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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
Jane Adams Tells Of Experiences Of Hei
Chlldhena.

Jane Adams, the great social, settle.
ment worker and the creator OF Egull-
House, II Chicago begins her life story
in the April American Magazine
Among some 81 the early experiences
tot her childhood she recounts the follow
ng touching story
Ny great veneratiou and pride in my
father manifested itself n curious ways
On several sundays, doubtless oceurr-
lily ii two 0r three different years
the Union Sunday school Of the vii.
LACE was visited BY strangers. some q
those strange people who live outside
childs realm. yet constantly thrill il
by their close approach Ny father
taught the large Bible class hi the left
hand corner Of the church next 10 the
pulpit, and. to my eyes at least was
most imposing figure il his Sunday
frock coat, bis fine head rising high
above all the others ! imagined that
the strangera were illed with admira-
ton for tins dignifed person, and
prayed with ali my heart tnat the ugly,
pigeon toed little girl, whose crooked
back obliged her to walk with her head
held very much upon one side would
never be pointed out 10 these visitors
as che daughter Of this fine man In
order to lessen The possibility Of eone
nection being made, On these particular
Sundays I did not walk beside my fa-
Their although this walk was the great
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
FINNISH BILL
is PUSHED
Referred to Committees by
the Douma.
THE DEMOCRATS OPPOSE
Tie Greek National Assembly Has Been
called-A Disaaeston "a tie por
tuguese Army Is Re-
ported,
THE DEMOCRATS OPPOSE

st. Petersburg, March 8lThe Russo.
Finnish bill giving tie Douma authority
over Finland, was introduced in tha Dou.
ms yesterday. After a debate It WA
referred to committee Of twenty one
members The opposition leaders ia.
Gliding Professor Nilyukoa Of che Con.
stitutional Democrats. urged The inme.
diate rejection Of the measure on the
ground that Il constituted i violation d
the Finnish constitution. The October.
lists defended tie bin insisting That the
imperial legislature alone had authority
capable Of dealing with the complex
Rnsso Finnish relations The reference
of the proposed legislation to a commit.
tee was carried by : majority composed
Of Mohsmmedans, Rromessives, October.
lists. Nationalist and Conservatives The
minority included the Poles, ContItu-
tianal Democrats. Iaborites and Social
Democrats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
New tuberculosis Cure
Based on Medicine

Did II ever occur 20 you that the
reason medical doctors have 90 little
success in curing Tuberculosis. j. be-
cause they really 40 not practice meds-
10 say that a specific exists for the
cure 81 Consumption r. perhaps too
DtronE q settlement bus ia hcfman's
Alternatives, we have q medicine that
hes been the me1ne of eaFiuH. many o
life TO years Of usefulness and iu ptr-
manenfiy curing large number of
ConaumntlVe1.
Telling every sufferer to gorge him-
self with eKHa and milk "a apparently
tine limit o. modern treatment Gers
talnly q person afflicted with n WaHt-
ing disease should be wen fod VITA
wholesome nuurlshius food but free
uuently raw eggs tn quantities. cause
a digestive breakdown, and then no
food nourishcs As for milk. q very
good food FOR many, but d producer
of hiliouaneae for some.
ANY diet that keeps a ConBumptivo
well n0urishcd lf tile rf0nf one. but
wh1t e ooiu9 70 cure ne fdilenn Lick
mans Alternative has cured and Is
Let those speak who know. Here ia
90 Savannah Sc. Rochester. n. Y.
Gentlemen on Jan. 3. 1907. / was
operated upon for Tuhorcuiar Peri.
tonltls az So Mary's Hospital, Rooh-
cater N " After the operation my
physicians gave me up. I was then
urged hy clergyman 90 take Eck-
mans Alternative which 1 did. nv
weight at the time was 72 lha ] ba-
gan 70 improve and steadily gained
~ health and strength. l now weigh
i25 lbs. and am absolutely curod
(signed Ahdavltl EDNA FINER
fckman's Alternative 81 good FOR
Throat and Lung Trouble and Is on salo
n Barre bN Burt fi Wells and other
druggists. Il can also Be- obtained &c.
Or procured W. your local druggists
Ask for booklet Of cured csses, on write
Tor evidence % the Eekman Laboratory
Phila., Pa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
TIE Important
Problem

confronting anyone IA need OF q laxa.
tive is not q question Of q single ac-
ton only. but o. permanently bene-
tlcial effects, which viii follow proper
efforts @ live 10 a healthfui way. with
The assistance Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA, whenever 1t is re-
CURED, as il eleanses the system
gently yet promptly, without irritation
and wlli therefore always have the
preference Of al who wish the best OF
family laxatives.
The combination has the approval
Of physicians because It IS known to
Be truly beneficial. and because lt has
given satisfaction to the millions Of
well.informed families who have used
It for many years past
TO get rs beneficial effects. always
buy the genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
Magazine Repiielp
90 80 o crawlng serIan..


Plays nowadays are much more inter.
esting than they used to 81, because Of
the ideas "a them Tho tendency IS to
define and interpret the big things that
fare working consciously o. unconscious.
~ ID our minds. things that ritally con.
Germ u.s. THE efforts are not always
successful II fact, 1T "a pretty eyi-
dent al tmes that the playwright HIM
sell doesn't realize the ful import of
what be Is attempting beyond tho fact
that he is trying to dramatlga some.
thing Ne itels IS In the very air But
one thing "a clear the Sardoa senool
which maintains chat drama should BE-
limited I'd physical and emotional ac.
tion no longer ranks frst Is popular
taste although ( must always have an
important place, because AZ lts best Il
presents the highest development Of pure
technique. Also, ever 30 many Of us
would still rather feel than think
The modern playwright VINO deals
with Important ideas has q much harder
task than have ne dramatsts ~ the
Sardou school. because il Is incumbent
upon him to master the problem with
which he Is dealing sa wei rs the tFe-
menaouslv intricate aaa involved me-
ohanics 81 TIE play And besides, he
must Translate bis IDEAS into emotion,
for without emotional appeal there can
be no play Not only must Be harrow
the feelings. for the sake Of sensabioh,
but Through them he must reach the
mind Natasally The possibilities Of
making plumbers are unlimited livery
body Magazine for April
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
Even Cures Ulcers
Remarkable Results from Skin Remedy
That Costs Almost Nothing.

No matter how bad sore or ulcer
aaicts you, it is said chat Hokara the
pure akin food, Will cure it Ia fact
il it doesn't cure the purchase price
will be refunded
ID r Davis. the local agent for Hokara
who has sold hundreds Of packages The
last few weeks, say be has yet "a find
any form Of wound q disease affecting
the skin chat HokaTa does not heal and
its relief Is So instantaneous that those
who try it are simply delighted with it,
Pimples, eczema, hackheads. acne
BARRIERS itch and an skin troubles are
quickly cured by applying this simple
skin food and tissue builder II contains
no grease OF acids, and is clearly 70
use
d +. Davis is selling 3 liberal Jar
81 Hakara nc the low price Of zoe.
II the skin disease IS caused By im-
pure blood or IL the bowels are inactive
use Hokara Blood Tablets they cool
and eIeanse The blood and regulate The
bowels ID q natural way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Avery Strong Company Starts Three
Days Engagement.

Days Engagement.
What q charming and Accordingly IN
teresling love tale q that widely read
story Of Lena Rivers, written IS Mary
J Holmes, and with what fidelity %
nature has The author pictured the per.
sonadty Of the heroinei As IN the book,
$50 e is ID the play, each character Is
a word portrait Of q real man Or woman,
who please and interest ns because they
are real. and not oyerdfawn types Of
humanity Chat never could exist outside
the covers Of q yellow back novel The
play = human ST. Che way through and
there e no man Of woman but feels,
after witnessing performance, that
they have spent their time wisely and
well This wholesome and beneficial
play j. surely a step toward 8 purer
and finer use Ct the art Of playwright
ing, for such dramas as this do good,
while many others do harm. The play
teens with sunshine and shadow. and
IFS popularity Is unquestioned Avery
Strong company, which comes to the
opera house fof three days, commencing
tonight. Is Anding this play to Be one
of the best drawing plays il the roper
toire this season. II WIN be presented
Saturday afternoon, during tho engage
ment ii this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
church Con-.

A Hartland correspondent deplores
the fact that only ~ people, including
men. women and children, out Of q
population Of ls40 attended church on
q recent Sunday hy actual count i
required five services IN three churches
with two pastors to get out even this
number The town has Methodist and
ngragational pastor Supposing tile
two churches united and secured one
pastor, paying him the salary that TIE
two now receive Would the ability
that the larger salary could command
have q tendency to attract more people
ID attend church, Respectfully referred
to somebody, who ought 70 make a
study Of such questions Mortified
News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
MATERNITY WARD DEDICATED.
Heaton Hospital Addition Exercises Yes
terday-Many Gifts to Institution.

Heatou Hospital Addition Exercises Yes
terday-Many Gifts to Institution.
A large number availed themselves
yesterday afternoon Of the privilege Of
ATTENDING the exercises Of dedication Of
the maternity ward addition Of Heaton
hospital in Montpelier. This ward was
possible through the generosity 81 IA.
ward w Bailey Of Chicago, former
resident, and Luoius p. Taft 81 Mont
pelier
in behalf Of Mr. Bailey and Mr. Taft,
Mrs Taft presented TIE building e the
hospital trustees the speech Of aoeept-
ance being delivered by Andrew y. Sib-
ley in behalf Of the trustees Mr. sib-
ley stated that 81 the end 81 tie fiscal
year, February last the hospital was
out 81 debt and bad 5 working balance
Of $4,000 iu ts treasury "A few sta.
tisties given were 81 interests The mum.
Der Of patients treated last year was
1856; number Of deaths, lf. number 81
deaths from surgical operations. ont of
IA performed q money collected from
patients, ST. 000i endowment fund, Sf3,
ZOO
Melville F. smilio, president Of the
board Of trustees, had charge Of the
dedication exercises and others who
spoke were the matron Mrs Eleanor
Stalker, who spoke IN behalf Of the
nursing staff; Mrs o p pftkin. in be.
half Of the ladies' aid society which has
made o. purchased for The ward, dur
ing the past several weeks, 2s2 sheets,
25s pillows 81 pairs blankets. 0T
spreads, f5s towels made by handy l92
bath towels, 2i0 table napkins, 207
stand covers, los tray covers 90 small
e. tlay covers 6 bath robes 4 doctors
garments, ~ nurses garment. three
aprons, s pair slippers and a goodly
supply 81 infants equipment The bare
cost for an these articles WAS 81 t3T "a.
Through the courtesy 81 H q Gleason,
these materials were secured at cost
price.
DR. William Lindsay spoke for the
medical stad. Mayor r ri Dawlev for
the city, and Rev William g. 0'Suliiyan
and DR. Edward Wright D ID. also
spoke words 81 appreciation.
Refreshments we're served bv the
ladies and nurses and tour Of Gle ward
was made An attractive sun parlor
with wallis 81 glass and comfortably
furnished with wicker chairs and rock.
ers, IL Tie Braineri- Blodeett room
named for Mr. and Mrs r Il BlodQeti
and Mrs BaInerd On tie FIRST floor
are rooms furnished hY the Benevolent
Order df Elks the Mary Gleason room.
in the name Of Mn and Mrs n G Gleas
on, Che Mr. and Mrs Marshall Wood
room. the Mr. and AIrs G. D Taft room,
in memory Of their son; the y wv Bail
ev room. ID memory Of Mrs. Bailey
and on the second floor the room ot
Mr and Mrs. james B. Estee, the George
@ Bailey room n memory Of his rEAnd.
mother Mrs Carter On this floor q
the nurses rest room which was con
hy Mr and Mrs G. D. Mather
The nursery Is complete ia all IT, equip
meut including a tiny pair Of scales,
bath tubs, appliance for keeping the
clothing warmed etc This room was
furnished by Mrs Charles Reed Of Chi
eago AN Che rooms are wen furnished
and each room contains q complete stock
81 linen Tire senior nurses have rooms
on the second floor and the junior nurses
On Che third floor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31

ingly short ballet skirt. The short
sighted professors were entirely at a
loss as ct what to Do nor did their omni-
present volumes What 70 Do and
Don't DO It" enlighten them. Aunt
Abby appeared AZ much surprised as
did the professors at their consterna-
tion but the learned men insist that
their eyes did not deceive them and
that they really beheld the staid old
lady posing in the negligee and the
smile Of 4 coryphee.
The whole town j. on the Hqu vive"
over the affair The authorities suspect
that Il il only another one Of the
prankf 81 "Billy the Boy Artist, and
viii attend the performance to be given
by their genius at the Barre opera house
on Monday, April
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
IRISH 70 SUPPORT AsoUIrH.


London March 81 The Nationalist
at meeting eyer which John r Red.
mond presided yesterday decided that
while giving general support "a tie GOV
ernments veto resolutions They would
vote iii favor of amendments making
tie legislation by the house # commons
effective upon second rejection by the
lords instead of upon tile third rejee-
tion and removing the conditions that
two years must elapse between the in
PRODUCTION 81 a bill and It's inal passage
by the house Of commons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
MoEAeo MusEUM DEDIcArED.

Pine Collection Of the Life Of the Sea
shown.
Monte Carlo. March b The Museum
of 0ocaHoFrs phY. which wss founded BY
the prince 81 Monaco and occupies an
imposing position on the cliff was dedi-
Gated Tuesday afternoon with much cere
mony ia tie presence % Tia diplomatic
representative of the European eoun-
prizes The museum IS unique and 81
great scientific value u contains an
extensive collection 81 botanical end aHi
nal life Of the SECS photographs al3
chsrt and elaborate geographical data.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
our Frnit TTaes b b 80.

7
! Prot. Leopold Troaveloi. Of the as.
ltronomsoBl observatory at Harvard unit.
versitv. was interested "a the siikworm.
NE thought possibly that hardier
breed Of the insect coufd be produced,
and was experimenting along That line,
Disease was attacking the commercial
silkworm, both ID the United States
and il Europe Professor Trouvelot
Imported silk spinning eBtefpllarsi in
various stages 81 development. and
amang bhem were clusters Of eggs from
the gypsy moth. III the village Of Med.
ford he conducted his experiments, place
ing the caterpillars On shrub fl his
yard. To keep the specimens from be-
coming scattered he covered the bush
with a net
The New England states would to-day
free from the terrible gypsy moth
curse. II wndstorm hadn't come along
and torn the net asudner liberatine
the caterpillars and moths and saatter-
ing them beyond recall It Is not az
ways easy to trace The origin Of such
pests, but the gypsy moths introduce
tion IS clearly established
In IT'S caterpillar state the moth does
most damage. tt eats everything ID its
path fruit. shade trees almost every
sort Of vegetation entire forests.
Japan was afflicted with the gypsy
moth, but its ravages we're not felt ia
the lard 81 TIE Mikado Some force
seemed to hold the moth in check, and
prevent ts destrnctiyeness.
A parasite. So minute as to be barely
seen without The aid 81 magnifyine
glass fed upon the moth in lis cater
pillar state and counterbalanced it's
propagatine and ravaging power.
Tire United States consul-general in
Yokohama learned the facts and sent
I'd report % The department Of agricul-
ture and So eventually forty thousand
parasites were brought into the United
States and released ia the infected dis
triets Of New England The expert.
ment IS being WATCHED with great inter.
lest. and promises to be decided ne-
cess. unless some Unforeseen complication
arises to render Intellectual the attacks
of the parasite From Doom Of the
Glpsy Moth in April Technical World
MauagiH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
~ Fashlonahla cofaure.

Fashion to-day demands that the
couture he simple There are 30 mora
formal eurla, no more hard and fast
puffs, 10 heavy and hot supports for
the pompadour There are innumer
able stvles II coifurea, bai an Of them
are Characterised by simplicity and
shapeliness Now. While any arrange
meat Of the hair that shows these quail.
tiee "a ia harmony with fhe mode there
is one feature Of tie model couture
that 3 Distinctive and almost generally
becoming. This s the braid al coil
that enesgeles the head II may Be The
conversational Roman braid q thick firm
piat d IL may 81 d simple coil but Il
forms part 81 TIE majority of the neW
styles Its functions must be under
stood i we are 70 use it correctly
But, I hear vou object what 9 cruel
style i rs that requires sufficient hair
tor hraids and coils To extend all around
the bead. Sc &c would be were this tie
case, but the half Of art S suggestions
70 = not necessary 70 carry the hair
aH around the head merely suggest
the complete circle For instance. sup
posing You part your hair ID front and
ron IL az the sides Then comb your
back hair upwards. divide ID, twist it,
cross u and carry the ends 70 The point
where they can BE tucked under the hair
rolled at the sides BIZ this slmple
meaus, you have given yoar head the
proper shape, also sufficient hint of
the fashionable TO your couture From
Home Companion for March.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31

Aunt Abby. a prim old Lady Of cur
acquaintance who has lately figured il
more than one amusing incident u con-
mection with the doinas Of Billy the
Boy artist has again bounded into
public notice, ellis time with sad effects
upon her reputation d her home toWn.
Early the other afternoon Aunt Abby
was seen By Professors @, Howe Wise
end D sehmart standing behind the
low fence surrounding hcr farm yard
and clad only ID tights and an exceed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
The Harder Task.

my ambition Is to write history
ef the world There is no task more
dlmcult j imagine"
"Oh don't knew MY ampliion y
4 concoct new anecdote. wash
taatoa Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
:. ANr 10 80 EEw ENaLIsHMEN
Thus Natives Of Liberia Hope to Obtain
IntsrcesHon Of Great Britain.

Interes&on Of Great Britain.
Liverpool March 81 -Advices received
here state that che lighting between tie
natives and Aberian troops as Capo PAL
mas, Liberia, continues and grows more
serious. The Rev. speare q native pas
tor as the mission ii Cape palmas, has
been shot and killed and the Ewes Of tie
white residents are ssid to be- in danger
The hostile natives appear to Be get
ting TIE better Of the troops whose OK
eesses when they were sent 20 stop THE
native trade m Frenoh territory caused
the outbreak. The natives are said 70 Be
auzions % have a few EHglishmen killed
with the object 81 bringing about inter.
ventlon bg Great Britain.
The Liberian gunboat Lark temporal
III commanded by German officer. has
bomhafded THE native villages, but ala
little damago. a German gunbost A.
rived and tee commander offered 70 bonn
bard Hoffsn Station and puko, but the
authorities declined The assistance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
no az MIss sToNEls RANsOM

Senate Committee Reports Bill to Re-
fund Money TO Contribution.
Washington. March 3i-The commit
tee Oh foreign relations reported yes
terday the bin 81 Senator Lodge, au-
tborizing the state department to re-
fund SCI 900 to the contributors to the
ransom fund Of Ellen NJ Stone. the Chei-
sea, Mass. missionary who was alb
Quoted in Macedonia ID 1901 BY the brig
and, saFafod
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
poRrueuEsE ARMY pIsAFTEcTEDi
Widespread Revolutionary Affiliations in
Force, II Is Reported.

Lisbon. March 81 via frontier "A SEN
sation has been caused By the assertion
q the Seculo that the government hes
discovered that a great number 81 the
sergeanis 10 the regiments garrisoHea at
Estrcmoz end Eiyas. near the Spaniah
frontier. are affiliated with secret reVo-
muonHFy orwnfza lions. which are plan
ming tha overthrow Of The monarchy
Tie paper says that there are suspicious
and fears in other parts of the country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-31
eREEK AssEMnLY suMMoNED.

King teorge Roads me Uecree--MlIltafy
League Dissoives.
Athens Greece, March 9i-The procIa.
nation calling together the national as.
semby was read b. King George in the
chamber yesterday and was received with
cheers Queen Olga was present
Tho executive committee Of the Mill
tary league has signed a proclamation
dissolviug the league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-12
CHARTERS BY THE STATE.
SIX New Commercial Enterprises An.
thorized for North Carolinn.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Raleigh. n. c., May 11.-There were
charters issued to-day for six new COM
nercial enterprises and one charter
amendment was granted. The charters
follow:
Wilmington Lumber Company. Will
niington, capital $4,000, by l. B. Or
reli. Alex. Boone and T. r orrell; the
Greensboro Young Mems Christian Az
ISOLATION. by S. Clay Williams c. A.
Hines and f. p Hobgood. Jr., the COM
pany having in hand money and sub
scriptlons for the erection of an ade-
quate building: the Sampson Power
COMPANY Clinton. capital 10000. by
C. w. Petty. B. p. Smith and others.
for electric power plant: the Asheville
Amusement Company. capital $500. by
S. c. Blink and others: the Spruce Pine
Store Company. Mitchell county, capt.
tai 10000. by C. J. Harris and others;
the Bushy Mountain Land Company.
North Wilkesboro. capital $4,000; the
Piedmont Detective Agency. Gastonia,
capital 5000. by Albert Smith and
others.
The charter amendment was for the
a. F. Messick Grocery Company, Win
ston-Salen. providing for the issuance
OF $4,000 cumulative preferred stock,
all other stock outstanding being de-
clared to be classed as common stock.