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La Junta tribune., 1914-01-24
xsss,srsse Party.

A number Of the friends OF Sfr.
Gallon Of so: Colorado avenue gave
a surpssse party BY calling u her
homo last Tuesday evening ana re-
uisdisg her that Il was her birthday
anniversary.
After spendinE = very pleasant ev-
,nisR delicious refreshmsnts Sefs
served b. the visitors. Thoss pres'
eat wsr~ Mr. and Mrs, oal'op. M.
asd Mr.. !Asrlss Nay. Mr. and Mr''
Nssbit, Mr. and Mrs. Baker. Mfs'
Dusriii. Mra. Hair and The Misses
Nsilss Marsh and Maud Baker. TIE
suests left at . late hour wishing
Mn. Oaliop many happy returns OF
ths Day.
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-24
Gard s,e Thnaks

wish 70 thank my friends and
Santa Re employees for the kindness
shown me through the recent illness
and death Of my dear wife.
3. l.. HERNDON.
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-24
fortnightly Club.

The Fortnightly Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs Fred Sabin
al her residence, 5ll Colorado ave
nue.. Following is the program:
English Art. ......... Mrs Garyin
The Drama. ........ Mrs Buckley
English Architecture. ...,..
Mrs Romrardn,r
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-24
lAh>kct HALL Trip.

Both the girls and boys basket ball
teams wen, TO Las Animas on last
saturday to play the high school
teams OF that place. The games were
played In an old store room and the
floor space was Just about half the
size OF the local rink. and the cell
Ing ss near the baskets as they could
get il In spite OF these handicaps,
both teams played a fast. snappy
game. The girls came out with a
score of Gl to In their favor. and
tn. boys score stood II to II at the
end OF the game. La Junta has the
best teams this year that she has ever
had. The girls have played three
games and have l66 points to their
credit. 81 being the lowest score
made. The boys have not lost a
game vet. although their scores have
been smaller. The Las Animas high
school gave the teams an entertain
m.nt after the game, which WAS very
lAL'h appreciated aH 'h' c'"N" "au
10 wait for No. which leaves Las
Animas at 2:40 a. m. After the en-
tertainm.nt the La Junta crowd en-
tsrtained themselves at spread" at
the hotel Quite number OF high
school students from here accompan-
led the teams. Mrs. A. =. Mcub
chap.roned. The lineup was as fol-
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-24

GIRLS
Forward-Cecil Wright.
Forward-Katherin Miller.
C.nter-Pearl Hammcl.
Center-Blanche MUMMY.
Guard-Effie Schuyler.
Sophia RueKE.
Subs-May Helms. Lucretia Lantz
BOYS
Forwsrd-GleDn Wilson.
Forwsrd-Ber~yn Burrows.
Center-Kent McCauley.
Gusrd-Douglss Cook.
Guard-Bert Spidei.
Subs-Harry and Charlie Gius.
Referee-Mr. Rex. of Rocky Ford,
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-24
North la Juntx Bible Class

............. Mrs. Bomrardner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
49,. &apitel.

9euf)teno ipie an ie6em nciien
Moraen gine Die Come aui uno lire
Strnblen begannei bereits Die BON
Der Seud)tigfeit Der Hoht nod gan5
bilrd)trGnfte @rbe 81, eruGrmen, oils
Die feline Eri,ppe an Dem Eunfte air.
lanste, ben iie iid] porge5eihner bat.
ten. Sic lparen unterpees INNER
mebr ansemadien. @alO bier. balo
BORT iuarei @ruppen gerittener Der
perihieoeniten aommanbos, Die lid
inter benz Sberbeieble Gepets bat.
ten pereiniger iollen. aui Eeboies
Serrotb bin aber lid seritrellt botten,
jm ban 9erfelS SuraherS geitoBeri.
SSett warcn ibrer uigeidbr iiinf.
sig. GS lag in Dem Blame Oes altelI
8nrendeiS. Ole lnon9reiibaren @ng-
pGiie oeS 3ontpansberges 81 errcid,en
Su iud,en, lid, bort cine fur5e Nmbe 5i
gonnen unb Damn in Die Sflilft bes
Wacltio uor5nbrinaen. no. getreu
Dem crbalienen 9eieble. ale Mann.
ihaiten ieincs 8onmaubos am De-
itimmten Gage Iif einiinOen luiirocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

bIide ~biejenise zines Gorreiponoenter
oes nGep Oorf Seralo"."
Yan 0erfel glaubte 81 trGnmen
Mit beiben S1noen inbr CT burf lei
nel, iippisen Saorpuds, oils ploeIit
Maiter Donegal, Die Heiben purf,.
brefenO. berbeiitiir5te nno Dem Neu'
aiigefommenen Die ginoe bon oel
Augen rib.
.Sb! Or lit es! Simpion, sic
iino es wirflih! Seien sic piQfom.
men, Maiter Simpion!"
Ser nngcpobnlife 0eteftip ipari
cinen forihenben Bid Inn iih Der.
gr ~perneiste it'd. Dor SrGiilein Sol.
lelin un0 reidte Serrn 8e0eon So
9aitibc freunbibaftlih Die Sano.
Gam matbtc er lid Dem Imerifa.
lter 81 lno iagte 81 allsemeiner
lleberra'filng:
"aa right! Sd iud)te Sic, Maiter
Donegal"
Ter gil6halter CAB ieiner @ernun.
berillg Musbrif.
sd min iiht @eoeon ga 9oitibl
beiBen, 3reulb Simpion. peni, wi,
Sic bier ermorteten."
Gas CLAUDE ih S6ren. @cntIe.
ntau SnoeiIen mir febltc bie 3eit
Sic bon meiner gnfunit 5u beilad),
riftigen."
Ser lmlperbeiferfihe Iriitioes
iii6lte id, perunlaBt. and allf ieine
Nnpeian4cit auimertiam 81 MAIDEN
.SGon gut. aumerao; Sic tom.
men aeraoe 81 redtcr 3eit 81 Der
7um.bum.Snppc Die Die gnglGnbel
i'm 9esriife iilro, ms 5l ierpieren."
Ter 3eteftip. Der in S0fli6feit fei.
mem nadyitanO, uerneiste iih aber.
mails.
.Danfe perbinOlitit. Sd bin ma.
genleiSeno uno Die engliihen Cup
pen iino ihmer peroailid."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

NIT iif ST. fiibrert, bagegelt bat Ell
cine sroBe Eappidadtel auf Der
&iiden %geifJnalt!"
,@ielIeift elm Spion, ooer Elm
YarlamentGr."
rTas neroen mir gIeid] ieben,"
6rirmmte pan gerfel.
@r gob elm Signal uto bier 9urer
Iticgen Den aiooi binllnter, Der ms
Sbal fiibrte. .
Sic famen an Ben SUB bes &opie
gcraoe in Dem Nl,eenblife, IN Dem
Der gebeimniBuoQe @eiienoe inter
Dem Selienuoriprlinee herritt, ocil
ban @erfel lid ais Oblerpotions.
pnirft msgepGblt bate.
Mas Oa unten poreite, lnbm nidi
LANCE 3eit III Auipruh.
3ebn Minlitcn ipGtcr Itano Scr
Helter NIT perbmiloellen 9lilgen por
Dem altcn Gbef.
,gSer bit Cup" iragte Dieier nit
5%rrbenher Stimme.
Ser 8efraste idJien burhaus nif)t
rMlangenebm beriihrt.
sd bin elm 6reunS, Walter."
nSein Nnme?"
.0as bdnst BON Sen umItanoen
ab."
Ean 0erfel fllhr auf.
ga geniB. Maiter," inhr Ser nifyt
aus Der SaIiung 5u brinsenoe llnbe.
funnte fort; oas bGngt BON ben I'm.
itanoen ab mo bon bent 8eruie, Den
man aitsibt! Der meinige 5pingt
mid, cine aanse 9aSnna Ser perihie,
0eniten 3ipilitelliiuaen in Ger Said,e
init berlim3ufiihren! 8. merhen Sic
nidt u%ngeouloia! ga Sic nift 10
boie iino. mie Sbre latte Stimme
sIaitben MADDEN fonnte, babe ih fet.
men @rllno, Sbnen Den Namen Dor.
5"uentbalten, nit Dem meme peritorbe.
men GItern mid ausitatteten! Sd
belize Simpion unb bin giireer ber
Sereinigten Staaten. 3u gemobn-
lid,en 3eiten iibe ih Die Trofeiiion
zines 9etftipiB eamten ser SiQmore.
M9encp ans urtS in oieiem Iusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
aeiue Aufdne mchr.

~ ~thtuhN W.
ScIftein, Wlc. .snanit 1912.
Infer Sobn bate potbenllib 5--6 aganlpt'
nrfdne felt 9 mon fen: feitoerr er -1baltnr
G6nia's gerpenft1rfe nirnrli. iino Die Gltdls
hcri6luunocn ito befinbst I'D and fonft
DV Serr H" 8 St !. esIert aus siiis@sct, i. sar,
f4rcibt: Infer sobn mar uadb 501rIa6fieber
febr nero5s. mas itt aber baIb eur9 Nuitcr
atnig'S IerDenitdrfer ,eote riro ftb aut lorit
nieoer edul erboItc, audi muroe hurh ben 9teS'
heitftdrier Die 1ohter bon u. 0ciee bon Sau'
funt beireit.. audi bate Serr 6. Us. 3lrnior
In GInrnias in 3 Mpraten feire TnnfrGt ntebr
burc5 gaiior 45nia's Neroenitlrier, pdDrenb
CT ocrter fcI6e slnf6ue cit bate.
srau @. u. gurfe, sos ModnS ctr, @uro.
Snb.: Sd mar blrn bic 5rippr cans %berunicr
eefomnen: feiteem 10 aber 4aftor &oris's Ners
benftGrfer iubm, fiihIe i'd MID ipieoer ftnr. nno
babe feire Ghtp1Geantile rrebr. ID ir0hte
nint rnebr obre ben Nerbenfiarfer fein.
~A>I elm tpsrtbbo1ss gr& far NsroenIebenee
SHCRI mirb Stbern Der es perlanet su9slaEot.
w. Nrue erhotten aun bic wltetotn umtonit.
Tiek Weebiain purbe felt BEN Sabre 1876 hon benz
6onm. poftpr RbRiq. Sort mopnt. Sn6.. subei sttet
unb lest inter ieiner anweiiun8 bon BIT
KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, ILL.,
81 W. Lake ST.. near Dearborn.
Bet Mpstbsterm ~ babsn fir
e1.0o etc 9lat9e. 8 glasdsn tyr sS.003
erots S1.7S, q tar $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
20. aapitel.

so batte iib oiesmol Simpion
alio oils @or.Gorrciponoent bel Wa.
tier 0onegui poreeieat.
SD fuhte Sie!" bate er gang
einfad 81 Dem 9unfee geioet, Der
auber @eoeon Ga 9aitibe DER einaige
mar, Der iif iiber oie 0%ernesenbeit
oes iogenannten Heporters riht nun.
0erte.
Mls praftiifJer Imerifaner mnbte
Der 9eteftip ben @ertb Ser 3eit 81
ihGsen.
Dime iid .oamit oi~fsubnlten, iih
Ietner Seloenthat al riibmen, fragte
er: .4ann ih Sie ~iprefen2"
sd itebe 81 9ienften."
sd bringe Nafriht."
.Wihtige?"
.Das bGngt bapon ab, rpie mans
ninmt. Die 8ritoer Ssofion. olios
Sim unb Soc 9lafbnrn, ionic ibr
Sreuno, Ser gicomte Be Sloiiois,
iino bier in gegleitune zines gemiiien
Morgenitern."
nglh, oas geht gut: notwithstanding
lit boh audi 0apis, Der @eidn9niB-
nGrter BON Worriiiana nit oon Der
Yartie. Ga fDnnen mir gleih allen
5iinien Den @arairs mad,en."
,Haroon, Maiter! Gs limb ibrer
MIR pier! Bel Der abreife bon Metp
Dorf, ba mar 3apis freilih aud bel
Der 8anoe! Seitoem iuoeXen bot er
ielbit uits Mniere anienbe erleihtert
uno lit in cine before @eIt gereiit.
Der arme Shelm!"
Der Deteftip eenabrte einen Sells.
blod in ieiner Wdbe, lieB lid in naf.
ldiiiger Salh,ng baruuf nieoer, sim.
Oete iid cine 3igarre an, Die Waiter
1onesal inn o%iferiertc unO beaanr
in aller ltmitdnoIidJfeit ieinen gerift
iiber oie ioeben Suriidselegte nabe5i
1900 0teilen groBe Jobrt, mabreno
lpelher er niht einen augenblid lang
Die Spir Der 9lafburns onBer at,t
gelailen botte.
8lei6 nod Der Mbfnbrt lciner Nlif.
~trnggeber bottc Der Geteftlu lid an
Die Irbeit begeben.
I'm leine neitc Iiiigabc 5u ailtem
enbe 81 fiibren, banoelte es iih por
dIlem boritm. su niiien, mas Die Sc
briioer 9lafburn beobiihtigtcn.
Seinem suten Stern p%ertrouenb.
trieb lid Simpion in Der 9sabe bcs
8anfbaiies rsadipn Brothers "
So. heriim, unb partete aili Die sc.
lesenbeit, ieine aenntniNe 81 berci.
d,ern. Or broud,te nift lanac 81
marten, oo bot lid inn oieie @elegell.
belt in 8citalt et1les 9lireullbIerer3.
beiien @euberes barnilf idlieBen lieB,
oaB er einem guten @loie Eorter nidt
obbolb lei.
Simpion mar zines Worgens &c.
raoc aif ieitem 9eo6ahtungspoitcn
mieOer %angclangt, oils er beiogien
Siener, cine Mtoppe inter Dem Irnle
in gepobnli6em SdIritte oas Saus
pcrloiien iab.
Ter Ieteftip folgte linn unb be.
trat ioit qleidoeitig nit linn Elm in
Der Mahbarihaft aeleaenes 9ar.
Dem idlnuen 0eteftip NOR es 3ir.
beripiel. nit Dem 9eamten cine In.
terbaltung onsufniipien, ieir Ser.
troileit 81 geminnen nnb ihn sim
Sprehen 81 brinacn.
@l,r einige in Observation-Disclosures
@eiie oiierierter @las Bier beoitrfte
es. nm ibm Die 3unse 5t loien.
(Tnrtietuna altf Der 4. Sette.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Sabeu sic ie bebadt, mas cine fleine
YerlanstsNBeise fit Sic tbm mag?

Sic gerlanets an5eisen iihern
Initcuunsen, finben 9ienits
boten, perfaufen 9ano, Stores
uub @eihdfte a1er Grt. Sic
befrieoigen iebe Wode Die 8es
biirfniiie pieler u~nierer 9eier
in manter 8e5iebung.
Nnbere 5ieben Nusen baraus,
pprun nidt aud Sic?
Maden Sie eineu 8eriud nit elmer
Serlanstsa n5eise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Bite, bite, BELT lliis bod!

Die Wiiiiiundre uub arnicn Nem.
befcbrten in Snbicn bitten cute
Sreunbe bemiitbis nm cine frpmmc
8abe sur tlnterifiibmms ber fatBo.
iiffen Notwithstanding. GS
iuiro bier fir lebenbc nno abge.
ftorbene @ubltbdter tasliG sebctet.
Wer einen Collar ober mebr
einienoet, erbGlt als beiheiberten
Sanf cine bi6fGe Ebptu.
araphic aus ben Miifip.
n c n amf elmer Iptfarte snaeinnbi.
! Gromme 8aben bittet man 81
a%oreiEeren an U Bonner 9 g..
! Snbnane, Soma, Mmerifa, pber
bireft an
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa.
British East India.
! Bite licrer @abe bci5uiil9en:
! Sir Sbanolpa SitsSnbieH).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Coats at onehalf price at Abbott's.
Extra sale silk waists at Naughans.
Be sure to see the special feature at
the Bijou to-day.-Adv.
Cleanliness along with good service, a
feature at Miers' barber shop.
An afternoons entertainment for Toe.
Whist party in X. of G. hall, Friday.
Tire repairing of all kinds. All work
guaranteed. James Hastings, $50 North
Main street
Miss Annice McCiue of the Morse
block, Who has been detained at her
home by illness for several days, was
able to resume her clerical duties in the
Office of the Perry Auto Co. this morn
ing.
Mrs. Harry Jepson and son, Harry
Jepson. who have been spending a few
days at their former home in Barre,
have returned TO the formers home in
Boston. Mr.. Jepson will remain in Bos
ton for a time before returning to New
Orleans, La. where he is engaged in bus
mess.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't fail to attend Fits dress sale
Eric Anderson returned last night tu
his home at Hardwick, after a few days
visit in the city.
James Sterling left last night for Bos.
ton, intending TO spend the greater part
of fortnight with friends there.
Fuller c. Smith of st. Adams, a for
mer state examiner of national banks
was among the business visitors in
Barre to-day.
Mrs. Theron Williams, who was oper-
ated on at the City hospital four weeks
ago, was able to go to her home in Will
Jamestown yesterday.
Misses Grace and Violet Brown left
early this afternoon for Whitetield, n.
H., where they expect to pass the sum-
mer in the White mountains.
Please bear in mind the food sale at
the Episcopal church vestry Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. 1t will save you
lots of hard work to patronize it.
James +. Higgins of Camp street re-
turned to-day from Mortified, where he
has been spending the past few days.
Mrs. Higgins and children will visit as
the guest of relatives there for a few
DAYS more
Rev. w. J. NJ. Beattie was called this
morning from Middlebury, where he has
been attending the annual diocesan con
vention of the Episcopal church, to off
ciate at the funeral of Charles Johnston
this afternoon.
The two best baseball games of the
season will be played at the Berlin street
grounds on Friday and Saturday, with
Brattleboro of the Twin State league
pitted against the Italian A. c. The
Friday game will start at 4:l5 and the
Saturday game at o'clock. On Friday,
Speare, the Vermont portsider, will twirl
for the Italians. On Saturday Joe Weaf
er will pitch.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
THURSDAY, JUNE is, 1914
TALK OF THE TOWN
The Weather

Neck beads are the new fad. See Abb
bolts new line.
j.. A., A. o. H., whist party in X. OF
G. hall Friday afternoon from 2 to 4
Admission, Zoe.
Doughnuts, pies, cakes, cookies, baked
beans, will be for sale at the Episcopal
church Saturday afternoon, after ;
o'clock.
Miss Beatrice Callaghan of North Main
street returned to-day from Randolph,
where she has been spending the past
few days.
R. !. Fuller of Bangor, Me-, arriv~l in
the city this forenoon to make an e1-
tended visit as the guest of friends and
relatives
Miss Alice Mcdonald of Graniteville
was visitor in the city yesterday on
her way to Burlington to attend the
commencement exercises at Mt. st. Mary
academy this week. Miss Mcdonald is a
graduate of that institution and will at
tend the annual reunion of the class.
Mrs. George Christie of Prospect street
left day for Montreal, where she will
visit for the coming few days with rela-
tives. She will sail on the Hesperian, an
Allan line steamer. for Scotland the lat
ter part of the week. Mrs. Christie will
visit in Scotland during the summer, re.
turning to Barre in the fall. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Robert Wilson, who
will also visit at Aberdeen and other
points in the British Isles during the
coming summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

C. f. Clifford, the newly selected gen
eral manager of the Woodbury. Granite
Co.. was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Isaac Johnston of Haverhill, Mass, ar
rived in the city this forenoon, being
called here by the death of his father,
Charles Johnston, which occurred Tues.
day forenoon.
George Haritos, who has been en-
pIoyed at the United Fruit Co.'S stand,
left to-day for Littleton, n. H., where he
expects to make arrangements for open
ing fruit store, proceeding later to
Boston to purchase fixtures for the es-
tablishment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sac Fitts' saturday speeial.

See Fits Saturday special.
An extra reduction on wash dresses at
Perrys on Saturday.
Whist party, X of c. hall, Friday
afternoon. all invited
More OF those SOC summer silks at
Doe yard at Vaughan's.
"1'he Perils Of Pauline" at the Pa
yilion to-day only.--Adv.
Mrs. Charles Tacy of South Main
street eft last night for Sherbrooke,
P. O., to visit relatives.
Miss Marion Martin left this afternoon
for Plainheld, where she will spend the
summer months with her parents.
A special meeting of Foreign Masons
will be held in Masonic hall Friday even.
ing, the 10th inst, at I o'clock. Bus
mess important. Let every member at
tend.
Between 25 and 80 members Of the
ladies' aid society of the Unitarian
church Of Stowe, in attendance at the
annual meeting in Montpelier to-day,
were entertained at dinner this noon by
Mrs. Hattie Waite OF this city, for
mer member of the society, at her home
on Eastern avenue.
Contractor f. n. Normandeau yester-
day completed his contract of erecting a
new bridge across the Jail branch on the
spur OF track OF the Barre railroad that
runs to the f. c. Glysson granite plant.
Mr.. Normandeau placed force Of work
men at the task several weeks ago. The
new structure is comprised of solid con
crete cement abutments and an I-beam
bridge. The new structure replaces
wooden affair that had brooked the
banks of the river for many years and
which during the freshets of recent years
had been rendered so insecure that the
railroad officials ordered the new bridge
reared in its place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
parasols at vauphan's.

Childrens parasols at Vaughan's.
Big corset sale Saturday at Naughan's.
See "The Perils of Pauline" at the
Pavilion to-day.-Adv.
Enjoy yourself at the whist party in
X. of c. hall Friday afternoon.
"Life's Temptations" q four-reel spe-
cial feature at the Bijou to-day.-Adv.
Miss Ida Hazard, who has been visit
ing friends in Barre for the past two
weeks, returned yesterday to her home
in St. Adams.
Mrs. A. Angus left to-day for Mont
real, where she will pass a few days be-
fore taking passage on an Allan line
steamer across the Atlantic to visit at
her former home in Aberdeen.
r. II. Smith, one of the cemetery SUI
perntendents who has been attending
the outing Of the New England associa
ton in Barre during the past few days,
left this forenoon for his home at Rome,
n. Y.
The Italian team will be strengthened
to defeat the Brattleboro team. Triggs,
the clever little shortstop OF Mddlebury
college, and Maiden, the Vermont star,
will appear in the Italian lineup. Don't
fail to see these teams.Adv.
Mrs. Frank Turner of South Main
street, who has been spending the past
few weeks at Hartford. Conn, has re-
turned to the city. Mrs. Turner went
to Hartford last month to attend the
wedding of her son, Ralph Turner, for
merly OF this city, and since has been
visiting as his guest.
Speare, the clever little Vermont
southpaw, who is to twirl for the Ital-
ians on Friday against Brattleboro,
gained widespread comment through his
work during the past season. He is
regarded as one of the best college pitch
ers in the game. His work will b.
worth watching.-Adv
Mrs. James Sector and daughter, Miss
Margaret, of Division street, returned
to-day from Hartford, Conn, where they
attended the wedding of George Sector
to Miss Helen McCabe yesterday. The
marriage was performed at st. Jerome's
church at Q o'clock yesterday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sector will make their resi-
dence at Hartford.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Suits at one-half price at Abbott's.
Ralph Smith of West street left to.
day for Old Orchard, Re, where he has
secured employment for the summer.
f. c. Lamb returned to-day to his
home at Warren, after passing few
days in the city as the guest of friends
and relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
CABOT

The graduating exercises of the ninth
grade of the grammar school will be held
at the town hall Friday evening, June
10. Diplomas will be awarded. Every
body cordially invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
TOOLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

WANTED To buy secondhand cash reg
lister. Inquire at $40 North Main street, phone
1923. slt2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18

TEN PAINTERS WANTED-For city and
country work. Apply to C. W. Cleveland,
r. F. D. 8. Barre. s1tl'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
EFFECT OF The sun
UPON THE UNIVERSE
intensity of Its Light and Heat
Measured by Scientific
Men.

~ 4 series of curious experiments
scientific men have gained fair idea
- the intensity of light and heat
from the sun as compared with
earthly Instruments.
When the sun is at the zenith, OF
directly overhead, its light is equal
to seventy-fve electric lights placed
only three feet from the observer.
Yet an electric light is too dazzling
for any one to gaze steadily at. And
as compared with Sirius, which Is
the brightest in the heavens, the
light Of the sun is 20,o00,0OO times
more brilliant.
The intensity of solar heat on our
globe varies greatly, In a way that
sunlight does not, the former beins
affected by locations, attitudes,
changes OF the atmosphere and many
causes.
II has been estimated, however.
that the total quantity of heat which
The earth receives from the sun each
year is enough to melt layer of ice
covering the entire globe and having
p thickness Of hundred feet.
But this Is only very small por-
ton of the whole amount of heat
given out by the sun. The total
solar heat is enough to melt every
day a layer of ice ten and one-half
miles thick, about the entire sun, or,
70 take Professor Tyndalrs com.
Darison, the suns heat emitted in
one hour is equal to that produced
by burning a seam OF coal sixteen
and one-half miles thick.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
As In the Subway.

These foreign names are sometimes
a little confusing, even to the most
careful. The following conversation
was overheard yesterday:
Did you hear Salome?"
"Oh. yesl 1 know Ackte1'
DO your"
do you like Strauss?"
"Oh, rather; I'm very keen"
What Is she like?"
"Ackte? But didn't you hear herr
Yes, but didn't know you knew
her.
II don't"
But you said you knew Ackte."
No, no. l said 'Aino Ackte,-her
rame's Aino.'"
"Oh, / see. So do IT,
There was a similar confusion once
in the case of the Hungarian COM
poser Hubay. Then the conversa-
tion ran:
Did you hear that new conoerto?"
"No-who is 1t by?"
"Huhay."
"Yes. Who by?''
"Oh, don't be silly. Who's the COM
poser?"
"Hubay. His names Hubay."--
Manchester Eng, Guardian.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
What Wifey Told Husband
Who Was Bitten by Parrot

Here is one that was told by Con-
gressman William w Rucker, of Mis-
souri,. the other evening when the
conversation turned to the wonder
ful ways of little wifey.
Some time ago Brown, who lives
in a suburban burg, rushed into the
Kitchen where mother was bossing
the preparation of the evening hash.
In one of fathers fists he was hold
ing his other hand, while cussy
expression was floating over his fea-
ftlres.
Where is that antiseptio salve,
Minnie?" he demanded almost rough
ly. That Internal parrot of yours
has bitten a chunk out OF my hand!"
What's that, Jimmy?" exclaimed
little WHEY, with look of great con-
Germ. DO you mean to say that he
bit a piece all the way out of your
Tand?"
That's what he did," answered
James. Clean as a whistle. Where
did you say that salve was7"
"Oh, Jimmy" returned wifey in a
complaining voice. 81 do wish you
would be more careful. You know
very we'll the bird dealer told me not
20 let that parrot taste meat under
any circumstances" s,"-Exchange