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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

ta%ninouftrie 5u t%rIrtuen, btiufie ie edr
eft perionlid ben raid duTbtibtnbtu Sri
i'm 8runbe", oeFtn Gapele ie our
pfarrtirhe erbob. 5u ibre 5ublapfer
trdt 1912 ibr 8roBIobn unO Grbe, per
3og 9tinrih Der Sunqere. modte i'm
otelFdh aud bic 6ebuIutt mad Isiner
geliebttn G0d, an oereu 5tatt er cine
ausseitopfte puppe mad fem geipieIter
3obesiom0bie nit Sang unO alanq in
8dnoersbeim bate begrdben laIen. mad
Der 6taufenburg 5ieben, no Te in Itiaitsr
@inidmteit mtbr elmer 8tfaugcnen als
elmer Firitli6tn Geliebten dbnli4 tire
5ugenbiabre ptrlsbte; 70 befu6it er bod
aud Ipdter, alb sr 1541 Ora NIT ibren
ainOern ua9 btr f~eteren 2itbtnburg ges
fdidt bdiit, bdufig bic Gtaufenburg, nm
BON bier aug feline ntn %entitanDntn Berg
table 3elsrfelb uno @tlOtmann, beren
GrubeH unO 9utteu in 4ugenihsin 81
nebmen.
Don Der aIdust6alsr So6tbene, beren
5tiFe nlr bislang ais DegpsiIer gebient
bdben, ipirb bag sqnbrsasbsrgtr 0reied"
bur6 ben grad6ergsNder ubgttrennt. -
Cine Wdnbsrung ben duf benz Rumme
BEG Qders tauienbtn 6nttptg entldng
rpirb bura bic itetig ne6Ieln6sn gilner,
bic TiA balo rtfts na6 aIaust6al bin,
bulb liuts iibtr Q~uDredsber9 duf ben Aas
oensberg uno Sagbtopf (Gt06tr6d) duf.
tbun, 5uleBt dber burh ben groBdrtigsn
Gernblid bon ben ruinenartigen igelss
grupptn, bic Ii9, bon Gtnutbttrs unb
isldnbifau Ble1te, BON SumpFs unb
Mopsbeert ibernuhsrt, aug BEN Cans
ntnbiditt mtiit nur penis er6ebeu. Der
6austiibnenburg unb Der Seilertlippeu,
reihlth bslo6nt.
ST tegeloie Qbpthslung bon f6roffer
gtrbesbobs unb fpiIbsm 96alturj Der
G6ardtfsr bts .8reieds", 70 md4t bic
Gtdttt, auf Der bic Gtabt a~nOreagbure
III, bapon teine ausnabme; fat
JAP I4teBtn lire StraBtn BON eng be-
grsn3ten g~ergtuppen In bas ,ll~nterlanb"
binunter. nus eiuem SauIe Tebt man
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

3e9en6duie8 1T Elm Sdfbenarbtitcr BE-
f4dftigt. Sn Der 9itfe idrdmen 8pe
8er9leute, 3rpet an6ere preben ben ga.
fpel, baneben fiibrt Der Snaat NIT Gdbrt
unb Sonne 9inInter. - ueber Der 2anOa
fhaft bas SdaienroB; BON oben rsidt
Elm aus Dolten rei4enbsr qrm einer
&rdn3.
2. WiGbemonnss 5bdter beS 5tr3oga
Quguit BON 8raunfdipeig, in 3elerfeh
1865 BON Miiu5meiIter 6enntns SaGi.
ter geprdgt: SIN DappanIhiIb ftno 9o1u
uub 9ru6bauTeu, aegenftein unb 8ldns
%teuburg, 6obnitetn unb bic 2utterbsrgs
I8en Querfdben gu ie einsm 5elOe oers
sinigt uub Das 2i~ineburgIdt burd bic
getronten 6er3en bon ben dnberen 20pen
unterfhiebeu. duff BEN Sdilbe Iteben
fiuF q~etr6nte 6elme; Der mittIere (8rdur'
I6rpeigs Gineburg) trdgt 3pii9en 3Dei
nit ben Gptbeu gcgsn chamber sefe6rteH
Gi9eln, tpcIbe auBen nit FinF gfauens
icbern befeBt ftnb, cine Sdule NIT 9ront
uub geIterntem Bf%auenfran3, Dor Der elm
qferb fpringt. Der 6tlm nit 8drentldut
be3eihnet Sopd, Der nit feds Gdbnder
3tpiIfen giiffelb0rnern 9~ruabauisn Der
nit 5tpsi S%irf9itangen, 5pii6en btnen
Elm pfaueni6nan3 itedt, 6obnItein unb
2utterberg, Der nit 3tpet g%iffel60rnern
unb 3pei 6irI6fangen 9iepbOI5 unb BE-,
geniteinz 8Iantenburg. - @uf Der giids
Tette bait Der Wilbemann, 2du6trdn3e un
6aupt uno Siifteu, ben NIT 8ur8el aus
9criFtnen, auf betben Seiten nit 3peigen
beIebten Baum pie cine gum STOP tins
geleqte aan3e nit beiben 5GuIttn. Sine
betimmte aegel bilbete f9 UNI 1910
aus: auf ben in 8eLlerfetb fir 8rauns
I6petgsW olfenbiittI geprdaten Miin3en
halt Der @itbemdnn ben 3tpetreibtg beIebs
ten Baum in Der 2inten, auf ben bort
fir Gutenberg s6unnobsr geprdgten bic
MIR re6tsieitig beIebte 5aane in Der
Rehten.
3. Observation-Disclosures Der @ru6e Qauteus
t6als Slid CSun9frdu nit Der Qaute
3tpiI9en @rubengebdubsn), in 3e[lerfelb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

lambs, inotm Ct bur6dus ntht pers
I6psigt, mas fir umibsrpinoli6e
G9pieristeitsn ii9 einsm giufa1e ents
gegenItelen. Sobalb man bic @ren3e
iiberfdrittsn babe, 70 beibt Is, piro ber
Neg idpisrig; auf bas rufiide Deer
tpir6 Dor alien gebii9rtno bineetpieIen,
unb bann 6tibt es mSrtlid, bag Gage,
ausbebnuHg unO Mdneel ots aanbes an
RuIttpirung rRuBldnb Dor elmer Snbas
fon f6ibttn. Stine Geiube pirben nibt
mebr Grfolg babsn, ais eiuIt bic gf6mer
gegen bic St1tben unO partbsr". 9ieIe
propbttil6en Worte moeen Napoleon auf
Teinsr JIadt pobl mandmdl bur4 ben
Rppf gssangen Iein. Seinen o8dbeter"
bate tr bamaIs nGmli9 niGt mebr in
Sdnben. aIs Itin @sfdbrt Dor ben Maus
ern Wilnas auf ibn i%partete, tam ndmli6
Elm Wond, pdis NIT Ramen, unb nabm
bas MduuItript an ii9, pbns bdB i'm IL
genb ismanb gebiHbert bate. Dieter
MDH9 f4tnits ss benz @sHeruI aaisaroff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19
2Iapo(sous ,,25dOeRer fir
2saBlauO" I'M 9d6re 1918.

Cine albtrorbentlid pi6tigs llrtuube.
6ie man am bsiten ala NapoItons g8Gs
beler fit Rublanb" i'm 6eIo5ust 1912
be5ei1Hst bat 3. Bonnet tir3lid In Der
taiitrlidtH 8ibIiotbet 5u Gt. qettrsburg
ouIssEunbH. Gs bdnbelt tI6 INN elm
UOIiomanuItripi BON 500 Gsitsn, bas ben
4iisI trasI: sLAide-M emoire de Ma
poleon en- Russie@ unb fir ben Gang
bar BslieIdiAts BON einIdneioenoer
Htbsuiung mar. 8ieGes gDsrt 1T ndms
Iih. ipis bic o@ibliotbeqae iiniperreqs~
fhrslbt, msIdIisbIih ais RsTeNubbud
fix RdpOIsOn bergeitelt ipcrOtn, unb
iptHn bet Drang mad nslen Groberuns
gen uHO 1eIb5iigsn in RopoIeon ni6t
itdrtsr ospiItn mare ais alss onosre,
bate q naA Der astiiire bisfss .gds
ksttrs" bic ruiTfde @rsn8e lpoDI ni6t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

Seeien ettlsttsrt, fat man einen grObar.
tig fdouen Bid auf BITE Stdbt.
Bel G%aHgeIsbsim. no ipie in eau.
tentbdl r cine Silberbitte bdmpFt, tritt
Der Slug ourb cine mditftGtiI4e gt.
6irgspforte in oas 8orldub. 8ei uiebri.
gem Ddfritanoe srideint fein @aFtr
i4on bier fat burdii6tig; Der giftigsa
8IeiOIpo fibrsnoe goaiaHb bat Ii6 i'm
tieiigen 5luBbett mad uRb nab nieoerae.
fhla8en. Riibrt dbtr So6naTer biz
5dldmmdFen duf unb reibt Fe b~rauient
nit fort, oann lit bic SnnerIte cine graue,
bide 6liifgteit, uno ND fie ii6er iAt,
ufsr fsigt Iagert Tt ungldublife Men.
gen Ofs feinen gohfauoes auf 8ieIeHs
nnb asder i'm unttrtu SnHtrltstbal al.
8p6 III bisle @efdbroung burd bic gns
ldge GROCER aldrbaIins bei al1ustbal
falt btleitigt.
9ei MiindfboF (oas 1T Sof Der Dals
tsurisou WDndO trttt Der 9anbelbaa,
in btftn ildren WaFtrn bds iippiat gus
6engrin 1(immsrnb Ii6 Ipieaelt, aus BEN
Oberbdr5e berdus. Slid bdrauF Be-
fpiilt Der osrIiGrttt Bad bds dltt, aber
duBtn unb innsn m~obernifrte G6lob
airdbsrs, bag nit f,tnsm gurgard6sn
unb ittnsm BON prddttgsn 9~aumqrupben
besren5ten G6loBtei6t ff bon benz
fru4tbdrsn GefiIoe gar a~usbrudsDoq
abbott.
9tt ni6t bebmlenben Ruinen Der
GtdufHbtrg iino ndmcRtli4 elm bt6t bon
Gfeu umtpobensr 3erIpdlttner Sburm unb
Refte bss GingdHgstbores, Dor benz cine
mdhtist 2tnbe bon bobem 2(ltsr Itebt; lie
fiRben It9 duf eiusm 4seel, Der ipenia
auffdaig aus benz buhenbeFanotnen
Muiatltdlt8u ge berporragt, Der ben Dbsrs
bur3 I'M 8eiteu In sertnaitem a6fanbe
bsgItttst. 8eIOubsre gtbeutung fir Bic
9uIturssfhihte bes Sberbar3es trbielt bic
8urg dlB 1905 bier bic 9er3oein Gtifds
BETH bon Braun htpeigs 70 olfenbiitte ibrtn
DtttpsHiib nubm unb BEN gerg6au lire
Ban3s 2tebt %5utponbte. lin ii9 an 6sr
ii4 m,br unb mtbr dusbebnenben Mon,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

IelbFgeFtrti9ten Reftettoren uiat nur ben
bamalS duberiten, jebt DOrlebtcn Plds
Heten Uranus al ftnOeu, fonbern aud
cine borber ~ungeabutt 3dbI BON 9oppels
fternen 3u entoeden, Fiber in 10. Sdbrs
bunDert tanen bic SpisselteIeftope INNER
me6r in Qbnabme, unb ibre 9ebeutung
trat 3und6it melt 3uriid gegen bic Re-
FrattoreR pber 2inlnteleftope, bic in
INNER gr0Beren Dimsniioneu Bis gu
0bieftibblr4meFeru BON ettpds mebr ols
eingm Meter gebaut ipurben uub beions
bers groB In Qor6dmeritd, benz 2anbe Der
unbcgren5ten priOatitiftunesn fir niIiens
iaaftli6e 3pede.
q6er in ben lebtsn Jubren bat f6 ans
md6li6 elm llmidtpuug in Der 8eurtbcis
lung Der SpiegelteIeltope poa3osen, Be-
Ion6ers felt man mertte, buB bic in ben
Iebten Sdbren3eAnten gegeniiber ben
9fefrdttpren etnas bernd4lGTteten Rts
fleitorsn our pbotogrnpbif9en 9urs
itsluug f~eiuiter Giu8eIbeiten in NebeI'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

fleden uno &ometenI9peifen biel mebr
leiIten als bic Refrdftoren. Sn o1srs
n~eleiter .3ett tonnte nm an benz grobcn
6036uigeu gteflettor (Spieget nit ID
Dieter 8ur4mefer) duf Der Mounl
DiHonsS concentrate in &altFornien
uadgepiefen tptrOen, bab iogar BEL btIus
ellen 8eobd6tungen btrett am Otular
zines folAeu Sptcgelteleitops 3. 3. 3am
@rtennen bon Giu5slbeiten alf pldnetens
oberfld9en bebeutenb mebr eeIeiFet
tperben tam, ais nit ben gar5en qroben
ReFrattoren. Sine moberne 5terntparte
fpirb alIo in Submit iopobI sroBe Ees
frattoreu ais aud sroBe RefIettorsn IN
ibrsm Snitrumeutarium aufpeiTfn
miifeu,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

ALM ON b" aus fibrt unE
" tin beqnemer 4bities iber
A. ben ioaennnnten gGapeines
bratsn" 3uriid in bd8 f4
- INNER tisfer siuidntiOeuoe
gnnerTethdl. Su cine bdlbtreisformige
ariimmuna besItlben unb in bds bier
miinpenoe Gpisgeltbol liegt Dtlbes
mann, bic itinite Der ftben gsrgs
ftdiie. BART emgetlemmt. Die 9srge
itebsH unmitielbdr biuter ben 6dus
fern 70 tell an, bab bus baftiee 6eu Der
8erapieitn nur in nSdumeH' aui benz
aidsn bon ben grausn tingefdafft nsra
ben fam, unb bdb Dor tiuisen Sabren Elm
giib am 9erse cine 6duferrtiR In bic
Snnsrne 3u iaisben brobte. gti Der
ainos Dor btm R~dtbbduIs, bic mad Der
gnfArift ber pilbe Wldnn botft tigtns
bdnbia oepfIan5t bat, erinnern mir uns
bordn, bdB Der gum SinnbtIb Ots Sar3es
geporbene Milbemdnn, Der bic Mooss
psibbm Ole DOItsn) iagt, nit benz
Gturmgott Wuotdn, BEN rDilbtn JGgtr,
ibentifh III.
Ia bic SnnerHs BAG gebirss in npis
bsrTinnier" Rihtung serreibt, 70 bietet
i9r in ieintn Dinbuneen 70 dbtpsdss
lungsboQes 3hal neben benz 5IaBbett
Ednm qtab fir bic GabrIfraBs f4on bic
G~iIenbabh bal f6 burd unb in be GEL
fen grubsn miiItn. 60 fnb Otnn aud
@iebsIuneeH an ibr, ielbit bic 3s6sn. unb
O~orIt1dnIer unb Sdeemiiblen, nar bo
m6glin gsipsIsn, no bur4 Ginminbung
etnes Bodies cine 9bdltrnsitsrang ents
febt. Die 9srse UNI 2auttrtbaI
Itnb nod b06r ais Bel Wtlbtmann. aber
bic Hur nod 800 m - 125 m tisIer dIs
hitIs - belegsns Stdbt tonnte iid ettpns
bebdbiqsr anSbrtten: bic StraBtn sieben
fiji I'M 9bdIs Der qauts unb auf sintm
mdblib Iteigabtu 8ergbause dui benz
rthEen lifer 5islmi6 melt btnauT. Don
ber 6Dbe iibsr ber gprin3eb aoroline"
eie Der fd6ns 8uBipsg iiber bic S6tlbaus
Wtt uRb bds 1orfthaus Rtdstnbsrs mad
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19
$piege(-@ eleRop
mo Atn[en- Sernro6r

as i'm Is. 5a9r6unoert @il6eIm
9sri6ei, Elm einiaaer WliIitdrmuIiter aug
Sannober, Der in ieinen MuBeftunOen
Qitronomie tries, na9 Guglanb iibers
fiebeIt mar unO bort, 3und6it nit Inter
TtiiBung rei6a qriOatmittsl, als beriibms
ter aItronom feline groben Gpiegels
teleItope baute, mar bic 8slt bon bes
CODES iiber bic 8unberletitunsen bie1er
Reflettpreu ODER SpiegeIteleltOpe. @elang
ss bod DtIbtIm !Serf4eI. NIT ieiHsH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

opm M~lan8meiIisr So9 9tri. 9eft
gaprGgt, Uilosmdnner als Shilobolter.
4. Qn6reastbaltr, 1926 in qlaustbdl
bonn Miin5meiiter G9r. 96il. Spougsu'
berg geprGgt. Die ltmftrift lautst:
u9eorgius Del gratia Maands grttnu'
niue Grantiae ct 6i6eruide rtr fioei bs
fenfpr 8ertbeioiger beg @lau6ensl.
9runsbic. ct 2une6urg. bug, SdHeti Hos
mani tmpertt dr6itbelaurarius Br5f1dss
meiiter) ct elettor. Der Dappenihilb bat
i'm erIten 6eloe bic enqliIdm QeoparOln
unb ben IdottiI4en 20pen, i'm 3meit,n
bic fran3oiiIhen 2tlien, i'm britten bic
.irtf6e 6arfe, i'm biertsn bic 5raunf9uts
ati9en qeupdrber. BEN GiueburgiIan
20pen, bd5 @edienrob unb in Der Mitte
bic RaiIsrtrone. 6hilbbalter Come uub
@inborn.
8eim QbIbieb aus benz 8ergnsrtgts
bet bes Gberbar3es begleitst ans bus nlle
gergmannSIie0 ouf benz 8eg:
Slid duf! Slid auf!
Der Stetger tommt,
lllB II gul Gun gtuks Slu]t
Sci Der Aa1t, Bel Der Ra9t
5don dnee3iinOt.
Saps a%nqe3iinb't, es giebt elm Sdein
limb bomit fubren mir
Sci Der Roht, Bel Der Nudt
Su bds g,rgn,rt btn'ttn.
Die 8erglelit 5ein
So biibid unb fein;
Sic graben bas feinfte Sob
Bel Der gtaht, BEL Der Qadt.
Qus GelfeuRska
Der cine grGbt @ifbss,
Der andre grdbt Sob,
limb benz fhtpar3brauuen Mdbhn,
Sci BET Nadt. bel ber 3udt,
Dem Itnb mir boIb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

itbung Isste Der gprfiBenOe, Snfitutss
otreftor 8raudmanr, ben Miiglieoern bts
hobeu Bates bic folgsnbe GinIabune Dor:
Die 8Obleblen Mitslieber beiber aDles
glen bs8 boben Bates, 9iirgemeifsr unb
Rats6erren. ingleiden %5ueeb0rige Oberfe
Der 9srpaltilng unierer ebrenTsiten 6td6t,
ala Od iinO 8dus unb DaTerIeiter, Sass
unb @ierer3euser, Gdabpalter unb
StaOtidreibsr, enbltd Der gdn3eu @eriuaIs
tung re6tstunbige Gtiiben, 70 Iicb nennea
@ert6erungs 4mtmdnn unb MFeHorius,
perben hermit seIaben teil5uusbnen an
einem Abenbtruntt, 70 Der Itottfinben Iol
mad sd4ebener Rutsibung auf BEN
MarttpIdB beim platf6srnben Drummer.
Gin SAB beiten Stabtbieres ipa bereit lice
gen. aBung anberer glrt bait bic GonnsHs
tDirtin brett. Sober, Der gu rtbsn IiG Dtss
anldbt iiebt i'm bobsn Sadle bss BATES,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

Oisfer beItdtigte urtunbIi4 bic 0srtunft
oes toitburen Dertes uno perIdentte ss
psitsr. Gs ging Oann cine 3sitlang bon
elmer 9dnb 3ur dnbsren, Biz lein LETTER
BETTER, 8arIoIomieff, ts I'm Sabre 1859
Der taiTerIi9en gibtiotbet in ct. qeterss
burg dls @tident iiberfpies.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19
Sn Rene. le6t fd's beue.

3rob Der Ginan5tlsmmt, in Der fi9 bic
MuIenitabt Send an Der Sdale bsfinbet,
lit ben Stubtbdtern ber 6umpr nidt uuss
eesdngen. BUR tir8li4en @emsinberutss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

garis bat ieBt .5deiOuness9 9 rmits
ler". 8arum nt4t3 Gs gibt ia aud Stis
ratbss germittter. Sier piirbe ma bisit
Sdeiounos0ermittIer oietlsi4t Reuotsrpfs
nennen!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

Die gtnmut4 III BE SSfIidtsi oss
Rorpers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

l
Rev. w. j. NJ. Beattie has moved his
household goods from Highland avenue
to 100 fremont street.
| The Newman Dramatic club will meet
in the X. Of c. hall Thursday evening,
and large attendance is desired.
Mrs. Fannie Pike of Q Summer street
went yesterday to St. Johnsbury, where
she will pass the winter with friends.
when Thieves Fall Out" big three
reel special feature at the Bijou to-day
only. Watch for to-morrow's feature.
just received lot of new Victor rec
ords. Call and hear them at Bailey's
Music Rooms, IA Elm street, Barre, vt.
J. j. Cayhue OF French street, who has
been spending the past few weeks at
Montreal, returned to the city yester-
day
Mrs. W. i. Ducharme returned home
Monday evening from Boston, where she
went to purchase goods for the Barre
Art store, 10 Elm street.
Albert Taey, Victor Stacy and Alex.
Mackie went last night to Boston to at
tend hearing before the United States
federal court on the Corey case.
Rev. p. M. McKenna and Rev. a. c..
Griffin of st. Moaica's church went this
forenoon for a short visit as guests OF
Rt. Rev. j. j. Rice, bishop of the Roman
Catholic diocese of Burlington.
Preparations are being made for the
third of series of lyceums to be given
in the chapel at. Goddard seminary next
Saturday evening. There will be de-
bate on a popular issue OF the day and
students from the music class will con-
tribute vocal and instrumental numbers.
Tonight at the Methodist church you
see those eighty Illustrations of
Charles Dickens, Why He Sleeps in
Westminster Abbey" These, with the
lecture, will give you fine idea of En-
glish history and customs of Dickens
time. Doors open at 1880, letcure at 8
Tickets, 20c ard Zoe.
1t is now almost certain that the NJ.
II. SIS. II. S. football game scheduled
for Saturday w;ll be played at the sem
mary campus in Montpelier Friday aft
ernoon. The change was made to ac-
commodate members of the Montpelier
team, who wish to witness the Andoyer-
Exeter game on the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Scofeld, who have
been passing two months with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Campbell of North Main
street and with other friends and rela-
tives in Barre and vicinity, left this
morning for Providence, r. l., where they
will make a short visit before going to
New York to sail later on the steamship,
Savannah, for Daytona, Fla, to pass the
winter.
Announcement is made of two recitals
to be given by Alice n, Averill in God
dard seminary haIl this evening, Nov. 5,
and Wednesday evening, Nov, IL, at y
o'clock. Miss Blake. Miss Hollister and
Miss Cross will assist at to.night's re-
cital. The second program will be en-
titled. "The Poetry of Nature Mr.. La
mont will sing the songs. No admission
will be charged and everyone is cordially |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05
Dress Goods

including the latest shades
and weaves on the market,
such as Serges, Eponge,
Royal Cords, Matelasse, and
all staple numbers.
Prices from SOC to $3.50
per yard.
We call your special at
tention to our All Wool
Eponge at S2.25 per yard.
Extra value.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05

Laces are used very strong
this season, and we have not
passed this department. You
can find a handsome line to
select from, which is bound
to please.
Allover Laces, soc to $3.50
per yard.
Lace Flouncings for tunic,
Is inches, 27 inches and As
inches, prices SIC to $3.50
per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Seymour Vincent Of Burlington is
visiting at the home of her grandson,
DIR. y. G. Jarvis, of Franklin street.
Members of Hedding Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school, who are selling
tickets for the illustrated lecture, should
report to c. S. Andrews either at the
store or church this evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05
PLAINFIELD.

The Daughters of Liberty win give a
masquerade promenade in the opera
house hall Saturday evening, instead of
Thursday evening as announced early in
the week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05
TOoLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE-Two good COWS also twenty
FIVE extra sheep and lambs. Inquire of l.. A.
Downing, Plainfeld, VT 1882
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05
Y

- Special conclave Of St Aide
'EA.@LT mar commandery, No. IL, X.
Ii IS3 r., Thursday evening at 1880
SaZ<Sll o'clock. Work, r. G. degree.
z Zaa.aAS Per order, Il. C.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05

FOUND ocketbook, which owner can have
by proving property and paying for adv.
Call ut Times Office 1858
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05

WANTED-A man for delivery team in
city good pay. good hours and steady en-
ployment man must be sober. industrious,
with good references. Prefer one with ex-
perience. Address by letter TO "X, care
Times Office. laStf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05

FOR SALE--0ne pair Holstein oxen,
weigh about 5000 pounds well matched, fat
and handy. r. E. Beard Co, Orange, VT.
tel. as7-l4. lssh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-05
Patterns

December styles of the
Ladies' Home Journal Pat
terms now in. A Dress made
from one of these patterns
you are sure of correct
style. Zoe and 15c each.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-24
Along the Miami

Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Shillinger
came over from Spruce Saturday to
visit with relatives over Sunday.
Relatives and friends gave Mr..
Pierce most pleasant surprise, Sun
day. It was MIR. Pierce's birthday.
The weather was just right. A large
crowd gathered near the Pierce home
and he remarked that there must be
going to be a picnic some where.
There were all kinds of good things
to eat. A general good time was en-
joyed. May Mr.. Pierce enjoy many
happy returns.
Floyd Hoyt went home with his
sister, Mrs. Shillinger for visit of
two weeks.
Miss May Nance spent Sunday with
Miss Mary Martin.
When Mr.. Chappell and family re-
turned from Mr.. .Pierce's surprise,
Sunday, they found a pleasant sur
prise awaiting them. Mrs. Chappel's
father, mother, sister, brother and
wife were there. They came down
from Stewartsville in their automo-
bile. They will remain until Thurs
day.
Mrs. Herring writes from Califor-
mia that they are well and all have
employment. They like to hear
from their old home and read The
Times. MIAMI.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-24
Elkhart

We had one of the hardest thunder
and lightning storms in this part Fri
day night that l ever saw. There
was some damage done. Some hay
was burned and some timber struck
by lightning.
G. w. Armentrout and wife and
]. R. Scott were trading in Butler
last Saturday.
R. L. Scott sold Ed Bailey a fine
cow last week.
Mrs. John Reavis of Western Kan
sas is here on visit with friends
and old neighbors. She formerly
lived in this community.
The Royal Neighbors met at Elk
hart last Saturday. They had ice
cream and cake. All had a Jolly
good time, but We scribe didn't get
any ice cream.
Turner Henderson and his sister
left last Monday for Iowa where they
have a job of work.
Jim Turner had the misfortune to
get one of his thumbs smashed last
week.
w. A. Crumley and his daughter,
Mrs. May Keeton. were trading in
Butler one day last week.
The writer got through haying last
Friday.
Jess Gregory took in the sights at
the county seat last Saturday.
Massey the baker man was around
last week trying to get some of the
farmers, good money.
Evan Spillman and wife called on
his mother one evening last week.
It is reported that Ben Coats has
1874 hills of watermelons out Well,
boys, won't we have a good time
when they get ripe, that is, if we can
find the patch.
]. r. Scott and wife attended the
show at Adrian last Sunday.
Col. Lockridge went to Butler last
Saturday. He has been going to the
county seat quite often. Do you
think that be i going to run for
some office?
We heard that Ben Pickett Of New
Home wls seen IN Butler hst Saturs
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-24
Fights Bug Big as Pigeon

Pittsburg, Pa, July 21.-While al
work on top Of a freight traih in the
Pitcairn yards Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad this morning, Braden C.
Oms Of 3l5 Mead street. Williamsburg,
battled for half an hour with a bug a
large as a pigeon, which bit him sew.
eral times on the left arm.
Oms' arm and left side Of his body
il swollen to an enormous size and
physicians are puzzled by his condi-
ton. He suffers friQhtful agony and
Il kept under opiates continually.
Oms declared that he WAS attacked
By the giant bug while turning . brake
wheel. He gave battle and after Z
desperate fight Knocked the bnr be-
tween the cars with hi brake STICK.
Vixen the train he ~ riding slowed
down, be attempted to descend from
- car and fell IN . faint He may
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