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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
RURAL CARRIERS FISHING FOR
PENNIES.

RURAL CARRIERS FISHING FOR
PENNIES
There Is something 70 be said on both
sides Of the recent order by the post
Office department requiring that rural
mail carriers shall not hereafter accept
letters on their routes which have not
been provided with the proper stamp
The patrons Of tie department win al.
vance, 81 course, The strong argument
that the former practice Of depositing
pennies IN me lettef,box, With which the
carrier may purchase the stamps and
perform the final acts Of letter writing,
is very great convenience to them, that
they cannot get to town 70 purchase
stamps for letters which they urgently
desire shall b. mailed at ones, and that
one single act Of the rural carrier II
picking the loose pennies ont of che box
AZ their home does not take very much
additional time
Over against this convenience to The
public Is Tie question 81 promptness and
dispatch, with which the governments
postal service d conducted, together
with the personal element of discomfort
To tho carrier and the demand That he
perform duties which he did not assume
when he became an employe of this gov
crnment IL IA true tliat the single Act
Of picking two 81 more pennies out q
one letter box does net consume great
deal Of time even though tho coins may
Be ever 50 elusive 81 be frozen To the
reeoptable but when this act is multi
piled again and again As Il seems GER
tain it must be- one can readily See that
the sum total of time lost il tile contin-
ued act win BE considerable and that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
westerIy go Ineensed.

The report comes from Des Moiness
Iowa, that tomb stones are to be as
scarce as hens teeth They say that
Barre has quit producing them because
81 their strike aud that now there IS
no other tombstone center ID the broad
country.
The capitol Of that city says Tomb
stones may soon be as scarce as eggs
And as precious, too For 5000 men are
out on strike, which ties up Che gran
ite cutting Industries Of Barre Ut.
Barre Ii the greatest granite cutting
center in the world. With the supply
from that city failing, tombstone deal
ers an over the country sire IMP against
lit." One Of them said this morning,
III We get An order for 4 monument
We don't know whether 1t will Re deliv-
cred tn April Or October The tomb
stone granite supply Of the country is
practically stopped 81 the halt of tile
cutting industry AZ Barre And the
situation II 40 serious that ganerai
alarm Il being felt among marble and
granite dealers the country over
And what do you think of That The
nerve 81 I'LL Westerly. h L, sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
4 Local Parcel post.

The News publishes ia another column
Representative d } Fosters BIN for a
local parcel pest. introduced in the House
81 Representatives January 4. It Is SIM
liar e Che one under consideration last
year Il provides for 8 local rate 81
postage On parcels o. rural delivery
routes
A. viii be noted. snfh parcels can only
Be mailed from the post office where the
route originates. It Is therefore exactly
whaf the title implies and has no con
neelioa with general parcel post
sneh e measure carried into operation
cannot fan 3 be e benefit 70 the patrons
81 routes. 8 he business and other IN
teTests 81 tie village or city where the
route starts s. tie national government
ard 8 tie carriers who e The work
Under the proposed plan the farmers
and other residents On The f0atas will be
enabled e order goods from their mer-
chants Ia town b mil o. telephone and
set taem On tAe next delivery at small
cost f0r transportation This viii be &
great convenience and saving especially
to farmer ii Gle busy season.
The business man viii often he great
ii e0nvenieneed ID the delivery Of mer-
ehandise "a patrons under this arrange
mant. as viii many residents who wish
Is send packages 70 rural friends
ii IS estimated that ct least $4,000,
0a0 per year would be earned for the post
office department from The start. Il viii
make some additional work for che ear
riefs. bnt with the growth Of the business
their pay would undoubtedly be in-
creased
The proposed measure also opens up a
neW source 81 business, without infring-
ng upon any present private enterprises.
II would be 4 help 70 The local merchant
in competing with distant mail order
houses and have a tendency To encourage
home trade.
As II seems Il The News, rural and
village people generally will help them
selves By encouraging this measure n
every way il their power Mortified
News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

the schedules 81 the carriers will be
greatly interferra with, 70 the impair.
ment 81 the service And the handicap
becomes an the more serious IN winter
olimes, whore drifts block tho travel Of
the carriers team. The personal ele-
ment. too, has a part IN the discussion,
and it comes to tho question Of whether
me public shall make the rural letter
carriers pay the penalty for the puhlie's
neglect and earelessness in providing
themselves with the necessary postage
stamps for their correspondence. The
carriers should not be forced 70 sacrifice
Of time and patience to make up for
deficiencies on the part Of the patrons
Of the route. Therefore. che arguments
N favor Of the new order Of the post
office department seem to outweigh the
other side.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

knowledge Of affairs IN certain directions
that are not kept up by lawyers, who
are promoted to judeeships because their
time Is taken up with other work per.
tanning b the administration Of justice.
The side judges are useful and compara-
lively Inexpensive Northheid News.
The contemporary doubtless recalls
That THE assistant Judges are eonstitu
tionai officers and the Office cannot BE-
done away with. therefore, without an
amendment Of the organic law Of the
state. So argument about che matter
for the present at least must be only
academic and educational
To this end, therefore, let The Mes
senger inquire what service n county
affairs the assistant judges perform out
side the court room that could not be
performed as satisfactorily and as con
venieutiv by some other officer OF officers
ii tie county already in commission
As for their service IN the court room
well The Messenger has an idea that
the men unlearned N the law should
not be official interpreters Of it--in any
court st. Adams Messenger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
co.eancaslon Ii Nsw England.

Tho tentative suggestion Of President
Hamilton III Tufts college. announced III
another column, looking Il che ultimate
segregation of tile sexes III that nstitu.
ton. + further Indication 0f a tendency
that has manifested itself recently III
New England ID drop The eo-edueational
policy The most pronounced action
along that line has been taken by Yves
leyan university which viii no longer re.
eeiFe women, unless ii may he hy some
subsequent arrangement chat will pro.
vide foT them separate instruction The
proposed change at Tufts, should IL ocs
eur. would not withdraw from young
women tie educational facilities which
thsY row enjoy there. but would furnish
them under entirely different conditions
something perhaps ike those governing
the Harvard Annex, when il was organ
iaed under the late Arthur Gilman
We think Of eo.edueationsl colleges
and universities more ii connection with
the West yet We have more Of them ia
New England than IS ordinarily sup
posed Besides Tufts, Massachusetts, has
four, Boston university, Clark university
the agricultural college and The Institute
Of Technology Tile university 81 Maine
and Bates and Colby colleges are IN that
class So are the university Of Vermont
and Middlabury college
"a several 81 these the co-educational
feature IS permissiFe rather than prom
inent Fer instance IN the Institute 81
Technology there never have been and
probably never viii be many young WON.
GA raIeaUiffH IFS enIfrsez ret there are
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
Montpelier q Winter Resort

eWhat Is all this talk about making
q winter resort 81 Montpelier For
heavens sake, esteemed Journal what
are you going 70 make it in an ice
cream freezer St. Alhans Messen-
ger
Not BY any means. Montpelier Is not
turned 81 a crank. although our prod
uets are just as good as ice cream. Of
course, being far Is The north. near Our
Lady Of the SHOWS You naturally
imagine that arctic temperature prs
walls, but It doesn't here. Come down
to MontpleiFe someday neighbor, aud
yet warm Montpelier Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
JINGLEs AND JEsTs
a Movable Feast.

She has q BISCUIT colored hat,
With plumes Of OLIVE green.
Beneath the MUSHROOM crown so fat
a bunch Of CHERRIES may be seen.
Tis pERCHed npou hen CHESTNUT HAIR
Above her SHRfMP-pnk gown.
And from her LITTLE NICK 20 fair
a chain Of OYSTER pearls hangs down,
Her coat 3 made Of Persian LAMB
And FROGS are al the style
She doesn't mind AZ al the JAN,
Because she's got EN- beat a mile
Aud sCAII0Ps. POINTS Of every size,
Co floating round her feet
When she goes MINOiAG down the street
She looks just good enough TO eatl
iiarper's Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
Moving with Caution.

Employer You have an excellent
chance Is eroa ap with the business,
young man. and make something oi your
self; its aii up 70 you
Boy I'D like de job all right mister.
bat If you don't mind, I'D just as lief
stay at de- bottom Yon see, sir, I'm
Just a little leery about bein' one Of
dem fellers 9higheF up Boston Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
or Annuitante crow

Old slowly and gracefully An assured
income, as true as you live, AZ long as
sou live agrees With everybody 6lst
wear National life Insurance Company
Montpelier W.T. iMutuai
81 S. Ballard, General Agent, Mont.
peIier. VT; N. B. Ballard, local agent,
Montpelier VT gMutuall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

afiliateYn inquired the clerk Of the unac.
customed applicant, using the prescribed
formula.
The duslsy lady blushed, al coy
ness and confusion rs bleeged 70
answer that there question:
Certainly, the law requires L."
Then retreafing Ia dismay, Il don't
believe IN vote. case ia hate % men.
ton the partys name. Hes one Of che
incest gant'mWms in town. Ladies
Home Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
CURRENT COMMENT
- oninion d cannon.

Those friends Of Speaker Cannon who
claim that he was Endorsed by President
Taft at the Dartmouth alumni dinner
IN Washington are fooline themselves.
The man In the White House agrees
with the country that Mr. Cannon ought
TO give up the speakership. L rests
with him to DO it gracefully Or other
wise. spfing6eld Macs. Rennbhean.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

d TIL -AAAS1NAf n AAfN4 = a a AA&A AfftFAA+F ~
ASYLUM.
Isn't spontaneous combustion" loaded
with too many burdens at the state
hospital for the insanel Two dres with.
IN few weeks of each other leads one
to believe that some human agency may
be al the bottom Of the trouble, although
Il IS, Of course possible that the fires
may have started from their own kind.
ling. No doubt Supt. circuit viii investi-
gate the situation thoroughly and see i
someone in The Institution wish mania
For fire has not in some unknown manner
rot access to the means for starting .
fire, and is now plying his subtle game,
to the danger Of many lives and great
property Again yesterday, the fire oe-
eurred at most opportune time, or be,
fore the patients had retired for the
night. thus making the situation less
scute than it would have been in the
night, when, had the FIRE proven more
serious. It would have been more difficult
to marshal the several hundreds Of in
mates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

"0ur friend, the alderman, has had
quite few political love affairs"
What do you mean
First Ne firted with both factions
then he won q nomination. wooed fame
and now he Is counting an investigation
Washington Hersld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

If Vcrmonters continue To De as trust
ing ~ that mast craftsbury man "a Bos-
ton, The comic papers win be justified
ii taking some of their old jokes out of
cold storage "sit tight" when you 81
to Bawston, friends, and thus preserve
your cash and your freedom Of mind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Of Mas
sachnsetts will have TO take another
hitch "a his nsektie and perhaps sum.
mon his friend from Africa, ~ deter
mined seems Congressman Butler Ames
assault On his official position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

Naturally, the worst side Of Ballinger
in the Ballinger Pinehot Investigation is
being shown by CLAWS y that il il
not best to form any Judgment on that
testimony alone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

4 eoiored woman presented herself the
other day ia an equal suffrage state at
The place Of registration To qualify for
The casting of her vote upon the school
question At the next election
With what political party do you
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

The revelations regarding lax inspee-
ton Of town finances in Massachusetts
make on shudder to think what might
be possible in many a Vermont town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

The Vermont bee keepers win meet at
Middlebiry within two weeks, and you
can already hear the political buzzing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

If japan wants to be friendly, then, by
lingo, we're williu'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

One Of tho rewards Of big thievery
in Massachusetts getting your picture
in the papers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

When the cow jumped over the moon,
Of course she had to come down on the
other side Hence, beef tumbles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
sUBwAys A NEW ELEMENT OF
DANGER.

A new danger in the modern eonstrae-
lion Of tunnels for street rsilways has
come uppermost in Paris during the pres
ent flood. The interlacing Of the ground
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

Another rain OF terror in Paris yes
terday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
wAITsFIELD.
High Water Takes out Part Of y. B
Moriarty's Dam.

nlku water Aohcd Nut EaAt " p. a.
Moriarty's Dam.
A small part Of W. Il. Moriartgs
dam went ont during high WateF ba
Mr.. AIorisrty s repairing the breais
So that at the present time the saw-mI
and gristmill can run, although ne
with full power.
Mrs. Charles Long IS seriously IL wits
pnenmonia, also one Of the Young chil
dren The child Is reported better bat
Mrs. Long is in very critical e9nl
ton,
Charles Levanway's three. months-ola
boy died 81 pneumonia On THURSDAY
January 27 Funeral services will 3
AT the house on Saturday afternoon aHf
the nterment win be in the cemetery
Oh the Common
George Carpenter has sold the Waits
Geld House. furnishings and fixtures e
C p. Gibbs Of Waterbury Mr Gibs
has already taken possession and Af
Carpenter win move away inside q tsH
days
Cash paid for watches, diamonds gold
md NJ utrsArta
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29

Cash paid for watches, diamonds goi
and silver, at Burr's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-29
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES

copies the largest paid circulation Of any
daily paper in this section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05

WASHINGTON. D.c Tn. Wea her
Bureau ISSUED he following nuIIet,n t.
daV
A continuation " lov temreratureS
over IN. country EAST If the Rocky Noun
ANS during IN" greater part II he week
beginning December ! - indicated nv IN.
International weather charts W"-' 81
III" Rocky Mountains he weather viii
h'. 'ns"'t.Sd without narN ~ temperature
variations but with rlu- IN the Pacific
States and ~" northern plateau REGION
during n" r.rN' Icy" ral iavs
\ disturbance that wa- over IN Rocky
Mountains r"gion SUNDAY will advanC"
eastward and reach the Atlantic States
nv tonight or 'o-murrnw During ns
passage eastward Tins disturbance will
cans" SNOW IN nor' hern. ram or snow in
central and rain IN -Onfhsrn districts
from ~" Nh--l-s'rII Valley eastward
dur'uE 'r" 'irsI par pf In. week FOllo~ O..
lnE tbs disturbance. . General change 10
p1Id"~ weather viii -ur.ad eastward and
~u'irWAr,I ~ far a. n" Gvlf States hS
'p-utRh' ~ Tomorrow
tupth"r disturbance viii apuaar on
'hs north Pacific r,a~' hv 'p-nlGhr or
i,-mprrow cross IN" middl" W..-t W"in.., =
daY pr Thursday and The Atlantic States
during Ih" latter par IL the wee,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
>sOTS Ass ~ >T0u ,wu
she Forget Ia Gri OH the ship AMI " ~
set u Passage Home Free

Th.. first woman -rowavay that has
com. INTO 'h,- por' N MANY wears arrived
Yesterday in th.. -'..rag. Of N. Anchor
liner Columbia and vii h- returned 20
her aln cnunir .,.' by M. sam" ship Her
nam. IL Annie Mexican and sh" i T. YEAR
Of age sturdy and good looking tunr.
made no "fOr' 20 conceal herself but
lrI-t dodg..d he pur--r and he ~t".rag'.
steward until The 'hlrd day Our from
Movrlle tho porr ~ Londonderry, wh.r.
~. Anchor liners -roT, on the wav from
Glasgow
Nrs David Mcdowell. also of Glasgow
was a friend and n-Ighhor Of Annie
several w.sk- ago Nc Dowell who - a
shipwriRh' and has been out Of WORK
because OF a - rik- II the union 20 which
h. belongs. decided "a try MS luck ~
America. hoping 10 GET work AZ 'h-
cramps shIpysrd IN Phllad-lpha He
sent money ~ hIa wIf. 10 buy tickets
for himself and hi- family. including
Ave Young children from Glasgow
Mr. Mcdowell bought the tickets and
asked Annie 70 go along with her 10
MovIlla 10 TAX" car" Of the It''" ones
Mrs Mcdowell expected 20 m.-.'- David
a. Movlll.. but h. did not aup-ar and -h..
kept on her ~av. taking Ann" with her
After u was found that Annl.. had no
:icke' she was taken h.for" capt wad--
worth Sh" ~a- frightened bat and
said that she never intended - -'.sl u
passage 10 N.w irrS Tn. trIp from
Glasgow 10 MoyIll. winch had been
rough had mad.. her --a-lck and she had
forgotten 20 get ~ IN" -hl - Sh.
suggested thai inasmuch a. Mrs. Mellow.
I'll had an extra fI"k"' for her husband
il might b- utilized 10 pay the far. of
Annie Capt. Wadswor-h said h.. re-
GREETED 10 saw that this could not b.
don. and so ANN. was listed as a stow.
away. But she was not put 10 work like
abb. bodied rnal" s'owaways aud Capt
Wadsworrh sent wireless message 80
her sister IN Glasgow telling her OF Annie.
whersabout.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
rOI WEISS Avn son kILLED.
Paris E>prr,> trashr> Into auto or Mmr
he Nicola, Train set on Fire.

PAKt~. De" The Countess IL. Nl'n
ldv. eldest daughter uf IN" Marquis d-
N"grI. aud sister law Of the Marquis
Il" aCNiahon. her son and her chaufI-ur
~"t'- Instantly Killed ia an automobile
cot lN
A. They were attempting 'u crus- the
railroad near lr Nlan- 3" miles south
N"~' p' Paris Pa-l- cypress train dashed
ln'" h"Ir ca. smashing IT in'o smsii
pieces AID '"rr.hlv muti.a'3ng ~. occu-
p,H'-
III" .as,.l-n" -Iuh w,IS prUK-n ami rns
gaSol''r'- raughr fire In" flames spread
20 'hr"" rf rh" railway C'ach..s hat w-r~
t'l"d ~I'h Passengers. "r"a'ing a pane.
b'' he IN" va >onn "NtinWIi-h.d
H. ro'.I' w.. \,nlay came va, IA few
mrnu'"~ ia'"r aud Vas mortified tu learn
q ~. 'i-a'h = has " &. and ron The
rar-v Vs. returning Ia Paris from n re-"
""p''on - ~" E'-'ori' CAST" lie Beau
"hainu
Ia" death uf he Tuunt..>> aud her son
rut. N" -,ld-,t tam'hcs ~ France ~
morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
BOY AVIATOR FALLS 700 FEET
tRf >UgD ID M Urn ~ fH M
utfHI\g az NJ Ef M.
DOT Paw -r for iirrtr," Mnt"r Through
wires Runpin; 10 the t.r"In', When
Wire isrui,r tie Wa tiripir>> To de-
>rrasI Nsihrr tii> Dni, sOun,a nir.

! bfN>fH H." Wafer Nrrh"'. ala
amateur Lyilt"r nab an ascent "i iW'
feet m a hr.v,-r han lIr inarh.ur near
h.,,.. ,.,.,,. 81, .,,,.,.,..., .,,I, ,h,.
1870.
j" III ''"'' ." = '''" "' '"'N-
Young Af'N"t. "h" Ma only i, Wa
IA" -.n nt " =. Archer a miner liz. had
evidently u--n working --r-.-lv pu L,-
l..y,,,. for Tim, ,.,,,,.,,,
'''' ~
Nv ''u''hIN ~"d'"" 'h''' 'h' ar 'i"'" 4"
point IA tho hIl!- I'Lr 'h' pn"'.r l.iIut -
the ..'.,c--fr ga ,,nrIu"
E1vin,. .,.,il, and =, rr,.,, .os..i h..
NAV" " ''''"'"' '"''' e.'''''''' u"
stopped aud h" na'n ne Yell
When thu. i.N -IS.criro-, If 'h-' a'tty ~
NH, reached ,h,. sn,t where. h.. -,rrrrk
,n..,. ,.,,,,,t 49, ..-,,-,,..i ,,.i .n,,..,..-.
WV ''''' ''' - " " "'''
som" heavy '"rparhn 'H' GT"f ~ gle
al sir.
Archer lad evidently constructed h =
.,,,-h,, from, ,.,,,.,, h.....,,, .,u, ,,..c..-
~, ,,,,,,,,,,, D., 49, ,r,,,,. extraordinary
-, -. Goo, ~, ,,,., .I..,,r.,, ,,..
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
Defend PHIIIpPI>E GRtNTS.
Party Df Onicinis on the WAY q" " ashing.
ton for I'm, r>tlga alton

SAH FH,H"IsCO. D,.c Dean {.
Worcester. Secretary of the Interior for
IN. PhilIppin. Islands arrived TO-DAY
from Manila and will leave to- morrow for
Washington He IL at IN. head of a party
81 Phlllppin. officials who seek To- r-futa
charges mad. IN Congress last June by
Representative" Martin ~ Colorado that
frauds were committed IN tine sale and pur
cha-. ~ friar lands. Mart in charged that
Secretary Worc-st.r and his nephew
Frank " CARPENTER. were guilty 81 cor
rupt practices
Secretary Worcester mad. answer 70
tn.s. charges IN a large volume. but n
demand was made for An vestigatIOn
The party brings all records Of the friar
lands commission consist ing ~ thousands
uf volumes ana manuscripts. all weighin x
eight tons
IN. three most directly attacked by
Martin are Worcester. Carpenter and At
t"rney General Ignacio Nillam"r. Score.
'arv Worcester SAID Tins evening
The charR" was mad. that held and
leased hands To- my nephew AZ les- than
should have been paid. buf m. records
snow that h" paid th" set pri"" and no
"~s Tn. Governor General sanct toned
IN" transaction Manv other charges
nf a similar us',Ir. wer" made which We
ar" prepared 20 answer"
The commission includes nine persons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
rtu >TER\ Df W
iii only since Thursday R~iIrs,I last
N-rk ErOnn ll,- Firm

I-t-. stern. Nhu rIn'rl lat N",.k Ma
H- head II ia" '"rpn rt',un ii Stern
RIOS ii,.d ~ - - n.,lu"k fhis mOrniu T.
~ ~" ~ E"ci- Hotel lli- wife. hI- sol.
Robert ht- daughters. Mrs Gn~'av,
N"r'h-Im and Mts Arthur u Hahl".
and hr- ,,h">r,'Ian- Dr~ fra"n~-' AMI
tt,'usu var. with him
u was known early ln IN" dav that IN,
illness was grave. hu' the .nd Wa not
Xv"r-"d =" soon Heart disease was the
o.u-" II heath lie had caught - cold
AS Ihrr-iiv and had grown wur~.
rnp,ilv
q VA announced ls,-i "Wednesday that
VI Stern had Withdrawn from the. corpo-
'atIon nf stern Bros al which h. was
president H.. had been forty wears IN
the business AbDIi 1874 h. and his two
brothers, Bernard and l,nuI> stern. started
N" firm N small -tor. in sixth avenue
h..lNN Twenty third -tr.a' The bu-I-
u~-~ grew rapidly and IN Is7s the present
site "a Twenty third street Wa acquired
HI plsc,. n Nh. firm was taken by Banja-
MN y,"Iug"r brother The latter
Withdrew ah"u; year AZ" and al present
lnH- stern i tn" only member nf n.
original firm still connected with It
Isaac Stern was born In lss3 and re-
"iv"si hI~ education in th. public schools
II Albany H- married Virginia MiChasls
~ ISso He WAS vice president Of the MOlInt
>,na, Hospitalisnd was a member Of tn.
Pilgrims the Aldin- Association and the
New Work Yacht Club lie nwns-i 'h.
steam yi"hr virginia