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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-05
Pueblo, Colo. V prilozenem

uepio, Colo. V p~riloZenem
Yam poSiljam denarno nakaznico
"a $2.25 "a diva nova naroGnika.
opal sem, da BON postal kaj vec.
ali naSi delavci Sc ne zanimaio
tako "a take Gasopise kot bi Sc
morali. No, sal nj cudno. Imamo
tukaJ kristusovega namestnika.
kateri pray z katoliSko ginjenost-
10 prlpoveduje ubogim ovGicam.
da ne smejo Gitati takih Gasopisov.
ceS, da Je 10 greh. Ravno tako tu-
dl, da ne Smejo vstopiii V DELAY
sko organizacijo (uniio) ker tie
organizaciji so brezverske. Izrazil
Sc je tudi pred neko osebo. da ie
doSti boljSe, ako delavci malo "a
Sluzijo. Niegova firozofiia je {:
dokler delavci Slabo z~asluzijo. so
krotki in Sc daio slepo voditi. po
nebeSkih agentih, IL tie Solzne do
line V nebeSki raj. IzvrStno! Ce
pa dobro z~asluzijo, postaneio pre-
vzetni in Jill nj mogoGe kontroli-
rati. Po njegovem ie dovoli
"a delavca, ako zasluzi le $50
ma dan. Torej tako, ii moi crni
'prijatelj'', "a delavca ie zadosti.
akO zaSluzi "a dvanajS.urno delo
lie $3.50. Tebi pa nj zadosto s. "a
Stlrndvaseturno pOhajanie in le-
nobo. kje je tvoje produktivno
delo in koliko je vredno isto? Ako
81 duhovnik. izvrSui delo Kristus
"a katerega namestnika Sc po-
stavljaS. ne pa biti nesramni hla-
pee kapitaliStov. nash izkoriSGe-
valley in pijavk. Zakaj ne poveS
tvojim ovGicam. da Jill k~apitalisti
tako neznosnO izkoriScaio, Grpajo
IL Nth kri, mozeh in, kar ie mai
drazje. jemliejo zivljenie. KOliko
tisoc in tisoG delavcev. mezdnih
Suznjev, je ubitih vSako leto. Ma
milijone iih je. Xxi nimaio kai JEST
in tavaio 20 Svetu. cd kraia do
kraja, iskaioG gospodaria. XII hi
Jim dial delo in Jill iz~koriSGeval.
Ii ne vidiS tega, ker noteS, Nj a
vedni delavci dobro vemo. da ie
cerkev, katero zastopaS. naivecii
trust ma svetu. Kot TAXA mora
tudi kapitaliStiGni sistem 7 vso
mOGio podpirati. V tenn ii damo
popolno priznanje. KatoliSka err
kew premore ma miliione in mill
iOne ~tolarjev premozenja. ravno
tako GA tudi premoreie boIii ma
mestniki. Nasprotno pa. koder
koli pc civiliziranem Svetu vlada
katoliSka cerkev, je liudstvo mai
siromaSnejSe. naibolj zatirano in
nevedno. Pogleimo Y Austrijo.
l~talijo, Spanijo. Sploh kamor koli.
bono videli Samo revSGino in
Ignorance: vse ma raGun katoliSke
cerkve. Nj eudnO. ako vemo to. da
katoliSki duhovniki tako vpiieio
proti socialistom in odgOvarjaio
dolavstvo cd niihovih organizacii.
Ali kolo casa So writ. Razmere Sc
spreminjajo. DelavStvo SO zaveda
in vstaja. PriSel DO cas-. ko DO
kapitalizem Z vso svojo grozoto
izginil. Ma njegovem mestu pa
v~zrastel socialism.
l. KoroSec
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-05
knjiZeVnOSt.

V oceno sta nam bill poslani dive
knjigi in STEER: Veliki slovensko-
angleski tolmac ter THE Prison
Memoirs of an Anarchist. Cas-
nikarska dolznost mas torej veze,
da povemo svoje mnenje o teh
novih delhi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-05
Aurora, MINI.

Aurora, MINI. - Ako ravno ie
mase mestece maihno. ina kljub
temu to dobro, da ina V sebi ne
navadno veliko pc miSljenju ma
prednih prebivalcev, med katerimi
zavzemajo organizirani delavci
odlicno mesto; poleg tega pa Sc
%stevilo 18TH n~eprestano mnozi. o
vsem TEN jasno prica sija.ino
uspeli Kristanov shod. XII Sc je
vrSil 6. oktobra v Finski dvorani.
Ker .je natancneie o TEN re po-
rocal Kristanov spremlievalec So
drug FIR. Podboj, ne BON JAZZ po-
pisOval vseh tozadevnih podrob-
nosti. Pripomnim maj lie, da so Sc
finski sodrugi pokazali. V koliki
meri Sc zavedajo svojih dolznosti
kOt sodrugi napram slovenskim
sodrugOm. Reel moran. da bi tako
bratsko postrezljivost. kakerSno
So nam izkazali finski sodrugi. te-
zko dobili med slovenskimi DELAY
CT.
TEN potion tudi mammalian So
drugom - clanom Jugoslov. soc.
kluba Stew. 81. ma Aurori, da Sc VIZ
81 klubova seja vsako tretjo ne
deljo V mesecu in sicer toGno oh
polu sedmih zvecer V KovaGevi
dvorani.
Sodrugi, pripeliite svoje nance
prijatelje sebOj Pojasnite Jim po-
lozaj, V katerem smo vsi dclavci
priSiljeni ziveti! Povejte Jim. da
je "a delavstvo reSitev lie V orga-
~nizaciji, XII DO odpravila sedanje
izk~oriscanje.
Delavske razmere pri mas Sc nj
so tako slabe, toda koliko casa DO
takO, je drugo vprasanje. Kakor
%vselei ma limo, DO tudi letos mai
brze mani della, vsled tega ne sve-
tujem nikomur SEN hoditi "a de-
lon.
Tajnik kluba Stew. 81.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-05

sorylia tenn potion vse one slo-
.eke delavce V tel naselbini, Xxi
animajo "a klub, da Sc te seize
;surno udelezijo ter ~pripeljejo
.boi tudi s.oje tovariSe.
s soc. pozdravom
FIR. Kozel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-05
"NATURALIZACIJSKI IA

VA UhAIIZACIJSkI IA
KoN' Sc imenuje knjizica, XII je
namenjena "a tiste rojake, XII ze-
lie postati drzavljani Zed. draw.
Zakoni "a naseljence SO cedalje
boil strogi, treba je, da 81 vsak
nabavi tozadevno knjizico, v KITE
ri Sc razlaga, kako sc postane
amerish drzavljan.
Knjizica stane 16 ct. S postnino
in Sc 10 naroci pri sodr. FIR. Petri.
Gu. Ill N. Market st. Is. Slavic
Sec.), Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-05
GENE POSAMEZNIH ZVEZ-
KOV soc. KNGIzNICE.

Ali 81 je re vasa organizacija
narocila 100 iztisov Social.
sticne knjiznice'', katere bodete
razdelii med nezavedne tovarise
ma prihodnji veselici. - Ako teea
Sc niste s%torili, skrbite, da Sc to
zgodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-05
NARCOTIC Sc MA DNEVNIK
"ZARJAnI

Kdor zeli citati poducne clanke
o socializmu in novice IL starega
kraja, ia maj Sc naro6i ma edini
SLOW. socialisticni dnevnik Ear
ia"
"Zarja" izhaja v Ljubljani,
Selenburgove ulice st. GIL in sta
ne "a Ameriko Sc "a cello leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-05

OluhdA iN ~ A"hC hAEh" iCN
meseSno - da 81 mice ne more
IA to izgovarjati, da nina potreb-
mega denarja.
Knjige Sc izposojujejo vsak
petek zveGer Cd 80 do 100 ter
ysako nedeljo d~opoldan cd IL 100
DO IL 100 in sicer ma 1880 SO.
Centre ave, to je V prostorih
hryaske ~Gitalnice.
Mike Kulovic,
kn~jizni6ar.
Chicago, III. - Prosim ponatis-
ME sledeGe vrstice V "Proletar-
en-
Nisem narocnica ma list Am.
ST." niti ne redna t~itateljica o.
~nenjenega lista, ampak sem lie stu
Ssino dobila V roke omenjeni list
IN sicer Stew. 43. Citala sem pa V
onenjenem listu, kako Sc Sc neka
INA ali dekle V pref imenovanem
lhu zelo zaganja V Prolctarca in
Glas Svobode in pravi, da bi rada
r naucila izobrazbe, a da .1e ne
mlde V teh delavskih listih. Do
E je bill pisan seveda nekje V
6ioradi. Oh ii obzalovanja vred-
no bite! Ako zeliS izobrazbe in
u isceS V takih listih oziroma
10 eitas tako casopisje kot je
1p. 81, potem zalostna ii maj
IA Cemu zagovarjas katolizemY
b tie je tako globoko ponizal,
!, ponizal zenski spoil sploh. Ka-
taicizem je vnet pospeSevalec du-
igne teme in velik sovraznik IL
1azbe. Cemu sovraziS ii SLOW. re
n ali dekle ono, kar tie dviga do
3ancipacije? Katolicizem je re
hlstarega zakona prevzel MAJOR,
je dedez zene: V bolecinh bo-
rodila svoje otroke, kazen "a
pfh raju, je pc besedah sv.
DIST. Pavla. Molci zena V cerkvi.
fNicejskem koncilu .je imenoval
10 naravnost - peklenska vra-
kApot k razuzdanosti, skorpiio-
II bic in sploh nekoristna stvar.
hncil V Tyru Sc je pecal S sumlji-
y, hudobnostjo zenske. In sv.
A1gustin, eden izmed prvih cerk-
k53ih ueenikov pravi doslovno o
al: "Cim p%oboznejsa je zena,
ten vec ina V sebi razpolozenja
r%snzdanosti in pod krinko po-
nnosti Sc skriva p~ozelinost, ali
stup okuzenosti." Oglejmo 81 ma
daIe celibat katoliSkih duhovni-
fov, to %grOzovito klofuto zenam
' obraz. Nadalje gotov obred V
eerkvi: vpeljevanje. Zamorc in
indijanci smatrajo zeno, ko po-
aane IN att, "a esveto stvar,
a eerkev postavi gotovo dobo
pfeden SINE zena V cerkev, da Sc
tam ocisti in zopet vrne V cerkve-
no obcanstvo. Skratka: Zena je
ola in je 2 vero izkoriSGana in ma
nalnlzJo stopinjo clovecanstva
ponlzana. Ravno socialistom in
Tobodomislecem ie zena dolzna
nsslo, ker Sc Z veseljem povsod
poteguje "a enakopravnost zene
iato, ker jo smatraio "a Glove
a kot moza. In vendar je zena
poVsod najbolj goreca br~anitelii-
. tega, kar jo najbolj z~asuznju-
y TO Je: katolicizma. Zatorei
slNenke, Gene in dekleta! proc s
.aplicizmom in duhovniki. oni
nnasi ~zatiralci.
,.saJ omenim Sc sledece. Ko sem
sa stara petnajst let, sem sliSa-
prldigo nekega misionarja v
.aS zupni cerkvi tako nesramno
lako ponizevalno :ie govoriti o
snsKem spolu sploh, da Sc mix
sa' nisem sliSala, kar sem ma sve-
najrazuzdaneisega falota kai
aAega govoriti, kar sploh tudi
morem nikdar pozabiti.
0rcen Pozdrav citateljem Pro
"'afca. Zivel Socialism -
Francka Poskocinova.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-05

Classic hrvatskih socialistov lie
"Radnicka STRATA, 1880 South
Centre Ave-, srbskih sodrugov pa
"Narodni Glas", 231G Clybourn
Ave, Chicago. Prvi stane $500,
drugi pa S1.00 "a cello leto.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
Rev. T. H. Mitchell Gets New Call.

The following news item taken from
the London Ont, Advertiser, will be OF
interest to many local people, as Rev.
Mr. Mitchell was at one time pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church in this
city: REV. Thomas II. Mitchell. b. D.,
pastor of New st. James Presbyterian
church. Thursday received an official in
vitation to the pastorate of st. Johns
Presbyterian church, Hamilton. At a
meeting held by the members. of the
Hamilton church, Wednesday, it was
finally decided to extend an invitation
to Mr.. Mitchell. Mr.. Mitchell did not
in any way seek this call, but some
time ago a committee was sent to Lon
don to hear him preach without his
knowledge Il have not yet given the
invitation any thought said Mr.. Mitch
ell this afternoon i cannot say vet
whether there is any probability of my
accepting the call. l did not seek it in
any way Rev. Mr.. Mitchell came to
London from Barre, Vermont. Under
his passionate, New st. James church
has grown rapidly in every department
OF its work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
WILLIAMST0WN.
Fred Martin has engaged to work for
Vernon B. Savcry the coming season.

Fred Martin has engaged to work fol
Vernon B. Slavery the coming season.
Miss Luzana Eastman has returned
from a visit to her brother in Concord
n. II.
1t is reported that Jason 4. Martin
ALIAS bought the J. $. Hopkins house and
that possession will be given at once.
The farm and buildings formerly
owned by Willard Il. Walker near George
II. Martins, have been sold by Herman
j. Potter to Lee A. French of Barre
and the deed is on record.
The ]. X Lynde Co have bought
some 500 cords, running measure, OF
wood this winter Some has been sold
and quite an amount is yet to be de-
livered. They now have on hand be-
tween 400 and 500 cords.
Miss Bessie Sivright went to-day to
West MedfOrd Mass, to spend her va
cation. She will be the guest of Miss
Dorothy Dyke, whose mother will be
remembered as Maria Bartlett, daughter
of Rev. ]. r. Bartlett, a former pastor
OF the NJ f. church here.
The double male quartet. assisted by
Miss Alice Trow of Barre and others,
are to give concert under the aus
pieces of the Village Improvement so
ciety at the grange hall on the even
ing of Thursday. March I. Proceeds
to be used to beautify the library
grounds. Everyone plan to attend and
make it a ropsing success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05

nor anyone else has one least little parti-
Gle of ground for the opinion thus en-
pressed | at first thought that the story
in question was given out from the
White House, but am now assured that
it was gotten up and given out by the
Associated Press representative at the
White House and Mr. Noyes' statement.
should gather that this was true.
Il wish Mr.. Noyes, as president of the
Associated Press, to know that the story
was not a misunderstanding, was not
based upon misinformation, but was
deliberate invention, made out of whole
cloth, without one particle of basis be.
yond the Imagination of the man who
made it,
81 have expressed myself perfectly
freely to large number of men in this
matter, always TO the same effect: tell
ing you, for instance, personally, and
those who were with You at lunch at my
house. and telling Clifford Pinchot, jim
Garfield and Representative Madison and
Billy Loeb and Secretary Meyer and Sec
rotary Stimson, all alike, just exactly
what / have said always, that ] would
not be candidate in 1912 myself and
that | had no intention of taking any
part in the nomination for or against
any candidate.
Sincerely yours,
fSignedl Theodore Roosevelt"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Thursday morning, sale black petit
coats at 20c up, at Vaughan's.

Thursday morning, sale black petit
coats at zoe up, at Vaughan's.
c. s. Mute left this noon on weeks
business trip through the southern part
OF the state.
The weekly meeting of the Arts and
Crafts club viii be held at the home
OF Miss Laura Granger on Short street,
Wednesday evening.
NIaccabees! Every officer, guard and
member is asked to be present at the
regular review of Harmon hive, No, /,
L. o. T. NJ, Wednesday evening. March
6, at 1880. You are needed. Come!
Are you saving your orange wrappers
Remember, with ~ wrappers and u
cents you get heavy, silver-plated tea
or orange spoon, at our store. In this
way you save time and postage. Diversi
Fruit company
Guests registered at the City hotel
Yesterday and to-day We're as follows:
NJ. W. Laid, w. r. Messer Randolph;
r. A. Dennis, Boston; j. 4. Jones,
Omaha. Neb; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ush-
en-, Stockbridge, Conn. G. T. Godfrey,
Boston; C. f. Lewis. New York City;
j. c. Hartwcll, Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
"Dear Old Billy" Which Comes to Barre
Next Tuesday.

The Ottawa Evening Citizen has the
following to say about Dear Old Billy,
which comes to the Barre opera house
next Tuesday evening, March Y:
Dear old Billy"
The very name sounds as if the play
that bears the title would be pleas
ing one. The audience that filled the
Russell theatre last evening was sure
of it. 1t is an English farce comedy
from the pen of w. II. Risque and any
one listening to the storms OF laughter
which swept the theatre during the three
acts could have no question as to the
verdict of the audience that It Is a
good farce. And not only is it spark
ling play, but it is Interpreted by VIII
liam EIawtrey in the name role and an
all English supporting cast, one OF those
brilliant English companies that Otta-
vans delight in. where every part Is
in the best hands and not a detail IS
overlooked.
1t is a splendid type of the English
farce comedy. but has the popularity
that the principal charaeter-in this case
the stellar character been writ
ten in a vein more closely approXimat-
ing straight comedy than farce lib
erty seldom attempted in constructing
the chief fun making character in a
deliberate farce
Hawtrey himself in the leading role
IS immense He does not indulge in
boisterous noise but gives a quiet and
restrained Interpretation that is as nat
ural as could be. Every word, every
movement, every poise OF his limp body
appeals to the auditors sense of hu-
NOR and the very loveable character OF
Dear Old Billy" could not be imagined
in more acceptable care than that OF
William Hawtrey.
The organization includes several I'M
usually pretty women, all OF whom are
clever farceurs, including Miss Jane Bur
by. whose comedy capabilities are for
tilted by voice of remarkably mu-
steal quality and great personal beauty.
Ruth Tomlinson the ingenue of the
company. is good coincidence and +
strikingly pretty, as is also Miss Win
mfred Kingston. Cassie Jameson has
a personal attractiveness and pert
freedom that give added value to her
performance OF the maid, and Laura
Clement handles her character role eN-
celently.
f. H Kelly stands pre-eminent among
the men in the supporting company by
reason of his hilariously funny portray
III OF Christopher Crock, a crank. In
fact, the entire cast of eleven charact-
ers. has been almost faultlessly fit
tod in the selection of this company
OF English entertainers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
MARSHFIELD.

Harold Goodridge had the misfortune
to break the small bone of the left
leg, while skiing one day last week
Harold Goodridge has finished work
for Herbert Emery and is engaged to
work for Howard Tanner the coming
year.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve dinner at the church
Wednesday noon. Beans, brown bread
rolls, pie, cake, doughnuts and coffee
will be served. Everybody is cordially
invited to come, Dinner from IL to l
o'clock.
Ira Ormsbee had the misfortune TO
have the fore finger of the right hand
cut off Just below the knuckle, while
saving wood with c. II. Collins at the
Collins farm, Monday afternoon. Mr..
Collins took Mr. 0rmsbee to DIR. NJ ID.
Warren at Cabot, and the injured mem
ber was properly dressed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
Praise For Rovalton.

The Womans club Of Royalton, Vt.
has set fine pace for organizations of
this order Royalton is country vii
lage and town. It has had the usual
story of the New England town. 1t
has maintained its churches. academy
and public schools and been public spir-
tied in affairs military and social II
has had its usual number of men and
women who have gone forth to higher
schools and colleges There is nothing
unusual about the town. And vet this
Woman's club BY co-ordnating their lit
erary and social efforts has prepared
and published town history OF we'll
nigh twelve hundred pages, which is
well arranged, and studiously put to-
gether. If there are other womens clubs
looking for new fields for conquest, or
a what next" to undertake. they may
find here a concrete example Of splen-
did service for mutual pleasure. benefit
and OF enduring worth. Boston Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

New messaline silks at vaughan's
Sale muslin and silk waists this week
at Vaughan's.
Ladies' dress rubbers, the 75c quality
for 65c at Tilden's sale.
Now for the spring Standard patterns,
already at Perry's store.
A new lot of pedestals, tables and
flexible go-carts Just received at the City
Auction Rooms.
Warner Wheeler was in Mortified to.
day on business connected with the Con-
solidated Quarry company.
City Auction Rooms will be open all
day to-day. Household goods at AUG.
ton sales at 2 and 7 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Cutler of Jefferson
street left this noon to attend the auto
mobile show that is being held there this
week
g. II. Anker, superintendent of the
Peoples Lighting, Heating & Power Co.,
left this noon for Philadelphia on a
brief business trip.
II. NJ. Cutter of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the Chicago & North
western railroad, was business visitor
in this city to-day.
The womans missionary society of the
congregational church viii meet with
Mrs. Buchan, Perry street Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Albert Corey Of Berlin. n H.. is visit
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs Amos
john on Prospect street for few days
Mr.. Corey until few years ago was
soldier in the Syrian army.
We have got just what you have been
waiting for lot of Spanish Valencia
oranges, for making marmalade, at rs
for % cents. Better get some before
they are all gone. At Diversi Fruit Co.
G.. r. McCurdy Of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the Rock Island lines,
S, L. Panott, New England freight and
passenger agent for the same lines, ar
rived in this city to-day for a brief bust
ness visit,
Lincoln Barlow, the architect, has just
sent off plans for large soldiers monu-
ment that is TO cost S25 900 The design
is spoken OF by all who have seen it, as
being beautiful in proportion and ele-
giant in detail, and all feel that it will
add to the fame Of Barre granite.
Builders don't have bargain sales to
remind people OF their needs. but we
know that it is lime that you We're get
ting your plans and specifications for
that new house. and we are prepared to
furnish them. Call and talk il over with
G, L. Eugbee, room Is, Rowland building
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
The Stove Of Our Fathers.

The stoves of a hundred or SO years
ago were not things TO be lightly passed
over by the human vision if they were
all like those advertised in New York
paper of the time in these terms:
"a few Piramidal Stoves, shaped
nearly as follows: Standing 6 feet 6
inches high, with lions feet, the bust
OF General Washington on top, the
arms of the United States on each side,
with regulating doors. The whole
moulded, ornamented and finished in a
mastery stile; forming an elegant
stove for coal or wood; appropriate for
Churches, Public Offices, Halls or large
Stores New York Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
RooSEvELT'S FULL LETTER.
In Which He Remarked He Would Not
Be Candidate.

! W-ashington- D. c., March 5.-Tht
Washington Star yesterday printed UNI
der New York date what purports to
be the full text Of the letter written by
| Col. Theodore Roosevelt saying that he
would not be candidate for the presi-
Dental nomination in 1912. The letter,
addressed to +. A. Van Valkenburg, pres
ident and editor of the Philadelphia
North American, reads as follows:
June q, 1911.
My Dear Mr.. Van Valkenburg:
II am really obliged to you. Now win
copy of this letter that | am writing to
you. and also send copy of the letter
to Frank b. Moves? Mr.. McClatchy
states that Mr.. Noyes informed him, anent
the story sent out by the "A. r. that
Mr.. Roosevelt had pledged himself to
support Taft for a second term; that he
tAlr. Noyes had the same information
from sources entirely independent of
those from which the Associated Press
received the story.
mfr. Moves states that he understood
that / did so express myself to a mem
Der of the cabinet and also TO an insur-
gent senator and says that he believes
that President Taft thinks that he has
assurances Of support from me, Mr..
Moves adds that he explains my denial
on the theory that | had explained my
attitude confidentially and felt entitled
to deny il when it was given publicity,
Noyes Completely Misinformed.
sWill you tell Mr. MeClatchy and Mr..
Moves from me Tor send the copies OF
this letter. that Mr.. Moves is absolutely
and completely misinformed, and that
there is not one particle of truth in the
statements made to him which he thus
repeated to Mr. MeClatchy. The only
two members of the cabinet to whom /
have recently spoken are Messrs. Meyer
and Stimson.
The former wrote me and the latter
informed me verbally what in each case
/ knew already, that neither of them had
made any such statement to Mr.. Taft,
OF to anyone else, and that both OF them
perfectly clearly that | was
not going TO support any man for the
IN 1912, neither Mr.. Taft nor
anyone else The insurgent senator OF
whom Mr.. Noyes speaks is as wholly
mythical character as the cabinet min
lister OF whom he speaks.
He cannot give the name OF that in
surgent senator or find it out or he Will
find that his informant will not give it. +!
made no such statement to any insur
gent senator or TO any cabinet minister |
or to any other human being.
The simple fact is that these stories |
are not misunderstood. They are deliber- |
ate inventions Mr.. Moves is entirely in |
error in stating that President Taft |
thinks he has assurances Of support !
from me.
Taft Thinks Nothing of Kind
mir. Taft thinks nothing of the kind.
He knows he has no assurance of sup
port from me; and neither Mr.. Noyes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-05
Armor and Ancestors,

According to the Revue Scientifique,
it is possible TO trace in modern and
quite poor people the marks of armol
bearing ancestry. The wearing of
casques and armor pressing on the
necks and bodies of generations pro
duced certain birthmarks, which can
be found today on members of fami-
lies mot in good social position" But
investigation has proved they are Of
gentle descent.