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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

frnft entqegennabmen. 0aB eS oen
gro11tleuten, sic ouf ser bel 8eab
gelegeten 6arm 6es @begatten gebo-
rigen 6arm ii6 bausli6 einri@ten,
5tets m%oblergeben moge, tit Der aut-
ridtige @uni6 6es uMoroitern." -
Gprra6 Belte bon @eit Union tam
Montag bier an, nm ieiner tranten
@dmaqerin, Ser Srau Mnoreas non
Seel, einen 8eiu9 3n ma9en. Tor
bier begab li@ Serr 8eite auf Se1l1@
nod W5elrole mno Meire @rape. =
@tebenbes Sul5 bilis beim Mder atf
9laj ems Tarm int Sopn Yfil'pooo 5a
famfen Mntpm aemper, Manaser. -
Mua11lt @tuntebed lit bon ben MORO
Iiden Sagogefiloen 5nradgetebrt; er
.bradte einen feiften @iri@ a1s 8ente
nit. - gimtort &ubn BON Wtelro1e
beiudte 1einen Coin Sobant t11r ct
Mae Sage. = Soiepb &nerf, nn1er
frHberer 8orbier, iebt ober Serl6one-
rungsratb in Mlbanp, ma9te 0eonta 4!
einen fur5en Mblteder gu ieinen bielt-
oen sSreun6en. Sacob 8ob bat iette
gtene in aim6an als &oitlieferont
ouittiert uno lit gu urs 8urudsefebrt:
- Ser Muffabrung 6es 9ramas
u@li1abetb bon Ebiirin9en" 6urb Die
91oIinoe ser ct. Benefits @taoemte
Al ct. sSoiepb am letten @onntag
mobnten BON bier BEL Serr nno Tra11
ssoiepb 8orgeroing> $err uro Srau
morib &0f@e1 nnb 6ie @eidintlter
mooooIeno uno 8bi1omena Sorre1t.
- 8eim Serb. Sleeper it. bra@ leete
@ode auf Dem Sole 6el1er aus nno
pernidtete Sutterforn im @ertbe bon
mehr benn 200 DoGar. -8eim 9etn.
rid 1teuten 1id montagna@t 3fpet
nieolide uMdoeIs" ein. @ratltlat1on
aur Doppe1portion bdusli@en @ludes.
ct. Mn9nita.
8iegeleibeiieer @rnit 8entler 9a1
nit ieinen 3iegeliteinen poaitanotg
oufgeraumt uno bat am @noe 1et1eer
6iesiabrigen Mrbeitertage oie @en'tg'
thunna. Elm erfolgreides @ei@af per'
aeidner1 gu fon1en. Big gum Sabre
1911 miro er sic Mrbeit ruben lal'
len. = sSm &auie ieines Sobnes. u:
S. @iffmeper, bat om @ienitogabero
Seinri@ @iffmeper nod o@t Motote
Ionqem 2eioen. bas bur@ etren @er8'
fehler perurladt uurbe nno oas er
arr @orbereiturg auf eine1 gntet1 ZOO
be{tens benutte, Bog 3eitltde 9e1ee'
net. Ser geritorbene mnroe TN yto'
member 1881 in @eftpbalen, Deut1@'
Iono, qebore1t, no er ieime 5'1ee1o'
iobre perlebte. sssyn Mmerifa oaeelanat,
nerbrod,te er eine @eibe bon Sabrett
I'M @toote Sninois unb tam Dor
am0lf e;obren, radbem er feline 5ro'
6ur& Ben Sob perlorer, nod Ne11ne J.
{oto. mo er fi@ maize 6ieier 0rtldatt
1teoerIieB. Mit einem ga1ten @e'
miitbe un6 einem itets beiterer s1t1'
perburo er eroBen SleiB, nr1o DIE,
fem per6anfte CT Elm unabbd11gtges
@o{ein in ieinen o1ten Soeer: Sic
gorge fit feline Sarnilie NOR 'ette
er5tp aebensaufgobe, unb barin 8eid)'
nete er fid als @otte unb 8ater aus
geds ain6er betral.er1 tei1en Soo.
Sc {ino bies: 81. s. @ffn.eper Dor
hier, 8ernbarb @iffmeper bon gut $
nois, Nro,1 Mr1a &unt1en, 6ra1 1ta'
ria meinbeimer unb 6ro11 ebrtitt11o
Eroit boz, Sninois uno Traa Selene
moIterg bon 81. 2oi1is, Nto. So'1rer'
Hoomoroer1 finbet Die 8eerotg1111g pot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
II EVRoPE.

MalOkdaj sc pripeti. da dobi
tvornicar pismo IL drugega della
sveta, XII hvali njegov zidelek. Y
veseljem obelodanimo mi pismo
gospoda Tomaza Zovle. Mozirie.
Stajersko: "zelim VAN poro6ati.
da rabim Trinerjevo amerikansko
zdravllno grenko vino re precej
casa, in da Sc mi jake dopade. JAZZ
moran to vino vsakomur priporo.
cati, posebno tistim, XII imajo slah,
tex, zaprtje in ne spijo dobro."
Vsaka druzina We, kako vazno ie
imeti pri rokah sredstvo. XII takoj
pomaga V takih slucajih. V lekar-
nah Jos. Triner, l333-l339 So.
Ashland Ave, Chicago, III. Tri-
nerjev liniment bo vedno dial po-
polno zadovoljnost, 6e so cIeni tr-
di in &c pocutimo bole6ine V mi
Sicah. adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
Vojno sodisce v Erfurtu j,

obsodilo sedem delavcev, Xxi so BIZ
Ii ma kontrolnem shodu in vsled
tega pod vojaSko oblastjO, zaradi
upornosti in zalitve nekega Fan
darja in policista, in sicer enega
ma sedem sec jece, enega ma
emo leto, pet pa ma pet do pet in
pol let kaznilnice, razuntega ma
izgon IL armada in uvrstitev kot
voiaki drugega razreda. Drake
nicna sodba .je tako ucinkovala,
ia sta zeni dveh obsojenih ONE
deli. Vcera.i Sc je bavil $ to o.
krutno sodbo tudi drzavni zbor.
Socialist so ostro kritizirali to
sodbo in zahtevali reformo vojaS-
kega kazenskega zakona. Sodrug
Scheidemann je incl besedo v
tretiem citaniu brambne predlo-
ge in je vehementno napadal "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
e c

kon, XII izziva YES vet ma novo OBJ
)rozevanje. Nemcija je agent pro-
vocateur V oborozevanju. Ljud-
stvo hoce spravo $ Francijo. Kan
;elar Bethmann-Hollweg .je pole
miziral Z MIN, GeS Ola Sc socialist
lotejo dati prepricati. Zagovar.
lal je NemGijo, XII baje ne iSGe So
iraznikov po svetu. I~zzival ie So
'ialiste, XII so mu burmo odgovar-
jail. Sodrug Scheidmann je Sc en-
irat powell besedo in ostro zavr-
nil kancelarja. NpraSal "a je. kai
nu daje pravico, da govori V ime-
M nemSkega narodaY Narod ga
n postavil ma njcgovo meSto, T.
zredno o~strostJo je Scheidmann
krltiziral erfurtsko sodbo. So
cialiSti so predagali. da Sc sprei.
me V vojaSki zakon posebem para.
graf, Xxi ina Ublaziti trde dolocbe
vojaSkega kazenskega zakona.
Po sell je vojni minister obljubil,
da vlozi nacrt kazenskega zakona
IA silo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05

sive lase. Sivi lasje in silva bra
da pa nj ME kaj prijetnega, &c
misli clovek Sc dolgo ziveti. Proti
temu Sc .ie treba inSurat. Bal de
vel, JAZZ bi vpraSal svoiega ko-
morata Pavliho V Clevelandu, &c
OH We IA kakSnodobro remedijo
proti aemu spaku. FIR istnc ali
kaj pomaga .Alpen-tinktura IN
pomada, XII 10 izdeluje Jaka Mo
StafGicf
Da ste mi zdravil
Jaka Strigelj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05

T0da SOAR III JaneZ he insult
nikdar resno; imeti hoGeta same
malo "Spasa" $ svojimi "brav-
eli. To je stara stvar. Same anne
riske razmere torej re "pohujsu
jejo" naSega cloveka, sedaj pa
pridejo naokoli Sc socialistiGni -
agitatorji, kateri prlpovedujejo
mai delavci, Xxi sodelujejo pri ten
mioljajocem brezboznem stvar
stvu, dobe zahtevajo svojih
pravic. vecji del svojega pridel
ka! To nikakor ne ugaja ''zegna
nim' gospjOdom, kajti lett ne
veriamejo "dobrote tega V
ta', ce sc ticeio dobrote katerega
drugega, razun Sojarja in ia
neza. cato TAXI napadi! Toda, ka-
ko napastii Povedati ljudem cd
prto, maj tel greSni Amerik
ne gledajo ma zivljenje tega sveta
- posebno 6e ljudje vedo. da oba
rada zahajata V kraje, kjer Sc do
bro Pile in dobro JET To bi bilo
slabo, nesmiselno. To izvesti .je
treba druga6e. VA. S" je treba
ljudem reel: "Poglejte ljudje
bozji, socialist imajo agitatorje,
pa ko agitator odide, so place
ravno take, kakor, ko je priSel. Tc
pomeni, da agitatOr nj prinesel
nobenega cvenka. Imeli ste Krista-
ma, ali Sc VAN cato re dobro go.
diG Nidite, vi ste bedaki, XII po-
sluSate take ljudi, Xxi nimajo mic
XII Yam ne morejo mic dati." Pa
Sc to: Socialism nj "a mic. -
cato, ker bodo potem automobile
DO gros: to je tako pc cent, da
"a DO imela lahko vsaka baraba
- in tako bodo priSli AUTOMOBILE
ma PISA kajti kar imajo barabe
to Sc vendar ne spodobi imeti
ljudjem, katere je Bog ustvaril
IL boljSega blata. Socialist hoce-
jo tudi z~viSanje place. To pa ne
gre, ker Sc ma Ia nacin ruinira
"biznis Vedno je bilo tako, da
so eni delali, eni pa vzivali; - lie
pogleJte trote cebelnjaku, De
lavec MAJ della; nlapec mai ostane
hlapec in "kida' gnoj. meSetarii|
maj m~eSetarijo it'd. it'd. Sozializem
nj zanic. ker socialist So poroGa-|
10 "a grmom. Socialism Sc ne mo-
re uresniciti, ker je TO proti nara
vi. Socialism nj zanic, ker DO dial
otrokom presto Solo. To pa ne gre,
ker Sc ie bait, da hi bill notem vsi
liudle enako ''kuntni''. To jel
protinaravna. Socialism nj zanic,
ker BIO incl skupne kuhinje in Sc
DO lahko vsakdo najedel do site
ga. To pa ne gre, ker potem bodo|
eni veliko wee pojedli, kakor pa
drugi in to ne bo wee socialistiG-
no ...'
To so metode "a protisocialisticno
agitacijo "zegnanih' gospodov|
pri Amer. Slovencu''. Resne nj
so. ker M pridejo IL ust resnih lju-
dl: ampak znak duSevne agonijel
so, ker goSpodje vedO. da Sc njih
korumpirana ladja licemerstva in
duSevne teme p%otaplja. Predno je|
lzbruhnila francoska revolucija.
SO nekako ma tax nacin preganja-
Ii svoje muhe razni plemenitaSi in
zaiedaci, katerih vredni bratci
so uredniki "A. S" in koneGno so
Sc tiste muhe spremenile V tragi-
komediio, ko so Sli zidani gospo.
die pod giliotinO. Narod je dobil
k%oneGno tudi svoje muhe 80.
"A. s" lahko zbija svoje mu-
he, kolikor Sc mu poljubi; a cas-
DO prisel, ko DO tudi tisto delav-
stvo, k%aterega ina Sc "a seboj,
.spoznalo tie muhe - in bo dobilo
morda tudi svoie muhe -. PaziteI
Dr..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
Juzna Cikaga, 2O.-7. 10

pOpelje me drugam.
Drag "PrOletarec!"
Zadnjic SEN YAM pisal boil pc
"iblansko". To pa cato. da ne
boste mislili, da znam samo emo
"spraho." Znam Jill wee, tako da
ie Sc Kraniski Janez z vsemi svo-
jimi ''Sprahami", kar Sc Jill je
naucil v 10 soil, proti meni -
prava figa! Toliko, da Sc razume-
mo.
Danes sem 10 mainline VEN,
zakaj - JUNO Cikago in bill
sem strmite! - ma svetem pix
niku. Bill ie svet in bozji, ker so
ma istem bandali sveti in bozji
ljudie, katere ina pod klobukom
"foter Krasovc. Vraga - takih
"cajtov" pa Sc ne! Sc danes Sc
YES V strahu drzim "a moSnjicek
- par centov Sc zmiraj imam -
da mi ga kdo ne vzame in ne
natakne ma "Spancir stok' ali
"vokin silk.
Bio ie takole. Primahal sem
jo po Streki llnojis Central in INA
Sci sem Sc Lehrajd gro, katerega
ie bug oca" ustvaril "a vse, a
kunStni ljudje so ga zafencali in
gor zapisali: AdmiSn 25c.
Sur Majk - posegel sem V Yep
in placal. Lep piles res in gostje
so bill zelo lepi - jake pobozni I!
Nekatere .ie postal sam sveti Flo
rjan, ~iztresel Jill je IL svoje XII
bic Zabavai Sc, Jaka, zaba-
val! Kegljisce! Tam pokaio "a
praize. Hau dujudu! Kaj imatef
Kaksne dobitke? Sur! ImaS
partnarjaf" Kaj? Partnarja "a
prajzi ia zvlhko sam vinam.
KakSni so dobitkif 5 ali 10 tolar-
ievi "No-o-o-o! Kdo zlodja DO
"a cerku aulku stran metau. Ciga-
no dObiS, pa je!" - KakSne pa
so cigareH A - takSne? Tenk ju !
Skebskih cigar JAZZ ne maram.
noseri! "Kai hos ongavu" -
odreze Sc soldat sv. Florjana -
"pri a !ie samo bara junior,
drugega nicl"
Ne hos, Jaka! In pustil sem Jim
kegelne in skebske cigare. Ia.
bava .ie bila res imenitna. Maj
lepsa tocka programa .je bila
"fajf end ten spat mare" To je
cisto move sorte marc, XII ga .ie
iznaSel sam "oce" KraSovc. Pre-
prican sem, da ga DO dial patenti-
rati. Najprej je marcala banda,
"a MO "oGe" KraSovc. KraSovc
in "a MIN pa celia Greda.
"Foter" ie drzal palico visoko V
luft in ma isti .ie incl nataknjene
tri "finfarje". Clani Grede trc-
jake, 8aiGa&F&e--A. -aa4aati~ sx.
FlorJana pa vsak pc en- ''finfar"
ali "cenar' visoko ma palicah in
ma sabljah. Jeser! Prave "finfa-
RE" in %cenarje" so nosili natak-
Meme ma palicah in sabljah Sa-
prmentl zdaj sc pa naglej para
de. Jaka. Gledal sem in gledal, ce
sc pokaze kie - tudi on-Krani-
ski Cic s svojim loncem, pa ga
nj bio. Kaka skoda! Kajti bill je
PRIOR "a afne studirat! - Kon-
emo zaviie parada do bare. fadr
krasovc prvi pomoli svoje "fin-
farje" pocez in "a MIN so frcali
ostali 'pildki' kot metulji; vines
Je pa rjovelo in tulilo prav 20 bo-
zie, kakor ie navada med poboz.
mimi ljudmi. Hozana! - Res i.
menitno so Sc postavili tam v luz.
nj Cikagi. Use v slave bozjo
"Fajf end ten spat marc" v sla.
vo bozjo! Finfarii in cenarji ma
palicah in sabljah " slave boz.
jol Duhovi alkohola v slave bo.
zjo! Tuljenje V slave bozjo! In
nazadnje lep, krscanski tepez ma
plesiscu tudi v slave bozjo. Zivi.
10! Gud bay Leksajd Gro
Nevr igen!
Preklemanska rec, Jaka, ma ia.
Ike piknike pa ne wee! To je cd
sile. Clovek bi cd samega smehs
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
POTOvANJE v STARE DOMOvTNo

Nasa parobrodna poslOvnica je najveeia
Zapadu IN ina vse najboljse oceansks
Grte (%linije). Sifkarte prodajamo no
kompaniiskih cenah.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-04
A CORNER IN CONGRESS.
Points Political and Personal and Som
Light on Legislation.

Douglass A. Seeley, a. twelve-ye
Washington boy, has been appointed by
Senator Works of California as !, pag,
in the United States Senate. He is said
10 be the youngest of the Senate pages
The boy, an orphan, who contributes q
the support of an aged grandmother, az.
traeted the attention OF the senator, who
promptly found place for him.
CoBferees on the Senate and House
immigration bills are Senators Ladge,
Dillingham; and Smith. and Representa-
tives Burnett, SABBATH and Gardner.
Congressman Gardner Of Massa.
has written letter to Chairman
Underwood of the Ways and Means
Committee, protesting against the linn.
il Of time set upon hearings on the tariff
bills. Mr.. Gardner asked for four hours
On the boot and shoe schedule and re-
,eived only half an hour.
Senator Gallinger Of New Hampshire
was a witness yesterday before the
House committee on the District Of
Columbia. He. az chairman OF the cor
committee of the Senate. is
lften referred to az "the mayor Of
Chiefly incident TO his
testimony was a severe castigation Of
Lieutenant Colonel W. '. Tudson. United
states Army engineer. one Of the three
who administer District
4 Columbia affairs. senator Gallinrer
eclared that Colonel Judson was a mar
met.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-04
Facts and Fiction
Experiences of Barre Citizens Are Easily
Proven to be Facts.

The most superficial investigation will
prove that the following statement from
resident of Barre is true. Read il
and compare evidence from Barre people
with testimony OF strangers living so
far away you cannot investigate the
facts of the case. Many more citizens
of Barre endorse Doan's Kidney Pills.
II. J. Ennis, barber, IL South Main
street, Barre, Vt, says: Sometime ago
used Doail's Kidney Pills and they
proved to me that what | had often
read about them in the papers was true.
When | began to have trouble with my
kidneys, got Doan's Kidney Pills right
away, as members of my family had re-
ceived great benefit from them | had
sharp pains across the small of my back.
used Doan's Kidney Pills and the pain
was driven away. / have had no trou
bic since. Ii is pleasure for me to-
recommend such AN excellent remedy as
Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-04

ing course in physical culture. Sh,
expected to stop in Albany, n. Y, t.
visit her brother. Jesse.
Mrs Frank Simpson Of st. Johnsbury
Mrs. John Rowland of Portland, Me.
err Junction, sisters of the late Murdc
Graham, We're in town Tuesday to at.
tend his funeral.
Fourteen members of the needlecraft
club went to Groton pond Thursday
where they were the guests Of Mrs
Joe Raymond.
Mrs. Ernest Taisey gave a party to
the members of her Sunday school class
Wednesday evening. which the young
people enjoyed very much.
Miss Margaret Chalmers returned to
! her studies at Barre high school Thurs
day.
Mrs. Richard Dennis was called to
Laconia. n. f., on Tuesday by the i'll
health of her daughter, Miss Grace Dem
mis-.
Mrs. NJ j. Mead returned to her home
! at Dorchester, Mass, ON Thursday. She
was accompanied as far as Wells River
by her sister, Mrs. Crissie Whtehill,
whom she has been visiting for several
weeks.
J. w. Titcomb, fish and game COM
missioner. was in town on Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Lamphere of Wells
River, is visiting the family Of her I'M
Gle, b. A. Webber.
Caledonia lodge. knights Of Pythas,
and Laurel Temple, Pythian Sisters,
held Joint installation of officers
\ 'agl, sIax~
a number of invited guests present Aft
er the work refreshments were served
and merry time was enjoyed by the
large number present.
Officers elected by Caledonia lodge,
knights of Pythias, for the ensuing
year are: w. w. Pillsbury, c. c.:
r. f. Pillsbury, V. c.; Warren Car
penter, M. of W.; G. Fl. Knox, prelate;
w. r. Carbee, NJ. at A.; Robert Hos
mer, X. of. X. and S.. c. H. Hendry. |,
NJ of F., G. Fl. Pillsbury, NJ. of r.; |
B s. Eastman, trustee for three years. |
DIR. G, B. Hatch of Newbury was in
town Thursday to visit Fred Parker, !
whose condition has recently grown
much worse.
Mrs. Jack Jones was called to
st. Johnsbury Thursday afternoon by |
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. G. W.
Whitehill.
At the regular meeting Of Laurel
Temple, No. 4, Pythian Sisters, Tuesday
evening, the following officers were cleo
ted: NJ. f. c.. Lillian Page; Z. s.,
Kate Whitebill; E. j.. Martha eoffrin;
W., Myrtle Laoare; NJ. OF c., Marion
smith; NJ. of. f. Lillian Carbee; r. of I
f., Carrie Chalmers; G. of o. T., Lora
Hatch; p c., yaletta Darling; trus-
zee, Flora Hendry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-04
GROTON.
Chamberlain-Hea Wedding Took Placc
Wednesday.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. I
January ], occurred the marriage o
their daughter, Lydia NJ, to Harry b
Chamberlain of East Ryegate. The cere
mony was performed ut 2 o'clock by
Rev. p. A. Smith of Bradford. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Jane Heath, and Dan Murray acted as
best man. Ida Mae Davidson, the four
years old niece Of the bride, was flow.
cr girl, carrying pink and white carna.
tions. Miss Carrie I.eet played the
wedding march. After lunch was served
Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain left for their
home at East Ryegate. The many
friends of the young couple extend con-
gratulations and good wishes for hap
py married life.
Dan Murray is i'll with the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Farrow of Peach
am visited relatives here several days
this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Crown, Mrs. J. H. Oar
ling, Mrs. Henry Goodwin, Mrs. Fred
Hatch and Mrs. B. A. Webber were at
st. Johnsbury Wednesday and Thurs
day, as witnesses on the divorce suit
of Mrs. Crown.
Mrs. +. ID. McCrillis, who has been ill
for some weeks, has not been as well
for several days.
Mrs. Eben Dodge and two daughters
Of Plainfeld have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Mills this week.
Miss Helen Smith left Tuesday for
Chicago, where she is to take train
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-04
That Bad Cold
Vapor Treatment Surely Does Clean Out
That Stuffed Up Head.

Don't try to break up cold with dan
gerous stomach disturbing drugs. Get
directly to the inflamed membrane by
breathing HYOMEI pronounce it High
o-me). Get bottle for so cents at the
Red Cross Pharmacy and try this rapid
and economical treatment that thou
sands are using.
Into bowl of boiling water, pour a
teaspoonful of HYOMEI, cover head and
bowl with a towel, and breathe deep
into the lungs the healing vapor that
arises
Breathe this vapor for five or ten min
utes until the head feels fine and clear.
then 90 to bed and sleep soundly until
morning. No cocaine or opium or harm
full drugs in HYOMET. 1t is made of
Australian eucalyptus and other anti
septics. 1t is guaranteed to end eatarrh,
or money back.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-04
Burlington, VT, Distributors.

are Mrs. O. w. Brockway DIR. II. II. Hay
ward, g. p. Hulburt and Guy Lamson.
Bethany church held its annual meet
ing on Wednesday night and reelected
Il. 7. Salisbury for clerk; +. w. Tewks-
bury for treasurer; +. A. Thomas, re-
ceiver Of offerings; NJ. NJ. Wilson. truss
tee; Il. G. Ham superintendent of Sun
day school; Il. O. Blanchard, deacon:
Mrs. Eugene Wardner, deaconess. f. W.
Tewksbury succeeds his father, the late
A. B. Tewksbury, as deacon, and Mrs.
w. +. Edison, succeeds the late Mrs. A. q.
Osgood as deaconess. A. II. Beedle was
elected choir leader, Miss Edith Mareott,
organist. and A. J. Huse janitor. The
building committee reported that
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WORCESTER.
Coaster Thrown from Traverse and Five.
inch Cash Cut in Leg.

Fred Smith, who has been visiting biz
parents, Rev. and Mrs. G.. S. Smith, ha,
returned to his home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Dodge have gone
to Randolph to visit their daughter, Mrs
+. +. Connor.
Mr.. jackson is moving to Morrisville
A coasting party on Hampshire hill
came to sudden finish Tuesday night
when Howard Curtis was thrown from
the traverse against a log and cut a FIVE
inch cash in his leg just below the knee.
DIR. Turner dressed it and put in nine
stitches. The cut is doing WELL
Rev. g. S. Smith, our town representa-
tive, will give an oyster supper at the
new town hall Friday evening TO the
voters and their wives.
Ina and Gladys Gray have tonsilitis.
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Charles Crandall of Burlington was en-
gagged in. making plans for the remod-
cling of the old church and also of
building new one. The clerk reported
an addition of 20 members and total
membership Of 200 January !, 1913. All
departments of the church work were re-
ported in favorable condition, and the
work of the Junior Endeavor and boy
scouts was found to be very active.
During the year the cash receipts have
been S2,527 and after all bills were paid,
there is a balance of S2l.26 in the treas
ury.
Charles Granger, who is i'll in bed is
quite comfortable, and it is hoped will
avoid serious illness.
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RANDOLPH.
Churches and Lodges Hold Annual Elec,
ton Of Officers.

Miss Mary Connolly arrived here OF
Thursday night, having been summonc,
by telegram that her brother, William
Connolly, had died from suifocation a
the burning of II hotel in Bowman, n. ID
The remains of Mr.. Connolly have MOI
yet arrived, but are on the way and ex
pected at any time.
Col. Israel Converse chapter. Daugh
tiers OF the American Revolution, met
with Mrs. G. w. Scott on Friday after.
noon, with an average attendance. Sew.
eral guests were present, and at this
time the year book for 1918, was de-
livered to the members.
The officers for the Christian Endeav-
or society of the Federated church were
elected ON Wednesday night, and are
as follows: President, Howard Smithers I;
vice-president, Mrs. Lena Wright; see
rotary, Mrs. Alettha Smith; treasurer,
Miss Grace Howard; prayer meeting
committee, Howard Smithers and as
sistants; lookout committee. Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Emery; mis-
sionary, music and flower committee re-
elected; social committee, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Patch.
The Sunday school district convention
held in the Methodist church on Friday
forenoon and afternoon was not largely
attended on account of the severe rain
fall and the bad travelling. A dinner was
served at the parish house.
Randolph lodge, |. 0. o. r.. elected the
following officers Monday night: Noble
grand. NJ. w. Campbell; grand. G.
G. Clifford; secretary, n c. Buck; treas
urer, A. NJ. Hubbard. The appointed Of
ficers will be announced later, and all
will be installed at some meeting in jan
cary.
The fund for the r. H. S. alumni ath-
letic field amounted to S9630S at the
of 1913, and there is note of
5000 at the bank to be paid on the pur-
chase price. Three hundred ninety-five
have been solicited for a contribution,
and it is hoped that generous response
will be the result Out of 40 classes, so
far, IL have responded.
There will be three days poultry
show held here about the first of Feb
'uary, when several towns will make ex-
iibits. The committee of arrangements
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EAST BARRE.

The w. C. Z. L. will observe red letter
day OF the organization in the reading
room next Saturday at 2:30 p m. Mem
bcrs please take notice OF change Of
date. A cordial invitation is extended
to any who would like to attend the
meeting
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Kills Wife and Sell.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 4.-Because
his wife, who had been in this country
only eight days. did not like America
and declared that she would return to
Italy at once, Carlo Darillo, IS years
old, shot and killed her yesterday and
then committed suicide.
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