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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
FouR MEN BouNp ovER.
In the Recent Shooting Fracas at wi.
nooslli.


Burlington. Feb. "a Dominiek Fran
res and John Ida. the two ltal.
iens charged with shooting two other
italians, on the evening Of February ls
in Winoosk were arranged before
Municipal Judge C0nlin Of Winooski yes
letlay and bound over 20 Chittenden
county court. bail 81 $1,000 being fixed
III each case Derizo and Starnr We're
bound over 10 county court also, bail
Ia Deriz0's case being fixed AZ $1,000
and IN Startari's case at $1,000 None
Of ihe men win be able 10 furnish the
required amounts and an are now in
jail
The four men started wild west
show III WinoosH ON the night stated,
the fight resulting with Siartan being
shot 10 the left breast near The heart
and Derizo being shor N the right
shoulder, under the arm. Derlzo later
identified Frances and lda al The men
who did the shooting The details of
the hght are unknown, for Ike an
italians, the men have kept closed
months throughout.
The peculiar thing Of The whole affair
Is that two men who were shot ap'
pear little the worse for their lend bath.
They were taken 10 the hospital the fol-
lowing Monday. but were discharged
the next day. The men haxc good ap-
petites and bullets seem 70 have as much
effect on them IS ice cream does on chill
dren
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
ENTHUSIASM FOR TAFT.
Newark, N, J.. Gave Him q Grand Re-
oeption Last Night.

Newark, N D., Feb "a. President
Taft the FIRST chief executive 90 visit
Newark since Grant. last night address,
ed one oi the largest and most outhus-
iastic dinner audiences he has met IN
lall HE travels The banquet was tend
cred the president hy the Newark board
of trade and more than 500 members
and guests were gathered about the long
table in krueeers auditorium
Mr. Taft took for MS theme govern,
lmenial economy and told Of the efforts
being made hy hIs administration 10 cut
down appropriations wherever possible.
The president detailed to some extent
whore the decreases IN appropriation are
to occur He aid Il had been decided
to continue lhe policy of two be hat-
tleships d year up to The time the Pan.
anna canal Is completed That waterway
win doubtle the effective field of the
navy and Mr. Taft said L would then
Be time 70 consider decrease IN the
program
NJ Taft left here at ll;00 b m. for
Jersey CITY. where his car was switched
70 the midnight train for Washington.
He eame 20 Newark yesterday afier-
noon BY automobile from New York
From the suburbs Of Harrison into the
heart Of this city he pnssed through
dense crowds which the police had some
difficulty in handling Hundreds Of per-
sons crowded about the open automo.
bile in which the president was riding
with former Governor Franklin Murphy,
seeking 20 shake hands with him The
crowds, the cheering and The school chill,
dren waving llags all served 20 recall
the days of the presidents trip through
the West and South The crowd ap-
preached IN density the great throngs
which ehoked the streets when Mr. Taft
was IN Butte.
At Harrison, the school children halt.
ed the presidents car and one little fel.
low made patriotic speech. Mr.
Taft responded, thanking tie children
for their welcome and hoping none Of
them would become ili from the chilly
wind which was blowing The after
noon was intensely cold, buzz the presi
dent rode bare hdded from the city
limits to Governor Murphy's home
which he made his headquarters during
his stay IN the city,
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts,, Gov
ernof Fort Of New Jersey and the presi.
dent were the principal speakere at
the banquet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
DEPosIToRs oursPoKEE.
Demand That southBnage Bank Trus-
tees Explain Hairs pilfenngs.

Southhridge Mass Feb z4-A strong
sentiment fer tile acceptance 81 q settle
ment upon tie basis if SIS per cent 81
the deposits and for the unaoFerng of
the culrrit responsible for the l0oting
of the soutAmidge savings bank. whose
former treasurer john Al Hall. IS
charged with The theft of nearly i25000
Of Che banks FUNDS were much IN evil
dence al the first hearing in tie official
probe Of tho banks affairs hy 4 leQisIa
tive committee in the town he'll here
last night More than 900 depoators
attended
The committee is here il the interest
Of the depositors, and Is going to ga 10
the limit, said Senator John +. White.
chairman Of the committee. in opening
the hearing
Of the dozen or more dep0sitors who
spoke AZ the hearing. only one opposed q
settlement upon the IS per cent. basis.
Many were outspoken in demanding
that the question Of whether the trustees
were negligent IN remaining 50 long in
ignorance Of Treasurer Halls stealings,
which extended over q period Of twenty
years. be determined definitely.
In answer TO these demands. President
Calvin D Paige expressed the hope that
the investigators would 20 Go the bottom
and put the blame where it belonged.
Has John Han o. another prolted by
these stealings asked Dr. Joseph G. +,
Page a member 81 the Southbridee board
Of seleetnep, and one of the first deposit
ors to appear at the haarine. "It has
been Impossible apparently. he contin-
ued, "for depositars to get the informa
tion they desire"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
WAS LIBERAL
in SPENDING
Clerk in Cambridge Bank Had
Two Automobiles
AND A KENNEL OF DOGS
Police Are Now Looking for Him to
Answer Charge Of wreeking the
National City Bank Of Cam.
bridge, Mass.

Boston, Feb 2a.-six hours after the
closing Of the National City Bank Of
Cambridge by National Bank Examiner
Ellis S. Pepper yesterday, a warrant
was issued for the arrest Of George VI.
Coleman, the young bookkseper Of the
bank, who was last heard from in Kan.
sas City a few days ago. Coleman is
charged with embeuling the funds Or
the bank The institution IS iusolvent
the capital stock Of 100000 and the
surplus having been wiped out by the
defalcatiou.
Late yesterday afternoon, the comp.
troller Of the currency appointed former
Gov. John L Bates Of this city receiver,
and he win liquidate the remaining as.
sets, if trust company does not
take them over, as was thought possible
last night.
The bank officials suspected that Cole
mans accounts might be incorrect last
Thursday and requested Mr Pepper %
30 over The books On Friday Coleman,
who bad learned what was In Che wind.
aed from Cambridge Monday night
friends received telegram from him,
dated Kansas City, No. stating that
he would be home to-day
The wrecked bank carried deposits Of
Sl2T 1872 mostly the money Of small
tradesmen Il was organized il 1853,
and az one time was prosperous, but for
several years is business has been de-
elining because Of the keen competition
Of trust companies.
Under the national banking laws. the
are liable to assessment. If
The assets are not sufficient to pay the
creditors IN full.
Bookkeeper Coleman is p years Of
age and Is the son Of a prominent Cam
bridge business man. lie is unmarried.
Coleman IS treasurer Of the Boston
branch Of the kissel Car company. q st. /
Louis automobile concern. So far as
known, the company has lost nothing.
Coleman maintained two touring ears
md a kennel Of dogs and was regarded
Is a liberal pender
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
HEARD THREAT OF MRS. GLOVER
Woman Witness So Testihes at VIII
Hearing-wiaow Absent from Court

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. 24-The decla
ration by a woman witness that she
heard Mrs. Lillian NJ. Glover threaten
to buy a revolver IN order to KIN her
husband brought 70 a sensational close
yesterday session of the hearing on the
objections to pfobating The viii Of Clar-
enee +. Glover. the murdered Waltham
laundfymaH.
The statement of the threat was made
bg Mrs. Kate sampson oi Auhnrndalc
Mass, q half aunt Of Miss IeBlane,
and also distant relative 81 tho widow
Mrs Sampson said lhst Tie relations
between Mr ard M Glover were not
pleasant Her testimony was siil un.
completed when the trial was adjourned
until this afternoon.
Mrs Glover was again absent from The
court room yesterday 1t "a said, how
ever that She will appear when wanted
ALBERT r. Glover one of the object
ing brothers completed bis testimony
yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
BoTH MEN coNvIcrED.
In Fairfield, Conn, Murder Case Yester-
day Afternoon

Bridgeport, Conn Feb 24-Joseph
aIarok Of Indian Orchard, Mass, and
Bartoni Lasid Of ludlow, Mass, were
found guilty By 4 jury il the criminal
superior court yesterday afternoon Of
crimes growing ont 81 tho onticement
to Fairfield ard tile throwing down a
well there 81 Annie Maskin o. Ludlow,
Mass whom Marol bad married three
days before at Hartford
Marok was sentenced to from 25 70
30 years for assault upon the wamon
five wears for stealing 500 from her
and Eve years more for highway rob
berry.
Lasld cot from 20 to 25 years on the
first charge three years On the theft
charge and Two years for highway rob
berry Marok broke down completely
when sentenced and was carried down
stairs to a cell bowling lige as insane
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
Notine

Members Of Barre branch, &. G. J. Al,
win act their lockout pay Saturday aft-
ernoon, February 36, from o'clock until
As30 Italian speaking members IN So-
ciaIist hall, and English speaking mem-
hers Id Scampini block
This ID the final pay-oa and every
member who has money due Is requested
70 call. or send an order for the same.
between the above hours. 50 that ae-
counts can be closed without delay.
There viii Be no money paid Saturday
evening,
All our clerks. English and Italian,
will please be on hand BY two o'clock
sharp Saturday afternoon.
(Signedl
James McAdam, Treas,
Lockout Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
FUNERAL OF DR.. LEWIS.
Was Held from Ills Late Home This
Forenoon at 10 O'Clock.

Forenoon at 10 O'clock.
The funeral services of DR.. Arthur
H. H. Lewis were held at 10 o'clock this
morning at his late home, l2 Cottage
street. Rev. ". J. N. Beattie, rector
Of the Church Of the Good Shepherd,
officiating. Selections were sung durins
the services by Mrs y. J. II. Beattie.
Mrs. J. R. Rickart s. \. Parker. Arthur
Cole and Newell Parker.
The funeral was attended by many
friends and relatives including several
from ont Of town. The bearers were
Horace Farnham Of East Montpellef.
Clark Roberts Of Montpelier, Timothy
Kelliher Of Montpelier. Or. F. n Nichols
Of Windsor. Dr. A. B Gay Of Randolph
and NJ. S. Page Of this city.
The remains were taken to his former
home IN Durham. Quebec. this afternoon.
whore services viii be held ct 81 Saints
Episcopal church at II o'clock Nv
morning, after which interment be
made IN the family lot. The d Of
flowers at the funeral was q large and
beautiful one.
Among those present from other towns
were Dr. and Mrs Al B Gay Of Ran.
dolph, Edward McCrillis Of Randolph. Mr.
and Mrs I'll nj Farnham of East Mont
peler, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Roberts Of
Montpelier and Mrs. Nellie Preston Of
Dover. NJ Fl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24

membri italani della &. C. 7 a
riceveranno ID loro paga di lockout pres
sentandosi ala sala soeialista il Granite
st. Sabato 26 febbraio dale ore 2 ale
4s30 pome7idiane.
Essendo questa Futima paga, tutti
memhri che haHno diritto q paghe. sono
richiesti di pressntarsi 0 inviare in or
dine entro dette ore. afine di potter ehiu-
dere j eonti subito Non 81 fara nessun
Sshato sera.
Tutti segretar it8liani sono pregati
al trovarsi ala Sala ale 2 pom. preeis
al Sabato
Firmato
jam. MeAdams, TesoT.,
Comitat0 del Lockout.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
MRS. sHAw's COUNTER SUIT
wife Of Former Massachusetts, Legislator
Wants Divorce.

New York, Feb "a Mrs. Nettie ri
Shaw, wife Of James i Shaw Of Boston
former Massachusetts, state senator.
has fled 4 counter suit for absolute al
vorce. This was disclosed IN New York,
The World says, by the fact that counsel
for Mrs Shaw have obtained q deposition
from a bellboy at a New York apartment
hotel where the correspondent, whom
Mrs. Shaw viii name. has resided.
Senator Shaw Il win be recalled filed
suit for divorce against his wife. naming
as correspondent II. Keno Marble.
chauffeur, with whom Mrs. Shaw Is al
legged to have eloped to California in the
summer Of 1865 A year later Senator
shaw traced her to clearinghouse in
Santa Barbara It is alleged and took
foreible possession Of his SON Eldridee,
ten years old Then he filed a suit for
divorce.
Mrs. Shaw's counter trial is expected
to come to trial next month in Bos-
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
WORCESTER OWLS sEcEDE
Declare Home Nest is an Irresponsible
Body and Denounce Methods,

Worcester, Mass, Feb "A Worcester
nest Of the Order of Owls, which has
its supreme Office in South Bend, Ind,
had seeded from the home nest and is-
sued statement denouncing the home
nest as an irresponsible body, and de-
elarina that Worcester members have
contributed $1,000, which has gone eth
81 to the home nest Or those ia its en-
ploy, and not one cent 70 the Worcester
nest to pay its sick benefits.
The Worcester nest was recently or
nanzed with 3T5 members and eaeh
member paid s5 fee The supreme prosi-
dent is john w. Talbot 81 South Bend,
Ind. The president Of the Worcester
nest Is Peter b Moriarty, q druggist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
CORPORATIONS FILE RETURNS.
Vermont institutions Have Until March
to DO 50.

Burlington, Feb. "a -Of the corpora
ti0ns doing business ia Vermont, T47
have iIed annual license tax returns for
the current year with State Tax Com
missioner ]. F.. Cushman. The time for
fling such tax returns expires March l,
and notices are being sent out by the
commissioner. Failure to file returns
according to statnte on March I increases
the tax 25 per cent. Between S30000
and s36 900 is involved IN this tax, which
amount goes into the state treasury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
NEW 1RIAL SENDS no CHAIR,
Would Have Been Better fol MeGTath II
He Hadn't Asked For 1t.

New York, Feb. "a 1T would have
been better for Edward Fl MeGrath
laborer, if hf had not had second
trial. A jury yesterday convicted him
of murder il the first degree and IN
will 60 To the electric chair
AT the FIRST trial two weeks ago, the
verdict was murder in the second degree,
which mems life imprisonment But
as is the usual custom MeGraths eoun,
sci made o motion for a new trial and
Justice Goff unexpectedly granted It
He refused TO entertain such motion
after the second conviction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
wIEcKwoRTH ALLEN GAY.
Death at bingham, Mass, Of Widely
known Lanscape Painter.

bingham, Mass Feb "a landscape
painter of widely recognized merit,
Minekworth Allen Gay WHO had spent
many years of bis active life id Japan,
China, ludia and France, died AZ his
old home in East bingham late yester.
day
Mr. Gay was born Aug rs, 1921, his
father having been prominent in state
politics and bis great grandfather pas
tor Of the old church in bingham for
sixty nine years
Mr. Gay was never married, his near.
est surviving relative being a nephew,
Walter Gay Of Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
BOY MURDERED,
SUSPECT SEEKS DEATH
Tragedy at Watertown, Mass, Late Last
Night-when Arrester, cherian
Tried TO kin Him

watertown, Mass, Feb 24.--A quarrel
late last night between three boys and
some Armeuians, who are employed by
Andrew Lamphior a millymnn AZ sos
Arsenal street, resulted in the death of
James 0Bnen, aged n years and Che
arrest Of Gabriel cherian, aged ~ years.
who Is charged with mauslaughter.
cheriau attempted to commit suicide
soon after being placed in cell at police
headquarters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
MONUMENT 10 WARNER.
To Be Erected at Bennington Center by
Col 0lin Scott.


Bennington. Feb. 24.-The Bennington
Battle Monument and Historical asso-
citation held an adjourned meeting yes.
terday at the office Of Batehelder G
Bates to take action upon the matter
Of the erection on the state grounds at
Bennington Center Of a monument and
statue to Col Seth Warner. the Begolu-
tionarY hero
Col 0lin Scott president Of the as
ISOLATION proposes to erect the memor
rial at his own expense and has already
put in 4 foundation near the Benning
ton battle monument The question has
arisen as to the legality Of such a pro
eeeding without the permission of the
state and at the meeting 9 committee
consisting Of II + Abbott O II Barber
and j il Batchelder was appointed to
investigate ana report at the adjourned
meeting to be held April 6 Il may be
necessary to take the matter before the
legislature At the coming session II o.
tober.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
WARRANT FOR MURDER.
Charging Dr.. Charles R. Hull Of Mon
roe City, Mo.

Kirksville, Mo, Feb PA warrant.
charging Dir Charles r. Hull Of Mon
roe City with numbering Prof J n,
Vaughan by strvchnine poisoning was
issued last night by Justice OF the Peace
j P Carrothers. at the request Of Prose
cutting Attorney Reiger DR. Hull is in
Montgomery City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
KILLED BY OWN CUM
Norman c. Rrickett Found Dead at Han
cock NH

Hancock, Feb. "a Norman G. Brick
EFT, formerly Of West Newton, Mass,
was accidentally killed here yesterday,
while pursuing a hawk that had been
carrying OF his poultry
He left his house with his gun at 8
p. M An hour later, as re had not re-
turned, bis brother, Edmund, went in
search Of him, and found his body about
100 rods from the house. lying dead IN
the snow. shot BY his own gun,
Apparently he had fired once at the
hawk, had partially climbed tree with
lis gun to qet nearer the bird, the gun
had gone off and shot him, and he fell
to the ground
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
THREE DEATHS I'M
STRIKE COLLISION
Native Plantation Workers Destroying
and Burning Valuable property-Two
Strikers and One Soldier Killed.
Soldiers Dispatched There.

Basse Terre auadaloupe Feb. q The
military and strikers came into eolli-
sion to-day resulting in the death of
two strikers and one soldier The sit
nation is regarded as serious, as The
sugar makers are burning and destroy
ing valuable property
Paris, Feb "a The cruiser Victor
lingo. was dispatched to-day to Guod
aloupe to assist IN the putting down Of
strike OF thousands Of the native
sugar plantation workers The vessel
carries 400 soldiers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
CAR SERVICE STOPPED.
BY Breakdown Of Generator at Car Barn
This Morning.

This Morning
Both Barre and Montpelier were with
out electric car service for fully three
hours this forenoon, as the reallt Of a
breakdown Of the generator at the car
barn. The machine ceased to lwn at
about 6:ls, and not until after nine
could the company's mechanics complete
the repairs and get the cars started.
Even when the power was on again. it
took considerable time to get the cars
onto their regular schedule, and no cars
ran IN Barre until 10 o'clock.
This generator has been in constant
use day and night since Marck !, 1909,
so the breakdown was not much of q
surprise to the employees Of The road
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
NEW VERMONT CORPORATIONS.
One Of Them at Barton Is Capitalized at
$4,000.

$4,000
Two new corporations have fled their
papers al the Vermont secretary of
states office One is the Vermont But.
tartub company of Barton, with capital
stock 81 $4,000 The incorporators ara
+. W Chandler Of Oak Park, It'll, G. Fl.
Nelson Of Derby Line Charles Taylor
Han Of Montgomery Center. John Young
Of Newport and George ,. Young, also
Of Newport
The 81 s. Martin & Son company Of
swanton is the other to Gle articles Of
association, with a capital stock Of Sl0,-
600 The incorporators are Sheriff. II.
Martin, Henry r Martin and F. A.
Ayers, an Of swanton, and E. H. Martin
Of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
IN PARIS DUEL
A Senator Cot Cut on the Arm and
the French "Houor0 was sat
isaed To-day.

Paris Feb. 24-French 4honor" was
satisfied today when the much advertised
duel between Senator Eugene Lintilhac
aud Senator Raphael Millies-Lacroix re-
suited in Senator Lintilhas receiving
slight sword wound ia the arm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
TALK OF The TOWN.

Mrs. Martin Smith Of Calais ard Mrs.
Elgin Mann and claribel have been gisit
ing Mrs Ellen Parks, lo7 Prospect street..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
TUBERCULOSIS SUNDAY.

Apnl 24 Has Been kesIgnated IS Day
for Sermons on Disease.
New York Feb q Tuberculosis will
be the theme in 2ls000 churches in the
United States on sunday April p, If
the plans of the national association for
the prevention 81 tuberculosis mature
Every Clergyman ID the country viii
be urged to set that date for a sermon
On the dread disease
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-24
WEARING OF HAT
HALTED CITIZENSHIP
Peculiar State Of Affairs Developed at
Meeting Of Board Of Civil Authority
Last Evening.

The third and final meeting Of the
board Of civil authority before the March
election was held at the city court room
last evening. II. w. Scott acted AZ
chairman and City Clerk James Maelsay
as clerk. a total Of AZ new names was
added to the list, and the transfers from
one ward to another amounted to q
total OF 30.
Everything passed along IN the usual
humdrum busy way, until David Sickle
presented himself to have his name added
10 the checklist. He had unquestionable
hnal naturalization papers and every
thing went ship-shsps, until he had
straddled the rail and stood before Alder
man L, II. Thurstou, whose duty It was
70 administer the ireeman's oath, which
every citizen must take.
David was willing to take the oath.
The stick came when the alderman re-
Quested him to remove his head d.coyoring
before taking the solemn obligation. Sic.
kle stated that be WAS a Hebrew and
that his religion taught him that If he
took an oath with his hat Of 10 would
not be a true oath, but false one.
The board could not see Il that way,
and Mr.. Sickle hied himself hence. The
business OF the board had proceeded for
q short time, when he returned accom-
panied by q man who, be said, was a
rabbi Of his church. and the stranger
who, by the way, carefully removed his
cap upon entering made some state
ments IN regard to the hat business in
connection with the Jewish belief.
None Of the explanations went with
the board. however and IL was decided
that If David wanted to become a full
iledeed American citizen and exercise the
right Of suffrage at the polls, he must
remove bis headgear. This he refused
to do, az well al 70 make an ahirma-
tion, 20 Barres total list Of votes cast
viii have 10 remain one short Of what
il might have been.
New Voters Added.
The names Of the new voters, whose
names were added, Is as follows by
wardss--
Ward one; Nelson Cilley, j.. j. New
hall John Wilfore. Cortland Perry.
Ward two: T. w. Cudworth, Frank
a. Wiley. A. G. Bradford, Peter Desau
tells, A. I. Moves, j. O. Beckley, George
Gee l. r. Clark, G. r. Souiheate.
Ward three; D. Beauchamp, NJ y.
Tleruey, William Ducharme, John Pat
terson. L. r. Holmes. John Hall. Victor
Beaulae, Fred OConnell, T. Frank Mel.
son.
Ward four: C. C. whitcomb, Italio
partalepi, Frank Palmer, Alexander Wat
son. George Mckenzie.
Ward Ave: William Leith, Felix Or
telI. Arnold Blair. e. Trevazini. l. Sar.
tarelI. Eli Bertrand
Ward silks Frsd II. Adams, Lewis B.
David Bombard Eugene Bru-
nele Peter Armstrong David Laramie.
Charles Taeey, Milford 7. Durett, Almon
Keith.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-11-04
rhe Mos NotIosabIe chanae.

$50 you have lived In Europe for 25
years? That's a long time for a man
10 be away from his own country"
Yes, 1t is, and I'm mighty glad 4
DO home again"
Il suppose o notice a great many
ohanges?"
Yes, many"
What III may ask, is the greatest
change that has come to your notlce?"
THE greatest change, It seems to
me, Ii to be found In the fact that the
~vice-president OF the United States
succeeds In getting his name in the
paper nearly ID often as he might IL
he were a baseball player or a prom
Using lightweight prizehghter."