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NERVOUS TENSION
RELIEVED BY TEARS
Harmful When Allowed to
Flow to Extent of Caus-
ing Weakness.

Tears are d valuable, and incidentally
q much abused means of relieving uer-
vOus tension. For relief their imp0r-
tauCe cannot be OvcTestimated; but
when they are allowed TO flow 10 the ex-
tent of creating weakness they become
d source OF danger jusUfyiug heroic
measures TO stop. A Itue crying, at
times. is excellent. and has often saved
the mind Of more than one woman, but
the crying habit is almost as deeply 20
be depIOred as that Of taking "a drug.
Weakens Nerves.
In effect the results of the two are not
very different. Excessive weeping weak
ems the mind and nerves, as well as the
character u also taxes the physical
strength. and woman who allows her
self 60 indulge in burst of tears every
time there is the slightest cause shows
no more strength of mind ana character
than might be expected of a child.
one Of the times when tears are jusu-
fed is when a woman has been through
q. severe nervous strain OF some kind
and is wrought up TO q point OF exhaus-
ton. But this point mas by DO means
been reached simply because she is am
noyed for example. or has been dIsap-
pointed.
child cries when refused candy. n
a woman also sheds tears because she
cannot have a new gown OF go 10 the
theater there is little 10 choose between
The two individuals except that she ls
old enough 10 know better. NO wise
r.eTsau permits the child to continue cry
irg. and certainly the woman should NOT
permit herself such OutDuTsis.
Constant Weeping.
Yet If she Is experiencing great grief.
whether il comes suddenly or after
weeks. such as death through illness.
tears for a time viii help But should
she allow them 10 continue they viii
take from her strength just as surely as
g-ould the constant use of q drug,
This fact O woman who does not wish
TO beutUc her mind and character
should remember. Whining, tears being
squeezed ont ou the slightest proFoea-
rf0u. arc uujustlGed. a good hearty cry
mai leaves the person refreshed and
stronger. none need object TO.
The Washington times., 1909-01-27
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Vermont Green Mountain State; Vir-
ginia, Old Dominion State; Washington,
Chinook State: West Virginia Panhan-
die state Wisconsin, Badger state.
The Washington times., 1909-01-27

A Subscriber-There is no charge
made for the publishing Of a recipe in
this column, neither do we pay for any
recipes that are sent in to us.
The Washington times., 1909-01-27
CENTURY OLD HATS
WERE BIG, INDEED
Ancient Headgear Sometimes
So Big Doors Were Spe-
cially Altered.

Feminine hats. centuries old in style,
were dOnned at the South Side Club to
illustrate a lecture by Mrs. Fredrike
Schuhman, member OF the society.
Mrs. Schuhman spoke on 'Headgear Of
the Past and Present Among those
demonstrating with ue ancient head
gear were Mrs. Ed II. Sedgwicll and
Mrs. w. y. Arnold If the immense
modern befeathered and beribbOued hats
worn by some of the audience had been
less effective in obscUrIng the view Of
the stage the Illustrations might have
been more thoroughly appreciated
From a rear seat 1t was Well-nigh i'm
possible 10 catch even a glimpse Of the
exhibits in front. so jealous were the
present-day hats OF any attention paid
10 any beauty beside their own
The first specimen of ancient head
gear was cone-shaped. veil-adoTued
creation
Worn in 1855.
These hats we're worn in I3S5." eX-
planned Mrs. Schuhman oy way Of in
PRODUCTION. They were high enough TO
give veTisimilitude 10 the story that
when Isabella Of Bavaria wore one The
doors OF the palace at NiuCennes were
altered TO allow the queen ingress and
egress."
The piano peaIed "a soft .tum-tah-
Iuuls and on the rear seats a man
squlrmed TO get q view of the queer
nat over forest OF graceful plumeS
he could catch sight Of the tiniest point
or the historical "steeple hat" Just as
he found a slight opening the stage was
cleared and the speaker resumed.
The tuTDau also was worn early i'm
the fourteenth century IL could not be
eN.elled FOR bringing some color or com
pluauon OF colors into close contact with
the features
Again an impressive ''te-tuT0' from tie
piano and the audience murmured I'm ad-
mlrdtIOn. once more the little man sitting
with MS wife attempted 10 elevate him
self In despair ne was forced to he
/ content with O. pOsteriOr view Of a 1893
ana black velvet hat
Morbid Silence.
J He fell into morbid silence and refused
/ to make further effort, allowing tc ap-
pear without interest on his part the
fifteenth century Elizabeth of YORK ef-
|! feet closely copied by the Mary Stuart
mask pOmpadOur creation ia black
and a War-bOunet-Ike "COmm0de."
Then, Tor some reason. the Diauo-
player executed the thrilling Yankee
Doodle and the patriotic club woman. s.
/ husband half elevated himself excitedIv
iu his seat TO see the very top Of a Louis
XVI wig.
no use,'' sighed the little man. slip
ping back to his seat Then. giaucing
carefully toward his wife he softly took
up his hat and coat.
In the early part OF the eighteenth
| century the speaker continued, "the
prevailing fashion
The little man heard no more. He slid
quietly past the woman at the door and
INTO the SLTeeL-tIlcagO Record Herald
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The Fair. Sis Irb st-Household Goods,
China. Glass. Hardware, Toys Y price.
The Washington times., 1909-01-27

was elected IN 1876. His Vice President
was William A. Wheeler, of New York.
The Washington times., 1909-01-27

Largest stock or hisH-grade meats.
fresh dressed poultry southern vege-
tables &c Personal atte-tiou 10 all
orders and quick delivery. Phone Lin
eOlE. ls4
The Washington times., 1909-01-27
Mrs. Russell Sage.

NJ F.-Ca) A letter addressed to Mrs
Russell Sage, OF New York city, viii
reach her. (b) The fare is $3.50.
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z a MuddIman b -

Artistic Electric and Gas Drop Lights.
Natl. Inverted Lights. Art DOmeH.
fzH g ST. Gle 18th 81
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McKinIev,s Flower.

+. A. B.-President McKinleys fsv-
orite flower was the deep pink carna-
ton
The Washington times., 1909-01-27
Chinese in america.

/ GhlneSe IN america.
r. Mc.-In 1900 there were 1850 Chi
nese in this country.
The Washington times., 1909-01-27

DuLtH ItdIA '0oPi ID -Ir1'IaVtI -
Fcari. e., BOraE. 3e- EaptGa BOraE. 4n-
8 Dleiue. lJc- a.. g. Nsil, 90. g lbs. Starch.
Joe. Seeded EaislHs. E.-c- EvaD. Apples,
SIC. Pears. ol4o5 Peaches iocr PUues.
5c and lgc. Macaroui. 5c5 Spaghetti 5-.
J. Good Hope road ana j. T. u. PyIcs
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Gin bonambiidjes gineta.

Sour ipenigelr @on1noern uno mol
faum einem Sremoen lit es b%efainlt,
BOB an Ser nieoerlGnoiiden Giiltc
cine etpa breiBie &eftar eroBe, pou-
fommen perlaiiene SnieI beItebt. sic
beiBt @sino uno liegt 5pii6en ben
Snleln Serideaing un6 8liclono am
Iusgang 6es 3uioeriee. SIM San,
oelsbloo madt nun S. 9oalber %.
einige intereiiante Mitteiluneen iiber
oieie Smell. 9anad NOR file in Ser
frieiii6en &~oniesaeit cine frudt6ore
2ano5unge, auf Der Elm molbabenoes
Stabtden ftanb. SIN 13.Sabrbnnoert
tpur6e Die Sto6t ourh Siorbns ben
Warien6al unb anbere Cole init Mall-
ern berieben. Gin &loiter, in Dem oie
@iiienidaften uno &iimite bliibtell,
ftano auf 6er2ano5unge BEL Ser Staot
Grind ooer @rpn. Ser frieIiIde Mto-
glitter 11bbo bon @aastper6 ooer lth6o
ban 't@rpn erfreute iid ioear ser 9c-
riibmtbeit, iino bon tpeitber sogel1 Die
iuneen 2eute nad Dem Grind, Inn
BEN beriibmten 2ebrer gu borer. 90
6ei l1bbo ban 't@rpn ELM ansu freintii.
tiger miilenihaftliAer Self aeberrid)i
81 baben i6eint, 10 nurben balls hie
Sdiiler in Die alte @olteridnIe bon
6anrm aurIdeeritfen, mo- aaeit Sic
Seiliae Sfrift ult0 oie &irhenpiter
gelebrt muroen. SIN Sabre 1887
muroe oie Staot Grim bon eiitcr
Sturmflut berihluneem. SIRE Spu-
rem eineen boqfommen b%erloren.
Nidts lift mebr bon ibr iibrig eehlie-
ben. @ber immerbin tparen nod Ct
na 200 Moreen 2anoes porbanoelt.
SIM Sabre 1911 ltanoen cine Mnsabl
gouernbofe nit REDEEM @iebItano
auf Grind, uno Ser Grinder G1ie mar
logar elmer Ser beiten in gang Sol
lanb. @Gmabli6, beridpanoen olth
oieie, uno INNER eieriger froB oas
Meer on Dem SnfeIhen. gor 30
Sabren aine aniommerlid nod ein
ein5iger Wann nit einem Maden bon
S6ofe nod Grind. @u6 oieien per-
trieb Sic unmirtlidfeit bes Siliel-
dens. Sect lit Die Sniel aur Seimat
Der 8ogel ~geporoen, in sablloien
S6aren niiten tie bort. 2eioer uer
ben bon Ben benadbarten Snieln bic
uno oa fur5e Stref5iiae na6 @rino
unternommen uno Moiien bon 8ogel-
eiern geroubt, Die bod faum 51 irgello
etpas oienen. 9ooloer mo6te oa5er
ben @oridlog, Die Sniel 51 elmer
Sreiftatte fir 80gel gu erflaren, rad
Dem 8orbilo Der bon benz beutiflen
Ornitbologen 2eege gepflegten oeut-
iden SnieI Menmert.
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iie fabren. Srino unb Die &nedta
eingen gum Son3ert, uno 1ta6 bent
Siittern eine ol16 ser Sofiunge fort.
60 maren Spen rno antie gatt5 al
lein ol1f Dem groBen Sof, Srall
Martien bate mol einen IugenbIid
oariiber nodgeoa6t, oh es ratlalll
mare, Spen u11o @ntie allein gu loi-
len, ober oonm bate lie fait iiber iif)
ielbit gela6elt. Iein4 auf Spen fonn-
te Tie iid perloiieL unO @ntle por
nod Elm Sinh. @r miiroe bel ieincll
gii6ern liben uno oas Waoden bot
te IN Ser Sii6e 81 tln. @os mar oo
gu fiir6ten?
uSolte gut @alls," rief iie oenl
Waoden bonn @agen aus 5n. Mntie
llidte better, uno blieb nod cinen Slu-
genblid in Ser Sir lteben unb la6
Dem @o9en nod. Sod uno itol5 ioB
er altf ieinern Srore, ibr &onig lno
blidte gnaoig ouf tie berab.
@s mar fem beionoers idones @et=
ter. Ser @inb ipielte nit ibrem biin=
men &odden uno 5allite an ibrenl
&rousboar. Sic midelte Die Sdiir3e
Inn lire nodten Irme llno lief ms
6aus.
SdneG mod)te iie iid oaran, lire
@rbeiten orouBen fertig 5u madlen.
Sic nollte nad6er 10 gerne nod ell
Stiinoden bafeln. Sic bafelte eine
bibide Semoenipite, oo5u molte tic
ii6 lpater Elm balbes 9ubeno Senloen
naben aus eutem, meiben 2innen.
sic freltte iid iebt i6on IN @eoonfe:
auf Die Sen1oen.
5riib5eitig molf tie sic aiibe, iaibte
bie Milh, i6rnbbte oos Welfgeidirr
Damn robmte lie oie @benomild ab,
marmte Die &albermil6 uno riibrtt
oas S6meinefutter on.
(Gnrt}ebullo foIat.3
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= Woreen lit 9anfiaglingstae
Migen a1e unlere 2eier fi6 oen9anf.
iagunesputer gut i9meden lalleu
Der Sag miro bier ipie iibli6 ge.
feiert tper6en.
Ser WaDor bat feline iibli6t
Observation-Disclosures perof
fentli6t itno aae @eI6aftslel1te allf
geforbert, morgen nd6nllttag 81
l6lieBen.
9ie bieiieen 2oecll Ser Ser
lllalltsiobne beobii6tigen, bemnadI
cine eroBartiee Seier oes 1900idbri
gen S%ubilalims ser &ermonltsi6lod)t
sit beranitalten.
- Die @abeos Corpus GerDanb
lltneen 1T Dem Safe Ser Srolt Not
9. Sones. oie beute beginner ioQien
ii1lo big Sreitog morgen peridohell
neil bic M%obofaten CUR Belt in 0clr
9ufe-Bro8eB beldaftigt iino.
Ser 3ultano BEG iungeil ne
freq @eermat, Ser iid lleuli6 gu.
ser Saeo idoB nnb idmer periunrr
oete, bat iid 10 beriblimmert, baI
falim nod cine 9iettrua moglid er.
iheint.
@iniam @urfe, einen 8allficl
aus ct. 2ouis, purhe otf benl Sulr
Jet 8obnbof cine 9iontal1tnobel Oil;
ser &rabatte geriiien. Ser 9ieb
Elm @eiBer, entfam.
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Serauiider SCRIPT.

@enn anbersipp idpm Sdnee nnb GiS,
Shetnt bier bic .Spnn' mod tparnt mi
beif,
TINS bat Der 8annte 8latter- |radt
Ser 9erbif ntdt gelb nnb fabl g~entadbt
Gs brinst ber blumenreiaer Tlpr
Mrs alien 0drten nod bernur
Gs filt felbit bic Npbemberlnft
Npd irnmer frifder MuienbHft.
Sagt mas i6r tpplt, es lit getuif,
Si6=Eeras tit ein Sarabies.
Die 2uft 70 berrltd, frifh itn6 rein,
$50 fann elm better &linta fem?
nns bannt tidJt an bas enge Sams
ntttuetter p6er GturmgebrauS.
nts lpft bas @etter 9plb nnb id5n,
BUR Mmsfa9rt, srm Gpa5ierenge6'm.
nnb turm bas Sagen madt Hl1iir
Der ftnbet aud md iein Menfer
nnb ttntertn beit'ren SimmeIselt
Gautpiert lids gut amf pff'nent JeIb.
Der 8erbft lit bier ais Sabresseit
Dem Jritblttg gIeth, Der Gnft getuet9t,
u,to iDit and mai etn Nprber meb'n,
er tuirb fdpn balb b~pritberseb'n.
Sp fommteit aiid ppn nab unb fern
EpMriften aud mad Eeras germ
Gs tit befannt BET Sung mmb ait
Als ffDnffer @interamfemt6alt.
unb fin6 lie angefpmmen bier
81 trtnten fe q 8ter.
uno lpben bann mod ttebr bas 2arb,
Wp iplh' eim feiner Grant entitanb.
0erat ber Mmfer aud IN Born,
Weil tim Der Grant i'm Mas' elm 9Drn
Was fiitnn1ert TINS Elm ioIher @iht.
geadtnns, bic perbient er nidt.
Sn baltic 6ir snr Serbffessett
q q MI 8ter ttur ftets bereit.
SO tuarmt tei tiblem @etter mnb
ST bel ber Wdrnte audi aefmn6.
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sanb6eit fam nidt se6eiIt ,uerber

Sambbeit fam nidt sebeilt tuerben
bur1 lpfale NppIifationen, neil ite ben
BEN frar1fen Sell bes Sbres nidt erreie
ben f0nnen, gs giebt min einen 8eg,
Die Saubbeit at fltriererL nnb Der 1T
bur9 fonititutioneIe SeilmitteI. Sait6z
beit miro bnr6 einen entsiinbeten 81
ltanb Der i6Ieimieen Iusfleioung ber
@nita6i{6en H0bre berrria6t. Benr
bieie Gobre li6 ent5iinbet, babt SIR Ell
men rltrnpelnoen Son ODER ut1bolfommez
neg @ebDr; nnb tpenn tie eat15 geldlol,
len lit, erfolat Saub6eit, lnb tDenr bieie
%@nt5iinbnns ni6t eeboben uno hiefe
H0bre tpieoer IN ibren geboriaen 3us
lfanb beriebt tperben fann, pirb 6as
@eb0r fir INNER 5erit0rt nerben; neun
Sdue inter 5ebn iinb bur6 &atarrD
pernria9t, nel9er ni6ts als Elm entr
siinbeter 3nitanb Der i6leimisen Sbers
fld6en lit.
8ir polen einbunbert 9oIars fir
ieoen (orrd &ntarrb beruriabten Sal)
bon Saubbeit seben, BEN mir nidt 6ira
ginnebmen bon San's &atarrbz&ur het<
len f0nnen. 2abt gu6 umfonit girtu-
lare fommen.
S. S. gbeneb& Co.. Solebo, 8.
"a 8erfauft bon alien Ipotbefett, 75c.
Sails Samilien=giIen iinb Die better.
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Sas bisdle airdeidlaf.

SIM Selienlano lit grnte. 9(idy
Die Srauen miiiien i'm S6meiBe fires
Inseiidts anf Dem Seloe arbeiter.
Die Srou Bforrerin zines fleineil
9orfes trifft einmal elm altes, a6ge.
arbeitetes Srau6en uno beoauert Tie.
u@d ia, Srau Borride," ernibert Die.
yipenn mi arme Sit bas bis6e Stride
idlaf om Sonntag nit barre (batten),
oonn ginge ma gang toll"
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SnIanb.

Mus gberrp miro eemeloet.
man babe iest ale &offnung aitfae.
geben, nod anoere Der 8eri6iitteteu
Iebeno aus Der CRUDE at bringen.
- Der Winiiter oes Snnern.
Honinger, Bot fih getueigert, in ir.
geno elmer @eife, ieIbit fdriftlid),
nit Dem Ober-GorftmeiIter pin6oi
5ti berfebren.
- Gag @ebeimnis, Dos iiber zen
8erbleib bon Sobn Sacob Mltor gu
Iiegen ihien, lit aufgefldrt., Or Eai
fid am II. nit feiner gadt in Sar
SSuat Hortorico befunoen.
%. Cameron Gorbes, Ser nelit
@enernI-@ onberneur Ser Bbilippi-
men, lit in iein @mt eingeflbrt NOR.
ben.
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Mntje Moaer.
Gomon bon g.. b. 5. giber.
(GortIebltlta.)

8rou anoerion beobodtete boz
MIN an Antie idart ober tie entoedte
in Dem @eien oes iuneen MaoGens
ni6ts, mas gu einem Su0el 8erot-
loiinne gob. Ste NOR eben ein jung
frobes Sing, oas nod ni6ts bon
Sdmer8en uno Sorge1 muBte. Srall
Martie gemabrte inbelien, bob Seie
Hebnl, Ser @roBfneht, oas Wdb6ell
nit Ben @lteen zines 8erliebten on,
iab uno ii6 INNER mebr 5u naberl
ilt6te.
Die Site fniff oie 2ippen auiom-
men. SEQ, menn es o1 Der 3eit lit
meroe ib oa nal einen gfiegel Dor
idieben, aber 10 oulnin miro Der Sun.
&c oob mol nidt iein, boB ct NIT berr
&illoe a%nbin6et."
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9eiratsideiue - @ebnrtcn :
6esfGlle.

9eirotsf6etne.
9ermarm 81. @ur5bah nno glila
BETH Speetle.
6. S. Sroeu uno 2poia S1ul5e
Gbas. $. @rnolo nno @tbe
Smitb.
Martin SIS. S6aefer unb 0fete
IS. S. 2ange.
60. Sobredt uno Suallita Ser
nanoe5.
9an 9abredt uno Clara st. saDn
@rnft 81. Sbomas uno Gina 9ib
feloer.
@eburten.
Sacob &ren1ers nao Srou, eli
&nabe;; Wartin Sdott uno Srau
Elm &nabe; 60. SaeneI uno 5rou
ein Maohen; S. 90. 2inberg mi
Srolt, elm Wao6en; g. s. 8oIntel
uno Gralt, Elm &nabe; - 9ngt
uno Sron, ei1 &nabe; 9[lfreo S1nlit
uno Gralt, elm Mdoden.
EooesfGIle.
@m. @eimer, 20 Monate; 2 ga.
se altes aino bon Soc Gubnfe
Sarrp g. &oeger, So Sabre; Sral
Bertha @oet, 81 Sabre; &ermalllr
@ieoer, 80 Sabre; Sranf Soedten
"a Sabre; Sran5 @eiBmeper, &C
Sabre.
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sSnnae Wabden iinb pufer

bon 9%opfdmer5en 70 gut pie iltere
Srauen, ober ale fonner raid Cube
rung erbalten nno furiert tperOeil
our6 Or. Sings Stem 2ife BiGs, Ser
beiten Meoiain Der @eIt fir frarte
unb nerboie 4%ophdmer5en. sic er-
5ellgen reines 8Iut uno ftarfe Merben
uno bauer Cure @eiunbbeit auf. Ser.
lu6t iie. 25 Cts. Bel aGen 9ruggiiten.
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gei Dem granbe leires Sau-
les in Butler, Mo., fam Der &ongreB-
repraientant De @rmano um's Sc.
ben. gr periudte feinen fleinen @lr.
fellobn gu retten uno muroe babel
bonn Maud iibermdltigt. 9(uh Der
Gnabe b%erbran11te.
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2eitbilb.

Srau @at: n@os fi6 beut' fir
&rdfte anbieten! Son orei &lopier-
Iebrern mor aud nidt elmer imitanoe,
meiner @rno elm gutes &laoieripiel
bei3ubrineenl"
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Gines berbrii6tcn anaben sdreie

eridredten feline @roBmutter, Mrs
Worio Saplor, BON Nebo, ap, mel
DIE i6reibt, bob, als @ae oadten, oaf
er lterben piiroe, 8udlens @rlt;co
.Solbe i'm boaitGnbig beilte. uniebl.
bar fir 8ronb-, S6nitt- uno alloert
gertpunbuneen, 8erbriibungen, Siib.
neraugen uno Shurfungen. &u.
riert Sieber-8 laien, 8euIen, Saut.
ausi6lag, Sdorf uno ratbe Sun.
De. 8ertreibt S6morrboioen. %
Gts. bel alien 9ruegilten.
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Srn @heitreit.

Sic: sd batte Die stpolf reidlten
Serren BON Dresden beiroten fo,t-
men," Or: u@arum tateIt 6ir's
nidt? 3uiammen p1ren Die piel-
leift i'm Stanbe eemeien, fir oeiuc
Soiletten auf5ufommen."
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@ines Sonntoes nofmittogs
wiinidte Srau @nberien nod Seifens
Sof gu fabrenL Inn Sneeborgs Mutter
gu beinden, Die felt Sabren geldbmt
mar. Selbitoerltdnolid mttBte &olf
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= @er auf Der Sdpene bes 2e-
'ens geltrau6elt lit, miro leift imnier
linen nniiferen Gong in linn baden.
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aud Dem MenIden nit elmer
@lase fonnen iebr MOL Die Saore su
Serge iteben.
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- S1t @oteman, einise Meiicsr
Don gfeo God entfernt, muroc Scr
SaloonbeiiBer Sam Slnitb bon Ici-
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
OPPOSES COMMISSION ACCOUNT.
Lehigh Threatens to Bring Action to Pre-
vent Federal Interference.

New York. Oct. I2.-- With the further
regulation Of railroad accounts By the
interstate commerce commission, which
has come with the laying down Of rules
BY the commission governing the form
Of balance sheets and the classification
Of expenditures for additions and bet
terents, more active protest is being
made BY some Of the railroads against
the requirements Of the commission.
Some Of the most important systems
in the country have refused to recognize
the right of the commission to restrict
the discretion Of the directors in the
mater of charges for depreciation Of
equipment and other similar matters,
and now formal protest is being made
to the commission against the latest
requirements in respect to balance sheets
and expenditures for Improvements and
betterments The Lehigh Valley has
gone to the extent OF registering its re-
fusal to recognize the authority Of the
commission in this matter, and a formal
protest made to the commission, the text
Of which has just been made public, the
management of that road suggests that
it may resort to action in the courts, il
need be, to escape compliance with these
requirements Of the interstate commerce
commission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
STORM SEVERE ON COAST.
Began Yesterday Afternoon and In
creased II Intensity.

Began Yesterday Afternoon and In.
creased IN Intensity.
Key West, Oct. 12-Reports up to
midnight indicate that before morning
the coasts Of Florida and Georgia would
be swept BY one Of the severest storms
in history. The storm reached Florida
about noon yesterday and it had been
increasing in fury All the afternoon and
lust night. II Is feared there viii Be
great loss Of life. It has been impossible
to hear anything from hundreds Of men
employed on the East Coast railroad ex.
tension across the Florida keys and II Is
feared that many have persisted Re-
ports from Miami. ST. Augustine and
Jacksonville state that the storm Is in
creasing in fury and 4 night Of fatality
and terror is expected
This city has been greatly damaged
By the gulf hurricane Hundreds of
houses haye been wrecked, including
many cigar factories and two national
bank buildings The total loss Is esti-
mated at S2.0o0.000. The streets are a
mass Of debris and the city Is in total
darkness, owing to the disablement Of
the electric light plant The local troops
nave been called out and the CITY IS
practically under martial law. SO far
as known no lives have been lost but
scores Of persons have been injured by
falling debris.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
$97,777.50 for 0IeOmargar-
inc Violations
Five thousand Dollars of Total Is I'm.
posed as Remainder Of
the Amount Collected as Back
Taxes.

Leayenworth, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE case
against the Cndalg Packing company
for the violation Of the internal revenue
laws by falling to place stamps Of proper
denomination on packages Of oleomar-
garine, came to an end IN the federal
court here yesterday by compromise
whe nthe packing company was fined So.
900 and agreed to pay back stamp tax
of $S2,77750 and special tax OF $4,000
for agencies, making the total Of S07 =
1880 to be paid, BY the packing com
pany to the government. The Cudahy
company was indicted by federal grand
jury in Topeka IN April last on COS
counts. Samples of oleomargarine had
been collected BY the revenue depart
ment from every section Of the United
States. II was alleged that the packing
company colored the oIeomargarinc,
which should have subjected the COM
pany 10 a tax Of ten cents pound, and
that It was disposed OF al the uncolored
product, on which the revenue il but
quarter Of cent per pound. The
decree agreed upon before Federal Judge
Pollock Is a Specific penalty in com
promise Of criminal liability, II also
provided that the oleomargarine under
seizure shall be released "npon being
put in legal condition"