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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Scutid) in YBilaOr lp4.a.

Gum eriten male in Der U,it lie
Ser GuateritaOt beJruble GdI v.,.'
ide Sieo eInen neuerl y,ayJt. ."I
gum erltcn male maren e. en-. -
@orte, in Die elm Ytapor ieulr o.,t
oiiiJleae Aniprnte ftelOete. Gl.a -
itab i'm Hatbauie, nad)oem TuOpIpb
9lantenburg gum Vtapor Der S.u,t
philadelphia inau5urirt mar. 81
mar Elm Dioment. Der allen 8ellre1.
mern pobl unuergeBlih .blel,eu
miro. Ser Sunge MGnnerhor. DER
unter ben oeutihen @eiun9oereineh
oes 2anOes cine 10 beruorragenGe
Eoqe ipielt. mar es, Der Dtapor
9Ianfenburg, einem Iebenslan9ll'
den NitgIieoe oes 8ereins, 6as Sleo
fang. Sn Dem srOben @mpiangsia'
lon oes Nupors batten iih Die Gan
ger in einem SaIbtreiie aul9eiteat
unO als Der Napor nit ieiner Got
tin uno ben neuernannten SabInett'
mitgIieoern. Die gleihiaas Don III
rem Gamen besleitct Daren, erihlen.
erifoa ibnen Der 8ereinsgruB eat'
eeaen.
Rann trat Sereinspr1iioeut Sem.
rid Soffmonn Dor un6 eratulierte
benz neuen Rapor gu ieiner 8ahl,
gIei6jeitig Der 8reuOe ausSrud &C.
bend, oaB es zines Der lebensl1ng.
Iiden uno geihGsteiten Nitglieoer
oes 9ereins lit, Der ben RnporSltubl
nGbreno Der nahiten bier Sabre elm.
nebmen miro. Natiirlih mar es pal
icno. oaB Serr Soifmanm Die VIM
iprahe in @ngIiih belt, umio mebr
erireute es Die srobe 8~eriammluna
BON 9eutifen. Die iid in Dem 9eraii'
miaen Yrunfinnle eingeiunoeu bot
ten, als Rapor 9%lanfenburs nit ei.
ner oeutiden anipro&e antportete.
Ranor 9Innfenbura ingte unter
GnSerem: .@s maht mir ein 9an5
befon0eres 8ergnigen, Die erite o.
fiSieae gn'prohe. bic i'd bolte. 5u
beutffen SGnaern in ihrer Wtutter'
fprate 5u iprefen. 8enn i'd nibi
IRE. bat ME oupor elm Rapor Der
stnot BhiInoeInbia feline erfte Ir'
fprohe in 9eutih aehaIter uno I'M
iere Rutteriprade lit ME 5loor ourd)
einen Rauor on bieier Steae geipro.
den uorben. Der oeutihe @elana III
ME supor eirem Mopor bel ieiner
Sunuaurntion entneden9etlltt9en'
W6ae es elm gutes Omen fiir Die
Sufrnft ieini
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Rd&a 8etier.
% Usstuss. bu ben Der psIIsa beta SfmH
issisHzsdH etptiat mtts.

Nau i6reibt aus Sale: CAB oaa
Bttteln Dor ben &Iren nod INNER
cine eintrdeIide 9ei9dftieuHg 1T.
toHnte man aus elmer Strnitommer.
berbonoIuna erieben. Die 6ieicr Gage
bier itattlano. Sn Der SaaleitaOI
lebt elm 6Iterer Serr, elm Hentier,
Der gut getleiOet aett unS lid nitts
abgeben IaBt. Nan peiB, OnB er
rett uermogenS 1T unb an Der 90rie
fpefuIiert. 8ober Der @runoitod lei.
mes 8ermoeens itammt. oas fam
niemonO ingen. 9aB Der alte Scrr
ii9 audi nit onSerem ais 9orienipe'
tlIlotionen un6 gouponabihneiOen
bei6aitiste, oab er nGmlid betteltc,
haoon UuBten feline 8efannten irei.
lid nidts; oagegen befam Die 30.
li3ei 8in6 oaoon. Gin Shusmnnn
erbieIt zines idonen Cages ben auf'
trae, Dem &entier nah5uiteigen unG
ibn gu beO6o6ten. @s Oouerte oenn
aud gar nidt LANCE uno Ger Sdus'
mann mar am 3iel ieiner 8eobadl'
tuusen on9eIungt. Ser oIte Serr
bate in einem Sauie i'm eriten Stod
eeIGutet. Iadoem ibm bier Die Cir
5ugeitlagen por0en par, bate er
fib in ben speiteuS tod begebeu. unS
aIs er bier iein Spriidleiu berunter'
Sogte, iaBte ibn Der 9olijiit. 8or
@eriht ioete Der iebr elegant gefIei'
bette 9ettIer aus, er iei mioe uno err
ih6pft gerpeien un6 babe iid Sarum
ms nGditbeite Sous begeben. nm iif
bier elm 8Ins 8aier 81 erbitten
Ger 8epobner oes Stodmerts aber.
on Dem Der ieltInme gettIer 5uerii
eeI6utet bate, ertIGrte iehr beutlid.
er jei nift Inn elm @Eos Baiier. ion'
bern nm elm pGar Bfennig %ongebet.
telt porSen; err babe iih iiber bas
gar nidt bettlermGBige Iusieben
6es Rannes iebr aeDunoert. Sas
@eri6t ertannte aui flint Gaze Salt
tpegen gettelns, rporouf Der Rentier.
Settler ousrief: ~9as lit mir aber
febr peinIih."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Der erite O5eauSampfer.
eaHs isiHeu Paiiasitr. Der flo tim ant su
Sahrt Aaa Gatopa aHssrtraHte.

Beun man ben gegemudrtisen, rie.
ienbait 5u nennenoen 8eltuerfebr our
See betrabtet, 10 miro es einem gar
itrper, gu sIauben, Dab Der erite BON
amerifa nad europa fabrenOe per.
ionenOampfer Ole 8eiie obne - Bai.
iasiere MAIDEN mubte. llno ood per.
bielt es iia 10. Sor iest iait 100
Sabren Iieb Der amerifaniide Sbiif.
reeber Scarborough zines Cages oil
ben Staotmauern BON 3ep gorf fol.
eenoe InfiiBo9ung anihlaeen:
Der Steamer rSauannab" unter
benz 9efebl oes Rapit1ns Ioger miro
pinttlib nad 2iperpool %abinbren am
20. Moi e19. Die Yafagiere, fuas
iid iolde einiteqen ioqten. fonnen
fider iein. aaen eroenflihen aomfort
Su fin6en. gusfunft an 9orO. gs
fteben CUR 8%erfiisung: Suei prGdtige
Rabinen, cine fir Samen, cine fir
Serren, iopie 80 eIe9ante @in5elbet.
ten
9te r@aoannab", elm Seeelidift
1os 5un 9nmpfer umae6out DorOen
spor. Wur6e Stpar i'm Safen nit Der
notigen Reusier angeitaunt, ober
Bertrouen bratte man ibr niht emf.
eegen. 1no pie Die Sabrt benies,
NIT Redt. Der famoie O5eaHoampier
braudte nGnlia einen pollen Ronat
fir Die rleberfabrt BON Reru 9orf nod
2iperpool. ~llnter1uegs gingen ibm
natiirlih Die 8oblen aus. un0 bate or
nitt cine 8eierpetufeIose gum Sc.
aeln bebaIten. 10 mare Der ~9ampier"
IpobI iiberboupt ME in europa nngt.
InWst. lin Dos WiBgeidid poa 5u
maiden. erregte er u~nteruegs Den
Berooht Der oui Der Sotliee freuJea.
Den engliiden SIotte. oeren Offi5iere
Der irrigen Reinun9 mnren, oab oas
ueue Sdifi Den 8eriuh MAIDEN UoIl-
fe. Napoleon aui ct. SeIenl gu be-
freien. Grit nod m~ebridaFast 8eriol'
eunq bon ieiten Der engliihen Rreu'
ger fonnte Die .Sounnnnb~ ungeItort
ihren 8ea fortiesen. UNI ihI:eblih
nrm eriten Ral Den Sepeis 5u erbrin.
gen. bab man tatiGflid nit Silfe
BON RchIen uno- 9einuono Den
iAtlontiihen O,eon iiberaueren Tonne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
InseSrubtes SOnntassasiet.

Ger Stootrat in Siour Soils, 9.
g., bat unlGnsit cine Sonntagsper.
oronung in Der eriten 2eiuns anse'
nommen. pie iie itrenger nod nifi
in Siio 0afota eingebratt poroer
lit; iie erinnert Iebbaft an ole yblauen
@eiese pon Naiiohuietts".
8ieie 8eroronuna iiebt Dor, oaB es
fir cine Berion, Sirma ooer Rorpo.
ration unseieslid iein fol-, bon
Samstoenadt bis SonntagnadDt
@aren Su perfaufen, gum @erfaui
anaubieten ODER aus3uiteuen, ausge.
nommen. bab 6Ieiid uno Slid bis
Sonntagoormittaa Inn 8 ubr Der
fault per6en fam; oaB 9ebensmit
tel. Die gleih per5ebrt meroen I'M
Droguen uno nnoere meoi5iniidl
9eoarfsmitteI 5u allen 8eiten per
fault neroen 6~iirfen. Die Strafe be
tr6at $50 fir ieoen eir'elnen Haa.
@enn itritt ourdgefitrt. miirn
oas @eies ben 8ertauf BON Saba'
3igarren. 3eituneen. 9odparen II. (
y. mGhreno Der o%neesebenen Stur
ben un~terbinoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11

Jss Osssssz On bic WaAi bes eaItaHD 80
bic e~ssstmfraits bsr drthiiAsn slasazsses.

Ole instrumentation 9anerrt
eIauben. Sob Der Sultan SerT BEG
san5en 8elt iei lino oaB ale 46niga
Der onoercn 3ationcn ieine oemiiti.
gen Battalion icicn 90 LANCE bic
&oniain q ''unten Die
tiirfiifen ~erfldren.
uie Der 'coonferl
fommen Icinemt
,0ali" nennci,
Mbaeietc lttamlert
@Iauben 'es SulS
fans. idll .Iobamme-
6oniibe Y I'm eeraoe4
gu ia6elbaite .s,Ilfuialten 5n; mors
eIaubt gum Bel piel. oab Die Gliros
pGer mn oesbolb 10 reid un1 nifs
tis ieien. neil iie es fertiggebradl
baben. Die euten uno Die boien Seis
iter. Die ale Natureriheinuneen iouIs
manoiereu. iid sefii9is unb OieHitbas
3u MAIDEN. Ser @laube. bob ale
guropGer Die magiiden @ebeimniiis
Der ReSiain fennen. lit fat alisemeis
berbreitet. SSSn Der Tiirfei - MIR IN
RpnItantinopel ni1t = miro icoes
europdiide Saus gu elmer gpotbrfe.
limb pebe. wenn Die @uropGsr HidIf
iGtrli6 cine beItimmte SumHe IN
Rilen uno ar5neien anlegen, nm bic
fronfen 8ettIer unb 2anoftreider.
Die fib 5u SunSerten an iie mic eind
bobere mebi5inii6e Snitan3 penScr.
3lffrieoen5iiteIlen. @inmal eEihict
bel einem amerifoniiden 'UeiIfionGy
elm Bauer nit ieinem son3en Rrid-
tbitm. elmer idpper tranfen Gnih. Sin
Srieiter bate Dem Better oes frons
Fen Sieres elm 9latt Bapier mid
einem &oranpers gegeben mr:3 ihW
e%mpfobIen. Der Sub oas belize
S9riiiiiiid 5u i~reiien 3u aeben. "a
aber oas Nittel nidt heIfen po0te,
tuan0te Der Bauer iih an Die eeheius
nisoole @eisbeit bes amerifaniihen
SeeIiorgers. inoem er i'm belfmor,
elm 3aubermittel an,ufpenoen. 3um
Slid neritano Der WiiiionGr Tid ein
tpenis auf Ebierar5neifunoe. 10 SaA
es ibm gelang. Die Rub oes 8ouerd
geluno 81 MAIDEN. @1re fe einoe
9angen, 10 bate Der MiIiionGr iIie-
ben ODER nit itoiiher 3ube Der Rohs
oes aberaIGubiiden Tiirfen Itanbbak
ten miiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Ses GrStes SonoraE.

Bon erbebIihem Sntereiie III etue
entiteioung, welde ioeben @iGier
Rorfs i'm 7. Munieipalseridt DOR
Rep gorf eet6at bot. gs pnroe ihfk
Die 8lose Der Observation-Disclosures
rim zines ar5tes un~terbreitet, oet
cine Operation nuseeiiibrt bottle. iir
pelde nidt pole 9ejnhlune erioIQi
mar. 9ieie Operation mar febr lh6a
geIunaen. MIR ihabe. Dab Der Ea.
tient babel orauiaegunaen ipar. &us
bieiem @runoe peiserten Ii4 Die
Sinterbliebenen oes Sperirfen, esI
nole Summe. $500. 5u 3ahIeB; u
meinten. unter iolden Berbdltnihez
fei elm beoeutenb aerinaeres &onor
am 8lase. Der Rifter erfnnnte "
fen Stanbpunft tls rihtia on
enti6ieo oemgem0B. SIN Den Greil
Der gbiruraen mirb bic entiAeioun5
einigermaben unongenetm beriibreB,
aber bas eroBe Yublitum biirte u
oIs seredt betratten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11

ilnsH esssEs-a..S s..-~... I'D.
@Gbreno man uou aas. :. ano
or0eren Sraleln nNI H.. cider.
beit bebnltpten fam. oa1 L,ge 8cis-
beitsfpriidle aud mirfildl Suiretlen.
ife. 1t oiss bel Dem AesenidlIrm.
oratel. oas elm mibiler Ropi eriun.
Den bat. aroers III iein. Bon 0ieien
5priiten sibt bic .Geutihe saaes.
Beituna" ote foIuenoen Braben:
@enn mon feiuen Teaeni9irm III
H:e gde abieits iteqt. beigt Oies un,
sab tnIo elm @etiel in ieinem BE.
f:stfum eintreten miro. - Wenn
man Den Regenidirm auf Der StraBe
RAID offnet. beoeutet oas. oab le'
manoes Guae in @eiabr iit.-Benn
man i'm raid ihliebt. beoeutet es,
haB elm ODER 5pei Site in Die 2uit
fIieoen. - Gin Sd)irm. Der iiber
einem peibIiden 8eien 9etraNen
miro. ioooS Der Wann nid'tS ais Die
ieitliden Eropfen in Den sails be.
tommt. obne 5u suden. bcoertCt
2iebe. - SrGot Der Narm Den
Stirm 70. bab Die 6rau Die ic'''hen
Sropien befommt. Scigt Dies Che
an. - Gen Reoen'hirm i'unnoeu
in ben Riiden Al itoben urh N1nn
feim raidlen Seifnen cine tir It.
ifuloiqung allsSuitobeu. nei6t: d
ha'ie sic. = Gen Reprddlirm ir,h'
lih iiber ole 5duIter atidlmur ~ 81
trouen. beoeutet: I'd bin ein Gel
mo cine 0ffeutIide @eiohr. GI
Reoenidirm i'm Stoub hintrr id
herpusichen. beoeutet; Ter n
butter Dir o~iiritet nad beincm NIEt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
.RorStbat in elmer GrsisbnHss-
unitalt.

I Die Observation-Disclosures in
Sooenou mar Der Sdlauplas elmer
ar6Blihen Shat. Der t6iGbrige
Soalino Gapalini eritlus i'm Streite
Sen t9iGhriaen 30sline 9idtIi. Sei
elmer gepiiion fauS man i'm Stall
Die blutiiberItr6mte 2eide 2idtIis
nit einaeihIoaenem Qopi unS BON
Der Naie big gum Solie aeipoItenem
@eIidt. Reben Der 2eihe Log Elm
Bell. Sos ols TorOinitrument aeoient
hattie. 6. hat Ole Tludt ergriffen.
unb es lit big Jest nod uidt seIun.
gen, i'm gu erareiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Die Slndt an bic Sisnittafcl.

Nus Yaris piro gemeIoet: vi
tnfafe Art wuroe Nrau Rean Wa
nj. Die in Der Opera.9 omique .
itelrone in ~Nonon" ipielt. Elm
ditigen 9iebhnber los. Gin 6lot
res Orheiters hatte iit in ole Itol
'erbeirnthete 9iinitlerin perIiebt III
rnote ibr tagt1alih gliibenoe 81
'sbriefe uno pathetiite @enid'
inc Nu'forNrruud nes @atteu 3
iinitIerin. oieie 9iebesfcrreiponhr
n}uitcllcm hattie feune @irfm
Ir! entihlc'icn flebtr Nrau Mn
> nidhteri'tcn gr'emni''r Nes 8
'Nten Stdsrr' tplor. az NiP Tier
iel in Der = erlsGomIuue -
lite iliurt ~ hp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Ter Iduenite oeutidle Sns

1T i'm 0interiohrpIon Der D.3ue SO
aebIiebrn. DER Die i99Rilometer Ian
oe tredeW iinden -Riirnbera in t3-
Iiimiten obne Auicnthalt 5uriidIea'
Seine Rpiiqeihninoisteit betri9
ss.3 ailometcrituuhen. lie 6oh
beit 1T mihreno oes 5ommers piinf
lid inneaeGolten morben. Die gro
he 9elaituna Oes D.3uaes betrua /
nieier 3eit 475 Souneu (aleih $50
3entner). Nls hodfte @eitDinoi
felt NOR cine icId,e uon los RilomC
terihmoen SitaeIqiicn ite lit uub Tt
aelm6bia 9eleiitet morOeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
SPra& d.

go melt aud Der 8es nod siiirt e..
oeneH 9iel.
Die Sreu6en 70 tara uno Der Md4eh
10 pieI.
90 boring uub iteinie Die Gteas ~
SD ftrebe bod Meter NIT ir5bIidern
Wut.
Sun Banbern, i'm @anoern. b
trdumt ii@'s 70 eut1
en bfIii6e Die glrmen am @eoa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-05
MAY EXTEND LOCKOUT.
More Trouble in England's Cotton Center
Is Expected.

Manchester, England, Jan. 5.-Sir
George Askwith, representing the govern
ment, has not yet been successful in
bringing about settlement of the trou-
BILE between the employers and the cot
ton mill operatives in Lancashire. The
lockout involves 250,000 men and several
conferences have been held with view
TO arranging a plan which will permit
the resumption of works The negotia-
tions yesterday between Sir George Ask
with, the employers and the employees
were without result, and the conference
was adjourned until to-day.
London. Jan. 5.-The cotton lockout
in the county of Lancashire, says The
Morning Leader, threatens a still more
serious development, namely, a campaign
throughout the country against non
union labor. The question was discussed
Thursday by the management committee
of the general federation of trades um-
ions, representing 100000 workers, in
cluding the whole of the Lancashire
textile trade.
1t is stated that decision of such a
serious nature was arrived at that an
urgent whip was issued for national
conference to be held on January IL,
when proposals will be submitted in
volving more drastic action than any
thing heretofore attempted by organized
labor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-05
STUDYING MILITARY SCIENCE.
Officers of Vermont National Guard and
Norwich University Study Hard.

Burlington, Jan. 5.-The school for the
officers of the lst Vermont infantry and
of Norwich university opened last even
ing at the armory with a full attend
ance from both Institutions, and from
80, when the first meeting was called
to order, until late hour, every mem
ber plugged TO his utmost capacity in
order to master the details of the
changes made in the drill regulations,
company manRuvres, skirmish drill and
firing regulations. After three hours of
this, the company adjourned to the par
lors, where plans for the forming of
the First Vermont Infantry Officers as-
sociation and the mess were discussed.
The committee of l2 appointed last
June to draw up plan for the forma-
tion of an officers association reported
and the report was accepted. The pur-
pose of the association is given as the
advocating and bringing about such leg
slation as the organization should re-
quire; of placing the militia before the
public in the proper light; to encour-
age proper support to the militia and
to do anything else deemed proper in
the interest of the service.
The following were named as members
Of the board of trustees: Col. p. Z. Dyer,
so long as he remains in command of
the regiment; for three years: Major
+. d. Thomas, ana Captains b. S. Hy
land J, b. Hanna and L. D. Taylor;
for two years Captains J. NJ, Ashley,
G A. Davis and X. A. Kember and Lieut..
s 5. Cushing; for one year, Lieut.. A. II.
Fuller Cant II a Wilcox and Iieuts
c. E. Sarpenter and e. II. Van Cor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-05
MAN OF MYSTERY RETURNS.
Walks With Cane Although Supposed to
Be Paralyzed

Niles, Mich, Jan. 5.--George A. Kim
mel, the "man of mystery" returned
to Miles last night from hospital. at
Peru, Ind, where he was taken after in
juries recently received in a railroad
wreck. He viii be given a home with
Ed. Austin and wife, near Pokagon, sew
en- miles north of here. He calls them
Uncle Ed. and Aunt Becky, although they
are no relation to him.
Kimmel's return caused surprise. as
he was supposed still 10 be partially
paralyzed and unable to be moved for
some weeks. He walked with the aid
OF a cane.
The Kimmel insurance case. in which
a sister of the missing man seeks to
recover on policy on his life, was Civ
en- a short hearing here yesterday. I'm
der Sheriff Frank Starkweather, who was
an intimate friend of Kimmel, and
thought at first this man was the miss
ing man, yesterday swore he had changed
his mind and now thinks the man is
Turkey" White, the western railroad
man who has figured in the case. There
upon Attorney 0'Brien for the defense
produced a photograph Of White, whom
he said he had located, and also of
Whites right hand, showing the thumb
missing at the first joint. He would
not say where White is now. but will
produce him at the trial in ST. Louis,
Mo-, to refute the testimony of persons
who had identified kimmel as White.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-05
MEN SERVED REFRESHMENTS
At Pocahontas Degree Meeting and In
stallation Last Evening.

AT the regular meeting of Winnetta
council, No, 10, Degree of Pocahontas
Improved Order of Red Men, last even
ing, the following officers We're raised to
their respective offices by Deputy Mrs.
Eta Blake, assisted by Past Sachem
George Cormaek; Pocahontas, Fannie
Levin; wenonah. Rose Inglis; powha-
tan. Alex. Ross prophecies, Annie Ross ;
keeper of records, Annie Brown; collec-
Tor of wampum, Bella Mccormack !;
keeper of wampum, Eva Geen; first
scout, Catherine Mckerron; second scout.
Mary Walker; first counsellor. Jemina
Robertson; second counsellor, Eva Gam
BILE; first runner, Georgina Campbell; ;
second runner. Christina Jeffrey; mys-
terry ladies, Lizzie Melvin, Jessie Alex
arder; guard of tepee. Eva Duncan;
guard of forest, leey Spence; first war
rior, Alice Bresett; second warrior. Mag
gle Bird; third warrior. Marion Scott
fourth warrior, Katie McLean;; first
brave, George Brand; third brave,
Charles FalcOner; fourth brave, Frank
Mcpherson; pianist, Elizabeth Smith.
Five candidates were adopted into the
order and three applications were re-
ceived. At the close of the meeting the
gentlemen served refreshments of sand
witches. cake and coffee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-05
Ioint installation Tonight.

Members of Bright Star Rebekah
lodge. No. Is, and Hiawatha lodge, No.
20, l. O. o. F., will meet in Odd Fellows
hall this evening at Z O'Clock for the
annual Joint installation. Indications
point to large attendance and the sue
cess which has attended similar meet
ings held jointly in the past promises
an enjoyable and instructive review of
lodge work sor this evening. To super
wise the installation, NJ. w. Hyland of
East Barre, district deputy grand mas
ter of Odd Fellows. and Miss Nellie
blanchard of this city, district .presi-
dent of the Rebekahs, viii be in at
tendance. The officers to be installed
in both lodges were elected at previous
meetings. Following the work of the
meeting tonight. the annual Joint ban
quet will be served in the banquet hall.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for this feature All Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs in the city are asked TO at
tend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-05
MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS OBJECT
To Purchase By Burlington Traction Co.
of vergennes Power Co.

Burlington, Jan. 5.-Opposition has.de-
veloped among minority stockholders OF
the Burlington Traction Co. to the pur'
chase by the company of the plant, ma
chinery, etc, of the Vergennes Power
company. The latter company is COM
posed of Messrs. Elias Lyman, John
| j. Flynn, w. f. Hendee and 9. w.
Brownell, and they are also directors of
the Traction company, The proposition
! is to sell the Vergennes Power company
to the Traction company for sum not
exceeding $230,000
To further their opposition, the minor
| ity stockholders held a meeting yester-
| day. These stockholders take the posi-
tion that this purchase should not be
made until the actual value Of the Ner-
gennes property has been demonstrated.
They believe that the interests of the
| Burlington Traction company would be
| best served by an arrangement under
| which the Traction company could OBJ
tain its power from the Vergennes COM
pany for a year, and so prove the ade-
quacy of the plant to supply the COM
pany's needs.
If the minority stockholders should de-
eide to oppose the proposition it will
be possible for them to bring up the
fight either before the public service
commission or by minority stockhold-
ers' bill.
The apparent crisis in the affairs of
the Burlington Traction company in
wolves a number of very important mat
ters affecting the welfare of the city
az large. Not the least of these is the
provision in the city character relating
to the city's right to take over the
holdings of the Burlington Traction COM
pany should the city desire to do so
when the franchises under which the
Traction company is operating expire,
The principal franchise under which
the Burlington Traction company oper-
ates expires. according to records in the
city clerks Office in 1923, eleven years
hence The state granted the charter
OF the Winooski & Burlington Horse
Railroad company in 1872. This was a
perpetual charter In 1886 the charter
was amended granting permission TO the
company to operate branch lines and in
1855 a further amendment was passed
granting the company permission to
chnage from horsepower to electricity.
On April 5 and June 2, 1893 the COM
pany filed applications with the board
os aldermen for occupation of certain
streets and for the change of its mo-
tive power and on June 2, 1898, a meet
ing of the aldermen was held and reso-
luton on the matter was adopted. May
or Hazelton was in Office at that time
and by the resolution adopted at the
meeting Of the board, the company was
given 30 year franchise.
The city wanted the company to ex-
tend its line through the south part
of town. This the company was un-
willing to do, but a compromise was
reached whereby the city gave the com
pany an extra ten years on their fran
chise and the company agreed to ex-
tend their line south. Other franchises
have been granted subsequent to this,
and these have been issued for 90 years,
Sc that all the franchises now held by
the Traction company expire at about
the same time,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-05
MOSTLY BARRE APPLICANTS
Who Received CitizenShip Papers at
Montpelier Yesterday.

At Yesterdays session of the United
States court for naturalization purposes
held in Montpelier thirty-six second pa
pers were issued, as follows:
Barre--Alberto Calcagni, Italy; Solo
mon Fibish, Roumania: Velintino Mar
chesini, Francesca Carrera, Giovanni
Spera, Romeo Morandi, Amedeo Rossi.
Francesca Frediani. Samuele Vasoli Giu-
seppi Comolli, Carlo Prestini, Luigi Cra
vera, Italy; Henry Lundo, Denmark !;
Giovanni Francesca Calevro, Italy; Giu-
seppi Induni, Switzerland; Pietro Crug-
nola, Ippolito CALI, Giovanni Calcagni,
Louis Calcagni, Carlo Berrini, Alessandro
Piccini, Italy; Canton Narzaire, Province
OF Quebec.
Montpelier-Attillo Rivera Italy;
Rudolf Albert Babch. Austria; Pietro
Cavoretto, France; Alessandro Molirar-
OH, Italy; Arthur I. Nutcher, England; /;
Corvetta Pietro, France.
North Thetford Harry Barber, Eng
land
Waterbury Robert Leonard Johnson,
Sweden
Northfeld-Luigi Del Blanche, Italy.
Webstervile-Ne Mckenzie, Canada,
Bethel Magnus Erickson, Sweden;
Hans Christian Hansen, Norway; Dom
enico Izo, Italy.
Royalton-Frank Ceresa. Italy.