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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-28
NOTICE or DELINQUENT ASSESS
MENf AND sALE-o E sFock.


Honolulu Taxi Company. Limited,
corporation organized and existing IN.
der and by virtue Of the laws Of the
Territory OF Hawaii, whose principal
place Of business is IN Honolulu, City
and Comfy Of Honolulu, Territory OF
Hawaii.
Notice is hereby given that there Is
delinquent upon the following describ.
ed stock Of the corporation, on account
Of assessment levied on the 18th day
OF January, 1914. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respec.
live shareholders, as follows
No. Of No. Of
Name. Certificate. Shares. Amt.
r f. Matsuda 3 1850 pfd $137.50
r. 4. Mafsuda. .sa 5Dc0m. 1850
III Terakawa. IS 1850 pfd. 237 SO
Nj Terakawa. ia 50com. 1850
i. Murakami. 400 pfd 10000
I. MurakaIai IA 50com. 1850
And n accordance with the law and
Resolution Of the Board Of Directors
Of said corporation. made on the %
day Of October. 1914, so many shares
Of each parcel of stock as may be ne
eessafy win be sold at public auction
at the office of JAS F. Morgan Co.,
Ltd, 125 Merchant street, Honolulu
aforesaid, on the It'll day Of NoveH.
Der, A. D. 1914, 1t the hour Of II
O'clock noon, to pay DELINQUENT assess.
ment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
GEORGE $. IKEDA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

ben mo Die 0mpfdugcr BON iiidbt Der.
oienten 9lieicngebdltern miiroen ei.
Iigit perihminoen miiiicn menn 10.
men Der peroiente Sirid nm ocn 0als
an imbcqucm icin iolltc. Der sen beis
icren QiitteltIaiie angeb0riae Gng.
l0noer lit BON 9tatur aus gutuliit6ig,
gaitIrei inO Uertraucnsmiir0ig Sci.
ne mongeIbaite @ilouna ino 9eiau.
gen6et aber ioiuic DER GinihtB ocr
i6n lmacbenocn &er9dltuiiie mahru
ibn imiahig, Die mooerucn @eltbe.
oiirfnifc al crioiieu lno 81 6euribei.
len mo NIT Der acilii1cn imo piribt
ihaitlidcn 3man9s6crridait uno Dem
Firotcnunuelen icincr peruorienen
ino iel5iiiiidtigen SrrciiI6rer oIi
@rieasiiB 3u treieu. @innol III ser
oiiriie eS Dem 410nir
ibmcr wcroen iih aaS ser gIicbe 0cs
6Giers 5u crbebcn oas ion ncr5c5rt
baf, un0 ods miro lein. uenN be
noribe engliibe @ihc, oic icin gleit
aetragep in 6Ianimen ouiaebcn
Ipirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
Olnuht
Gatarrb
Der
%uftrDbrem,
Saltcm
omrAorins
aenocm
Regem
amegefett

perr oeorse si 0oueIns Nr 80 on
l3l &irdBe, Nclpsaluri 9(agl Iilrriui
pEa meu @eic6dii mid Srital tinen
0roBcn Sbeil mcincr 3cli ION {rcieu 81
pctpriu8elb uetnc ldl nii BON plttlidleln
Jlegen DnrdndBt bon dllferlicr N6lie
ourcboran0cn uno balb eriauuie id. BEN
cl on elnem luBItliNeu AHinA uDn Ga
inrrB Der SuitrDbrcn liii
y6d9 pcrlncbie Yilnier uno Nlebl3lt
ober nldls isbieu mir 3H 5cileu bis To
feriill nnhnl
y&iele Iemc Nle0i3in bali mir ioiQflt
inlo trieb icoe 4pir ocr Nraubeit dus
nno baAlc NETS 2ptem aHi, bis idj mln
Iraftiger iiiblic ais felt 3abreu
~9Senn mmef ld icbl oon llnnfiiel
ausgclcpi NOR niadlen mldl cIniae 4oleu
uIcoer agluuD. Rcrpna jii ei1 locdits
Sdnisnltiel aeaen alie sIrien Don gSct
ter.
9s ili oies Elm ippn1er 8gll bon gnIt.
robrens0aiarrh, Der 2BinieI rHo Sons
mer porgerrldlt Rerina NJ Elm nnets
i1nuies Normulmiiiel.
Eieieulaen, beueu llilige DieDi3lu so
pioer ~ tSmca iets kernpa tablsiisn
lanlen
lClu8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

9o6 ME iIt ole @eIt 10 6etrogen,
10 ,bercutert~ moroen pie IN Oielenl
g9eltfrieg BON Gnglouo aus. @os
5ranfrei9 glnno 1870 geIeiitet Bat,
oos lieit iid6 6eute mie cine ergoBlide
llnter6oltung; uno aHA tuas sgaris
6eute 1ronfrei6 poriebt fIin8t
..omiiiant~ nhnrmant~ uno aernoe,
5u 6arnlos t6eilweis Dor5iiglih,
iiber p6ontoiiepoa perolihen nit
ser nii6teruen 9lieoertrodt oes eng.
liihcn 9lenter. Sir Die Barrier Dor.
Itealma Die ans @ouoeoiae erin-
nert, mr. Elm 9eiipiel, oas pie ein
Sher3 llitiger 9lditer Iicb gibt Ser
oQlotin" meloet:
gei Der @ieoerbeiebiina BON 9loli.
teuil.2e 9auooidn fonoen Die ein-
oringenoen 5ron5oicn in eineni @ou.
ie, ais iie itorfem SloAelgerdulcb
nadgingel total betrrnfene boori-
id)e S,1ger nuhtbar ihnarheuO, Ger
Cberitleutaout 1otte iid unier ben
ToB6o6n geleat. Der @ein tropite
6eitan0ig in ieinen ofieueu @1uno.
Grob Sdiitteln 9}iitteln mo aneifen
cruohte fciner; iie ianoen iid crit
uieoer ais @eiangene allt Dem gsege
,,oh so Tourniue
Bon iol6en @eihidteu winmcIn
iett oie Eoriicr 9ldtier Solde I'M.
iduloiQ.folitc, bunoruoac Soritel
hina fe6lt Scr engliihen @relie lie
lit ueaei6t nod in Der bel9ilden
Y6roieoloaie 3u finoen, Die nod om
Gage BON eiiiiids 6oQ iid 10 borel
IieB.
Phi ewig miro es 9iitiihS Rn6m
ieiu Die crlicn Soroeu ouige6olten
5it 6obcn. gIn ieineu Wlouern Bat lic5
oic erlte g9oac oebrohen. IS lit Oa.
BON nit 9ht beipribt Uorocn: iei1
SHnud lit oorm Inn 10 iAoner
Ger 9urpur poBt 81 ieiner tragiihen
SHonbeit, @enn man es iragen
f0nnte, miiroe es ontnorten: Dlein
@etpdno NOR niht rot6 aemIg. Sebt
iie. Die Siaoi, ariacribtet 9roB, nit
i6ren cntihloiienen @eiidt nit ID
rem 1Sieeqrouacn ln51blige 8eere
6erausioroerfo. Sbr Yluno 5ndt
frompiboft Sie rlit: Wlon fonimt
niht ourh N1on miro niht ourdt
fomrnenl Gas III oie er6obenc 1ol.
tng Sportos bon ferresl Nlon
tontmt niht ourd Tas iiebcrnoe
europa ridtct ben 9Iid auf iie, BON
ser gon3en eroe ihoaen Ruie Der
9ewuuocruua. Su oieiem troaiibeu
9luaenblid be6erriAt iie Ole @elt
id6n milo, oniaeriAtct IN Ru5meS.
6oIiung gic Gbrenleaion flonnt
nlli ibrer feuhenoen 9rllit. lie bat
ibr eiuos mcbr Glrpur gegebcn
Ios inn tomild]e l6illhnnoel
aaer 0ie cilgllHe Ielilii9c Ii idlIcd.
tcroinas genetu anmi mar cill
oeuiider Seeoiiijier in cngliihc
arielsaeiauqoni6oit atrai6en oa be.
bauplcte oic acIammte aon0onef
ir'iir qr baDa nalrr 0cu Iuid mie.
oerbolter 1robm9cn Dab cr erihoi.
fen piiroe, Die oeutihen Stellungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
pic @cIhaae.

0as felt 9lusbrl1 Oes ariegeS
nimmer roltcnOe 9eiue6en Der Sem
oe Geiltidlanos, nit Siilie oes &cli-
ter.9ureaus uuo DER 9laeurc Sopas
oic aoitse @elt III elm 9teB BON Siigeu
iiber Deutidlono uno ieine adurpic
81 ipanncn, moht @rnit SddD in Der
Siilfe sum @eaenitano con SetraH-
timaen, oie. penn lie oih Nlandcs
ent6altcn, mas ibon geia9t moroen
it, ood intereiiont genug lino, INN
bier mieocraegeben 81 meroen.
,.gloh nie lit Die @elt 10 6elogen
worOcn", idreibt er, uipie in oieiem
arieee, nod nie in ioldem Dab uno
Stpl nod nie in iolher @inbeitllH'
felt lno Gr6Grmlihfeit. @r0Ber uno
miangrcider ais jc 1T Bic @eltmeite
oieies @oltcrfrieaes; uuO aud oie
poor G0lter sic nod nidt ielblt pom
6euer Der @rnnaten ocruiitet wcr-
oen taubcu icbon in oen gei6brli6eu
Sullt Der lie unnebcInocn @eltliigc.
Ntit Dem &ouipfplab Der 2iige iino
allb lbre Dlittel oemohlen i'm 3eit.
otter Der Sednif uno oes Gerfebrs;
oos perltedte aobel in Der WleercS-
tlele imo DER lnii6tbarc 6lInfe in
Suttmcite iino oie ncuen Giener nit
MInoeseilc llno lper lie be5erridt
uno beiebligt. miBbrauht mo nib
leItet5 lit Die g9cltmodt elmer Sniel
M N6ean ielbit imerreidbor iiir Die
glnoeren. ober BON bort pcriiigeno
llber oac glnoercn. 0ie N}i1iaroe
8olo, Die Gn9lono in icinem gSelt-
tabelmonopol ongele9t bat ilt 3u ci-
ner Wiauer Qclporocn beOro6liNer
ais bic MaHt ciner glrmec llno ocr
gSillc, Der oie @cltliige oiird bic
&anoer iagt lno in Die Sinc peitidt
lit scr 6oBeriiiatc g9ile 5ur Gcrnl1'
ting Gcutihlonos, sur 3eritorlnQ
oes @lmi6ens an oie oeutide 9lrt.
Tieicr Wilc eriicorigt iclbit Die bis
beri9cn ,@cntlemcn" Der cn9lilhen
Diplomatic 3u iormliden 66llhcrn
uno ciiancrn Die orauBeu IN oen
@roBitdoicu ocr Melt an i5re Dot
ihaitspiorte unO Goniilatstbilrc nit
@ilien mo @illen perlogene Gepe'
iben oocr 9cialIbte Grtrnbldtter an
belten lniien. User cinnol Die apo
foIpptiihen Heiter oiclcs @clttrieaes
ieben lIn0 Oaritcllen miro. Der miro
in ole &iiionen aQcr bis1eriaen Iib-
ter ilno Giinitlcr cine neue @eItalt
einiiigen miiiien: ocn eugliiden
nHcuter" ser Ncltliiae, ienes engli'
ibe Qcpeihenbureou, 0os bon Son.
oon ans ole oiicntlide Nleinung Der
@clt leitet uno miBbraaht gsir
Geutidbe iGubcrn iebi uiicrc 5prahc
bon inmotbigcn mo iinnloiei 1rcmo
moricru mir iraicn iuugeichrt icpt
Elm linnpolles imo iebr notbI9c9
6remomort iibcrne6mcn ino gebraii.
den 10 mic chit 9lopo nno Eram
10 ieet .9leuter~ ais cine stegerua1
oellen. po5u Die einiaAe @e3elauan1.
pon Silge uno &crleumoun1 niht
alsrei&i,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

2 an 6ronti8co. Gola i7. Cft.
Qra6tloier 0irnit 8wiidcu 0cm
@aipai sIr6ipcI iui0 gan 8rouciaco
muroe bon Der Wlarconi So ou 80.
september fertig aeitellt inoclu @rd.
lioent Sgillcu mo @ouperncir @inl.
Dam Nepeicben oiIsimtidtcn. Gs bc.
ltebt bier nod ainc auoere @ciea.
iaait pno Der 9lrhipel iit mit 0cm
Sranspocific-&obeIiuiicm per60noen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

Seattfc, @ai1. "a cttober.
Ger am 0onueriina 96eno bier BON
1dicu am 9erinaSmeer etlaelaiiicue
Calupier u&ictoria4 Bat uNaemiiu5,
tes @olo im @ertbe bon ciner balbgn
9Pillion Collars bon glome, glaslo,
Hitgebradt iowie aun ole glpaut.
aoroe oes berbiilidcn @roous as
ylomc Die iid) aus l20 8aIia1iereu
3nlanuucnlebte lluter oen Eaiiaoic.
rem beiauo iih q Wl aRcGonuen uou
eos gnaclcs Der mlt Dem 4oIariohs
rer Steiansion ais Seiretdr mo l2e.
teorolo0e oesielbeu nod oen Roroeu
aogeaangen mar 9lcGouneQ gnq
tur5 Dor Dem @eridluinoen ocs go.
laridiiis uaorlut1 bei 9omt @or.
rom plit 5teiansion an 2ano nlo be-
Tauo iidl nidt aiti Der raarluf ais
oieie hn 'EolareiS Iheiierte 9lohoem
er NIT Stciansiou 5itlih uah 9ollin.
lon Folnt gcgangcn mar. no ole
3peig-Folarcrpcoition inter Gr 9lu.
oerion ibr 1aiptquarticr aiiiaeidlo.
Gen 6aitc, tebrte 0lc0onuea Oio
gQint Barron nah Nome 5liriid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

9o heitc.r yA-9. III Clto6er
Ger 46 Salres.Gonpeit Scr .gleu
glort State Botnan Suiiraae gIiio.
eiation~ bat iib aeliern 0ittaa 0er-
tnat na1oem er cine BON 6rau Gar.
re Gbapman Gatt cinaebradte 9lcIo.
luton allgenommeu baiie iuoriu
Rraiioeut @ilion auioeforoert miro.
olle ibm 5lt @ebote ite6enocn O2iitcl
an6npenoen iun einen 9aiienitill-
ltano 3mildjen oen in europa I'M
arieg begriiienen 1Pddten berbei3ii-
iii6ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
QlnslanOer IN Rn6c oelaiIcn.

@flliS0ille, Sa., IL. Oft
@eiiern berridte bier 9lube, imeroh.
ict oeS 9laiieu5uiommeniioBes, ser
am Ionnerita9 georobi bate, ais Die
on Dlontag ourh 9crgleutc eetoote
ten 5lpei Nlann becroiat muroen. Gie
gcrglelIte pcroen bclitc fpicoer All oie
gIrbeit 9e6en @eneral.9loiutant Cid-
Jon luurOe geiiern bier ermortet, Inn
init oen bieliaen 9e6oroen iibcr oic
BUR MISUNDERSTANDING Der Ru6c no.
tbigen SAritte 81 beratben. Wlapor
Seremia6 1T per Selep1on ourd Son.
pernelr Ilmne ueriidnoiat luorocn,
oaB Die 2lnaabe, es weroe Stnatsmi.
lis BON Garbonoolc 6ier6cr ocian0i
wcroen iuIbegriin0et iei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

glbnnurntcn, bic ben ,,9euildcn Gurre.
lp0noeHtcu" nldli piniilif cher nnreael.
manIa erbalten, Iinb eebeten, Der Office
oupun per EclcpbDn Dbsr Ihrlltlidl Dit
ihcilnna 81 modiru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

&dilc sur Ncile in'e gluslanb bcIur4i
6. Blaine, VT. 4i3, Chs9niitmure. Cir.
uabc 0uitum 1uuir QIbe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

The Republican voters OF the town of
Bafre are hereby notified that a caucus
will be held Thursday, August p, 1914,
at 1880 p. m, at the, East Barre Opera
house, in said town of Barre, for the
transaction of the following business;
Article /. To elect two delegates and
two alternates to the Republican state
convention. to be held at Montpelier
September Q. 1914, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for
United States senator.
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary of state.
State treasurer.
Auditor of accounts.
Attorney general.
And for the transaction of such other
business as may come before said con
vention.
Article 2 To elect two delegates and
two alternates 10 attend the Republican
district convention. To be held at White
River junction September 3 1914. at
p. M. for the purpose OF nominating a
candidate for member of Congress for
the second congressional district Of Yer
mont, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come before said
convention.
Article 3. also to elect six delegates
and sin slternates 10 the county eonven-
ton 20 be held in Montpelier Sept. y,
1914. for the purpose OF placing in nomi-
nation candidates for the various county
Offices.
Article T. To transact snv other
business which may properly come be-
fore said caucus.
Dated II Barre. Vermont, this ed day
Of August. 1914
Per order
REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE.
-Advt. 1854
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
RANDOLPH

Elmer Woodwork of East Braintree
was arrested here on Saturday for in
toxication and on Monday morning was
tried before f. F. Briggs and fined S5l4,
which he promptly paid.
Miss Cora Osgood is passing her va
ca ton from her work in New Hampshire
at her home here.
Mrs. George Prince, Miss Evelyn Den
ney and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of Albany,
N. ". came from Mascoma lake on
Monday. where they have been in camp
for week and are now at the home OF
Mrs. Prince for few days.
Miss Florence Howard who went to
Buhl, Idaho, about one year ago, re-
turned home on Sunday morning, and
viii remain for the present with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs S. w. Howard.
Wayne Clafin, youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. !. Clafin, left on Monday
night for Pullman, state OF Washington,
where he will enter the state university
for course of study. He will make a
few stops with friends and arrive there
in time to begin work about the middle
Oh NtPGAhpei'
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Eldredge and son,
Edward Eldredge, are now at their home
on the Highlands after having been in
camp for several weeks at Highgate
Springs.
Miss Oris McAllister who came from
Waitsfeld last Tuesday, returned on
Monday to her home, having passed the
time with her friends here.
Miss Grace Hayes, who came from
Wilbraham. Mass. last week, left Mon
day for Mortified, and from there will
90 to Burlington before returning home.
Mrs Emeline Noyce of Chelsea has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL.
Powers for several days.
Miss Bessie Lewis, a teacher in Win
Mass. has come to pass several
days of her vacation with friends and
relatives here. Her brother, Henry
Lewis, who has also been here for few
days of her vacation here for few
weeks, left Monday for New York City
to resume business.
Mrs. Isabel Church, an aunt of l.. c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
WATERBURY

Mrs. Eta Thompson Ramsdell OF Wa
terbury is visiting relatives in town.
Dexter Parker of Newport is a guest
at Harve McAllister's.
Walter Gaylor is clerkng in G. J,
Greene's store.
Mrs. J. d. Thompson and son, Clayton
Berry, of Norwich, are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Richardson and Miss
| Beth Richardson of Montpelier were in
town last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred H. Jackson OF Bur-
lington were in town last week.
Mrs Martin and granddaughter, Miss
Glenn Mounts, have returned TO their
home in Nebraska
Il. T.. Nell and family spent Sunday
in Highgate.
Miss Lena Belle Henry spent the week
end at her home in Fayston.
Miss Mildred Cove is visiting her
mother at r. j. Browns.
Clarence Bisbee spent the weekend
with her sister. Mrs. Harrison Backus,
in South Duxbury.
Miss Persis Richardson of Warren IS a
guest at G.. w. Wallis.
Mrs. Verne c.. Pierce is visiting in
Richmond.
Mrs. Wesley Tucker is confined to her
bed with illness.
Andrew and Eugene Baird have re-
turned from Barre, where they have
been visiting relatives.
The Home circle will serve supper on
Wednesday at 5;l5 p. m. At 2 o'clock
the ladies viii meet TO tie puff for
the Mcintosh barrel,
Mrs. Thomas Somerville is at w, w
fuckers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mann are the
parents of son weighing seven pounds,
born Wednesday, Aug. 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25

Drew from Lowell, Mass, who has been
his guest for week, left Monday for
her home.
Harry Morton of Hyde Park, Mass,
has Joined his family here for two
weeks stay with his mother, Mrs. R. g.
Morton, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood have come
from camp at Greensboro anr are now
the guests of Mr.. Woods sister, Mrs.
Alonzo Emery, and husband for
couple of days before going to their
home in Newtonville, Mass.
Miss Mary Priest went to Middle
bury to pass week on Monday and
from there she will go to Albany to en-.
ter business college for a course of
study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neville, who since
their return from Montreal, have been
with Mrs A. g. Putnam, left Monday
morning for their home in Concord,
n. H.
Rev. G. f. Crawford has gone to
Ciaremont Junction to pass the week at
the camp meeting where he has charge
OF the boys camp, or portion of the
same.
Mrs Homer White, after passing ten
DAYS in Enosburg Falls with her sis.
ter, who came on from the west, ar
rived home on Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Hammond of Northamp-
ton, Mass, came Monday to visit her
aunt. Mrs. r. j. Kimball.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabe
Temple was held from the home of her
son, G. H. Temple, on Monday and in
torment was in the Randolph Center.
cemetery, in the family lot. Mrs. Ernest
Sargent of Woodsville, n H., and Mrs.
Guy Loudon of Burlington, nieces of
Madam Temple, were among those who
were here from out of town to attend
the services.
d. B. Cassidy moved his household
goods from his late home Monday and
Thursday he expects to ship them to st.
Johnsbury. where he and Mrs. Cassidy
will go soon, expecting to make that a
permanent home.
DIR. and Mrs. c. j. Rumrill and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Palmer, who have been
at Lake Slinapee for week, returned
home Saturday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
ADAMANT

Miss Lila Dawson is visiting her par
cnts for few weeks.
Fred Horr OF Cabot has moved to
town. His wife is to teach the fall
term of school here.
w. S. Smith and wife are visiting in
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs yern Wheeler were in
town recently, calling on Richard Dayi-
son and family.
Mr.. Swift, who has been visiting Addie
Parker, has returned to his home in
bradford.
Allie McLoud and mother have been
camping at Sabin pond for a week but
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Cora King and Mrs Campbell
were in Painfield Sunday, the guests of
Glenn Spencer and family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
French Remedy for
Stomach Troubles

The leading doctors of France have
for years used prescription of vege-
table oils for chronic stomach trouble
and constipation that acts like a charm.
One dose win convince you. Severe
cases of years standing are often great
Iy benefited within "a hours. So many
people are getting surprising results that
we feel all persons suffering from con.
stipation lower bowel liver and stom.
ach troubles should try Mayr's Wonder
full stomach Remedy. 1t is now sold
here by "Russell's,7 The Red Cross Phar-
macy.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
WORCESTER
Walter Wade in Serious Condition with
Infantile Paralysis.

Walter Wade was stricken with in
fantile paralysis the last Of the week.
His condition is considered very critical.
He has wife and three small children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
EAST CABOT

Mrs. w, r. Rowland and daughter
Esther returned Friday to their home in
Cabot, after few days stay at Robert
Bars.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Read went Satur-
day to Charles Paige's at Montpelier
Sunday, Mr. Paige took them to Ran
dolph in his auto to visit at Henry
Pages.
Mrs. Carrie Houghton and sons. Bert
and Harry, Of Cabot are guests at S. E.
Houghton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oryis Hale of st. Johns
bury, who have been guests at Robert
Bars for few days, went Saturday
to William McNaughton's at Danyille.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25

The funeral Of Harry Wheeler. who
was killed by falling on a pitchfork
while running from angry hornets
whose nest he had accidentally dis
turbed, was held yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Utton visited his
brother in Barre over Sunday.
The Loyalty Bible class has been
camping at Curtis pond.
Mrs. c. y. Curtis and children returned
Thursday from Huntington. where she
had been visiting her parents.
Mrs. II. C. Dodge and Mrs. Henry
King were at Curtis pond recently visit
ing the campers.
Frank Doying and family attended
the family reunion At Woodbury. last
week.
The cradle roll mothers Of the M. Z.
church viii meet for social with Mrs.
John Morley Tuesday.
Ernest Gray has bought the Charles
Coolow place 81 the corner and win move
there soon
Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Harris rame up
from Montpelier with their suto Thurs
dsv and took Mrs.. Harris mother Mrs.
William Ctton, haek with them for o
visit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
SOUTH CABOT.
Lightning Struck Dwelling Of Warren
Swain, Doing Much Damage.

During the thunder shower which Wis
tied 3his place last Friday evening. the
dwelling house Of Warren swain was
struck by lightning. running the tele-
phone breaking out a number Of win
dows. throwing pictures from the wall,
cutting OF water pipes and doing con.
siderable damage 10 still ether parts Of
the property.
Guv Adams 81 Waterbury has = gang
Of men putting IN a state road on the
main line in this place.
Ella Putnam has finished work At
Marshield and returned home.
Mr. sud Mrs Edwin Durham and
three children If Woieott were visitors
at ~. o. ~outhViek's q fen DAYS Last
ueek
e. y. Piumiey VISITED Sic brother n
- Johnsbuu suu1zxs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
CABOT CAUCUS

A Republican ~sg-as for 80 election
Of deleeatcs 20 the state and district
conventions viii BE- held in the town hall
THURSDAY. Avg =. AZ : 2. ~
T. ". BURBANk-
II. "a. CARPENTER.
p q. GOULD.
". o. S0UTHWlCk.
- Republican Committee.
- lzSlzs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
GRANITEvILLE.

Misses Jemima Morrison and Ella
Earle left yesterday for Schenectady,
n. y, where they will enter the Ellis
hospital training school for nurses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
GRANITEvILLE.

Meeting of branch No. u, Q. w. J. Y.
of \. A.. win be held in Socialist hall
on Wednesday evening, Aug. 20, at 1880
o'clock Important business. All mem
hers be present. Fer order secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
wEBSIERvILLE.

William NJ. Donahue of Websterville
has purchased of Mrs. J.. J.. Taplin her
large tenement house in Barre Town.
Mr. Donahue intends TO utilize il for a
home
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-18
MORE TROUBLE IN A GARDEN
Old Gentleman Went Too Far in He i%543fr. an5 Demonstration
 Proved lis Undoing.

Al elderly gentleman walking through h.s garden one day stopped before fig tree on which were two figs just rtpening His favorites were figs. and summer often came and went without the fruit coming to ma turity.
 Shortly after, he met hIs gardener. who, assuring him the figs were quite ripe, was requested to send them to the summer house. where his master was about to rest
 Picking the figs, the gardener sent his little boy of seven with the basket. On the way the little fellow stopped and. removing the leaves, gazed upon the tempting fruit
 The attraction was too great: he ate one. Covering the other with the leaves, he proceeded upon his errand.
 On being asked if the gardener had not sent two figs, the boy, after mo- ment's silence, answered: T ate one
 You ate one? How" exclaimed the old gentleman angrily. "llow did you come to do that?"
 Dropping his eyes to the basket. Il took it like this," said the child, taking the remaining fig, and l ate it like 'his.'
 And, suiting the action to the word he consumed the second fig before the astonished eyes of the old gentleman