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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10
BANKER GONE: ALSO $4,000.
Teller Of 4 Savannah Bank Disappears
and Police Make charncs.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 10.-James
M. Doyle, for several years teller of the
Hibernia bank here, Is missing, as Is
$4,000 Ct :hc ban'es cash. taken from
its vaults at the elcsc of buaincss last
Saturday night. Connected by the po-
lice with tic disappearance Of Doyle
10 that cf 4 won,an who left several
GAYS before lie did, and with whom the
police Assert he was infatuated. t
President M. a. O'Bryne, Of the bank
said tina: the alleged theft was not the
result # series of embellishments.
tut that the money was taken all Ct
one time. and ir large bills; that when
Doyle left the bank nc. put the time
lock on the vault SO that it could not
BE- cpcncd until Monday n7orn.t:g.
Deylc l,aa wife and several chill.
drc1 here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10
i The ] Stage
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lccntlnued from Page seven.)

q r u
funny situations are introduced and
some OF ~ the most pleasing musica.
numbers.
he chorus Us unusually large and
us drill ed to a standard Of efficiency
that ID little short Of marvellous. The
settings are very elaborate. One act
shows the Castle Of Cards with its
mushroom towers, candy bridge and
the peppermint river. The electrical
and scenic effeets make this enc Of the
4Eaust Realistic ever seen On the staec.
Tie second act dlscoses the Night.
mare Palace. with It's nideoua crca-
lures, and a wonder Ct s,a1errait.
This selscn'H production will be the
most pretenti2as since til. origin y!
orrnaree. Knox Wilson will be
seen lin Ills original part of "April
Fool. Prominent in the cast arc Ncil
Mcneil and Anna McNabgl Among
HE other we'll known and cria>,al
lnelnbers are Louise Tosicr, Marion
Ncsby. Dorothy Ellis, William Morgan,
sEslelton Riley and tcuis Lytlc. fea.
ture of the production is the chorus
ard ballet Girls. which is said TO i:,-
eilltlc sore remarka bly, beautiful girls.
he organization "a enc OF til. ar1cs.
musical companies to be accn here
this season and deserved capacity lausi.
ness. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

hood and turning the edge In to form
q frii'. The ptint ct square fails down
tic back. and ribbons are fastened to
ae!1 side Of heed to hold the shawl on.
Naile 1t "ould be comparatively easy
to cut such wrap without pattern,
it is much simpler to pay 10 or is cents
fer a good paper pattern, as this gives
directions fer bath the long and short
shawl wraps.
The materials used are fine French
flannel. supple Cashmere or any cti:er
soft wool gccGs that will wash or clean
easily. Fer the summer BABY the
wraps are left unlined, as they are
cooler. A 6oft, firm China silk makes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

three Representatives to inquire into
tenant In the mnrlne corps ut Annup.
oils. October Is. 1907.
An appropriation Of $4,000 Is nrgcl
to 'leiray the expenses OF the pronos-
cd inquiry. The first investigation by
the authorities of the naval academy
resulted in II verdict Of suicide. bat the
Navy Department subsequently re.
opened the case and 1t was decided
that the young man did not commit
suicide. Members CT his family en-
deavored to fix the responsibility for
his death upon his companions on the
night of his death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10
ROOSEVELT IN MARBLE.

Represents Him rs Vice Pre- =ident,
Di1niiied and In Repose.
WASHINGTON. b. c., March TO-
A marble bust Of Theodore Roosevelt,
vice president. reached Washington for
installation in niche in the Senate
chamber. Tine placing OF the bust IA
this conspicuous place will necessitate
the removal to on: Of the empty nictsz
in the corridors of former and Iona.
forgotten vice president. as was done
when the bust Of termtr Vice President
fairbanks YVES received : year ago.
Tire Roosevelt bust Is tic work s,f
James Frazer, OF New York. and sho VS.
the subject with face in repose, repre-
scntlng him in 4 d!snifcu mood Col.
Roosevelt chose this design from a
number showing him in the mere
strenuous poses familiar to the Amer.
lean public.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

Ell dressmaker-. sl5!
Some. Of the newest sleeves have d.
frlness attic elbow, made by group
Ct small tueks on tic inside extending
< yer the ihfidc seam, usually the only!
sam the sleeve mas. 81 III iys
Aretiier rev sleeve has an !:.isertt-n
tri'nn1 rg. extending from, the wis. o.
t!'rou1l, tire middle Of the sleeve ana
.eve' The Shoulder, ending atsthe eollaf
Land. * II. vi.
e clf;s, about four inches wide. on leg.
o'n'uttna sleeves are pretty trimmed
with tueks and Insertion and al little.
;urfabaek buff or! edcing adds a pretty.
s,:1;sii at the band. y M 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

him in her home til late hour In. tho
evening caused her husbands wrath tu
rise to such degree THAI he surprised
his unwelcorne guest in his hume, and
proceeded to hog-tie, crisscross and
otherwise nisfigurc him by making
minee meat OF his counter ancc. may be
all she styles herself, "a lady and en-.
t!rely free from any improper con.
Duct" but she has placed herself dan.
gcrously near tie shadow Of suspicion
and her conduct would not WI, for her
a prize In good example contest"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

" ! . . = . H. "
the best lining. a yard End a quarter.
of yardwdc material will be needed
for the Icing wraps. {;
The edgeH CT: citI:r &c irrct lack
ard br'srstite;::d, Ct tfey -; &c
hound with t!lrcr'i1@i1 was, ribo7r.
The woman wins lih:z l. r.nkroller can
work srizi. tu.t7nlrlc.i s-allnp OF
the edge and ti,lTi:, j. a. five rowe
,ef graduated dots. 4 tM:ttd silk is
preferred to nerc-rized cottons for en-
,'1roidcTing en- wcoien fabrics.
Sleeves Are Varied.
I he subicet-size and trimmings of.
sleevcs--is always a great interest to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10
FEMININE: CHAT. and CHATTER
TOPICS THAT ARE OF INTEREST
TO ALL THE. GENTLER
SEX.
A Gift For the Baby.

A uesfll gift that every mother will
nc sure to appreciate Is to make for
master baby cne CT the dainty shawl
wraps and hnod that are now SO much
worn.
These 'Htle wraps are in on= piece,
the icou arranged by running casirtJ
7crcss one point OF square to form
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10
SUTTON CASE REoPENED
Bill introduced in Congress Asking for
an lsvcstlgatio

i WASHINGTON. March 1o.--Senat tor
Chamberlain. Of Oregon. and Repre-:
g, sentative entail McCreIle. Of washington, In.
trodnced In congress- n Joint resolution
q'tps'il,,lI[nG for the arltointune rfi d
icanlmiss Ion Of three Senators and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

The Huestio Us a hen "A bird has no:
yet heen ssettled. IT. a hen is not a trc.,
lfspY, could there be a hen fruit? She
~ lndoubtraly an egg plant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

ohm p. Rockefeller. Jr.. says .4ncvrr
shprrolN.s rncney." Perhaps young John
has never gone broke a few stationa
5tttiE side of .home.r.f. 5s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

y The question III; Fairmrnt is, do the
Elevators ;:oWcr the water7
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

IL mot Surprising In this age Of
asrlal snaviaation 10 sec hogs soaring
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-10

\ lsfwia rd:sSls
Sron,$ the = mount. OF fighting they
are having Il, tiac City Of Brotherly
Love, Strike. seems TO be the right
\ name for the trouble SO some one gets
Z struck aImcst .very hour OF the day.
I s ne why. sf1cutd net young Phiian.
der iSrox get married " he wants to?
Phitan der g as pretty a name as Percy
~ Heg ina aid. and don't they ali marry
.Sxr una ,t.; \. M .i.sS 81
Mrs. cpdahy Wits 5of the Oman mil.
i:IlaEa Ire; pork Pae l, stone conduct
ssin aki1g two auto hnobile tides with
Z ia N <crB I'M one tla ~ and entertaining
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
New Yors<'s Lobster Palaces,

Nobody of distinction of appertts goes TO Ii lobster palace 70 eat. One goes there h gaudy mood or wner every other place IS filled or closed o, with the Kind of nan who thinks gaY atT means overCiressed women. bedia. noGed men, walters rushing vtte ahanpa g1e IS f they had the ire buckets and q carerwauiing orchestra At midnight the din and the excite nent incline I sedaTe nan ID ask 1lIn. self whether he Is noI h rot. If rou have lobster digestion. Fou ien' near the din or feel the naeisrrom of 5mnibuses, vaiters head walters ana parTons swi1iing about you. | man who $ eating lobster las TO concen rate ail his faculties. IneutaI. physical norai and inreIlecfuaI an Ehe 0rtieai You have heard 10 dollbf of the vouua iady who WIS asked over lar frsf los sfer now sile liked t. 'I think sile feelared. .'tt'9 perTeerty delicious | here Weren So lnanv Iarga bones II t. Ther look ike ceIluIoid. don'; heF2'-Rieaard Duff n Putuam,s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27

F1R SALE-MY FAMOUS BRAD- Fey Barred Plymouth Rocks are che finest in the state. do not qualify this statement. They have tue size. shape. color ana egg-Dro- Iilcfng qualities. They mature sariy. have q few choice cock afeis for sale at s10.o0 each. and s0me at $500. For sixty days [ will have on hand limited num- Der of eggs for matching purposes at S3.0O Der t5. You arc iHrited 10 visit my place and see the right est. cieanest and finest flock of Barred Rocks in the south. Turn ID left at first road after crossing sreei bridge on Warren road. II. L. dternberg, Box 34, Pine Bluff, ArK. 4-3-fm1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
c,eve,andss ireediness rs Nns<.


 President Cleveland WAS often 1T 1ls desk iu the White House until 2 ecioc2 II tIe morning 8ud ID agaIn II J. ell lnto tle v4y II working unTi sDout o'clock u ae morning, Hit Dee.ause o1 The oppressive 4eaE k2D. as door gf IL 1oun vie 8Bea- tsf sa IgaHsag Et1e eaurs 4roaad az-S-2'tzz.
 void steD mo ae AaIl Il aope 9. zt.tt.ug ] stray 5r5all 9i aIr. 5hee t se .4ananaa Faat as Ioaked seross ha 54lf -.fuezI- 4uztr liilrletz oyyaTd uIIa SHv =Ip54 its 8f5Is Ilea surface al1e =atta.. lon af Ebe l..aa oi $ .r.aa vr-tflt- with I patience md IL !. Ise-V -l.et ainazctl ne. 1neFy rhat h. aresfilieze vas at his desk. Ised 4sk he 77atclnan yneu went ru ay Task tu tas morning tt what louI tle president dad knocked 01 EorE he preceding nignt ] fornd that | vas generally about o'clock in rhe morning. although sometimes when dz lad finished some elsy.se TASK that 1e mad ser himself he rid stop at , o'clock. I usually ed work 1T : clock. bIIr 1 lid eHssse 0r twice iang n until II the nope thar I night. 1 1nly for once. show au endurance equal TO thar Of the nan 1exr door, whose greetfi1ess for work had become cToverbial.-Georye r Parker in Mr- f~l.;rn.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
WAS IN A
 TERRIBLE FIX
4 Georaia Woman Tells How Sile F-eit Ike gile Vas 3eine lill'
 ed-Garclui Ii2!1ed fer.

Pelham. Cal was n I terrible fix, D writes Mrs. E. |. 8igtarn. Of Pelham. Ga. T was so weak l could hardly walk across he room. had suc1 Ealns III ny sides and would swell ID 50 1 could hardly stand t. vas irregular and could not do my work. My read ae.ied al the lime, So bad at times 1 feit ike II would xiii ne. also suffered with drawing palns III my legs and my back hurt and Was getting poorer every day, but Cardui got rle LID abieto do my work dnd i feel better than 1 have for some time
 '.i canrot praise Cardui strongly enough. will recommend # 10 all my friends.
 As tonic. for weak women, we know 0f nothing equal to Cardul. If glves strength and ambition. brlgh1ens the eyes, clears the complexion, regulates he system and helps you back to I new youttlfuiness of looks and fee!ing.
 Made from pure vegetable ingredients, II contains no powerful mineral drugs, or deieterious compounds. Containing 10 giyceriu, or similar material, 1t has no rraWkisil. disagreeabie taste. and llas no possible bad atter-etfec-.
 Absolutely harmless. it is good for young and oid and should be III every family. Try II.
 Your drrlggg.sf se..,s it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
Tho Mennonltoo.

The Mennonites grew o1r of four secrs of Dutch. Flemish and German Bapttsts They derive their name from Menno 9imons, Catholic priest wt0 became leader of tue auabaprists tn lhout I531. jlmons vas born in 14g2 and died in f537. His True Christian Beiief' was published three years be. fore his death. Following the death If ttie leading spirit the sect under vent divisions and changes Of creed P'ttsbnrg Dispatch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27

p0NDER0SA TOMATO PLANTS rom seed purchased from Peter Henderson and Co. the arignators. at 2octs per dozen Old phones Nos. 121 and 429 Geo NJ. Wells
 4-16-st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
Wasninqton's asnukst

not a cyn1c, yet hs sometimes said things so wrerchs<1ly erns that they had a cynical nota Thus, ebuktng q certain type of churchgose, he oncs wrote:
 The church.s feasts and fAnu ara narveiousiy well kept uu. Ths r4cn keep the nsasts and tn poor the tasfs.'"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
Wanted.

JR AGENTS MAKE 5000 \ WEEK selling new process water col9r portrait and gold frame. Costs 90 cents complete with glass. sells for s1.98. Samples and instructions free Young man III Ohio made s22 co Ill one day. We are the Iarg- est picture and frame house i'll the world One general agent wanted n each county Give IS reference and we will extend you thirty days credit with steady, honorable em- polyment It ] pig income. Our business is established twenty-five 7ears We are not i'll the picture and frame trust. We teach you low to make success. Address
 at once Williams Art Company Z515 W Taylor street. Chicago. III. n answering state saw advertise ment in Daily Graphic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
q c,s,eii6 cH&ia.

Author-aave ron nd ny nsw oOok2
 Frfend-Yea
 What do you think of il!
 "Weal, TO be candid with you. r think the coveFs are too tAr apart. Chicago Neva.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27

WANTED MEN TO LEARN BAR Der trade. Few weeks require,l Splendid trade for poor man. Be yonr own boss. Can start shop with small capital. or work SIP to s2o weekly. Good demand for Dar- Gers. Further information 4ree. Moler Barber College. Memphis. Tenn 4-t6-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
 Rec:procity.

Reciprocity. Do you expect your constituents ru bslieve all you tell themY' No" ansVefed Senator Sorghum and in return they mane not sxpsef n to boll them all hn11sUa-Wash, m1tum StzE..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
F Fdr Rent

MEAT MARKET FOR RENT-AI.L. tools, ice box. meat block. scales and everything necessary for I neat market. Best corner in the city Apply to I. q. Ditteriine. I0l6 Cypress St, 4-19-at FOR RENT TWO NOCELY FUR nished, airy rooms. Unoccupied
 after May l, Apply No. SIS West
 Fifth avenpe. 4-2233-St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27

U . m 0Ut11D - - hp - - nR - - - o 60 -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
PuES. PHxS. PuESg
DR. c. D. S1QTH.

s0ter1nAry surgeon ana Oenu's CAlls night or day answered promve ly. Of1ce at Alexander Bros. spol. curuer of Fourth and Pine street. ois palne 62S. Reaidenco. f207W- Na " old phone fO9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
French seasan. Women 4ard worxer,.

French Peasant Women Aard Wors<ers The French peasant woman. Bre- -onne or otherwise. works hard as any nan. It makes one sad TO see the women working in tue fields, digging and deiying, carrying heavy hurdens irving the cattle. sometimes attend ,ng to the machinery employed on ths farms. One wonders whether nus bands and fathers appreciate 1t all. especially when vou hear some Of the ballads, for ballads are supposed 10 reveal the soni Of people. I heard one the other day of which the refrain ls as follows:
 Dear is my good wife Jeanne.
 Her dearh I should depiore.
 Hut dearer arc my beaves,
 Their loss would grieve mo morn! From Plougastei (France, Letter to New Orleans Times s-Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27

l De) YOU WANI A LOAN :? We nave large amount of noney 10 leaa 5n Pine Bluff Real Estate u 5he lowest rate 9- Interest. Ne eau make rou ! oan 7gr 1ne. tBo. threa. tour gr live rears. ar gn monthly Bayments Flse e6HDanv which We represent for monthly pay rnent Heans $ not I building k Loan Association. 5fIt nigh class mortgage compauy. We guarantee satisfaction. Ton will la safe yden Eou Io 5usi- ness with IS
 WE OFFER FOR SALE
 Two lofs. 60x154 t. Sixth md CilEr~y- containing ole and I t7vo-storv dwelling, with all n0deFn eanEenieneas. Price for both. s9,5Hh. Terms to slit D1r- chaser.
 Two lots 7aef22 t. zach. 3f6 Texas street, e9ntainine one story, T-roem dwelling, with Ill gnosjern ea11ssez.i ie1caa. Price. S22.511 r1ns 70 suit.
 Two lots 5azt5s t aaetl. 10th and PeBIar. containing room. one-sforr dwelling with ail U1daE1= sofre54ieIcas. Price 5+.1a3. 9E terms 20 slit.
 Ore CT, 5nE5a z. n East Second avenue. 55afzTeen Vfrein- : and 5gz.E ga =afs. contain 5ug 5-ss8IH. 3za-st0rv awGII- .ug. 5t Il modern improve neufs. Prtea. s.55a cash.
 F9G.fYT LeTs.
 Two iots. s8xf54 t. aaca. on Tesl size of 7aaiaT 3nd North side If 18th avenue well shaded Il ttIe hearJ 9f 5de 5ssf dWeII- itEz Jisf1.sat 575ssea. I.5ao. for .9tl. n 2 s6 va think tals ef9Zla.- 3riag 5jou- sie ffa srFes gre noW ask ug sa.z sss=Eal HtiSTr7ct. aIlr 38Id 3iit.
 Thrf.4 lots f. each. on East side 9f P9nIar a77a South stae af 9fh aeeaite Price. s1550. for eae 6.7res.. Terms to suit.
 House fnd =zva eta. 5ax154 ft. each. on wes7 do of Cherry and south aide at ttt7 avenue. Price S1.5no. 0a 4asv terms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
LOST.

EGET-AT LAKESIDE SCE0GT. 1R
 hetween sci1oui and 16D0 Vest t4ts1 ave- q locket and chain with in- itials 'L. B." on back of Iocket. Reward for return to f600 Vest t4th
 aRa. 4-22-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
For Sale.

FOR SALE-My beautiful home. No. 1909 South Cherry street, and all in- serior contents. Mrs. ?. F. Cherot.
 4-233-5t.
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1e Was oonr Guesser.

He was new conductor and aux ious TO expedite matters. When he sav woman holding ] TWO dollar bill n her hand he dispensed with 1he austomar- exhorration 10 pay her fare aEd began 70 count eur change rlern lad been drain on lis oocsers throughout the rip. and he vas obliged TO interview half the 1assen gers in the car before he finally se- cured thp desired small coin. F,uaily the transaction vas completed. and n. conductor returned TO the woman.
 ''Fare?" he said
 The woman dshed nicke. rom hey oocketbook. Then she looked ar the two dollar pill.
 Dear mel" she said. Flow careless am! I forgot I mad that money in ny haud. Somebody night have stolen It.
 'Chumpi" growied the conductor.
 The wonan thought he meant her. 3ur he didn't Re vas cursing 1is own stupidity.-New York Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
NE nFFER FOR %ALE

TF5 t8ts. 60x154 t. Sixth and Gile1T'7 continuing Ole md t7vo-storr, dwelling, with aIl n0teTn eanFenieneas. Price for both. s9,5tth. Terms to slit g1lr- aia 2 sa7.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-27
De) YOU WANT A LOAN :?

class mortgage compauy. We guarantee satisfaction. Ton will la safe yden Fou to busi- ness with IS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
TIE BULLETINS DAILY STORY
FRIENDS AS CONFERENCES.

ssIshis little heart-to-heart talk we have been privileged to enjoy with her today disposes of another mystery. know now why she tolerates Eddie Birch. He re-enforces her budget by generous funcheons, so that she never thinks of brealxfasting on his day dare say he may be counted upon to settle certain amount of carriage hire and florists bills. too; really a most invaluable person-Eddie Birch"
 'fYes. and she never entertaans, broke in the other. Ut isn't as if she ever made the slightest return. She takes 1t sweetly for granted that the favor Of her society is or should be all sufficient for those she makes a convenience of. If 1t wasn't so funny. declare I'd be furious"
 You can't be cross with Elsa long,, admitted her friend. T am sure we should all be glad to pension her if she really needed it. But she is doing all this merely to have a little more spending money to put into dress and travel a little more, incidentally. than those of us who pay our debts, social and otherwise, can achieve. And she presumes to make a virtue of it. at thati"
 T give it up," gasped the younger girl. wiping the tears of laughter from her eyes. She is in such perfect good faith all the time Where is her sense Of humor if she has no pride about it? Actually to confide in us. two of her easiest victims, the plan by which she replenishes her exchequer, is what I should consider fairly cheeky. And funny beyond words to express"
 Well, all I know is that don't feel like shopping any more today, an nounced her friend. gathering up her belongings. 'sThis experience with Ei- sa has quite worn me out Come home with me for the night, that's a dear we can have such chunlmy time with the babies: Ned's away"
 The younger woman considered the suggestion thoughtfully. Well, dear, I don't thing I can tonight; there are other things But would you mind if I came out a week from tomorrow in stead2 I could go straight in for my fitting in the morning then so nicely Thank you, will, then; I'm just crazy to see the babies and you with them. You're such a dear in the nursery! Good d-byei"-Chicago ews.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
THE INDEPENDENT VOTER.

It is entertaining to read tho elab- orate explanations of the result of the recent Hartford election Why not admit that the independent voter did the trick, and let it go at that? By the way. the Independent promises to cut more of a figure this year than he has for a long time.-Bristol Press.
 The independent voter is the un- known quantity in politics, and is too often held in disdain by the regulars. So far as can be discovered, Hartford has had a change of mayors which in effect will not produce a better city government, although it may be just as good. The excellence of both men is admitted on both sides. That May or Hooker correctly pointed out the true cause of his defeat-the Sunday observance agitation-there can be no doubt. Independent voting is to be commended when it is prompted by conscientious and intelligent concep- tons of duty but not when it is the output of vice or prejudice The pre- judiced voter finds satisfaction in staying faithful and efficient public official when he really does not ad- vance the cause of right and justice If the independent voter acts intelli- gently this year there will be no cause for complaint at his success.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
Worlds of Beauty.

Governor Weeks has proclaimed April 22 as Arbor and Bird day He urges that people plant trees and shrubs on that date and also that the school children be taught their duty in caring for living things, and the value and beauty of the birds and flowers. It Is good doctrine, too. Nature study is more than a fad It is essential for all intelligent people. Very few people are really familiar with natures man. fold marvels. Most Of us go through life almost blind to stronge worlds of beauty. Not long ago an aged stu dent and lifelong investigator show ed the writer 6. handful of dried mud and said: There is work enough to occupy a man for months" A brief examination under the microscope confirmed the truth of the remark That mud under the lens became mass of rarely beautiful forms that might well arouse enthusiasm. Not every one has the time to make ex- cursions into the marvellous fields re- vealed by the microscope, but there can be no excuse for neglecttng the obvious beauties of bird, animal and plant life that surround us One of its advantages is that 1t is an mex haustible world. There is always something new and surprising for even the most experienced. Arbor and Bird day is an excellent time in which to encourage young people and arouse their interest in study.-Bristo1 Press.