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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Eighteen navel oranges 25c at Smith
& Cummings market.
A good, strong kitchen girl wanted
at once at the hotel Otis.
II better service interests you, try
Miers' sanitary barber shop.
John Papin went to Mortified this
noon on short business trip.
We can sell you fur coat for sl5,
$ls $50 and S25. Lamorey Clothing Co.
William Maloney of st. Adams ar
rived in the city to-day for a short
visit with friends.
Come and get some navel oranges that
are not bitter or frostbitten, at IS COR
25 cents, At Diversi Fruit Co.'S.
The Universalist ladies' union will
hold business meeting at the home Of
Mrs. c. +. Camp Saturday at 2,30 p. m.
William Bolt and Clyde Harmon re-
tertown, n. y, after ten days visit
with relatives in Barre and vicinity.
Il. NJ. Laws invites you to call Sat
urday, January Is, at the New England
Fruit store and get two pounds of home
made chocolates strictly fresh, for Csc
or twenty sweet navel oranges for 25c.
Miss Elizabeth MAR. who has been
spending several months at the home of
her sister, Mrs. James Ncol of Cottage
street, left this noon for New York
City, where she will visit relatives for
a few days, before sailing for her old
home in Aberdeen, Scotland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-12

Call at Perry garage rear City hotel
and see the new light delivery car.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Z. c. Poole of West Topsham was a
visitor in the city to-day.
! Mrs. G. j. Castelini and daughter re-
turned home this afternoon from two
weeks visit with relatives in Montreal
and other points.
Saturday special-With one pound
special tea, any kind. $3.50 worth of
trade marks will be given. Eastern Es-
tate Tea company.
Found: That you can buy at the New
England Fruit store tomorrow two
pounds of fresh chocolates for 25c, or
twenty juicy navel oranges for the same
sum.
William Miers of Keith avenue who
has been confined to the house by u
bronchial trouble for the past few days
was able to be at his place OF business
to-day.
A regular meeting of the /. O. o. H.,
NJ. T.. will be held in the X. Of p hall
this friday evening at o'clock. In
stallation of officers. Refreshments will
be served.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day were as follows:
]. H. Taught, Burlington; D. R. Bsbee,
w. c. Jcslyn, Waitsfield; J. R, Read,
Burlington; II. L. Ballou, Chester; d. a.
Elliott, White River Junction; j. NJ.
Jones, Boston
The vaudeville at the Pavilion for the
last half of this week is excellent, espe-
cially the act presented by Gilmour and
LaTour. These people. beside the eX
ceptionally refined appearance they
make, present highly amusing and en-
tertaining act Their act consists OF
ballads, Scotch songs and jokes There
are thousands Of singing and talking
acts in vaudeville, but singing and talk
ing acts of the calibre and quality of
Gilmom and LaTour are mighty scarce,
From beginning to finish, their act is
artistic, refined and highly entertaining.
West Sisters, also at the Pavilion, pre-
sent a neat pleasing sister act, consist
ing of singing, dancing and pretty cos
tune changes. An all-new program of
pictures comes to-day, which will no
doubt be up to the usual Pavilion stand
ard.
The regular meeting Of the ladies' and
pastors union of the Methodist church
was held yesterday afternoon, when they
elected the following officers for the com
ing year: President, Mrs II. w. Shores;
first vice-president, Mrs. Skinner; second
vicepresident, Mrs. II. f. Johnson; sec
rotary, Miss Caroline Swift; treasurer,
Mrs. G. II. Anker; assistant treasurer,
Mrs. Jarvis; chairman Of executive com
mittee, Mrs. Hartman; membership
committee, Mrs. Laxon; refreshment
committee, Mrs. i. B. Dodge; entertain
ment committee, Mrs. Lyon; visitation
committee, Mrs. j. E. Noble; sick and
needy committee Mrs. Cone; flower com
mittee, Mrs. Patterson. An interesting
program followed this, after which the
ladies with their husbands repaired to
the dining room, where an excellent sup.
per was served. The retiring secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. +. ID. Hathaway and
Mrs. Hoyt, were each presented book
OF poems from the union, as token of
appreciation of their services during the
past year.
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WATERBURY.

William Hayes is not at all We'll
Mrs. B. II. Demertt is visiting in
Barre this week.
The condition Of Mrs. s. s. Foster
remains about the same.
The Shakespeare club met with Mrs
G d. Robinson Monday afternoon.
Rev. Z. A. Bishop d. d., Of Montpelier
seminary called upon friends in town
Yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Goodheart has returned
from the Heaton hospital and is feel
ing quite well.
Mrs. Sadie Godfrey, who was operat
ell Upon at the Mary Fletcher hospital
this week, remains quite comfortable.
Many of the friends of Mrs. Mary
J.. Wells remembered her with postal
cards Tuesday, her eighty-second birth
day.
The surprise. which awaited the la
dies union at their meeting this week,
was disclosed by Rev. w. /. Boicourt,
when he read a letter from Rev. s. II.
Wheeler OF Los Angeles, Cal, in which
a check of ninety dollars was enclosed.
MIR. Wheeler was a former pastor of the
church and the ladies' union was start
ell during his pastorate here, Mrs Wheel
er being a great worker in that society.
The money will be used in some perma-
nent way as memorial to the work of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler.
Call at Perry garage, rear City hotel.
and see the new light delivery ear.
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TALK OF THE TOWN


| Big sale sheets and pillow slips Il
| Vaughans.
| Read our adv. in to-day's paper. c. n
Kenyon & Co.
27-ineh silks at loc-29c yard at TIT
Vaughan Store,
A sale Of comforts, $3.50 each, at Per
RVS on Saturday.
Abbotts clearance sale closes Satur
day night, Jan. l3.
Judge II. w. Scott returned home this
morning from Brandon.
City Auction Rooms open every day
and evening this week.
Miss Maude Lymond of Plainfeld wa,
visitor in the city yesterday
Don't forget the orchestra concert il
the opera house Saturday evening.
Julius Houghton and w II. Derrick
of Mortified were visitors in the city
yesterday.
c. p. SpauHing and W. G. Nye Of
North Montpelier were among the visit
ors in the city yesterday,
A. r. Clark of White River Junction
has returned to this city, after passing
few days in Mortified
Sale Of comforts. We have reduced
the price from $l98 to 81 so on lot on
comforts at Perry's on Saturday,
Special for Saturday-Best bananas,
20 cents per dozen, 10 for 25c. Very
sweet oranges, Is cents per dozen and
up. We deliver goods free in the city
Telephone, 4s-M. United Fruit Store.
The condition Of Officer Harry Gamble
OF the police department, who has been
i'll at his home ON Division street, shows
little perceptible change His place on
the night beat is filed by Officer George
Garlic.
Ice cutters in the employ Of j. M.
Ward & Son have commenced harvest
ing the winter crop on the pond this side
of South Barre, The ice measures from
eighteen to twenty-four inches and is
said to be of excellent quality.
We keep the best fruit in town and
lowest prices. Very sweet and juicy or
anges, Is cents per dozen, 20 for %
cents; the best bananas, 20 cents per
dozen, 10 Tor % cents; grapefruits, four
for Is cents We deliver goods free in
the city Telephone, 4S-M. United
Fruit Store
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry West
colt were entertained at a whist party
held at their home on Orange street last
evening. Twenty hands We're played
and the highest score made was fifty
points. A dainty lunch was served at
the close Of the party Several people
from Montpelier attended.
The mercury received another down
ward jolt this morning, and local Their
mometers registered eighteen and tw2n-
ty-four degrees below the zero mark.
With the possible exception of one or
two plants, every stoneshed was closet
to-day on account Of tile frigidity, and
the granite industry was consequently
at a standstill for the timebeing, For
the greater part OF the week, everything
has been in the grip Of a cold wave,
the weather man and other less
prominent foreeasters have promised
snow to alleviate the conditions. In
coming travellers this morning say that
Marshticld thermometers registered %
degrees beIw, while at WOodsyille, n H..
the indicators read Is below.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; II. Kapelson. Boston;
Miss Eva Hanks, Chicago; P. G. Dodge,
W. f. Emery, J. c, Crane, Burlington;
w. c. Winslow, New York City; A. H..
T, F. Keegan, Boston.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Lucy s. Bylow went this noon
to Stowe, where she viii visit relatives
for a week.
There will be a meeting of Queen of
the Forest circle this evening at 7 o'clock
Let every member be present.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY Il, 1912.
Weather Forecast.

Snow tonight and probably Saturday.
Continued cold. High northeasterly
winds
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TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

WANTED-To hire: A good man to work in
the woods. VIII hire by ths dav or the month.
Apply to Walter c. Mstson, West Hill, Will
Jamestown, Vt. 255tI
TO RENT-small tenement az No 40 North
IS Seminary street, orfof G.. A. Huntington 30
FIrst Avenue, Montpelier, Vt. Telephone con-
nectton. 25jtf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-02

REAL estate loans 10 suit you IN amount,
terms and interest; can pay back month
lv or yearly; will take second mort
cages. John w. Prude, 1o6 North 2lst
street Bell phone 2+. 13-16-tf
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"RYANS BARGAINS
sa5go-45 acres, well improved, about !
miles from courthouse, IS acres III cul-
. tivationf fee simple: terms right.
S2500-2lo acres on Coosa river, near Lin
coin, Ala; acre lake and plenty OF
fish on farm: 10 acres in cultivation;
half cash. balance l and . years.
500 acres near Cuba. Ala, about half
cleared: right in strawberry district.
Fine trucking market $500 cash and bal
ance / to 10 years IL desired.
slso0-1f0 acres ? houses, outbuildings,
near school and church. % acres In cul-
tivation: AZ miles of railroad station.
sandy loan soil terms. Ell will exchange
for rental property.
si65O-S0 acre farm, mile of railroad sta
ton, good room house painted, and
outbuildings; in good condition. 30 acres
in pasture: all can be cultivated; terms
TO suit.
saOoo-Nice 6 room house in first class
condition in West End; well located, and
terms right, bargain.
s2O0-East Lake lot, near car line, SIS cash
balance SlJ monthly
si5o0-First class Is acre truck farm;
right at station: good improvements
will excharg e for rental property.
s2750-G room cottage. and four lots
on corner: good barn and fruit trees
well elevated and we'll located. at North
Birmingham: terms reasonable.
RYAN REAL ESTATE co.
2o26 Cd Ave. EEL 2aone Sc5
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PERSONAL

-
THE EYE.
WHEN YOU VISIT A MEDIUM, RE-
FUSE TO WRITE AT ALL. PROF.
LATIFF is THE ONLY ME-
DUN IN AMERICA
WHO TELLS NAMES
WITHOUT YOU
WRITING.
NO WRITINGl NO WRITING!
POSITIVELY WITHOUT YOU WRIT
ING ONE WORD
PROF. A. LATIFF. HINDU,
CLAIRVOYANT AND PIANIST. 1924
9TH AVENUE.
To prove that he is 100 years in adj
vance OF all other mediums, he will
tell you all without you writing
a single word and is the only me-
dunn in the world so advanced.
He does not use pads, switches or
paranne, nor does he palm your
questions and read them beneath the
born medium
FIRST CAME TO THE CITY IN 1883,
AND is WELL KNOWN THROUGH
OUT THE DISTRICT.
1924 SEVENTH AVENUE
HOURS 8 A. NJ. TO p. NJ
without a word he calls you by name
in full Worlds Greatest Psychic
Reader and healer; gives ADVICE on
business, travels, changes. patents
etc. Tells what business OF profess
sion best adapted for; teaches men
tai science, personal magnetism how
TO control, fascinate and get the de-
sires of your heart; how to make a
person at a distance think of you
Removes evil influences; mediums de-
veloped.
Tells you whom and when will marry
and how TO win the man or the wom-
an you love even though miles away
Settles love quarrels. reunites the
separated. Has brought about more
marriages, reunited more separated
than any other medium in America.
Removes bad habits, drink habits, etc.
Diagnose diseases of all description,
while in a clairvoyant state. 1924 9TH ave.
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Annual August Excursion

Southern Railway announces It's annual
August excursion to Asheville, Hender-
sonville and Lake Toxaway. n, G., on
Saturday nth: Fare, 50 for the round
trip. limit September |, Special train,
consisting of through coaches and sleep
ing cars, will leave Birmingham at ll;3
Saturday night. which will give day
light ride through the mountains OF North
Carolina.
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LEGAL NOTICES


Lawrence county commissioners, Moul-
ton. Ala. will receive bids until p. M.
August u, to construct about 10 miles OF
water bound macadam road near Court
land, Ala, certified check 500 accompany
ing bid. plans and specifications on ME
ia office of NJ. S. Bingham, resident state
highway engineer Hillsboro, Ala. s-2-los
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Detroit. August 1.-Annie Hallway,
nephew, and Antonio Hallway, who We're
arrested for the death of servant en-
ployed in their home, were released from
custody today on the ground there Is no
evidence to connect them with any wrong
doing.
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Nashville Doctor Honored

Detroit, August 1.-The American os-
teopathic association today elected DR..
Bessie Duffield of Nashville as the or
canization's secretary
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ROOMS-WANTED-BOARD

young couple, for light
housekeeping, three or four furnished
or UNFINISHED rooms in Norwood or
South Highlands; best of references. Ad-
dress K-40, care Age Herald.
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FOUND

two, sfray mules taken IN: I foojS IN
two stray mules Tuesday. July 30. at s
a. M. at Gate City: they are about II
years old weight about 100 lbs: one is a
light bay. the other dark bay; both have
sores on top of neck; both are horse
mules. Can be seen at B. Higgins sta
BILE Mt Gate City. S-2-2t
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KODAKs

FILMS developed. 1Oc per roll. All sizes.
Prints. 2AxSil, 30. e1sx4A. slsxss. Sax
~, 3i@x51 and 4x5. &c. Post cards. &C.
Highest grade work guaranteed. Bert
c. Coyell. Birming ham. Ala. e-:s-ts
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ONE CENT A WORDONE CENT A WORD lone CENT A WORDO
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--OEc cent a word dnyg no nd
taken for hss fhnn 25c for first fnser-
tf0n. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED--AGENTS

WANTED-Agent for quick selling spe-
cialty. Lock Box SS9 Cleveland, O.
S-2-3t
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RATEs--Onc cent a word dnyy no nd.
taken for less than PIC for first inscr-
tfon. Cash must accompany order.
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NOTICE OF SALE-The undersigned
will sell at public auction during the
legal hours of sale on Saturday, the
Cd day of August. 1912. in front Of
the courthouse door of Jefferson
county, Alabama. all of its physical
properties of every kind and char
acter whatsoever. located in said
county. including its poles. cross
arms, insulators. cables, wires, con-
Quits, switchboards, transmitters, re-
ceivers, Instruments, tools and ap-
planes. as well as its real estate OH
which it's main and Ensley offices
have been located. Peoples Home Tel
ephone Co. e-l-ot
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For SALE

FOR SAGESSi600 frst MORTGAGE paper,
well secured running years per cent
semi-annual interest. 2o26 Sd avenue,
or call phone 1886.
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Observation-Disclosures

u
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
observation-disclosures on nth street between
Avenues and X, containing $ and
lodge receipts; please return receipts
ami pocketbook G. p. Travers. South
ern Bell Telephone Co.
LOST-Pointer puppy. months old black
and white spotted; liberal reward il re-
turned to 1101 North 2Sth street.
ESTRAYED-Two horse mules one brown
and one bay; weight 110o pounds each:
reward for return or information at my
barn. Birmingham. III. w. Bowdry.
LOST-Yale wheel. No. i -15,467 no
brake, roller chain. red tire on rear
wheel steel thread on front, rusty
handle bars, hole bored through cross
piece in rear fork. IL found phone
main 10 and receive reward when
called for.
LOST-A white mamie goat: when
strayed away Sunday had on red
collar. Phone Bell 5691. 77S1-3t
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FOR SALE-Three months old fancy
bred pointer pups. Call Bell phone Main
744 Bethea Mccall, care Western
Grain Co. S-1-4t
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WANTED

RATES-One cent q word day. no nd.
taken for less fhnn zoe for first inser-
ton. CASH must accompany order.
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Real Estate bought. sold, exchanged
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
Empire building. Bell 1877.
7.92-t
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BUNGALOW

Nicely located, o rooms, beOu-
tifulIy papercd, tile floor In
hath. Hardwood floorA. Let
us show you tails. Rentsi S:5.
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AUTOMOBILES

EPERTS on Automobile repairing Ala
hama Garage. 2ole-2ols Ave. b. Bell
phone 6sz5. s-l-4t
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/ By. sell anu exchange real estate
]. NJ. Gibson, 400 Empire Bldg. l2-A-tl
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WE sharpen Safety razor blades better
than new, Csc dozen; mail US your
blades. Robert Prowell Hardware Co.,
birmingham. Ala 5-21.tf
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RATES-One cent a word n dry; no nd.
taken for less tbsn Zoe for first inser-
tf0n. Cash Inuat accompany order.
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MANIED-Io BUY lUOU calves. Southern
Market Co. Both phones 02s. We pay
the best prices 2-l-H
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FOR SALE

Talk WITH ALAN JEMIsoN. 2
Bel! 100. Peoples n. e[u
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

THE AVALON-All outside rooms. clean
ard cool; modern eonveniences. moder-
ate price; special summer rates; hot and
cold baths free. 2100 5th ave. 5-25-tf
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TWO connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1912 7th avenue.
6-9-tf
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LOANS made on improved city or sub
urban real estate at per cent. no de-
lay: purchase money notes bought. Geo.
l.. smith, Attorney. 901 Woodward Bldg.
7-2S-7t
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sHAVINti-iOc ~ 1921 AIN ave. s-is-tf

I'VE repair all makes OF stoves with ex-
perienced, help. Robert Proweil Stove
Co. a13 lSorth goth street. 7-27-tf
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY TO LEND-On improved busl-
ness and residence property; purchase
money notes bought. Jemison Real Es-
tate and Insurance Co. 7-2i-tf
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y l. nes.tiate loans and sell cal estate;
can handle desirable farm loans. Ma
lone MEG onnell Co.. 2024 Sd avenue.
7-17-tf
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TeIegTamy hajowe.
Kampania PREF. Tafta kosztowa-
la $265, 900.

Washington, 9 pazdziernika.-
o funduszach, jakimi rozporza-
DIAL W Rampant przedkonwen-
cyjnej W r. biezacym ma korzySc
PREF. Tafta, opowiedzial wczoraj
przed komitetem Sledczym repre-
zentant William B. Mckinley.
Zeznal, IL wydai Cd $265,0OO do
100000. Ma te sumo zlozyli sic
krewni przyjaciele PREF. Tafta.
Charles P. Taft, Henry w. TAFT
i Herbert Taft iacznie ziozyli
S150,OOO. Andrew Carnegie, John
Hays Hammond L. T. Stotes
bury ofiarowali po $4,000, S14,-
600 skolektowano W Chicago.
Kelsey i Patton z Nowego Yor-
ku ziozyli $4,000. Sen. Murray
Crane j Richard Kerens, ambasa-
dor amerykanski W Wiedniu, O.
fiarowali po $4,000. Sekretarz
stanu, Knox ofiarowa} $1,000. In
nj, pomiedzy mimi, prokurator ge-
neralny Wickersham, ofiarowall
po $1,000. .
Repr. Mckinley byl bardzo
Observation-Disclosures swiadkien,.
Zwykla jego odpowiedzia ma py-
tania czionkow komitetu Sled
czego bylo: ,,nie wiem" albo ,.nie
pamietam. Me miai re soba abso-
lutnie zadnych kwitow ami ra-
chunkow. Mial tylko notatki ia
dwoch maiych karteczkach, L kt5-
rych czytal W ciagu zeznah.
TAX samo pod wzgledem ma
zwisk, pamiec repr. McKinleya O.
kazala sic nadzwyczaj siaba. Z
wyjatkiem dwoch lub trzech, ME
mogi sobie przypomniec nazwisk
przywodcow W roznych Stanach,
kierujacych kampania ma rzecz
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(Dokoaczenie na stronicy 6-tej),
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PREF. Tafta. Do roznych Stan6w
wyslano rome sunny pieniedzy:
mp. $4,000 do Illinois, $4,000 do
Ohio, $4,000 do Kentucky itp.,
lecz Mckinley ME pamieta 10
kogo te sunny wyslano i zadnych
rachunkow tez z tyoh sum ME O.
trzymano, :. .,....s. !. -ss,1,.
w kwaterze waszyngtohskieJ
wydatki miaiy wynosic $3.50, 900.
Gdy sic McKinleya zapytano {
czeki, kwity i ksiazki, ten odpo-
wiedziai, IL ME vie, gdzie sic
znajduja.
Podobny 2zdumiewajacy 6rak
pamieci okazal Mckinley co do
wizyty do Bostonu W r. 1908 IL
dziaiu w konferencyi razem by
lynn ,,speakerem" Cannonem,
repr. J. w. Weeks, wiceguberna-
torem Draperem pewnymi
przedstawicielami przemyslu wei
nianego. Mckinley byl wtedy
przewodniczacym republikanskie-
60 komitetu kongresowego. Ce-
lem tel konferencyi byio podobno
zebranie funduszow kampanij-
nych. Pisaly tenn szeroko w
swoim czasie gazety bostonskie.
Mckinley absolutnie takiej Wi
zyty konferencyi ME pamietal.
Gdy go pytano, czy on pod.
niosl zarzut przeciw Rooseveito-
wi, re trusty: stalowy i zniwia-
rex opiacaja jego Rampant, Nc
Kinley dal odpowiedz wymiaja-
ca. Morgan sam zeznai pred Kill
konla dniami, re ma kampanie
Rooseelta w roku biezacym mic
ME dai. Morgan jest giowa trustu
stalowego.
Wczoraj takze swiadczyi
Ormsby McHarg, ktory W kampa
nil przedkonwencyjnej brai u
dziai w agitacyi przygotowaw-
czei, a giownie zajai sic zbada-
MEM sytuacyi W caiym kraju W
interesie Roosevelta. Pozniej O.
bowiazkiem jego bylo kierowac
kontestami. Opowiedzial o swej
podrozy po Stanach pofudnlo-
wych i przygotowaniu kontestow
do przedlozenia ma konwencyi,
Zaprzeczyl kategorycznie "a
rzutowi, ktory wyszedf kwate-
ry republikahskiej "a McKinleya,
jakoby se,oOO,Ooo lub s3,ooo,oOo
miaiy bye ofiarowane ma kampa-
ME tegoroczna Roosevelta,
Byly prokurator seneralny,
Wayne McVeagh opowiedziaf
nova wersye epizodu telefonicz-
nego, W ktorym mieli figurowac
Morgan, Hartman Roosevelt.
Wedlug McVeagh'a, Hartman
telefonowai do H. M. Twombly,
gdy Mcveagh bawii u ostatnie-
go.
Sprzeczne wersye.
Tacoma. Wash, 8 pazdzierni-