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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-14
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SIC GOniugtun Office fur Sas yGiu'
sinnatier &OlfsbIatt" bciinOst i'd i'm
GebduSe gtu. 509-511 RaOiiUn
Nuennc. gu5eigcn, WiittbciIungrn
anO geiteQuugen irgenOwelder Art
,uerSen bis 10 ltbr Abenbs Saisl6it
eutgegeugenOmmeu. SeIepbOu SOurb
1854.
Gsuer in NET Gopinston.
Gin Jeuer, oas aus Bis isBt unbss
fannter uriQte eutituno, 8eritDrte
tbeilipeiie bic Wobnung bon Charles
Qurpis, Io. 2 Spring StraBe, DeIt
Gooington. Sur 3eit, uls oas 5euer
ousbrah, mar gtjemano i'm 6auie uno
baHeIbe ftanb no6 tur3er 3eit in BEL
len SIammsn. Die DeEt Gopinqtoner
fretptQtge 5euerpebr uuo eiue &6tbeiz
lung Der GopIngtoner Seuernebr IBID
ten Die 5Iammen. Der S6aben am
5aufe betrdgt $500 unb am Mobiliar
$500. Der gan3e geIepbonoertebr
fpuroe Guf ldngere 3eit unterbrohen.
- StaotdnpQlt Gmil Riporo bat
ben poIl6eihsf 1beooor 3luemper ers
iu6t, Grtra qoli3iIten an Der GiIens
babnitrede 3lDtihen Der T. uno 5. ctr.
81 itati0niren. oeren Nuigabe es Iein
fDQ, bic 2otomotipfiibrsr unb bas
3ugerfonQI Der s. 6. II. II. z. uno
3. SO. 81 0srbaften, Die Die 3ioe bic
g}o6t uber auf ben 8sleifen iteben
its5en laFsn, bic 8loden lduten, bic
Oarpfpfeifen ertonsn lQiIen uTfp. Die
8eihDeroen iinb BON ben 8epobnern
jsner 9e8eno erboben porosn.
Gbarles Soffmeiers faQ, Der inn
Gagopn Bart cine Rubeit0rung oerurs
fa6te uno pom pripotpoti8iiten 3enz
nep tpegen unorosntli6en 8etroqens
perbaftet lpurbe, lit an oQs gountpoez
ridt uberDtefen porben. Gr nuroe
nm $50 urb bic aoiten beItruft. Die
Strofe puroe ibm jebo6 erlaiTen, ba
er Dsrfpra6, oem Gogoon Bart fsrns
5ublet6er.
8. Stuu, Der an3stlagt III, gss
fto9lene Doorsn oetauft gu babsn,
ftelte $500 girgI6aft unb nurbe aus
Der 9aft entIaTen.
SIN 5taotgeri6t puros 5OIepb
9dI BON Der Qntloge oss Grieoenss
bru6s freigefpro6sn. - Qnna Sdmes
srbtelt tpegen unoroentlifen getraoens
nHD 9runtenbsit $40 unb Rotten unr
30 Suge Qrbsitsbaus. ssames N3il.
fbtre, Der oes guteu gu piel eetbon,
sdbIts $5 uno tpurbe entlaFen.
- ghurlss s. Sobnfon erlonats
9dftsbefeble eesen sefTe uuo 6elm
Stitb fpesen 5riebensbru6s. Die &c.
rlnnnten follenJ Jobnion bebrobt baben.
Die beibeu Stitbs nnrben erit fiir3.
tIi1 ans Der 6oft sntIaFsn.
| Gas. Orr. co Sabre alt, Dor
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Infer agent in Samilten iit
Serr Gouarb Srnf, 449 Sns Sanite
Gtrafe. @en Eel. 476 o., Sems
Ebpne 1851 u.
- 9eorss pbiaips, ansebIid bon
bier. tuuros poreeitern RahH,itias pss
gen Strabenraubes in Mibbletopn
Dsrhoftst. g6iuips iiberfIsl einen ges
piifen Spm SculIh an Ra6mit.as
uno erIsi6terte ibn I'm feline 1afhsns
ubr uno 8aurfhoft.
5rau SSifber Don go. % Hprb 9
Strube itiir5te eeftern Rorstn in ihrsr
Wobnuns eine 9repps binunter unb
DerleBte fih an Stirn uno gruft be-
bentli1. Gin arst mubte su Rattle
sssosen tperbeu.
Gottlieb guebler, beHer betanni
ols GOttlieb G1peiser, Elm friikrer
Welfereikfber. tpelher felt 20 Sobren
i'm bisfgsn Gountp 4rmsntaus Der.
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Butler, Rn., ertrontte eeItern Rdhs
mittua ploblih on Der s. Strabe uno
WaoiIon ape uno lpurbe in Donnel=
| lp's unb gr'teG's 2lmhulan3 na6 Der
Wpbnuna zines 9erpanoten an Der
pite unb Gee Strabe gebra6t.
- gauerIaubnibideine: 8. Deits
n,orin6 fir cine gaditein Cottage an
Ger sefferIon Qoe., spiIhen Der 10.
unb II. Str, $1700; 9. 8. 8odpee
| fir elm QaDen= unb 5IatsebGuoe an
Der Siiopsftete Der II. uno See Ctr,
| $4,000,
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NIbert s. GebIinosr an Sobu Buster,
2ot No. AZ in Wiqs' lnterabtbeiluns
an Der QincoIn Strabe, Sio Gopings
ton, 81. - Moltsr 6. Camp II. ano.
On Sralt q. 8. Gourtnep, Got an Der
WaQace @psnue, Ditlid BON Der South
StraBe, 81.
- Der gppington pioniers s0erein
| b1lt beute Ibeno cine tpihttge Ser
| Iummh,ng ob uno fno ale WsitglieOsr
erIu6t, 3u srihetnen.
- GbeIdetne: So6n 80. SeaI, 30.
unb 5Iora ". Garter, 81, bsioe pon
2eitb, q. 8. -- 5omsr Wilion, 21
unb Moris 6ole, %, betoe bon Der
| IailIes, 8. - CHARLES WarIbaa, %,
bon 6Iemingsburg, 9p., unb Wamie
gmnous, q, bon 8aIesburg, Sp.
6err Grn1t Qinb pon Der gapes
ridden grauerei, Ser iih unl0ugit i'm
Stillen traueu lieB. Ipuroe geitern pOn
ben Nnqeitellten Der 9rauerei nit elmer
! Surprtfe Yartp beebrt.
Webrere geloleute Gopingtons
baben Den 5soeraI 9du 9art an Der 2.
uno Scott Strabe ubernommen uno
niro Der qart pom nun on aentudp
Dir Dome oenonnt rperoen. WanoeIs
biloers Qoriteuungen, gdtssWalts unb
6duittdmpfe psrDen duf oem BRO
gramm iteben. Der Bart fou beretts
am Sonntag er0ffnet Iperoen.
Ous Gsi6snbegGngnib bss err
truntenen Sobn Gytertump, Sobn oes
goli3iiten 6enrp GrtertomD, ftnbet
beute 8Drmittag um 8 llbr BON Der Ct.
QIpnIius Stride aus itatt.
Die Iterblihe 6Iqs beg qoIi8titen
| Sobn TIopin puroe ositern oon Der
! ct. Warien aatbeorale aus ouf Dem
Ct. Matien 5rieobof beitattet.
| - Die 2ublopsr pofofFice tpurbs
! aeitern Iuut 8eItluB oes Bpitoepartes
nents in WaIbington mad osm 0riss
tpQ 9ebGube on Der Norb!peitzGte Der
| Sim ltnS asuner Strabs periegt.
- Ralpb goqsnfbuB, IS Sabre aft.
go. 2110 Ga'tern 4psnue pohnbaft,
puroe an Der Robbins uNb Scott Str.
oOm Da9snIiB gsfdIsuosrt. aIs iein
pferb ourdbrannte. Die @erlsBun9sn
gosenidUs's iino nur Isiate.
- Die Damens 6ilfss6eieuT6ait
Der Jmmanuels Wt. 6. 9ir6e psruns
Italtet heute 4bsno Elm Rdienfeit in
Der Wobnung bes 6erru Sobn =. 5eis
nemann, Ro. 1862 6oIman Strabe,
gum 9siten Der 9irte.
- @iQiom 9ouna, q Sabre oft,
nahe Crescent Springs, ap., lpobu.
bait, puroe bonn Sheriff 9osfc NIB
Geputu &laeuc perhaftet uno i'm
GountpQcfQnaniB intergebradh. Gm'
ma Gauner, Is Sabre aft, BON Der
9fipcr Hono. beituIoigt i'm Der au-
geblIfen 8eriilbrung.
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iptiltt, iuurot porgtiierH Wanmtftog
ouf Der sarm Der Initolt bon sinen
fpiitbenosn Gtier aneegriffen unb NIT
ben 6ornern b<rort benrbeitet, odb er
ausenblidlih jtorb. Gr poIlte oie
aiibe gum Wtlten beimtreiben unb otr
gune foI9te ibnsn.
- Der aus SamiIton ftammenos
Wtn 6smler pirb bon Der poliaei tn
Detroit, Wih.. ipsesu Roubes uno
granbitiftuns perIanst. Die bieiige
poliSei eriportet, oaB sr bier ouftun.
den ipiro uno b1lt ausihou nab ibH.
1ranf Daries tpurbe Doreeiisru
abeno BON Der 9olisei Derboftet. neil
sr feline Satin tbGilit uneriff. Ueopor
Straub bebahte ibn nit elmer Strofe
BON 81 unb aDitsn i'm poliaeigeritt.
george Robinion, ipeIder Bel
Spbn Riso logirt, priissItt ieine GrGu
porssitsrn Abenb. Riso iam Der Grda
su 6ilfe unb erbisIt als 8slobnuns
bon Robinfon einsn 5auitfdlag. Ros
binIpn puroe ssitsrn anf bic antIage
oes tbdttihen 4ngriffs BON Wsanor
Struub um $50 uno aoIten beItraft
uuo in GrmangeIuns be SirafgsIosr
ins gountngefansnib sefdidt.
- Games Grsgg BON ainbenipalo
uno Worp groikars Derosn beute
Rahmittag auf 8sranlahnRe BON
5rant 9tnn, WitgIiso Der Gountps
aommiH6re, ipeIfsr iicb perpfIi6iett.
ben 5tiratbsf6eip gu besabIen. bon
GrieSensrihter I'm. 8. Worion in
Dem i'm gou begriffensn 2burm ots
9srihiseebouoss s<trdui. Ter 2hurm
1T iiber $50 5ub bod.
gauI Sobo if i'm Gountp ars
msHbous i'm M.ter pon 55 Sabren an
Der Gus1ebruns esitorbtn.
- Dos Autcmobil BON Carl R.
Greer rdnnte porssitsrn absnb an
Der 5ha 5trabs gsssu oos 3reiroo
bon Clarence gctpsrs. Sohn bts ptrs
unsIiidien poIisiiin 5ofeph gcipers.
Der gnabs tuuret auf oas Strnbsns
| pfIoitsr gef6leuosrt uno enttdm r;it
unbsbtutenben 6autabfhiirfnngen.
- Soiepb Gbotep, %, unb eDHd
Sbomas, q, bsioe bon Srftro. srs
lansten sinen 6sirathsiteiH.
- Sohn gurtin. Elm 9a6fieinmaus
rer, bat bic acniyattorn Gins un0
gsn3ins lpteen srIittsner 8erlebunesn
auf 5000 nsrtIng:.
Sn BEN Rsgftror Diftri,t Rp.
40, beftsbsne aus Der Stobt 6amils
ton, IairfisIo, Gob. Ct. CLAIR uno
5anppsr 5oipnfbipa. purben Inn Suli
79 Gsburten aReemsIoei.
- Gin Ieuer eniiidHo poresiitr1
Ra5miiids in Der Sommtrsiine Der
5omiIis G.o. arsiIins pOn SpHsmss
Corner, bafsIbe purbe ieoo1 Don ben
Rahbnrn prompt geIof6t.
- 6eirntbgTtejns: GIorene. 6ors
nung, 20, oon CunIdp, g., uno Ts,
bora Wcgormid. y, bon bier; Otto
Clarence SIons'er, 25. bon qledIant
Run, unb Nlarr 4lice Reecrmid, 19,
BON bier; perca NkroHoer, 80. uno
gIonde Bottom, "a. btibs bon Wtboles
topn.
- 5oItpb 4Tbbrooi purbs gsItern
BON JrisbsnsrIater 5usbss um $50
unb Soften ttiirnft, neil sr Elm traas
tss pfsrb our artsit bsnuBts.
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6abtpn iinb Sensbne.

FRI. 4lits 8DgeIbah unb Sdpss
tier, Grau So'eph puul. Don 9onton
Iino bon ibrer Reiie nat CANADA uno
benz Rorben suriitgstebrt.
6err Wm. Gbrbarot unb Gatiin
nebIt 9o6ter tpeilen eeiunobeitsboIber
in W6ite Gat Springs, Gp. I
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2tm Samitag, 80. 4uguIt beginnt
bic Staatszapnpention bes Teuti6s
4meritanIihen Staatsperbanoes in
Der neusn Iurnbals an Der 6. unb
Drtdro tStrdbe. gs pirb Gag uno
ga6t gearbeitet, nm bic 6uQs ferti1
81 itelleH. 2lm SonntaQ, 81. 4uguit,
Diro Staatssprdiiosnt 2lIfrsb Rein,
barot bic aOnpention aur Sronuug
rufen unD folgt bann Der Qrion Utdns
nertor uuter 2eitund ieines 9irigens
ten Brof, albert Geper nit sinen
BIltommgeiong. 6srr Robert &.
Sorcel, Staats : Orgdniiator un5
8rdiinent BEG bieftgen Staotperbanbs,
tpirb Die BiQtomm zRsos balten uno
folQt baHn Ahtb. Wdpor Or. Quguit
oelmbolo NIT elmer 2lnIpra6s. 8oIs
genos Gpmmitteen fpurDen a"F1eitellt:
General 4onmittee: 4lfreb Reins
b1rbt, Robert 8. SorgeI, Rihael
5uglein. Gsrpalo &rehen, sSobn 3iegs
Ter, eyobn Gminoer. Beter gouIans
curt, Sol. S9ersG JriB 5aber 6.
gernbarOt, Senrp peaslat, albert
Gtaubmsiitsr, Matb. Meper, 60.
Jenbers, 2so 5uhr, u. 2antifn unS
antoH Sdeben GhrsnzEmpidnn ).
&ommtitee: 3teo. 7Sreoerit anapS,
ghorIes Wiebsmann, 9r. 4uguif
6elmbolb, Shomas 9. garotbers,
Ri6ter SO. 8uten, Qeonaro Bauer,
Soiepb 8ies. g6riit. UliIius, Or. 8.
u. 5ridmonn, 8. 3. gonee. 5pbn
8lOdsr, Dm. u. Sinner, Hep. y. y.
3ausmanu, Rep. Gbnurb q. aIo>
Hermann unb Rep. George auuff.
mann. gnnpfangs=aDmmittes: 6eurp
peasIud, Guseu Rroub, CD. ssenbers.
greb<Rommittee: Robert G. Gorael,
Solepb Wener, Ufartin 3irnner.
9efprations Rommittee: Osnolb
aredsn, Gusen araub, alfreb Rein<
bdrbt. Dergniigungs aommitset:
Sofsph Gfersr. Giaana-aOmmi.tet:
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Blue Grass Inn.


QFNt cffsH uuier Der Qstfuno ben Hsasf ",
e6ssamafsf. frsihsr efsr0r. i'm Wnfinsh Wssns
0lHh. 80 gsdfme Efmrsn, Ja6 8frrsss.
celia NJ GsTnb Enbisr ass glnctnnaif
msa mil bra Rsamsnfk ar. aess hsssksa.
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Niondlcr Ylime uenut Dns Rnbsi.
tiim Sf,Iange, neil cs si'd)i.
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% e 10 y o Z {.

9ie 9sipSOrt Cffiee FIR bns uGin.
rinnatier @uIfsblatt" befinbet Ndl III
RO. 339 9Orf StreRt,, geaeunber rcm
Guurtbauir, puitlbit 0cuigfeitcn, GIN.
seigcu II. |. III. bis 10 llbr 45 Winu.
ten abcnos entgegeneenOmmen iuer.
ben. Selepbon SOntb 2401. ~
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8onoention bes 9tuti6
4merit. StautsOers
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trnuihtii. ia gssriiTsrmnbsn 6ormIofigs
ssit Der 5biers neusntbedter Gambler
uno 0eeenDtn gsraossu In Grfounsn
psrisbi fishe aud Dnrsrin - bob
tif iagblofs Sci! bas Nib bdrmIcftr
niahi. I'd bti1nnt. Mu4 hen 9hisren
geatHiiber bat Der Gprun GtIfine:
~Jrsunblihts 3utr1uen tr.pedt 3us
sraueH, unb ai<bt trseugs GssnIitb<. :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01

ed wherever it can be obtained. Prob
ably combina ton of all three plans is
necessary at this time of crisis in the
New England railroad situation"
AS for the management, President FL
lott had this to sayI
"The management proposes to confine
it's activities to the transportation bus
mess"
A short route to the restoration of
public confidence in the railroads of the
country, in the opinion of President FL
lott would be furnished by a positive
declaration by federal and state com.
missions that rates may be advanced.
Several times throughout his speech Mr..
Elliott touched upon the possibility of
an advance in rates--wtbout specify
ing whether passenger or freight rates
were in mind-von the New Haven road
He said, in part:
ITO have safe, adequate and smooth
running transportation machine in New
England is just as important to her
future growth as to have adequate
banking facilities, adequate commercial
organizations, and sensible, sane and
honest public opinion that will be re-
fected in a government that will not
be swayed by the whims, prejudice or
fads of the moment. To perfect that
transportation machine, to keep it ready
to. serve, to operate it safely and eco
nomically and in harmony with the pub
lie, is very interesting and compl-
Gated problem, worthy of the best in
tellectual effort of any man. To solve
it right viii require much patience,
work and money from those both in and
out of the railroad service. have come
here to devote the best that is in me to
this great service.
'If we are to continue to have private
ly owned railroads supervised and reg
ulated by governmental authority, and
if we are to avoid ownership by the
government, the owners and users of
the railroads must all work together.
Personally, ! do not believe in govern
mental ownership in country like the
United States where our political
methods are still in need of improve.
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01
HANCOCK.
Aldrich- Church Wedding Occurred Sept.
24-They Will Reside in Rochester.

Friends of Miss Jessie Church gave
her variety shower on Sept. % in
honor of her approaching marriage to
John Aldrich. which took place at the
home of the bride Sept. "a, Rev. o. B.
Wells performing the ceremony. The
bride was handsomely gowned in white
satin, with trimming of seed pearls.
LLOYD Church. brother of the bride, acted
as best man, and Mrs. Lloyd Church as
matron of honor They were attended
by Herbert Church and Miss Mamie
Hubbard. The house was prettily dec
grated with evergreen and the bridal
couple stood by large bank of flowers
and evergreen. Only the intimate friends
and families of the parties were pres
emit. Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich left the next
morning for a bridal trip, after which
they viii reside in Rochester, where
Mr. Aldrich has a thriving business in
the meat market. Mrs. Aldrich has for
several years been bookkeeper and clerk
for the White River Railway company.
Their many friends wish them happiness
and prosperity in their new life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Norton of Lin
coin are visiting old friends in town.
Mrs. Clinton Clafiin, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ransom Church,
has returned to her home in Bethel
G. T. Wilson, who has been on the
sick list, is now able to be out again.
Mrs. Frank Lingard of South Lincoln
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Smith.
Charles Roberts has moved his fam
ily into the house in Churchville, which
he purchased of Chester Pierce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01
SENATOR LODGE RESTLESS.
Physicians Fear Development of Peri
tonitis-Family Hopeful

Nahant. Mass, Oct l.---Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge passed restless night, but
his condition was reported satisfactory
Yesterday when Mrs. Lodge issued bull
letin over her own name to reporters.
Drs. Harrington and Winslow went to
the house shortly after midnight and
remained there until daylight AT 8
o'clock they returned to the Lodge home
at Eastern Point, but remained only a
short time. They refused to state the
condition of the senator except to say
that he was resting fairly well, and that
the only thing now to fear was the de-
velopment of peritonitis.
The road leading to the Lodge man
sion was closed yesterday and strong
guard of police and plain clothes men
established in the vicinity of the home.
One of the guards said that member of
the household had reported that the
Senator attempted to leave his bed
shortly before midnight, and nearly col
lapsed, which was responsible for the
hurry summons of Drs Harrington and
Winslow.
The statement given out last night
was that the senator passed quiet and
restful afternoon and evening, entirely
free from fever.
1t will be six weeks, or possibly two
months before the senator will be up
and around again, however, according to
his physicians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01
THEY'RE AT 1T AGAIN.

Nelson and Wolgast Matched to Appear
in Milwaukee Ring.
Milwaukee, Oct. l.-Ad Wolgast and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01

to protect il spreading all over her face. It
certainly disfgured her terribly and she
could not rest at night. Her clothing was
very irritating to the body and when it was
removed her body was raw. We had her
treated for about two months when it spread
all over her body, face and head and seemed
to grow worse all the time.
81 took good warm water and Cuticura
Soap and lathered it all over her and allowed
it to dry on and then when it was thoroughly
dry | applied the Cuticura Ointment. In
about a week could see a big change and
In three weeks you never would have known
she ever had eczema and she never has been
troubled since" (signed) Mrs. George Coe,
Nov. 20. 1912.
A single cake of Cuticura Soap t25c-) and
box of Cuticura Ointment (5Oc.) are often
sufficient when all else has failed. Sold
throughout the world. Sample Of each
mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard " Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston.
ES-Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
tieua Soap viii find it best for skin and scalp,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01
CABOT.

Do not forget the grange fair at Cabot
next Saturday. Many things of interest
will be shown in floral hall, besides the
fruit and vegetable exhibit. Especially
would we call the attention of the pub
lie to the collection OF. firearms, both
ancient and modern, with ammunition,
implements of war from the Philippine
Islands, relics of the Spanish Cuban
wars etc. The exhibitors will be there
to answer questions. This exhibit will
be both interesting and instructive. A
large collection of mounted birds and
animals will be another interesting
feature. Dinner served in grange dining
hall at rs cents plate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01
Is introduced to New Eng
land by Boston Cham
Der of Commerce
HE ASKS FOR
COOPERATION
---=2iEA--
Declares Great Transports
ton Problem Can Only
in This Way Be Solved

Boston, Oct 1.-The future OF the New
York. New Haven & Hartford railroad,
as seen by its president, was chartered
last night by Howard Elliott before the
Boston chamber of commerce.
New England can and will have the
kind of railway management and service
to which she is entitled, "Mr. Elliott
said. Payment for this can be made
in three ways: by some increase in
rates; by the stockholders who live in
the country to be served advancing the
money for needed Improvements and
betterments; by borrowing money need
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01
SOUTH RYEGATE.

o. d. Wiley returned last week from
a trip to Iowa.
Rev. S. p Brownell of West Barnet
occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church Sunday. 1t is expected that the
pastor elect, Rev. V. Ziegler, will be
present next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Simpson started
Wednesday by auto for Providence, r. L.,
to remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dante Boni and two
children started Monday night for New
York. where they will sail for Italy,
expecting to remain three years, during
which time Mr.. Boni viii act as post
master, in one of the mountain villages,
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Special Notice to Dealers

where his father, who recently died, has
occupied this position for many years.
T. S. Gray started Saturday for Nova
Scotia to visit relatives.
+. R. McCall went Tuesday to Wind
ham, n. H., 20 represent the Presbyter-
ian church here at the annual meeting
of presbytery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Forsythe of Der
by Line spent Tuesday night here last
week on an auto trip. They we're az
W. T. Georges.
The many friends here of w. o. Nc
Allister of Manchester, n. H., are sorry
to learn of his illness with a severe ner-
vous breakdown.
Mrs. g. w. sails died at the home of
her brother, I. H. White, Sunday as the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01

result of shock sustained several
months ago. Her home was at West
Newbury but after her illness she came
to the home of her brother to be cared
for. The funeral was held Tuesday at
? o'clock p. m. at I. H. Whites, Rev.
John Lytle officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. McLam and Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. McLam made an auto
trip to Barre Tuesday.
Miss Grace Martyr returned to her
home in Plantsville, Conn, Monday.
The Wrights and Robens had an auto
trip to Lyndorville Saturday TO visit the
Speedwell farms, returning Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Cortland of Boston
were over-Sunday guests at their broth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01
Ash Tray, Match
Holder and Cigar
Cutter Combined
To Every Purchaser of 1Oc Worth of Tuxedo

You'll give this smoking set a place
among the things you prize. 1t is we'll
made, handsomely copper oxidized and,
above all else, practical, complete and use
full Has stand for your box of matches,
tavo rests for cigars and is equipped with
cigar cutter, feature to be found on few
of even the most expensive smoking SETS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01

in be o
of this offer
Oheaquar
entaN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01

broken out in small water
blisters and / was told she
had the eczema the worst
way. The eruption first
looked like little water
blisters. then it turned so
it looked like a piece of
raw meat. 1t itched so
badly that we had to
muffie the baby's hands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01

Battling Nelson, former holder of the
lightweight title, have signed article,
to box here on Oct. 10. The weight i.
set at 1873 pounds. From time to time
both have announced their retirement,
from the ring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01

Just the thing for the office desk or for
use at home. (Only one to a customer)
This free offer is made to induce smok-
ers not yet acquainted with Tuxedo to try
it. especially at home, where its delicate
fragrance. will make it welcome to other
members of your household No odor to
cling about curtains and draperies if you
smoke TUXEDO.
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er's, ]. d. McAllister, having made the
trip by automobile.
The embroidery circle met Tuesday of
last week with Mrs. Bowen at West
Newbury.
Miss Marie Darling came Tuesday
from Orleans to spend few days at
her fathers, DIR. d. W. Darling.
Mrs. B. L. Terry spent last week at
Montpelier, returning Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01
ECZEMA D|SF|GURED
BABY TERRIBLY
Body All Broken Out in Water Bis
ters. Itched So Had to Muhle
Hands. Used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. Never Troubled Since.

Ridgefield Conn. MY baby was cross
and restless and fretted night and day. One
morning l discovered that her body was all