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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
REPAIRED CHURCH RE-opENED.
Union Structure at East Fairfield Great
ly Changed.

East Fairfield, July 27.-The Union
church at this place was re-opened yes
terday morning following the completion
of repairs and improvements and the in
stallation of pipe organ, at total ex-
penditure of about $1,000.
The church has Congregational
pastor, the Rev. II. Clay Searles, ana he
had charge of the services. Addresses
were given by the Rev. Dir. G. Fl. Merrill
of st. Johnsbury, state Congregational
missionary, and the Rev. II. i. Thornton,
pastor Of the Universalist church at st.
Albans, who represented the Universal :
list state convention in the absence OF
Supt. g. f. Fortier of Rutland, the con-
vention having an interest in the church.
The choir furnished excellent music for
remarks and at the close made a plea
for the state missionary fund Of the
Congrega tional church, securing pledges
to about $40
The changes and improvements in
clude a new foundation wall on the east
side OF the building, new pews, painting
the outside of the building and also some
painting inside, and the installation OF
a pipe organ which was secured from the
Congregational church at Swanton when
the church recently purchased new one,
the entire amount having been secured
within a year, or since the Rev. Mr..
Searles returned here for second pas
torate. A new furnace has been in
stalled. this being given by friend in
and four new stained
glass windows, which we're a gift also.
Beside the Rev Mr.. Thornton there
were present from the universalist
church at St Albans Selden G. Greene,
trustee of the Universalist convention,
". Fl. f. Greene and q. F. Barker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
TOOK TRIo'S NAMES.
They Are Alleged to Have Been Drinking
at Bugbee Avenue House.

A detail Of policemen led by Officer
/ Harry Gamble went to Bugbee avenue
last night at $3.50 o'clock and raided the
apartments at No. |, occupied by Mrs.
Elenora Saia. Three men who sat
around the table in Mrs. Saia's living
room are said to have been drinking and
at the request of an officer thgy retained
their seats until he had iofted down
their names. A search of the premises
disclosed bottles Of whiskey, which the
raiders seized as contraband goods. Mrs.
Saia was arrested on charge of selling
Illegally and taken to police headquar-
ters for the night.
This morning she was arraigned before
Magistrate Fl. w. Scott in city court and
a hearing was set for Tuesday morning
at o'clock. Bail was furnished in the
sum Of $500 The respondent has re-
tanned r. A. Hoar and the state will be
by Grand Juror William
Wishart. who issued the complaint which
sent Officers Gamble, John w. Dineen
and David Henderson to the Saia home
with orders to search.
Malcolm McAuley, the GraniteYille
man who pleaded not guilty to an in
toxication charge IN court Saturday,
withdrew his former plea and admitted
the. allegation. To-day he paid the SIS
fine and costs of $3.50 exacted by the
state for subsequent offenses.
Emelio Cascanali pleaded guilty to
breach of the peace charge before the
judge to-day and paid a IS fine with
costs of 1920. He was arrested by Off
Ger Harry Gamble on a complaint made
TO Grand Juror Wishart. The respond
ent is alleged to have been implicated in
an alteration over a hen coop at North
Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
CHILDREN STARTED FIRE.
Barn and Part Of Shed in Bakersfield
Burned.

Bakersfield, July 27.--Children playing
with matches set fire to the barn Of
John Moran at l0:3O this morning and
the barn and part of connecting shed
were burned and the other half of the
shed was cut away in order to save the
house which also was connected By
hard work the neighbors saved the house
but did considerable damage to it and
to the furniture when they moved the
furniture out.
The children who set the fire were
George Simmons, aged 5, and several of
his playmates. straw being the material
fred. The flames were discovered by
Harlow Dunham. who was moving in a
field nearby. The alarm being given,
the neighbors brought water and chem
icals and succeeded in stopping the fire
before it attacked the house. The loss
is several hundred dollars and is insured
This is the third fire in Bakersfield in
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
AUTO STRUCK BOY
BUT KEPT ON
Frederick Reed of Rupert Got Crushed
Shoulder and Fractured collarbone
When Hurled from Bicycle.

MANCHESTER. July 27.-Frederick Reed.
the ls.year-old son Of Eugene Reed Of
Rupert mountain. while riding bicycle
between Rupert and West Pawlet about
noon Yesterday. was struck BY a large
touring automobile and one shoulder
was crushed and his collar bone was
broken. The occupants Of the car, four
men and a colored chauffeur, made no
investigation a. to the extent Of the
bows injuries The car. which was
travelling north AZ a rapid rate. came mp
hehind TIE bicyclist. The injured boy
VAS rendered unconscious and lay for
some time beside the road
The Reed boy, who had been visiting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
LOST TWO TOES
In His Eagerness to Greet Old Friend
with Hall & Latlip Shows.

Just as he was swinging from the
street to the floor of fiat car to greet
his old friend, Loren d. Hall of the Hall
& Latlip shows on Depot square around
midnight, H. +. Kelly of 3l7 North Main
street missed his footing. Before he
could recover his balance, his right foot
went under the ear wheel and two toes
were so badly jammed that amputation
was necessary. Before another truck
could pass over his toes, Kelly withdrew
his foot. Pluckily holding himself to-
gether. he ran home and swoke his wife.
Drs. f. r. Whitaker and +. y. z. Ar
chambault were called and both the great
toe and the second were amputated.
When seen at his home this morning
Mr.. Kelly was resting easily and gave
the doctors word for it that he would be
able to be out of doors and back at his
post within three weeks. Kelly is
brakeman employed on a Central Yer
mont switch engine in the local yard,
A short time ago when he learned of the
coming visit OF Hall & Latlip, he deter
mined TO be on hand and renew acquain-
tanee with Mr.. Hall. Back in Bangor,
Me-. their home town, Mr.. Kelly and Mr..
Hall were boys together. When they
left home one took to railroading while
the other in due time became one of the
owners of the Hall & Latlip shows.
Their meeting last night was the first in
many years.
The accident occurred just as the train
of l6 cars, with the big show aboard,
moved slowly across Depot square over
the NJ & w. r. road. Mr.. Hall was
standing on a fiat car and he looked
down in time to see his longtime friend
lose his footing on the iron step which
the brakemen use in mounting the fiat
,ars. Mr.. Hall was one of the first to
inquire after Kelly's condition to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
BURIAL OF MISS HARRIET KEITH
Was Held at Elmwood Cemetery This
Morning.

The remains of Miss Harriet Keith. 3
native of Barre, whose death Occurred in
Winona. Mimi, where she had long been
emploved as teA.rer. arrived in the
city over the Central Vermont railroad
this morning at o'clock, accompanied
hv DR. y. A. Stewart. The funeral was
held from Hooker & Co.'S mortuary
chapel at l0.3O o'clock and the remains
we're laid at rest in the family lot at
Elmwood cemetery. Services at the
chapel and at the graveside we're in
charge Of Rev. +. F. Newell, pastor Of
the Hedding Methodist church.
Among those who attended were 3
number Of Barre people Of the olde- gen
Grafton who knew Miss Keith a. a girl
while she was attending the old Barre
academy Others in the city 20 partici-
nate in the services were J. w. Butter
worth OF North Montpelier, Mrs. Cum
mings and Mr.. and Mrs A. n. Powers of
Randolph. Dr. Stewart will remain in
Barre and vicinity for two weeks before
70 Minnesota
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
Charles Dubois Received
Current of Elec-
tricity.
TOUCHED A WIRE
ON IRON TOWER
Almost His Whole Body
Was Burned
Over.

Brattleboro, July 27.--Charles Dubois,
Is, who was spending the summer in
Northfeld, Mass, died at Memorial hos
pital at eight o'clock last night, four
hours after having $4,000 volts of cleo
tricity pass through him. With other
boys he was climbing one of the iron
towers OF the Connecticut River Power
company about a mile north of North
field when he reached up and touched
one of the wires. His clothing was
burned entirely off from his body and
about two-thirds of the surface of his
body was burned. He was placed in an
and brought to the hospital
here where he lived for two hours after
arrival.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
GROUND BROKEN FOR HOSPITAL.
J. C. DeBrune in Charge Of Men Under
Contractor eastman.

Ground was broken at | o'clock this
afternoon for the new Barre City hos
pital which is to occupy a site near the
present structure on Washington street.
Batter boards for the foundation were
placed in position last week and when
j. G. DeBune and gang of men arrived
on the scene to-day everything was in
readiness for the excavation work. Dig
ging viii be prosecuted with vigor until
the basement is ready for the walls
Mr.. DeBrune will have charge of the ex-
cavation work for j. f. eastman, the
contractor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
Successful PHARMACISTS.

The following is a list Of the success
ful cans dates az the last quarterly
meeting Of the hoard Of pharmacy. held
at Montpelier July :. As registered
pharmacists, G. p. Hudson. oueshee. J.
II. McGreevey. Winooski ss assistant
2. Signorelli Barre. Pas
quale Principe. W. y. Shangraw, West
Rutland. l. +. Pedrorni. Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
OLD RESIDENT OF BERLIN.
George W. Dodge Passed Away This
Forenoon After Two Weeks Illness.

George w. Dodge, one Of the best
known residents Of Washington county,
passed away this forenoon at the Dodge
farm in the town Of Berlin, midway be-
tween Barre and Montpelier. He had
been confined to the bed during the past
two weeks because of ailments incident
to his advanced age and the end came
at 1880 o'clock.
The funeral il TO be held from his
late home Wednesday at 80 o'clock.
Il was = request Of Mr. Dodge that there
be no flowers az his funeral.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
SOUTH BARRE

The ladies Of the South Barre grange.
who take part in the tsblezu work. will
have an ies cream social on the lawn At
John Woroester's and Carl Huse's to-
morrow Tuesday night Free auto
rides 10 ths smith stock farm. Anyone
wishing e 80 70 Williamstown can DO
80 for Esc. Good nusic. The public is
cordially invited and your couipsuy is 80
Erited A good tine assured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
WARM, GENERALLY FAIR.
Is Prediction for Weather During the
Present Week.

Washington. D. c., July 27.-Warm
and generally fair weather over the
whole country was forecasted last night
by the weather bureau for the first hall
of the coming week.
"Thc next disturbance of Importance
to cross the country" said the bureau.
will move eastward crossing the east
ern states near the ned Of the week. This
disturbance viii be attended by local
showers and thunderstorms and be fol-
lowed by a spell Of fair weather in the
northern and central states"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
DEMOCRATS TO CONFER.
State COMMITTEES VIII Meet az Burling.
ton Next Friday.

Burlington, Juiy Z7.-Emory $. Harris
Of bennington. Chairman q TIRE Demo
cradle state committee. has sent letter
10 the members 81 thr committee calling
ths.rn tozethsr for a consultation az the
Ven Ness house in this city next Friday
evening. The meeting l. called for the
purpose % going over TIE situation I'm
vrrnaout ard getting iins % conditions
% THY arc likely 70 afcci The oouinz
2 lrrtiun-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
NINE. cAILLAUx cALMER.
Has Recovered Somewhat from Strain Of
Saturday.

Paris, July 27.-Mme Caillaux ap.
.peared much calmer when she took her
seat in court to-day in her trial for the
murder OF CASTOR Calmette She suf.
fered from two fainting spells last night
a. the result Of the severe strain Of Sat.
urday when she swooned while the love
letters were being read.
Caillaux demanded to be heard and
he said he wanted 70 submit TO the
court the authentic papers concerning
Calmette's relations with the Hungarian
government. He started 70 read Cal
mettes will.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
AUSTRIAN TROOPS FIRED on
Anf Pre- Was Returned. Making En-.
gAgement Of Some Inportsnce.

Vienna, July eT.-A report from Hun.
gary states that Servian troop. cn bard
= steamer On the DANUBE arcd On Aus
trian trrcrs and that the Austrians re-
turned the Gre. An engagement 81 sor-s
inportanoe q sid - have srsued Il j.
considered fhst prohahly this = anosher
vtrsic- - yesterdays encounter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
SMILED AT HIS FRIENDS.
william V. cieary Didn't Seem Much
Perturbed in Court.

Haverstraw. y. Y. July 27-Wiliiam
v. Cleary. town clerk Of Haverstrsw,
who on Tuesday shot and killed his son-
in-lau. Eugene Newman. waived exam
nation and was held for the grand
jury in September when arrairned TO-
dnv. He shook hands with nany II
his friends Who we're IN court and
smiled st ctherE No menticn Of bail
" nd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
TRIO COULD NOT SWIM.
One Brother Drowned and Two Were
Rescued.

Providence, R. l.. July 27.-Hernerbor
Goudreau. aged 81. was drowned and
two others narrowly escaped yesterday
at Pine Crest on the east shore. Gou-
dresu was one of an automobile party Of
four which went to the shore from Cen
trail Falls for the day.
Three Of the party went in bathing
and got into deep water, none being able
20 swim. Gondreau's companions were
rescued. His body was recovered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
BRITISH FLEET coALING.
All Leave Has Been Stopped, Prepara-
tory to Proceeding to North Sea.

Portsmouth. England, July 81. The
first fleet Of the British navy has p-en
recalled here by wireless and is now
coaling. All leave has been stopped and
it is understood the fleet will proceed to
the North sea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
DROPPED INTO DEEP PLACE.
waterviIle. Me, Man Couldn't Swim and
Was Drowned.

watsrville, Me, July 2T.-Fortunat
Matthieu- p, was drowned yesterday
afternoon while bathing in the canal at
the Hoilinasworth q Whitney plant.
The young man, who was unable 70
swim. slipped Of a sudden decline and
was drowned In sight of a companion
who was powerless 70 aid him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
GREECE MAY AID SERvIA
In Event of War Being Declared with
Austria.

Constantinople. July p. The Greek
minister here to-day declared that in
event of war between Austria and Ser
via, Greece would be compelled to de-
spatch 100000 troops to the assistance
of Servia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
WOMAN HURT BY JUMPING.
At $4,000 Fire in Springfield Mass
Building.

Springfield. Mass. July 27-Fire did
damage to the amount Of s5oo0o IN the
strong building here to-day snd one
woman vas hurt BY jumping.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27

CoOntinsed on fourth PsSet. -
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
GarncOie 1T 6efe6rt.

SIN Nnfange oeS jebigeH groBen
&ricges nubm Carnegie StearnQ &c
gen ben Oeuti6ell @aiicr, inOem cr
i'm Ser S6ulO al Dem GroBet cllrO.
pdiIden aonflift 3icb. 9o1 min bat
or fid zines 9nocrru b%cIonncl lnl0
erfldrt:
Ser ocntihe aaiier lit nicbt fir
Ihuloig b%efln0en morOun. Sdl 9lau.
be, es lit mebr geQeH i'm g~ciiInDigt
tDoroen, als er lelbIt %iiin0igt. Scrr-
iher lalIen iih ielten reaieren; abcr
lie fino unf1big, Die nmIt1nOe inter
Matchmaker Streite 5u fontrolliercr
Die @eldi6te allein miro sic 8obr-
belt lebren. Ger aaiier. Der eill3Ig
lrno anein bon alien le6en0en $40
harden ben Sric0en 26 Sabre bin
our6 bcpnbrt bat, mlB mn I'M 3iuei
fel ihmeben".
9ieie Giniidt Garncaie'S mar Ic1r
reimbursement uno miro boffertlid)
nod 9noere 8u oericl6en Nllidml
ing bringen.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Merifn bat GSriebcn.

Nm Dergal1gelen Sreitag filnoigte
Staatslcfretdr @rDaH boAerireut an
Scr merifaniIhe 3iuiiMcnfoll il
lmlnmebr abgei6lolien. Damn, ul3
ibm bemerft mllroc. Oie 9epcl6ut
6cridteten, Dab General Garrml5a
init 9lnmen gel6miidt, ienlel Gin
qua in Die nlerifaniibc Sanptltaoi
qebalten babe, bemcrftc er weiter
.S9Sa. es lino ibnI @lmnen aitf 0cl
@faO aeltreut tpor0elt. @ic Oerld)ie
oen lit oieier gin8uq bon ocl i'll Dor
airs Qegebeneu S1ilOerlmQcll uoli
benz, mas lih ereiqnen miirOc, pcnn
Garran8a III ser Staot Mlcrifo cin
5ieben piir0e".
Ger Staatsiefretdr crfldrtc. ole iml
9cpartement einQelaufcieu Wcridtc
lieBen erieben. oaB bon iebt ob Tric.
ben, 8roiperitdt lno 6ortldritt III
Werico berrihen merOen, nl0 cr mar
offenbar in boditem @raoe befriehiQt
bon Der 8atfa6e. 0aB Die merifoni
fife 8olitif Der Administration ci1lell
10 QroBartigen Grfolg qebabt babe
Gr bemerfte, Onb Die bieIiae 9fcoic.
rilng ben1iibt iei, ore aipiideI 8ine
uno Garran3a nod beltebenocn Oil
feren3en an beglei6en.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
GfanOal0ie @crlenmOnngen scgeR
9entihe.

8ie in 1870, 10 fpri6t 9aris aud
heute nicoer pom ,oelltl1eu Sorbu.
rem. Sn elmer offi5icllen Barrier
GrfldrunQ, sic ilber 2onOon Der 8elt
befannt qemadt mo bon lmicrcr
anglopbilen @reiic getrclt lodgege-
ben puroe, beiBt es:
u@ir BADEN unge5dlmntc MIloc Dor
ms. @ir iino ibneu nllr Die gelIailc
geahtlng ser @eieBe Der Mcliblit
felt unO oeS &rieges idulOig. 9cr
ariegsminiiter bat ltrengcn ScfcDl
erIalien, Dab Oeuti6e @eiangeuc, Ote
fi5iere mic SolOaten, nit Der 9fiid-
Iiht bebanoelt merOen ioaelt, DC
unIeren eigenen Seliten 5uteil miro.
SIR 9eben lit natiirli6 ii6er, OaS 1T
ober aud, ales, mas mir ibnen idill-
Dig iinO". 900
90 mars aud inn &riege bon 1870.
9as 9eben licBeu ole obo1cipililicrs
ten" 6ran5oien oen WciIigen 9elIt
lden, oie iie gefangen nabmeu- Aber
Sln0erte unO GauieIOe mnroen tad
glqier qei6leppt, Inn BORT ein clcll'
0es Gaiein i'm Sol0nerbeer o0cr bel
.3panq5orbeitcn gu iiibrcn. Das-
ielbe tim tie ieBt wicOer. Dor Gin
paar 5agen muroe aus 8ariS bcrid)-
tet, mebrere S6iffe ieien nit Ocllt
lden ariegsgefangenen nad nnbc-
fannten @1fen abgeoampit. 8el6cr
Sdidial mobl oieie arnlen Nteni6cn
entgegen geben mogen? @ic Dor
Al SSabren, 10 bctpeiien alId bcltc Die
Srau5oien ibre ycioililierte" &riegS
fiibrlng Oamit, ooB lie Oie Saponcr
Siilfe rufen, mGbrcno Die 9elaicr
ibren gboben Stono ser GiOiliiuti-
on 0amit b%efntoen, onB, mic rs
1870 IN 6ronfrci1 geidab, @ipili-
item ans Dem &%interbolt ollf bic ocllt
Iden 8rllppen f@euern.
@ie oie Nahriften iibcr Dihled
te @ebanolung~ ser Amcrifuner IN
9eutihlano CUR Belt ser N}obilnIac6
ing iebt ais gemeine 2iigcn gcfcnl
seidnet DerOen 10 Der0en olId bic.
Id6erliden 9eridte, welde Die Gent
ifen ais ullnge5dlimtc @ilOen" hdr
iteaen. nit Der Bet mtfQcfIdrt, mo
es miro beDieIen meroen, Sab mn Die
oeutihen Soloaten Sen 6einO BIT
man bebanoein, sic 9Lliirten oagcgcn
sic yunge5dumten @iIoen" Iino.
Mittlermeile ober berbreitet Die
9nglopbilen Yreiie nit fanatiidem
8eraniigen ale oic gegcu 9elltidl
lano geribteten SatarenmelOnngcll
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
@aI6imaton's 0cntidc plamcm Mai
len &eriammlung.

lln ben europGiiden &rIeg pom
oeutihen StauDpunft 81 bclcidtcIt,
boben ole 0eutiden @aiDingtonS DC
ihIoiien cine Maiien @erlammlunq
i'm 2aufe Der ndAlten 5ipei 8odctl
in einem ser @aIbingtoner Ebeater-
Idle ab8ubalten. 9ei oieier 0etcgcu-
beft uir0 man oent @iuide OcS Brd.
fi0enten @ilion 6olge l%eiiten, oenl3ll-
fplQe feline 8iinoenoen 9teoeI gebultcn
.Der0en. 9ie 9riegslage miro puIi
rein amerifauiiden StonOplnfte be
ban0elt merOen. 9ielc &eriaHmlrnIg
miro lid olei15eitiq nit Der Scr
idaff1rng pom SilfsgelOern fir Die
@ituen uno @uiicn DER oelttldcii
lno oiterrei6iiden gciaacnen &rle0cr
befniien.
Bonn GentralOer6an0 limo ais Sol
leftoren folgenOc NtitgIieOer %ernannt
8oligang gtudodi1el, George s.
gcBler, 6rieOri6 Sntbof, MiNar9
@eiBfer, IS. 81. @eounero, Carl s.
9raun, 8bilIip Dittes, Sermann
GeGner, Otto 0}lttiHler, 6ranf St6r'
mer, 5eroiuan0 8reiBner, SoicpD 8.
8on0raf, George N2air, Sobn Nlt
Ro6ert @obr unO SEQ. Sdcnfel.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Der 0eItramOetem Seimfe6r.

Nah Der Angabe, mel6e StaatSlc-
fret1r 9rDan fiir3Iid in oieier 8e5ic-
bllng madte, beiiert li6 Die Gage Der
Amerifaner in europa beItdnoig unD
iie 3ieben ihleunigit nab ben Sccbd-
fen. Sn Stalien lit Die 3abl oer
Amerifaner fleiner, ais man geglalIbt
bate. 4as Der S9nei8 weroet fl
ourA Sranfreid na6 England be,
foroert. Sn 9euti6lanO bat li6 Die
Gage in 5olge oaOon ge6ellert, oaE
ben Nmerifanern oer9lb5ug lla6 Slot
teroam erm0gli6t lit.
GeiaIseme SdmsiustuGdel, reinftes
Gdmals, ale @Grfte.
GGblers, 532 GeHter Nartt
mnO 18 Nisgs Rarft-
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
YIN Das @aibingtOner
9enti9tMm

Rest, ga mnier altes %aterlanO
ann 6riea init OeH enrOpGiiden Na-
fionem ge5iunngcn luOroeH 1T, belkt
rs, 0sltdlanO 5u Ucrteioigen -
iuenn nidJt nit Dem Sdlucrt, 10 bod
init trcffenOen ArgMmentcn. Nndl ~
SEN gereiniatcn Stnaten miifen lulr
IS crlebeu, Oak TAFT ale &atiOnalita-
ten pOu NeiO nmO 6ah beieelt linO
aeaen 0entI6lanO nnO Oas 9sntIdl-
fmm Nmerifas. @ir miiiIen III Die.
len Saaen pieleu l%lniinn nno Oiele
glnldnlOignngem uiOer Oas Sentldc
Reid an6Uren nnO Oa beikt cs fiibl
III blei6en, feline llcbcreifermng nno
Sas @aterlanO nit Aaem ST UertelOl'
aen, mas ser @Hbrbcit entIprid)t.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
@aibimgtOn'S 9enti6e
iammeln.
@srman slmerieam 1914 @eIief NOnO

8eitrage gum 6iilfsfOmO fir Der.
lUtnOete SOl0aten Mn0 MOtbleiOenof
@itt1uem MnO @aiieH ION gefGllenen
&riegern Der 0emtiden MnO Oitcrrei-
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DDn beDOlmGdJtigteM 9OlleftDreM oes
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ianlmelt. GOlde merOen GHittMngcn
geben aus Den fir 0ieieM 3iuef ipe'
3iell beitimmten GmittangS6ii6eru.
Ole 3entrale lit: GnnO $. Hu
OOlpB, S6abmeiiter, SecOnO 9tatiO-
nal Yamf, 500 Siebemtc StraRc ~
W.; SelepbOm: Main 572.
SIR 9entidJcn Mai6ingtOm's, ge-
Denft Gnrer ~bcOrGngtcm @riiOcr MmS
5hlueiterm i'm aIten &aterlnnOe, mmS
tragt mad M6glidfeit Gner Sherf-
leim fir ben 6ilfsfUHO bel! OGSel
iei Der Menid, 6ilfrei6 MmO gut"
9aS aomite oes German 9lnIeri-
can 1914 9telief 6onO lit bereit5
ileiBig an Der 9lr6eit. Quittnngsbii-
der itno our6 oaS &onlite an All
tborifierte &oueftoren p~erteilt NOR
ben. Gas &omite beltebt aus folgell-
Den @erren: George @. Spier, &or.
iiBen0er, @m. S. @u0e; y. $. Drop
Qr. s.. SO. Sober; u. 2isner; Or. y.
8artid; emile 8erliner; s. Sen.
rid uno Martin @ieganO er oificiu.
9ieies aonlite bate am MtittDod
Wtorgen I'M Bureau Oes @errn @llno
$. Huoolpb cine @eriammlumg, oas
Die gin3elbeiten ser 0eloianmlrng
beitimmte. @s lit bereits cine groBe.
re &orrelponoen3 eingelaufen, lul0
fortm1breno betomnen &err Spiet
uu0 Serr RuOolpb Yeiuher. Die @il-
lens limo, ibr S6erflein bei3utro-
gen. Die Quittungsbiiher tarlcn
idon ileiBig in 9lnmenoung, MIR lit
es nod 81 iriib, an5ilgebeL mas 0ie
Sammlnng eintragen miro. @ilet
jungen, befannten 0euti6 Mmcri.
tanerirL Sri. 9lnita S6aoe, gebiIbrl
Die Gbre, Die Quittung 9tr. / 81 be.
libeu. Qieie. Game bat Der glltea
9a4e nod meiters ibre 9ienite an
gc0oten, mOem lie in fommenOen
@lnIer cine Benefi3 8Orlteulnlg
Iiir Den 6ouO geben mil. 5erAcr
hat elm 8eteran ans Dem Mriegc
1S64-66 9errn Spier Den Cribs
Don elmer golOenell llbr neblt Settle
ltno einem 4r0nungstaler aus Dem
Sabre 1871 eingebdnOigt. Gin
mcrtDoQes Ncitpfero (&unter) it
oon Sri. Sil0egaro $. Dutton olige.
boten uoroen, 0as eltrpeoer %uerfallfi
ODER perlolt meroen loll. IS itnO be-
reits 300 Collar fir oieies Efcro
0iferiert moroen; bod wuroe Oieie
5ltmlne als 81 gering 8uriidgeplelcil
ssSrall Marp 81. Nlbrigbt, cine I6
Sabre alte @ittpe eines SolOotcl
aus Dem NmerifaHiiben Biirgerfrie
qe, Der 1864 eri6oIien DurOe, lber
qa6 Dem Silfsfono eincn Dollar ees
pom ibr nod in oieiem boben Sitter
idwerperOienten @elDes. 9ie dlte
s5ral1 erinnert lid nod lebbuft Der
Ghreden oes oamaligen 9riege5
lmO bilft ourb oielen 8eitrag oell
9totIeioenoen in europa.
Sin Seber belle mad 9raften Dem
.SilfsfOmO beitrasem; ieOe nod 10 fiel.
ne Smmme iuirO nit srORtem SaHt
entgsgen SenDmmsn.