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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08
FRAUD IS CHARGED
Dixon Calls on President to
Punish Kentuckians.
POSTMASTERS UNDER FIRE
Accused Of Signing Taft Certificates
in Roosevelt Counties.
ACTION HELD NECESSARY
Executive, Unless Issuing Rebuke,
Will Receive Stolen Goods,
Says Senator.

In an open letter to President Taft,
given out at Roosevelt headquarters here
today. Senator Joseph M. Dixon, cam
paign manager for. Col. Roosevelt, de-
clares that the President will become
the deliberate receiver Of stolen goods
II he does not repudiate the action of
.certain federal ofaceholders in the Ken
lucky elections Saturday and institute
proceedings against them
Senator Dixon's letter was sent as
the result OF q telegram received from
e. c. O'Rear, former chief justice of
the supreme9court Of Kentucky and
republican candidate for governor at
the last election. This telegram, sent
Sunday, was as follows:
Later returns give Roosevelt first
district, but chairman Of McCracken
county. who is deputy postmaster at
Paducah. signs Taft certificates. though
Roosevelt carries county by 1,006 to
SIT.
"In Carlisle county Roosevelt had all but
three, one OF whom was the chairman.
shYt postmaster signs Taft certificate.
The district chairman Is postmaster at
Mayfield. Nothing approaching these
high-handed methods has ever BEEN deveI-
oped before IN Kentucky politics"
= Letter to President.
Senator Dixon. in his letter, declares
that federal of1ceholders supporting
President Taft are specifically charged
by Judge O'Rear with violating the law,
the civil service regulations and executive
orders.
these acts operate to subvert the
the voters in the districts where COM
mitted," says the letter.
I'm plain language, these acts consti-
tute theft. Unless they are promptly
repudiated by you and those who COM
mitted them are Immediately cited to
trial you cannot escape the charge of
being willing to profit knowingly by such
theft. In other words, you will become
the deliberate receiver Of stolen goods"
Senator Dixon declares that post
recent message to Congress recommend
ing the transfer of postmasters to the
civil service. or that they refuse to
credit you with sincerity in your public
declarations.
His Formal Demands.
Failure on your part now to act in
prompt rebuke and punishment Of these
crimes can only convince the whole coun-
try that the assault upon your honor by
your isubordinates in Kentucky is
justified.
81 call upon you, not as a candidate
for denomination. but as President OF
the United States, to issue an order to
the oficeholders of Kentucky to cancel
their illegal action. I call upon you
as President Of the United States to
the civil service rules and the orders
Of your predecessor. I call upon you
as President Of the United States to
enforce the law"
Senator Dixon stated that he had sent
the reports to the civil service COM
mission. In giving out the letter he
said the matter would be before Con-
gress within twenty-four hours"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08
Lord Kennedy Dies Suddenly.

Now YORK, April s8.-Lord Alexander
Kennedy Of Ascot. England. q famous
sportsman and hunter Of big game. died
suddenly Saturday. according to q cable
gram received by his daughter, who IN
visiting friends In this city. At the time
Of his death he was preparing to 30 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08

Lynchburg. Va.-An Equal Suffrage
Club has been organized among the young
women at the Randolph Macon Woman's
College here and the membership is said
to be growing rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08

How Dreyfus was TO have been rescued
by Dynamite Johnny OBrien. See our
next Sunday Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08

ORAN. Algeria. March 20. 1912
An Arab bandit named LAbane has had
the unique experience Of being sentenced
to death three times and to hard labor
for life eleven times. He has still to un-
dergo ono more trial and set one moro
seutenee to satisfy justice before hi exc
cution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08

uated between Baton Rouge and the
Atchafalaya river. No loss of life has
been reported.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Ganabiide Madridt.

@ertber vMoroitern!" 8itte metn
announcement a1f SEN u@or6itern" alf
Elm Sabr 5u erreuern uno fir ginlage
giitigit 5u quittiren. M1s @euigfei=
ten m06te ib mittbeilen, 6aB mir
bier in @etasfimin, &robin3 Mlberta,
einen iebr id0nen 8inter batten,
atn6 o1em Mnidein nod lit SOS Sriib=
iabr i'm Mn5uge. 5omi1ie @dreifels
erfreut iid no@ immer ser beiten &C.
iunobeit, mag 9letdfams bon Soiepb
@deelar's Gamilie eelagt meroen
fann. 5onte Setter @rein lit ord nod
iebr riftig unto mudt ieoen Sag einen
&un6ga1tg 6urd sic Sto6t. 60. 56ee=
lar mar fir etIide Soge BEL 0beim
uno Sante, Soiepb SdeeIar un6 grou,
@eiud. @etasfimin bot ii6 ldo11
gut semodt. @or feds Sabren To-
men stpei Ser onen5iige Sen Sag bier
6ur6 a1no iebt paiiiren elf oerortige
3iige uniere Srtfdaft. Maturgos bat
6ie Sto6t in elmer Stefe bon 1916
SUB erba1ten, 6em 5ufolge sic Mus~
iihten ima1er nod befier tper6en. Mit
@r11B an sic &erren bonn vNor6ftern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

foru1ren 1lnb muir gu gerne fonmlert
mo9ter, aber ab! es lit fein &aum
fir mebr borbanben. SIN Sale ser
Motb gebraud)en Sic &naben imner
nod einen Sbeil 0es eigentliden &lo=
tiers.
@ir appeuieren alien @rnites an
BEN @roBma1tb Ser 2eier oeS v@oro-
lterar" 11n6 bitten %freunolid)it I'M Sill
fe CUR grlangung ser n%otbme10igen
Mittel fir sen Mnfauf zines alten
ODER fiir SEN 8au zines nel.en Saul les,
ons obioll1t notbmenoig lit fir Inter
bringing pon no6 mebr &nober.
@obltbater meroen tbeilbaben an 0em
@eroienite, an Der religtoien gr5ie=
b1ng a1nierer @laubenSgenoiien NIT
gebolfen gu baben, um Dielipred) enoe
&11aben an 6ie Stlfen 6es Mtars gu
bringen, Sen fonrmrenoen @eneratio=
nen Ger Sela1ga1s 1T Snoien geiitiges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
9aS ,,~1tltra1,ta ntane"
8elgiett.

SSl1r einigen 8oden tpiro 6aS @olf
@elgiens 6ariiber entl6ei0en miiiien,
oh es ser gegenmartigen fatbolii6en
&egierl,1rg meiter iein @ertrauen ent=
gegen bringen min, o6er Oh es ieiner
27iabrigen iegensrei6en 8irfiamfeit
ein gn0e ieben un6 ii@ unter Sic
&erridaft Ser nit Ben So5ialiiten Der
biin0eten 2iberalen begeben min. Sir
Sic &atbolifen fins sic beporiteben0en
@ab1en BON ser nuergrobten @i6=
tigfeit, ga Sic al1genblidlt6 lit elmer
Minoerbeit bon iieben ~beftn0ltd)e Ii
eral=io3ialiitiide Gerbrii6erung idon
jebt ibr @orbaben a1rfiinoigt, int Sal
Ie fires Sieges SEM 8eiipiele bon
6ranfreid un0 Nortugal in Ser
&ned]tung Ser Stride gu folgen. @eit=
Hifen6en 8elgiern, sic Elm 8eritan0=
nib boben fir Sic mirflide @obl=
fabrt seq 2an0es, ioIlte es nidt
idmer mer0en, fir men iie it6 Bel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

Sen @ablen 81 enti@eioen baben.
sdom nidt, mena iie ii6 i'm Mage~
meinen ser beinnb anpergleid)li6 ge=
iun6en Gerpaltung unter fatbolt<
idem &egime entiinnen, nod pen1=
ger ober, lpenn file 0em bon Srn.
&opois per0ffentlihten @11oget fur
1912 tire Ia1fmerfiamfeit 1d)erter.
@r. &opois 5iebt 0arin einen %iaterel=
ianten @erglei9 3mii6en ser fatboli=
ldJe11 un0 Ser friiberen liberalen Ser
maltuny. Inter sen 2iberalen ltelte
iid idbrlih mie ein droniid)es llebel,
Elm beoeutenoes 9eficit Elm, baS III
sen Sabren bon 1879 bis 1884 bon
100000 ouf 100000 Srs. itieg.
M1it linn nabmen eleid5eitig a1d
nod Sic 0ffentlid)c 5dnllo nno Sic
steuern 5u. 9as mur0e gleid on=
Sers, ais cine fatboliide Mebrbeit
Sic Gerpoltung 0eS 9an0eS in Sic
@dnoe nnbm. Sin Sic SteQe oes
idbni6en 0eficits, 0as o1f Sic 9auer
gum finon3iellen &l,in gefii6rt boben
miiroe, trat iett Elm iabrlidper l(eber=
ldjuB, ser auein IN SEN Sabren 1901
1910 ii6 na1f sic enorme Sunune
pom 100000 6rs. belief. ltn0
nid)t MIR nod 6ieier i&dtl1ng trot
cine pollitan6ige uno 0oalernoe @elltnz
oltng Elm, ionoern es gelang ser nel1en
&egierung a16, sic DECENTRALIZATION
Inn 100 900, 900 Srs. gu perminoern.
9o5n m1roen feline 11el1en Stellern
eingefiibrt, ion0ern piele ser alten Mb=
goben berabgelett o0er %politanoig ab-
gei6nfft. @eiter mur0er III SEN LETT
ten Is Sabren SOC, 900 Srs. fir
offentlide 8auten, @nlagen uim. aus
gegeben, iomie ser %fommer5te1e nno
Notwithstanding &ei6tbum 0es
fleinen 2an0es al1f cine urtbergletd=
Iid)e @0be gebradt, io0ab 8elgien beu-
tie unter ser fatbplt1den &egierung
nit ietner itaunensmertben Hrol peri<
t6t allen 9a116ern. ser 8elt alS Multer
bingelteut meroen fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Gimscborene Tran5isfaner in Snoien

ltniere 5ran5isfaner 8rii0erldoft
in @euarp, cine al1s eingebore11en ST.
oiarern BEL teber6e religioie @enolien=
ldoft, ml1r0e por einigen Sabren &C.
grii,roet, Inn einem la1rge g~efIblten
@e0iirfnilie na6 Mnitalten ab5ubelfen,
lit 6e1ren 5elltgu fatboliide &naben
1tntergebradt, belogt uno in gut 6rtit=
lide @eile er5ogen uno in 6enen Sci
0enfmben gleidfoas fir Sic Sauie
u,1terridtet mer0en f0nnen. ct.
Sob1rs SSnltitut fir uni ere Selugu ber=
ange5ogenen &naben, 6as bon inns I'M
&loiter geleitet miro, lit Sic ein5ige
Mnitalt Sic er Mrt in elmer @ntfernl1ng
bon 41,O00 9uatratmeilen nit elmer
Selrgu eingeborenen fatboliiden Be-
polferrng bon $4,000 inmitten elmer
ieds MiQionen groBen 3obl &ei0en.
SSn ieiner einfaden @eiie 6ient eS
ol16 als cine Mrt &orbereitl1ngsiemi=
NOR, u1p6 es lift uniere SauptqueQe,
Inn religi0ie @adfolger fir 1tnier
@loiter GIT erbalten. @eiterbin 6ient
es als Mn1talt fir 6ie @ate6umener1.
9ie Mn5abl ser iebt int Snititl,t I'M
&11aben betrdgt 80, mebr
.ls 6as Doppelte Dor 6rei Sabren. Sc
gibt re6t biele, melde miqens itn6 gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

Mmt gar nidt Jude, ion6ern baupt'
jddli6 oie politii6e Srganiitrut,9
Ser Srauen in BEN Stoaten, no oie'
1elben bereits 6as 5timmredt beiisen,
i'm Muge babe. sic peripri6t iia
bieI Don Ser 8eteiltgung TIRES &C.
f6Ie9tes am 0ffentliden 9eben, Dor
alien @efretung Don Ser &erridaft
Ser rpolittiden Mai9inen" un6 Der
~&arteiboBe", iopie Die @rtpablune
ebrlider un6 fompetenter 8eamten.
SnnerboIb Der naditen 3ebn Sabre
bofft iie> tpenn1 ou6 feinen meibliden
8raii0e1ten Der Ser. Staaten, 10
bod speibli9e StaatsgouDerneure,
@ongreBmitgIie6er uno @iirgermei'
iter am @u6er 5u ieben. Sn feds
Stoaten bitten sic Sralte1 6as@abl.
reht bereits errungen, un6 6as be.
oeute, 6aB file iber fur5 o6er lang inn
gor5en 2an6e boqberedtigte @iirger
iein tpiirben.
t6rou Deder itammt aus Mel1erg.
LAMB. SIR 0ater, Der Breoiger @6pin
@baie in &olpofe, Moiiahuietts, nor
als Ser vbeten6e uno fdmpfen6e Sc.
tan" befannt, SOS &eim ibrer @ino-
beit mar in sen Gagen Der Meger.
Ieibeigemfdoft i'm @ii6en cine @to-
ton Der iogenannten ~l1ntergrun0-
bobn", 5. +. Elm SERTED fIu9tiger
@flapen, uno ipdter ein SammeIpIob
fir @o5ialreformer ieoer Mrt. SSn
Der 5rauenbemegung ipieIt fie ieit
bieIen Sabren cine electromagnetic
Mone, io4pobl ouf lofalem, 4pie auf
nationolem @ebiete. sic tpor fieben
sesobre @itglie6 Ser itoatlt4en Muf.
(id~tsbeborbe Der @obltdtigfeits. uno
Observation-Disclosures in Colorado uno
fiuibrte flint Sabre 6arin ben @oriis.
@egenm1rtig beflei6et iie ibr critics
@abIomt als Mitglieo Ser 3ioil.
bienitbebor6e 6es Stootes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
inns a1 ale lit Stearns County, sic
iid meiner nod erinnern.
SIR %ergebener
S.. 9. g d. eli felS.
9ie Tra1 i'm @taatsleben.
Gusii@ten auf etnen cit I'M gunoesfenat erott'
men iid elmer Der neuen Bilrgertnnen.

ffrau 5arab g. Ylatt-D eder BON
Denper, Colorado, miro pieaei@t Die
Mus3eidnung genieBen, als critics
tpei6lides Mitglieo einen Sit i'm
Bunoesienat ein5unebmen. "5rau
Senator" tlingt %ieoeniaQs iebr i@o1
uno sic Bunoesoerfallung miro oa.
bin ousgelegt, BOB iie teinen Git
fpru@ erbebt, fonoern 6as oarin ent.
baltene @0rtden ~er" itd nur oul
Die notmenoigen Observation-Disclosures
Der Mitglieoer Der boben &orper'
f9aft, niht aber auf oeren @eidle9t
be5iebt. I'm als Bunoesienator mabl'
bar gu fem, muB, laut Der &onltitu'
ton, ser (o6er 6ie) 8etreffenoe oas
breiBigite 2ebensiabr errei@t u1to
minoejtens ,1eun Sabre I'M 5taate
getpobnt boben. 6rau Deder genigt
6iei len Mnforoerungen un6 ion iett
@usiidten baben, entmeoer int na@'
iten M11gult CUR Na9folgertn 6es per'
ftorbenen @enators @ugbes ODER gu
Ser BEG Senators 5imor @uggen'
beim, 6elIen Mmtstermin i'm Mar5
1918 oblduft un6 Der loeben auf cine
@ieoertpabl oer3idtet Fat, ertpdblt gu
tper6en. 9obei erfldrt Grau Deder
aber gan5 entidie6en, oaB lie Dos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
DaS &amo ber Mmter=
in1um8ett.

Sn sen Ser. 5taaten gibt es oas
gauge SSabr binour@ piellei@t mebr
amtlide l1nteriub4ngen als 1T allen
onbern 2Qnoern ser @elt 5uiammen=
genomnrer. l1nteri udatngen in ser
MISUNDERSTANDING, unteriudungen
inn aongreB, in Sen 5taatsregierun=
gen, sen 2egislaturer, Sen StGoten,
Sen Counties rno sen Somns. Cine
ltnteri l1dy1ng auf amtli6e vnnregel=
nrabigfeiten" ols 6a iu1o: l1nteridla=
gu,rg 0ffentlider @eloer, @eits&rng,
Modldiiigfeit int Dienite, ltnfabig=
felt, @oblbetr,rg, &ertbe>1erung Ser
2ebensmittel, Ser Sr1rits, III i'm. iagt Sic
onoere unb grade iebt iin6 lnterll1=
d)ll>lge11 ser ei11en o0cr anoern Nrt
iiberon int @ange inns me5r als le
sl1por in ser @eididte 0es 2enoeS.
Gin GROCER She'll ser 3eit nno Sha=
tigfeit ser 8ean1ten un0 @ertdte miro
o1f ltnterludnlngen perrpe1loet ln1S gu
meilen fpn1nt es einem Dor, alS Oh
oielelben ipnit gor 11idts SIT tbl,n bat=
ten. @ed)net man oa5u al Sic D!cle
f3eit, melde u11iere 8ealntel1tpelt ol1f
lire Horteipplitif pertpenoet, auf lire
SbGti3feit fir @ieoererlpab(ung o0er
@ieoerernennl11g, 10 m1B Sen 4errcn
in ser Sbnt erbarnlid meniQ 2eit sur
reoliden g%rfii1ung ibrer Mmtspflid-
ten iibrig Heiben.
sllts Ser l1geberern 3abl Ser nn=
ter l1dp1nger, io1peit ite sum Mbl6lllb
yelongt fins, fam obe11orein menig fer
aus sum 8eiten 0es 2an0eS, CUR 8e=
ltro fl111g 1mebrlider 8eamten ooer
@ablbetriigereien Giebe 2orimer SAL
ll11o onoere mebr). Man lit oft gettltg
geneiga Sic 6rage 5u iteuen: user un=
ter l1dt Damn 5l1lebt Sic Inter l1der?
@as babeu al Sic iabrelangen un=
ter l1dlu1gen gegen Sic Srl1itS, sic gro
Ben @olfso1sbeuter, bis oato @rtes
5ultonoe gebrod)t? Sic idrauber felt
fer sic Yreiie 11ur nod bober un0 bo-
fer rnro laden iiber pou5oge11e o0er
a%ngeornbte Ml1fl0i l1ngen 01trd sic Sc
gieru11g. 5iebe 3l,dertr1lt, Seltruit,
6leilftrl1it tim. -
ll110 Sos @olf idJout falt gleidgiil=
tig SIT inns Millioren, Sic l1nter 0em
ougemeiren Crude leioen, tperoen in
ser ndd)lten @abl fir 0ielelbe Hortei,
unter Ser Sic Srl1lts 10 md@tig un0
unperidamt gierig gepor0en itn0, lire
Stimnen abgeben. 8lob aus altem
blin0em Harteiporurtbeil. Sc lit sic
alte @eidyidte:
Sic alIergr0Bten &dlber
@dblen ibre Mebger ielber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

u11o 5eitlifes @ut ermieien nno our
9erBreitung unieres beiligen @la11<
betrs in 6ieier beionilden @egen0 BET
getragen gu baben. @ott miro 9e=
miB alien oieien, mel6e me11n aud)
MIR Elm menig, gu 6ieiem groben 8er=
fe beigetrogen baben, ieinen Segetr
3eben. Mebft ipe5iel1en fl. Melien rno
BEL beionoeren @elegenbeiten
per0en tGgli9 @ebete in unierer &lo=
itertapene fir ste @obltbater perrih<
tet. 8eitrdge, 1penn aud no4 10 ge=
ring, mer6en auf's Danfbollte alnge=
ronre1 uno anerfannt. Die elben mo-
gen 6l1r9 sc. @ra6en, SEN bodm'iten
S. Nelen> Maoras, Sno.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

Dies lit sic Sabres5eit, menn Miit=
ter pielfab befummert fins iiber Sic
bauftgen grfaltungen, melde lire
&in6er ii6 5u5ieben, un6 iie baben
binldngliden @rltno 6a5u, So ie0e CT
faltung Sic 2ungen i6madt, sic Be-
bensfraft idmalert un6 Sen @eg eb=
net gu Sen erniteren &ranf6eiten, Sic
10 baufig folgen. @bamberlain's SUI
lit berubrt megen ieiner Set
h1ngen, un0 e3 angenebm u11D 1ba0=
log gu nebmen. gu faufen bel alien
Mpotbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
81 perfamfen ober gu perpadjten.

meine III meile iiiooitlid bon
@odpiae gelegene, 245 &der groBe
Tarm, 100 older unter Bflug, nnter
Qiinitigen 8eoing11ngen Bis gum nad<
}fen IS. Mar5 gu perfaufen u0er audi
1tuter rmitdnben gu berpa6ten. Na<
beres bel Mlbert &re1ter,
SEQ. 233-15. Mpe. &C.,
14.4t ct. @lolt0, Wttrtt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

ooer oa1rd) irgeno Elm ser @enolien>
{daft 5lr 8erbreitung 0es @laubens
amgeb0riges @al,s - 1852 Maoiion,
Mbenlle, Seem Sort @itp; 627 2ering<
ton Mperl1e, Seem Sort @itp, al Mal=
oen Street, Bottom, Maii., etc. a1 oen
unter5eidmeten 8rl10er Superior 0es
6ran5isfaner &loiters, 8ellarp, Ma=
bras, Sno., gel on6t merben. sSn Bor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
ST. @naben, beg bpdj,p''
iten @errn @r5biid)ofs.

Sd boffe l1n6 bite gu @ott, bab
6ieier Mppem sic liberalite @ufnabm
ftn6en moge; 6enn Sic 3ufunft ser
fatboliihen Stride unter SEN Sela1gu
lpreden6en &niien 6ieies 2anoes
bdngt bon 6em @rfoIge ab, Sen 6as
ct. Sobn's &noben=Snltitut baben
mir6.
We5eidnet) \ S. Me1en,
@r5biidof bon Ma6ras.
Ma0ros, 81. Mar5 1911.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Gr bra,dt iett nidjt mebr 51 binfen.

@ein &infen mebr fir Som Moore
bon @o9ran, g., sd botte Elm
idqimmes @eb an meinem Stiff, Sem
ntdts mie es Sen Iai6etn batte boIf,
Big i6 8lldlens Mrnico Solbe qe=
braudte," idreibt er, raber oieies
u,tnoerpoue @eimittel beilte midi
raf1." @eilt alte, Iaufep0e 8un6en,
@eidmiire, 8euIen, Grandchildren.
Sdnitte, 3uetidunger, @c5ema ooer
Mdimorrboi6en. @eril1dt iie. 25 Ste.
in Molitors Drug 5tore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-29
BACK TO STATE FARM.
Walter Mullen, "Scion of Wealthy and
Aristocratic Vermont Family"

Boston, March 29.--The most famous
and the queerest vagrant known in Bos-
tons municipal court, Walter Mullen,
scion of a wealthy and aristocratic Yer.
mont family, with the same flow Of ele.
gant language and his mind still on
his little duck" appeared again yes
tcrday in the dock. Once again he went
to the state farm.
Mullen, known also as William APP
pleton. William Morse and Walter Mul.
lett. was arrested while delivering in
fremont row his usual buck-and wing
dance and his brace of "songs of long
ago"
Mulen's mind has been haunted for
some wears by the picture of a little
gold-haired infant he imagines his own,
though he was no wife and family, and
by the vision OF little duck" he once
owned and often mumbles to himself
about
He was sorry sight when he APP
peared before Judge Duff. Ten years
ago he was handsome man, feet 5,
ard weighing $50 pounds. To-day he
is pallid, thin, STOPPING, weighing not
more than $50 pounds.
Il want square deal, / want ghost
OF a chance he said to-day to the
Judge I've never had it yet in court
and l want il to-day. | know of a job
| can get, and if you'll let me go I'll
get IT,"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-29
WILLIAMSToWN.

There is to be no service in the Uni
yersalist church next Sunday
Wagons appeared on our streets fol
the first time this season on yesterday
March 2s.
Mrs. l. A. Perkins is visiting friends
in Barre and goes to her home in Dor.
chester, Mass, Saturday.
George w. Savery has lately had an
other severe attack of rheumatism, but
is now better and able to ride out.
Joseph Brooks has finished work for
Carl w. Seaver and is engaged to work
fof Willard Sprague through sugaring
Goods brought fairly good prices at
Mrs Whitney's auction sale on March
p. The farm was bid off by Charles
L. Hayward for $500
Mrs Martha Erskine is making quite
extensive repairs on her house, in the
way OF finishing rooms, new windows
and porticos. etc. When these are fin
ished she will have complete two tene-
ment house. Henry Poole and Frank
Godfrey are doing the work.
Abram West had the misfortune TO
get his foot badly bruised and crushed
on March 81 in peculiar way. He was
handling some heavy barrels and ono
fell from place above his head and
tho chine or edge struck squarely on
his foot, making a very painful wound.
The vicinity of the station has TAX
en- on the appearance of a small lum-
bcr yard during the past few weeks,
owing to the large quantity of freshly
sawed lumber piled up there ready for
shipment. These piles are mostly of
hard wood, maple, birch and beech, an1
there is also some hemlock and bass
wood. 1t is estimated that there is
about 250,000 feet piled mp there at pres
ent. This lumber belongs to Harry
Daniels of East Montpelier and was
sawed at the Moulton mills in the
southeast part of the town.
The following is the program for the
next regular grange meeting, which
comes April 3: Selection by grange
choir; question. "Will membership or
talent add most to the success of q,
opened by George Colby; read
ing. Miss Edna Seaver; debate, "Re-
solved, That Sanford corn and the sew
eral dent varieties are more suitable
for winter silage here in Vermont than
the Eureka and several other larger
varieties a0iFmatlNe, =. a. bIlggs ana
G. w. Cram; negative, Hiram Drury
md Fred Poor; reading, Miss Mamie
Decoteau; tenor and alto duet, Mrs
I,ottie Smith and George Goodrich; ques-
lion. what kind of fertilizer is the
most practical, as well as the cheapest.
ior the farmer to buy. considering re-
or commercial fertiliz-
'rf" Discussion to be opened by George
a. Adams. Closing song by grange
'hoir. A full attendance is desired by
he lecturer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-29
NEVER QUARRELED ANY
And They Have Lived Together as Man
and Wife, 90 Years.

Bethel, March 29.--Mr. and Mrs AFRO
II. Flint celebrated their 60th wedding
anniversary to-day when a large mum
Der OF friends and relatives and neigh
bors called at their home in the Lille
Vile neighborhood They were present
ed gifts suitable for the OCCASION and
their golden wedding anniversary Of ten
years ago will be subject to be dwalt
upon by a party OF friends present to-
day.
Both are Nermonters Mr.. Flint being
born in Rraintree, Mrs. Flint in Bethel
He was born Feb. Il, 1926; she Nov
Ia. 1880. Mrs. Flint was Laura L.
Dean. daughter OF Rodman and Lucinda
tAdams) Dean Of Bethel. Upon March
~, 1852, the Rev. Matthew Kingman,
Congregational clergyman. united this
venerable couple in marriage. The cerp-
mcny WAS performed in this village and
Mr. Flint when asked to what he at
trihuted the long married life Of him
self and wife he replied, I'VE never
quarrelled any"
Both these interesting people are in
fairly good health and seemingly are en-
joying life a 5 much as younger people.
The children are Mrs. Emma Cogswell
os Barrett and Elwin W Flint of Beth
81 They have seven grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren
This couple have spent their whole
married life here. Mr.. Flint, whose trade
is that of wheelwright, has worked in
his shop until this year Now he is
taking life easier,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-29
BRITISH COAL MINERS
BEGIN BALL0TING
Whether Those Still on Strike Shall
Resume Work, Pending Decision of
District Boards Under Mini
mum Wage Measure.

London, March 29-Balloting began
to-dayon the question whether the million
miners on strike shall resume work
pending the decision of the district
boards TO be appointed under the gov
ernment minimum wage act, in order to
settle wage rates at various centers.
Full returns will be announced by April
4 and it will be after Easter before all
the miners return to the pits. Welsh
miners, who vote on the question, IA
yored resumption of work by proper
tion of five to two. The strike cost
TO the miners union has been $5,2l6. .259.
The minimum wage bill has passed
all stages in both houses and only awaits
the royal assent. Acting on the advice
Of Lord I4ansdowne to accept the stu.
alton, painful and humiliating though il
is" all the opposition amendments were
either negatived or withdrawn, and the
House of Lords last evening passed the
third reading of the bill without division.
BY the unexpected rejection of the con-
ciliation bill relating to the enfranchse.
ment of women, the government re-
trieves at least a week of valuable time
lost over the wage bill. The legislative
machine is now clear for the budget and
other important measures.