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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-03

ers from the United States and Canada.
A new feature never before witnessed in
Nermont-an old-fashioned dance, mas
querade ball and buricsque show. given
on. Main street. opposite Taylor park !.
music furnished hy three hands Special
train leaves Barre 739 a. M; Mont
relier. 7s5o a. m; Midldcsex, sos a. m;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-03
DOCTORS WIFE VIEWS BODY.
Mrs. Carman Fails to Recognize the Dead
Woman.

Freeport, \. Y, July 3.-While Mrs,
Edwin Carman was in Hampstead for
the purpose Of viewing the body OF Mrs.
Louise Bailey, the Long Island matron
who was mysteriously shot through the
window in n doctors office, detectives
were at work pumping a cesspool in the
search for the revolver.
Poor woman said the physicians
wife, when she viewed the body. Mrs.
Carmen said she never saw the woman
before. Mrs. Carman last night, in a
statement, said she would explain every
thing concerning the photograph at to-
days inquest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-03

Waterbury. s:2o a. M; due -. Adams
1000 3. M; returning special train
leaves 81. Albans 90 GsO0 q. m-; passed.
gcrs may also return on regular traiu
leaving Il. AIbans a. lOs0o p. M Far,s
for the round trip. Barre. Montpelief
Midldesex. Waterbury. Sl2s See aycis
for further paFticulars.-Adst-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-03
EAST BARRE

There wiz BE- = social dance N school
house han. Washington. Friday evening
July 3: Iauless' orchestra; dance 70 ?
Admission. - cents. ladies free
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-25
Financial Condition, December 81, 10

Bonds and Mortgage Loans on Real Estate.
Railroad and Street Railway Bonds market Vauel
State Bonds Market Vaue)
Municipal Bonds Market Value) ................
Miscellaneous Bonds market Value) ...-........
Real Estate market Value) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bank and Trust Company Stocks market Vaue)
Miscellaneous Stocks market Value) ...........
Loans Collateral ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80.
Loans on Company's Policies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cash in Banks and Trust Companies Interest
Cash in Offices and in Banks not Interest
Interest and Rents Due and Accrued.
Net Unsolicited and Deferred Premiums and premium
TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13

Of inspiration generally introduce thu
historical parsonage incidentally the
shedding on them not direct but reflected light which Their
unreay by dmness and distance This is the
cray m THE Nrgnian with Washington and Franklin, and it
be recalled with distinguished failure
o the opposite method the doddeng
Shakespeare -Four To
Indicate that such Caesar the presents proa
bifies of Caesar antecedent 1G asaEr ~
Confronted with much the problem biographical
works. the Frederick the Greatly and Cromwell Carlyle
parable novelist turned historian wrought by mixture pansanR
and pure dynaton which resulted nsPaona
writing half fact and half intuition The gbe
OF England the greatest work Of fiction of the nineteenth
would DO almost equally applicable Cares
which the impressiOnc whether
potent fascination any which the work
IL would be idle catalogue the failures
have attempted to reereate mighty past list
would be principally preferences any could
compile more to his sasfaeon But proposed
standard for the pausby of such
see the mental qualities which made the persoagef
he eonre TO do this his whatever
permanent interest at4 VA Ns ~ ?. T
conspicuous example Of the the Caesar Of
Mr. shaw Caesar and Cleopatra Under all and
mocking inudenee of the given glimpse
into three of the Rome did
business and the which stature could
put them We know what sort af mind he had wizarry
beyond the welding of most wands but the great shapes
viii seldom rise the except response to the exercise
Of such potent black art. tes XXI e. Esh $500 .aes =.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
/ Why | Attend Church
BY Hon. Claude Weaver, Consressmanifrom Oklahoma

go TO church because find thero that
descrbed resting from human at
respite granted from the secret burdens o dhea
gn aoof IRON the uproa Of hfk il the tumut
e We're suspended there br0oded
because love the that Hear there mighty
inc great organ mingled with temArvelous symphonies
unged Instrument the hunaan voice, untwisting all
20 because delight TO hsa the teachings of the
soul rs dedcated TO G9dWose field wide
universe whose theme Is the destiny N whose
the oaees Fate. Marvellous
God genius
immortal Book and from the miracles az
nature revealed
the powshare Robert
reaches of the star grit skies. ~ tF " M,
to church beeause the rs
and bet the church the polar my pathway the
rayless night, lKIl T. r - ~ " ~"
Il church because not only the pira
but the material Is there that the
that soohe and heal and feet
man like ttg W r, ~ - - y
and die TN' ~ 1880
church teaine of the nbuosonbv a.
Jesus, the incompatible
sophy and religion aan and not god than %
philosophy of that world from n
blessed mankind with Christian mini
thing worth while hear, ,.S-H .s,7 - $50
to church because find
there the dawn and
The hope is basees and the vision
a. dream glorious an beautiful
crushed with the quared world without none sJ
without Eod-eslies Illustrated WeeklyI .HE ~ HNf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
y y y y -,


Hooray for the Surgeon General yelled High Private
from the steps the barber shop De those quarters
he recommendsf We do Just look Indicated
triangular in the top of his
through The fly tapped the ground where
previous, night f ~. &s5s 5000 E3s
THE oher battalion down Cashier say new roofs all
leak and the operator that the buildings
like Taeoban after typhoon Say,
shaes anyhow Maybe they ain exactly paaa in their
appointments but anyhow they saw that
were built big enough right from the start T9tI
THAT great stunt the pulled the concrete
quarters they re going When out there was
seyentytwo men TO troop and they started m that way
when they increased 10 hundred the
strucng uaremaster put Up howl
weren't going to be half big enough Then he
airy colonel and he gets busy Washington
down to eighty TO fit the buildings got straight And an
the other cavalry eoones hoerng change
they have to put their eighty into double drill This
colonel only put that in to make EN- believe that
he had the change made W.. y ri s'77F
notice the quarters eon M down
there They look just like feet of
and don = but what Of them would go good
wind Phe putting the fellows
who are R6ng 10 live in built on the inside
walls they stick the members up out Of the
when they re at home space
" u q H't'3NH -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
By Bouck white.

Lord y6hBle me sOa and Wis, Il p1ny
j wise ,sf V4Wl33 - 49, WI - ''' ''eH ="
dom ssas know how to pray haven't prattsed Il
enough Plain fellow, and would to make beau
u fose that up you from stained glass
hut k tfen told that are
business sdit hke this mine s We ~ -" pSfst
% r7ht 70 be speaking terms with YOU "A year "a
beg Fhe time for fresh get on neghbofy
terms VIII you, the high poweffu
Is the boat lnd Of start think Wv ~ TT'e
when 1t is young is Of gateway IL shuts the
orr and opens path into UNKNOWN where fe.
low tell what will happen ia to have your com.
m the year that is before Not that coward.
j DON want TO make mistakes. III tsrF 49, N
96ufaSe years come and oo ana have y
experelee hatd haven let me walk along
o compaa1 and Just sort Of steer won't mike
z fcphpf Rysef any more Amen. "a y. 80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
AtAviation'S First Decade Passed

Twelve seconds OF hRht by the Wright years ago
lay rpped the surface Of startling saws
the New York Herald of The ripple Il sim
atreInendous
neh fly in every country 4. gEl a# Il9 II rSsSTy
The Reropane has begun important part In warfare
Command Of the definition with ~
aee building several European Mediterranean he
iq the Adrac the English great lakes have
been crossed by daring armen The Atlantic challenge
md aninhtion to the Britain not mue noer
81 the seas. ~ - - 49, ''s'''ee
As yet the science infant though vigorous Fyo
% horse the grown 200 and from tho
right Dpane hitting has with
zen men up From the Wghts first flight twelve
the
ftoehler covering 1900 miles in twenty-four hours w
The problem Of safety long remained the ehaf
aviation advance sport but it's solution seems ~
and With increased stability much pteaef
n the next few years than just ended
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
Great Names in Fiction

~ fptgre has always coqpeted great name there
Ryathe Boston
Piaael its that lures the artist whether awayso re
stn portrayal poems eee.
ng the TRIAL cheans OF the little Greek the newest novel
81 t et war with Lincoln its there initial
parsonage was sts8tE 8 ~ s,s'f't = fe' \
thus the hepn does start with clean slate the reader viii
accept SO much Of the portrait own
and question the rest The artist fettefs
on his Imagination unless he minded
present version Of history and character TO sweet will and
P the laws Of creative work il precisely method which ofenest
the most vivid plausible wo We Bn by epeeatine
liberties and end by prasing the spirited vigorous performance
There asmdde however which, Of the first order
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13

An Indication ohe changing times eyis TO be noted
at the local theaers when they night and
the change Is decidedly for the better There
Tours night u Honolulu was thing y soul chill
dren undeveped except he matter praheng
imitation Of professionally Now the program
up very largely by the boys In Khaki among
sand troops here entrrtain6
majority Of the professionals shame F9fHl
sat m the Bon the other heard
When It's Apple Blossom Time In Aormandie he didn
get the hrst prize he gave the best thing program sing
ing splendid and his modest f
OF this ufn the his accompanied waa also
boy IN urSform who played feenRg andywe playing mofs
Of surprise than his comrades singing left Bjop With
better regard than n
Why shouldn't the soldiers
talent and give Honolulu eneainentf There IL taie.Y
enough and to aud such Is I'VE
would be certain OF patronage and certain pleasing apfAa
ing Ps too the boys would give a$e
ter idea Of what the soldier really is. 81 ~ "a E@
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
Two. Bullseyes.

gigantic newly painted bulseye exhbon az thr
Capitol grounds the old Bungalow Naona Ed
of Hawaii officers have their head0uarters bsey ae
to be painted is of the jokes of the
4 } Z D. . f. ,..-
Here man Tom Sharp said to have his
brush artists Tuesday morning. Bishop faIk aa
paint bulseye the stand will find there shurb gave
strueton dimensions and other details f. ~ A T
man wandered out pot and brush in hand oekgg far
Bishop Park He proceeded to the Capitol grounds found
large movable sealing wall used by the pte
d The painter eyed II for moment and then proceeded
busy When he through with the job busey
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
Radium and Cancer

instead OF enehing themselves allowing the property
Plotted TOT private profit DR. James Douglass New York
Toward Kelly OF Johns Hopkins University have turned
incorporated body greatest ore epo known
70 SCIENCE The deposit Colorado win worked under
the supervision Of the ite Mines and mot ono
cent worth Of the adium obtained win be for SALE p,
That precious substances in the world
as lately been extensively used in
and other malignant Diseases and value curative agent in
many cases has been well established The obtained from the
SGGsdG mines win be devoted e q humanity the
Whether radiun cancer the motive of the
two phlanToPst commands profound respect they
tha mineral deposits were not pacen the earth
but for public n and that sufferers entitled
may be derived from them. s%: + &, -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
A Baffled Scientist

That Yale professor who trying TO ough live 70 be
hundred and 70 show how
~ the reply to his polite scientific inquiry New Jersey
woman who has just celebrated the
dence Journal To what habits
longevity That was what the professor wanted know
Did he commit 70 her hands formidable
moR to the invaluable scientific How foolish ne
exclaimed the Teepent And she added simply responsible
for living 50 long-it 80 long She was TOO
busy getting dinner with the aid of her qeht sister
give further attention the matter hundred wears Of oh
rvatiou she maEfe fails that III this era there must
scientifically dponraba explanation everything that happens
Nothng e to chance or gueswork Yet scientists
appear foolish 70 common mortals II, -"''"'~, N
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
Small AXIS

marshal q the day FOR the Fiosai Parade Sa y
4 CHARLES A. CoTTRffL-They got mo although have moi
been officially informed yet how 1t happened !.
ing quite but think o not running any behind either
GOVERNOR pINKHAMI ind there Is quite some disesnee
between being president of the board Governor o. the
RAY G. sMTH-If some Of my friends had the untotpna,
eenss with booze that have they would quit forever as
HERBERT DUNsH High living, At Notes. Tho s.n.e
9 me getting bad Of sdnt what misery
81 hsTER poYLEparing the past have been get
sEs "a Fss az s q ~ ya SsR' lingo getting
sssnips u ssT Better ps g S
4, ,lS M II what,
out but Honolulu think rather S ysI like z 'Ha year
t 5Ss sa p patents three feet
Know ne 80 pretty busy man these FIRST days Of
DR. John cowEss what started as mere joke about
WIN my Jokes the funny Columns q the swaT
sSs b ssst a h1aeSppsa =.
weather. am Informed he again on the road to re-
cLBRK HENRY sMITH-The noise Of the hammo, ana 80 !,
RGtns N nee furniturefn The Judiciary Building no music 60
~ ,e sr Then again. y prevents hearing the telephone
THOMAS TREADwAY-1 am no lawyer, but am told that
sTss husband sGd wife not legal What
the divorce Iawi go 1-I .sY ' - '"s"'eu
D. H. LEWIS WASH because think n lot Of Name, ps
rotten games timeT won saw s becanse S s
70 mt Manuel $ sensitive feelings m -
GssaSh & ssss. .ss e. ss
paving the expenses princess for several years
but gness Won't have3tp any more. g'C go
ys5 tss ss s A", ss.a.ss ss
community sPa twelve %onS sa % 'oF'''y ana to she
aoilNNY MARTNI sorry that introduced indoor base
when the players finish their terms q detention a.
me tn otper fellows WON'T want TO let them out
with my comrades on ts territorial
preside over such BODY Of tel Mrs sn
VINO were always wiling at duy call public affairs
GOVERNOR O. r. cARTER-The keynote Al the dinner ,vs
OF Honolulu the Japanese the eity was
pnh together As pul together affair was sigma sue,
ssss0ag vas yoang when Sam ohingwoh myself were
rood ola days all right enough We had quite as much fun
MTcJEL GERAeTMos, Assistant Manager. Inon t,;n s,
glad proud 70 Se an American f sns . and although
sessns to- King Constantine popular king we
"a NORTHUMBERLAND fist Of Teddy Roo.eve,. . ....,
Ps SSwS on !? som:sios q Secretary the
is now @ toward 81 the I end q 81 e. p
year Of Office @. Ma 49, ''
ADMIRAL EBEN LOW see BY cable adyiees Il one Of ne
other High ipg have struck that section ~ the
country too can remember when they satisfied dining
~ 4n d the rules Of Republican party
sampaE luxe Of KuSio Co. - easy
what our Honolulu 81 vsa and ppih s Ss
ana Hf SSb aGnoSa 1 The AZ Club
what we will still dododo Honolulu and the Al xb
49, u.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13
.s ~

painted in black and white circles Inches vide
blind man thousand yards distance could hit the black
without dhcuty.s N. t 1870. At6#rN *
Col j. W. happened shortly af tRe eompe
zion Of the Job buseSe should
deccrate scaling wall He rubbed finger discovered
Ntha the paint He
when he relded with sharp The latter the AID hane
sign explained the peace arodud the
Bunealow. II 80 ~ ~ roVtt, 81 s2ggse
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13

~, ~ got the shock Of hYfe when Albert
Homer the Appointment Democrat present a the
ors conference Tile orner at nolitca con
Jerome wns' R Chicago He alternate from Hawaii nj tic
Republican national convention Inc ticket of
How the times do change! " Y ~ ~ ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-13

SUPERVISOR PACHECoWh suresvisor Sam Hordestv and
myself already living in Kah Spvsor Mcclellan abot 10
% ~ we dstrlet OF haihi is certainly the high
., wants ~ we can only get Supervisor Markham
* w. puanu suoanlwe wiz certainly sing in chorus,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10
MOUNT ARAFAT.

Master Master Hall Wells and Paul Grimes
have been very sick for the last few
days with pneumonia.
MI. and Mrs. Able Turner, OF Troy,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Turner
Saturday and Sunday,
Mesdames Luther Lancaster and Joe
Taylor, Of Whiteside, visited Mrs. Ell
len Calhoun Wednesday.
Mr. Brice Thorn has completed his
well. with good service.
srs. Nettie Blassingame and children
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
aud Mrs, Edgar Craven.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Calhoun have
moved to the Jim Grimes farm.
Miss Flonella Grimes left Thursday
"a visit her sister Mrs. Clarence Davis,
near Spout Spring.
Miss Lesta Parish was shopping in
Troy Friday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Grimes spent Saturday
and Sunday with Vera Oven.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10

ng-e-s.z4.

Mrs. Ed Mann andlittIe daughter are
visiting relatives at Union City this
week.
Mrs. Frank Brown was the guest 81
Mr.. Lopzo Garrison and family Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Farris Calhoun is painting his
automobile this week.
Mrs claud Berry and Miss bessie
Primrose went 70 Union City Thursday
shopping.
Little Miss Polly Brown il on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daught Summers and
family. Of Hornbeak visited Mrs. Sum-
mer's father. Mr. En- Brown, several
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10

Mayor Dom M. Roberts, OF Terre
Haute, Ind, and Ave Of his political
associates were indicted by the grand
jury on two counts Of conspiracy to
hire persons to vote more than once
and 70 register falsely. Each was held
under VI 900 bond for trial.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10

Mr.. John Lasley is able to be out
again after serious accident while cut
ting wood DELIAH.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10

days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Calhoun and baby.
Of Tally's, visited Mr., CaIhoun's sister.
Mrs. Frank Brown, Saturday night.
Mr.. Emmett Davis and family were.
through here from Protemus en- route
TO Troy to visit relatives.
Mr. Dade Thompson, Of McAnna.
was the guest Of Will Thompson re-
Gently.
Mr.. Chuck KiIlion and wife, Of Ere
mont, we're the guests Of Mr.. Mat True
and family Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Sanders and sister visited
friends at Mount Ararst Sunday af.er-
noon. Sunday school was organized
here at the church Sunday.
There will be preaching at Bethel the
second Sunday at 11:SO. Everybody
invited 10 attend. TRrxtr
L
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10
STATE or OHIO. Cry OF ToLRpo.
LUCAS CorNTY. S.

Lucas corNTv. S.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner q the firm Of y. j. Cheney & Co.. doing
business in the city Of Toledo County and state
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum Of
case q catarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hairs Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J.. CHENEY.
ence, this 9th day Of December A. D. 1886
fseai, A. w, GLEASON
Notary Public
Halls cHtarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous Surfaces
OF the system. Send for testimonials free
T, j. CHENEY 81 CO., Toledo o.
Sold by all Druggists 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10

You can buy loaf Of our bread
the best i is possible 70 make--io for 1Oc.
You can buy our doughnuts at Toe Der
dozen. You can buy our fresh rolls.
HOT, at noon every day at Zoe Der
dozen. Order through your grocer, or
We will have our wagon call on YOU
daily. Phone 109
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10

T. d. Corum, J, 7. Owens, W. NJ,
Sanders, ]. C. Isbell, A. E. Caldwell,
]. F. Kersey, ]. F. Holloway, 7. P.
Palmer, w. E. Shropshire, N. L. viii
Hams. S. NJ. Fields, J. M. Moores, G.
R. McDade, ]. 7. Lasley. w. H. Pyle,
II. H. Hunt, ]. A. Howard, W. A.
Midyett, C. NJ. Montgomery, W. H.
Cutler, H. B. Fleming, ]. p Cloar, A.
B. London, I. P. Finch, w, J. Hop
per, H. E. Williams, ]. d. Mcbride.
w. w. Mays, r. Polk, W. @. Morris,
A. K. Wells. A. Wilson, H. c. Corley,
]. w. Buchanan, H. N. Sellars, ]. L.
Crockett, R. I. Miner, P. H. Carroll.
J. P. Attendance ------------ 212.7O
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10

Coal and wood delivered promptly by
he Union City Ice & Coal Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10

Telephone Union City Ice & Coal Co.
when you want coal right now.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-10

bers Of the court as well as 10 the pub
lie in general.
REVENUE REPORT
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-17
BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL soRTs-BoxING
Thomas Plans Sensible Training
Trip for the Cubs.

going ahead and making plans for
his war orphans who have been bat
tered around by the baseball strife.
Notwithstanding stories of the sale
of the club, the West Side executive
is laying out training trip schedule
that is the first sane bit of condition
ing arranged for the Cubs in several
years.
According to Thomas, the team
will not report in Tampa until March
1. Then the athletes will be kept at
work in the Southern city until April
1, when a slow march viii be begun
toward the home lot for the opening
of the season.
That is the right idea. In the past,
in eagerness to grab off few dollars,
the team has been shunted north too
early in the year, and in return for
small guarantees cold weather has
been encountered. The result has
been that the Cubs have started the
season in poor shape, losing all the
benefits on the northern trip that
were gained in the practice period in
Florida. -
According to Thomas plans, there
will be no games with Columbus and
Indianapolis, where cold weather is
almost a surety in April. Kansas
City also may be eliminated and the
trip home will be mace by way of
Jacksonville, Atlanta, Chattanooga,
Birmingham, Nashville and Memphis.
II Thomas worked that plan out
himself re reserves some credit. It
only remains now to be seen whether
he will be allowed to go through
with it.
Reports that the Cubs are to be
sold still persist, though all the par
ties directly concerned are maintain
ing proper air of reserve and de-
claring there is nothing to say. Hav-
ing declared there is nothing to say,