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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-10
OBRAS DIVERSAS.

La VoZ de Ia Naturaleza. CO.
lection de hermoSaS hiStO-
rias Y nOvelaS morales. q, 1.25
Manual de agricultural Y ga
MADEIRA. Obra indispensa-
bic para Ia genie de cam
pc. Con grabados. . ~ 1.25
FL Anna de casa. Guia de la
mujer bien educada en-
materia de habitacion, gas
tos, c%ocina, moda, hygiene,
medicinal, etc. ..,, $50
Ell calculator del algodon.
Obra utilisima para SEM
bradores, p~izcadores y ira
fcantes de algodon. . =, 0.75
Met0do complete de solfeo,
0 don Hilari0n Eslaya. -, 90
Primera parte de Es}ava.. 1870
Segunda parte de Eslava. -, go
Cuadernos de cancioneS. -, COS
CuadernOs de adivinanzas. -, COS
Cuadernos de discusses. . -, DO
| Los sueTos explicados, segun
los meioreS Interpreters de
los tiempos Antiques Y mo-
dernos. por ell magico de
Astrakan. Adornada con
laminas. Tn tumo, tela...,, 90
INuevo lenguaje de las flores,
abanico Y piedras precioSas., O.3O
Historic de Bertoldo, Bertol-
tea. -. . . . - OBS
Historic de Bertoldo, Bertol-
dino y C~acaseno. Empasta-
1.5Oo secretos para ell hogan.
Recetas para el tocador,
vest;do, salud, economic,
etc. -. q. . -. ...v U.5U
Ell c~ocinero perfecto. Guia
completa de c~ocina, con
multitud de recetas para
hacer guisados. -. ..., 0.75
| Manual para confeccionar
~pasteleria Y reposteria. In
dispensable en- el hogan, en-
los cafes. etc. . -. ~ CTS
| Libro de discursos para to-
das las circunstancias de Ia
vida, c~onteniendo discursos
para fiestas sociales y pa
tri6ticas. -. ... :..n O.75
Ell Ruisehor Yucateco. Colec-
ci6n de canciones moder-
mas, con un metodo para
tocar la guitarra sin macs
tro. . tomos. -. ...,, 0.75
Juegos de manos O arte de
hacer d~iabluras. -. ..., 0.35
Secretos de la naturaleza.
Obra que por 81 important
cia no debe faitar en- los
h~ogares.. =. . =. E. ~ 0.9O
Manual de fotografia. Util
para ~fotografos Y ALTOONA
dos. 81. =. . .. -. -, OTIS
Manual de carpinteria de ia
Her.. -. -. ...u I.UJ
La Medicina Casera. Trata-
mientos sencillos para toda
clase De academies y en-
fermedades.. E. . -. .., 0.6(
e. Ibro de las madres. Obra
de gran utilidad para las
madres de familia.. e.. -, O.5C
Novisimo arte de tocar Ia
guitarra sin necesidad de
maestro. =. :. .. -. ..u O.5(
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-10
CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

La Gran Magia Supreme. 5 0.5O
Enchiridiones, Grimorios Y
Pent5culos.. . =. =. -, O.4O
La Gran Varita Adivinado-
ra V FL Viejo Druida de
las Piramides. . -. -. ~ OBS
e. Dragon Rojo o FL Arte de
Mandar a los Espfritus. ~ 0.25
Manual de Magia Blanca. -, OBS
Manual de Magia Roja. . - 0.25
Manual de Magia Negra. -, 0.25
La Magia Egipcia. ~Interesan-
te estudio sobre Ocultis-
mo-. . -. e. ...,, O.75
ClavicuIa del Rey Salom6n..y OBS
FL poder del pensamiento. Su
dominic V sur %cultura. Obra
para estudiar Ia fuerza del
penSamiento. -. 49,. ...y 100
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-10

NOVELAS DIVERSAS.
Il N5r+ir del G6lgota. Her
mosa obra basada en- la VI
do del Redentor del Nun
40. I'm tomo grande, muy M
bien empestado. 49,. 80 y Ok
La Dana de las Camellas..'" o'-'
Los Maridos Infames' Z TO- q sO
nos. -. =.
Fl Periouillo Sarmiento. Fa- ~
mosa novela meXicana....n wv
FL ,Jorobado. Novela de mu- ~
cha sensation. Wv
los Siete Pecados Capitales. -
> tomos gTandes.. -" Leu
Memorials de un revoluclona-
RIO Obra que pinta en- to-
dos sus horrores Ia nrahla q ~
ruSa... -"
Carmen. Historic de un CO.
l&zon, Hl7i-''' 1850, O.85
Hi Itor5a" de- Robinson Cru
soc, Libro que provoca
siempre intensas emocio-
mes, poroue hechiza y Sc
5,ce la maravillosa histo-
ria del infeliz Robinson.
Nadie debe de privarse de
su maravilloSa lectura.- M
Edici6n de lujo.. -. . ~ Z.VV
Los Ultimos Dias de PomPe-
va. Una de las obras mas
irt~eresantes Y conmovedo-
ras de la epoca romano,
cuvas cOStumbreS DESCRIBE
Embellishments. . =" Z.oV
Gil Bias de Santlllana. ODra
clasica ensalzada por trata-
distas inteligentes. EdlcIon
Fl Zarco. Hermosa novela
mexicana, que pinta Ia vi
ia de n de los mas IA
mosos bandidos que hubo
en- Morelos, en- Ia epoca de
Juarez. Edicion de lujo..v La
Don Quijote de IA Mancha.
La obra maestro de Ia L.
teratura espanola. EdlcIon ~
Los Dramas del Adulterio.
Conmovedora narration de
Carolina Invernizio. ? to-
Los Amores Malditos. Obra
de Ia misma autora. , to-
FL Amor de los Amores. No
vela sentimental. i to-
e. INF Inferno de los CeIos. i
romos empastados en- tela., 3.25
Il Nuier Adultera. Obra
que ha conmovido honda
mente a todaS aquellas
personals que han r]eCOrrido
sus bellisimas pdginas. 1
tomos empastados en- tela.,, 3.2i
Ell Condo de Montecristo, con
81 continuation: La ManO
del Muerto." 3 tomos
grandes, con ilustraciones., 2.2i
Oscar ' Amanda. Conmove-
dora novela amorosa. , to-
mos. ... -. $50. 1872 IL;
La Hija del Cardinal. . - o.;
Los Tres Mosqueteros, con
su continuation: "Veinte
Amos Despu6s" Y Gel Viz
condo de Bragelonne.'....v 2.I'
Expiaci6n o el Martirio de
una Madre.. O.. -. . ..u O.5l
Genoveva de Brabante ~ O.2;
Pablo Y Virginia. ~ O.5'
Amor Sublime. Hermosa no.
vela meXicana. ~ O.f'
Los Misterios de la Inquisi- >.
ci6n... -. go" ~;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
INCREASED MILEAGE
RATES UPHELD
Interstate Commerce Commission Makes
Important Ruling Relative TO the
Eastern Railroad Lines.

Washington, ID. C., Oct Formal an.
nouncement was made by the interstate
commerce commission late yesterday that
il had declined to suspend tariffs Di
railroads operating in eastern trunk line
territory providing for an Increase in
the charge for mileage passenger books
from two cents 10 two and one-quarter
cents a mile, effective Oct l. Protests
against the increase has been filed by
many organizations and individuals.
The commission, however, suspended
tariffs filed BY the New York Central
lines, under which mileage books sold
prior 10 Oct, ] on basis az two cents
a mile would not be honoFed for trans.
pOrtation after that date
The suspended tariffs provided that
the unused portions OF the books would
be redeemed BY the selling lines at tho
purchase price. The commission viewed
these tariffs as = violation of contract
and therefore suspended them until jan.
% 1919 pending an investigation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
GERMAN DESTROYER
SANK IN HARBOR
Japanese Lose One Mine Sweeper and
Have Another Damaged-1here is
Little Change in the Western Scene
of Great Warfare.

Slight by the wings of the allied armies were
in an official in the French office this afternoon Al
the same time the general situation described as unchanged
e have nevertheless says the statement made progress on
the left to the north Somme and the right the southern
Woevre district This brief announcement IN Paris aord the
only light from official thrown the great struggle IN
northern France to-day.
Fighting East has begun in earnest with an attack
by wars the land positions OF the japanese VINO
are besiegng Using furherance of their campaign against
Kiao Chow China An official statement from Toxic says Jap
anese siege guns sunk German torpedo boat destroyer and
Japanese mine sweeper sunk off the harbor
Toxic Oct 80 ma engagement has been opened
by German wars which cannonaded Japanese positions near
Using leased territory in China Two officers were
killed. A German aeroplane assisted the warships.
The japanese Office announced that the artillery duel at
Using Tau torpedo boat destroyer sank in
the habor Wednesday The reports that the vessel
sunk by Japanese siege guns.
1t was officially late this afternoon that Japanese
mine sweeper Kao Chow blown and sunk Three
killed wounded Another japanese mine
damaged and person killed and six injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
Arrested FOR s1s.eaz THEFT.
Young Chauffeur Accused Of Robbiug His
Employer.
Yours truly.
Signedl p q Williams.
Rank Commissioner.

Boston oct , The story III too.
trusting employer 81 = sudden yieIdm1
70 = great temptation and of twinge.
81 conscience that impclled restitution
vas revealed yesterday Il the arrest o'
Louis Xegs 4 Young chauffeur formerly
employed bl aged Mrs William puy
oi Everett Hc i hcid on a charge 81
having stolen sl6G91 in bin. from Ml-.
Pray Just one month ago.
FoI month unknown o. the Everett
police officials Zcga has been sought ~
private dfteetiycs summoned ~ Mr..
PRAY Whon she discovered that the mon
IS shc and hcr chauffeur had counted.
and which she claims be- ran away with.
uas missing only when her sleuths ran
on the chaufrur'- trad as b. Wss
beaded ~ thc PRAY home to make what
restitution hf could dii the Everett p1-
lirs 81 any frkiiuc ~ the aHsir
a star uf wufe than a fortnight
NcW Aork where he hnd spent part 7f
llr raoueF En- buyHg car. ard bum
dre1s more iu ia7 rtes that Bad far
l-u hut ittlr u thfm. ror 'rfr8
ia.t seek rffr IS anr hssk Il u1sicu.
rrtew - uskirc rirar breast of t
to W1- rray iut uas detere8 fran
5nv 60 Hat W tear af tha eonseauerce-.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01

made az Barbados and there the Turk.
in the crew received news that their
country was warning on England. They
refused TO work after the ship got under
way again. according to Captain Stew.
art. One night the master frustrated
an attempt 10 murder himself and hi,
family and seize the ship. he said, and
he locked has wife and children in the
cabin and made for the nearest port.
Charleston. :. G. There the immipra
tion authorities would not let him land
the bclligcrents. Captain Stewart te-.
tifcd, 20 he placed the ringleaders in
chains under guard OF a Charleston pc-
lice detective who accompanied the ship
10 this port
A. the alleged mutiny was not com
mittcd within the three mile neutra M :
limit three Turks araigned yesterday
were ordered kept IN court prison un-
~ the case should b. brought 90 the al.
tention Of the British consul here.
The penalty for conviction of mutiny
under the British naval law Is death. ac-
cording 20 Captain Stewart.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
PLAINTIFF WITHDREW CASE.
When 1t Was Found That Damages
Could Not BE Recovered.

Rutland. Oct. / The trial OF the
ease OF the Rutland Automobile and Ma.
chine company Of this city ", the town
Of Fair Haven 20 recover $500 damages
TO motor car because OF an alleged
faulty approach TO = culvert. which was
begun Tuesday afternoon in Rutland
court, came 10 sudden end yesterday,
the plaintiff withdrawing the case be-
cause the testimony Unexpectedly de-
Neloped the fact that their chauffeur was
driving on the occasion one OF their cars
which carried a dealers license instead
OF an automobile licensed for hire This
means that he was on the highway un-
lawfully and therefore could not collect
damages
II WAS explained that Buell. T.. Has
call, the chauffeur took one OF several
cars from the garage. on being sent to
carry passenger % Far Haven. not
noticing that he had one which was
licensed for demonstration purposes
The Vermont law specifies that an auto.
mobile carrying a dealers license only
cannot ~ used for livery work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
Against Alleged Violators of
the Liquor Law in Barre
and Vicinity
WHOLESALE SERVICE
WAS MADE TO-DAY
Respondents Will Be Asked
to Plead iii County
Court

Barre and Montpelier ofncers secured
the city to-day in rounding up a large
number OF persons against whom infor-
nations have been filed by States Attor-
ney J. Ward Carver for alleged viola
tions Of the liquor law. From the office
OF County Clerk L. c. Moody capia ses
were issued for 2s alleged offenders
Sheriff Frank II, Tracy and Deputy
Sheriff Henry Lawson OF Montpelier
Chiet Sinclair, Deputy Sheriff II. j. Slav-
ton, Officers Harry Gamble and John w,
Dineen. Constable George L. Morris and
Probation Officer Charles Smith were
given the warrants to distribute. Dur.
ing the forenoon many arrests were
made and the respondents were taken
to Montpelier where bail arrangements
We're in progress at county court.
Not in two years has there been such
determined effort TO round up persons
suspected Of illegal selling and keeping
intoxicating liquor With three excen
tions all Of the iniormations we're filei
against people living here in the city.
The other alleged liolators are from
Waterbury. Barre Town and Woodbury..
The state authorities anticipated little
difficulty ~ the matter OF arranging bal
IN the various cases With satisfactory
bail once furnished. the respondents wern
to be released, subject to the call Of tha
court. Practically every respondent will
be asked 10 plead before the present
term OF Washington county court. al
though the criminal calendar il still sew
erai days away.
Up 10 early afternoon Is of the wa.
rants had been served, as follows: Mrs.
Ermegio Campagnari, residing in ,hr
A. Tomasi block, Marcclina Acebo nj
River street prcmetilio Esteran Of
Quarry street, Eleanor Saia of Bugbee
avenue, Teresa Frattlni OF Cottage
street, Teresa Canonica Of Ossola place,
{ arlo Gambaldi Of Shurtlef place. 10.
seph Cihrian Of River street. Mrs e.
Cibrian Of River street Angelo Thorn.
ssin Of Webster avenue. Mrs. Angelo
Thomasiui OF Webster avenue. Mrs. An.
tonia Alonzo Of River street Eduardo
Alonzo Of River street Felisano Ranron
of River street Mrs Torey Gandro Of
Granite street, Hoz Gandro Of Granite
street Anna Concha of West street,
Lena rosi Of Smith street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
WAR OPERATIONS
PUT UNDER WAY
IN THE FAR EAST

after the end of the war. This order is
based principally on the tremendously
improved condition of the country since
the emperor issued the edict prohibiting
traffic in this liquor.
Visitors arriving from southern Rus
sia say that the country is hardly reeog-
nizable Pea ants who, before the war,
had fallen into hopeless Incidence and
depravity, already have emerged into
self-respecting citizens.
These people now save 55 per cent. of
their earnings, which formerly was spent
for drink, and they have increased their
earning capacity through sobriety. This
startling regeneration OF the peassntry
is, in the opinion of the Russian authori-
ties, likely to have an important effect
on the social and economic conditions of
all Russia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
PRICE OF FOOD GOES
UP IN AUSTRIA
Corn Is Double Normal Price and Going
Up at Rate Of Three Cents
Per Dsy.

London. 80 a. m oct The food
question Is a grave one IN Austria. Ac.
cording 70 dispatches to The Daily Mail
from Cliiasso. Switzerland the Austrian
emperor has issued an edict empowering
the government n take an necessary
measures t. alleviate the situation The
price of corn i double that of norma
and is increasing three per ceHt daily
German and Austrian dealers. travelling
fn neutral countries THE dispatch savs.
are trying to buy corn and announcing
II the same time that i Is intended for
other countries Italy has demanded
fullest guarantees that corn purchased
in that country shall not 90 g. Austria.
Roumsnia'- embargo On the expectation
III corn has also caused Consideration -
Russia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
TWO MILD CASES
OF Infantile Paralysis Are Reported in
ST. Adams

IT. Albaus. oct The rooms IN the
scadcmv occupied by the first and ffth
grades aud the kindergarten we're closed
Yesterday for fumigation there bring a
tase 81 niautiie paralysis. Arthur. tbc
seven vesr-old -on 0i MI and Mr-.
Ioscph Iartia. af Bishop street. j. suf-
lprinr from the disease in p mild form.
TIE child uas pupil - TIE frst efade.
hlt had not beer IN school fra week
During Tire week past be has hepn under
a doctors care and has been Isolated -
'he uemlers Of To-. school board think
q unnecessary - clo-r THE school Al
laok- ard articles handled b. tbe Lar
tia child have bcrn burned
Another ease 81 itfsntile naralrsis has
taeu reported the tpo-ana -0Yip-ta n
rear-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Goodlue of Walnut street. The
case Is D nild one
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
CONSTABLE VICTIM
OF RUTLAND THUGS
Herbert Wetherby of Dandy Robbed of
SIS After They Had Kindly Consented
to Be His Guide in the City.

Rutland, Oct. constable Herbert
footpads in the Rutland railroad ward
last night and relieved of his purse con
tanning about five dollars. The con.
stable made no struggle as he thought
he would get off better by simply lyise
still and letting them go through me, "
as he explained to officers at police head
quarters later in the evening.
To the uncritical eye it would seem
as if the Dandy constable got all of that
which was coming to him, as it was. A
bruise on top of his head, numerous
scratches on his face, and all these
wounds filled with truck s.RveI these
trials and tribulations would appear TO
be about enough for one good man and
true in single evening. To say moth
ing OF the loss of S. in good currency in
these days of high living But the ir-
reVelrent hold-up men had showed a lit
tie mercy, for they spared Mr.. Wether-
by's handouts.
The constable appeared at the police
station about o'clock last night, with
a tale of being taken in tow by urbane
strangers on the railroad platform, who
volunteered to show him TO the house of
a friend living in the southern part of
the city. They took him through the
railroad yard, and at a point which be
was subsequently unable to identify
they struck him from behind with some.
thing feeling like lead-pipe, he went
down for the count. and the aforesaid
urbane and obliging strangers went
through his clothes. relieving him of the
purse with the perfectly good money.
Mr.. Netherby lay quiet for FIVE min
utes after the robbers had fled in
direction. then he reported the
matter 10 the police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
GERMANS CLAIM
ALLIES REPULSED
Also Assert That Their Attack Is Pro-
crossing Steadily, Though Slowly
in France.

London. 1880 a. m, oct. IAN Off
cial statement. issued from German
headquarters, dated yesterday, Is given
in a dispatch to Reuters Telegram com
pany from Berlin. via. Amsterdam. u
saws: Hostile forces advancing 20 the
north and south Of a French town Is
miles northeast Of Amiens were re-
pulsed by the front battle line With
out news in Argonne. Our attack i pro-
crossing steadily. though slowly, and at
the outer forts on the Meuse line with
out change.
Yesterday the enemy advanced IN Al
SAGE and Lorraine, but the attacks were
energetically repulsed- The eastern
theatre is without news
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
GIRLS, THINLY CLAD.
SILVER IN SCHOOL
supt. Peaslee Closes English School at
Lynn, Mass, Till Girls Put on
More Clothing.

Lynn. Mass, Oct The English
high school has been closed because. ac.
cording 70 Superintendent Of schools
Peaslee. "the girls came 20 school half
dressed. and requiring them 10 remain
in school would b. conducive 10 severe
colds" The superintendent added that
il high school girls would drrss a. they
should. instead Of following foolish fash
ions, i would not b. necessary 70 close
the buildings in cold weather.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
CARRIES OUT THREAT.
Secretary McAdoo Withdraws s3,oOo,ooo
Intended for Crop Moving.

Washington, D G., Oct. l. Following
up his warning 10 National banks
against boarding money, Secretary Nc
Adoo yesterday ordered withdrawn S3,
100000 of the government funds deposit
cd in the agricultural centers to aid in
crop moving The money will be re-
deposited Mr.. McAdoo announced, in
banks which will 'employ them in the
movement Of crops and for the benefit Of
the business situation"
The banks from which the deposits are
withdraw were not mentioned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
DEMOCRATS VOTED
TO TAX AUTOMOBILES
Proposed Assessment Would Be IS Cents
Horsepower on Owners and 81
Horsepower on Each Car
Said


Washington, D. e., oct. The Demo
Gratis Of the senate subcommittee on
finance voted TO-DAY 10 substitute for
the tax of two cents a gallon on gasoline
in the war revenue bill tax on auto
mobile owners OF 25 cents per horse
power and on automobile sales 81 per
horsepower. Thus the owners OF 4 30
horsepower machine would paw an an
nusl tax OF $50 and the manufacturer
selling such machine would paw $50
The committee estimates this would
bring in sl6000O0O annually.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
DEPUTY SHERIFF SLAIN
While Attempting to Arrest Man. at
Minerville, N. Y.

Glens Pals. y. y. Oct I.-Deputv
Sheriff William James vas fatally
stabbed through the heart Yesterday in
Minervile. Essex county while attempt
ing 10 arrest Tony Gugac foreigner.
Gugac boarded with a fellow country
man named BanoUEki and u is alleged
that his attentions 70 Banowski's Wifs
Jed to fight hetseen the two men
James went 90 the house 10 place Gueac
Under arrest. but Gucac resisted anil
stabbed the officer. infieting q wound
Whicb caused death three hours latrr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
ALLEeED MuTINY RELATED
By Turks Who Had Heard Turkey De
clared War on Great Britain.

New York. Oct. IA tale Of alleged
mutiny on the high seas BY Turks who
Rad heard that Turkey had declared war
on Great Britain was told in the 1omb-
court yesterday hy Captain Stewart af
the British tramp steamer Isle q Null.
which arrived here Tuesday
This vessel left South American ports
about three weeks ago stop vas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
MRS sEAToN ACQUITTED.
Was Charged With Murdsrinr Her
Husband

Hsakcusark. y J. oct IA iurv
late Yesterday acquitted Mrs Aiies 4.
Seaton. arru=ed q murderinr her tus.
bard. Frederitk r. Seston. a. Hetor.
q 81 gas sh0t % death Is their home r.
Bor1ta. ~ J. On August l3
On tia stand in her 0a-n defense Tuos-
dsF Mrs Staton testified that priar 20
tha Hsath af hsr husband - Forced her
q. tssarnf iHt1Eirzffa Her frnfnzeI
RI sum rnE 81 yesterday reitrrate1 the
contention - tbr ssfense that Srafnn
aonrffted suie5de
The Iury dthberated sbgut one hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
WOMAN ORDAINED AS MINISTER
Miss Mabel r Winch Had Been Mis-
sionary Worker.

Fast Arlington. Oct. D. Mics Mabel r.
Winch. Tor severn years = missionary
worker under the Vermont Domestic
Missionary society was ordained last
evening az the OlNet Congregation
church in this village
Miss Winch is forty wears old and has
been located in this place Tor four years.
She Is great granddaughter Of the Rev.
Russell Catlin, the second rector OF 81.
James Episcopal church Of Arlington,
who located there in the year l7q2
tlergymen assisting in the program
we're The Rev. DR. Charles N. Merrill
Of ST. Johnsbury. the Rev DR. isaac B
Jennings Of old Bennington, the Rev O.
!. Mills Of Bennington and the Rev.
James G. Clark of North bennington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
OFFER TO RELINQUISH
CONTROL IN VERMONT
Vermont Baptists Leave Choice in the
Matter to Vermont Academy as Re-
suit OF Action at Brattleboro
Convention.

Brattleboro, Oct. THE Baptist state
convention closed last night AT the an.
nual meeting Of the board OF trustees.
ex-Gov. W W Stickney Of Ludlow was
reelected president and Rev. DIR. W. A.
Dawson OF Burlington superintendent,
Appropriations OF sl7,5oo were made for
the aid OF churches and salaries Of Off.
GERS.
A resolution was adopted offering 70
withdraw any real or apparent denomi.
national control over Vermont academy
at Saxtons Rivers, il the institution De.
sires.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
ANTWERP FORTS
SUFFER LITTLE
Although German Cannon Continued q
Heavy Bombardment All
Dsv.

London. 2.l2 .. m, oct Ian official
communication. issued at Antwerp. saws
that. according 10 q dispatch 70 the
Reuters Telegraph company. the German
artillery during the day continued
its bombardmcnt Of the first line
If forts on the south. Our works sui
fered little and We are still in a condi-
tion to make effective resistance The
German bombardment produced no re-
suits commensurate with its violence.