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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17

MGbreno Der Geripenbung bes
2uftballons fir intlitdrif9e 2nede
bereits felt Der 9etagerung BON 9drts
er0Bte 8eadtuns eeldentt pirb unb
ct in faft alien Mrmeen Gingang fanb,
1T bic 5lusmai9tns nod beute i'm
8erIu9sitobium. Desbalb perbient
eine 3ufGrift bon 6. @. Geren on bic
Science beionbere 8ea9tung, in ipel~
der biefer ,nittbeilt, DAB i'm amerifaz
ntf6en 8irsertries 9eneral Mit6eQ
bas MobelI eines Npparates anfertiz
gen lieb, Der Ghnlin einem 8reiieI
aufge3oger ipurbe unb bur9 Die SprS
fipn BON 8inbfaben cine S9raubs
brebenb Qpie Die iapantf6en Drd4en)
nobe5u 100 SUB tn bic 9Dbe i4iuirrte
unb au9 ein aiernli9es @epi6t mits
5unebmen i'm @tanbe ipar. sn 8erz
binbung nit elmer Shraube bon ent=
fpreGenber 8rDBs boffte man es gu
ern0eli9en, baB elm 8eobabter NIT
in bic 6Dbe genommen unb ibm bur9
ssliisel bic s5dbisfett segeben lperben
f01ne, Die MaIhine gu lenfen. Na9
benz balbieen Sobe BON MitGel ipurz
be bic 9ade isbod nidt peiter perz
folst.
WGbrenb Der 8elaeerung BON pez
tersburg (0ereiniste Staaten), no
bos 8ebiirfntb bringenb ipurbe, fam
Sereu auf ben 0ebanfen auriid unb
ipollte einen 9eoba9ter nit grploi itp@
ftoffen 70 in Die 2uft beben. Die @er@
fune tpurben in groBem Stile anses
felt, eine S1raube BON 80 SUB
Dur9meFer ipurbe in 8eipesune ee=
febt, bic iiber 600 pfunb au beben
permohte. @otpeit benz 8eri9t gu
entnehnen 1T, mar aber Der 8iirser=
friee 5u gnbe, ebe bic 8erIuhe Elm
prattil1es ReIultat se3eitigt batten.
unb ein Wtobea bes Apparates nebIt
9efhreibuns ipanberte in bas .sSnges
rieurbepartement Der Mrmee nad
Dafbinston. Smmerbin bleibt Die
sbatfahe intereifant. baB bereits in
ben feh3iser Sabr,n bes borigenSabr=
bunberts Nerfuhe our militdrifden
9eripenbuns bon GlugmafAinen ge=
mant ipurben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17
pea.trd,iu.tn a.un OfIterretd1.
aus ber .Sn. gts5ta."

aus Der .Sn. gts5ta."
Son 3eit gu 3eit ipirb i'm 6fterreis
9ifdsungariiGen Reide eine @timme
laut, pelhe bic MuflDfuns bes 8erz
tbeibieungs 8iinbni1ss Der in Der
lleberI9rtft genonnten beioen 2dnS
Der forbert. Mber fnlfe soroerunz
een aeAen faIt nur BON tIGenifden
unb polnifhen 3eitungen in 8DbHen
unb @alisien aug. Die beiben ftGrfz
item N0lferbeitdnht1eile Deiterreihs.
bic DeutIden unb Die llngarn. balten
an benz BiinbniB feit unb iie ipiifen
i1reu 6tanbpunft ipobl au besriinben.
gBie bic Deutf1 Z Geiterreider gu
rem BiinbniB fteben. ldbt Elm Mrtitel
tes groBen Wiener 9useblattes, bic
os3eit@, erfennen, ipelhes ii9 fDlsen@
5errnaBen Gubsrt: .8ismurd batte
i,rfpriingli1 cine ffuatsrehtlide 5orm
Ms 8iinbnibpertrases pDrgefhlagen,
Der band1 einen Beitanbtbeil berWers
faifunaen beiber Nsitbe bate bilben
iollen. Muf bie{en Munfh - Der gez
eenfpdrtig rlo1 eirsn prOsrammpunft
ser DeutIhnationalen in Seiterrei1
bilbet fonnte Mnbraifn niht eina
qeben; bas Wibtrauen gegen Berlin
ipar bamals am Miener 0ofe nod 3ii
fart, unb Elm Meft bapon bat iid)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17
Die Ra,-Rutr -GfIr.thntta.

Nus 2onbon tpirb gef6rteben: Sir
GbarIes Metcolfe, ber0eiter bes 8aues
Ser &apzRuiro>8abn, Der am 8. b. W.
tpieber Die 9iidreiIe antrat, Inn it9
na6 ben 8ittoriafdlen au begeben, bat
ith iiber Die Iusii9!en bes 8aues fsbr
optimiftii6 au3geifrofer. Die Bride
iiber ben 3ambefe iit 3tpar nod nt6t
pollenbet, bpd fchreitet Der 8uu nOrbz
lih bes SSluiTes, auf Der Strede BON
Den 8ittoriafdllen na9 &alDmo, in
E06ft befriebigenber DeiIe noripdrts.
Der Nbf6nitt, Der ben 5luBiibergang
nit Der ertpdbnten 6auptftabt bes
3arptiez2dnbes perbinben 1plI, 1T nur
st}pa 100 Meilen lang uno Die Sra5iz
rungsarbeiten, Die it9 f9on auf cine
rod bunbert Meilen meter n0rbli6be
Strede uu5bebnen, baben feline aus~
nc6mstpeiien G6ipierigteiten ergeben,
iobaB man auf einen norualen Sort
i6ritt bes 8abnbduss tpirb re9nen
t0nnen. Man bofft, ben 4bf9nitt Bis
&otomo I'M Spdtfriibiabr oem 8etrieh
iihergeben gu t0nnen, ioboB bdnn Die
5iige bon 3apffabt birett big our
ioaupt1taDt bes 8arot{e> 2anbes laufen
foerben. 8ts babtn tpirb nGmlid
eu9 bic 3anlbeiebriide pollenDet iein.
Hacb Dem 6erttgitellen Der gtrede
GambeiesGalomo fommt Der Mbfhnitt
Ralomoz5 z5anaanpifa an Die 3eibe.
Bis babin pirD man itd) aud iiber
cen Wert6 Der mineraltI9en SdGss
in Norbipef ft=R6obefia flarer seporben
{ein. 8on mod srobsrem SntereKe 1T
c5er Die tpeitere Jortiebung Der 8abn
ifsr Saneanptfi binaus. Man nirb
fi1 entiinnsn baB hereits peridisbsntz
l,6e lebbafte Oisfufiionen iiber Die
syroge ftattgefunben baben, ob bic
eroBe 8a3a bas Gebiet bes &ongoz
1tcates pbsr bas BON Oeuti9zSftafrifa
burnI1neiben 3pll. Cir Gbarles
Meetcalfe 1T Der Qlnii9t. baB Die 8abn
in elmer Opppellinie bur6 beibe Ge@
Eiete, um bas Sftz unD Inn bds Meitz
uTer bes Sees berum gefiibrt iperben
muiTe. Sir Charles fel[t ii1 be5iisz
lih Der 3ufunft ter Ropz8airo@8obn
iiberboupt auf einen freien Gtanbz
Flnft. gr 3udt ni6t nur Die 4hfeln
Gil ben 1ns1fli9en Mniidten Der gefiiz
nifien, Die beSipeifeln, boB fih bic
:99abn ie rentiren tperbe, er felt fi9
foaar Die 8abn na6 Dolenbetem Mus@
tuu ni9t als cine grpbe Mber bon
Glib mad Norb, fonbern als Elm LAM
neg geebqefIe1t por, bas iiberall bic
!ohnenDen 3,iitrifte anan51lisben bat.
Mus bieiem Geiihtspunfte pldibirt ct
fir bas DuSnlhy5aen beiber gebiete
IaspohI bes RDngdfuates tpie gkhti6z
Sftafrifa. Ga fann. na9. ieiner Mn>
It6t gar feir 3tpeifef beiteten, bab fih
bas Babnncb in htrhorrugenber Meiie
rentiren toirb. Der gerabe iebt per@
0ffentlidte Berid1t iiber bic Meiterent=
ipidIuna BON 8ritif11gentrolafrifa
Ir:nge eifen fhlagenben BsDeis fir
feline 8s9aLptung, unf fnenn es iih
aud nur I'm bic Musnubung elmer
ipeaiellen lotalsn gbance, ipie Der Der
s5armnollfrItur in genfraiafrifa
hanble. gsas 5iiDafrifa por dflem
febie, fei Elm 3uipacbs an tDsiBer 9ez
pjlterlins. Man iDiu nur fir bic Mns
lisblung entlans bsr Gtrede forgen.
Das Ganb folle in Nreaien bon ie
$50 glcres fret an NaIisbler abgsgeben
lDerben. 9lugenbIidlib fpiirbsn Die
adnbsreieu an bsr 6treds bon 8ulasI
raDo Bis 5aIisburD eingstbilt. ReineI
Aniisbeluns fol iDeiter lpis Drei Meis
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17
DER Dilnrrsa4g.

Sm 9ariier r@il Bias" iff gu lelen:
Gin Original, 9err Gros, bat ben
u8ilberouJ" erfunnen. @s banbelt 5i6
barum, gtIenbabmpueen in 8etrieb al
itellen, Die an ben Nbtbeiltbiiren nit
berf6iebenartigen 8ilbern sef9niidt
finb, fobab bic &eifenbet, Die auf ben
3piIffnItdtionen ausiteissn, nm lin
Elm tpenig gu ergeben ober einen flei@
nen SmbiB gu iih gu nebmen, nit
2ei6tigteit ibren Magen foieberfinben
t0nnen, pdbrenb.fie iidh bisber Die an
ben Mbtbeiltbiiren angebra1ten langen
3ablenreibe, einprGgen muBten. Die
8iloer - grDBtentbeils iinb es Sbierz
bilber - fin6 70 f9lidt urtb einfa9,
baB man iie niht 70 lei6t bergiBt unb
70 tpeitbin ft9tbar, baB man iie To-
fnrt benlerfen n1lB. Seit einem Sabre
rngefdbr bat ith bic franaDIiihe WeIt=
Gabngefeufdaft bic grfinbung bss
9errn grDs au eisen getta1t; ite lGBt
uuf ibrem Shienenneb stpi{hen pa=
ris unb gberbourg ei1en Bilbersuq
Dcrfebren. Sit tann man nan einemt
Mufentbalt am Buffet in Gbartres bic
Neilenben, bie ipieber au ibrem Magen
ellen, ausrufem hDrer: .Da lift ia nleig
Ghafstopf! - Da 1T ia nreir Rdlbs
den! = Da lit ia nlein Jsrtslhen!@
llnb iie ftiir5en iih in bic Mrme ber
l,eblihen @attin ober eires beIprgten
ssrennbes. gs lift cine sana rei3tnbe
Grfinbung!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17

tppbl, trob Der fabellps forretten 9als
,tung Deutfnldnbs, Bis duf ben beuz
tisen Sag erbolten. SIR bic Dentf1s
D1terreidsr aber lift bds 8unbesDerz
lGItniB nit benz Deutfhen Heide,
beitebe es in tpelder Sorm INNER,
nint nur Elm pplitif9es 8ebiirfnib,
fpnbsrn gerobean eine 0er3ensiade.
DIS mir Itadtsrehtlih nod auSsutfa@
lamb gebDrten, itanben mir ibm tnls
turell neit abgeIdlpiIener unb fremz
Der eegeniiher als bellts, no es polts
tiId fir uns Muslanb, geiItia uber
llnIer GaterlanD 1T. @s brd6te uns
in traurige G,eelentpnflitte, tpenn ein
SntereKenitreit 3tpiIden ben beiben
5taaten beitdnoe, beren einem toir dls
8iirger, beren anberem MIR dls Enl@
turnenI9en 5ugeb0rter."
Oas iinb ebenIp ipabre tpie beber5ts
senspertbe 9dBe, tpel2e Die n3eit" ba
onfitellt. Menn ona bds Seut{6e
Gei9 ni9ts tpeniger eritrebt, ais Die
9osreiBung Der beuti9@Ofterrethii
grpbinsen bon beln alten &atferitadte,
1c pereinigen bod SprdGe unp &ultur
bie Deutf6en beiber Hetde nit uasers
reiBboren 8anben.
llnb 1ollte nod benz Spbe bes 8ot=
iers Jrana Spfepb cine 4uflOIuns bes
aIten aaiTerftaates erfolgen, 10 ipiro
bic 0ffentli9e Waeinung i'm oeutiden
Jteide nit untpiberfte6licher M}d6t
forbern, baB lebteres Die Diterrei6iz
ifen Deutfden eegen bic 8ergelpaltie
Gung burh anbere 9olfstbetle f4ubt.
gtu9 in l1nsarnl tpiini6t man bos
sSprtbeitehen bes 8srtbeibigungsz
8iinbnifTes. Ser einflubrei6e .geitber
2loDb", tpobl Die bebeutenbfte ungari@
ffe 3eitung, 1o9t boriiber: rBas
aud Die 3uturdt brtngen, tpie it9 dnh
Ger eSntereIfenitreit unb bic @rnppie
rung stptI6en ben einaelnen W(d9ten
gsitdlten mag, 70 tann man Do9 NIT
GROCER SidRrbeit onnebnen, DaB bas
8inbniB 3tptf6en Seiterrei9z zllngarn
unb Oeurf6lanb ipieber bie8runblage
ieber neuen Gpnitenation bilben perz
be. llnb bas fpmrnt nur bdber, tpetl
bieies 8iinbnib tein fosenanntes
G9uB= unb SrubbiinbniB lit, pel9es
ebentuer auf &rteg ober Grobernng
ub3ielt, Ionbern neil es bic Nufre6tz
erbaltung Der 8efiBperbdltni1e unter
ben Md9ten, alfo bic @rbaltung bes
Sriebens gum 3ipede bot"
Die ungarn tpifen iebr tpobl, baB
fie aGein ni6t itarf eenu9 iirb, Elm
Geib su beeriinben, tpeldes i'm Stanz
ce ipdre, feline llnabbdngigfeit gez
gen md9tige Na9barn gu bert6etoigen
unb lie neigen besbalb ebenIo i'm
3Rotbfalle einem Nni9luB an Ssuti9=
lamb gu, BON benz fie feline Grobe7
runesz@eiiifte fiir6ten, tpie 54peben
unb Rumdnien; ia tpis felbft Die Siir@
tet. Die Sriebenspplittt Wilbelm's
bes 3peiten bat Dem Oeut19en &ei6e
ii6erau 5reunbe unter ben Staaten
eetppnnen, tpel6e feline Groberunssz
frisge fiibren, 1onbern inn 5rieben
lire l1nabbdngigfett genieBen pollen.
9as berbanft 9eutf6lanb feinem
iebigen Raifer unb bas foQte BET Der
8eurtbeilung biefes Wsonar4en ME
bergeiTen perben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17

Ten bon Der 8a6n Iieaen. Man hin
Johann fpeites n0rbIih NIT MernsfTnnz.
gen unb 3utbeilungen uddb bernieIben
Rrin5ip fprtfabrer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17

ldTpSEL IRut puIuIllttajc ~%alse1oASSt s s.
oen. 2e5:n ober Guhbung selten als
Binbentttcl, 8lut ihiibt burh sers1
geru6 sesen 9aienfruB. Das sall5s
beitet aIsi6faIs SHub gegen Srfrie
rem bes gaitnes i'm Sriibiabr, inberiai
fie tpeiBe Gorbe tpeniger @onrtftS
ftru6len abforbirt, ipnit ben Gempes
raturunterf9ieb bon Sag unb Nocht
cusaleiden bilft. 5. 0erpflan5sn oneR
dlterer 8dune, obne 5roItbdllen. g..
Oiinaen nit bdlb perrottetsm Dung,
mod befTer NIT @iine, afer r,iht birsft
Gn ben G5tamn1, Ipnbsrn tSrn ums
fana Der Rrone entfpreGenb. {. gos
henIoderang burh tiefes llmerabsits
cber obne Wur3elberleBung. 3. GriaB-
ben 8aumpfGblen, 8dnbern u. |. NJ
8. Musrotten alIer frailfer Bduille. 4
3urSerbitIaat. Mieber ffeben
mir por Der 5erbitiaat5eit rno Danlit
rpr bem in Dieten gut betriebenen
Mirtbf9aften 5ur Gegei seiborbenef1
Mnfouf l1eren 5aatl1gts. Gin perz
ftdnbiger Sanlenipe91el TT iiberal1 ba
onsuratben, tpp bas GrtrdgntB elmer
2flon5s 1,a9 idnserem Mnbau auriids
tleibt, ferner, tpo iib in elmer 5aat
piel untraut porfinbet, no bas eigene
Gautgut auf irgenb Elm: Meife una
braudbar sepDrben 1T unb III dhnli@
l9en 5dllen mebr. Sci bemielben tit
gu bebenten, baB bic bertise, ntfea@
fhaftlidb begriinbete 9aatail9tung
e5enionobl cine groBs Mn5ahl iehr
tpertbDoller Neu3u4tsn berborsebrdht,
tpie au9 bur9 8pbenz uno flimatilds
8eIonberbeiten eirael1eer 2anoiGaften
eebilbeten Glteren Spielorten gez
tpiKernaBen Die r2anbl6ldge"
fa6gemGB rein erbalten uab in ihrcn
8or5iigen rihtig erfannt unb befsltiots
bat. Dur9 psrftdnbieen 9autfpehiel
tann iiCb bu6er ieber Qanbtpirtb Die
Wortbetle Der beiten @pieIarten 5lt
gaube MAIDEN. 8orausfebung bafiir
1T alsrbtngs bic 8enuBung elmer 3u@
peId1'iqen ge5ugsquelle. bic mOsli9ft
GeipGbr bietet fir bas, mas man ben
R0rnern 10 gut tpie gar ni4t dnfebe1t
tenn, ndnli9, baB bic Der 9orte Ell
gentbiimlibsR 8pr3iige nun audi tbdta
fddli9 Der .be3pseren 5oottpaare inne
ipobnen, cine 8eaussqlleqe alip, BET
Der man fib Der Sortene6tbeit, Des
idheemdBen 9lnbaues unb Der otDedz
mdbisen 8ebanblung bes bon ibr an
gebotenen Saatgetretbes psrii6ert halz
ten fdnn.
Rupftr unb Mef1ing 3u
puben. lin 8upfer unb MeIz
itng fdneller blant 5p haz
ben, uls bies BEL 4nfpenbung
Der iibli9en pubpomabe Der San
lit. ma9t man eiren leinten Seie bon
Gffia, Gul5, M1ebl unb Silberfonb,
anb beitrei6t nit bteIer Maffe ben gu
1einisenben Geseni itanb unb reibt nit
etrem pollenen 2appen naA. Ntan
triro itaul,en, tpie raid bas Wletoa
blant unb gldnaenb pirb.
mann 1T eine Sub am
m Il der gtebig ten? auf 9rnnb
grOBsn itatiitiftben Materials
tpurbe feftgeitelt, buB bie Mil9=
mense Biz aur fiinften 2attaz
tton ,tnrnterbro6en iteist, aur
3eit Der iehikn Die 90be anndbernb
heibebdlt unb bann i9nell abntmmt.
Aie gr0Bte Jettergiebigteit seigt fi9
rad bem fe9iten aalbe; na9 bem
fiinften 1T inbeHen Die Settmense nur
unipefentlih gerinser.
I'm guten Saatmais au
geptnnen. sebe man BEL Der
Hetfe burd's 5elb uno be5eibne fplbe
Gbren, Die friibreif, pon slei6mdBi1
ger 5orm unb gut BON unten Bis oben
mil Aebren beieBt itno.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17

Die Mhnfrau in 2ippe. Die ben gan-
atn llnfrisbsn bort beranlnBt bat. bieB.
sJlobeite ron nnrub. 2llio ipieber eins
mal: Romen ct omen.
Sn s5apon lit es @5iits, tpenn man
bGs 6aus betritt, Dorbsr bic Ghuhe
scb5unebnen. sSn ben iibri9en cibiIis
iirten adnbsrn iDirb bieIe Site oudA.
8IeFolgt. Nfxr nur bon Derbeirot6eters
Mdnnern. tpenn bieie fpdt nah 6ouE
foninlen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17

5iir ben. Der in Der ginte iibt. iinb
9antnoten bas 20fdpapier.
Wlag aud benz 3ufda nlandes gut
gsrat6en
glur mas man nit 8eiDubtfein tbut,
iinb 9baten.
Die rufiifde 8alti1de 5lotte iit
nah 9unger abgefabren. Dprt lam
iie bon RaitiuIi se1tohlen tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-17

Ser Obnbaufrtunb iiber@
tinbe, fobolb bic Sbiternte beenbigt.
bic pfiriib@ unb Mprifofenfpaliere
gum S9ub seser Die eriten 0erbit<
frDite nit Sannenreis, bic Grbbeer~
heete iinb nit balbperrottetem Dung
gu beden; nit benz Anlesen bon 8lebs
giirtell an Baum unb pfabl gegen
sSroitipanuer barf niht ldnger geaDs
cert tpernen. 5olgeuse Mrbeiten bleiz
ben bon isbt on itdnbig fir Die Minz
termonate, tperben sbOA ie friiber ie
portkilhafter auseefiibrt, enffpres
henbe Mitterung boranssefest: l.
Winterihnitt. ipoSu aud3 bas 0eriiin=
germ alternber BGume gsh0rt, aber
aa1 iolher nod tragbarer, bic al itarf
DDn Der Nlutlaus befallen iinb. 2.
Meinigen pon biirrer Minbe. 9biers
unb pflanSeni1marobsrn. 3. Gprgs
fGltiges Gammeln unb Derbrenneu
res Mbfanbol3es. ber biirren Minbs
ilnb bes 2aubes. 4. Mnitreihen mil
einer Mi{dung bon anli, 1ebm obe1
Rubbung unb 9lut. Der RoH ers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Miss Helen Burbank has arrived In
town from South Royalton for the opening
OF the city schools.
Rev. A. nj. Bradley returned this even
inr from GuiIford, Me-, where be was
called last week to otticiate at funeral.
Ernest BemIs spent sunday at bis home
in Marshdeld.
Webster Laird returned Saturday night
from Highgate springs.
Miss Margaret Ahearn Of Stamford
Conn, Ii visiting her friend, Mrs. Pearl
Northrop.
Clarence Foster returned this afternoon
from a visit at his home in Hyde Park
George IngIis returned yesterday morn
ing from a months visit in England and
Scotland.
j. B. ReinhalteT went to Chicago on bus
iness last evening
The regular council meeting Of the La
dies Aid sodlety OF st. Monica's church
will be held Wednesday evening at J
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. F E. Burr have returned
from carriage drive to Thetford.
Miss Bessie Jones has returned from q
several week 4 visit In Boston.
Miss Charlotte Grove OF South Ryegate
is visiting friends In the city
Miss Minnie Toomey who has been Wis
iting at 4. O. Marrl0n's returned TO he
home in Brattleboro this afternoon.
George Brooks has gone TO Boston for
short vacation.
Will all the ladies' who are to take par
In the new work please meet Wednesda,
evening at T.30 in the Masonic hall
Miss Alice Paine Of Cottage City, Mass.
is guest at F. r. Northrop's.
William johnson Of Hardwi6k Is th
guest Of MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks who are TO reside o
| A.W. Aliens farm on the East Montpelie
road, have arrived,
Burt Blair has sold his house BARR an
three acres OF land, located on the roa
from Montpelier to East Montpelier,
Mr.. O'Grady, Montpelier; consideratio
$3.50. The sale was consummated throug
the D, A. Perry Real Estate agency.
James Carswell, Alan Reed and Will
Ayers returned Saturday from tw
weeks camping trip at Highgate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-06
Russian Censorship Has
Been Transferred to
Harbin, Where Viceroy
Alexieff is Said to
Hape Arriped.

ST. Petersburg, Sept GA telegram
from Mukden says the Japanese forces
are now but fourteen miles from Mukden
and the booming of cannon can be dis
timely heard in the stronghold. Kuro
patkin is eneounterlng great difficulty IN
his retreat to that city owing to bad roads
from YentaL
The retreat has resolved itself into a
race for Mukden. Both Kuropatkin and
Marshal oama are strainIng every effort
to bs the irst to reach the city, one to find
sageiy and the other to cut of the Russian
retreat.
ST. Petersburg, Sept. GA Mukden
correspondent wires that the Japanese are
now within Is miles Of Mukden. He re-
ports that the Russian authorities are pre-
pairing TO abandon the city, and adds that
the evacuation has already begun. The
censorship Il being tranferred to Harbin
as the Interruption Of the telegraph lines
is believed possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-06
A NEW LODGE.
Granite Mountain, Il o. o. r., N. u, AZ
GraniteyiIle.

Granite Mountain, Il o. o. RI, N. u, a.
Graniteville.
On Friday evening, Sept. 2, Granite
Mountain lodge, /. o. 0. f., M. u, was
instituted by the executive officers Of Mas
sachusetts district: r G. NJ, James A,
Smith OF Lowell, r. d. G. M, Charles
Thomas Of Worcester and r. G. s., George
Emsley OF Lowell, assisted by the inltia-
tory staff of Green Mountain lodge Of
Barre, which worked the initiation degree
on three members.
The following we're installed as officers
of the new lodge to act during It's first
term: N. G., ]. j. Lane; r. 5. n. g.
Hugh Bell; L. S. N. g., Dan McAuley'
". G., Robert Arthur; r. S. ". e., Alex
Mcleod; T.. S. ". O., Herman Bulls; g,
M, Angus Murray; r. 81, John McRae
Il. S., Jesse Mlllar; treas, Alex D. era
ham; chap, Nelson Craigie; ward, Angu:
Campbell; con-, Lewis Clark; 1st s. s.
John Murray; End S. S., James Arm
strong; /. g., Charles Buchanan; O, G..
Howard Yarney; D. q, NJ, Alex Stew
art.
At the close Of the meeting refresh
ments were served and q very enjoyable
time spent by all The above lodge starts
out on its career In very suspicious man
ner, having 81 charter members and the
brightest OF prospects ahead,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-06
THEIR ANNUAL PICNIC,
Littleiohu & Mnne's Employees at fair
Mount.

Littlejohn 8 Mnne's Employees at fair
Mount.
Fairmount park was the gathering place
Of jolly crowd OF people Saturday after
noon, the oecasian being the annual pic
mic Of the employees at Littlejohn Il Mines
stone she'd Notwithstanding the rainy
weather there was large crowd present.
Many games we're played and all enjoyed
very pleasant time. Mayor Barclay
was present as an invited guest and his
gifts to the young people who had been
unsuccessful In winning prizes were very
much appreciated.
The committee who had charge Of the
arrangements was Walter Scott, Lawrence
Collins, Alex stephens, Louis Rlfolta, and
a. J.. Gammie.
| A lively base bali game was played be
tween the married and the single men
which resulted In tie, the score being !.
4 to IL at the finish. The batteries .wer'
Scott and Clark for the single men ans
/ Rennie for the married men. Though Their
we're many features in the game, the prin
clpal one was the heavy hitting Of Mr.
i lLittlejohn. The winners Of the race
were as follows:
Young ladies' rack Miss Cheney, Mis-
Milne and Miss BeIdon,
4 Little boys race, J, Littleiohn, J
Slora, .. Wood.
| Little girls race, Miss Pirie, Mis-
|, Wood, Miss Beldon.
4 Mems place kick, G. Mute, J. Meade
, A. Rennie.
Ladies place kick, Mrs. Carson, Mrs
! ]. Slora, HRS. A. Milne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-06
Hyphens Ended With
Another Victory
CARRICK WAS A PUZZLE
PIattsburg Shut OFT By Burlington
Without a Hit or a Run
Yesterday.

The Northern base ball league season
was closed yesterday with games between
Barre Montpelier and Rutland at Rutland
and Burlington and Plattsburg at Bur-
lington, resulting in victories for Barre
Montpelier by the score Of 9 to / and for
Burlington by one to nothing. The re-
suits win not change the positions Of the
teams and the season closes with BurliDg-
ton at the top with rs points lead on Rut-
land and the latter 49 points better than
Barre Montpelier in third position st.
Albans Is fourth, SO points below Barre
Montpelier while Piattsburg, which at
the beginning was picked as possible
winner, trails far In the rear. Thus
closes base ball season which was play
ed to finish without fizzle
From financial standpoint the season
may be considered successful with the
three leading teams, while Ia st. Albans
and Plattsburg there will be deficit. In
1 St. Adams it will amount 10 S400, and
that Ia spite OF the fact that Burlington
and Rutland presented the st. Albans
management with something like $1,000
in exhibition games, Plattsburgs unsuc
cessful season financially is the direct re-
suit Of an unsatisfactory season in the
field, usually good sporting town refus
ing to support losing team. Two pr0mi
/ nent Plattsburg men promised to stand bS
the team, however.
1 In spite Of the heavy drain Of very
costly team, Burlington will end right side
up. thanks to millionaire manager Rut
land had 10 do a good deal Of scratching
around but will also land on its feet
Barre Montpelier really had the most sue
cessfu season from a financial stand
point, the home games having been near
IN all we'll attended. The directors vii
not have used mp all the capital stock
leaving fair balance Ia the treasury
Barre Montpelier will undoubtedly be b
the firing line when the time comes mex
spring for reorganization, but salary lis
win most surely be insisted upon, to pre-
; vent any team from buying the pennan
outright.
The two closing victories over the stron
Rutland team, one here Saturday and th
other at Rutland yesterday make goo
close to season which started out ma
: velInusly well, continued SO for fe
! weeks and then slumped as II 1t wei
stepping in mud- hole Sheldon pitche
pennant-winning bsll as usual Saturda
I and Rutland could do little with hin
while Minnehan received his first BUM
ing Of the season and suffered his first ds
, feat.
d Barre Montpelier won yesterdays gan
! in the first Inning by hammering Morey I
five singles and a triple. After that MI
rey did better. RutIaud got five hits {
Z Carrick who struck out IA men.