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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
9pjiale Tra9e.

Die i@reienoen MiBitalr6e III ser beu,
tigen @elelllboft foroem 0ringe3o ser
Abbiilfe, u1o Menl6enfreunoe oenfen
ernltlid oariiber nod, ourh mel6e
Mittel sic geieuiboftliden l1ebel ab=
geldafft ooer ood %menigltenS gelinoert
mer0en t0nnel1. Die es biloet sic TO-
3iale 6rage uno sic 20iu1g oerlelben
1T fir oos @obl rno @ebe Der Menld=
belt bon ar,BeroroentQider @idtigfeit.
Die @orld}l6ge sur 20iung fomn1en
muptidbli6 bon 5lpet 5eitel1, bonn
driltlid %lo5ialen l,no anti-9riitlideu
Stonopl,nft.
8ir Gbrilteu beGa1pteu, 0aB Sic TO-
oialeu ltebel gelinoert mer0en ol1rd
8efolgung ser 2ebre @briiti, ser @e=
botc @ottes uu1o l1nterpeiiungen ser
Stride. &ranfbeit, Mrml1tb, @le1o
u,o 2eio bot es INNER gegebeu lno
miro eS gebeu bis gum Gnoe Ser Welt.
Diel e l1ebel meroen aber ertraglt6
rurd sic 2iebe @ottes un0 0eS Wa6=
]ten. Die 2iebe @otteS perlungt bon
ocn Neiben, b%urlber5ig 5u lein gegen
sic Mrmen lulo gered)t 81 perfabren ge=
gen sic Mrbeiter. Wer Oem Mrbeiter
leiren 2obn perfiir5t ooer porentbalt,
begebt cine binuwlldreiel1oe Siinoe.
Der rei6e Yrnlier piro CUR Sole Der
oan1n1t, aber ser arl1e 2a5urlls ton1mt
in Mbrabams 5doB. 8er leineu Yru=
Der baBt> lit in Ser 6inlterniB> rmo
pa,1oelt III ser 6initerniB, uno meib
uidt, mobiu ct gebt, meil Die 6initer=
nib Blind gen1abt bot ieine Mugen.-
(Sob. 2, 11.)
Dieie 8oridriften gelten fir ale
Meniden u116 es lit ie6em %offenbar,
'penn oieielben befolgt mur6en, mare
sic @elt Elm Baro6ies un0 &laiien=
toB mm0gli6. Nber oieieS lt6ere
I'M feblbore Mittel mill mur nibt an
men0en, ebenlotpenig Sic HatbI9lage
ser fl. Stride, Sic itets reyes Snterelle
fri sic Nrbeiter fat, lpie 0as berilbm=
te Mlnolhreiben v&erum Moparln1"
aln Is. Moi 1891 Don Eaplt Seq
XIII. benefit. ST r0tD Sen Mrbeitern,
lid in llr1iol1eu 81 pereinigen uno
ourd Oielelben ibre Suterellen 5n for
nern. 9ie Stride lit allo ridt gegelr,
]onoern fir sic ltnionen. Die uuio=
men li11o sen Mr6eitern Don groBeln
Muten. Obue llnioren marc1 Sic Mr=
better idntblos SEM &opitaliSnt1S aus
gelief ert u,1o ipiir0en in 5fluDerei
perlinfeu. Die llnionen iiuo 0aS BE-
lte Yolwcrf gegen Oie l%lebergriffe oeS
&opitals> mir milllen Sic lint
omen lelb1t iid Dor NuSidreitl1n=
in per11iinftigen @ren5en bleibel1.
Terner Benefit sic Stride lire 2iebe
gegen sic Mrbeiter 0ur6 @erfe Drift
lider N66iteuliebe. Die 5oblreiden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07

lo5iulen 6rage, io5ialen l1ebeln unc
lo5ialen Nrbeiten ipri6t, 10 6e11fen Sic
meiiten an Sen So5ialismus, Elm SD=
item, ooS cine gemilie Sorte Men-
ihen ais raoifaQes @eilmittel gegen
oues meni6libe @len0 anpreilt.
Mer bisber meiner 9fe0e gefolgt it,
mfrs jpmit perltc6en, mas %lo5iale lie
bel lino, uno mas sic lo5iale 6rage
Mir baben ferner ei1 lt6ereS.
unfeblbores Mittel angegeben, Sic o.
3iale Sroge 5l1 loien, nber babel be-
merit, ooB gar piele oiel les Mittel Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07

lperfen, Tie lol1fen faliden Eropbeter
na9 u&l0 lo1ien ii6 betb0re1 un0 mie
leiGt ooraus3uiogen lit, 81 ibrem Ser
0erbe11.
Mae Meni6erl @elebrte n1o Huge
lebrte, @briite1 ltn0 So5ialilten flint
nren oarin therein, baB es bier al1f gr=
Sen piel 2eio l1no glen0, l1nter0rii=
dung l11o SUB gibt> ser %be0eltel10 &c,
linoert merDel f0nnte. 9ie So5iali-
iten bebal1pten, bieie s fam nar 0nrh
nmf ttl1r5 ser bisberigen &erbaltl1ilie
.errei6t meroen. SSt1 ie0er Neoe pre-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07

0igen Tie iiber 6ie gfotb ser Mrme11 un6
Sic lleppigfeit ser &ei9en. sic mil=
len sic Sage Ser Mrbeiter 10 erbarm-
li6 0ar5uiteuen> 0oB aud) ielblt ser
better %lituirte 0enft, in Dem So5iolis=
mus lei mirfli6 0os Sell uno sic gr=
lolnng 81 fin0en.
lteber sen 3uflrnitsltoot iino Sic
So5iolilten ielblt ni6t einig. l1eber-
baupt lit es idper, ibr 2ebrlpitcm &C.
na1 gu firieren. Mls i9loue slgita=
loren befolgen iie oas Miiblidfeits=
prin5ip. 8as tie an einem Srte leb=.
rem, Uermerfen iie an einem o1oern,
nit ei11em @orte, Tie Der teben es,
ibren Montel na1 sem @in0e 5lt b0i11=
gen, uno ibren 3ub0brern @onig nm
Sen Wl11o gu l6mieren. Sc II ibnen
logar %gelungen, einige Hrielter 5u BE-
tb0ren un0 Inn &atbolifen gu fa1gen
pertbeilen tie iogor angeblide fatholi=
lhe 3eitltgen an sen &ir6entbiiren,
I'M fire Sheen Sen 2e1ten uuf5u0ran-
gen. Die 5o5ialilten iin0 unermii0lib
in Ser Eropagan0a un0 neil ibr Bro=
gran1m lal1ter glan5enbe Geripreden
fir Sic 3ufunft, ein @immel idon bier
auf @r0en lit, finoen iie einen %itarfen
Mnbong bel iolde1l Sic ni6t fir liG
lelblt 0enfen.
I'm iiber sic 2ebre ser 5o5;alilten
flar gu mer6en, miiiim mir sic &aupt=
iabe 6es SDitens na9 sen beoeuten=
lten Mnfiibrern 5uiammenlteuen.
Gritens beiBt es, SOS Gbriitentbum
fat jebt nabe5u 5pei Sauien0 Sabre
6eitan0en, uno 0od beiteDen nod 10
piele l1ebel, 0arum muB sic 2ebre
@briiti abgei6afft un0 Elm nelles
@pangelium gepreoigt meroen. Oieies
nel,e @pangelium beitebt in ser 2ebre
Ser geieaidaftli@en Hro0uftion, 5. T..
oqe Hroouftionsmittel lperoen gemein-
i9aftli6eS gigentbum, uno ieoer Mr=
better erbalt einen beittmmten 5beil
bon Sen Yroouften.
Eripat= @igentbum miro a%ufgaboben
un0 ser Staat belibt alles un0 iorgt
fir aaes. Ser llnteri6ieo 5lpiibsn
reid uno arm miro o%ufb0retr, oa aue
glei9 iino uao genug erbalten, gliid=
lid bier auf @r0en gu leben, obne auf
SEN @immel 5u marten, 6en sic Hfaf-
fen peripreden. @eil ser @immel be-
reits bier auf groen lit, braudt es
peiter feline &eligion, @ott uno ieine
@ebote falen Don lelblt fort. gs miro
oarum audi feiner 9e5mungen gu Der
iauern, ie0er lit fret in ieiner 8obl.
9ie &in6er meroen auf S~taatsfoiten
ernabrt un0 er5ogen. 0ieies iino Ell
nige ser &auptlebren oes neuen @pan<
gelil1ms uno IN ibren Solgen 9eben
oiei elbe1 nod tpeiter, mir6en sic So
milien aufl9ien uno 3uitanoe berbei-
fiibren> Dor Semen ie0er 0enfenoeMeni9
eridreden m1b. gs mir0e 51 meit
fiibren> ieoen %ein5elnen 8unft 6ieier
2ebrcn 5u erflaren uno 51 mioerle=
gen, 6ieies lit idon offers eeideben
in 5ablreiden 5driften uno @eoen,
J Sic leioer 81 menig geleien .meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07

&ospitaler per6anfen Ger 9iebe gum
Na9iten ibren uriprl,ng, 100 sic Sci
sen arn1er 4ranfen o1r6 oie lieben=
SEN !@an6e hrmber5iger 56meitern
gelin0ert mer0en. 8etrabtet lpie sic
driltlide 2iebe iid Ser arnen @ittmen
ln0 @ai1en annimmt, oeren @dter
m10 grndbrer entlueoer ourd natiirli-
6en ODER gepaltiamen 500 geral1bt
muroen. Mit melder @e6ulo uno
2iebe untermeiien Sic S6peitern @bri=
itt sic &in6er bon &ei6en ltn0 Mrmen
IN allem1> mas niibli6 lit, um ibr Sc
ben bier mno in ser n10eren @elt Mtg
lid uno ertrdglid 81 MAIDEN. Ole
Wabrbett it, Die Stride nit alien it,
ren Mnitalten uno @inridtl1ngen lit
ein Musfll,B @ottes= u,o ser Ma6lten=
liebe. @enn sic Menldenfinoer Sic
les t1ur erfen1el lpollten.
Mber man bort lieber a1f falide
Yropbeten uno fauft ibnen nod. Sc
lir1gt es Sic len, Sic 2eute zines 2a1,oes
az betb0ren uno ans &u0er 81 Sc
lal1geu, oan11 fdllt man gleib iiber sic
Stride un0 lire 0iener ber, treibt Sic
Sroeusleute aus Sem 2anoe uno raubt
oeren 8eiibtbum, mie ma11 borgibt,
gum Better Ser Mrbeiter. @ie perlo=
gen oieles lit, liebt man al,genibcinlid
III 6ronfreib Son biirgerliGer Sci
te lpiro Sen Mrbeitern ungeratben,
hllrb fire llnionen lebensfabige 20b=
ne u110 ongemeilelre Nrbeits5eit 81 er=
3pingel1. 6erner sur &eeelung ser
6rol.el= un0 ainoerarbeit ltrenge &C.
iebe 81 erlalien uno ourd8ufiibren.
Die 30Qe louen IN elmer @eiie &C.
regelt meroen, ooB iie oenp gal15en Sol
fe gum Nl1ben iino un0 Sic M0glidfeit
ol1S5ui@lieBen, 6aB 6urd boben 5@ub=
5ou einige menige iid 5u 8iuiona-
rem mGiten. s. bleibt alio re6t bic
les 81 tba1n al,d ouf burgerlider Sci
tie un0 es fann our6 meile @eiebe
piel lebel beleitigt uno piel Scott ge=
lin0ert meroen. Seoer Bbilantrope
6ut groBes Sntereile an Ser 8erbelie=
rrng ser io5ialen Gage un0 gelebrte
'Serren mad}en Sic i%o5iale Srage gu
einem Stloium. s. lit al16 l6on
pieles leitens ser &egierung gei6e=
ben, sic Notb un6 0aS @leno bes Mr=
6eiterita1oes ST beber1, belon0ers in
9euti6lono, mo- man 0ur6 Sparfalie Ell
uno &eriiderur1g Sen Mrbeiter gegen
l(n1liid uno Notb ii6er ite1t. Cider
lih lit es sic Nflidt zines ieoen Men-
id)en, al 10 audi fir uns, 51 Ser Sc
6ltng geiellldaftliher ltebel nod
ardften bei5utrogen> aber moblperitan-
Sen, in ser redten 8eiie. Dieies
bringt inns ollo uuf Elm S6ema, moo
rauf piele bon gu6 ldon felt 8eginn
ser &e0e geiportet baben, nanli6 auf
SEN So5iolismus, ser jebt an Ser 81
g%esor0nung iit. @enn ma bon elmer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
ssaver Denies Absurd Renort.


Editor Times VIII Won please grant
me space in your valuable paper to rel
fute y malicious report ljnst circulated
By certain persons for obvious reasons
70 the effect that I am a rich New
Worker The president Of a powerful hl.
mare society On a large salary, and that
am not 4 Nermanter" all ri which
lis absolutely untrue
Before returning To my native state
ta SETTLE here for balance Of my life
as have I held The secretary and treas
ureFship of q small charitable humane
association ia New York have con
timed 60 hold the same since living here.
This position requires my presence IL
New York six times each year at an
executive meeting 4 pay my own ca
psnses from Vermont % New York and
return. and while in New York, while
90 these trips only being paid nominal
sum for hooking after certain details
for the association
am not RICH mofe's the pity
am not New Yorker and am a
dYed-in.the-wooi Nermontef have my
only home here and pas taXes here and
not il New York
Levi M Seayer
Nalliamstown, june 4 1870
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

know what story she had told IN order
that what ! should say would tally
with II. She told me not to worry
about that: she had given good rea-
son for my calls. / asked Der Il was
to sec the person who had left word
at my Office FOR me to treat the young
lady, and she said he was away and
would be away several weeks
by the time he returned ! had made
love ID nv patient. and she had re-
sponded favorably, Indeed, she sent
me 70 him-a mere form. she said be
being her uncle, to ask for her hand.
/ did so, announcing myself as the
physician be had asked to treat a
member Of his family
Well be asked. did you pull the
wool over the old giFl's eges#
I didn't understand what he meant
hy the eoldv girl, but I replied that
had succeeded admirably. I went on.
but when ] said something about the
young lady be interrupted me.
young lady be hangedl She's fifty
hve.p
It came ont that the elderly woman
was my intended patient. / had given
myself away q her at my entrance,
ana she had taken me to see the
young lady, asking her to act IN her
stead. The girl from pure mischief
consented 70 do SO, but there were
two Of Us hoist by our own petard.
The two older ones were brother and
sister; the girl was their niece, an
orphan and possessing a fortune
married her, and She preferred
that devote myself TO taking care OF
her property rather than sending pm
tents candied fruits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
JingIes and Tests
60. BottsIoraI. caadII onInIan.


There's q lot 81 folks who always keep
a-growlin' at The rirhs
Every man who has million they'd
have put IN hoilin piten;
They will not forgive person who con-
trves to get along,
But don't believe that hayin' lots Of
cash il always wrong.
Mind ! done pretend To argue that the
rich are always right
There are lots Of men With millions that
have souls as black as night;
But I've studied the thing over, and ]
guess there's one thing sure;
It's no sign a man Is noble, just because
he's keepin poor
I've sort 81 crazy notion that there
may be here and there
Some rich men who'll 50 to heaven and
secure crown 10 wear,
For I've met some wealthy people as
I've Travelled round ahout
That I don't believe that heaven can
afford to % without
And I've cot another notion which I'D
like To have Won know
All the poor may 90 to heaven; J can't
half helieFe Il thonehi
There are poor men who are worthy
but can't help feelin sure
That Ynu'll not get past Sc, Peter just
because YOU have been poor.
Chicago Record Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

It isn't often that railroad accident
appens, in which there is time enough
Tor cool head to give the warning to
Everybody hang onto his seat and brace
his feet like that which occurred on
The New York, New Haven Hartford
railroad near New Rochelle The other
day But perhaps Il would Be wen for
all possible travellers to remember The
admonition to hang onto the seat and
brace the feet when they feel impending
disaster. Undoubtedly many deaths and
serious injuries are caused BIT the hurl-
Ing about of the nonsressting bodies 81
passengers when ire saoek comes, ribs
being broken NEST easily ID this way
So remember to brace yourself and hang
onto the seat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
NATIVE OF HARpwIcK.
Hiram o. whitney Died IN Springfield
Where He Lived Many Years

Hiram O. Whitney Died n Springfield
Where He Lived Many Years
Springfield, june 8, Hiram o. WHIT
ney one Of the best known and most
highly respected business men of SPRING
field during the present generation died
Monday night at his home on River
street after an extended illness. Ml
Whitney had been ia very poor health
since April and second attack came
"a week ago Saturday which WIS
TIE immediate cause Ii hls death The
prevailing illness was embolism Of the
brain together with arteri sclerosis ana
other complications.
Mr. Whitney wa born ia Haragiek
January 1855 one q the ten ehil.
daen 81 Alfred and Aleliue Yonal
Whitney iic received iittk education
hut attended district school W his
native town Az ihe age 81 = Be came
to Springfield and entered the employ
Of the Vermont Snnth Co.
In short time the deceased was
raised % the position 81 foreman and
sean took the Office Of superintendent
Under him tie company gradually in.
creased u size and h was taken h a.
one 81 the partners with Miles smith
ard Joseph White About IN years ago
MI Nhiinpy retired from active labor
but has always held great interest
ii tile company which lie brought @ sue.
cess.
Nh Whitney was married April Is
lsaa and bis wife survives him together
with three sisters, Mrs Il IS. SehFinaI
of Newark Mil Mrs Herbert Ingalls,
81 Nashua M lli and Mrs. r N. Cum
mins 81 Nashua n Il and two broth
ers, Hubert and Carl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
MADE VERMONT REQUESTS.

Marshall ] Morrl Remembered Native
Town Of Danville.
Danville June s rs the win 81 Mar
shan } Morrill, who diad il Brooklyn
May 2s the Congregational church 81
his place receives $1,000. the ladies
Library association $1,000 and the GENE.
terry fund 5000 Mr Morrill, was horn
in nangille Dee lp 1881 and had lived
In Brooklyn since 1856 lite WAS 4 weli
known architect among ihe blnldmgs
which be Designed being the National
city bank the johnson building the
Wise building and the Lafayette avenue
Presbyterian church. IN Brooklyn, In
which he was The fif pow holder Ha
retained an interest Id the town Of his
birth throughout bis life and was ife-
qRent visitor here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
PR0MINENT nusINEss MAN.
NJ. D. Greene of ST. Adams Died Last
Evening.

NJ, D. Greene Of ST. Adams Died Last
Evening
ST. Adams June s. Marcus Darwin
Greene, well known business man,
died at his home on North Main street
at Sis O'clock last evening Of heart
trouble, with which he bad been afflicted
for several yours although he has bsen
attending % business Up 70 within two
weeks
Mr.. Greene was the son Of Henry G.
and Hannah Greene and was born in
this sity 90 years ago He was twice
married, leaving wife and four chill.
dren tha oldest son. Ferdinand Il. Greene
d Schenectady y. II, being by his drse
wife he Is also survived 81 three
brothers Sidney y Greene 81 Boston,
George II Greene ol Woodsville, n. H.,
and Lofen n Greene al ST. Adams. and
BIZ three sisters, Mrs. a y Laraway Of
Waterglle, Mrs, w &. Anners Of Sc.
paul, Mimi, and Mrs. Dewitt b Sax
tAA va AtNNtMAAf
Mr. Greene had been connected with
the National Car company for Che pssv
35 years and for several years past
was superintendent and treasurer Ia
his younger days be was q railroad
man and worked IN various capacities on
The Central Vermont He was q member
81 the famous Ransom Guards and for
many years was identified with The Yer
mont National Guard being retired with
che rank 81 l2uteuant.eolone few
years since III was 4 member Of the
First Congregational church The iuner-
al viii Be held 1t bis late residence
on North Main street on Thursday aft
erHoon Ferdinand Il Greene Of sche.
neetady, N ". left yesterday for home,
thinking that bis father Was getting
better.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

Vermont second district wants a repre-
sentative of some independence 81
thought and action, not shifting witllthe
wind ike shuttlecosk but able 10 take
a position and maintain il, provided the
position was justified ia the first place
Another term in Congress ought 10 en-
able Mr. Plumley 70 60 good work for
the state and ior tbs uation and the dell
egates TO tho district convention during
the hitter Part Of the present month
viii find no good reason for not sending
him back for two more years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

Tho Rev. Lester F. Reynolds Of East
Norwalk Coma who recently received
call to the pasiorate of the Advent
Christian church IN Rutland declined the
call The church al East Norwalk IS
unwilling To give mp the Rev NJ. Rey-
nolds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

President Fellows Of the university Of
Maine probably dd the wise thing IN
resienins from DIS position, foF TIE past
year hes been one III recurring outbreaks
with The student body and the same
spirit d hostility was likely to continue
through the succeeding year and prob
ably longer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

One Of the worst features about this
latest earthquake IN Italy IS that the
seismic disturbances are working north
ward and are not confined merely 70 the
fce "a about the southern part and about
SICILY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
ANYONE With Industry

and economy may make q livelihood
lsir JohH Lubbolsl life Insurance guar.
antess this livelihood fer enur family if
you De not live to earn end save. and
it saves it for You if Won I've National
Life Insurance Cos Montpelier. W.T. lAlu-
tual
s 8. Ballard Geuerai Agent, Mont
peher, VT; N 3 Ballard. local agent,
RaTFa. Vt lMutraL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

Lewis N. seaver of Nillamstown
comes as near p being Varmonter as
nativity patriotism home ties and civic
interest can make once and the report
that be Is not a Nermoaler but a New
Yorker, IS founded on nothing in fact.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

Recent developments ID Congress 10 70
show that Insurgency the much used
expression, is not essentially revolt
against the administration and President
Taft, since the so.called insurgents
were ready to rally TO the support Of
The administration IN TIE important mat.
tiers. It il left therefore, that ainsur
geney Is merely q rebellion against the
speaker Of the House and the mantle
which hitherto was spread about him.
President Taft himself can depend on
the loyalty Of the Republican members
Of the House in reasonable party poll.
nlea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
MT Far Wrong.

@Say, paw queried little Sylvester
snodgrass whats test casep
- test case, my son, replied Snod-
grass ST., rs case brought in court
to decide whether there's enough in id
To Justify Che lawyers ID working up
similar eases Lppineatt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

One Of a span Of horses belonging
90 Rfoekburst Matthewson Sc New York
dropped dead ID Pittsford sunday, after
d half-miie runaway The horses weff
valuable being Yaned ct S500 earl
Mrs. MatthewsoH and Miss Pineknea
wha were in the earriRge besides thf
eolered eoaehman, were uuinlWed n FEB
accident The pole Of fhe carriage wi
broken when the animal drannsa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
Current Comment
Has 60 Hia concordance.

Congratulations To Editor " j. Bige
low Of The CaledoniaH who is rapidly
recovering from q serious operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital ID Burling-
tol. Editor Bigelow may have lost hs
appendix but we are glad bis concord
anae il still unimpaired.-st iohnabury
Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
Mr.. nLuMLEYs RENoMENATIoN

Mr.. pLUMLFY'S DENOMINATION.
Whether The denomination Of Con-
ressnan Frank Plumley at the coming
strict convention in Montpelier is unan-
aous or not depends good deal on
hatever local hostilities there may BE-
ward him but, in any event, the en-
rsement is bound to be SO near unani-
4ous ehat It viii carry about as much
influence. Tic Mortified News made
formal announcement yesterday that Mt.
Phmley was % he candidate for tae
position again, accompanying It with a
conservative estimate Of his work during
the term now drawing to close It was
his frss term ii the national House yet
he has done very wen indeed being BAR
ticularlv valuable on tie committee On
agriculture. Althopgh Mr. Plumley i
lawyer BY profession he comes from
state whose interests are in large
part directed to The pursuit of agrieul-
ture and his appointment to that com.
mittae was pleasing to lis constituency,
n the various hearings 81 the committee,
particularly on The matter Of the Weeks
forest preservation bill he took lead
ing part and fully justified the appoint
ment 70 the committee
But what Is moro pleasing ts his con
atifueney vas perhaps TIE indication
THAT Mr Plamley Is possessed Of cer
tain independence 81 aetien whieh under
other conditions than those which sur
round q arst-tefm member, win assert
itself and not be led about 81 viii. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
stynlia5.

Mr. fsaacs, who has been hit BY golf
ball You ave 'urt me you shall pay
fer thith. 7 vim ave 10 sbillings dam
ages
Golfer But nay good man, didn't yon
hear mic shout @fore
Mt, Isaacs Noi but 7 viii accept it,
Taller
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

For every cline
" j eth err it, 5 Mount
Mckinley or Summer
hotel steps.
No matter where you
60, the styles you buy
here will be the best
styles there.
Young men S Suits cut
with the curves. fare and
points that accenuate this
Summers styles.
Blue Serge Sf5to s22.
Fancy Flannel Sis to
$40.
Gray Mixtures SIS to
SIS, and some Of those
advanced Patterns in
Brown.
Don't think you've
seen the newest things
Gil you've looked at our
new Oxfords.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

# Congressman Eugene d. Foss Of
Massachusetts stands by his early an
nouneed determination not to run for
the same Office AZ THE text election, even
in the face Of q strong demand, he will
thereby show himself rare man ia poll
tics That Is, Of course, # he does not
show this self-denial with the expeeta-
dion of running for something higher
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

The real estate and the permanent dx
lures saved from the recent fire ut Tie
heteI Burlington at Burlington were sold
at auction Saturday afternoon To ~ III.
Miller 81 the Green Mountain junk Coz,
for the sum Of 1900 There was
large attendance. but few bidders, at
Aka sale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

Another New York man has seen the
new light and has bought q splendid
estate near Quechee village Nexti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

There were no short weights in Mont
pelier to-day although there may have
been some light,weGhts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

Mr.. Roosevelt for a wei man, Is being
much @doetored' by European uniyersi-
ties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

Shall We consider that the railroads
gave a rebate to the United States gov.
efnment7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

italy again furnishes tine spectacle Of
shaking 81 its boot,