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The Holbrook news., 1911-09-15

places beneath the birds stomach, fas- tened to the body by means of thin band beneath the wings. Attached to It is a rubber bulb which empties and ills with air automatically. The breeze sets the camera to work and the bird unconscionsly takes eight snapshots In an hours flight
 The pictures are capable of en- largement and the finished photo graphs afford teIltale evidence against the truant messengers.
The Holbrook news., 1911-09-15
soIves stonellenoe Riddle.

Boston.-Prof. Richard Norton od Harvard. according to reports that have reached here from Cyrene. Gre. clan Lfbya, has made discoveries that may solve the mystery of Stonehenge, the ruins on Salisbury plain. England Prof. Norton. 1t is said. soon will an. nounce the result of the excavation by the American archaeological expe- dition of the Greek city Cyreae. which was founded B. c. 631.
The Holbrook news., 1911-09-15

of the post and it is sunk into the ground so that the top protrudes about six inches.
 The tablets are stamped with the words: 'U. s. Geological Survey. Missouri" The elevation in feet above sea level Is marked on the tablet and the words: Two hundred and fifty dollars fine for disturbing this mark. |"
The Holbrook news., 1911-09-15
French Joke.
A. cARcILL.

They say that Rockefeller is so rich that his fortune increases by a thousand francs every time his watch ticks.'
 Good graciousi If I were he ! should be in a continual fright lest some one should steal my watch. ."- Pelo Melo-
The Holbrook news., 1911-09-15
LIuh+nIno Restores Lost sense.

New orleans.-After being absolute ly speeches. for two years as re suit of a long sickness. Miss Jessie Fishel instantly recovered her speech through fear. caused by vivid flash of lightning and loud peal of thun' der.
The Holbrook news., 1911-09-15
bon coata In churoh.

Pittsburg, Pa.-The Rev. Charles L. D. Cartwright. pastor of the North Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. has notified his congregation it will be "rood form" during the warm weath- ar for women to come to Sunday even ing services without their hats and foE men to remove their coats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
RAILROAD FROM RUTLAND
TO NEWPORT VIA BARRE
Connecting D. 4 H. win c. P. R.

Bringing this proposition before the
public only strengthens the evidence that
the promoters are acting in good faith,
while little information is given to the
public through the press. We already
know that the real survey has been made
and the actual estimates of cost of con-
struction have been submitted by engi-
neers of known ability, which fact proves
beyond a question that our anticipations
win be blessed with the realization. This
procedure, although we admit long de-.
veloping, yet Is far from lifeless. 1t
takes time to bring about changes of
this size and character, and the pro-
meters should receive the hearty CO.
operation from everybody in the district
where this survey has been made. 1t is
with this as with the Depot Square Drug
store; at first it looked as thought it
would be Of little use, but the older it
grows and the longer it runs, the more
people realize its usefulness and the in
creased patronage is appreciated The
fact alone that the business has taken
the start it has proves that this city
needs this store, and we assure the pat
ronage we need their support to give the
goods and service that they require.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New percales for only 10 cents yard
at Perrys.
See the table damask, only 45c yard,
at Vaughan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Waterman spent
Sunday in Orange.
Don't wait too long. This big sale
until further notice at Vaughan's.
The Sterling and the Starr Shaker
knit sweaters from the McWhorter Co.
Abbott's fnll line of children's and
misses coats is now ready for your in.
speetion.
Miss Margaret A. Miles Of Burling-
ton is visiting relatives in the city for
few days.
+. II. Bartlett Of Morrisvile was a
guest over Sunday at the home Of w.
r. Goodfellow
The regular meeting Of the ladies'
auxiliary Of Clan Gordon will be held
this tAfonday) evening. Refreshments
will be served. Please call for pins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
Resolutions.

At a regular meeting of the Barre,
t., Jumpers, boxers and derrickmen's
branch Of the Q. w. l. Z. of n. A., No.
so, the following resolutions were adopt
ed:
Whereas. Our Heavenly Father in His
infinite tenderness has removed from us
our beloved brother, William Convey, be
It therefore
Resolved, That in his death we have
lost faithful brother, upon whose 10y
atty we could ever depend, and that we
tender his bereaved family our sympathy
in this, their sad hour Of grief, and be
it further
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tions be given to the family of our de-
ceased brother; also be spread upon the
minutes of our branch and published in
the Barre Daily Times, also in the Quar-
ny Workers journal.
tSigned
Nathan Clark,
s. r. Perry,
Morris Wood,
Committee on Resolutions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
wILLIAMSTowN.

j.. D Smith IS visiting his son and
family in Lawrence, Mass.
The grange fair was well attended
Saturday evening and all enjoyed a good
time, entertainment, music by an orches-
ira, followed by auction sale Of veg.
etables, etc.
The ladies' aid society Of the Meth
odist church will hold its annual sale at
the grange hall Oct. 26 and p. The
first evening a chicken pie supper will
be served from 5 to 8 O'clock, followed
by a social hour and entertainment.
Second evening, everybody come and
have a good time.
See the special values in good weight
fall rain coat at Abbott's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
Ain Expression Of Thankfulnesg.

To the Brothers and Members of the
Granite Cutters union of Barre, VT: /,
Harry GIBSON, do thank you one and
all for the kindly assistance rendered
my wife and myself, and in years to
come may we cherish the memory of the
brothers who rendered their aid so free
ly.
Harry Gipson,
Mrs. Gipson.
Hallowell, Me-, Sept. 20, 1911.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
Card of Thanks.

| wish to thank my many friends and
neighbors for their many acts of kind
ness and comforting words in my trouble
and sorrow; also the kindness shown my
wife and daughter, who are at the Barre
City hospital,
George w. Hunt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
THE BARRE DAILY TINES
MONDAY, OCTOBER q, 1911.
Weather Forecast.

Rain tonight and probably Tuesday
north winds.
The evening world., 1911-02-16

$40. with a blue pencil mark through
the original s975. y pretty caracul eros,
coat Is S2i, instead Of $50,
An Australian opossum long Goa, A,
500 and a sable squirrel at s)S.7j ar,
both reduced jus. one-hait
\ pretty hair ornament for cyenrn +,
wear is a bow OF ribbon wire covered
with three-e.ghths OF an inch SHRED
ribbon, The seven loors n two enI,
are studded with brilliants. This dainty
but effective ornament is 1896.
Little silver paper slippers orname9.ea
IN gold have fun silk Innings, and ara
nice iavors at 80 cents.
Five dollars will buy an xtreme,y
stylish ready-to- wear hat. ono In nav
blue cabbage braid Is particular
pretty. 1t mas a SOFT BAND Of blue sl,la
combined with black and white STRIPED
SILK. \ wing OF the silk at the from,
is finished oil with large blue buttons.
Another one in tho ~lavorlte black and
White combinations has i draped white
crown OF hemp, and n high brim o,
black IN the rough braid, Tho on,y
trimming are two cabochons Of bll 4
straw braid.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Just a Glimpse Into
the New York ShODs

THE price or iurS mas peen cut
Gown on per cent" ana 80 'h's may
y De the opportunity Tor the woman
VINO is JUST uyIhs ior a nice 'uF COAT
10 OBTAIN one wIthln her means she
WIZ get a month wear out OF II Se'
shd 'heh she VIII nave II next year
-" "'l' ~ ~,
.Aase s''"" 'u's a's"' ~
The evening world., 1911-02-16

From every nook and corner IN n,
nursery came the dolis-the Boy Do. .
tho Paris DOH. the RaS Dou and all }.
tEem.
Up they jumped on tho window seas
TO watch the band march ny.
II was indeed a glorious band. Their.
went Snigg.e-Fritz beating the big bas
drum Then came all the li;tle sold!e-.
marching one-two, one-two.
Pretty soon all the dolls on the win.
dow seat saw such a funny thing ha1 ,.
pen that they laughed 30 hard they
fell over backwards.
The Clown Doll h a run In front Il
little Willie P."k-Cheek5. who was pa!-
ting ana blowing the cornct. And thu
Clown Doh began to suck a lemon, aal
Willie Pink-Choeks mouth began 70
pucker and pucker and he couldn't blow
his cornet one bit, and this is what N,
coils thought very amy
The evening world., 1911-02-16
a New ARSENE
IS LUPIN Story
The Blonde Lady"
BY Maurice lie Blanc


syNorsis nF rRFcEpiNG cnArrrRs

~ShN'I0lN VT lhf' hDIN' 'nNilbhN'
Baron dIiauttcc. az old invalid. is found nu--
o1td,. H. nuns, q beautiful blond girl. - nIsS
ins. Police Inspector Giutmaui believes the O. ne
Nas committed hy the thief gtIlLt.' A.enr
Lugin.. ini The latlers acc0inplice. the mysteriib
blonde Lady The ia. uus blue q .nDn1
b1u-ut at a sale tor sol 900 D. tue JJuutest Ne
u.un. soon a%tCrwJfd " ~ stolen aud "a .atsg
iaund lp the room " one OF the Countess fuests.
i.otr HldC1cn. GduiEiari sts to wutk nn the
tsfr aui tucs 10 id,utny Nine. dc Rrdl, the
4 o~uu'rss's intimate friend. a. tho Bluud' iDdY.
Iuc tuuntes- sends tor lIlnlopk .ShtArt, ne
lCit English detective. SHEAR, ani his trend
NiI.un at dining at q rau.ilu tes,aurant ncI
luln calmly iu,r-lutes hiinssit TO huim 'o-f.
SHEARS tltu dtciatci 10 va Gear ~ the ny sttrf
suu haze Lultn imprisoned villain ten days ne
iHt b., q stuub g houses hcIirutct h1 L1pin snI
iI.ls them all the Work ct one architect, NJ.
bttargr. Also that Csch contains . secret KIT
ltt Identifies DgstangtA d~sughief, tlotllie, a. IN,
blonde Ladl who d, IA love with lupln. tie
c%untiunts tlutilde with tncse facts and DENNIS
That she accompany him To the police. thraten.
ius, in case VI bet refusal. W tsIi ns4 ialltf
ttyytulu.
The evening world., 1911-02-16

whe,- suddenly
Boom! b o o m!
Boom, Tra-dld-e-
"a. Tra-did-
And there came
the Doll Band. with
Prof. High Top IN
the lead. his big
fur cap a little TO
one side.
Good ~gracious!"
said the German
Doll, 1itti & up
quickly and ruo.
oins ner eyes.
Come on. every
body!" She criel.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
MOI Q SMART.

81 thought | was smart in marrying
m orphan
whats the trouble
"Oh, nothing, only that girl ex-
changes Christmas presents with TWEEN
ty-seyen school chums." -Courier-Jour
nal
The evening world., 1911-02-16
@ =. :: :: :; :: :: =: :: - 5
@EK 1.-THE Zebra" @kN
- III and Badly Cast. Se W
81 CHARLES DARNTON.

and Badly Cast.

IF there we're anything In a name Paul NJ Potter might b. charged with cruelty
II 10 animals for taking The Zebra ut of France nd making his country the
= scene of its desperate adventures for te face 1t thu Girrck is nothing II not
Sench
yea OF aviation. which serveS as a n excuse for bringing it UP to the present
EDDY husband pretend to take a trip in order to get way rom their wives
Ihey live In e London. Conn m so they Ions for The Great white Way
se mre mention Of which is enoush to ruin he chances of any play in New York
or the gaietes oil Paris r.P Potter has substituted the rathskeers of Manhattan
sfom ahar 10 seesa great Whit light INK he is dazzied by It,. Apparently hs
Uoemf realize fnt times ave changed: or perhaps he believes New Londol
The evening world., 1911-02-16

explains everything
Hamilton Revel.s
and Richie Llny
who grow strangely
excited as the gay
decelvers, are. ~
say the least, an odd
pair. Mr.. Ling looks
as though he m!gii
have lived on the IA:
of the land where
the labored action o!
the play takes phase.
but Mr.. Revel!s
would Instantly BE-
recognized as a
stranger in New
London. and perhaps
he Invited to an
Afternoon tea.
The play Is as duh
as its dialogue un.ll
the naughty hus-
bands sneak back
home In the second
act TO find that the
balloon Is still up n
the air. according -
the lates. report.
and that this oar.
t,cular spot on earth
e no place for the n.
But their dilemma
isn't the funny part
OF Il. The actor,
make nothing bI.
work of their roles,
whlle Miss Adelaide
Nowak AMI )
Vera McCord MAKE
very little o: the
wives.
1t remains for Miss
Irene Fenwick 20 pu,
a smiling face on
the situation. He:
trivial rs Klki. a
fhopgirl who comes
from New York WITH
a coat for the wife
Of George Porgy."
who went to New
York to see her.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
V
kidnapped.

&Q OF mind, III the ihce or mIne-
date danger
- lie rose and took a step IT,
ward the library. Clotlldo stopped him.
zone moment. monsieur"
She reflected and. now fully mistress
OF herself. asked. very calmly:
You are Holmlock shears. are you
no,?"
Yes"
what do you want with me?"
What do | want? | have entered
upon a contest with Arscne Lupln from
which | must emerge the winner
Pending a result which cannot be FAR
distant. | am OF opinion that n hostage
as valuabl as yourself will give ms a
considerable advantage over my adver-
sary. You shall go With me. therefore.
madcmolselie. and / will place you
under the care of a friend OF mine. As
soon as my object Is attained. you shall
be set free"
1T that nil?"
That is all. I do not belong 10 the
police OF your country. and consequently
| claim no-ho justIclary rights"
Her mind appeared made up. How
ever. she asked for n moments delay.
Her cyelids closed and Shears stood
watching her. suddenly grown calm. al
most Indifferent tc tho perlls tina;
threatened her.
Il wonder thought the Engllshman.
'Gf she believes herself to be In danger
Probably not. with LupIn to protect her.
With Lupin there. nothing can happen
to her. she thinks: Lupln Is omnipotent.
Lupin is infalliblc. Mademolselle.' he
said aloud. Il spoke OF hve minutes. /,
Is now more than thirty"
May 1 20 to my room. monsieur. and
tetch my th!ngs?"
IL YOU like. madcmolsciie. I will &C
ard Wait for you In the Rue Montchanin
| am a great friend OF ~Jcann.o,. the
I concierge"
An. 50 you know she said VITA
visible dismay.
Il know a great many things"
VERY we'll Taen | will ring"
The servant brought her hat and
cloak and Shears said.
you must give NJ. D~cstange some
reason to explain our departure and
the reason must be enough In case OF
. latfIs 10 ~ Ilh ~ 9pAA dbofllNt vi tWD
: or three days
THAT Is Unnecessary. shall DO
bacS presently"
Again they exchanged n defiant
glance. scep,lcIl. botn OF them. and
smiling.
How you trust hlm!' said Shears.
"BIindly"
Whatever he does IL right. Is II
not? Whatever he wishes Is realized.
And you approve Of everything and are
prepared to do everything for his
sake
Il love him. she said. with a tremor
o. passion.
"Anl you believe that he viii save
your
She shrugged her shoulders and. GO
ing up to her father. told him:
Il am robbiuB you OF NJ. Sticknann.
We are golns to tho National LII
brdry.'
"Will you he back TO lunch7"
"pcrhaps-Cr, more likely. not .
but don't worry about mo In any
. cu.e
And In a nrm voice she said to
Shears:
"I am ready. Monsieur" .
"NNIfhugt rearryc?' ho yhisperel.
'Vl,u my eyes closed"
"l. ypu try t. escape I ~hall shout
ard call for help. you viii be arrested
and 1t vii. mean prison. Don't forget
t.at t.,ro Is a warrant out bgalns'
t.r blonde lady"
Il swear 70 you on my honor that |
sin make n, attempt 10 escape
81 believe you. Let as co.
They le;t the house together. as he
lad iJrciI!d.
The evening world., 1911-02-16

adds a little much-n ceded pre to Mr. rotters dreary concocuon. hiNs ''
d supposed to be explained b hi act that George Porgys s vile gets a ne"
every tme he getsc caught in the act of lying about his trips 10 new ioN
Miss Fenwtk acts more like a chorus girl than a shopgrL u me easew WIN
which The transfers her affections is is pleasing as hr simple @ ahead" wnen
the lean n hungry sludge SKIS for a kiss a girl like that is worth avln!
ourgars-thc " harmless husbands-brIngs XXI nj OF bed at midnight in a
Alexander Clarke is amusing as siudge an amateur medium" who really
does so into n rance whc he ices XXI Lawrance DOrsay makes al English
ass OF himself with dire results and merely helps 20 prove nat on the whoa
the play is BADLY cast. Blu. in ny hands THE Zebra would not be very sporuve
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Oh. You Ophelial~~~ By Clare Victor Dwiaains

san eLossq, LOOK were ne ArD YOU :
Gees Goo, TRENDS A Lcte WHlte A
Me OUGHT TT 10 ls7 A L'rTte u"rs-
lekAcusN OF Pie oeeM W 0S V"er
Now hSseN- GOT AWOPoShoa 70 NMN
The evening world., 1911-02-16
ID O l l i e s t O r i e s
BY Daisy Miller

Copy right. 1911. hy The Press Publishing Co.
The New York Wonl.)
" HE nursery was ,ury quiet aHl
the German Doll was sleeping
\ peacefully In the window seat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-01
SUNDT VICE PRESIDENT
Rev. J. 8. sundt Of This City Has
Been Chosen Vice President
Of Norwegian 5aptists.

Rev. ]. B. sundt of Fargo has been
highly honored in being elected vice
president for North Dakota of the
Norwegian Baptist Conference of Am
erica. The new officer is home from
the annual meeting Of the conference
which was held recently in Berton, s.
ID. The other representative attend
ing the sessions Of the conference from
this city wes Rev. o. Larson, state
missionary, who preached an excel
lent sermon while there on The
Recreant Prophet.
Rev. Mr.. Sundt reports a most sue
cessful meeting at Berton and feels
that all the sessions were highly bene-
fetal His friends here are greatly
pleased with his electic' to the Of
Ace to which he has bee chosen and
feel that the selection was an excel
lent one.
At the Berton meeting the matter OF
taking over Morgan Park seminary
was presented for consideration and
arrangements were made for a larger
financial FUND which viii enable the
graduates to preach in the English
language. The conference consisted OF
devotional meetings and excellent adj
dresses from ministers from different
states.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-01
VALLEY CITY HAS
Big DELEGATION
NORMAL SCHOOL AND CITY
SCHOOLS or BARNES COUNTY
WILL FURNISH APPROXIMATE
~ zoo FOR THE RIo coNvEN-
TON TO DE HELD.

The state normal school o9 Valley
City was represented the nrst day with
a delegation OF more than 100. Fully
one-half or this big delegation was
made up OF the faculty and senior
practice teachers. The two morning
trains from the west bore large dele
cations. the early local having a coach
attached which was devoted exclusive
~ to normal educators.
President and Mrs. Mcfarland head
ed the delegation and many Of the
members OF the faculty we've accom-
panied by their wives. The normal
model school at Valley city was dis
missed for the three days and the
normal departments which will be In
operation during the three days win
be in charge of the student cadets or
substitute teachers. the faculty being
In attendance on the association.
The high school and grade teachers
have all been given the opportunity
to attend the sessions for all three
days and many Of them are already
in the city. Miss Nelson, county sup
erintendent of Barnes county, has dis
missed the schools generally through
out the county and the country
teachers are In force. 1t is estimated
that the state normal and the public
schools OF Barnes county will furnish
more than 200 delegates to the associa-
ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-01
IN TIE HOTEL LOBBIES

Il served on the bench with Judge
Morgan and knew him to be a most
able justice" said Judge John Car
mody, formally OF the North Dakota
supreme court to a Forum represen-
tative yesterday afternoon aboard
Northern Pacific train No. 5. Judge
Carmody was on his way to Bismarck
to attend a meeting OF the state board
OF control of charitable and penal in
situations of which he is a member.
I regret to see him leave the bench
Tor the state loses an excellent man
In his retirement. At the same time
feel that the vacancy will be wei
billed by Dean Bruce, who, I think. liz
one Of the most capable men In the
state. Bruce will make good member
OF the court and will certainly do his
duty by the people. am quite pleased
with the appointment.
Bruce must have known OF his
appointment some time before Nor
gan's resignation" continued the fudge
afier moments reflection. "He was
right on hand to take his place and
the governor is away, so it must have
been all settled beforehand. II comes
quite unexpectedly to several OF u.s.,
Judge Carmody stated that he had
no intentions Of locating in Bismarck
as had been rumored. at least for the
present.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-01
Fine EXHIBIT OF
MANUAL TRAINING
NOTABLE SHOWING is MADE eY
DEPARTMENT OF MANUAL
TRAINING or THE VALLEY CITY
NORMAL - GIRLS AS EXPERT
CABINET MAKERS.

One OF the most notable exhibits Of
association is that OF the department
OF manual training Of the Valley city
normal in room No. Of the high
school building. This department is
OF but recent organization but Is prov
ing one Of the most popular in the
Valley City institution.
The exhibit Is one of remarkable in
terest when II is considered that most
Of the work is done by girls who never
had a tool in their hands until a few
weeks since. That after a short
course OF instruction in mechanical
science the girls can make pieces OF
furniture that in mechanical exact
ness and workmanship and finish are
the equal of what a cabinet maker
OF years experience can accomplish,
makes one sit UP and take notice that
manual training is not fad and that
II is one OF the useful and practical
departments of all schools.
This exhibit is the same one that
attracted so much attention at the
Bismarck industrial exposition. 1t
consists of exhibits in wood work, pat
tern work and copper work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-01
RESCUED in TINE
TO SAVE ROLL
PATRoLMAN RICHARDS ARREST
ED AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE
LAST NIGHT BEFORE HE COULD
DECORATE THE MAHOGANY
WITH HIS EARNINGS.

AS he aiighted from a train last
night, Fred johnson was arrested by
PatroIman Richards, a life long friend
OF the victim who was fairly well "or-
ganized+" who was making his head
way for Moorhead when he was taken
In the custody Of the ofSicer.
When arraigned In police court this
morning. Johnson entered a plea Of
guilty to the charge OF intoxication.
''You were saved In the nick Of time.
Johnson. and you ought to thank the
stars that you are fortunate in having
as much money as you have this
morning. It would be well to hunt
up the on1cer who arrested you and
buy him box Of cigars, as the Of
ficer was instrumental in saving what
you have" remarked Judge Miller to
the defendant.
Johnson was assessed a fine Of IS
and will leave today for his home at
Hayward, Wis, with $152.
You're elected for the street gang"
replied Judge Miller to Carl Hendrlck-
son, q vagrant, when he told his tale
OF woe to the court of having made the
acquaintance Of an alleged good fell
low" who lured him to the tender
loin district where he was assessed
$50 for said good time. Hendrickson
pleaded guilty to the charge OF va
grancy and was remanded to the city
Jail for four days.
Fred Sunberg entered a plea of
guilty to the charge Of drunkenness
when arraigned before the police mag
istrate this morning. Sunberg is a
new arrival in the gate city coming
from the western part Of the state
where he has worked ell summer.
If you have worked all summer in
the west, what did you do with your
money!" asked the Judge.
Il don't know" replied the prisoner.
Well. you are a good subject and
few days work won't hurt you any,
said the judge.