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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17
In Behalf of Chinese Imperial
Government
ASSERTED IN WASHINGTON
Acting Secretary of State Adee Declared
the Reports to the Contrary
Were Both Misleading and
Mischievous.

Washington, D. O.. Oct. lT.-Aeting
Secretary of State Adee yesterday de-
MED reports from Europe that the Unit
ed States and Russia are preparing to
intervene in China in behalf OF the i'm.
perial government. These reports, Mr..
Adee added, were unfounded and mis-
chieYous So far, ii was said, the prin.
cipal efforts of the foreign governments
had been directed toward protecting the
lives and property Of their subjects re-
siding in the affected district.
Since Gen Lii c0mmander-in.e Of
the revolutionary army, has assumed
personal responsibility for the safety
of foreigners. it is not expected that the
powers will find it necessary to inter-
yene.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17
DREAM CALLS HIM
TO CLAIM FORTUNE
Sea Captain Disbelieved Lawyers Let
ter Till Fathers Spirit
Came.

New York, Oct l7.--Capt. J. Almond
of the British steamer Reigate, which
has just arrived at South Brooklyn with
that fortune Of 100000 has awaited
him in Chicago for seven years.
The captains father, John Almond,
was postmaster OF Waterford, Ire, but
afterward emigrated 10 America settling
in Chicago, where lived also his fathers
married sister, Mrs Bridget Clarke. Sew
en- years ago Mrs. Clarke died and soon
after her death the captain received from
a firm OF lawyers in Chicago letter in
which they informed him that half a
million dollars had been left him by his
aunt.
Il judged that berth as captain in
the East Indian trade was worth more
to me than a wild dash TO America
after fortune which might prove to be
mythical.
Several years ago my father died in
Chicago, but still | was too busy with
my owners TO risk so long journey.
while the Reigate was off Luzon on
her present trip, we were struck by a
four-day typhoon. After weathering the
storm, having passed four days and
nights without rest, slept the clock
twice around II was during this sleep
that vision Of my dead father APP
peared, dramatically pointing bis finger
at me and then beckoned me to follow
''Ihe image passed from my vision.
but il SO impressed me | have not been
able to shake off the significance OF the
dream, ii II was dream MY father
to be imploring me to claim
my legacy. And so, as soon as nay cargo
is discharged, | am going TO Chicago"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17

has left here for Gaviota to investi.
gate. The railroad company also il
Investigating.
a later report says the dynamite was
discovered at o'clock in the morn.
ing and the presidential train passed
over the bridge at 5:5I The night
Waterman saw two men on the bridge,
which is 1000 feet long, who ran when
he ordered them to halt. lie fired sew
eral shots which were returned.
After they fled he found the expo.
sire on one of the supports of the
viaduct, with a ten foot fuse attached,
He Immediately notified the officials,
whereupon the sheriff and several depa.
ties removed it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17

obase ts--EIerzog, Collins. Home
run-Baker. Pitching record-Marquard,
hits in % times at bat in innings
Crandall, no hits in times at bat in
one inning. Sacrifice Unfolding Left
on bases-New York 3, Philadelphia 2.
First base on errors-Philadelphia J.,
Hit by piteher-By Plank tSnodgrassl.
Struck out-By Marquard 4; by Gran
dali 2; by Plank s. Wild pitch--Msr-
guard. Time l;52 Umpires--At the
plate. Connolly; on bases, Brennan; in
left field, Klein; in right field, Dineen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17
YOUR DRUGGIST
STOPS THAT ITCH

If you are suffering from eczema, pso-
riasis or any other kind of skin trouble,
drop into my store for instant relief
/ win guarantee you to stop that itch in
two seconds.
A 25e trial bottle will prove it.
| have sold other remedies for skin
troubles, but none that | could recon-
mend more highly than the we'll known
compound of oil of wintergreen, thymol
and few other ingredients that have
wrought such wonderful cures all over
the country.
This compound, known as d, d. d.
Prescription, will cool and heal the itchy,
burning skin as nothing else can. Get
regular bottle and see-on my no-pay
offer
Burt II. Wells, Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17
Two Men Fled and Were Fired
On By Waterman
ALLEGED PLOT IS REVEALED
Reported That an Attempt Was Made
in California to Wreck President
Taft's Train as II Was About
to Cross a Bridge.

Santa Barbara, Cal, Oct. I7.-An I'M
known man placed SO sticks Of dyna-
mite under Southern Pacific steel bridge
between Gaviota and FL Captain just
before President Taft's train passed
early yesterday The Waterman EN-
ployed BY the railroad saw him and
fired several shots at him as he fed, but
did not hit him.
The explosive was removed before the
presidential train passed. The sheriff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17
INTERVENTION
NOT POSSIBLE
Neither Italy Nor Turkey Would Wei
come 1t Now-Situation Is Such
TO Cause Keen Anxiety
in Berlin.

Berlin. Oct. 1.-THE outlook for a
successful intervention TO bring to an
end the Tureo- Italian war is becoming
less favorable according TO semi-ofli
cial statement yesterday
Italy has yielded TO public opinion
at home and IS no longer willing to
sustain Turkish 'suzerainty for Tripoli
while. on the other hand, Turkey is not
willing to surrender Tripoli uneondition-
ally.
Accordingly diplomats here see no
chance for mediation at present or un.
til the attitude of the Turkish cham
Der of deputies is ascertained.
The situation causes anxiety here.
Although Sundays report that Emperor
William had summoned the Italian am
bassador, Signor Pan, to his majesty's
hunting lodge near Eberswalde, Prus-
STA, for conference on the political
situation, proves to have been ineor-
rect, the ambassador did have an ex-
tended conference with the German for
eign minister, Herr Won Bethmann-l1o
veg at his hunting lodge in order that
they might discuss the Turco-l Italian sit
uation He also postponed Tor several
DAYS the audience which had been ar
ranged for to-day for the newly ac-
credited American ambassador, Mr..
Leishmann.
Worried Over China.
It was explained that his majesty
was so occupied that he would be I'M
able to give to-day the prolonged audi
ence which he wishes the American am
bassador to have.
The Chinese situation also IS a most
delicate one and no surprise will be
felt here if it caused international nego-
tiations to determine on joint action by
the powers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17
Terrible Suffering

when my baby was four months
old his face broke out with eczema,
and at sixteen months of age his face,
hands and arms were in a dreadful
state. The eczema spread all over his
body. We had to put mask or cloth
over his face and tie up his hands.
Finally we gave him Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and in a few months he was en-
tirely cured. Today he Is a healthy
boy" Mrs. Inez Lewis. Barring, Maine.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures blood dis
eases and builds up the system.
Get 1t today In usual LIQUID form or
ehocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17
SHIP ON ROCKS.
Passengers Taken Off Safe After She
Runs Ashore.

Victoria, b. c., Oct. 1.-THE Canadian
Pacific steamship Princess Beatrice, run
ming between Vancouver. Prince Rupert
and the northern canneries, is held fast
on the rocks of Noble island, where
she struck Sunday night.
Three hundred passengers, 200 of
whom are Chinese being brought south
from the eanneries, were taken off by
the steamship Venture, which had re-
sponded to distress signals, and landed
at Albert Bay No one was injured
Large holes were stove in the bow of
the Princess Beatrice and her forward
hold filled with water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17
Letter to
DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp- Zoo.

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You
Send to DIR. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, n. Y, for a sample bottle. It will
convince anyone. You viii also receive
booklet of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention the Barre
Daily Times, Regular fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles for sale at all
drug stores.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-14

Ser bei eirem Snfanterie-9ic-
gilnent in Wfes itebenbe Sietenail.
Orb, Der ipegen zines fingierten
ginbrlldsoiebltabls in ieiner @ob-
nltng bonn 8riegsgeridt gu elmer
langereil Sreibeitsitrafe pernrteilt
lpnroe, bat gegen oas ltrteil 8eru.
Jung beim Sberfritesgeribt einge-
rid)t eingeleet. Ct bat Sen 3atbc-
itano< beItritten uro ionlit oie Shulh-
frage angefohten. lin Ser @eru.
lung ben notiselh Na9orud gu &c.
ben bot ct eleid5eitig 9In5eiee &c.
gen ieinen friiberen @uriden pc-
en- Weinei0s erltattet. Der @uride
mar ieiner 3eit als oes 9iebitahls
ielblt beroadtig cine @o6e in ll.-
teriltdnngsbaft, muroe oann aber
.ipieoer olif ,freien Sub geiebt II. hui
gcgen 2ientenmt Orb oie Gnfloae
Ierboben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-14
g.. $. & g. n. (Saupt-2inie)

w., p. q =. a. (9nupt-S t-Sinte).
Mnfiinft
SO. 9-gom Often. 1885 uornl
SO. 7-@om Often. i. $3.50 naAm
Go. 10-@I Bnio II. Beften. .7:3O natn
go. 8-Son gI Hafo.. ..10.15 bornt
Nbfabrt-
So 9-ya6 81 Yafo uno @eitem.
=. -. $3.50 borm
SO. 7-sad 81 9afo nno @eiten. 3.
:. !. :. :. ....7:00 aberos
SO. 10-Nad >. @eften. 1000 abenbs
SO. 8-Na6 oen Often. .10:45 bonn,
So 1--9add Sci 9fio.. 400 abeiios
gietoria 9ipiiion 9. 81 g. q.
Mnfunft
go: 305-guero, gietoria. 1850 naGm
Mbfahrt-
no. 3o6-guero. gictoria. 800 borm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-14
3nfrieOeu NIT sllamu.

GS iup1ntcn ste nltct SeutidJeu,
Mn beiheit ltfern bes gf6eins
Sic idJliefem aMf Saren6anteu
lln6 tranfen tiittmer md ems.
Tas iuar tire erite Smgeuh
llnb barin batten iie redjt,
Sem mod fetncr ftnrb in Der eSuaeub,
Scr big smnt alter gesedbt.
Gs iuD9ncn gar biele Seutiffle
gm San Antpntp sylnf
ltnb Bis sitm u ann lit es
Sa MIR eit 8ii6ienidJmi;.
Sic tuDbnen 81 beiben geiten s@--s--- --s-
#0enau tuie bic Mlteu am gffeim
ODD ,polfen ben Snrit iie I5ihen,
So mik es nit q ntp iein.
and 9leidben iie 6arin ben NIten,
Sic trtnfen imtiter md eims
Spd) crfett 6as berriifbc MIantp
Die fdlSnen Weine beg 9fGeins.
9eiut bel benz t1slidJen grinfen,
gSie's unier &lima gebent,
Sa f1nnen ben Snrit MIR ISidjen
Writ &heiniuein id),uerreidbe Gent.
gSir iimb aber eans smfrieben
liit VI a nj o, benz 0eriteniaft:
Or berbiitct als tuirfiames WaitteI,
Daft 0eift nttb &5rpcr erfdjlafft.
Sabet perbleibt man bei Sinnem
Selbft ipenn mat md INNER Gins
trinft
ltnb tuenn ber 8edjcr bic 8nnbe mafjt
yis bafs bic Spnne iinft.
ltnb tpenn mir 6esablen ipplfen, i
Sei's fiir Grns, 0las Dber Jlaide,
go baben mir iitnter &lein=0clb aenma
Safiir tit nni'rer Saidje.
S'rnnt trinfen mir intmer bas Mla M o
IS Jet bpn 1tns ftets geprieien,
Gs bat iidJ mod ait aller Scit,
Gls gSDltater criuiefen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-14

S'rnnt trtnten mir tntnter bas q a III o
VS. Jet bpm mns tets geprteiett,
Gs bat iidJ mod sit aller 3cit,
slls &Dltater crtpieien!
Sni 8renet lit, mie bon BORT
beri6tet miro, ser 5hiffsarst Gr.
Togtberr einsetroffen mel6er pa5-
reno Der lleberfabrt bon geelp gorf
an goro oes Noroo. 2lopooanrpfers
George 8aibington" BON einem
Baiiagier NIT einem Melier anae-
griffen lno1 IN Die 8ruIt geltohenI
mllrbe, Or. 8ogtberr befinoet iid,,
tpie bon Dem bebaroelnoen Mr5te per-
liders miro, auf Dem @eee Ser @el-
lerllag, pie BERN fem 3uItano bonn.
geeinn an nibt 5li llnn1ittelbarer
@eior9nis MnlnB CAB. Ser St.ter
ipar, pie iest befannt geeeben piro.
Der 8ranarbeiter @emn1iuger, Der
aus gBlinsen gebiirtig lit. Gr it, io-
bal6 Der Sumpfer arlgefegt batte, pi=1
aer Srreilanltalt iiberlpieIen lporoen.
Inn auf 1einen @eiitessuitoro unter-
lndt 81 iperoen. 9enlnlinger lit I'M
ter Ser @abnporiteaung oaB er BON
Miiglieoern Ser uSdnar5e1 Sano"
berfolgt tpiroe, oie ibn erlnoroer
tpollten Gr iollte in's Sbiffsbos
pital aebradt meroen, lno Or. gogt-
herr 9eleitete i'm oorthin. ols Scr
uficnhar geiitcseeit6rte plitlih Elm
sGrficr 800 mo nif oeu .girst los-
ftadl
sfnS Berlin mcloct nnn: Ger
fir Die 5lpeitc sSluli Saifr ollgs
fi;noigtc 9elnd) anlcrifollildcr
Gdladtld)iffe IN aiel erreat ollae
rlcines llno frcuoiaes ssllterel'e.
3iuilchen sen amtIidlen ssaftoren|
idmebcu nod @crbonolunaen oerH.
fcT, Oh oltBer aiel aud onoete Dit
lee Safen onaelaufen iuerscr ioH-
icn @elnnoers iino Suillemulloe,
Sfettin unb Dal5ig in's @rye se-
fnbt. lteberalI ipiiroen bie auterifo-
lliihen 8einder init offenef1 g(rEicll
aifgehomne'l peroen, brelrt nan
bod nnmentlih III Morinefreiien
forrnlid 0arallf, fin Die iil1ge5ab ten
oiebenstpiiroigfeiten iid) au reball-
d'icren, tpelhe Sffi5ieren irno @ianl-
ihaften oeutider ariessidiffe in Sa-
zen Ser Ser. Staaten 10 hdufig err
riclen noroeil iillb.
BroBe aufrcgllng berriht ur-
ter Der 9epolferung Der gali5iider
Sauptitaot 2emberg iiber Die gntoef-
flung zines mlsgeoebnten @ebeinl-
bnnoes rutbenii6er @pmnalialtell.
Ser @ebeimblnlo batte Iih oen Na-
men uSic3pnsf" 5ngelegt rlat bert
riltbeliiben Moroer, melher I'M
gpril oes sabres 1908 oen Stottbolt
ter BON @oli5ielt 8rofen Botofi, er-
ihoB.. Sic 9eborocn enttpifeln cine
forlnlid) fieberbaftc Satigfeit, inn sic
Gin3elbeiten Ser @eridporung gu er-
mitteln. ssslt gali5iiben @arriioncn
lit ioeben ELM slnfruf gefunoen NOR.
oen, ipelher Die Soloaten gum uln-
geborlam anfforoert. @egen Die lie
beimbiinoler sspiro iofort nit offer
Gnergie norgegagngen iperoen.
9ie fiir5lid genleleete Nlatc'.
ihe Minionen-9onfcrott in @retneu
geItaltet Iih gu elmer erl6uttcrnben
Samilien Sragooie. yrau Hlate.
oie nod am Sage Dor Der groffnung
oes aonfursperfabrens bon ibrene
gobne 100000 Marf. ibr ean5es
@crnlogen, dbgenomlnen ipuroe, lit
boffningslos mobniinnie eetporbe1
irno ntuBte fiirSli6 nad eirer Ssrren
anitqIt .gebradt meroen. SIR @atte
bot alle Die pielen @brendnlter per=
loren oie er befleibete uno lit ielblt
Dem bollisen pbpiiiden ltno geiltiael:
3rllanrlenbru6 nobe.
ID R OWNS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-14

l''t - Nv 'fN'sfNl "
ssalt ieoer 0aihpfer bringt so bis &C
iopanilde sSroneiL beren 9tadfout.
meilldaft itrena abgeiolloert auf-
ma6lt lrno ii6 III ibrenI Genfen uni
9anoeln nollitanoig ols SSopancr
fiiblt. Gs miro fein 9eriub geulabt,
lie 81 4olncrifoniiieren. Sic grobs
Webrbcit Ser Sssiliuloner iino nid)ts
beiier ais 2eibeigene, Die ae5mungen
limo, ben 3llferpflan5erll fir 9llll,
gerlobne 6robnoienIte 5u leiiten. Gie
4Hau5er luiinihell meber amerifaHs4
[{Ae nod enrppaiihe slrbeiter, i'm ge-
gelIteit tim fie ibr Yeites, Die ganse
Snielgrnppe 5u orientalilieren.
3urd bic BON ibener geiibte Ser
orGngul1g oller anoeren gintpanoerer
peroen lestere an nniere Ya5ififfiiite
|aetrieben, 100 lie, aller Wittel bar, in
pielen ssallen Der offentiihen Wcl=
tatigfeit 5ur aait fallen.
Senator 9iaDner BON Warp-
taito bat I'M RongreB cine Meoe iibcr
Die Erltppen Qon5entration gebal.
ten. 8apner lit Gemofrat, erflartc
fid aber init benl mas pr1iioell
Eoft getan, poIIig einperltanoen. gr
iprub Ieine anfirbt oabin aus, oas es
ineher 5sl einen1 Gricge init Merifo
nod nit Ssapall folutnen tper0e.
S5obion, Der bielgefiiBte @elo
pom Werrin1ac, fpdbit iih i1nner
lncbr gum bornicrten 3eloten aus.
Mugellblidli6 ma6t er ben Stuat
Waine uniiber, no oas GoIf I'M
Srptelnber abernials @elegenbeit ct
le.JtcL miro, 5ur Hrobibition Stel-
hing 5ll lilebmen. 9feuIi9 perltieg er
iit in ciller ieiner probibitioniiti-
ibel Siraoen 5u ser 8ebaltptllng.
Die amerifailiihe 9eotion fol1ne lit
sem beporitebenoell 9rieee nit sS,a-
pan nur oann iieaen, penn iie cor.
her Dem Damon Mum oas Sanonerf
gclegt uno ben @etriinfebanbel aire
terfriidt babe. @oblon bat es allo
eiildlih fertia scbroht, feline beibcn
Sfedenpfer6e 5u eineln @eipanr gu
tereinigen uno iie beibe Dor ben ,,rp-
bibitioniitiiden @aiiermdeen III
ipannen. Sir Die inteIlefhleae
Berpiloerung aber, Die infolge Der
Yrobibition IN oeiil or,llen, hummer,
Maine einseriiien III, fam es fmnn.
eineit beiierel gcipeis eeben, dis oen
DAB Der beiIlole S6nd4er bon sflc-
ba,na es iiberbaupt ipagen oarf Dem
Hublifum BON Maine nit Iolden
einfdltieen llniinn inter oie gAigen
5u freten.
Der Semat beg Staates gsero
4ampibire bat einen 9eidluB al,
genonlnien, ourd) oen sic 9unoesic
natoren @dllinper un6 ynrnbala
oapon lia,terri1tet iperoen, Dob oir
8eDoIferung geelp Snmpibire's ser
Mniidt all lein iheine, Seltntor
2orirner folIte es nif)t geltuttet tper-
ben, ieinen Sis I'M @inoesienat eiil
sunebinell.
Der Banfier @latab g. Sill.
lel IN geem g)orf, Ser i'm Werein nit
9bomes 6ar,,eo pom Gbilaoelpbia
auqeflaqt ipar, bic Werihuoriing
einaef6oelt al baben, ourd, tpelhe
oie unabbdnaiae 8enn{plpanin gH<
qar yefiniud gompanp Dem 9uder-
rult In oie Sanoe ae5pielt puroe, iii
in ieiuer @ohuliua aeitorben. gr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-14
s,On ein,m Giel seidtasen.

sanuiel Bird bon 8eetotun, Nis.,
mar in @efabr, iein gein: gu perlie-
relL oa gfiemano Die @unoe beilon
fonnte, Die ibm ein giel seihlagell.
gudIen's sirniea Salbe beilte iie.
8eriuht iie fir Shnitt- unb 8rano.
tpun6en, @eihpiire etc. 25c bel liz
len Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-14
2ant Weelouna aus Somhi

= 2allt Wteloung aus &omhNrg
y. 5. Sobe bot &oiier gBilbetm ocs
Mobell gu einem 1apillon entmor-
fen, melher Die neu erbobrte 9lrall'
ito @iftoria Quelle un,i6lieEel1
ioa. Ser Booillon felt einell ro-
niiihen 9en1pel oar, aus oeIien III
tar Die QueGe berporipruoelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-14

Sim Wtittlpod fol in Stem Dorf
Ole grobe Ratbeorale Der Gpisfopa.
len, on Der man jabrelang gebmlt
bot, geiueibt uno eroffnet tperoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-14

@er Dem Greunoe leibt, pcr-
liert boppelt.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27
Beet season Next Week

As a resuIt OF last weeks sam
Piles OF beets sent in. delivery or
ders for the crop will probably be
made the last Of the week in this
district. and delivery made starting
the first of the week The sugar
content tests are comparing favor
ably with past ears. and under the
scale contracts good returns per
ton to the farmer will result un-
doubleday.
November beet pay will include
pay for all beets delivered during
the month of October and between
$4,000 and 100000 will find Its
way In this section from the sale
of the beets to the factory. SLIDING
at the dumps will probably be done
though no announcement has been
made as yet by the company regard
ing this.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

none of the mastery of political
tricks. Instead, he came into the
chair of the chief magistrate I'm
bued with the spirit of the judge
and of the executive officer of the
government. In which the doing of
even-handed Justice was the only
criterion to go by. Whether or
not this Is the sort OF man the
American people want for their
president will soon be determined.
There are many people in Wash
ington who believe that II takes
the professional politician to win
favor with the masses. that the
country at this particular time Is
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27
How Taft In Different

President Taft's refusal to take
advantage of the usual petty tricks
of the professional politicians. the.
big hearted indulgence with which
he treaties those who deliberately
ini>iepresent him. his willingness to
suffer himself rather than to use
the power of his office against an
individual-to rest under a false
light rather than to strike back In
the heat OF passion and thus risk
the chance of committing an act of
injustice-have won for the presi
dent the name of being a poor pol
ittcian. Perhaps the presidents
critics IN this respect are right.
writes Arty Ess In Leslie's. Perhaps
politics Is no place for a man of
his tcmperament-a man who seeks
to do justice TO each and every man
and who does rot know how to play
The game OF self-exploitaton, self
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. and self-advance-
ment at the expense of his fell
lows. In politics 1t often is neces-
sary to be unfair. unjust, and to
bring into being the ruthless rule
of the survival of the fittest.
Mr.. Taft is Just little differ
ent from any president we have
ever had He was not brought up
in the school OF politics. Strictly
he never even had a
kindergarten course. Up to the
time of his election to the prea-
dency he had never run for office.
So he brought to the White House
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

The Denver News several years
ago secured pictures of several prom
inent Lamarites. and now when
ever 1t wishes to bolster up one
OF its fights it publishes letters or
Interviews written in the News Of
and prints their pictures to prove
that they said 1t. No doubt Its en-
flee. attaches the Lamar names
dorsements from other portions of
the state are obtained in the same
manner.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

afternoons from $3.50 to 8. The
floor Is one of the best in this
section of the state and 1t covers
$500 square feet. 1t will be one of
the most popular amusement re-
sorts Of the city. and being in
charge of Mr.. wager the best of
order is assured.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

crying for the dogma Of the dema-
gogue and is aching to follow the
political physician who is most
loud In the exploitation of his par
ticular panacea.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

Salesman wanted for Lamar and
adjoining territory for selling Tea.
Coffee. Baking Powder and Spices
Good commission paid. For par
ticulars apply Union Pacific Tea Co.
lis =. Fourth ST.. Pueblo. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27
Shoe Repairing
DONE WHILE YOU WAIT
Prompt Service and Reason.
able Prices

Located at ID. w. Robinson. Sec
ond Hand store. ITO E. Railroad
Avenue.
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