted the rent will go into
the Boards funds, but if the license
comes first the money will be land Of
flee revenue.
A report from Ralph S. Hosmer, the
Territorial forester, on his recent visit
to the mainland, where he attended
great conventions, was deferred with
out reading until next meeting. Mr..
Hosmer desires to go to Waimea Ha-
wall, to inspect preparation for tree
planting on the upper slopes of Mauna
Kea.
DR.. Norgaard, the Territorial veteri-
marian, in report asked for a com.
mission of inspection on the other ISL
ands and urged the need of deputy We
terinarians in various districts. In
both matters he gave special mention
of Hamakua as recurring attention.