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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-20
MORE AUTO DEATHS

Tremendous Increase In Fatalities
Due to Operation OF Cars.
New York, Dec. 90. Tin coronor's
office figures show the number of
deaths in this city caused by auto
mobiles has risen from thlrty-seven
in 1907 to IT. for eleven months in
1918. State authorities demand more
safety regulations.
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, The European powers have offered
to Prince William Of Wied the throne
Of Albania, and he is expected to take
up his duties as ruler Of the new
principality in January. Prince Will
lam is the elder of the two brothers
of Frederick, sixth prince Of Weld.
He was born on March 26, 1876, and
holds a commission in the Prussian
army. In 1906 he married Sophia,
Princess of Schonburg- -Waldenburg.
His only child, Princess Maria Elean-
ora, was born at Potsaam on febru-
ary 19, 1909.
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CONTINUED on Page s.l
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. .. M, 4; maximum, 10; aln.s
imum, 4; wind. west, 4 HailoeSS J,
barometer, 3O.44. &
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North Dakota, Fair tonight and
sunday; Allowing rising tempera.
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NusIanb. Selegrapb
Mmeritdncr BON Der inert
tanii den RegieruHg
unteritiibt.

8era grus, Ulerito, 8. Sept.-
Wenn Der Ddmpfer 5amuulipas an
9isnitaQ mad Qsfp Orleans abgebt.
ptrben iih eine Qnsabl 2tmeritaner
ar 8Dro befinoen, fir bic bic 6uertd
Rsqieruug einen 1beil Der paiIage be-
sdbIt Dot. Wsnn anoere 4meritarsr
earum ndhfuhen, Die ods 2ano oers
taiieu molten, piro oie meritauiihe
Rsqierung ihu:n na9 irgsnD einem
6dfen, mad Dem lie fpoleu, PafIage
eriter aldfe 5e3ableH.
Ratoem cine 9tu3abI Gmertfauer
nit BEN linen pom umeritanli1eu
acniul oiferirteH Gffouooutiouen
lm3uirieocu mar, uuroen Die bie1iscn
2ebor0eH pom Der 5uuptita0t gicrIto
ougeipieien. oeH amerifanern iiir
Transportation eriter aaiiite 5lI BE-
sohlen. Ginige rabmer oies an, ara
oere aber peigerten lid, @obIthatiJ.
felt Don Der merifaHiihen Regierln5
an3uuebmer.
Der Der. 81. Ronful CANADA 1T
BON Isinsr Regierung angstuisien,
tranten 5rausH gaFage eritsr Goiiits
sI qsbsn, aber Hur ioIhen. Sm iibrtz
9en oarF sr Der Jrauen MIR g0iIage
srpeiter Suiite uHb ben MdnHera
Iolhe oritter Gdiiite lieTsrn. 2eute bic
auqsbeu qenug geIo I'M geiiB gu has
BEN, nm ibre eiQsne paFags 81 be5ahs
lsr. erbatteu tsine Silfe.
Die Surnsr beim ga , Il.
Rom Sept. - Der gapIt ems
pfiug beute in griputs4uoisnS Die Giihs
rer osr auswdrtigsu 9urns8ereine,
ole Az einem Wetturneu unter ben
auIpisisn Der aatholifhsn qtbIstiIten
6 2:qa bier singetroffsn iino. Der 9apit
oantts ben 5urnsrn, haB lie aus peiter
Serne au benz Wettt1npf herbeigetoms
men Teien uno 1prah ben Wrinih aus,
| oaF lie CUR G0rosrung oes internatios
nalsn 9unoss Der tdtboliiteu 5urner
beitragsn. Sn fsiner Reoe mahte Der
gopit feine 4uipielung auf Die gsitrls
gen gorgdnge, ais bic 9OIi3ei sinen
oroBen llmsug ben bic Turner uno
qiloer beobfi6tigt hattsn. perbot nm
Qnariffs Geitens Der Inti=aIerit1len
/ AL perhtnperu.
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gatonia 9lntorenneu.

3u oen groBten 9eeebenbeiten, mel,
DE auf iportlidem gebiet ben 8iirgern
GiifcinndtIs gebuten puroen, miro lif
ohne 3peifel Dus groBe 2lutomo6tl>
Rsnnen geitaIten, pel6es am 13. Sepz
tember iu2atonia abgebalten miro. 2lu
oiefem interHdtioRalen Renneu bet6eiz
ligen Ii9 bic berporragsnoiten Jahrer
Der Belt, uno lit Dieiss Rennen nit
Rs6t als bas groBartigite 4utomobiIs
Rennen Der Geihi6ts Gtncinnotis gu
bs5eidnen. sir bieisn rgpurs b. 2tus
tomobile", fpte bic 6ran3oisn it6 aus
3ubriiden blisben, iino beiOnoere 9ors
tsbrungen fir bic 1abrer ielbit UNI
aud fir bds gubIitum getroffsu,
Vile 5reunbe beg 2lutoiports finben
pod uno gang Gelegenbeit etnem au
Ser ltiutereiianteH HenHeu bei3uDo9
npu
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Pokal.Derid)t
SeHtidDer aanowebr' 'gereiH.

Ssine reaelmdbige Sibuug bislt
geitern Der Deutibe 2anoDebr Berein
untcr @priis bes Yrdiiosnten =.
Spermann unb grotptolfiibrung oes
Setretdrs r. Weioner ab. gs geIdHg.
ten perffieoene S6rsiben CUR 8erIes
fung uHb purbe 2eonharnt Shratf.
BON 80. 652 Reupe Str, uno 5onr
RoIentrdns, in Wt. 5ealtbp rDchns
haFt, aIs MitqIieoer aufgenommeu.
Der 5rduerbef1luB fir ben perftor.
bsnen famernben WilheIm S6miot
pelfer BON Iug. 2anghuns uno ri
6arb mdgner dusgedr6eiiet tuoroeh
mar. puroe angenommen unD BEN
gIrotcto[ einnerleibt. 5ierduf eritatte.
ten 0ice.g grGiioent Otto ariiger
Chris. Sturb unb Grnit 5enp.l Be-
ritt iiber ben 9erIouf bes 9unoess
arieaerfeTtes in glspelano, iDel6er mil
erobem SntsrtHe ~tnisegengenommeu
tpuree. Den Telegdten fpurDe bel
TdRf bes 9ersins dussbriidi. giaf
ben 9eridten Der Telegaten bat Der
otutihe 2dnoiuebr VereiH sinen gro
ben grfoig ersislt.
Otto ariiser unb Grnft 5enpsl
crftaiteten bierauf 9trift iibsr nis
stonptntion nes Teutihs4meritani.
ihen Gtaots.9erbonbes BON Ohio
pelhe In Reipari. g.. dbsebalter
iuurAe. tpelte 9eri6te NIT srobeH
geifau oiifgen0mmeg ipurben.
aamsrnb 6empel fberi4tste bierauI
iixr bic lsbis Sibuna pes Stabtper,
banbes unb bemertte baunt'S1lih
ipie fih Der 8erein BEL glbbaliune
BON sfeftIiffeitsn perbaIteH iOl.
DDS Gierbeeslb fir ben perftorbe4
nen qamerooen Milbelm ShminI
ipiro Der Mitipe ausse3ablt. Tie Gin
ndbmsn bsirugsn SCI unb bic aussa
BEN $149.
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Qemter unb Maub gesen Wm. 8oto>
lima oneefebt unb In beiben 5dllen lit
Der gnfDalt salein Gd6pdlter Der tld>
eerii6en 5rauen. Diefe Iino Wutter
unb 5oAter. fpelhe NIT ibren refp.
gaitsn nidt ausfomnten t0nnen. 6err
alein erfuhr erft piefer 3age BON benz
perpdnotlboftli6en @erbdltniB feiner
&lienten. gr bat ft4 geitern an
Ri6ter Warner nit Dem GrTu6eu ge@
fpenbet, einen Der Gdfle auf einsn ipds
tersn Sermtn gu Derfdieben.
9eitd ment bean itanoet.
9fobert r. Seeor, Der nit 5interz
laiTunq zines @erm0gens bon $4,000
itarb, bate Ieinen 5obn Gbparb Ses
cor uno feline 3o6ter, 5rau 2i8ie
Steigernolb js nit S. abgeFunben.
p1breno Der Reft bes 8erm0gens ben
iibrigen ainbern sufolIen IolIte. iJrnu
Gteiqeripalo bdt gefttrn auf umItobs
ung bes 5eItaments getIagt, porgs>
beno, oab i6r Batter fuegsn glterss
I6pG6e iiber fein 9erm0gen ni9t
mebr rehtlib nerfiigen tonnte unb er
Don ibrsn Gefhniftern ungsb0rig Be-
leinflubt iporben lei.
Guteterbtein germ0geu.
5elen So. BoobfOrb 6at i6r gez
ionrnite5, 100000 betraqenoes Ser,
m0gsn ibrem GHtel De Ditt Doooforo
glad teItamentariih binterlaFeu. Die
Wlutter bss tlsinen GIiidspiI3ss, Jrau
Gbitb Wpobforb 8lad. cine 5o4ter
Der GrblaFerin, lit 2sitamentspoIIitrss
derin.
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G6iffsuacbrid1ten.

Repgort, 8. Sept. - Nnget.:
rWinnebabo" pon 2onoon; r8erliu"
pon Bremen; g8riitidniufioro" DON
Bergen; rMartba BaIbiugton" BON
Srjeit; r3eeIano" bon 4ntrperpen;
y9srona" pon 9enua.
QtperpooI 4nget.: ,2uIitania"
DON Rep gort.
gberbourg. glnget.: w&rons
prin3 BiIbeIm" bon ReD 0ort.
Bremen. 2lnget.: .grin3 Gries
ori6 DiIbeIm" BON Rep gort; .9res
men" Don Rep gort.
gouIoone. 4bgeg.: r8otsbam"
nuh gasp gort; n5rieorta Der 9robe"
mad ReD gort.
auebec. gnget.: n5iciIion" pou
QonooH.
5tfbguaro. @n9et.: rQuiitaria"
opn Rsp gort, mad 2iperpoOl bez
itimu1t.
2,Unoon. 4nget.: rMinnetonta-
BON Netp gort.
gIpmout6. 2lnget.: s8rouprius
DiIbeIm" pon Nep gOrt, nad Bremen
beitimrlt.
0oper. 2lnget,: ngaoerIonO"
pm Qep gprt.
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Uns ben Wsrintsbbfem.
Der Glepes 0radem.aontraf
wiro In bic 0erihte
setragen.

DIR aontrattor @lanonrf min fiG bic
8srperfun5 isines angebots BON
Seiten Der gountn GommiiiGre
nidt esfalsn IoHen. - Tos Geridt
foa NIT einsm Ginbdlisbefebl bas
atpiihenfahsen. 4uh in ben Ges
itant, ben Die Rsburtion go. burh
bic 4rt uno Meiie Der miapernit,-
tuna peruriuht, IoGlen iih Die 0es
ridte ~bineinlegsn" -!Hiftsr Ddr=
nsr IdBt % langnnItsbenbs Steis
bunastlaaen ftreidsn unb erfeoist
aGt iFdle cur6 gerbanbluns. -
Fir Grfds lit geiorgt. Mutter
uno 5o6ter i'm Sheiounssgeridt.
- Receiper fir bic guidle 60.
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81 Die parteifiibrsr einigten iia baruuF,
bab Der Senat bis gum Ulprgen in
Sibung bletben foIle, Inn 70 piele nod
in Sbpebe beftnoIt6e 4menoements,
ais nur mDgIi6. 3u erlebtgen uuo ita
oonn big Oientag Wtorgen I'm 8 uHt
3lt oertagsn. !
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asnssrt i'm Reainlep garf.

slm Nsiit1poh abenb iinOet inn SIC.
GinIeD gn-t ein aouSerf itatf. iiir
meI6es aapelImeiiier @eorge 6.
Gmitb bon Entities gano" bas fol.
genoe 9rograinm suiammengeitelli
bat:
.7arEeit Africn1 gouid
Gupertiire su .Grpbeus In Der lin.
terlueli" -. Gffenbnf
@aI3er gaolpn" ,...,.. Snll
gieoer- -Yotpourri ;. $500, Sdlula
,ssoIlp Nladiniitbs SudIei
Gnrupbon.SpIo lausgetDdblt).
Serr q. Jnds.
.8iuan5ig wainiiten anf ber Wiondt
Ylnifonre- Gnlber
S1be cga Wsaio's BALI -. Berlin
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llnfdne.

- 9ln Der 8. uno CHM StraBe
puroe aeItern btr Z Sabre alte Sohn
Donle, an Der s. uuo 6arrist StraBe
uobnbuft, bon einem 4utomobil ums
eerannt, bod truq sr aliidaherDetie
nur cine leihte 8srlebuns an, Sbr
baron, rpelhe i'm Itdotiihen arantens
b1us per6unpea 1puroe. Der Gnube
Dcllte ben yabroamm hinter einem
Wdaen frelisen uno Iief babel oireft IN
ods automobil btnsinn. Dem ghoh.
feur iolI ietne S6uIo on oeH lnfal
.trsffeu.
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s. 81. nf g..
genkerit intereiiant birite iif bic
bentiec gcamtsniuabl in Der
Transformation geitalteu.

tSpe8iaISeNsffe beg -GinCtrrdtier 7orfsbfatt")
Sremont, O., s. Septerubcr.
2lm morsigen 5tueiteH @eidditstase
oec Stnatsfonpention 0a5 Croeu5 Der
SatboIiidlen Ritter non Cbio miro
ole Beamtempabl 6a5 6auptgeItdit
biloeu uuo geIegeHtlidl oieier 8abl
ourite es 5ierlih bttig 3ugeheu, 6a
fir Die ein5eIneu aemter Uerihleocre
Qanoiouteu inn Sel6e limo.
2dut eincm bette cirtultrenheu8es
riflt ioa Der bisheriQe 5tuut5prQii.
bent :. s. gater pnn 6amiItou nil.
lens iein, ieine aan6i0dtlr fir Bie'
ocrpobl 5uriif3u3ieheu ueun Die gag.
Ineriife Softion iih bercit erftdrt, ais
8e8enleiItlng $. 8. Shaier BON
Cincinnati fiir oas Amt 0e5 Staats.
ietrctGrs an SteIle bon 6. ). Nm
thonn BON GIepeIon6, @, su unter'
itiiben. Soate bieies abfommen &C.
Itrofien iperoen, 10 oiirite 2luguit Ger
mems BON Norrpooo GUM Staatspraii'
6enteu eripGblt werben.
Gie geifditsIisnuger ser aor.
rcutiou puroen om b6utigen 8orutlt-
tdg nit Der gerle'ung Der SabresbQt.
ihaft oes gr1iioentel :. :. Quter er'
loiinet. Ger 0iQfomm Der aonDen'
tiousItaSt muroe Den GeIegaten ourt
lRco. o. 8. Rieten bon Der biei:8er
ISt. Soieohs 8cmeinoe, giir0ermci
liter 6. Stnismeier mo oerHRraiioeu
Item ser Sanoelsfamner IS. q. @att
ertboten. Nus Dem SSabresberiht BE-;
Staotsiefret1rs 6. 5. anthonp gins
Iheruor, DOB Die 3ahI Der giitgiieoel
loes Groens i'm 2auie oes periloiiener
,sabres gang bebeuteno sugenonmar
Fat mo niinmehr aui S403 geitieIer
lift. Der Gr6eu }dblt nunmehr Isl
2meige uno Die @eianntueriiferumi
6elduit iih aui St0.f32,00O. 1a:
lIeIerpetapitoI be}ifiert iih pro aop
Ieer W1itgIiebihait auf S56. umo Sa;
GurhifnittsoIter Ger Nitalieber il
4C Sabre.
S0eute 9oruitta1 marfhtrten BIZ
1eIeedteu in feisrIitsm 3uge nah be-
| ct. Soiepb's airtye, mo- geleesntltd
bes Feierlihen 5ohamts Heo. 5enrt
Bcesten bon 9olsno bic prsoiat belt
Rad BEN 5ohomt Tdnoen bic Sc
ftGftsTiBun1ea itatt, bic iih biz II
ten Rahmittoq hjusiu ausoehntsu
sn Der gla6mittaqsIisuns puroe ell
9lntrnq niebergeitimult, ldut pelhsu
| bic 9erfofIung oabju abaednoert psr
BEN iollte, oaB bic Uinimalz I'M
%arimaldltersgrsr3s fir qufndhm
in ben Sroen cuf II reip. so Suhr
onasisbt fperoen IoLten. sgerner aini
aud Elm antral osrIoren, iGut tpel6en
Der ugpunielIor" beg Sroens in gu
tunft nitlt trncnnt, fonosrn ertpdhl
iperoen unb fttmm6eredtiai iein 'OlIts
| Gin 1dntespotum nurbe gtiho
| S6rem6s bon 9oIsoo fir feline mel
iterbaftt Rebe om Souuiag abenb &c
| aolit.
| Seute 4benD peranitaltete bic Wtdn
| ner Sonulitdt esr St. ssoispbs ge
meinoe fir Dir 9ameu Der 0eltgatel
einen GmpTang uno morgen rberbel
| rie DsIeQatsn uno ihre Dumen oi
| Gdfte Der 6anbslstammer aslegentiid
siner Runofaar. ourh bic Staot I'M
! tire umeebuHI in 2tutomobilen isin
| I'm bic nGhIiidhri1e aoEDention be
psrbeu Ii6 syOitcria uRo Miomisburg
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Rau6en gefuno6eitsf0r<
berno. Die 4bitineu3z5dnatiter
bonnern ni6t uur ge9en osr 9euuB
geiitigsr getrGnte, ionoern aud gseer
ben SabutsgenuB. Rauden mir aber,
trpb 1Ier groteite ieiten8 Dte'sr NIT
beIoubers empfinoIi6en 8eruaspsrfa
3eugeu uusgeItatteteu 3eitgenpTeu, rus
hiq lpeitsr! g9te 8erIud)s Der fran3Oz
Iifden 8dftsriologen 2apgluis uno
Sartprn ergeben bdben, iperoen hurf
5dbatsrduh ale WtttrDben, bic ittb iH
unIersm muuo, SoIs Il. (. N. ein5e4
orGngt h1ben, in funf Mtuuten gez
t0btet. 5Serusr purbe burd Grpris
mente Der ssnanuteu 5ran3o'en feitgea
Itelt ,oaB Gholerctsirre, Die iia in eis
nem nit WaFer gefiillteu 8loi: befuns
ben, ouourb peruittet purbsu, baB
man cine 3igurre in bo8 8los legte.
Selteue gbrIi6tett. Sim
BERN, BON 9eoforo Sopni6ip IN
Ntei9s Gpuntp be9ab ft6 Spuus
tag Qbeno in Elm gGfe on Der Sigh
Strabs in Columbus, mo 4bsnoefen
fir % Gents ierptrt peroen. Rdds
benz er isir Gfen perttlgt bate, CAB
er benz &eqner eineu baI6eu Dollar
uno psiasrte I'D. De9ieIgeio un3us
nebmen. Der Ea'I;rsr fragte ibu UNI
cine GrtIdrung unb Der Garmer fues
ts: Der GTtra Quarter III fir cine
Moblseit, bic ih bier bor streus sSobs
re ab uuo pergeTen bate, 3u b3ublen-
SD bate bos GieIb geiattot, tpubte
dber ben Ramen bes gIates ntht.
Siir Elm gdnaes Subr bot mid mstr
Getpi'Ten geplost uro miiHen Gle hos
9eIb annehmen. hamit es arr R.he
tonmt."
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Jntanog
3pei ana6eu ermproet.

3psi 4nabeu ermoroet.
Qincola, 4eb., s. Sept. - Die
Gntosdun9 Oon Sugslfpunoen in ben
aorpern bes Is Sabre alien Sobn
Rpe uno oss neun Sabre aIten SObn
DINER, bic am Samitug 4bsno beI
Sapelod to5t aufgefunoen Durben,
oibt su Der annabms QaIdB, oaB Die
beiben anaben ermorbet pnroen iino.
Die Gsihen tpdrsn ihon tbeiItpsife
in 8ertpsiuna iibergssansen. Die
anaben hieltsn iih nit ben Irmsn
umi4lungsn, aIs OBJ fie iit segen einen
angrtff befdiiBen pOIltsn. anfdngs
oldubte man. 0ob iie bon etnem tpls
thsuben 8ullen ongegriffen uno ee'
tDotet noroea ieisn; Ghpdrb 6pffs
man, sin 6armsr. iagts absr, AaB in
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Geftern 2tbenb gsgen Il lIbr fam an
Der 9iHe Strubs, nabe Der Neunten
Strabe, ein gru9 in Der Ddferletz
tung Dor uno bic aruft bee WuFers
mar itart genlIg. um ods GranitpfLaz
ftsr auf3ureibeu. Der StraBenbabnz
oer.ehr purpe ettpds beeintrGhttgt,
aber ionit teiu Sdaosn ungerihtet.
0as Waifer rpurbe in oem 9lod abs
deoreht.
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fbi6te geplast.

X IL I u JIs NS.s 0. SbPA-
,3Det iunse Wldnner pabsn siugsftan@
0en, Dag Dus Uteteor bpm 27. Nuguit
aus so pfunb 0pnamit uno elmer
QudntttGt aupfer1bfdGeu 6eitanbeu
babe.
Das Utstsor, bos in ben Seacoun.t
5lub gefdQen Iein ioQte, mar BON etS
nem fur6tbaren &ra4 urD einem g-eIs
len 2t6tbIiB begIeitst. 3psi fSIiAer
ftugen ipdter nit ibren gleBen Elm
I6peres Stiit WtetaG auf, rDeI6e3 ocs
Uistsor Isin Ioute. Die Slider 'tsuteH
tbren 5l1ub aus unb mdaten su gute5
Geihdft bumit, big Elm GsoIoge pou
Der 9rotpn nniberiitdt ertIdrts, odB
0ds bermeintIide Meteor nihts toeiter
als 8upferubfaQ lei, Der in Der Rdhe
elmer bieiigen 5abrtt mafen9aft bera
umliegt.
Die 9oIi3et mddte Der 4u8ftelurS
Elm Gnbe uno nd6m cine llnteriuhung
Dor, bic Elm GeitdnDniB Der beioen jun=
gen Qeute 3ure SSolge bate. sic idgz
ten, bog iie nit mebereren 8ameraoeu
bas 9pndmit geitoblen uno IS binter
GOulbs Sslanb gum grptooiren be-
braht bdtten, I'm bic SenIation in oem
Srt 3I DerurIahen.
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lebter Bo6e >auf oem sFeIb, in bem bic
2eifen qefunben rpurben, teiu 9ie9
qeneioet babe. Sin padr SUB bon ben
2eihen entfernt laqsn bic Gepebre Der
anobeu. Gin Sdrotgepebr mar nod
qelooen, aus einem 22faltbrigen Gez
ns6r mar a6er cine pdtrone Derfhof>
fer7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-20

Score ten-strike for Mayor Fitzger-
aid of Boston, who has issued an order
forbidding the display of posters depict
ing robberies, murders, suicides and 9TH
er scenes N violence as advertisements
for moving picture shows. This action
presupposes that he already has forbid
den the display OF such picture on the
canvas inside the show houses, so the
official action is doubly well taken. The
day when the public will be beguiied
by flaming posters is passing anyway;
people look upon lmid lures as indicative
of something cheap and scarcely worth
while. Nevertheless, there are children
and weak minded people who will be ut
tracted by the posters depicting vio
lence; and it is to protect them from
harmful influences that such action as
that of Mayor Fitzgerald is necessary.
The action of the Boston executive ought
to find favor in every city or town big
enough to have theatre, whether it
be a moving picture show or vaudc
Vile performance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-20
CoDDLING AN INDUSTRY.

One of the most novel pieces of leg
ture is that introduced in the Masss-
chusetts House to require that all gran,
lite used in public buildings in that state
shall be dressed" presumably manu-
featured inside of the state of Mas
sachusetts. When the bill was debated
in the House an attempt was made rc
tack on an amendment, to the effect
that all granite used in public build
ings in Massachusetts, must be native
stone; but the proposed amendment did
not meet with general approval because
it was feared by the sponsors of the
original measure that the amendment
would kill the bill. 1t seems to us thai
the Massachusetts, legislature might as
well assert that none but Massachusetts,
granite should be used in public build
ings as to assert that whatever stone
is used must be dressed" inside the
state. Either measure would put an
effective check on competition. We did
not suppose that the Massachusetts
granite industry had got to the stage
where it must be coddled and protected
to such an extent. We had supposed
the industry there was still able to stand
on its own feet and fight a fair battle
of competition. But it seems not, l.
one is to judge by the bill put before
the legislature at Boston and sponsored,
apparently, by the members from Quir-
ey, largely.
During the debate over the measure
in the House it was asserted that If
Massachusetts should pass such a bin
it would result in enactment of sim.
liar legislation in other states whien
have great granite industries. Surely.
Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine ana
Rhode Island would not stand idly by
and see themselves forced out of free
business competition with retribution.
Very likely Massachusetts would find
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Mrs John w. Gordon and Mrs. A. A
Stebbins spent to-day in Burlington.
Mrs. Thomas Darby of 20 Hill street
who had an operation March 10, is OF
the gain.
Get your oleomargarine from II. J
Smith. Best in town. Can't tell it from
butter; Is to 20 cents per pound.
You will want some of that all linen
crash on sale for l2hc a yard; regular
l5c quality. At Perry's on Saturday.
You do not dance? Patronize the hospital
benefit Just the same. You will enjoy
the concert. Riley's orchestra, seven
pieces.
The Methodist boy scouts will meet
at 80 instead of o'clock Friday even.
ing, March 81. Let all be on hand
promptly,
Fred Wright OF Kingbury, P. O., and
Mrs. James Darby of Worcester were
recent visitors at Thomas Darby's, 26
Hill street.
Arthur Cave of Bolster avenue and
Ernest Nichols left last night for Wash
ula, Calf, where they will visit for a
few months.
Piano Tuningl George r. Beyerle
who has been prevented by illness from
making his usual visit to Barre, will be
in the city next week. Leave orders
at this Office.
Benjamin Sullen, who has been pass.
ing few days in the city, left yester-
day for Concord, n H., where he win
pass a few days before returning to his
home in Dorchester, Mass.
Tonight at the opera house, the Win
fired st. Claire company will present
"The Cutest Girl in Town" Twenty
five dollars in gold will be given away
to patrons of the theatre tonight.
H. G. Bennett of Spauldng street left
this morning for ST. Johnsbury to at
tend the auto show to be held there
Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Bennett has
an exhibit there of Cadillac motor cars.
Tickets for the performance of III
Trovatore" by the Sheehan English Op.
era company at the opera house Tues
day, March rs, go on sale at Hendricks
drug store at o'clock Friday morning,
March 81.
Action will be taken tonight towards
the formation of Woman's Union Label
league in this city at the meeting to
be held in the Eagles hall, worthen
A literary and musical pro-
gram has been arranged, composed of
talent. Light refreshments /
will be served. Several local speakers
will address the meeting on the advisa-
bility of the formation Of the league. |
All women who are interested in the /
are extended invitations to |
attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-20
MONTPELIER.
Death of Mrs. Hiram Templeton Oc'
Cured Yesterday at Sons Home.

Chancellor Frank L. Fish has ordered
| Il. q. Gitchell to remove the buildings
which he purchased from the high schoo
site to the back Of the lot, so they Will
not interfere with the work of building
the new school. Mr.. Gitchell's claim on
the city for damages has not been settled
and the final disposition of the buildings
is still to be decided.
DR.. II. L. Watson has gone to Mt.
Clemens, Mich, for treatment for rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Hiram Templeton died yesterday
at the home of her son, H. Lee Temple
ton of East Montpelier, aged So years.
For about ten days Mrs. Templeton had
been i'll with pneumonia. The daughter
of John Vincent, she married Hiram
Templeton 65 years ago, and he died IN
1911. She is survived by two children,
the son with whom she lived, and Mrs.
Hiram Sparrow Of East Montpelier also
by two sisters. Mrs. Horace Lyford OF
Warren and Mrs Lucy Templeton. The
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
The De Collaines Granite company
purchased a derrick from the Clark
Sibley quarry in Sodom TO take
the place OF theirs, which was broken in
the spring freshet last week, and yester-
day, when the derrick was being taken
down at the Sodom quarry, one of the
guys became tangled, letting the strain
come on the rope for ten minutes, which
caused it to break and let the mast TO
the derrick fall distance of 20 feet,
breaking il about 20 feet from the end.
The DeCollaines company will remove
the rest of the derrick to its plant in
this city and has made arrangements for
a mast from the Boutwell, quarries in