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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
WHEN NOT no SWIM.
knowledge Which Is As Important as
How 70 Swim.

How to Swim.
A single newspaper column recent,
reported 80 CAGES Of drowning in places
many miles apart, and under conditions
as diverse as possible. They were not
suicides, strictly speaking. although the
moral responsibility is not greatly diff.
ferent in some OF the cases. Ii Il a mild
statement that in more than one IN.
stance tho fatality was not necessary.
Many Of the cases were pathetic, some
surprisingly 70. Young women died
clasped IN each Others arms, paymates
died trying 10 rescue each other, and
there were one or two cases of real ae-
cident through falling Unexpectedly IN.
to water under conditions preventing
rescue or escape. Such a toll Al this
d shocking accustomed as we are to
summer Sunday drownings
With the thermometers where II Il. Il
Is idle 10 advise even nonswimmers not
70 60 into the water Since they will
DO II. It Is doubtful advice to learn
70 swim, since it is the swimmers who
most frequently drown Having taken
the responsibility Of advising everybody
70 learn to swim, il ~ necessary 10
supplement It by advising those who
have learned 70 learn also when not to
swim and dive. aud to enforce this ad
vice BY morals drawn from Sundays aw-
full examples. One young man broke
his neck and drowned because he plunged
head.frst into water which be was told
was shallow How Is il possible to be
truly symapthetic With such reckless
nesi
Aud the indignation with such disre.
gard Of human life is similar even when,
a. frequently happens, divers persist IN
trying the depths 81 strange waters with
their heads instead of their feet. II
Il not 70 grand 70 tay unknown depths
with leap instead Of a dive. The dif
ference between a sprained ankle and
4 broken neck measures the degrees 81
vanity which are behind these two meth
DDS Of plunging Boys who try 70 float
.1n swlhg - 81 Us - * 'sf 4
son4a with ssitabiy eris = A-ais.'is par
mis- "A oniv 4 word ~ asfsiee To those
who know how 20 swim. and appear to
.hink that thereby they have a license
% be foolish. There are times and con-
iiti0ns when even swimmers should not
swim, and there never IS time when 4
swimming is safe under unsafe condi
lions So long us water will strange 4
here i no perfect safety in the water 4
50 long as this is true no precautions I
IRE excessive. whatever the skill 81 the (
swimmer. Except for show and vanity /
iii swimming exercises can be taken in
shallow water as well as Ia deep, and 4
,,,T,- t,yIav conditions 4p hers holm Il stlre
ind near. Everybody should learn both \
bow to swim, and when and where not
% swim Sundays newspapers are al
nosa perfect nIide on the sublect.--
New York Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
DOUBLE BLACK HAND TRAGEDY.
New Orleans Mar Shot and Killed, but
Daughter Speedily Avenges.

RdNAhAEA SRAEAh9 hFN1hN2s
New Orleans, July l4.Joseph Man.
celia, an italian proprietor Of saloon
and grocery at St. Philip and Decatur
streets, fen victim to the so.called
Black Hand sociaty here yesterday, but
his death was avenged few seconds
later, when his l7-year-old daughter shot
and killed his assassin as the fellow
was attempting to escape.
ManzelIa had recently received many
letters signed BLACK Hand, society de.
manding money. shortly before noon,
an Italian called at the store and de-
manded money as representative Of the
society. When ordered to leave the
place, be shot Maprella in the breast
As Manzella fell, he drew his revolver
and fired at the assassin. Young Joseph
inc Manzella rushed into the store and
gave chase to the assassin, firing at him
as he ran.
When the police arrived, the girl was
bending over the body Of her father,
weeping, The slayer lay in tle gutter
near the entrance with three bullet
wounds near his heart
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
ROOSEVELT SAYS
HE WILL BE NEUTRAL
Win Favor Neither the Regulars or
the Insurgents--He Wants to Hear
All Sides Of the Ques-

Oyster Bay, n. Y, July l4.-Theo.
dore Roosevelt said with emphasis yes
terday that lie has taken no stand as
YET IN favor of either the insurgents or
the regulars in the Republican party
and lie desires to correct any impress.
sion that he is showing iavoritism. OF
the situation within the party IA New
York state be said that he saw only
harmony ahead
want sou to make 1t clear" he said
to interiewers," that / ain seeing both
sidess | wish you would make that en-
phaitic. My main interest Is IN the slate
but on national issues / want to see
both regulars and insurgents, party
men and Independents | want to see
Democrats as well as Republicans.
Timothy Woodruff chairman Of the
New York Republican stale committee
and stameh organization man, was
in the house as Colonel Roosevelt ex.
planned his attitude. So was Repre-
sentative Charles n. Fowler Of New Jer.
sey, who is iiTst-to-last insurgeni.
Governor Hughes had departed earlier
In the day Colonel Roosevelt said that
be talked politics with all three, and
he gained about the same impression
from Mr.. Woodruff az he had obtained
Tuesday from James W. Wadswo1th, jr.,
speaker 81 the assembly.
Mr.. Wadsworth made it clear that 20
lar as i lay in his power there would
be no surrender by the organization in 4
iavor a direct nominations bin such /
10 Colonel Roosevelt and Governor
iughes urged in vain. For lbs part, Mr. I
Woodruff said yesterday he was glad
hat Colonel Roosevelt was active IN
,olftics
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
ID WiIliam q Trampl.

TThe Evening Standard considers that
the ordinary tramp is not worthy Of his
surroundings lie is not an artist Tie
has soul which is not at one with
nature.l
William land shall also dub you
Weary,
As do those artists who are weekly
hired
To linn you mated with Bill that's
Beery,
Or with ! Tim alliteratively Tired
william. say, the mug Of your mis-.
conduct
Ii filling up at an alarming ratej
Whipped at the post, or in the village
pond dueked.
You'd still have one offense to ex-
plate
We knew already how you fostered hab-
which honest folk consistently for-
swear,
Disdaining not to help yourself to rab-
And other wildfovl which belonged
elsewhere.
We knew that all the liveiong day you
Your wits against the law; and had
no doubt
That IN the night you brazeuly com
The last and greatest sin Of sleeping
out"
But. having passed the usual moral
structure,
we might have schooled our Judgment
to condone
II only you had kept within the picture
And harmonized your tints to natures
own.
Your clothes, for instance; where's the
touch artistic
IN what YOU call by courtesy a
"frocknl
Could anything be more antagonistic
70 picturesqueness than your billy
coekf
Your customs, also, show you do not
follow
The worship Of the beauty which is
truth;
No woodland herbs All your recurrent
hollow,
But saIyaged mutton that has lost its
youth,
And when the pangs Of thirst assail
your throttle
No crystal fountain serves for your
carouse;
You soil the landscape with blatant
bottle
Filled at the encountered public
house.
IN fact, friend William, it's beyond de.
NAL,
And amply proved by other pens than
mine
See the above quotationl that on trial
You stand condemned both rogue and
Philistine
As out Of tune amid the country's
graces
As those egregious advertising bills
Which noise abroad in ill-considered
places,
The benefits Of Someone's Liver Pills.
Punch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
wILEg SILL OPPOSES BENzoArE.
He Expects to Have His Opinion Sus-
tanned by Federal Court.

Washington, July H. Although the
American Institute Of Homeopathy at
its convention at Pasadena, Cal, adopt
ed resolution resembling its action tax
en- last year condemning the use Of
benzoate Of soda az food preservative,
DR. Wiley, chief chemist Of the depart
ment Of agriculture, has stronger 0pin.
ions than ever on the subject, The
Developments during the last year said
Dr. Wiley, have accentuated my opin-
Ion as to the harmful preseryatiye.
expect to zee that view sustained by
tie federal courts, as The evidence thar
has been submitted recently in Indiana
cases points that way"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
TAFT WANTS LIGHT ON ALASKA.
wickersham and Nagel to Visit the
Territory.

Wickersham and Nagel to Visit the
Territory.
Beverly, July Alt has been definite
IL determined that Attorney General
Wickersham shall accompany Secretary
Nagel to Alaska. The situation there
has given the president much concern.
Serious fractional controversies have been
in progress there for several years. Eacn
time an appointment has been made 70
one 81 the federal offices, campaign has
been started against the appointee The
delegate from Alaska, Mr.. Wickersham,
who, by the way, is no relation Of the
attorney general, is at loggerheads with
the administration. The president has
found it necessary lately to remove .
number Of Alaskan officials. Several Of
the men wnom he appointed 70 succeed
sl.sss isiled y qaRsarIzgsssisriif = feesotf
- reccMs appointments. Mr.. Taft wants
X much hret-hand information he
can get on the situation, 20 ne to shape /
his future course with reference TO Alas
kan affairs. He believes that the at
torney general and Mr.. Nagel can bring
him this information
The two cabinet officers will sail from
Vancouver on the FISH commission steam
er Albatross. They viii 20 west through
Canada, leaving Montreal next Monday
morning On the way back from Alaska,
Secretary Nagel win stop over at Seat
tie and Portland. While in Alaska, Sec
rotary Hagel win look into the salmon
fisheries and will also investigate the
lighthouse situation, The administers
ton Of affairs in Alaska is almost wholly
ii the hands az the United States attor-
neys and marsnal Of the three divisions.
These officers are supposed to act in
harmony with the governor. IA some Of
the divisions, it is said, there has been
ANYTHING but harmony, and much
mixed.up state Of affairs has existed,
Attorney General Wiekersham IS largely /
responsible for the district attorneys and
and he is anxious to get some
for his own guidance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
when the clothier tainted.

A London cIothier was never known
to acknowledge that he didn't have any
thing possible customer might ask for.
One day customer entered the shop
and asked if he had any trousers made
especially for one-legged men.
Certainly replied the merchant.
eyvhat kind do you wantl"
Dress pants said tine man. @The
best you've GOT
Hurrying into the rear Of the shop, the
enterprisiug merchant snatched a pair Of
trousers and shipped of the right leg
with pair Of shears. Hastily turning
under the edges, he presented them to
the customer.
eThat's the kind I want. WHAT'S the
price2
Thirty shilings."
swell, give me pair with the left
leg off,
A month later the clothier was pro-
nounced conyalescent, London Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
LISBON
DEFIES ROME
Action of Archbishop Braga
Nullified
HE SUPPRESSED PAPER
-
On Order from vatican--Amnesty Re-
fused the Barcelona Rioters-span-
ish Troops After Raiding Ref
ugees from France.
He SUPPRESSED PAPER

Lisbon, July LA royal decree has
been issued. multiplying the action OF
Archbishop Braga, VINO, upon orders
from Cardinal Merry del Val, the papaI
secretary Of state, suppressed the Fran.
ciscan Review, which, be maintained, al.
though Christian and Catholic was not
necessary to the support Of the National
Catholic party The decree declares that
the archbishop has on right to execute
religious Instructions without the previ.
Gus consent Of the government, and
warns him that repetition Of this
action would be calculated to arouse a
conflict in the country which could not
be tolerated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
PROTEST MILK RATE ADVANCE.
New England Farmers Before Interstate
Commerce Commission.

Washington July Complaint was
made yesterday to the interstate COM
merce commission Of the recent advance
made BY the Boston & Maine railroad
Of the transportation rates Of milk from
New England points into the city Of
Boston. IN presenting the complaint to
the commission, counsel and consider
able delegation representing the milk
dealers and people Of Boston urged toe
to suspend the proposed
rates until their reasonableness could be
determined.
The rates are to become effective on
August !, unless suspended. The com.
mission conducted yesterday an informal
hearing on the matter Of suspension Of
he proposed rates. The hearing was ia
executive session-that is, newspaper
men were excluded although everybody |
Use in interest was admitted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
Will TAKE UP oLEoMARGARINE.
Investigation Of Fraud Charges VIII Be
Important Part Of Work.

- Washington. Jhly IA Federal inquiry
into various features Of the oleomafgar.
inc frauds, it Is understood here. will
become one Of the important matters
to which the attention Of the special
grand jury which meets Va Chicago This
week, viii be called. The grand jury
has been summoned primarily to resume
the investigation into the so-called beet
trust. the indictments returned some
months ago having been thrown oWa Of
court ny Judge I.andis bsscanssa they were
defective. The government has been DIS
appointed in the fuaiure Go prosecute
more generally the indictments brought
in Chicago following Che thorough in
vestigation Of oeomargariHe frauds.
Forty five presentments were made and
only two or three cases, according to
the officials here. ever have been brought
to trial Judge lands believes the gov
eminent has been defrauded out ola large
amount Of money a. a result Of the per
petration Of the frauds and the predie-
ton Is that he will deliver vigorous
address to the grand jury along this
line,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
Bv Right of Gift.

A disembodied soul that during its
earthly incarnation had had troubles Of
its own descended into Hades IN its
new embodiment it was strolling along
with 4 rather pompous air, when it met
bis satanic majesty,
sYou act as if you were the owner
81 Iris place" observed the sovereign.
Il ought to be- replied the new ar
rival. airily: "my wife was giving e
to me right along Everybody Mag
azine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
pRy rIME n UNIrED KINeDoM.
Years Decrease In the costOf Liquors
Consumed ss4,oo0,ooo.

Washington, July 1.-THE united
kingdom sobered Up $540Oo000 worth
In the year 1900, according to figures
furnished t.his government by Consul
General John L. Griffiths 81 London, who
reported marked falling OF in the
consumption Of Intoxicating liquors in
AZ British realm during 1860. In that
y,ear The amount expended for liquors
wae s7sO, 1000 decrease Of $4,000,
600 from 1908.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
PROSECUTING THE PACKERS.
The Government Begins Proceedings In
Chicago.

Chicago, July 1.-THE first move in
the governments new investigation Of
the packing interests was made Tues
dav. when subpoeuas for fifty employees
Of lie National Packing company were
issued By United States District Attor.
ney Sims. Those subpoenaed are ordered
to appear before the federal grand jury
on THURSDAY. The members of the spec
iaI grand jury will receive their instrne-
lions from Judge Kenesaw NJ. LandaA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
Sweeping Action by Com
MERGE Commission
FORMAL INQUIRY COMING
Into Cost Of Transportation Boston
Milk Dealers Among the Beneficial.
ries--Action Means Much to
Mass. Consumers.

Washington, July l4-suspension Of
recent general advances in freight rates
has been determined upon by the inter.
state commerce commission These tar.
IFS were to become effective on August
l. BY a vote Of the commission, the
rates will be suspended until a
formal inquiry into their reasonableness
can be had.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
Not Aimed At Us.

Toxic, July H. Marquis Katsura, the
premier and minister Of finance, denied
Yesterday that the recent Japanese and
Russian convention was influenced by
Secretary Knox's proposition for the
naturalization Of the Manchurian rail
ways. He said: 1T was not directly
or Indirectly intended as an answer to
the United States The convention was
made solely TO reassure the friendly
relations between Japan and Russ9o,
though with the practical object Of inn
proving traffic connections.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
FUNERAL COST 500, 500.

Depise OF King Edwssa Net 50 costly
a. Eeanwtno.
London. Juiy II. phe elaborate ia
neral given King Edward cost the nation
S202 800. "a is shown IN the supplement
airy financial estimate, issued yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14

Teacher (of night schooll-What 40
you understand by the term life SEN
tenceg' Give an example Of one.
Shaggy Haired Pupil pronounce
you husband and wife. "-Chieago
Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
FILMS SHOWING CRIME BARRED
Pittsburg Takes Firm Stand on Nov
ing Pictures.

Pittsburg, Pa, July -Mnying pic
lures depicting train robberies, safe
cracking and other crimes must not be
shown hereafter in Pittshurg Director
Of Public Safety John n NORM, has
notified All managers pf ngasiav eAe
be permitted under penalty Of revoca-
ton Of license. The recent hoidup 81
street cars. the director attributes TO
the influence Of these pictures
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14

we can do nothing well without JOY
and a good conscience. which Is the
ground Of ioy.-Dibbes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14

The dean Of our men Of letters. w 1
ioweIls has a sketch and appreciates
in tile July number Of The North Amtx
lean Review, entitled "A Political Nor
eIist and More The sketch is the esd
mate Of the writings Of Brand Whitloeks.|
and the appreciation is of the w0rlkmH1
ship ST this political realist IN 6etl9H
In reviewing "The Turn Of the BalaAes
he says
ut Is az unsparing an aecusatl1n
legality as Jolstoy's Resurfecti0as Q'Is
ii il made with greater authority ffN1s
more practical knowledge. Mr Whltlask
is the mayer Of Toledo. thrice elected
without Nolition of his, by tile inElSieE
gable persistence Of majority d bis
fellow citizens over the minority a AI'
the other political parties uniting agaiilsE
him; he knows what the administTafieH
Of the law Isl He IL himself an attorney
locally successful in civil and criminal
practice. and when a Young man. well
under forty, Of such ability as 10 hare
won the supreme court Of Ohio 4 ra6a
against the state and obliged it I'd thN
revision OF an entire body Of legislatioa
he knows what the procedure Of earffA
Is. RE mas been reporter and he knows
something Of the criminal classes, in=
GLIDING the police, with the sharp an
sparing penetration Of newspaper maf.
He is philanthropist; he has studied
the condition and government Of prie.
ons; and he knows the facts OF them.
This awful book is the sum Of his ex-
perience and observation, and 10 bis
authority in the matter he
Joins the instinct Of poet and the com
science Of politician whose advance in
public life has been through his unseItish
service Of his fellow citizens and their
grateful recognition. It not only touches
The heart with the force which the ere
alive imagination alone can exert but
it compels conviction with the power Of
statistics
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
Magazine Reuiepv
Pineapple Conserve.

Pineapple conserve should be made
of the sguarloaf pineapples," says Julla
Hite Callaher ia the Womans Home
for July.
Peel. remove the eyes with q Sharp
knife, and cut into thick slices, up and
down. instead Of across. in order not IA
use the hard core; scald ID clear waf
until tender. then add two-thirds svtstf
81 th... .,n4..r N wlsieh - ea4 -.
= cooked down thick add the iruft 1i''E
cook an hour; pack in jars and cq}fN
with the syrup When ready 90 asa
preferred dry drain and ron ia era
ated sugar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
sl1.ooo BAIL
Demanded for Release Of Shooting
Youth.

Quincy. Mass, July l4-John G. Lea
hy, the South Boston youth with whom
Chief Of Police Loring Of Braintree ex-
changed shots on Saturday, was held IN
sll 900 bail for the grand jury Tuesday
IN the local court Leahy, charged with
assault with intent to kill and also with
burglary waived examination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
Summer
Troubles!

Hyou have a cranp or pain,
q sense of chill with aching
muscles or cold extremities,
an uneasiness in the stomach
or bowels, a feeling of ner-
vousness, wakefulness or ex-
haustion, Sanford's Ginger
will give prompt relief and
may prevent a serious illness.
Taken hot, on the spot, it is
worth dozen far-away doctors.
Look for the Owl Trade Mark on the wrap
per. lest you get cheap. worthless Or dauFef-
Gus substitute. Forty years the standard II
purity. flavor and strength. A delicious cou-
biHaiion q ginger. aromatlcs and French
brandy. Sold by all druggists and grocefs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25
A Shinjno Example.

It is not yourself only you will serve
by the formation of hopeful views and
hnbits; you will be a perpetual cor
dial and tonic to all those with whom
your lot Is cast.-Disraeli.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25
PROCEEDINGS OF
Board Of Supervisors
Continued from page 10.

ntinued rompa IL.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read by the
clerk. The same approved
Supervisor Waldron chairman committee N sherfs
accounts presented the following repori, to-wit:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
Your committee sherifs and deputy sherihfs claims
and accounts submit the following as their report
Fees, fines costs collected returned county
treasurer, from Oct LIST, 1909, to Jan LIST, 1910
@. G. Chappell $40 30
M McGregor- 2S7O
r. d. Shrine 3d.
Total $846O
E. r. WALDRON
G. S. SHAEFER,
A. @. BENEDICT
Committee
On motion of Supervisor Gaynor supported by Super
visor Warner the above report accepted and adopted
Supervisor Westgate chairman of committee to audit
the of the register of Deeds presented the follow
ing report towt
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
Your committee audit the of the register of
deeds beg leave to submit the following report:
We have examined the books and files of that office and
find there turned the county treasurer
follows
OCTOBER Al
November 30 "
Total
We also submit herewith summary of all fees received
in said Office for the year ending JAN 1st 1910
ORLO WEsTGATE,
j. G. MCFELL1N,
A. D. Conway,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25

was made by Supervisor Gaynor Supervisor
Gaut that the chairman appoint COMMITTEES of three
make angements for picnic
lhereupon the chairman appointed the following super
vlsors, towt Gaynor, Gault and Westgate
mittee
motion was made by Supervisor Virgins seconded
oy supervisor Gaut that the OF dollars appro-
pated for flowers Seeds bulbs etc. Identifying the
court house lawn. Carried
Supervisor Burger chairman of committee pre-
scented to the board the following report:
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY VAN BUREN, (
We, the undersigned chairman of the board of
supervisors OF the said county of Van Buren,
certify that the following is the pay roll said of
supervisors presented and allowed by committee on
claims for attendance and mileage during their January
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25
Indians and Husbands.

The indians are probably accused Of
more mean things unjustly than any
other class of men on the face of the
earth, except husbands. - Atchison
(Kan.) Globe.