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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-06
PLAINFIELD

MIR. ana MIS- beTIelle JJdHe anu S'iiiN
have returned to their home in Bos-
ton.
Miss Elsie Cate OF North Montpelier
spent Friday with her grandmother, Mrs
| Viola Bemis.
Raymond Lupine Of Boston Is spending
few weeks with his parents, hr. ana
Mrs, Louis Lupine
Stanley Foss is spending the week
at Groton pond.
George Webb and party from raw
tucket, r. l., spent part OF last week
at the Bancroft Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. C. Cutting and Miss
Lora Knapp spent Sunday at eretoh
pond,
Mrs. M. Goslant Of Lanesbore was in
town Friday.
MIR. ana Mrs. Medose Pelky are visit
ing relatives in Champlain, NJ u
MIR. and Mrs. Simeon Dwinell went
tn pittsferd Thursday TO visit their son,
Fred who Is there for treatment.
George McMasters of Montpelier was
In town Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stowe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Paris went to North Hat
lev. p. O., Sunday in Burt Potter's auto
mobile.
Orlando Knapp is In camp at Nelson
pond with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Butter
field.
Miss Ethel Huntoon is spending a
| few days In town.
Mrs. Frank Marsh Of East Calais was
in town Saturday, visiting relatives.
Clark Hill of Weathersfeld is visit
ing his brother, John Hill.
Ralph Forbush and friend of Paw
tucket, X. l., are spending few days
in town with +. j Bancroft.
Mrs. Perrin b. Fisk of Fnlrlee spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in town with
friends.
| Earl Bartlett and family, Mrs. Ray
Bartlett and Miss Doris Knapp are in
camp at Groton pond.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pollock OF Worces-
ter, Mass. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Perrin.
Dean Corliss of Danville was in town
Tuesday on business.
Misses Cora and Elsie Curtis have re-
turned to their home in Barnet, after
spending week at Edgewater with
Miss Maude Flood.
Mrs. Irene NJ. Ball of Stuart, Fla
Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. 0. II. Smith
Mrs Myrtle Bemis and daughter, Zenith
and Miss Lottie Loveland OF Marshfield
spent Thursday at Edgewater as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Flood
RAYMOND Goodwin OF Lyndonville
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Knapp.
Mrs. Flora Batchelder and son, Les
ter, Of Barre spent Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Batchelder
Edward Carpenter and son. William
of Fairfax visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Knapp Monday and Tuesday.
Misses Mira and Minnie Dodge re-
turned from Groton Monday, where theS
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs George
| Mills.
Mrs. Fred Curtis has returned from a
two weeks visit in Tilton, y. II.
Mrs. f. NJ. Rideout was in Barre Fri
day to attend the funeral Of her niece
Mrs. Julia Harris.
An automobile party of twenty-five
people spent Sunday at Lake Willough.
BY. Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. +. F. Leavitt, Mr., and Mrs. 7. b
Stratton of Montpelier, Miss Ethel Be.
mis-, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Martin and
son. Mrs. Walter Wells and Jesse Gard,
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Coburn and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Water
man of Barre. Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Town
send and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cree
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Fifeld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-06
wEBSTERvILLE.

A square dance will be held in the
at Granites Thursday
evening. Aug. &. Dancing from 70 j.
Admission. Sc. ladies. free.
Remember the dance az the East Barie
orrra house hall on Friday, Aug. Z.
usnciuc from until 2 Bruce's Mill
tsrv hard orchestra viii furnish music
Dance 10 suit all. Everybody come and
have . good time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-06
EAST BARRE.

Remember the dance at the East Barre
opera house hall on Friday, Aug. I,
Dancing from until 2 Bruces Mill
tarv band orchestra will furnish music
Dances to suit all. Everybody come and
have a good time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-06
GRANITEvILLE

Regular meeting Of tfranIteville local
Of TIE Socialist party Friday evening a.
O'Clock Important business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-06
GRANITEvILLE.

A square dance viii b held in the
gymnasium At GrsnitevIlle Thursds =
evening. Aug. s. Dancing from 5 to Il.
Admission. ssc. ladies free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-06
WAITSFIELD

Miss Mary Hsgan and Miss Sweeney
of Barre are guests at Walter Morisrty's
Hiram S. Stoddard had the misfortune
on Sunday to lose his pocket book, con-
tanning a good sum of money, somewhere
between the homes of Merle l.. Martin
and Folsom's.
Mrs. Warren J. Palmer and Miss Hazel
Palmer spent Wednesday in Warren.
Wesley W. Tucker and son, Edmund
Tucker spent "wednesday in Montpelier
Mrs. James Taylor has returned from
Montpelier and Waterbury.
4. s. ,Ioslin. Miss Ruth Joslin, Ward
Joslin and Miss Mabel Joslin are spend
ing several days in st. Adams and the
northern part Of the state, making the
trip in Mr.. Joslin's car.
Mrs. j. 4. Berry is visiting relatives
in st. Johnsbury and East Calais.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Joslin of Boston
are spending their vacation with rela'
tives IN town.
The Nature club has appointed the
following committee for the next meet
ing: Specimen. Ruth Jones, Dorothy FL
lis. Marion Jones Beatrice Redstone
prorram. Mrs. b. ID. Bisbee, Mrs. Caro-
line Todd.
Walter +. Jones and NJ. Il. Jones have
purchased the meadow on the river road,
formerly owned by H. y. Bushnell, and
are terrifying the water front with
trees.
Master Homer LaMorder is visiting
relatives in Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs Kernie Brown, who have
ben at Dorrie Kneeland's the past year
have removed 10 the Ralph house in
Warren.
Miss Alice Folsom Of Waterbury Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. r. X. Meal
lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lamb Of Warren
are at Dorric kneeland's.
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PLAY MARSHALL
wesleyan College rootbau Team -
SATURDAY AftsTnoor Siash

wv kHANNpN. Vs. Va oct
y ~ afttipne are nov completed for ft.
.is Hfne With MHrHh1Il rulleha fo0ff..u
lrim mere saturday. October 10 ny.
riarinn Geld itself has been fenced -
Ifpm ne other 20 that n0 ono aefr IL
r loWed ~ the playing neld durirr ~.
.tnf inc game WiN ha banded L.
He- We game with The rnfIara y
~ .NlN N.af mere VIII Do mn
.FrINen arIff sold There are rfal.f.
H feltn af fhc home rrldlrnn arf LID
l9ta nf room fur tho parking III aufr.
Ihe rulnnrrmfuf expects fha fs-e.rf
ffnNd That NaH ever affrnda n rnrr. ~
"iieEr Yield 90 witness ths ronfes.
Ihe dgus points that Woaiovan absuts
WIZ easily ue the University was 49,.
~ defeat thr normal BOYS in rnav gsaf-
i'n Aslng most ~ tleir HrconG team me-,
POO WfrirEHn appears f1 He nfr0nr,t
WAN ever before Tor ru carly IN ft.
Hfarln. huf 0n the other hand fbe
,nhf nee haFe been working the Mefba.
.0lr Nfrl tni. urcf and erfer1I ~
rifr. arc out of ihc game 0n account
~ injuries.
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held in the loss II smith. Deal may
hll The place. but 4 DO not think that ba
can OF the position the way q should
WILL STEWART "Coualdering the
great rom thr Braves have made since
thc htHt 81 July I ann sure they will
y, a"ie o. VIII the worlds honors 30
o. stop them and . believe there b. not
Team in The American League that
can do o. either
d, JOHN McLrRE "a have selected
hoston o. che worlds championship
team staiilnEa has an arrrerafion 81
YOUNG players Of chumuiouHhlp caIibre.
US pitchers viii hr able Co hold the
Athlsucs The Boston team. in my
opinion. comrtfce as we'll as the Phiia-
neIphia club iu every department"
cHAs. @. EpfLfN ~ ann Inclined
to favor Philadelphia However. { bs-
hcvc the series alli be- close and Hosf0n
WI hold The Athlcfl0a closer than dld
New YORK Though the Braves pitchors
-ats such reputation. . think they
VII hnd IhIadeipnlH H harder hitting
'''m ihHn amy she's have yct faced"
PAUL a. NEuEYEH The Brave.
win win because any team that can
reach from The bottom and pull the rag
lgWn in U.s. weeks can't De headed N
~ 81 'si s., s'aee 500 AWAY lets play
deIphia-this De- no ball park"
HAnRY a. pEITERs Manager Pat
trrHun nnd Elm Grove Sail club 90
think Boston viii win che series a. che
eId The National Icanuc peuuaut With
boz yuunr pitchers. nhe VIII BE- able 20
win from fhe Athletic. Smiths injury
may prove disastrous. Iut y believe hfa
place at third Ia we'll nued
CHARLES .COKf. rONNrug ia,
naklng ariecfIou OF the probable eefn-
Dor ~ fhe WORLDS series. . an forced fr
favor tne huHtnn club Tho boston
pitchers are new 90 the Afhlsfica. ana
gonHruuenflV viii be- harder 90 solve
However, 4 believe Philadelphia nff
make "a afrung hid Tor che honofa
O. SMITH a"Thoueh handirsrpef
come what tr fhr f1|t fhaf fhia ls lie
nIat worlds series in which many on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
WHICH TEAM WILL WIN WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND WHY?

DEPUTY CIRCUIT CLERK HARRY
kLAts.-f think that Philadelphia Will
win the series. because OF their steady
consistent playing The injury OF Third
BaHeman smith 81 the Braves has handi-
capped that team GO such an extent that
Tear they will not be able 90 overcome
the Athletics.
MAYOR HARVEY l.. KIRK while
my Hy mpathloH are with Boston set ]
90 not think she has a chance for the
lineup ~ heavy hitters will NOV down
any pitcher, and such the Athletics
have such men a. Baker VIII pc In
the nnlsh. Z feel sorry FOR boston be-
cause ~ the injury OF one OF its maln
players.
ATTORNEY o w. Ct'MMrNs Phil
adelphin viii win thc worlds series be-
cause ~ her stronger team end more
pfactice1 plsycrH To- this contest exc
perienec will count
ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR gro. D.
HkNEkE --Hmlth's loss from the team
i ,... soinE 20 prove di,a.trogs o. the
series zee vas headv player arI rrr
who contributed largely fo H0af1u'a eut-
Gees throughout the season ana hiH abb
scnce viii De- felt
pnpFECuTINg ATTORNEY Do So
AuDl.tMAN g. Philadelphia eNpru.
shrevd Esnsral ans TIE jos I'd rh'rd
hanrman Smith viii contribute. q fear
t1 tne downfall 0f the Braves You will
hate to hand it to HtalInre Tor being
hfflr mann ger and Ia fn hr UOnnuI..
menlel on fno Fhuwinr OF hla fcnm
hut InlndelrniH o. composed 1I mon ~
ghnmrionship calihre ard who win ri1r
thlH series thc HHmr HH au ordinary
game Ny fymnathV A. with Boston end
] would Ike o. eee Der ain. hut g DOME
fnink che naa chance
N.fNlE ROBERTSON. IoraI ulaenar
Pitcher 81 mink that tho Afhfaffrs
Hiu yin ne worlds champion ahIn.
FIRST because they arc ~ rnunu In ee.r.
na tNo Hratrn and Second because. while
Young On years. fhoN are older hrHda ln
fuo hueinrar They have fhr ADVANTAGE
Or having passed through aurh a afrirr
before feel HIru chat tha Graves wIr
Pc greatly welcomed af third htre. one
or tNr most important positions on ths
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TOP Of the National League Will. think
carry them through the series n victor.
EARL "NIPPER" HIGGs in my
opinion the Athletics will win the cham
plonghip 81 the world la the series be-
ginning this afternoon. My reason Tor
picking the American League team to
win r. their superiority in battling and
their wonderful inficld work.
LESTER VERMfLfLON.- while my
sympathica are with the tiravea. 4 think
that Philadelphia outclasscs In hitting
ana are nt least their equals on the
licip. Therefore expect the worlds
champions 20 come out the winner in
the big event.
HARRY SMITH pick the Auie-
Tics GO win tho worlds series oNlne 90
me Tact that the figures show them 10
% superior In batting and the fact that
the} haNc one Of the best defensive
teams IN the business.
FRANK SMITH The worlds series
VIII in MP opinion. 90 in favor o. the
Nthlctics OWING principally o. their
having a. superior batting team aud fhr
iacf that OF their plaYcrs while youur
IN years, are veterans in toe same and
have bad the experience OF former cham
JOHN WEST In my opinion Connie
Macfa team ~ siunrcrr viii Bat QUA "a
victory Tor fhfurafftea when fhrv frrr
me Braves in the coming aarIen Tor fhr
championship of the world.
HNYMoND MADDEN I'm mv opi,.
lnn the Ir4Ee pitchers VIII b. able f1
hold TIE hard hittine Athlotica down ana
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1884
Market St.
Schmulbach
Building.

al The same time their team mates MI,
pennant. " ~'n ths
s.a.iat
JAMES HUNTER-Tn my opip,o, tn
bltching % the Boston trio composcd ~
James Rudolph and Tyler. Will be- abls
20 hold The present champions down
while their team mates mske eno,,,r'
scores 70 take the series
II. II .FOLMAR. ELM oRovr.--1,
tttu.s 70 me that while BOSTON has n
hnod team. that philadelphia with her
-eesnned players. viii take the hir
seree While would like 70 aso fioe-
lon Win, yet do not think she hae /.
the Athletics. %
CAPTAtN HOWARD UAsTrSoa.
VINO ] have not paid much aftsnffor' A.,
lu' teams this year. vet if / trarl 49,
ln1. ! would pick Philadelphia She hss
o-eh ln me game every year for some
umei and she has the same batters ther
she lad then. such mon a. TfaEcr 49,
hns END Mcinnis. would broak the heat
~ moet any pitcher who would line IN
against them.
CHARLES II FAY.aTf 7 vs-, 4, t,..
nE man would certainly back pbff'
~ iihla. The Athletics are noted for
N,,If leam work Macks men have he
lee and WI enter the coufoatr agfff,
laitn AND confidence Boston aft.irrf
Der position boz the Nationst iesg..s
lnI.Neh a phenomenal squirt colnt~a
WITH the fact that with the eVranftGT-
81 view YORK and st L5ais. other Na.
tcontinusd on PaTs sssbfl
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her players have ever participated Bos-
ton. I believe. Will be able TO win the
young pitchers can be counted on TO
give a good account % thcmselvss.'
ROBERT T.. PLUMMER In my
opinion the Athletics by their superior
batting abilities. will win the series.
! think that the Athletics are the best
lot 81 ball tossers that were ever
gathered together under the leadership
60 one man
JOSEPH GREER.--t see no reason
why H0ston Won't win the Worlds ser
ice. realize that she has suffered a
blow iu the loss % smith. but / feel
that the substitute viii be IN the gau'e 10
CHARLES a. EPIu.IN In my opin-
Son Boston iq the best 81 the two. sac
has PLAYED steady BAN and 7 believe
hard hitting Athietics"
HARRY PARADISE -'Phtiadciphia
De- my favorle she has an inneid That
o. almost invincibie and enough hitters
% drive any pitcher craE1 phirnet-
rhla players have che advantage OF har-
Ike nature ana IRE used 20 the strain
FHEp FRAZIER = -noston g. going
90 take the acricH when those bean
eaters start shooting the beans arroaa
the philadelphia battsra vii fade
away"
WAITER wORi.s-"Gt looks 90 me
hke Boston b. going 20 be the winner
although The toss n smith VIII hurt"
SQUIRE n q HoHRs CT am a.
wnVa in favor n the follow that shows
Dc has the stun That n0ston bunch
have played hard and won ana cant
sec what De- roinr to keer them from
fakinG the series"
sERgEkNT " MILLER .-"Bostou
viii not have anv chance when thoHta
bic hittora n The philadelphia team start
rwlnriuF that hat She haa n good tea fl
but n q not strong enough 20 defeat
the Phulies"
LfETTENA 70 BIRCH When
The smoke clears away Philadelphia viii
BE- there With bells ou Boston has lost
r GOOD man when smith went out Of TIRE
gnne and don't think they car re-
place him nov"
GENE MADDEN think fha Nfh1a-
ice vii win on their hittinT ability anf
ne fNuerlrnrf aalnef lu former worfd.s
TrrirH Their fielding VIII also b.
elmcst u nof aitoFethcf equal with that
~ fhs Hraves
an JOHN y ALLEN. II thinh tbaf
Zoe Hn VIII win thr world'a affIra TIE
confidence that has carried them 20 enc
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CFINIsl
FINIS)
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Indianapolis. (; 81. Louis. p
Buffalo. 3. Pittsburgh
Chicago. y. Kansas City. 3
Brooklyn. s. Baltimore, q.
To-day's Games
tFINIS)
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CLEAR AT MlDNIGHT-RAN PREDICTED.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. s-An hour after midn;gbt
the sky was clear and there light breeze from the
northwest Notwithstanding these favorable indications
Tor fair weather the orecaser adhered his prediction
made early in the night threatening rain for the onenn
day OF the big series tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09

Red" Smith. fighting third baseman
OF the Boston Braves. who will not be
able to participate in the worlds Sc
ries games against the Athletics be-
cause of broken leg sustained a few
days ago when sliding into second
base when playing the last game with
Brooklyn.
Smith is 20 years of age. feet 10
inches tall. and LOT pounds in weight.
Bats and throws right-handed. Halls
from Atlanta. Ga. and was sold TO
Boston by Brooklyn this year. in the
belief that he could not hit His stick
work during the past month has been
big factor in the Braves success.
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FEDERALS

At Indianapolis. n 81 T.
L...uiE -...ss. s..sssss..s..
.iAf'iAH s.se.s. fstsssssss.. IL
,, WstHon and Chapman. Kicfcr ana
A. Pittsburgh. u II A.
Buffalo ......... r..
- NN sHes.af sssssss..
hf1np ana Allen Dickson and Roberts.
A. ~, Dhieago' ". IT. o.
ist..- Wy .'s's.s....-.....
ii.nDinR. Adams ana I.fown. f,iarg
and Clemens "
~ i.ai timorei ". r. y
Baltimore ...... az
scaton ar. land. Bailey. ConIcy and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
TEAM STANDING IN
POST SEASON GAMES

ST. LOUIS.
D- Won Lost Pet
ssssssssss-. 1000
Cardinals ......... % 0oo
NeHterday'a Gamea
Game postponed. account rain
CHICAGO.
c,.h Won Lost Pet
49, .,...'.'''..... zoo
N '+....... 800
reSterday's Games.
white soN 3, cubs 2
NEW YORK.
ct.z, Won Lost Pct
=. .ltli - sssssss s-s--. q T0nn
Yankees ........... o 40
Yesterday's Games.
Giants s. Yankees g.
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an JOHN . ALLEN II mink thaf
Voc Tn VIII win thr worlda afrlca THE
confidence that has carried them 90 the
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CrNF MADDEN think che AthIe-
ice VII win on fheir hlttinF ability anf
ne fxporlrnre aalnfi lu former worid's
snrirH Their fielding VIII also b.
almost NOT altogether equal with that
~ fhf HraVfs
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az The same time their team mates win
pennant. ~.
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LfETTENA 70 BIRCH .-s When
ne smoke clears awaV Philadelphia viii
be- there with hollis On Boston has fnaf
r GOOD man when smith vent out o. tire
gnnne and 2 don't think they csn re-
place him nov"
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O. SMITH Though handlrapreH
come What tr fhr fact That fhis ls he
hIat worlds series Boz which many of
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her players have ever participated Bos-
ton. I believe. Will be able 10 win the
title OF worlds champions. Boston's
young pitchers can be counted on TO
give good account % themselves"
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qTRpENNT ~ MILLER .-sposf0n
VII not have auv chance when thorn
bic hittcrs ~ The philadelphia team start
rwlnGiuF that hat She hae good tear
but n o. not strong enough 90 defent
the phfiufs"
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We this
Clothes
clothes for $1,000 have always paid
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HANMpNp MADDEN In mv onir-
.nn the lifaEe pitchers VIII b. able 90
hold the hard hittinE Athletics down ana
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held. in the loss ~ smith. Deal may
hll The place. but DO not think that hs
can OF the position the way u should
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SQUIRE "a a. HOBBS ct am al
wnVa in favor n the follow that shows
Dc has the stun That n0stou bunch
have played hard and won and 7 can't
sec what De- foinr to keep fhem from
taking the series"
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WALTER WORKS. looks to me
aithoush the loss ~ Smith viii nurt 90
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ROBERT T. PLUMMER In my
opinion the Athletics by their superior
batting abilities. viii win the series.
Dot 81 bali toasers that were ever
Eathered together under the leadership
one man
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TOP Of the National League Will. 7 think.
carry them through the series n victor.
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ST. LOUIS.
Won
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-11
SAILORS ARE NOT
KEEN FOR MEDIATION
South Bend Boy at Vera Cruz Writes
of Opinions of Men in
Mexico.

That the mediation now in progress
at Niagara Falls between United States
and representatives Of the Huerta gov
eminent will come to naught is the
belief OF the marines at Vera Cruz.
This sentiment Of the sailors is voiced
in letter received by Thomas Rob
ertS, 107 w. COlfaX av, from his son
Chester, who is on board the L. S. :.
Utah at Vera Cruz. The sailors be-
lieve that the treaty would not last
more than year at the most
The easily susceptible and treach-
erous nature Of the natives is spoken
OF by young Roberts who says that
many OF the MeXicans captured were
willing TO fight for the United States
as long they were given three squares
a day and were paid for their SER
vices.
The letter also says that everything
is quiet and that the new battleship
Texas has just arrived with reinforce
ments and large aerial squad is sta
toned near the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-11

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/ had place in my right side that was
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] got Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
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before taking your remedies. and all is
pleasure and happiness in my home. -
Mrs. JOSIE HAM, r. F. d. !, Box %.
Shamrock, Missouri.
1fyOu wantspecial advice write
Lydia IL. Pinkham Medicine Co..
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn Mass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-11
WILL ARRANGE PLANS
FOR WELFARE WEEK
Committee OF Children's DispenSary
Will Hold Meeting This
Afternoon.

Members Of the committee appoint
ed some time ago by Mrs. Elizabeth
lettering Of the Children's DISPENSE
ry association to make plans for the
Infant Welfare week will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
Chamber of Commerce. George Rob-
ertson is the chairman Of the commit
tee
Thursdays meeting will be for the
purpose Of discussing plans for the
Welfare week. During that week an
effort will be made to raise money to
aid in the upkeep Of the dispensaries
conducted by the association.
Next Tuesday the first clinic will be
held in the portable building at the
Oliver school, the new station estab-
lished by the association. Clinics will
be held at the Oliver school twice each
week, on Tuesday and Friday. These
meetings will be held only during the
summer months the dispenssry on
Division street being the only station
kept open throughout the year.