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bot llnbcil an oen 30picn Der @ei6.
lidfcit olgerthtct lnb Npotbcfcr
iibcron bclprchcn Die lbutiadc, ooB
lie 9roBc 0uottitdten SoIbei iiir Die
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miittcr Ocrtoufcn. Tie Nod)iro9e
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uno &opfillden. Gns ErGpurnt bciBt
Mpctb'S Sngc ono Sulpblr, oo@ in
allen mo0crncn 2lpot6efen fir SOC.
mo 81 Die 6IoIdc perfouit oOcr &c.
gen @nlpiNnB Oc8 ErciicS oireft pom
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Cine gemcinc Mad { nubnl
geitcrn Der II Sabre oItc 9tcQer !.
&onc0 bon Hr. 10, 9torOsS pringitru'
Bc, an Srn. Wm. :. 9idmon Don ltr.
t415. Observation-Disclosures, Wegen 2S
Gents, sic inn Sr. 9icfnrou un9cblid)
iduIOctc. Ter Ncgcr Itnd) Ocm EierO
bca Srn. Iidnloll nit cincm Mciicr
in Dos @ci1, rnt Ooiiclbc mntnllglid)
5ll MAIDEN. Gr muroe onf @erunlols
Jung ots Srn. &obn &. Sorris, N9cn.
ten Der nEbieriduB- @eicllihoft," per
baItct un0 Ourd) Eoli5eirifter Gle.
lpcllDn I'M norOGitlihcn StntionSbous
ic IN G%rmdn9elllna Don $40 rn0 &p'
item nod Dem @CidnNniB gcionot.-
WiG Sr. Iidmnl1 bei'nl Gerh6rc ulls
CAB, pCr!ettc SoHc3 bel elmer iriihereli
8cIcgcnbeit Elm onoeres Hfcro 10
ihlper, ooB tr 0oiielbe nit einem Ser.
lutte BON $50 ucrfalien mltBte.
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8eitern NarbIanb Giienbatn.

1dglt6.
geainnenb 81. Sepi., perIdbt Stuen.e.ation.
40 Morgens e6Henpoff,- Saaerstofpn, u.
& W. @p., Babuesboro, 9bcmber8bure unb
Lamb.
2,45 .Sodm. - Accommodation noo Union.
Bribee.
ALB Nasm. = e6neu.grsreb, SauptIin.e,
Saeerstotun, Sanccd, Sbippensburg unb aus
eenpmmen Sonntae, Sreberid uHo GnImitS.
burg (9arlorsg4u eGors).
Sdgith, arsgeupmm(a Spnutaa.
100 w'orgens-gorf, D. & 8. 9tp., urb Gar'
LOO W~oreers--aiiom. md 1burmont.
'S.57 W,ot9enS-gSefieru Grpreb, @eftmtnfter,
Wrueeoine (Sreoeridl, @mmifsbure, Ibur'
mont. gSabnesborc. gbambersbure, Saeers.
toipn, Saneod., Cumberland, @Iftns @nffet
SbferrdtiprSsg Qoaaon),
ESQ Natm.-Souptlinte, 5tIi9 bon gn1orp.
SSrose, terrier grrf, Sanobsr, Gettysburg nnh
$50 gadut.-slffom. mad Sduober. M
6.16 Mbenos-Mfiom. nab uniprtBrtboe.
9fir GamitagS.
0.46 ~MbenS-affom. nab tintonsBrtbee uub
Snrpber.
SdIt .ni4t an %enmfpIbamia.sro -etatton.
q. &sbertfss, - 8. r.. essen,
BtesHzH. Z. oen.aDsanasn, 0exd1.Qe,
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Mus sGuuntp.

Sic Si%gblonotomn Sltnoegeididtc
nod nidt beigcIeqt. - Ter Sbicr.
id)usucrein untcriuht Die Nngelc.
genbeit. Srall Nnlanou 5.
@ropu bon Somiltou idcnft ser
Yrcsbpterianer Stride Hlbcn0.
mobISgcrGtbe.
3ic NuireQutg, mclde III Si9b.
lonotopn ourd) Die Nntiinoi9ung o25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rSobn Sddler,
gum SdIuB bon @lumcnbecten III
SigblonOtotpn gegcn Silnoc @ift le.
gen lulIen ST poIlel, berporgerulen
mlroe, bat lid nod INNER nidt &C.
legt. Er0iiOent $. 3. 9oter BON
SbicrIdubperein bot lid nlnmebr Der
N%n0elegenbeit angcnommen uno Den
@cnernlicfrct0r 9oniaI e. @angcrt
onaeiuieicn, cine Qcllolle llnterIltd)-
ltlg iibcr Den 3hotbcltono on5ultel.
len. Nltd Euitor :, @pnne &oncS
uon Der Nbbott Wcmoriul-airde
brodltc sic SroQc IN elmer Spe3iuls
ucrlommllmg icincr @enleinoc sur
SprodIc un0 miro olIf @uuid Ser
lebtercr eillen Erot2it Gegen boS Dor,
1eben be8 neutrality-suspicious. bel
Serrn Nenrp =. Wnm hem NrGii'
oellten Scr Golmtp.Gommiii0rc, eill-
legcn.
Is cidenf iir SomiIton.
d c.
Trou Anlonbo :. @ronn bon '0os
milton ihentte Der Sumilton Hrcsbp.
tCriolersaird)e pradtpollc Nben0s
mobI0erGtbe sur Grinrerlrt9 on III
rem Neiien, &rr. George 2. Nobcrt.
ion, iuclder inn 8e5enlber letter Sab
res al Der Shiuiubiuht itorb. Sarr
NobcrtIon lpar Elm Snitrulncntel'
hGnoler. Gr ipor itctS Scr Nniid,t,
NuB SllbercuIoliS burd) Mtlln0itilde
bon Snitrumenten i%ibertra9en iuilroc.
Pms oieiem 8rlunoc itelte or cin lpc.
5icllcS W~uloItild her, Dos llod lelner
Yniift cine ioldc llebertroauug Der
binbcrn lpilrbc. &llra nod leilcr Gr.
iil0ln0 bcnltbte cr rnmillentlid) Die
Srompete zines Standardization
uno ipilroc boourh bon Der tiidiid)en
&rontheit befallen.
Cine uucrmortete Grplo.
lion.
Gcim Sprengen bon Vournltltnl.
pitn crlitt Ilcronber 2cpcring BON
Miuoior Nei9htS. Baltimore. Gountp.
Qcitern Gormittng SIT SoreitsFart
hurd) cine Ipnomit.@ rplolipn 10
ihmere ~GerlebuneeuL bob er nod Dem
Warnlono Somoppotbiihcu &pipital
ilberiilhrt meroen mllBtc. Slperin9
hattie on9ellomnlell. bob Die 3ilno'
lhnur fir Oic betreiicnbe Ipnomit'
Iaoung mnbrouhbor 9eporben lei.
Sn Dem Woment, oils er nod oeriel,
ben ichen molIte, criolgte ieood) bie
GrpIoiion. 2epering crIitt nebcn ei.
ner &erIeslng oil ser @ruit cincn
Nrmbrltd).
" ii II den groBeren @ouIe'
poro.
Cine itorfe delegation. bcitebcno
aus getuobnern BON &oIono-Gorf. er.
iildte Die SauoitraBensG ommiiiion
BON Baltimore. County ilm @rmeite-
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rltng Der 9eedoole.Noenl,p SIR 9eep
Gene Hon0, uni 8er6reiterun9 Der
Qccp Tene RohS bis sur 9ofe.Noe.
un0 nm Hcuonloge Der Nolono9Ipe,
nohc 9elDeOcre- Npenue. Gte Cont
miiidrc ueriprod2n, Die @e1lrde IN
GruGQllng 81 5ieben.
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Sricffnltcn.

Gprodc." Gle ruiiiide
Sprodc miro fiir Die idmicrigitc &C.
bQltcn; ~iiberboupt iino ole ilopiitcn
Sprodcn id)iuer 81 crllrncn. Sam
iolAt Die 0clrti6c Sprudc ul0 uad
0icicr Die rnoIiidC.
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Baltimore 0ampf.gadet-gompaauie

(Ilte ino 5uoerldfftae Pdis2tnie.)
3ie gereintqte Stnatens8pft bef6rberiib.
GaHpfer rgirainia" lueu). yNlabama,"
v@epraiu,"" u enneiise.H ,,,o 1r'-l,.
9ompte tabren tdgIi6. Spnntaes 1isae
romIten, bon ben Bah Clinic. "Bters. Rr. TO-
II, fight. strase. $50 Ihenbs. oireft mad On
S%oiiit Comfort, GorfHIf. R~ertsnoutb uno anen
9ptnt Comfort init Der &c. & 8. Gifenbabn.s.
glah @ihfrcno, 8erbinouna In 8ortsmoutb init
Dem rSenhparo gtir 2inie" foIiocn Buee mad
8ortsnoutb uno gltIanld. Sn Norfoff @erbfn.
onu9 NIT Der rgtIanttc Goat cine" NorfOIi
AetpbsrrL Igsafbinetcnt N.se., 8ianonS, 30,
uilo Heps0orf. =
.MlabI8eiten nnh europdif6em Blame. Guru.
rto1e aatifeH5intmer eIeftriftbe Beleudttuua,
Nampibetiuna aoien fret. 8eferoirte @fIteH,
3tmn1er in ben 9iaet'giirenur Der .Bansaine,s,
gr. 107. SftaValtintoresStrabc; Rr. 5O6--60s,
G~tgbt'Strabe; 9. u. g. Office siboft.@de ber
baltimore. uno eaIbcrtsS trabe; Continental
5ruit gutloing" uno aIbaugb'S, Gr. 109, Norb.
gbdrlpszGtr abe,
Spbu u. Sberfpuut, G.. Drptpu,
BicesBrdf. II. Gen. sWlalaser. @en.' paH. .aot,
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fldh fOsU Nnb be-
Ieit sum @ebrdit in Der Gaulbens uno mt.
To9 Inn 1000 Mbeitos. -.
Helerbt.iirg bon Raum in SdIafs ober Bars
lnr'sSdeeons. Gpeiferateu etc. fpc.Sen fd5nsn
peloref per 1elepbpn In auen foIeenoen BILLET
Gnredur; ebdr'ees uno Baltimore trabe, Q. 3
E;. ct. Bail 1924, Cher mo. GourtIano 1901;
9Pf. .8opa'Statio 6. & g., sri. 8ernpn 3123:
9ail6en' sta' ion Snfof rnations. eiireau, 8. & g.,
81. Vaui $40, ooer Mib., GourtIanb 2726, uni
Nr. h26. Siibsgroabtan.
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Merdants & Mincrs transport. 50.

5ampfer.atnte.
Srddt unb Bdfidgtere.
gladl Bottom unb benz Often.
Snrntdg,. Sienitaa ltro 5reitaa, 6 llbr 46enSs.
y BAD Brobioerce uno benz Often.
Sonntag, Wittpo6 unb Sreitda, 6 l16r Ibs1bS.
gtndi geppprtsReipS.
Sdelih, mseenoutmeH Montaa unb Gau,taa,
9 ubr @benos.
y Gredt nnaenommen tieIid big 3 llbr glndur.
fir o%eitfelheu Iag fabreHoe 9ampfer,
gsadh Sabannpb inn6 Dem Ghber.
Ctertiag, Sonnerfiag uno Sanftua, .
8 ltr Mbenos.
., ". WcTeia, stgent, @ier 3. Sub G. .Gab.g tr.
SaIptsViirenr: Serrnan' uno aisbtsgtr.
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Sriefbef6rSeruns mud Dem 4usIanSs

SrtefbefDrSerung mud Dem IusIanoe.
Die auslanoiide Boit fir bic NIT
0cn 70. Oioi 1909 cnOc10c 8odc
idlieBt bier in Sn;ptpoItamte, IN
allen 6daen piinttIib, nie fuIet:
2te BddetpoIt lit bon 8 l1br Mor.
gems bis 5 llbr Nadmittogs tGglit
often, ol1sgenommen Sonntaes.
0ompfer iabran bon Netp.y,orf ob,
pern nitt anoers angegeben.
Sransatlantiide Badet.
BoIt.
Eeliti6.ano, idIieBt Inn 5 rbr
NtqdmittogS an Montog, Mittmod)
ltn0 6rcitog.
@roBbritunnien unb SrIanb, ihlieBt
Inn o ubr Na6mittags am Gienitaa
uno Sreitag.
Granfreid, idIieBt Tim 5 llbr Ra1.
mittags am Sreitag.
geIgien, itlieBt Inn 5 ubr Radmit.
tags am 6reitag.
Nornegen, Sbmeoen uno 96ne.
mari, idlieBt Inn 8 uhr 0admittaas
ont Wittmod).
Souanb, ifttebt Inn 5 ltbr 0a6.
mittags ON Wontag.
Stalien, ihliqBt Inn 3 lthr 0admit.
tags onl Wtontog ltnO SreitoJ.
Seltrei6, idlieBt I'M 5 ubr Ra6.
mitto0a ON Wiittmof.
Trans Itl0uti1c SO Il.
6reitaM IT. Mai, Z llbr gbanoS,
nod europa per Gompfcr st.
Eoltl", piu Elpnioutb II. G%berbollrg;
INN 10 ll6r gbenoS nod) 6en N5oren.
Tnieln per Gampier nGrctic"; nod
europa (einidlicbeno 0~cutid)lnno 81.
rctt), Nfrifo lll0 Sitinoien per 9onl.
pier ~Nmirifo", pio Elpntoutb, Gber.
bplrg unO Somburg.
Eoit mad Glib. uuo Cen
trail Nmcrifo q, 8eit-
Snotcn etc.
Trcito9, II. Wioi, TO ll6r N6cn6S,
nod Curacao mo Ncnc5ltclu per
Compiler oMarocoibo"; nud) Gorto.
Hico per Gompier oGorolinu"; nodJ
&no0uu mo Soiti per 9ompicr
"Sornid"; nadl ga Ylutos2onoitri-
d)cn per Sonlpicr n@iloriltS"; nod
Son1uicu, Gonomo, aonoI5onc mo
Colombia per Compiler ySrubo".
8oit nod Neufunolanp, pta Rortb
Sionep, itno nab Wiquelon, oia 80.
ton. itlie6t bier td9Iid Inn 8 ltDr
Nodmittags; na6 Cuba, bio Gam.
pa, tae!;6 nm / llbr Hadmitiaes;
nod Gotta Hica, SolouroS, Gicaro.
qua (SltfiIte), Solpaoor uno @ua.
temaIa, pia @elu.S rleans, tGsIid itln
10 llbr abenos: noh Der Stobt
Wterifo Inn S mo ~ llbr N5cnoS.
SranS Eacific 8pit.
6reitog, IA. Ifoi, I llbr Ibenos,
nod Sopdt, aoren unb China, piu
Tacoma.
Sonntog, 16. Mni, { llbr abenbs,
nod guitrnlien Sill Snialn uno Nell-
G%oleoonlelr, pio Soucoltper, 9. g.;
nod) Sobiti, WorqueioS. Snieln mo
Ncu.S cclono pio Son Troncisco;
nod) Samoii, Sapon, aorea, China
lr1b Den Gbilippincn pia San Isror-
cisco.
Srons.E ocific.Tolt miro tGelih
nad benz Gbaangs-Seien aeianbt, II,
Die Set oes YoitidIuiies lit 10 arran.
girt, Dob Elm ununterbro6cner llebers
lano-Serionot ermoalift miro.
Noti5. -9as 9rieiporto lit nod
allen iretnSen 2Gnbern (auseenon,.
men @roBbritannien nno Ssrlano,
CANADA, Wegifo, Banana, Cuba unb
Sbongbai, mo oaiielbe aIeid benz
beintiiden Yorto ilt), tuie foIgt: Stint
Gents fir Die erite hinge uno brei
Gents fir ieoe peitere un5e ODER De.
rem 9ruhtbeil, uno mub ponig Dor.
olisbeaablt meroen, anberenfaus tpirb
Der boppelte 9etrag am geitim.
miingsort colIeftirt. Set Sem 1. Sa.
mar 1909 lit bas 9riefporto nod
Seutidlanb, tuenn brett iiber Gee
beforoert, bniielbe. tuie COS eirbeimi.
Idle. Us. $oIf Snrria.
n. Yoitmeiiter.
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0otionaI.0 onfen.

WotionaI-Yonfen.
,SSs c!s sura s~ea.tsaat Ssx:," 1dS. lii6
GreiersStrabe. Sacob B. Soof. 8rafbent;
rspsite satiOnat.saai," 4ss eHb.groaopaa.
g9. 8. Wderer, adfHrer.
yspeitern Ratipnnl.8anf," IA Rorb'eutntpsStr.
2S. Mdrriott, 8afiret.
LEARNERS aub W,erdlauts' Rnttuael Bsxt,"
Goutbs uno 2pmbarosStrabe.
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IarplanS &EcnniDluamia Giien6ahu.

1.35 Morgens- gioh Uorf. aiseen. SonniaoS.
$40 WSureets- 9taol Celia, MIR Sonntaes.
$50 WDrgens--ytah Selair. auseeT. SoHnfaeS
d,30 a!afH.-gsa6 gelair, mir Sonntnes.
500 N1dlH--ytan Yorf, auseeIt. SonHtdgS.
4.Q5 Madrn.-ysab Gelid, nur Sountaes.
DID Nadont. Nod 0elnir, auSeet. SpitntuaS.
6.l0 Mbenos-Ma6 Selta, ausgen. SonntaaS.
l1.Q0 Mbenos-Gu6 9eltd, nut SoRntaQs.
l1,S0 abenos-Nah SeIair, ausgen. Gonntae8,
Saie snr 3eiie in's Mnslanb be.
irrst 6. @ainr, Nr. Ala, Chssalti.
sasreitraks, nabe Gaitsms Ssxie ase.
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al Some3 6. Snaram. 1888 9tder,
Gillette Der Eorf SCi9htS.9lpe,, So.
Gli3obctb o.. Sole itto Ntoere on
Charles 3. clipper uno 6ror, @eii3.
tel, @runoitiid 81 &odoole, So.
Worio g. Gotterlpeid al Barbara
Iotterlucid) unO Nnoerc, @runoitiid
oil Nlicconmo.S troBe Brlmo5ius
$27; So.
@iaiom .. 3udion uno Irou OIL
Gborlea q. GieOmnn uno STRAIT 5tpei
@runoitiide al @bite-g penlIc, s..
oStrntbmore 9ono unO Smprope.
nlert 50. Don Baltimore = County"
oil Roiolie &. Gardner, 0rci 8runo-
itiIdc 5lt Strpt6more, So.
&oibuo I. MeQor an G0mQr0 s..
gSOo0a. @runOitiid an McQor,9(ue
nitc. So.
@iuiunl Morlcp mo 6rou oil Sol.
0el5Icr uTtO IrolL, 8%rtnoitiif Noro.
icite Der Observation-Disclosures, $40.
Stepbcn 5. &nn Gill uu0 1Srou a.,
Gomuno Is, 5crn u10 6rulL @rumos
ltilt on Gntoolc Npen1le, S..
@illium $. 9oplcB, 2(nluolt, al
ISM. i. @infbona, 8runoitild ltoro.
%oltleltc Der GborlcS- 6ooo, @rmojin2
SIS; $1,000.
Gcricl6c ot Seize Mottcr @uiiinq-
ton @%run0itiif Norooiticitc Der
Charles Noo0, @runO}inS SIS;
$1,000.
Sane @1itc mlo @otte an G6orlc@
2. @bitc, I NIdcr, So.
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Sruit.G o1tbnnnten

Srult.G
rHaarblaub Srnt Co." Rorbtpeftede gaIbert
nno German : Strabe. 8, 9. Zimmerman,
9tufibent: GarroQ Ban Neb, S9asneifter;
Serbis Spenccr, jun, SiIf2~S9aemeifter;
Ban simmer, SlIIssS eIreiGr.
rSolttmpre Sruh & Guarantte &C.," EQUITABLE
BuiIblHl.
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Spar anfen.
uSenttGe epartanf ppn Saltintore,] xutats.
uHo Baltimore sSttabe.
uet. SomeS-eparbant" 9nItlnipgeSGtra6s u,b
Observation-Disclosures.
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Gtont5sVnnfpn

nSeatiGe Cant bon Baltimore" EaIttmo<e'
nnb Seutbap.g trnBe. ausuit 1sbsr. Brdf'
bent; q. 8. Slot, e9asmiiiter.
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SHt wtHtfs G pIds Npt IUF 1HbNpupurb'SH,
Seititngen, 3eitiGriften, etc.
,xhe Baltimore 0sps Co.," Saoib gbererou.
bic, Ueiraff5ttyrer, 31S g9eft>yermarbStL
8ali-W oteriolien, Ebiiren, Seniter.
rabmen, 2aben, etc.
Sames .. Setter & Go, 115-1t7 eab-Sress.
rt1sGtrabe.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @erafge i'no
SGmereien.
-
T. Snssr.nsr d e0a"s' Ill @sft'Da'ft'
-
NI,tmhiro S,,rnorss Rorops ,tnS
Seten Sadloeden llno Tlrneit.
pehheH Urosr oz3
!ul,n,soe nno p.n
5sIeS5on: Boife 1906.
-
Seiter'Terltterlt1get1.
"T9pai Sn'hanmee w nI stnerponi'" Ssnaq WI
SatIiel2. MOUNTAINEERING ger, lo'--lo2 epdnb
saliimSre o uno sort5. WAVE ""'"A"
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Blumbins, FURNACES, 6onges uno
Seien, 9adoedeu itno 3irneh.
Hennett Bros, b23 Observation-Disclosures.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
THE RUSSIAN CRIME.
Doomed Man Terribly Mutilated by As,
sassin's Bomb.


81. Petersburg. Dec. 20 Colonel Kar.
poff. chief Of the secret police Of Sc.
Petersburg, was assassinated early YES.
terday. HE was enticed to modest
apartment in remote street Of the Vi
borg district and there was blown to
pieces BY bomb, exploded supposedly
by his host. one Michael vosskressensky.
who had leased the rooms a few days
before.
The murderer rushed into the street
following the explosion and was cap
tured
An assistant Of Karpof. who accom-.
panied him, was severely injured
Karpof was appointed from Baku,
where he had been chief Of the secret
police There have been several con
victions Of bomb makers recently.
The assassination Of Chief Karpof was
undoubtedly in furiherance Of the plot
against the secret police. which grew
out Of the revelations last January Of
some remarkable scandals in connection
with the operations Of the system The
Russian revolutionary Socialists diseoy-
cred that an unknown number Of their
members were agents 81 the secret police
Exposures. charges 81 disloyalty 10 the
revolutionary cause and counter charges
followed. Since then, the secret phIce
have been THE special objects 81 revolu.
tionary hatred and assassinations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
weirhs a Loaaed ship,s cargo.

Porhydrometer is the name Of an Ital-
ian invention. the purpose Of which is
to determine the weight Of ships cargo
in the hold while the vessel is lying az
her moorings The instrument in its ap-
plication converts the vessel for the time
being into huge weighbrdge, and its re-
suits are such as to be within one.hun.
dredth per cent. Of absolute accuracy
The instrument is based upon the prin-
ciple that body floating in liquid, ir-
respective Of the density 81 the latter
win displace quantity Of that liquid
exactly equal 10 its own weight The
reading part Of the apparatus Of steel
yard is similar 10 that used in ordinary
weigh bridges This part 81 the apparat
lis N connected 10 a float, which Is inn
mersed in chamber Or cylindrical RE-
ceptacle filled with water, this chamber
being in communication with the outside
of the ship BY means of smaal tube
extending through the bottom Of the
vessel The aerometer chamber is placed
in the center Of the vessel in a vertical
line with the keel. As the vessel rises or
sinks into the water according as 10
whether the cargo is removed or taken
on board. the level Of the water in the
foat-chamber consequently rises or falls
and the float itself is accordingly i'm
mersed 10 lesser or greater depth in
the liquid This brings about an appar
ent alteration in its weight and this az
teration is read on the tee-yard. Con.
sequently it IS possible to determine
with very grest exaetitude the weight Of
the cargo removed or loaded into yes
sel. Technical World Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
PURITAN NOT AIN IDEAL MAN.
Justice Stafford Of Washington Orator
at New England Society Dinner.

New York. Dec. 23.-The New England
society Of Brooklyn heard the chief ora
tor at its annual banquet Tuesday night
portray the Puritan as an imperfect
man. In the absence Of Senator Will
liam r. Borah Of Idaho, Justice Wendell
Phillips Stafford OF the supreme court
Of the District Of Columbia delivered
the leading address "The Puritan he
said. was not an ideal man. The ideal
man is charmed with love and beauty
and truth. The Puritan was blind 70
beauty and we never think Of him as
devotee Of charity he was a fearless
servant Of truth, but there was nothing
new in his belief His distinction lies
in the fact that he acted on til
He declared that such Americans al
are advising MS to bolster up the powers
of the federal government in violation
of the constitution are uniaithful 10 the
Puritan ideal Of truthfulness IT Isl
proposed" said he. 80 transfer 10 the
central government certain powers which
are expressly reserved to the states, and
when the question is asked as to the
manner in which the transfer will be
accomplished. we have the answer Com
struetions viii be found.
When we learn that constructions viii
be found we assume that they will be
found by the prevailing party elsewhere
than in the text Of the constitution it,
self That means that there is no end
Of governmental powers which may be
added to those already enjoyed by the
fsd raj goveFnme'. 1 am not raising
az Il.
amending the constitution, J am rails
ing the question as to how changes shall
be accomplished
"A debaser Of words Il guiltier than
he who dehases the coinage. II changes
are read into the constitution through
parverse interpretations Of rs text The
manipulation is more reprehensible than
the trifler with the coinage"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23

frightful slaHghter--and he took it. "A
the locomotive Of the excursion roared by,
he stood for an instant on the sill Of
the window in the tower, then he dived
fat, six feet forward and downward,
landing on hands and knees upon the
roof Of passenger car. The impetus
Of the train was SO enormous that " slid
from under him almost the length OF
the car, and the impact all but snapped
his back in two; but he clutched biindly
fetching up against a ventilator. and
there he lay for some seconds. hardly
able to stir hand or foot, the breath
knocked out Of him Within three feet
was the bell rope, but he could not reach
it by a foot, and to try TO sqeeze down
between the ends Of the cars would have
meant being cut in two by the roof
edges.
One thing only was left With the
last strength in him, he crawled over the
roof Of the car to the engine poixed a
moment, leaped onto the coal in the sway
ing tender. and scrambled forward to the
engineer from behind.
astopi Stop! For Gods sake, back
upln he shouted above the racket. Not
second was TO spare Down went the
brakes and the fireman ran ahead with
a torch to check the oncoming freighter
while the engineer Of the excursion train
backed franticaily, and on the floor Of
the cab lay the senseless form Of the
man who had saved trainload Of human
beings from hideous death.--A. w. Rolk-
er IN December Everybody'A
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
Russia, India and COrea Ter
rifled
BY ACTS OF MURDERERS
Korean Premier One victim-chief o.
St. Petersburg Police and Promi-
nent British Magistrate the
Others to Die.

A remarkable series Of political assas.
sinations Of personages high in Office Is
reported from widely separated points
throughout the world
In Seoul Korea the prime minister
Of the Korean cabinet was stabbed to
death with dagger, as an apparent re-.
suit Of the intense feeling in Korea
against Japanese influence.
In st. Petersburg, the chief Of the
secret police, Colonel Karpoif, was blown
to pieces by the explosion Of a bomb,
supposedly thrown BY an anarchist
At Bombay. British India. the chief
magistrate Of Mask Arthur NJ. I Jack.
son, was assassinated by native for
revenge and presumably as a part Of
the seditious movement against British
official authority.
In each Of the countries the governing
authority is menaced by a dangerous ele-
ment directed against the existing
regime.