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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-10

The st. Paul union bakers have in
corporated a baking company and
will run it on the cooperative plan.
The report of the commissioner OF
labor of California favoring coolie
labor has been severely grilled and
condemned by the legislature when
in extra session recently. The grilling
was not given the publicity that the
report was.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-10
Discoverer Of Herbaqueen Remedies

This hot weather puts one out Of
commission and consequently the
bowels and system don't just work
right. Why not let HERBAQUEEN
keep them in repair? They surely do
the work. II you are ailing with any
kind OF disease come to
81 EAST SUPERIOR ST, Upstairs
-Congulata0n and Advice Free. :. =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-10

A campaign to secure a wage in
crease for all the union .blacksmiths
and helpers Of New England is being
conducted by International Organi-
Ter w. J. Dougherty. 80 IS s. 5s5. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Tas Wctter.

Sir Morplono nno Sen Giltritt
Columbia beutc 5unebmeno bepoltt
llno m6gliher @eiie Sd)nec; 6rcitoJ
flor; m1bige bis itorfe NorooII-
Ginoe.
Ios @ettcr mar aeitern onrd)'
itnittlid, I'M ~ 8rao fiibler, ai3
Gnga 5liucr. lie bod)Itc Ecnperotnr
ltor If Grob nm 10 llbr Iormlttaga
uno Die nicoriglte 80 8roo lm s llbr
AbcnoS.
,Mn ben mlbcrcn 9iul0eS Wetter'
gcobo6timgS. Stationcn beS SnnocS
iplrocn Sic iplgcnocn bod)Itcn Icm,
ptrotlrcn pcr5eidnct: Goitport %,
Sicrtlano 30, Bolton 30, Ilbonp "a,
Mcm.Uorf 3S, philadelphia II, I'll,
Iontic Gitp II, 9~tortbiicIb "a, 9ui'
iclo ~, Glepelnno 10, Ictroit 10,
&lpeno II, MnrQuettc 4, Green Ban
,. Iuhutb =, Ct. Eoul 0, &uron ,,
WiSnorf g, Miliiton 0, Snurc 0,
&clcla IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Ter IcntIdle Gurrcipunbeut.

9ie eir5ige hclltlde 3eitling in
Baltimore, peld1e Den Geicrn aIIe
Mcuigfeiten ser Stabt, oes Staate5
uio DER NcIt tds!ih iriib ~lieiert.
Eic cirl5ise oeltife 3eitlng, iucId)e
III allen 8rciien ocs Gcl:idtbums
eeIeien pirb. Dur Der nGorreionn.
srt" brinst Die Tcpeideu b"s .aliio.
eiirten Yreile," beren TiteIieb Der.
ielbe lit. Ger Correspondent" lit bic
cir5iee bclltide 3eitnng, lueId)c iib
sroBcr Gcrbrcituna IN TorpIano.
@aibiuetorL Yirainicn, 0eit-Iirgi.
,Iicn, ionic i'm gauScn Siibcn crircut;
itcbt feiner biciieell sroBercu cug!i.
ihcn 3cituna I'M Iepcidcr,. imO
2ofaInadridten.G icnIt nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
8. observation-disclosures Stiitnngsirit.
-y8 afcr.B einngberein"-
Canning, rs. Hebrnar 1910.
Sbimtf's Sale,
Sroahmas nnb Yarnes.Str.
(55,7)
,Saocnia ~ 1nncrhor."

z aocnia ~ 1nncrfor."
Ter .0nocliio M1rnerd]or" iouh
lid, geIiern abenb uol51blie III ieir,em
Glitthais ali Der 5. unb Yratt'traBe.
9igblanoiolulL eili. I'M inter Yroi.
$. ariippcl fir iein Mitte Arril Itutt
iiihenoea Sriibiatrs.G onSeri 81 iiben,
fiir ipelfes and III Ger @~eid,GitsIit.
ING Turbcreiiunaet getrofien MIR
Cen. Giniobungen ponu .SboIiu.
Wnnnerfor", .Mosart Mdnnerd]or"
itnb ..Metger.6 eianspereiii" miirEen
entgesen s%eIlolrlnleil, audi ipiiroe ein
Sd,reiten bon, 0eiansDerein vMeIo-
Die" rerleien In nelfem bieier Der.
cin ieitic Sbcilnahnie al Scn, gcplnrls
ten Vrcisihigen bcS .NaoeniasWan.
ncrdors" 5uiagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Tcnl 2iclc nnhe.

Ter Auiruf Der Ger. @obltbGtig
fcits. Disqualification an bo0 oeiltidc
Bublifum iu @uniten cineS pom
Sd,idial idper beimaciud)ten oellt'
iten GbeponreS 1T nift mn9ebort
perbaIlt. Gttpo Slpei lrittel Der &C,
iorocrteu unb iiir ben 3ruef notbi.
gen Summc bon $10O III icrueit beinl
~Gcltiden Gorreiponbentcn" cingc'
laliicn; cs Ioltc beiunod) nift id)iper
icin. ocn Ncit 81 iammeln, beionbero
On cs Gilt, Oieien betogtcn Scuten cS
5li crmoglid)en. bis jllIett bci cinnir'
Der n%llsSltborren = bcm 8atten iinb
MIR nod weuisc Moraic pcraonnt:
8rItcrn Iu1hte Scrr 5ron5 6oltl
iolecl,bc pon linn eeinmmclteu Del
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Giuc cdDt oentidyc Gcier.


Bonn .llnabbGn9i9en 9iirger Serein
Don Worplono" pcranitnltet.
6eiert ont Sonntog ilber odlt
Gage bos 5cbnjdbrige StiitulaS.
lcit. - Cine itnrfc Vctbeiligiing
crmiinidi. - Die @olc nod nidlt
icIt9cictt.
Nm Sonntag, ben &. M1r5. ipiro
Der .llnabbGngi1e 8iirger.gercin bon
Marplonb" cos 5ebnte Sobr leineS
geitebenS nit einem Gpmmers, oil
lpeItem iidl icocr belltid)c Monil uno
ieoc be,tidlc Srun betbcillgen lollten,
il, ocnfmiiroiger @eiie begeben. Us
iollcn bel oieier 8elegenbeit bic In'
iprohcn cinaeloocncr Hebrer, Gons
Sertmuiif, @eiang, ollgenleine Settles
ireiioe ,ulh Dor allem bic 9etbeili.
gur1g be3 9eiommten Eeutidtbums
bcn nlcuiid)en Abcnoe" ibr pornet'
mes Wcpra9e mnibriiten.
Ter Gbrentog bes .llno6blil9i9cr
Niir9erpereins Don Marplonb" lit ein
@Irentug oes Icitid)tbluuS r%ticrcr
Stobt. Dit 6credJtigiem Stol5c bori
Ser 9iirgerperein borollf binueiicn,
lru2 CT in ben abgelalicncn 5ebn
Sobrcn pollbrud)t mo 9ciciltct bat.
I'm Den SeitausitIlien Die Nrbcit Der
Yorbereitungcn az crleid)tern. lit cs
mbebingt notbrucnbig, buB Bic ocilt.
id|cn Tereine mn ole Nei,tiden Der
Stnht Die Sturfe onmeloeL in Ger
tic lid, oni Iel,tid)en Abcnoe betbeili'
aeil ipcr0en. Worgcn, Nreitug, ben
%. 6ebrunr. bllt Der yllnnbbGngi9c
9iirgcruerein" ieiuc nlonutIidc Telc.
goteniiburg in Der 8crlnnnio MGn
nerforo Solle. mn lpenn irgcno mDg.
Iid), ioaten Gle Anmelburgcn impraen
Nbcnb erfolgen. GintrittsfMrten sillll
Ereiie bon 30 Geuta fiir iehe tbeil.
nebmc,bc Ecrlon. iuofiir nllc Grfriidl'
lllgcn lrci gebcien merbNb iii,o oM
ben bcfnnnt g~e1ebencn Stellen 81 be-
ben. Iie ScitunQ oes Settles rIlbt iii
bc1 SGnocn iolgcnber NuSidiilie:
arrangements Gomitc Martin
Mcueroirf. SoriiBenbcr: Charles 3.
Sepbolo, 6reo. ". @cbrenbcrg. Nus.
Robcr. Nltcrt =. S~anfbdrcl, Saul
SobonnierL ScfretGr.
GmpionaS Gentle - 0llitop Sie1.
numb. Sorliterter; GrnIt Sd)meibcr,
Sobn Sinridps. Sranf Stcil. otto ~.
En 9rou, SolliS Z. Sonlclmonn, Sn.
SIcmaS. Hobert ~. Rotber, Ct. Nj,
irco $. n. Mop.r, Sobn Sonic, Sp.
1icIefirG.
Trcgrnnm- mhb Mniif.Gonlitc:
aarl u. VI. Sdols. 8oriisrnbcr: Il.
Hoher. ). 8eo. Icfiert. GtaS. Sen
bolb. Ilbcrt 8. G~dnfhanrl.
&al(rn. mo TcfprationSsGonlitc
Rihorb 4. SmolaB. &orIitenoer; ~.
aretihn,er. CHARLES g. Sepbolh, Geo.
&inn,elbeber. @rp. SinImelmam,.
Grfriid)ungs.Gomite - 0eo. !. ~.
@olf. @orlissrbcr; Scinrih 9edcr.
.. Stolleumopcr, Sobn MieaGcr. Geo.
Abrline. Sermann SeGircf, {. ".
Meinborbt, Scinrid) Scrn;oni II. et-
peiicr.
Tancns9 orniie: Marie N0ber. Dor.
iitenoe; 0nilic 5ai,gf. Sron5isfa
Goigt. Moia Mnhrcac. NINA 9oiiert.
Tinani9pniite: !penrp u. Bon
Seine. Ioriitcnter; 6ronj Arinbarot,
NJ -. NJ "a, .LHa HH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
,Tcocration Of 2abpr."

Eoitor Sobn Sommcrlotte ipriAt
Dor uliercn orguniiirtcn Nrbci'
fern. - Wabnt 5ltr @odyiomfcit
ouf bic nntiirli6en Siilisouclcn
fir Oos Golf. - Sr. Wtod Scr5pg
sum Siilis.S cfrctGr ermGblt.
Su Der gcitrigen SiBung Der nIc
bcrotion OF Sobor," in .meld)cr al
Stelle oes abpelenbeu Br1liocntcn
Gomarb Sirid Scr critic Sice.Frdlt
Dent @iniom u. 9rpan bell Snriib
iiibrte, erid)ien Eoltor Sobn CONT
mcrlatte bon Der r%efornirten 3ions'
Stride nub belt cine fur5e Iniprod,c
OIL Die Gelegaten. in nelder er Dir.
iclben aufforocrtc, Die IlI9cn oIien 5u
bolten unh auf cute @eiesgcbung
bi%n5uipirfen. MS Die NotMpcnoig.
felt, bob bus Gilblifum Die all0cn
oifen bGlt, %ertp1bnte CT Die Vaqingcr.
Einhpt- Gontropcrie. Gebner betoiltc,
0nB es Dem Eublifum i'm IugcnbliG
81 wenig baran 5l liegen ifcinc, mas
oltS ben natiirlifen Siilisqllellcn Dcj
2onocs peroc. Won iolltc iih ober
rchtjeitig porieber, bomit oieielbell
nid)t III bie SGnbe bon gltSbeitecl
fqle. bonn bel Der itetS 5itnebmenbcn
4epolfernrgsjobi piiroe cS ihlicBlih
etlen1 @aml id)luer foQert, iid) nod.
cine Shollc Groe 81 crperbcn.
Mild) Der Ginrihtltng elmer Commit.
lion fir Dffcntlide lltilitGtcn nno II,
ncnl glterspeniions.@ ciet, rpie c$ IN
uielen europGii6en Stooten ictt be.
Itcbt, pibnlete Eoitor Sommerlo.tc
eincn Sbeil ieiner Tcbe. Gr fiihrte
aus, luie piele 9eltte Elm SebenSoltcr
III mand)en @eid)1iten perbringcn II.
oaln idlieBlih ge5lultngcll limo, 81
ientlid)e @obItbGtiefeit 5l bconiprr.
d,elt. Gle Gelegaten buntten Dem
Hebner bnrt Grbebcn Don ibren
Sibcn.
Sobonm lulirbc cine Bill bcs Ge!c.
gotcn @iaiom 0. COME pcrlclcn.
mcldlcr inl llntcrbullS cine 9ia ci!l.
rcidtc, meld)e cine 8~-itiinoige Gicnii.
;eit fir bic Noli5ci poridrcibt. Iicie
Scrlogc CAB anlaB 5u elmer Gebotte.
pcld,e in Der gn1obme BON 9eihliii.
len enbetc, in oelcn Die idluebcnor
Sorlngc ailt9cbciGen lprroc. G&
lullroe berid)tct, bab bic .@.-9..S.-
Vrnncrci" ihrc Gnntraftc ulltcr;eid)
net bat, iomo1( ais sic yMpntnlcn.
tai nlb George Yrcbm'S Bran.
creicu rchIt Den pprIcr ciu6cridtcicll
Vruucrcicn. unh ionlit nod ird)5
@rnlcrcien nnSitcGer. nit wcld)el
boS 6llitGnbigc Gonlitc in llltcrbnno-
hung itcht.
Gum Sd)lilIic murOe &r. WtGt
Scrjog nit 5lpei Iriticl Stin,nc;.
mcbrbeit 5iml SiliS.S eftet0r Der
v6cocration oi 2abor" crm1blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper In Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man pm per In Baltimore that gives Its rend-
ers all the important happenings IN the
city. the state, and the World. fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT MS far as its news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published in Baltimore.
The CORREsPON DENT Is the only Ger.
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
Month.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
get.n in ieb.u arppisn,

Tas 5Ididenfiia. : epcrtenie:.t Ser
Geo. 8iintber. inn.. @rnutgo. lit init
ocit nci,citcu Giuridtunsen perieben.
tvrmittelit oercr oas Bier bireft olis
orn 2dacridiicrn Scr Branerci ben
GLADDEN. ,iieciiibrt mirb. Iic 1oIee
II, Elm p~erfenocS. %id)duinenoes. rcines
Nier; beioMeers fiirGan,tIiensebratd)
al cnupfcbIen. VeiteIIt brett bon Scr
@raicrci. 2 Tieeno Tlaidlrn 800.
8. s =. phone, Nolic 90.
(Ylni4, 81, Io,s a--l
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$taot Baltimore.
1lnterhaItnnas. Meatueiier.
,esmis"-- @srb'S eamH.

,,Mfnofmie"-n Wlrb'9 put1b".
,Auoitsrtum"- The Gnfteit 2SuD".
r3prs's@.I bc 5biro Ecarce".
,9aneth"-o1hc ScIIieS Of Rem 9orf orlo
Quris".
,Spaibah"-.Sn The @ifbop'S earrinaca
rWlarniauh"- 9ciib'S sgH Stdr"s SauototHe
lHh bet aiuetp1raph.
yRrm WpnumentaI"-n Mib Gep gorf. IT,"
,,gpilious 5heattr." Baltimore, lahe Sap'str.
- Gaelid1 lnlHierbrodlen en- Saioeaille' uno
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gtersthntss 0eabpbp .Meeital - 6rettae. hen
%. Scbrnar, Radmitfdls 4 llhr,
Observation-Disclosures" nHe ,UitFser-0tiana'
perets" 49, Wlorltap. cen rs. GfbrnHr. 9reRer
9iustrub0u in Der Observation-Disclosures
SdIle",
,ShaIia, W,duuerdlur" Wiontaq, ben ..
glarS. WasicnbnIl in aer 1Germnnia'MiHnncrs
dior. SnIIe".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
&uti5.
Gebbel's cinsiges SfnSio.

lcocrmdnn fenMt bic BON ms &C.
~litiertc Nrbeit; mir benfen nidlt Sd'
,an, uas ieibit 81 IobrM, iunbern iiber'
Iaisn bies nnicren geiitnnscn. 1eine
2rcppcn lei ms Sh eriteisen. yafeu
Sie fdD BON Nnoeren nidlt tGnid,en,
rs siett MIR Gin einsises Sebbel.S tn.
bio nno oies befinbet iidj I'M 1oterre.
Ndpfrn Sic amf bes ,Vans, mo nnier
stamsn auiu Stdren unS Uenitern
itebt.
Seine Neenttn. Gin &reis.
Tdjtea Gle aai
-Arbbel's
32l NprbsU ny- Ctr, maize Sigh Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Sbeu. 8. Giener l. &c.,
217 Ct 8tftimprc Efrnfc.

Icutld)eS n,,b aiioercS ausldrbi.
idIes @clo gcfaitft ui,o perfauft.
1cIoienonngcn bciorai nad Geutid).
LAMB, Scitrcid,. RuBIai,o II. I. IL.
Ied)iel oiisaeiteIt auf ai~isldnbiid,r
Saiifcn. Greoitbrieie ,inb 1rnuclers
Gbcailes. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Spnucuanis uuS ltntcrgaHg.

Snmncunnigong e II. IL %.
Somucnllntergong .....0 II. OIL W.
Monbnuigun9 6 II. 10 u, Ibel,ba.
6llltb ......7 II. If ". Morgcn&.
Sliltb. .......1 II. % W. Hbeno@.
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Welbicnbnnacn.

WclOlenonn9cn nod Scutihlul0
ldno SeItreid) l%lnsarn iider ulio
ld,acll bcloret 5. 10 mo 20 Mart,
lrmie 10 nno 20 arpncll. Sd)eine 81
pcrfmuien.
Sbeu. s. 1iencr & Gu.,
CO. Tr. III, SN.yahwurc.S tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
%unabbdnsiser 8arsers
Gerein bon Marblanb.
10 Sd6rfi6es Stiftumssfef
Counting, ben 6. WGra
at6subs 8 llbr.
pentrder Ahrnh.

giifete a soc. Iinb an folseuoen 8iaeen
baber: r-
SDtel Haleigb,
Gde @o!Iioab. nrtb eerinatorr Sirabc.
@ermania. MGnncrdDor,
Nj. 4lo, sscitseombarS. Strnbe.
@oist's Saic,
Gr. 1929. Sdrforh.gluenue.
TrubiinnsSalc,
pr. 1000, Sreberid'g lpcruc.
Sarmunie-Sallc,
9tr. 4i4. gSeit, 5unciteastgabc.
0prWGrtss Surnpcrctn,
Nr. 73i, Wcit-eerinsiois Strubc.
Stag=Sallc,
Or. 200. SunopereSiraBc.
Nuanit s.. Wagencr,
Dir. 1iG. 9ioro, Goeas 5trabc.
George Raub,
Nr. 1888. Gaitrrns slpcnuc.
81. ). @olmcr,
Gr. 1928. OrIeunss etrnbe.
Subn SanIc,
9ir. 3i0O, 5aitsslpcmic.
Jranf H~einbarbt,
Or. 1889, Snll strube.
$. i. Is. 8iciefinM
Dir. 3i0l, GouebsS trubc.
. (53,5,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24

sci @Ors. @as- str., nats Siet.s tr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-24
UNlONISTS
ARE ELATED
Unexpected Gains are Made
in Elections
COUNTIES CONSERVATIVE
The Liberals Cannot Possibly Control
the House without Aid from the
Laboutes or National
lists.


London, Jan "a Reports were re-
eeived Saturday for 70 seats Of the next
British House d Commons, but Of these
6s we're voted Friday Tie results showed
the election Of tnionists -. Liberals
q, f.aborItes Natioualists q The
standing 81 the parties now + as fol.
lows. tnionists 2ls, Liberals 1855, Labor
ites l. Gains for seats reported satur.
day: Unionlsts 10, Liberals 4.
Balloting went on IN "a districts Sat
nrday bat late that night the returns
from only seven q these had been lie.
eeiyed. Tie Other IL will probably not
report imtil to-day The day was about
The brightest the Unionists have expert.
eneed since the elections began a week
ago Saturday Tic most saneuine among
them hardly predicted the capture from.
the enemy Of la keats. while The Lib.
erals found small satisfaction IN two
gains from Fridays belated returns and
two from among the seven seats an.
uouneed Saturday night. The week ends
with the unionists lnbilant and confident
The Unionists cannot possibly control
euought Of the remaining elections to
give them an independent majority IN the
House, however small Tile days results
follow tie trend begun On Thursday. The
counties continue e come forth for the
uHionists, who are reversing The Liberal
maiorities II many places and achieving
substantial gains il al tie county con
stitueneies, except in a few where party
quarrels occurred Of Che Liberal eandi.
dates commanded great personal fopn-
larity,
The Nationalist are assured Of the
control Of the House according to All
political prophets The report was cir.
eulated Saturday That Premier Asqnith
would resign ard request tie king to
summon q Conservative "a organize ths
government if the Liberals failed to =
cure majority Of their own party. %
that they could conduct legislative husi-
ness without the help 81 their Irish Al
lies Politicians, however, do not credit
this report. and none Of Mr. Asguth
utteranees furnishes ans foundation for
Is. The excitement over the elections Is
waning in London, although stil intense
II The provinces. The week closed h
the metropolis quietly. The members of
the eabiuet and their prinEpal opponents
are SUI stamping the country ard both
PARTIES are concentrating their forces il
The districts which are yet to vote
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-24
HANOVER STUDENTS IN RIOT.
Attack Police in Attempting Rescue Of
S. /. Powers Son.

Hanover, n H., Jan. "a Leland Pow
ers, senior at Dartmouth college and
son Of ex.Congressman Samuel L, Pow
ers of Newton, Mass was arrested
Saturday afternoon Tor sHowballiHg on
the public highway, amid riotoua pro-
ceedings
More than 100 students joined in an
unsnecessful attempt 10 rescue Young
Powers from The officers, and remained
outside the police station III q threaten.
ling manner until exherted 70 60 home
by Clark Tobin, the football captain.
who came along the street
When Constable FROST one Of the ar
resting officers, came out 81 the police
station after tie arrest, lie was chased
by crowd 81 students into bis hard
ware store, where he held them on with
a fedhot poker
The affair started about noontime,
when two bands of students began
SNOWFALL battle across The main street
0f the town. A sleigh which happened
tn drive through tile fighting zone was
met with q voiieY from both sides
The occupants drove around to the
police station and Nude 4 complaint.
with Che result that patrolman Ganthier
WAS sent ont t0 end hostlltiea. He was
joined by Constable Ford and when they
arrived upon the scene more than 100
students were engaged II The battle
The officers eame IN for salute and
they made dash for Powers. Bath
sides formed d truce ana Joined ID an
effort to release their fellow student. but
the officers managed To get him around
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-24
49, j Ynur 80 -

Il seems positively absurd question
70 ask, Which Of your eyes cries
In an everyday. common OF garden
cry it Is well known that salt tears
hake their appearance aud rush avag
down The face seemingly as fast ffoa
one as from the other. whichever ths
fother9 may he. but il careful note 5
made, more especially with emotional
people. It viii be found that one Of thA
eyes has 4 special emotional tendeney
and often opens the tear valve before
its companion has decided upon ths
unhappy event. Probably tie best
method Of discovering the emotional
eye Il 10 attend / pathetic stage piaF
and when the weeping period comes
along look out for tear No. i The
writer attended such q piece recently
and was somewhat astonished to find
that I'll his grief came from the righg
aye Whether the solution t. the prob
lem Is to be found III the fact that he
was leaning % bis right arm must anl
can be decided only b. 40 expert -Ez.
change.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-24
&c preventlon "a 90.

What we fear comes upon MS. but
fear Is our own creation. Each person
makes bis own fears. and each person
can become absolutely free from fear
by not creating fear any more. Other
people cannot make us afraid Tier
may do things that tend TO make Is
afraid, but it IS only when we permit
our minds TO take up such suggestions
from without that we can become
afraid. The same is true Of clrcum.
stances. No circumstances can pro.
duee fear ii any mind. Circumstances
may impress our minds, but only when
we permit and nothing can affect us
Ia the least until we have FIRST given
it permission TO impress our minds,
says Progress Magazine. What comes
into our minds we must voluntarily
receive. Wo must first open the door.
and we have the power to receive WHAT
we like and exclude what we Ike.
We can close the mental door to eY.
erything that might produce fear and
open that door to those things that
only give harmony, Wilderness, power
and JOY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-24
Opponents Denounced as|
Vicious Demag0gueS
POLITICAL AUT0CRATS
eUnthinldng People Reused BY vaganes."
Secretary Outlines His Conservation
Policy as One Of Strict Regard
for the Law.

Williamstown, Mass, Jan. "a. secrs-
tary Bailiager Of che department Of the
interior talked to the Good Government
club Of Williams college Saturday night
on Executive Functions Under the Con-
stitution.p lie called attention to the
danger Of the executive branch Of the
government exercising power simply be-
cause there is no express prohibition
10 the law against It. Quoting Webster,
who said At may be very possible that
good intentions do really sometimes
exist when constitutional restraint Is
disregarded and chat there are in all
ages men who think there need be
but little restraint upon themselves. and
THAT this class Of men may not always
pnderstand their own motivesv Mr..
Bellingsn said;
When this seductive method Of exer
cising power falls into the hands Of
clever politicians the unthinlSing peo-
PIE flock to their standards, with the
muck rakers' and penny a liners a..
their press support
I'VE have been surfeited for a long
time with this kind Of public men and
IA measure their yagaries have been
seized on By the iaddist and sentimen-
talist for exnloitation, SO that on many
public questions the public mind is In
4 ferment Of uncertainty and alarm"
Secretary Ballinger said the question
Is frequently asked What is tie pol
ley OF the administration e.
@The answer he said, "must be i'm.
dersteod to imply that there can be no
policy that does not keep within the law
and undertake to administer with In
teiligent vigor and fidelity
Secretary Ballinger said that ia the
administration Of the public domain, the
Issuance Of patents, &C., the interior de-
pertinent possesses no authority which
does not flow fran acts Of Congress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-24
MENACE ETHEL Tower.
Floods Also Threaten Collapse of 9th
er Buildings

Floods Also Threaten Collapse of 9th
er Buildings.
Paris, Jan, 81 Tho Hood At the seine
threatens 70 assume The proportions st
d catastrophe The water al ? oeIoos
had risen foot since Saturday morn
ING. The foundations Of many huild-
ings, and notably the Eifel Tower, have
been infitratea and the structures are
in danger Of collapsing.
Half Of the surface and subway trans
portation lines have been rendered in-
operative The Seine i laden with de-
hris, and its yellow torrents are almost
flush with tn hanks. Cellars along The
queys are fun of wator and there VIII
bs heavy loss III wines and other
warehouse goods.
The Seine continues To rise rapidly
1t Il. expected that tho river viii reach
IT'D maaimum flood to-day. There Is
9l feet d Water III The new subway
between the Place III IL Concarde and
Passage 10 u Traita. A part 81 the
boulevard 81 SIC GaFnaf4. above tile
subway, has eaYed in Hundreds of fac
tories have been inundated.
Troops and tlremen everywhere were
called out yesterday to aid il the work
0t rescue Tie cabinet has decided To-
ask parliament to-day to appropriate
100000 for The relief 81 the people il
she afflicted districts
Immense damage Is reported from Tile
suburban towns along tha Seine, lilSe
Clarendon Billaneourt Afaenteuii AS
nieres. seYres and Menaa Tie water AZ
Port Royal il IA feet above the nor.
mai and the indications upstream pres.
age further rise Of three feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-24
SAVED FROM
THE WRECK
Fifteen Rescued From Fishing
Schooner
BY FISHING SMACK CREW
Captains Wife Lashed TO the Rigging
Since Early Morning Was
Ten Hours On the
Reef.


Vineyard Haven. Mass, Jan. PA
pretty bic Of rescue work was done yes.
terday by Captain Levi Jackson and
four men d tie fishing smack Priscilla.
they succeeded n getting near enough
% the schooner. Mertie 2. Crowley, 70
save tic lives Of Captain Haskell, Mrs.
Haskell and - II lie crew, III d whom
bad been lashed in the rigging from 5
o'clock yesterday morning
TIE Crowley hit tie northeast end 81
9 reel 81 Wasque biutf at the southeast.
ern end If Martha's Vineyard island Al
$50 yesterday morning and ii few
minutes her decks were being washed
from end 70 end By huge breakers AT
hands, including The captains wife, were
forced II take to the rigging IF tie for.
ward masts Tha wreck was sighted
from the shore soon after daylight but
tie seas were % heavy that the Edgar.
town fishermen were not able "a drive
their power smacks cut TO the rescue,
Finally tile Priscilla made her way
cut Of Edgartown around Cape Page
and with combined sail and gasoleue
power got 10 leeward 81 The Crowley ana
got all Of the exhausted passengers oif.