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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

in order TO do justice to the under
taking.
This Il no new thing for Rutland to
attempt, and every year the financial
response has been generous. We have
had some torrid weather here; what
must the temperature be in the sitting
c0ndtons prevailing in the eongested
districts Of the city, from which these
little ones are snatched by the nand Of
charity, many times, no doubt, just ia
season to save their liyesl In the at
mosphere Of our hills, nourished with
appropriate food, cared for with watch
full soleitude during their brief stay,
they feel the effect of the cnauge in
health mind and morals. And they
carry back with them legacy Of physi-
cal endurance, aud inspiring memories
that abide with them.
There are doubtless many Of our citi-
zcns to whom the financial appeal comes
VINO could contribute generously TO this
worthy object without a particle Of sac
rifiee, and a moments reflection ought
to be sufficient to open their purse
strings freely. The committee having
the matter in charge state that children
for the fresh-air outing can tie secured
almost without limit; it is only a ques-
ton of funds to provide for their board
while present with us. A word to the
wise is sufficient. Rutland Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
The Second place.

When some depiorable event, like that
Of yesterday, takes place, the public Of
ficer in the second place, mp to That mo-
ment more or less a negligible quantity,
becomes a parsonage Of high actual or
potential Importance. People say How
would Ne dogg or "How will he DOR
The politicians gather at the seat Of
government to discuss the situation. or
the possible situation, as il may affect
them, and the plain citizen wonders to
what extent change Of policy may re-
suit from an accidental change In the
personnel Of the administration.
Yet in spite of accidents, accidents as
they may affect the fortunes Of an indi-
vidual ofiiceholder, it is almost impossi-
bic to get convention to take much
interest In the second place on d ticket,
though II involves the right Of success
sion When the top liner has been
named there is a rush to get the rest Of
the places filed. 1t is thus where ma
tional, state and city officers are con-
cerned There Is cheerful assumption
that the chances Of the second man hav-
ing to take the place of the first, in the
event of success at the polls. are so
remote that it is waste of energy to
both much about him. The nomination
Ii considered sort Of empty honor. a
compliment to neighborhood or fac-
ton, and that is all.
The fact that good men have been SCI
leeted for second places does not af-
feet the other fact that the public inter-
est has seldom been reason for the
choice. New York Evening Sun.
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Tngles and TESTS
Learning to Graft.
Apologies to Kipling,

Apologies to Kiplng,l
I've taken my graft where I've found il
I've grated q bit in my time,
Aud critics all said ! was subtle
/ fancied my methods were prime.l
But yester-week summering idly,
By Fries wild turbulent hem,
l mixed with the genus called natives
And learned about grating from
them.
Nv iandlady she was a winner,
Ny chamber looked out on a shed,
The mattress she stuffed with some corn
cobs,
And this she declared was q bed"
She gorged ME with prunes and bread
pudding,
For this she got under my fur
By taxing me forty.six fifty.
And | learned about grating from
her.
The EARN nand who took my valises--
He soaked me an extra four bitsi
The girl and the "chore boy" and "bus
man"
We're there with the open.faced mittsl
A. / said in the start | have grated
By ways that were smooth, but
aheml
Believe mc. I've only been piking-
learned about grating from them.
Buffalo News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
EAST MONTPELIER.
Happenings at the East Montpelier
campmeeting

Happenings at the East Montpelier
campmeeting.
East Montpelier, Aug. l2,--some
grand meetings were held yesterday, and
the attendance was increased. although
the day was showery The spirit Of the
meetings was excellent, and expectation
and faith are mounting higher aud nigh-
Ter Rev h l. Stevens preached o very
strong sermon from Matt. s:f-s at the
morning service, Oh the cleansing Of the
Ileper He showed that by virtue Of
the she'd blood Of Christ there was a
perfect cleansing for all from the malig
aant leprosy Of sin.
At the afternoon service a profitable
sermon was preached from II Pet. 3sls
/ BY Rev d. +. Burns He showed clearly
that Gods love and grace we're not the
same thing. and that we have to get
/ into grace before we could grow ia it.
The development Of the soul after II has
been made holy Is growth in grace. We
must be wholly sanetfed II We would
/ be kept from backsliding. These truths
were made clear and plain TO all
Rev. J. =. Irving preached at night
| on "Pardoning Mercy and It's Condi'
tions' He declared the truth that man
had wandered from God through sin and
must be forgiven and saved from the
power and being Of sin 10 enter heaven.
and that there were conditions that
must be complied with before they could
be saved. Two souls sought pardon,
and one came for the second blessing
a clean heart-at the close, and deep
conviction was shown by many. The
meeting continued until late hour, and
people found It almost impossible to
get away. One man went out 70 get his
team to drive home, but could not 20,
and found his way to the altar and
cot saved Hallelujahl Great things
are expected during the remainder Of
the camp.
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Holiday Morning.

Strong binding sun and cloud and whirl-
ing rain
Ger the fence and furrow, wifter far
than WEI
sand pine-wood, wood and sand alter.
White fog and chill; and, lol the sun
again
Cathedral cedars; through The lifted pane
The smell Of wood smoke in the wet
ted sweet
And bitter air where forest waters
greet;
The scrip's assurance ere we leave the
train.
Then mist that seems the marge Of
all the world,
Ghost cities III the lonely meadowI
welt
OF gray within the last mile softly
furled,
And, oh, the sand beneath ones feetl
And, see
Clear beryIline through yon sano
ridges cleft.
Keen, splendid, salt, and, glittering, loi
the sea
JAMES r. Richardsos in Everybody's
Magazine for August,
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Gallagher.

1t Is profitable to consider Gallagher
To seek to arrive at some understanding
of his psychology. Why did he do itl
What were the influences that conyerged
to make a criminal of man who does
not appear to have been originally vi
cious?
We may dismiss the theory that ne
lis insane. His behavior both before and
after bis attack suggests man who
knew what he was doing. Although a
sea lawyer in the dock department
and trouble maker for his superiors,
whom he was constantly accusing of in
Justice, he was in some respects a crank,
but hardly more than hundreds who are
at large.
Why, then, did he do its No explana-
tion will suffice which leaves out Of
consideration how such a man reacts to
impressions he receives. He was melted
to iawlessDes BIZ the lawless spirit that
too much prevails in this country. He
was educated to believe in the notion
that It Is permissible for man who
thinks he has been wrongfully treated
to take the law into his own hands.
Gallagher, as is revealed BIZ the news
paper clippings found on him after the
crime, was a RAIDER of newspapers that
daily teach that the poor man is a vic
tim Of designing villains, and that he is
fool not to rise mp against such a sys-
tenn. II IS profoundly significant that
for months he should have treasured
among bis few possessions a newspaper
clipping that declared ia black type that
the typical principal officer Of the city
is man with double chin and thick
jowlsD who is erobbing the people when
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
Mr.. Fitsgerald,s Good WORK.

The number and the variety Of Mr..
Fitzgerald's activities ait serious FIRE
break al precedent, He calls for police
men. opens bath.houaes for the protec.
ton Of property orders coffee and sand.
wielles for the fremen, and takes to a
considerable degree personal command OF
the situation. This is in the main COM
mendable Much red tape always be-
comes wound around municipal activi.
ties, and the presence Of someone who
has the authority--or at all events as
sltmes tito cut some Of these knots, is
often Of very marked value. he acts
when he sees other people not sufficient
III alert in doing SO. While a summer
resident Of Old Orchard Beach, ait the
time 81 is great FIRE several years ago.
he promptly assumed charge Of affairs.
and on his own motion ordered the Port
land fire department 20 come to the res
cue. While no one seems to doubt ttat
his vigilance contributed 70 the relief of
the situation, the selectmeu feeling their
authority over-ridden, seriously pro-
posed to send him the bin for this out-
side help. With equal pluck Air Fitz-
gerald announced that he should prompt
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EAST BARRE.

The Sunday senool picnic Of the Con
qregational church was held yesterday
on the farm Of Israel Wood at Orange
In spite Of the threatening weather, a
crowd Of seventy attended Rain drove
those present from the grove 70 the resi-
denee, where under cover luncheon was
eaten. During tire Afternoon races were
run and jumping contests reld between
the scholars, prizes being awarded TO Tho
vietors. In spite of the unavoidable
drawbacks, an enjoyable time was spent
BIZ all present.
CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday next
Rev. Frank Blomheld win preach. Top
IL. l0;3O a. m, Jesus Christ and the
Common People, 1880 p. m, "lhc
Open Door 6:45 p. M, y. P. s. G, Z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
Auld's Candidacy.

Joseph Aud, editor Of the Burlington
News, has announced his candidacy fol
the Republican nomination for city rep
resentatiye. Mr.. Aud has been a candi-
date twice in recent years and either
has been defeated by improper means
or side-traclsed for some other man. All
this distance, it seems as il he were by
all rights entitled to the nomination
and election this year. Like every cd
itor Of Republican newspapers, Mr. Aud
mas done great deal Of earnest and
valuable work for the party without
.reeompense or expectation Of pay. That
party work, coupled with entire fitness
In this case to ereditably gil the posi-
tion. should give Mr.. Aud the prefer
ence. Rutland News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Along the line Of returning expert
enced men to the Vermont legislature,
the two official reporters in the House,
z A. Mutt Of Montpelier and ]. @. Nor
ton Of St. Adams, should by all means
be given~their former places. It il I'M
derstood that both are DESTROYS Of re-
tanning tine places, and as both did well
at the session two years ago there ought
to be nothing in the way Of their re.
appointment. Experience counts in the
position Of official reporter o. well as
among the legislators themselves. There.
fore, Mcssrs Mutt and Norton are likely
to be back at the center table next
October.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
WILL BE coon ApYERTIs1Na.

The extensive preparations which
Montpelier is putting into the reception
for the Munsey automobile tourists will
more than repay certain interests there,
notably the hotels, if the hotels keep up
their end. The annual Munsey tour
attracts considerable attention each year
and is given much newspaper publicity
throughout the eastern section of the
country. Hence, ii Montpelier treats
the visitors well, SO that they 60 on
their way satisfied, good word viii be
said for Montpelier among autoists, and
many other automobile parties will be
attracted to this section Of Vermont It
will be good advertising for Montpelier
to please the Munsey people; and that
fact is apparently appreciated by the
live business men there in the board of
trade. If Barre, Waterbury and other
places in the immediate vicinity can do
anything to contribute to the success Of
the reception, they should willingly con
tribute their efforts, for a direct gain
to Montpelier win be indirect gain to
them. Whatever tends to divert the
steam Of automobiling vacationists
toward this part Of the state will bring
some returns to Barre, Waterbury and
other places. More than the usual num-
Der Of autoists have taken the route via
Williamstown gulf during the present
summer, and the Munsey tour will in
crease the number by another year, if
good reports 60 out from the reception
along the way. So here Is chance
t. do some valuable advertising.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
RUSH AsHoKAN DAM WORK.
Gaynor's Reforms Bearing Many
Sinecures to Be Eliminated.

Kingston, N. X, Aug l2.-As the re.
suit Of Mayor Gaynor's reform in the
Ashokan condemnation proceedings
which were begun three years ago in
May, the work win be advanced 50 fan
By September that all the special
counsel, clerks and other place-holders
will be dropped on that date. according
to an announcement made here yester.
day. Counsel from corporation counsel
Natson's Office, who have been in charge
of the condemnation cases since March
II, will come to Kingston as occasion re-
quires to close up unfinished cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

no is idle, and robbing them more dan.
gerously when he is busy
Ineulcate lawlessness By spreading the
notion that there are things that a
man shouldn't stand, and also inculcate
It by preaching the doctrine that the
men who are up are presumptiyely
crooks, and some Of the seed thus scat
tered will sprout Gallagher Is indeed
victim, but 4 victim Of artful sugges-
ton. As long as public opinion in this
country tolerates the preaching Of GER
tain doctrines. men viii arise, more log.
ical and less cowardly. to try to practice
them. Giteau, Czolgosz, Gallagher they
are all shakings from the same tree
New York Globe and Commercial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
AS she L Spoke IN sam.

This IS an extract from Siamesc
paper that has an English column for
foreign readers: Shooting Outrage Q
Fearful Agony Khoon Tong WIS q man
of Iangoon and on bis return accidental
~ shot at by some misoreant seoundrels.
Untimelg death, oh fearful All men
expressed their mourn. The eowardiee
dogs j. still at large" Everybody
Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

If the Democrats bring Eugene n.
Foss Of Massachusetts, into Vermont,
the Republicans will have to look for
some time before they 90 them one bet
ter. Foss is whirlwind campeigner,
and back in his native state Of Vermont
b. would have quite an influence, too.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
MoNTpELIER
Berlin Considered as Place for johnson
Iennes Pictures.


Berlin Considered as Place for Johnson
JeHnes Pictures.
Those who are anxious to Zee the John.
son.JsHries fight pictures which were
barred from L. n Wood picture shew
BY The council las, "Wednesday night are
Urging That the picture. be plsl o. at
ntc9olty park. which Is located in Der.
in aud, therefore Oniside Montpe'eft
and Barif's Jurisdiction. The barring
oi The pictures Go Alr Wood is tie oa
topic " conNtrsati0n, end Nh Wood ii
snging sometiing also, claiming that he
sad the assurances u support from four
aldermen.
Rev T. ID. Green OF New York City,
began yesterday looking UP the recoraa
Of the state prison Tho huaat 81 coz.
reetion and iud&rial school Al found
ot thl state Housc We IS visiting all
TIRE states Of tie union % gather siat
tistics as to the causes and their rem
ciies,
Two more wandering boys returned
Yesterday after q brlet soJeHfn WIZ
Forfpaugh & sells Bros cireus. They
were WilHsn Pierce and Roscoe Irwin.
They got tired q tie SHOW and de-.
sided 10 quit.
Mrs. Mary Stanley and two Young
children, who live in the Gleason block
on Elm street, narrowly escaped death
by saa asphyxaEon yesterday morn.
ing. Mrs. Stanliy thoueht SIZE hehted
the burner IN The gas stove and went
back TO bed early IN the morning But
She didn't light tie burner, and the
escaping gas soon filed the room. Mrs
Stanley was awakened at seven o'clock
BY the restlessness Of the older clild
and although considerably affected herr
self. she called TO other people il the
building. and the cause was discovered.
The baby WAS unconscious for about
twenty minutes, but Mrs. Stanley and
the older chIld soon recovered when
taken into pure air.
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1t looks as IL the various organizations
which were pettioning Mrs. Alice Roose-
welt Longworth to quit cigarette smok
ing were more jealous tnan iudicious.
They are stepping over the boundaries
Of good sense in thus singing out an
individual and holding her before the
world for Judgment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Several Montpelier youths might give
other youths the honest conviction that
the inside Of the circus is a delusion
and snare, however alluring it may
lock from the outside. Circus-enamored
youngsters can take warning from the
experiences Of the Montpelier boys and
thereby save themselves great many
hard knocks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
Worse SIN.

MY wife Is getting 70 be very tire
some,s complained Groucher "She
doesn't seem to know ner own mind
from one minute to the next"
my wife" said kratfhett, lis the
same way. She's as uncertain as the
weather.
Huh Mines as uncertain as the
weather forecasts Catholic Standard
and Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

The Barre fire department didn't carry
of a prize IN the speed contest at the
state firemen's tournament in Burling-
ton yesterday, but we are willing to
match ii against any other when il
comes down to actual work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
Il i Easier 10 See Than

to foresee. Those who look back from
middle life or beyond regret thst taeI'
ala not take endowment insurance.
Cont repeat their error Insure and
.ook ahead with pleasure National
Life Insurance Co, Montpelier, VT AIu-
trail
s. S. Ballard. General Agent. Mont
pelier VT; n. b Ballard. local agent,
Barre, VT tAiutual.l
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Good Job For somebody.

County Clerk Smile is still holding
the position, but just how steadfast
remains to be seen. II now looks as
if be would be given due time to work
up his resignation Good Job for some
ne-sonetime.--W Waterbury Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

The clergymen are given credit for the
Knockout blow to the prize fight pictures
IN Montpelier-the militant church
again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Richard Achilles Ballinger, still seere-
tary Of the interior, is telling the west
ern coast people what martyr he is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Instead Of telling when President Taft
goes out on the golf links, the corre-
spondents should tell US when he doesn't
60. That would be real news.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

II took near-tragedy for some people
to learn what kind of mayor Gaynos
has been during the past few months,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Bashfulness is not one Of James H.
Valleys characteristics Massachusetts,
people have noted the same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

1t really begins to look as II Barre
might see the dirt fly also.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12

Mr.. Restelli, It seems, is worth $1,000
ia Quincy, alive.
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Current Comment

Summer Outing for Children Of the Ten
ements.
The movement to provide summer
outing for The children Of the tenement
districts of New York "a one that COM
meuds itself to all Already quite q
sum Of money has been pledged for this
object, but considerable more is needed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-12
5,6O5

Is Berlin to be vermont's Reuo'
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY. AUGUST q. 1910.

Entered at the post Office at Barre as
seeond-class matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-21

special privilege legion, in the most
powerful office in the United States.
If the insurgent Republicans gather
HE idea they will have accomplished
something akin 10 victory and have
rut their heels upon the neck of the
system because Speaker Cannon has
been oustad from the rules commit
tee, they are 10 be pitied rather than
censufed. II they belive they can
remedy existing evils by Illuminating
.joseph G. Cannon and still retain
hn in his place, again sympathy is
due them and tears can be shed for
those ilusioned voters who believe
they are country savers because they
send such insurgent Republicans to
Washington
The people care nothing as to Can
ron and anti-Cannon: the defeat or
The laws that Cannon is sponsor for
is the demand, To whittle down al
loted time in making the aged speak
ef hustle 10 avoid deposition. while
allowing his ideas to keep being
slread upon the statutes. is too shall
lev and 6lled with TOO much bun
combe 10 long decieye the masses.
II Is. regrettable the people can 50
long he deceived The pledge of a
real Republican for fair. low tariff
measure Is worth the same as a snow
halls promise to return here July
fourth. An insnrgent here and there
might mean what he stated and do
all possible to bring about the idea
he had in mind. but the party is the
party OF special privilege and it
stands foru-square for taxing the
many 10 help the few. To effect a
change an3 make il without hindrance
from the special privilege agencies
the return 10 the great Jeffersonian
democracy Is as necessary as oxygen
is necessary in the air we breathe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-21
LEGlslATluE RATrIE

Perhaps the greatest parliamentary
struggle In the history of the United
States was that which temporarily
closed Saturday, when Speaker JOS
eph G.. Cannon, of the house of rep
feseniatiyes electrified, first Wash.
l;lgton, then the world. after being
deposed from the rules committee of
the house the speaker of the house
having served as chairman of that
committee throughout the various con-
crosses for sixty wears. dared the in
slirgent Repnblicans and Democrats
to depose him from the chair as the
Speaker.
Speaker Cannon is a type Of man
few people can fail 10 respect. He
Is b'aye. relentless and fears not the
consequence of immediate action. Be
cause of this he holds the confidence
OF many who give him support al
though not in unison with therpoiit-
ieal thought Cannon so foroifulls
represents.
But. leaving aside the spectacular
dramatic battle OF last week. what
might be obtained by fight on rules
ci the house2a brs ht .4
,sa Cannon stood heroieally for higl
protection and the men now clamor
ire 10 bumiliate him as speaker. hks
little lambs. walked to their seats
and voted for the tariff bill They
supported, under the lash Of The parti
san whip. all the measures Cannon
stands for and. after having effected
damage. they return 10 congress as
champions Of the people. psoposinf
tc demonstrate their patriotism by
raking q fight against the speaker
o. the house by tossing him off tbs
rules committee. Having established
the special privilege commlssarv wag
gu and otherwise betrayed the in
terests OF the states west Of the Miss
isslpri Republican representative
from sbat section make a 6emogog
ical wall against Cannon and Cannon
ism, and play, 70 thei arpnAstanm smuef
slikk. sflfe ! amateur behind tllef foor.
lights IN his FIST real role
+ Mr.. Cannon is the leader for tht
sdvocates Of special privilege in the
house Of rspreSenfatives: has beer
sGch for mans yesrss Mr.. Cannon Is
a devotee Of high protection and saw.