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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
,lollonn Sod inter Mioroanflagr,

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SiccsYrd diOcnt
inOngnrirt.
Sins. Marrcu Tnirbonf9 int SrmntS.
Snnlc ciuCgIdnuurCn.
llcbcrnobm ictn 9rmt ais Eraiiocnt

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9llnN Oe9 Scnot9 pont 5S. GpnQrCiic.
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ocntclL ionic NcCioqumg uou uobc}u
eincn 0rittcI ocr 4iitQlic0cr 0eS &c.
Mates. }llc Oicic 6lmftioncn ionoen
ltott fltr5 Dor DER EMANCIPATION oe9
YrGiiocntcn 9looicucIt
Die Ginfibrlug 0c9 ncucn 8icc,
ErGiiocntcn luur 10 tlr} luic ciniod.
Sic bcitonO in cincm nit Acbobencr
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ltetcn &criprcdcL Die Eilidtcn ici.
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Die 8lu0caOcrioilumg Ocr &cr Stuu.
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9lmtacio, Der BON EQUATOR 5ruc, 0cuI
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Der Sberbeiebl5bnber Der llrmec, Die
@otuerneure ocrStnoten unO unOere
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ten Wuucricn bcIonbet lid Oicie Gu
men, onruntcr 5rnlt NooieUeIt,
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Dtutter bon &icc Yrdiioent s}air'
bonrs. Die Bullcric iir Qiplo.
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iponoenten scr 8reiic ouf loren ii6Il.
den EIdbell
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Cool norid)irtcn, mo Niiti9 Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
YrdfOenteus
EMANCIPATION.
SBrOourc 0iUuicUclt Der ncuC @SrGii,
bent bcr &cr. StnatCn.

2cgtc Ocn 2lntsco Dor elmer rnobic6.
bnrcn Vtenidenlncngc o6.-@iclt
cine fur5c gIniprohe. - Die Sc.
renlonic bon ibGncm @ettcr be.
0iinitiat - Gic StaOt iibcrfiiQt
bon 9icugicri9cn. - Cine pOnl-
pOlc HaroOc. - Snrbcnrcihe Dc
IurotirnCn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
Washington County Veterans
Leave for Home.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Dr. E. J. Foster Of Waterbury Centre
Again President, While John R.
Wilson Of Worcester Is Re
elected Secretary Treasurer

The eighth annual reunion Of the
Washington County Veterans associa-
tion came to a close at Dewey Park
this noon with the election Of officers.
In most cases. the old officers were re-
elected THE list Is as follows: Presi-
dent, Dr. hi u Foster, Waterbury Gem
tire; secretary treasurer, John E. Wilson,
Worcester ninth consecutive selection)
vice presidents, L. X. Thurston, Barre
city, Jerry Hutchinson Of Barre town,
Hiram Perkins OF Berlin. r. +. Knapp
Of Cabot, 0. IL Leonard Of Calais, J
+. Lewis Of Duxbury ]. N. Felt Of
East Montpelier, + j. Dana Of Fayston,
Ira johnson Of Middlesex, J H. Lucia
OF Montpelier, }. w Palmer OF More
town, ]. p. Brooks Of Northfeld, H.
W. Thresher Of Gouldsville, 9. t. Whit
cher of Plainfeld, George B. Hall of
Roxbury, o. NJ. Eaton OF Waitsfield, NJ
J. Dillingham; Of Waterbury Centre,
Henry Riekert Of Woodbury., G. WI
Richardson Of Worcester, Hiram Brown
Of Warren; for Orange county, @. Al
Savery Of Nilliamstown. for Caledonia
county, A. nj Tichout Of Hardwick;
for Lamoille county. b Fl. Drown Of
stowe: vice president at large, F. Il.
Aartelle of Cambridge, Mass.
It was voted to admit the Sons Of
Veterans into membership.
A rousing camp meeting was held last
evening at which Congressman Kittredge
Haskins of Brattleboro was the principal
speaker. Colonel Haskins gave d heart
10 heart talk OF d half hour and devoted
the latter part Of his address to the pen
sion question, showing smong other
things that while he IS willing TO do
every thing III his power for his eonsti-
tuents, the records OF the department
show that the pensions at present recei.
we'd by Vermont veterans are larger than
those paid 70 veterans of any other state
\ III the union.
The reDorr Of The neurology committee
was read BY George b. Hall Of Roxbury,
the Chairman, giving a brief obituary
Esketch Of the 20 members Of the associa-
ton who have died during the past year.
To offset this 50 new names were add.
ed to the roll Yesterday, making a net
gain OF 80 for the past year.
Following the report the members stood
while the choir sang The Vacant Chair, Y
Gen. ] FL Lucia read letter from
George T. oonnor Of Lisbon, n, FL, the
| first president of the association. Mr..
Connor formerly lived in this city He
is now nearly blind but his love for the
association and its members was touch
lingly shown in the letter read Brief ad
dresses were made by other comrades
present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
POLHHERS JOIN
GRANITE CUTTERS
Two Local Unions United by Affiliation
of Former With Larger 0rgani-
zation Last Evening.

At d largely attended meeting Of the
Polishers union in Carpenters hall last
evening that body unanimously affiliated
with the granite cutters. Fred Bruce
on behalf OF the Granite Cutters In
telnational Association duly installed
the following appointed officers Presi-
dent, A. G Adams; vice president, Geo.
Mclean: recording secretary. W. A.
CLARK; financial secretary, Frank Bart
lett treasurer, Mike keefe auditors,
Charles Clark, VIII Cutler and VIM.
Pirie. The election Of officers was on
unanimous ballot. Alex'r lronside Of
the Central Labor Union acted as clerk
Of the election. Eightyfive new mem
bers joined at this meeting. Many words
of advice were given BY Ogranizcr Bruce,
who advised all present To live UP to all
present agreements. International See
retary p f. Mccarthy also briefly ad
dressed the meeting and in conclusion
hoped the polishers would become a wor.
thy part Of a worthy organization
Organizer Bruce and International
Secretary Mccarthy 90 TO Montpelier
TO night to affiliate the polishers Of that
city. This will complete the work Of
organizing the polishers ia this state,
as the others are only small detached
parties and will accordingly Join the
already organized branches throughout
Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18

DAY In CAMP
Climax of National Guard En-
campment.
SERVICE MEDALS GIVEN.
Good Crowd in Attendance-Men Will
Break Camp and Return Home
Tomorow-shOoting Team
Chosen
SERVICE MEDALS GIVEN.

Burlington, August 1s.-This was
Governors day at Camp Governor Bell,
the most interesting occasion for the
public Of any Of the annual muster.
The regiment was reviewed this after
noon by Governor Bell accompanied by
his staff and a few other state officials.
There was a large attendance Of spec
tators to witness the event and every
thing passed off pleasantly.
Following the review the service med
ais were presented to the members of
the Guard who had served 80, 20, Is,
ten and five years in the militia
Following the dress parade this after
noon tents win be struck and the men
viii sleep in shelter tents. The regi.
ment viii break camp early Saturday.
Following is the list Of service badges
presented today;
Thirty years-Alaior Frank T. Howe
Of Mortified
Twenty years Lieut. Col c, NJ. Bon
EFT, St. Iohnsbury.
Fifteen years-AIaior II. E Dyer
Rutland; Major III. i. johnson, Brad
ford; Capt. c. f. Burnham, Burlingtoni
Quartermaster; Regimental Sergeant
Major Louis II. Henkel, 2nd Lieut.. Roe
S. Rowe, Company A, Rutland.
Ten years Capt. George r. Anderson
assistant surgeon, Brattleboro; Sergeant
Harlie H. Moore, Company g, Bradford
Five years Major G. G, Berkeley, sur
geon, st. Adams; Captain w. w. Rus
sell, company adiutant, White Rivel
Junction; st Lieut.. II. NJ. Howe, bat
TALON adiutant, Mortified; Color Ser
geant Elmer w Bean. Burlington; Drum
Major Harold v. Allen; Company B
Lieut. S. Appleton, Privates Charles i
Poll and Fred J. Sisco; Company G
Captain II r. Smith, Private Rober
j. Davies; Company i, Lieut.. Jane
A. Dean, Lieut.. William N. Brown, Ser
geant Ira +. Wright; Company I, Pri
| yate G. b. Chatterton; Company G, Cor
poral Leo +. McChue; Private w. NJ
Chamberlain: Private w. #. H. Shep
ard: Company II, Sergeant Almon B
Moore, Sergeant II. L. Nichols; Corpora
1 Henry J. Carson, Musician Oliver E. Rus
| sell. privates Arthur e. Bascomb, X. 4
! Carson and Frank w. Hill; Company !
| Sergeant G. al Tenney, Priyates i. w
Haskell, William p. Looney and Ceci
G. Turner; Company X, Private JOIN
w. Rogers; Company Z, Captain c. w
Richmond: Lieut.. Charles G. Taylor
Sergeant r. T. Casey and Private AL
bert Il. Heath; Company II. Lieut.. Q
Fl. Parker, Corporal w E. Babcocl;
Private Sumner Muir; hospital corps
Private Nv. 7. Collins.
Regiments Sea Girt Shooters.
Following are the successful marks
men detailed from the regiment to par
tieipate in the rifle match at Sea Girt
| n. J., the men starting on Saturda,
morning; G. NJ. Bonett, coach; Majo
II. e. Dyer, Dis. officer; Captain G. F
Burnham team captain; Capt. P. J
Rogers, Lieut.. J. @. Holden, Lieut.. Fl
| M Howe, Sergeant d. Fl Coombs, Com
pany A; Capt. +. r. Tilliotson, Compan,
b; Lieut.. f. P. johnson, Company G
Lieut. Hastings, Company d; Lieut.. ia:
Dean. Company E; Lieut.. c. L. Morse
| Company II Lieut.. il. B, Moulton, Com
pany II: Sergeant c. A. Tenney, Com
/ pany / Private G. r. Powell, Com
pany | Private u B. Spooner. Compan.
4 M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
CANNES VS.. BovINEs.
Dog Won One Bout and Another Was
Routed in the Second.

West Topsham. August 1s.-Amos S.
Iewett was arrested Monday for cruelty
to animals 1t appears that Jewett pas
lures some Of his neighbors cattle and
one Of the COWS got through wire fence
into bis potatoes, and Mr.. Jewett tried
to make the beast Jump back. Failing
in this he brought his dog in to help
him, and by the way the COW looked
when she came home the dog did his
part all right. Torn, bleeding and hard
Ii able to move, she looked as though
she had passed through Mississippi
cyclone Complaint was entered TO
Grand Juror George II. Hight, and he
went TO the potato patch and after a
night rain he found on the harbed wire
fence hide, hair and blood for nearly
rods, the earth plowed up and pota-
toes framped down where the poor COW
had tried to get away from the cruel
dog. Mr.. Jewett was arrested and
brought before Justice Il. G. Poole. That
gentleman, after giving the defendant
some good advice, injured his pocket
book STAT, but the private damage is
not paid as yet.
S. II. Hood was arrested Wednesday
on complaint entered to Grand Juror
Hight by Amos S. Jewett. Mr. Hood
used 70 deal considerably in fancy hogs
ana cattle and does now. He is also
worthy master Of Waits River Grange.
1t seems that Mi Hoods gentleman
COW, which was very nice and clever
animal, got out Of bis pasture and wan
dered to a farm house OF one Nathan
Cilley's Here he had one round with
Mr. Cilley's dog, but the canine gave
up all his earthly good and departed
to another country SO sydney was
brought before Justice Poole and cough
ed up sl005.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
NOT THE LIFE OF TRADE.
ST Albans Messenger Comments on the
Barre Newspaper Situation,

With nothing but the most kindly
sentiments toward those that may have
lost money by The Barre Telegram ven
tufe in Barre, Il is still simple truth
to say That there never has been but
room for one newspaper in that city
and The Times has been splendidly TAX
ing np All that. There are some trades
under some conditions IN which compe.
tition il not vitalizing factor and
among them Is the publication Of news.
papers in a little city. There is 10 bust
ness sense in two papers eating each
other up in a little community about
big enough to support one decentlv, and
the public loses rather than gains by It.
The people are always better served and
better pleased with, one newspaper AS
good as conditions can afford than they
are by any fancied competition between
two inferior ones In a great city news
paper competition may show itself IN
the attempt to provide superior news
service. III little city it must neces-
sarily show itself in the attempt tc
reduce expenses st. Albans Messcng'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
LUSCIOUS LIBATIoN TO Law.
Poured Out But Not Drunk--7Oo Gallons
Of Wine Spilled

The gutter back Of the police station
ran red yesterday afternoon not with
blood. but with the fruit Of the grape.
seven hundred gallons OF wine. mellowed
with four months standing in the city's
cooler. we're poured out as hbation
to the law. The juicy stuff trickled
down the gutter into the local branch
of the Onion river to make yelvety
lining for the home Of the fishes, And
as It trickled ii seemed to murmur
"For men may come and men may 60,
but | am gone forever. Several men
turned their eyes away in sadness, un-
able to witness the awful spectacle.
This libation cost about s40O.
The liauor had been condemned by the
count and ordered spilled. 1t was seized
last April az it stood in the car ready
to Be delivered to various parties about
town and thence to parched throats
Supposedly the throats are still parch-
aa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
HOTEL MAN BANKRuPr
Proprietor Of Park View House in St.
Adams Files.

Burlington, August s.-A petition in
bankruptcy was filed in this city yes
terday by William Landon OF st. AL
bans, proprietor Of the Park View house
in that city. He has liabilities OF So
935.57. and assets Of S1,656.00, OF which
$500 is claimed exempt. Petitions n
bankruptcy have also been filed by Lewis
0dett, farmer Of Bristol, who has liza.
bilities Of S1,990.5s, and assets Of S2,-
246.00, Of which 1924 is claimed exempt,
and BY Fred w. Tudor, a laborer OF
Somerset, who has liabilities Of si.523.-
sc and assets Of S57L50, of which SAT-
is claimed exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
INTERNAL MACHINE
SENT THROUGH MAIL
New York Jew Who Visited NJ. Witte
At Portsmouth the Recipient of
the Gift, and the Police Are
Investigating.

New York, August 1s.-A box beliey-
Cd to contain an internal machine was
sent through the mail to Jacob Schiti
OF Kuhn, Loeb & Co. this morning.
Sehiff IS one Of the Jews who recently
visited AI Witte at Portsmouth. The
box contained matches, cotton and pow
der. It was taken to the bureau OF COM
bllstibles, where examination of the con-
tents will be made. On one side of the
box were the initials " Il D. NJ" There
il no telling where the box came from.
The police are investigating
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
BURIED AT wAIrsFIELD.
Body of Andrew Baird, Who Died in
Bellows Falls, Taken There.

The body of Andrew Baird. who died
at the home of w. B. Eddy in Brattle-
boro Tuesday evening Of typhoid fever,
was taken to Waitsfeld Wednesday af-
ternoon for burial MIR. Baird had lived
in Brattleboro for about year. lie was
a plumber, and had been employed by
w ]. Pentland and p Fleming. He
leaves widow and four sisters. Mr..
Baird was well known ia Barre where
he worked for a number of years and
later as in business with @. w. Rus.
sell. He was also member of the
Barre fire department and was laid up
for several months one time from injur.
les received while trying to jump On to
the ladder truck on its way down North
Main street to a FIRE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
KEEP OUT OF REcEIvERsHIp.
Is Gen. ]. H. Lucia's Advice to Share
holders in c. L. & R. Co.

Gen. J. II. lucia, writing to q Barre
shareholder in the Connecticut Loan 81
Realty Co, gives the following advice
@The only reasonable solution for the
affairs Of the G. L. & r. Co. IS to keep
out Of q receiyership and the way TO
do this is an agreement to the plan pro-
posed All holders Of aAy Sass should
at once sin and return the paper You
need no. hesitate TO urge any one ask
ing Information to do III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
visited President Today.

Oyster Bay, August 18. Baron Ma
neko, the Japanese financial authority,
visited the President this afternoon. It
is understood he is the confidential mes
senaer employed by tbs Toxic govern
ment when it has important informa-
ton to convey to the President. 1t i
also believed he i in close touch with
the plenipotentiaries at Portsmouth.
When he arrived he assured the news
paper men that he had nothing impor.
tant to communicate to the President.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
COULDN'T IDENTIFY HIM.
Chicago Witness Say That George L.
Marsh Is Not aMT. Dove"

Broekton, Mass, Aug. 1S.-Detectiye
sheehan and two witnesses from Chicago
called 1T Plymouth jail this morning and
visited George L. Marsh in his cell Al
ter q half hours conference with him
they announced that they failed to iden-
Iify him as Air. Dove, wanted in con-
neetion with the Bate murder.