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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-26
Fine South. Side
Prop e ! e i MS Az
Aiereea Hedorpi ~ ecaes "a I y 1.
c>rese o. 40 Market fsyla shsrs
rtre oa,y7 AZ tseca q

60 psort emo ii O. sRe,ia ~
.as.s placs. fos - ia ssyery eats
ra.r,,n. This Ssopsst q lesaA
Ia Third stree, besvesa3 NJ Ell
y,r1tSatln' III, " s ia I'D tSsssiess M
sioos 70 tho bus,aass esestso of cuaa'
aal II TIC midst u az gbess rsslde lieeI
section. * 4 I!8s v y
Tho aouse ID cometh inG contat1s.
tveIyo rooms. iii mod convent.
enees with bath and psntsy. lnishp
from cellar to garrett tho basemcpt
being foored with cold cement under
the entire building Tho lot is 4ox7a.l
Cali at 800 Sd street and lookithe prop.
erty ., over. then call ~ addrcsss tiie|
"oWeJER = care West Wire inian Or
flce for further information.
Lot on u etFeet near FiIuont
avenue n Ne I. ~ a
OFFERED FOR sa75o II
1 also VIII sell u good building lct
on 12th stTeet aear ear han. s5xipoi
feet within less than ono bloclS or
Fasrmout ailssnuo. fof $500. TlIis
property ID worth y any I ip,sfol yass
ilg arst classs buii air ut $500 n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-26
I cor,a.ta Ia Gowns nL..

Paris Is sending many Of its new
gowns TO us with corsets made IN
them. For the tall. slim girl this Is
really jut the touch to give the real
Empire effect These gowns are 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-21

glieo oes ruiiiiden Miniiteriuns oes
Iusmartigen. gr lit ga Sabre aft
gemoroen.
9ie Sern1il1e fir Die beioea
ieniotionelen Meineioszgro5eIie,
lpelhe bas gerliner 56purgeridt
III gdloe bei6aftieen tperbeu, iino
nunnsebr hefinifip angeleet. Sic
0erbanolllng Der alage gegen Den
8reBoe8ernenten I'M 9lusp1r1igelr
amt @irfl. @eb. 2egationsrat 9r.
Sammann, miro am fiinften Suli
ibren 9lnfana nebmen Die @ie,
oeraufnabme oes 8erfabrens geser
Den Siiritell Hbilipp 5u Gulenburg
Der lulter ibarfer gelpa6ung BON
&rinlipalbeantten auf S6loB 2ie6en-
berg peilt, lit fir ben 1iebeirten
SSnli anberal11t.
= Ser fleilte Srt Seoo auf Ser
canariiden sSnieI 3eneriffa lpuroe
on 5anlitag BON einem grobebea
beilngeiuht, our6 oas mebrere of-
fentli1e @ebduoe uno gripatbduler
oenloliert ipurben. Die 8etpobner
fliibteten li6 aus Der Stoot in's
offene Selb. Gum Slid i9eint 9sie-
mono nn's 2eben gefommen gu iein.
s. Cine eroBe Grbi6oft lit bern
preuBii6en stoate augefallen Muf
ieinem Sblolie gieilen bei 2iiia in
Der Brobin5 Bofen lit Ser sibeifonl=
lniBbeiiber Siirit 9lnton 5ulfomsfi
obne &interlaiIune BON 2eibeserben
geitorben ltno lein gan5es geiit-
tl1n1, oas einen Wert bon nlinoeltens
flint Miaionen Marf bot, fGIlt nm
an ben preuBilhen Staat Der ous
5ioeifomntiB i'm Sabre 1888 i6uf.
Shirt 9lnton, Der Elm Mlter BON 65
SSobren erreidt bat, bate einen i'm
Sabre 1873 geboreren Sobil scr
aber Dor 5rpei Sabren in sstalieu an
Der @eniditarre ltarb.
- Mus Berlin meloet nlall. Gro
Bes aufieben erregt Die in grob-
ter Seinlidfeit angetretene Sd5rt
oes angeiebenen Yaitors @erfentbin
BON ser @etbiemane-@emeinoe .nah
9lmerifa. 8ie orrd Die geb0rben
ernlittelt morben tit, bat Ser @eiit-
libe lneliidlih ipefuliert uno
Shnloen in Ser @obe BON nibt tpe-
niger als Observation-Disclosures Mors
binterlafien.
Sir Die @riilloung elmer 9lfo.
oemie Ser @iiienibaft in @eioel-
berg bat Ser Mannbeilner @robin-
'ouitrielle 2an5 mebrere WiGionen
Warf geltiftet. Der bo6ber5ige @e-
Der bot feline Spenoe nur nit Der
geoineung perfniipft, oaB Die 9Ifo-
oernie Der llniperfitat angeglieoert
iperben nuB.
Cine Stride III Morialmi,
gelgiell, in Der iid nebrere De
nldloe bon gtnbens befanbeit, tpnr0e
ioeben our9 Seuer eingedi9ert. Die
eeialnntte @inrihtlng Der Stride
fiel oen Slamnlen gum Spfer. Ger
angeridtete S6oben betrdst $40
900.
9lm 81. Suli ioa cine groBe
Gepue Der enslii6en 6lotte Bel
Cones itattfinoen, Der aub ser
4aiier bon 8uBlano beiipobnen
miro. 8onig gomaro miinidt, oaB
Witglieoer beioer Sduier oes Parla-
ments ebenfaas 5llgegen fein m0b-
tpu
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Segas.

Oas 4riminol-M l-Mpeaationsge-
riht in 4ultin bat entihieoen, baB
Die 91tigfeit Der Oiteopatben als
Mnsiibung dratIider Yraris ansuie-
ben iei uno oaB Die Seopatben ba-
Der ebe,lio gut ben 8eitimmungelt Ser
State We6ical Mct." unteriporfen
ieien als anoere Merate.
Die Yrobibitinniiten arbeiten
oaraufbin, in Wc2ennan County luie-
Der NAL eine 2oeal Option @abl abs
5ubalten.
slns Colbert miro genleloet,
es> lei Der 8eriud gernabt NOR
oen Die IN Der oortigen @egenO
tpobnen6e Sanlilie gpnes 5u peraii-
ten. senano babe Gift 5pii1e;i
oas Mebl genliirbt, aus ben Bis.
cults gum 6riibitiif fir Die 6amilie
gebofen tpuroen. @liidli9er @eiic
babe man reht5eitie entbeft, bob
irgenO ettpas nit oen biscuits MID.
in Orbnitng lei unb babe feine ae-
geiien. Cine aose, Die bon eillem
oerielben fraB. ftarb.
~ Samitag 1norgen gegen 2 ll5l
brah in Dem 9auie bon @uitin Nell-
bam in Maion elm Seler aus, bus
lih ihnen ausbreitete uno oas 2oipe.
rp @eb1noe, oas Sep'ihe Bubgelddfi
unb ben Wobellaoen bon @arrp Bier
i1tpale 5erltorte. Man eIaubt, eof
oas 5euer angeltedt iuorben iit.
Sn &irbppiae lit oas @efiing,
mis- abgebrannt unb elm gelpilie,
Com 8omen lit babel um's 2eber
gefommen. Man bermutet, oaB el
ielbit oas 9aus IN 8rano geftedt bat
te, nm mabreno oes Seuers 81 ent
flieben.
= 2anobeiiber in Sioolgo Goluitl
beabiihtigen einen groBartisen BE
mdiierungsfanal 81 bauen, ourd oei
10000 Mfer 2ano beipdfiert tperbel
f1nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-21
Gine fnappe Hettnna.

gBie Bert 81. 2eail, BON Gbeip,
Baib., Dor einem ibredlihen Gooe
bemabrt muroe, miro Die @elt er-
ltaunen. gr fbreibt: Cine fdiuere
grfdltung bradte elm 2ungenleioen
berbor, 6aB erfabrene @er5te in Ser
legenbeit brahte. Sd be5ablte ei-
mem 2ungen-Speaialiiten in 5po-
fame $1OE$15 fir ie6en 8eindl
ood fonrte er nidt belfen. Damn
ging id na1 Californian, aber obne
@rfoIg. 3uIebt brauhte i'd Dr.
Sings Stem Discoberp, ipel1es mid,
poGit1rbig furierte unb bin id iest
10 geiunb, tpie Sic. Gs ift nor5iig-
lih fir 2ungenlei6en, 8ronbitis,
9uiten, grfdltungen, Iitbnlo,
Group lno @eu1buiten. so gts. llno
$1.00. Btobeflaihe frei. @arant:crt
BON allen 9ruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-21
es setan bot. gr ipia Senep per-

es gefan bot. UT iplu 9ereD Der-
flagen.
Ser Mppeabof in Mlbanp, ser
Souptitabt Seem gorf's, beitatiate
oas l1rteil Der unteren sSnftan5eil i'm
5alle bes fungierenben 8oIi5ei<
&apitans slugult 4ubne, ipelder o1
Ser Spise oes groofIpner Deteftip-
Bureaus ftebt. 4ubne nluB nun 80
Gage I'M 8efangllis iisen unb auber-
Dem cine @eloftrafe bon $3.50 be-
5ablen. &ubne mohte iid ser WiiB-
WiBadtung eines @eridtsbefebls
ibuloig, als er oen @a11fier Sranf
Sellftns fir Die 8erbre9er= @allerie
pbotograpbieren nnb neiien lieB.
Serfirs nor bon Der @ranb Surp
Ser Sali6ung angeflagt tporbcn
uno Die Boli5ei batte ben Saftbefeb!
5ur @oaftredung erbalten. Senfil,s
eri6ien, ebe er perboftet mer6en
fonnte, Dor &i1ter Satpcett ullo
tpuroe gegen 8iirglbaft freigelalien.
Mls er bas @eribtsgeb1ube per-
laiien ipoIlte, ipuroe er bon Oetef.
tipes perbaftet llno nod Dem Boli-
5eibauptquartier gebradt. CHE Sslt-
fins pbotograpbiert merben fonnte,
ipurbe allbne elm bon Nidter Burr
llnter5eibneter 8efebl 5ugeiteat, incl
der Der 8oli5ei berbot, Sentins
gu pbotograpbieren. 9ubne febrta
iid ni6t an ben 8efebl unb Sen.
fins tpuroe pbotograpbiert. RllEne
tpurbe oarauf Dor Nihter Burr ge=
bra9t, Ser ibn ibuloig iprah uno
Die 5trafe feitieste. 9as llrtcil
ipurbe BON Der Mppen= =Snitana beltd-
tigt uno iest bat es .oas bodlte
@eridt ebenfalls gutsebeiBen.
9irgil Sarr, Der 5uiamnen
nit 90. 8. 8opb Die S6ieberei in
Meaopille, Neiii., begonnen babeu
iol, in Der Or. 9iepman uno fem
5obn eridoiien muroen, bat lib
ben 8eboroen geitellt. Son @oyb
bot man bisber nidts eeieben.
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gHie ift bies!

gYir bieten einb1nbert Dpuars geIobs
nllne fir ieben Sail bon 8atarrb, Der
nidt bur6 @innebmen bon Saa's aas
tarrb~ Soil aebeilt tperben fntln
S. S. gbeneb & 60, @igentb.
Solebo. o.
Sir, Die llnter5ei9neten, baben 5. S.
gbeneb felt ben lebten Is Sabren ses
farlnt nno baIten i'm fiir poatommen ebs
renbaft in alien @ei6dftsberbanolu
llnb finan5ieu befdbiet. ale bon feiner
Sirma eineesansenen gerbinolidteiten
5lt erfiiIIen
IS e It & gruag, @roBbanoelss9ros
glliiten, Solebo, 9.
@aIbing, &innan & W a . II
@robbanbels@ @9rosltiiten, 9oIeoo. 8.
Sails @atarrb%&nr miro innerIid5 ges
nonlmen llnb lpirft brett al1f bas 8Iui
urlb Die ibleimisen Sberfldben bes
Seiteins, 3euaniiie frei berianbt. Hreia
75 Gents per Slaid]e. 8erfauft bon aller
Ipotbefen.
Sal's SamiliensGilIen iinb bic beiten
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Eienic-3eit.

Sm Stunt tits id5pm sietIid beif,
Bon mni'rer Stirne rinnt Der Ghmefk
Sa tits I'M Greien fii1I unb ff1rt,
Sp lakt Mns anf etn Hicnic geb'n.
tlmb smgefpdt ,ptrh bamm 5nneift,
MlS Db man Gage lang nerretft,
SD piel sypurage ninttnt man nit
9ie frtide 2mft nadJt Mppettt.
9a mirb am 8raten midbts geipart,
Saau Salate ntander Nrt,
tlno bann mod &uden iitan@erlei-
Die 2affeefann' lit aud babet.
Sp aiebt man benm nes Naprgens aus,
8erriegelt nnb nerihlieft bas 4auS,
90 Cir, tute Jeniter, Stiid fir Stitd-
gpr Abenb febrt man nid]t 5nriid.
tlnb lit Der Hienit- 9lat erreibt
Su mad]t mans iid) bequeut nnb lctftt,
Waan lagert, ein5eln nnb gepaart,
Sm SAatten hibler Senfmngsart.
Wer auf benz @aien lagert iidb,
Der ftnbet NebbmgS iiherlid],
An6 rat idJ bir, 5n beinem 8eft':
Set bid midjt in'S Mmtetienmeit!
Gum Gfien lasert man int 0reis
Sid bin mad alter 0i1mertueis,
ttnb mas man babel leiitem fann :,
Sm Gifen, itannet Seber an.
Odd BEL benz GiIen itellt iidJ bann
Aud Elm iutiber Sarit wDl an,
1fnh feiffspnn c(eNer Nnf1pi fnrirf1f.
Ser Saffe tmt's alleine nidt!
9pd feb, int 2prb bIenbenb ueif,
2test u I a nj o 8ier ia auf Gis,
tlub sugeiteben etn Seber mmf:
Sebt tuirb bas 9iente erit 9enmf!
9as AIamp 8ier jebcr 3eit
Grtuedt bic 9mit unb Trbbltbfeit,
9'rmm pbne bies, ber Geiie iprif)t,
@eb' idJ aud auf elm 9iente ntft!
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steae-8eiudJ.

9eutider, mittleren sllters, lill-
eere 3eit Sebrer, aud bereits in Der.
i6ieoenen @eiddften tdtig, il,6t
oauerno Stellung als Glerf. 3uper.
laiiig, iuillens 5li arbeiten rno nil
@rocerp-8elbaft pertraiit. 90 Dol.
Far 9elobnllng oelnienieen, lpelbet
mir Stellung no6meiit. sloreile
81, c/o nSreie Brelie", San Nm
tonic, Seras.
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SSn Der Souptltabt 0terifo
fano ant Sonntag cine 9emonltrc-
tion Sll @unlten Der 8ice-YrdSi-
oentihoftsfanoioatur oes General
Hepes ltott.
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@ietoria 9ibiiipn, g. S. e g. u.
Nnfunft-
goo. 302-guero. @ietoria, 7:5O nadm
2lbfabrt-
$50. 3O1-guero. @ictoria. $3.50 BORN
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90. 6. & 8. gabu.

Gnfunft-.
SO. Boom Norben. .9:15 nadm
"Slber. .-8om Nor6en. 1870 BORN
SO. 41-6ouiton etc. -. .6:30 PORN
Nbfa1rt-
No 4-Na1 bem Morben. .7:3O BORN
.SIber~ -Nab Dem Norben 900 flatul
SO. 244-6olIitnn etc -. 1915 11adhm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-27
A WOMAN'S WOMAN.
BY ALMA swARrz.

copyright, isOe. BY American Press Asso.
ciation.l
III were thinking Of marriage" I
said to Edith. 4 would not trust to
by own judgment Of the girl Of my
choice. | would discover il she stood
well with members Of her own seq
III 1 were thinking OF marriage. 4"
replied Edith, II would 70 10 the
mother Of the man thought OF mar
tying and ask her II she could recon.
mend him"
l could not say whether Edith was
speaking ironically or not. dropped
the subject
! bad gone 70 Florida. where Edith
was spending the winter to ask her
to be my wife. Since we did not re-
side In the same place when &C home
had bad no opportunity OF knowing
how she stood with any one except
myself. Therefore before making her
aware Of my intentions / resolved 20
covertly draw forth the opinions Of
certain members OF her own sex.
There were a number Of girls at the
same hotel with her. and | thought
might gather evidence from them. But
after a couple Of days stay among
them II seemed to me that Edith eli
Their kept herself voluntarily aloof
from them or had been left out OF
their little coterie. ! soon became good
friends with them and proceeded to
e.ucidate the matter. What was nv
surprise 10 discover that not one OF
them would speak well OF her, aud
many OF them spoke III OF her.
This was a shock. / had supposed
that good opinions OF one who seemed
TO me to be 10 deserving Of them
would come merely for the asking.
But no. II were to SUM up her
character upon the evidence OF those
who must know her. rather than mar
~ her It would be better for me that
had never been born. One declared
that she was vain. another selfish. an
other untruthful. Indeed. every one
attributed to her some fault. Not
willing to condemn her without a
hearing, asked her why she did not
make companions Of the other young
ladies IN the hotel.
"Oh," she replied disdainfuily,
they've got up a mutual admiration
society and have no use for any girl
except themselves"
The reply was not satisfactory.
was bitterly disappointed. The only
thing for me to do was to go back
north and drop Edith from my mind.
But she was attractive to me-very at
tractive. She was pretty and engag-
ing. ! didn't wish to give her up.
made up my mind. however. to be true
to the principle l bad enunciated to
Edith herself at the beginning Of this
story. packed my trunk and paid my
bill at the hotel. Then did what men
are constantly doing when they apply
principles to their love affairs. sub
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the president, to-day, authorized the pub
location Of the following'

the president, to-day, authorized the pub
LEGATION Of the following,
''That At the time he wrote the letter
to Secretary Ballinger he also wrote a
Letter to Mr.. Pinchot assuring him that
the conclusions stated therein were not
intended IN any way 70 reflect on him /;
that TIE president deemed Mr. Pinehot's
continuance in the public service as Of
the utmost value; that be expected to
continue the Roosevelt policies as to the
conservation Of resources, including the
reclamation Of arid lands and preserya.
tion Of our forests and the proper re-
strictions in respect TO the use of coal
lands and water rights IS well as the
improvements Of our water ways and
to ask Congress for such eondrmatory
aud enabling legislation as would put the
execution Of these policies on the frmest
basis; and that he would deem il a
great loss II, IN respect to the matters
with which Mr. Pinehot had been con-
cerned, the administration should be de-.
MED the benefit Of bis further service 7
With Governor spry Senator smoot
and others Of the local committee, Presi-
dent Taft breakfasted at the CONNER
cial club made an excursion to Saltair
and saw the great Salt lake for the
first time, attended an organ recital at
the Mormon tabernacle and expressed to
the organist and to the soloists who
helped in the program his appreciation Of
the fine music; had luncheon and spent
the early afternoon at the Country club
held a public reception and spoke out Of
doors at Liberty park az a meeting pre-
sided over by the mayor; held . recep-
tion Saturday night at the University
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No Resigning Of Forester is
Intended
PRESIDENT AT SALT LAKE
Conference with the Chief Forester and
Speech on the Conservation Of
Our National Re
sources.

salt lake City, sept. 27--As a result
Of several long conferences with Chief
Forester Clifford Piuchot here Saturday,
President Taft that night caused to be
issued statement in which It is de-
clared that never at any time during the
Ballinabs Pinchot controversy has the
president intended to reflect upon Mr..
Pinehot.
IN this settlement, Mr.. Taft takes a
stand more forward than ever in favor
Of the Roosevelt policies Of conservation
Of natural resources
The president indicates that what Is
to be done IN reclamation OF arid lands
must be done within the law, but an.
nounees his intention Of applying to
Congress for such legislation a. win put
the Roosevelt policies on the hrmest
basis
Mr. Pinchot before leaving Saturday
night for Washington also issued a state.
ment in which be makes public a portion
Of President Tafts letter written TO the
chief forester At the time the letter TO
Secretary Ballinger was dictated The
president said he hoped Mr.. pinchot
would not find reason in the Ballinger
letter for resigning.
II shall not resign" declared Mr.
Pinchot, and he adds that be is going
to continue to serve The government
along the same lines he has pursued in
the past, concluding with the statement:
n believe in equality Of opportunity
aud the Roosevelt policies and | propose
10 stand for them as long as | have the
strength to stand for anything
Mr.. Pinchot's statement was shown 70
the president before il was given out.
The presidents statement was IN part.
I'm view Of the published statements
that the letter Of the president to seere-
tary Ballinger was 70 be considered in
some ways reflection on Mr.. Pinchot,
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Lindley, Ind
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For thirty years Lydia K. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
andherbs, Observation-Disclosures remedy
for female ills, and such unquestion-
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Ify0u would like special advice
about your case write "a c0nfiden-
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Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful.
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drIInared my judgment 10 my inciina-
ton. Here were six girls. some Of
whom refused to speak we'll Of Edith
while the rest condemned her. Her
own testimony 10 her own behalf
would on principles Of evidence be-
worthless Nevertheless. on the even
ing before my departure 1 walked with
her into an orange grove and asked
her bow she had come ID antagonize
so many girls Of her own age.
Her reply was that If | declined to
consider her superior to every one Of
them she had no further use Tor my
acquaintance.
confess was taken aback by this
Illogical method Of handling the sub
ject Take the evidence of one against
six. II were to make the most I'm
portant decision Of my life on such evil
dence, heaven help me- called her
attention to the fact that all these
young ladies' were her peers and their
concurrence IN condemuing her was
not to be put aside by her bare asser-
ton. She replied that II our ac-
quaintance were 10 continue Il must be
upon the condition she bad stated.
We walked back to the hotel IN ST.
lence, and at parting Edith didn't
even look AZ me. / went to my room
and wrestled with myself That night
slept but little aud the next morning
awoke with q lauguid feeling, not only
OF body, but OF mind. All day | strng-
gled 10 prevent myself from marrying
a girl condemned By her associates. J
went TO the railroad station, but saw
the train leave without me Edith
when ] met her on the tennis court
took no notice Of me. She seemed 70
have forgotten me over the net In
the afternoon when she appeared,
beautifully appareIed and with rose
in her hair. / raised the white flag ]
asked her TO walk with me in the
orange grove, Once there l told her
that II ell the saints IN heaven con
demned her would feel honored to
kiss the hem Of her garment
''You told me- she replied. "that II
you medltated marriage you would
discover II the girl Of your choice
stood we'll with her own sex. You
know what the girls here think OF me"
"They are unworthy to express an
opinion Of you"
She laughed.
Il admit" stammered, shat have
gone back on my principle Perhaps
/ have been fool, but can't help t."
Eyes, you have been very stupid.
IN the first place, / knew what you
came down here for Any girl would
have known that In the second place.
you should not have told me that you
were going to ask my friends their
spinion Of me-
'Your friendsF
ayes. All these girls are my friends.
/ told them II you asked their opinion
Of me to condemn me-
"What In the name OF conscience
did you do that forT'
"Do you suppose would marry
man who would go to some other wo-
man for an opinion Of meY'
Self is the FIRST object Of charity
Latin Proverh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-27

Are Now canvassing in This Vicinity. They Have
Most Vital Story to Tell Of How Life Insurance
Has Saved the Home. Protected the Widow. anc
Educated the Children. Let Them Tell il to You
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-27
RESUMES TRIP.
President Taft Left SalttLake at Noon
Yesterday.

Ogden, Utah, sept. 27s-After two
days stay at Salt Lake City, President
Taft has resumed his journey toward
the Pacific coast. He left Utah's cspi
tai at noon yesterday. but stopped ofI
here long enough 70 delier an open air
address and visit the Ogden Cannon.
Then be started for Butte, Montana,
over the Oregon Short line
The president arrived at Mining, CEN
ter early this morning and will spend
practically the entire day visiting the
great copper properties and the smal-
teFs there Both the Amalgameted and
anaconda mines are involved in a bit-
ter row among the union employees and
are practically smut down There have
been gun plays and other violence, and
the presidents friends are trihe con.
cerned over his visit to Butte.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-27
TRY TO SAVE JORDAN BY
SAYING JUROR WAS INSANE.
Attorneys Assert That Mental Unsound-
ness Existed While The Trial
wast0n.

Cambridge, Mass, Sept 27.--A de.
.aersnined effortl to sape Chester s. Jor-
dan, oonyicted'of wits uSurdsr, from the
electric chair was begun Saturday at =
hearing on a. motion OF the defence for
a new trial in the Aliddlesex county
court a. East Cambridge.
Jordan's attorneys base their petition
on the illness Of a juror, Willis A.
White Of Maynard, who became vio-
lently insane three days after the ver-
dict Of guilty was reported against Jor-
dan last spring. The defense contends
that White was insane during the trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-27
s0nth Foe q wac rrozsn Pear.

Chicago, Sept. 27.--Prof. Philip Fox.
director Of Dearborn observatory at
Northwestern university, announced
yesterday that ON Thursday night he
had an unusually good observation Of
the south polet Of Mars, which Is now
only 35,0oo,0oo miles from tho earth.
Prot. Fox says the pole appeared to
be a white peak surrounded By an foe
clad srea, aud apparently similar to the
poles of the earth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-27

q cyst tumOr OF
four years growth,
which three Of the
best physicians de-
clared I had. They
said that only an
operation could
help me. lam very
GLAD followed
a friends advice
and took Lydia K.
Pinkham's Yege-
table Compound,
for ii has made me
"a cfrouu and well
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-27

Total Payments to POIicyhoders Since Organization
Plus Amount Held at Interest to Their Credit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-27
REVENUE CUTTER SAFE.
Report That She Had Been Captured
BY Pirates Disproved

Manila, Sept. 2T.-The report that the
revenue cutter sora, had been captured
by pirates and her crew murdered,
proves erroneou. The Sora has arriY-
Cd safely at Sandakhan, Bolneo.