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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
poULTRY.


KEGS FOR HATCHING- Rhode Island Reds
and fafred Rocks cockersl aud puilet matings,
81 per setting. Apply g Vim. Brown. Grant
Ave slGs
EGGS FOR sEJTfNG-Bun wyandotte 81
setting. Telephone, Barre, 22a rs II ,,
Carr. STE
FOR sAIE-Four ducks and one drake, pure
pred white peking ducks started laying. In
quire 40 s0s Elm street 5t5s
FOR sALE-HiRh grade Barred Plymouth
Rocks stock ana eggs for sale. Eggs &t00 per
setting. A few settings from prize stock at
so Every fowl IN this pen took one OF more
prizes during 1863 Fourteen awards on eight
ca tries 10 Barre show last December. 4. g. Rob
inson Barre VI s0stf
FOR sALE--Bue AndslusiAns exclusively,
Get the DesE ny stock are brad for layers and
the show room. Prize- winning stock. laying
the whole year round. hxceiod by none. Pen
beaded by cock scoring 94 MOI hen II pen
scoring less than " up g d Double mafing
par setting Ii Tor &g.08. Waller hellviila
Graniteyie, W. Phone 5-Il. 2atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

FARM FOR skLE-Foaf thousand sugar
trees. half million teet Of nice spruce. cuts
thirty toms 81 hay. buildings fair Win seal
lumber separately Located seven miles from
railroad. Inquire Of G 4. Wood. barre gi0I
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
Get List and Prices Of Nearly New
End Hand Rebuilt Engines

His time to buy your Silo nsw.
We are offering special in
ducements for early orders 70
be delivered later Sure TO in
terest you.
PRICES and TERMS are SIRE TO please
YOU. Write rs your wauis- Ash fer
CATAL0C V, also for silo CalaIog.
Strongly Warranted Air Cooled En-
einea lover 8 U00 Sold o 10 Horse.
Water Cooled up 70 800 Horse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

FOR SkLE-TW0 tenement house on Maple
avenue rooms EACH two baths, gas, etty wa
ter. large lOt Insured for 5000. rents for
$500 month. Price only $4,000 i sold
soon. Small payment down, balance easy. ln-
duire az the i. 3, Cate Real Estate agency,
Barre Vt asst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

Wfliiamstowa village This property consists
81 one and one half story house containing
eight roomsi BATH, hot ana eoid water electric
lights, town water good lare e cellar, porch Qn
two sides stable with SIX stalls and lex stall
Plenty OF room fof hay, carriage house and hen
house. One half acre Of land with apples and
small fruits. Price low ana terms very reason
abie. Inquire at once y A, Perry Real rs
tate Agency, Barre. Vermont 9uJn
FOR sALE-In CABOT Lover village. small
farm ~ about 20 acres, aFst-elass buildings
running water 50 house and barn, keeps cows
and horse. known as the joel Harvey place,
Inanire u y. 2. Waldo, Adm, Cabot, Nt s02tt
FOX sALE-Farm, stock and tools. Located
ID the town OF Narshfieid.s miles from Plain
field 50 acres, running water, hard and soft
wood, lumber apple and sugar orchard, seows,
geariags 1 work team, etc. FOR particulars,
Inquire ~ Daniel 6uyetta, hlainneid. VI 800tisa
FOR SALE House Of rooms bath. fur
H8es, small barn and about two acres Of land,
located at East Barre Price 81 00.Qu. inquire
at the +. y Cate Real Estate Agency, Barre.
FARM FOR sALE--AIy farm near Orange
Centre, Of about 20U acres. VIII keep 81 head OF
stock and team. Good appseprchard of grated
fruit; sugar nlace plenty af wood and large
quantity Of soft lumber, buildings IN good re-
pair Farm will cnt 90 tons Of hays e. NJ
Barnes, Orange. w soas2s'
Farm FOR sALE--5 miles from williams
Town. miles from Gfaniteviile, miles from
Chelsea fafm contains 100 acres Cuts hay
for 20 81 ss head Of stock EHtiplated 250009
spruce, easy to got on, ~ mile 70 Saw mail
abundance Of had wood. Running water at
h0use and BARN. Good apple orchard. Buildings
good. Price 81 200 For better description
inquire at the Il b Cate Real Estate Agency,
Barre, Vt Rev England and Peoples
Phone. a9ltf
FOX sALE-Hew modern cottage house on
THIRD street; up-to-date every way will
make price and terms Of payment salts factory,
Allen Lumber company 2satl2'
IN good shape hard wood floors. Extra lot.
making nice garden OF room for another house.
A bargain At sl65000 Must be sold before
April ist Inquire OF the 2. A, Perry Real Es-
tats Agency Barre, VI 29sti
FARM FOR sALE-5 ~ miles from Barre
city contains 1869 acres Cuts e0tons Of hay be-
side other crops, free from stone, running
water ia house and harm. bard wood and soft
timber enough for the farm use buildings are
good. l-g mile section Peoples telephone AS
sessed fof S2sno. insured for $500 Cream COLI
Ieeted at the door Dor better description Call
at The II B. Cate Real EsIate Agency. barre I
VT 2eitf
FOR skLE-TW0 tenement house on Maple
avenue 5 rooms each, two baths. gas, eity wa
ter, large lot Insured for 5000 FenM for I
$500 month. Price only &l4aeQ e sold I
Soon Small pagmeat down. balance easy. ln-
duire at the =. b Cate Real Estate agency (
=4unr eos aN4E rsn- ta.,osaa s54yar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

when yea arc looking for whifiouees and
nockyokes 70 20 ne Demo shop at Depot
square Horseshoeine and general repair
work solicited.
A. W. Parsons a 90
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED Roomers and boarders at Fort
ney cottage. No columbia street, back Of No
M corner North Seminary and North Main
street less than i've minutes walk from any
stone shed on smiths Meadow. Tel, a27-5 stss
10 RENT Furnished front room, electric
LIGHTS and bath at 10 Cottage street. a92tf
T0 RENT Furnished room electric lights
and bath "a wellington St, corner Of Walnut
street 22ftf
TO RENT~Tw0 large connecting rooms Ia
Averili biecki Apply To i. II. AverilL ASST
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
WANTED

POEMS wAN1Efi-- $40 600 recently paid foI
4 song Send me sour poems today II. KIR-
EUs DU0DALE Dept 10, Washington,
p. G. iotl'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
BUsTNEgs oPPoRTUNITIEs.

BUSINESS FOR SALE or would exchange
for small farm near Barre. S500o.c0 stock Of
general merchandise and fixtures near Barre
Doing sas, 000.a0 husiness per year In one o.
tile best locations in the State. Clean stock,
rent low Death ID FAMILY reason for selling,
Inquire 81 the p Perry Real Estate Agency,
Barre VT SRI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

the regular quarterly dividend Of per
cent on The W. d. Qaimhy s. Co. tinc1
guaranteed issue, viii be paid the nth day
of April The above stock IL selling for
Shells per SHARE par value $780, which
nets the holder szS income on each one ham
dred shares On the iith day Of July, the price
Of the guaranteed issue win advance % sL25
which viii pay SEQ on each hundred dol-
lars per year.
". D. DUMMY & COMPANY, Inc,
w. d. QUIMBY, Pres.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
AGENTS WANTED

Ro0sEvELTss AFRICAN TRIP--Complete.
Authentic. Of thrilling interest, BONANZA for
agents Outnt free Extra term5. Be first
Zlegler Co. go So Fourth St Philadelphia Pa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
WORK WANTED.
Isl CIass Drauqhsman

Isl Class Draughsman
wishes position in manufac-
turers or retailers office.
Rapid lettcrcr, full-sizc draw
er, modeller and designer, al
so good book-keeper and es-
timator. Has held good po-
sitions in the monumental
trade and could take charge if
necessary. Good man in ev-
cry way. Age IS. Address
&C. b., care Barre Times.
WANTED Position FOR general homework
scotch girl Id 9ront pf Barre, Address "a X.
Times office etF
MEN WANTED QUICKLY BY big Chicago
Malt order Hanse To distribute eataloees, Ad-
aHoaance ifss month. No experience required.
Globe Association. 1912 State 81, Chicago. 5t6s
WANTED < situation as book. keeper or
draughlsman IN city, would b willing 70 Try
uuf before settling wage rate Address ~
hafFe Jay lllass 49,
WASHING WIN do family washing, lace
curtains, white shirts and shirt waists Al
dress A. w, Times office. SQ5u
wANTED--fsosltion A. stenograpHer and
b0akkeeper 8f either bY beginner. To gam
experience more * en- obieef than wages. Adj
aress o. I. 81. care Times ofice. So5tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

HORSE FOa sAIE-Escepuonally good
driver Phone f41-z 2otf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

FOR SALIVA chestnut mare known AZ the
heeda mare. Inquire az % West street FOR fur.
ther particulars. pr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

ron eALE-Black horse. years old this
Spring. saio and sound, Foad workers weighs
ufQ Inquire q Charles Michia, Washington,
VI iotf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

f0R RALE--A few hun dfed cedar poets. In
quife 81 y D hcAuley. Gfaniieyiile. " 5t2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
TO RENT

TO KENT-Up- to-date. up-stairs tenementat
the corner Of staple Ave, alid summer St Gas,
electric lights and spring water. Ready april
4 Enquire ~ A. Z Dodge, corner ~ Brook and
Seminary streets ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

Mrs. Lora a. Lamson well.known
club woman and for 10 years SECRETARY
Of Ramona chapter, O y s.. died at her
home IN Springfield Wednesday She
was undoubtedly the veteran chapter
secretary d the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

The barn on the Frank Cfulon place
in Wheelock burned Monday evening
Two horses and several hens were also
destroyed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

Capt. r. Tompkins. nth T. S. caval-
ry has been detailed A. professor Of
military service and taeiis at Norwich
university, retiring Capt ?. A. l., Chap.
man, who win JOIN MS regiment IN the
Philippines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

Rev. r A. Compton Of Shosbone,
idaho, has accepted the call 70 the pas
torate Of the Baptist church IN Essex
junction and will begin his duties there
May !.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

Albert Cuttings baby was quite badly
burned recently IN Cambridge by drink.
ing carbolic acid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

FOR sAI4E-In CABOT Lower Village 2 small
farm ~ about 20 acres, 8Est-eass buildings,
running water sc house and barn, keeps cows
and horse. known as the Joel Harvey place,
InaniFa ~ II D. Waldo Adm, Cabot VT sQatt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

The Premier Automobile company has
decided To remain III Rutland regardless
Of che action Of j. II. Premier 8 Son.
manufacturers Of sand pumps and sand
feeding machines who are considering
moving their plant 70 Springfield, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26

FARM FOR sALE--My farm near Orange
Centre, Of about 20g acres. VIII keep 81 head 81
stock and team Good app.eerchard 81 grated
fruit; sugar piace plenty af wood and large
quantity Of soft lumber buildings in good re-
pair. Farm will cnf 40 tons of hay e. ",
Barngs Orange VT 382sa6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Wprb nub idleuniac Slime.

Gnpton, Ohio, 10. Sanuor. =
Commit 9laip, Elm berporroeenocs
NEit9lieo Der bieiigen itolieniideil
Solonie, muroe geItern gl6eno bon
Somoio 8illeQu erid)piien. 9olo Ga.
rolti iono man GiGellG eriloden hin.
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thetltc, tootcte ibr @otte am I6e1l0
pes 1, Ge5ember 1907 einen Stale
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ltcr ainotolifc. 9tod, Der Sbot emf
ilob CT, febrtc ieood ip1ter suriicf
mo Itellte lid Dem @erid)t, meld)cs
i'm uiif @runo BON Notbrpebr irei-
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@pna befennt lid idnloia.

Rem Oorf, TO. Sonnor. -
M(otltou @ong, lueld)er om 81. Sui
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81 gcbcn. 2of @ins botte cine
Imerifdlterill sur tSrall.
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Sin Jabr 3md)tbans.

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ShomoS &eboc, @opnrb u. 9oplc,
Eatrif s. Senmeiiep mo ,Sobn 90.
Goplc, melfe friiber in Tienitc,l
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ltuhocn mo iibcrfiibrt iino, sic 9ilil-
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3udcr iibcrportbeilt Sl bobelt, mllr.
cell bcitc in 9unoesfreisgerid)t pom
Mlt)ter Wortil 5u e~inidbriger ,3ud)t.
honsbaft perurtbeilt. Ger Mid)ter
hermarf einen Introg aii Stunoung
hes T%erfabrens mo bic 0erurtbeil.
ten miilen ibre Saittermine iofort
ontreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11

fiirdtet aber, OoB Sapon'S Soltung
feline ermutbigcnbe iein perbe. -
nIber," iagt Die n2iberte," die Sni-
tiotipe Nmerlfo'S nerbc menigitenS
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m,ls nit Dem Srie6en ser @eIt per
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8ahmfataitropbe in Qoniiiana.

Sbrcucport. 2n., 10. Son. =
Gurd) cine mGbrcllo Der lestcn Nod)t
iii Den bieIiacn Yares DER .Seras
Facific.9 ohn" itnttgefnnocne GuGi-
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Elm Weifenlteller.
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I'M Saiiic. Gin 3iluerlGiiiges gin-
reibemittel bel olleit rbeumatiifeit
Sdmer5ert, grfdltumsen, @eritau.
dlngen niu. % uno SOC. in Mpo.
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ilm cine Grfditnns In einem 9as IN inriren
februf 2arnttpe Nrpmu Siinine Tablets, Ipps
tbefer geben ons @eio Suriid. menu iie MID
turiren. 6. u. 8ropeis tinterfdriff anf ieeer
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6fu0e Trameit
PAIN . EXPELLER

INNER cine 6laifjc Or. Hid.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-28
CAN YOU DRAW A LION 2

heaven help the man without a gun
who happens to come face TO face with
a hungry lion. Some lions have been
known To cover In AFFECT fear when
brought To bay, but the vast majority
Will fight bravely for their lives.
IL Is not easy to tame lion. The
cubs are playful and afYectionate and
cen some of the full grown animals
are easily subdued. but only apparent
ly so. They may pretend to love and
obey their masters. but they are
treaeherous, and many instances have
been known where a lion tanner who
mas confidence I'm the loyalty OF his
beast Is attacked when his back Is
turned
The lion is native I'm Africa and
southwestern Asia. full grown male
Is three feet high and VIII measure
nearly ten feet from his nose to the
| tip OF his tail. The weight is some.
times 800 pounds
III IN your rambles you should ever
meet a lion, climb a tree. A lion.
though nimble in scrambling among
| rocks, cannot climb trees.
The lion Is not selfish. bur divides
his plunder equally among the lioness
the babies and any visitors who han.
pen TO be around. That's more than
some boys and girls do.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-28
Government Ownership Is Coming
Which
Railroads issue"-A

Bryan got cold feet on government
ownership and quit, but Van Wagenen
is not OF the quitting sort, and he has
published in this book an argument
for government ownership which is
exciting comment all over the world
For instance, the Bombay Times, OF
India says: I'm view OF the English
interest in government ownership OF
railways, this volume is timely
work" The Hartford Courant says:
The book Is a brief and plain his
tory OF the growth of public owner
ship. The style Is dispas-
sionate, and with few exceptions clear
and convincing. The argument is
strong and sincere"
These comments upon the book
show that the work itself reflects the
character OF the man who wrote 1t.
In one notable chapter Judge Van
Wagenen discusses the question "a
TO whether government ownership OF
railways is socialism. He says 1t Is
not. There used to be people who call
ed the free school system socialism,
but nobody does now. People used to
say that carrying packages in the mall
10 CAPiSoS
soeialistic, but Van Wagenen doesn't
think it is. Formerly it was argued
that for the government TO sell money
orders Is to go into banking. and
therefore socialistic. but the author OIL
this book denies that 1t is really so.
He points out that whether II Is so
cialism or not, the world Is gradual
ly doing more and more by collective
effort: municipal and state govern
ment. especially In Europe. are run
ming theaters. tenement houses, mar
kets, street railways, and the ike
This advocate OF government owner
ship of railways as means or avoid
ing socialism. He says
The man who has horror OF so
cialism cannot hope to stop the gen
eral movement all along the line. lie
will have to be content with turning
over TO the government as little as
possible and the least objectionaole
activities. He Will have TO do what
the pioneers did. when TO protect
their houses from the mad names OF
the prairie they engaged in back-hr-
ing. AS things are running now. the
privately owned railroads are uncon-
sciously doing all In their power TO
bring about a condition OF complete
socialism"
Concluded Tomorrow.)
The Detroit times., 1910-11-28

At last writer on transportation
world that the next great step in AM
erican progress must be government
ownership OF railways.
Other writer's have said that, per
haps, in due courst OF time" We may
or may not come To the point OF seri-
ously considering the possibility OF
adopting some Of the features, but not
many, in all probability, OF that sys-
TEN OF public ownership OF railways
which has proven more or less sue
cessful In large number OF the some
what civilized nations of the world
BUT.
OF course, the library shelves are
crowded with books written by rail
way advocates, showing that govern
ment ownership is an awful thing and
cannot for one moment be considered.
but private ownership like that with
which we are blessed in the only and
divinely ordained method of trans
porting goods and people.
Isn't 1t fine. then, to have a book
finally printed which comes out fatty
on the government ownership side,
beginning with this sentence:
Il should like at the start to con-
vince the reader that government
ownership OF railways Is the para
mount issue, as the politician puts
It, BY this | do not mean that IL is.
as a matter OF fact, a paramount po-
litical issue. though it ought TO be,
but that IL is the most important.
serious and live topic which our peo-
pie should be considering"
This book Is Government Owner
ship of Railways. by Anthony Van
Wagenen, and is published by G. p.
Putnam's Sons (sl.25). Judge Van
Wagenen is an Iowa man. He came
near being a member of the cabinet
once. II William Jennings Bryan had
not made that Gross OF Gold" speech
OF his i'm 1896. Judge Van Wagenen
stood a show to be member OF the
cabinet OF President Horace Boies
After the Mckinley deluge the re-
actionery Democrats got up ban.
quet at Waterloo. Ia, for the purpose
OF getting together. Van Wagenen
was invited. He went, and made a
government ownership speech which
ripped the Iowa Democracy wide open
with a government ownership fight,
preceding by a year or two Bryan's
celebrated Madison Square Garden
ownership speech.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-28

u A circus or zoo without lion
you'd be as incomplete as a series OF
Gtories about animals without the
king of beasts.
Writer'S of all ages have written
Ubout the lion and his great physical
XyOwess, poets have sung about him,
|tht bible frequently refers TO him.
md the nations have adopted him as
heir emblem, typical OF the nations
>0txength and greatness.
k Despite that, writer's seldom agree
"a the bravery of this king OF the for
XII. Many Of them say that he is
absolutely fearless and that he would
nee o regiment OF human beings or
Wild beasts without fiinching. Others
4escr1be him as tricky and a few even
~ that the average lion Is coward.
ID may be true that each writer re.
nfds the lion from the standpoint OF
his own personal observation and ex.
Eperience. A lion Is very much like a
human being. Some men are brave
on0 some tricky and some cowardly
Ind It Is 80 with the lion.
II has been pretty well established
vt man may meet lion In the
rest and unless the lion happens 10
hungry he will pass by him or run
ny without molesting him. But
The Detroit times., 1910-11-28
PugiIism, Prolonged Play
spells and Politics in
the County Jobs
Vet Somebody Must Be Working
Z In the Big Marble Building.
for Our Taxes Become
Due Regularly.

W ureifuty of talent the county
the Reno episode which Thomas Farrell clerk and Forbes
1obertson auditor figured
To be county business that brought them together
this pohouse Thomas who finds his political destiny "
1ghuy unoppod within his that he burdens himself with
ctng his Democratic opponent and financing his campaign
o looks after the political fortunes his Republican friends
He has picked Auditor Bhrer succeed himself Robertson not being
anything ociaaccdng his otrepeated plant
lis putting in his time in opposing Buhrer unoficialy
M attempt settle nomination of Burer by the Austria
6an- Nevada method.
situation county Offices suggests the ennui Of the two
yawned observed Album it's fine day and we've
nothing do-lets kill the dog"
evidently much do the big
marble building So they to fscufs internal squabbng frequent
extended vacations and the for them
their friends, the Democrats
Auditor Robertsons suggestion-comng from the ndemay be
considering He the authorship job that
reactcal and the county paying $4,000 unnecessarily
calls mind uhn Sunday school recitation of
passage Scripture part everybody
IA fishes"
All but Buhrer Robertson he does ALL leaving him free to do
aong but fight knocked knock that boost
~ Buhrer in other words