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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-03

This information is conveyed in
letter received in Berlin from the
front.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-03

the front, EmL
his speech with
when the
should see each
all circumstance
beaten"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-03
ENEMY Will be Beaten" Sa
KAISER

Berlin. via London. Nov. 2-In
addressing the Bradenburg regiment
in France recently at n nnipt habin 4
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-03

!. William closed
f words:
: is finished we
.er again. Under
he enemy will be
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30
Niemcy prosza o
pOk6j.
Nadzwyczajna wiadO-
nose.

Paryz, 80 pazdziernika. - Pra-
sa francuska i angielska oglosila
sensacye istotnie nadzwyczajna
oto Niemcy prosiiy Francye o
pok6j, znaczne jej ofiarujac u
stepstwa i Francya odmowiia, a
propozycya niemiecka z miejsca
zosta4a odrzucona.& ObjaSniaja, ze
ME byia to zreszta propozycya for
malna, ME wyszla re sfer dyplo--
matycznych, a tyIko "a poSredni-
ctwem instytucyi komercyalnych
zostala zreferowana. (Zatem by
10 to pewnego rodzaju sondowa-
ME Jpinii francuskiej w kwestyi
pokoju. g. Przyp. Red. D. CO.
Niemcy miaiy oswiadczye goto-
wose odstapienia Francyi caiej Lo
taryngn z twierdza Metzem, a ma
wet czesci Alzacyi-a a to dlatego
-poniewaz Niemcy ME chca W
tel wojnie uwazae Francyi "a
swego gi6wnego nieprzyjaciela..,.
(Znaczy to re tym nieprzyjacie-
lem jest Anglia i Niemcy kasiiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30

nadludzkich wysiikach sforsowa-
MIA przeciwnika - zapragneiy
chwilowego odpoczynku. I tenn
wszystkiem Francuzi Belgowie
odniesli pewne korzySci W okolicy
Ypres W Belgii poczynili poste--
py -. ogolny rozkiad wojsk
wskazuje jasno, il dis So Mem
cy dalej cd wybrzeza, niz byli he-
dykolwiek, a wfasnie to wybrzezc
chca Niemcy "a wszelka Gene O.
panowaG. Zato w dalszych stro-
mach linii bojowej walki wrzaly
wczoraj gwaitowne. Ma poludnie
cd Arras W okolicy rzeki Aisne,
w Argonne, Francuzi posuneli sic
ma poinoc wypiera;ac Niemcow z
ich pozycyi. Jest to centrum linii
bojowej. Podobniez ma prawem
skrzydle francuskiem W okolicy
rzeki Mozeli i g6r Wogezow "a
znacza sic postep wojsk francu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30

skich. Jakkolwiek doniesienia
wszystkie So skape i ogolnikowe
tylko. Raporty francuskie zazna-
czaja zwyciestwa W okolicy Yp-
res W Belgii i mad Aisne w ceu-
trum; Nietncy wszedzie prawie ma
calej, li1lii umiescili znaczne po--
sikh, ktore obliczaja ma 35o,o0O
ludzi: Francuzi ME pozostali W
tyle pod tym wzgledem j rowniez
spore masy wojsk nowych poslali
ma linie walk. Niema najmniejszej
watpliwosci, Il zina szybko mad
chodzaca wojny' ME przerwic:'
Niemcy juz posiadaia ma lini
walk zapasy kozuchow i piaszczy
zimowych, cieplych rekawic, bu-
tow dla zoinierzy - dowodzi to,
il operacye wojenne beda bez
orzerwv DroWadzone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30
WieSci Z Balkanu.
GRECY w ALBANII

niki ,,Goeben" i ,,Breslau"; po-
tenn Turcya zawiadomi}a Anglie
i Francye, re znosi specyalne przy
wilele udzielane dotad mocar--
stwom dla ich poddanych przeby-
wajacych W Turcyi - czem VIA
snie Francya i Anglia najsilniel
zostaiy dotkniete, przeto protes-
towaiy-nadaremnie, bo Turcya
ich protesow ME uwzgledniia .Sto.
sunki stawaiy sic dnia ma dzien
oraz wiecej naprezone - poml--
mo, IL Anglia obiecywaia Turcyi
znaczne korzySci W zamian "a ne
utralnoSc do konca wojny, a gro
lila, wyrzuceniem jei Europy,
gdyby sic do wojny wdaia: dru-
giei strony Niemcy party Turcys
do wojny i W kwestyi.tej zwycie-
stwo odniosly dyplomatyczne -
Turcya zaatakowaia oRsye.
Wczoraj diva okrety floty tn
reckiej "a raczej turecko-niemiec--
kiej zaatakowaiy diva miasta ro-
syjskie portowe na Morzu Gar
mem: krazownik niemieck, Bre--
slau zbombardowa} miasto krym-
skie Theodozya, czyniac pewne
szkody W MEM uszkadzajac ka-
tedre grecka, krazownik zas ture-
cki Hamidzie' zbornbardowas
kaukaskie miasto Noworosyjsk,
zazadal nawet poddania go: W Cd
powiedzi wiadze rosyjskie aresz-
towaiy konsula tureciiego ] jego
urzednik6w = poczem statek IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30
0dezwa !. !. Krola AL
berta.

Londyn, 30 pazdziernika. =
Krol Albert Belgijski, stojacy na
czele wojsk swoich we Flandryi
znoszacy trudy straszliwej wojny
jak zwyczajny zoinierz, raniony
iuz kilkakrotnie, uwielbiany przez
swoich iolnierzy i Gala ludnosd
kraju, ogiosii do narodu odezws
streszczaja sic W siowach naste-
pujacych :.Miasta nasze zniszezy.
Ii, domy W gruzach leza, zaioba "
ka5dej rodzinie caiego kraju i ma
rodu; przecie jednak straszniejsze
jeszcze nastapia kleski rozpacze,
gdy ojczyzny naszej ME uwoli.i-
my pod jarzma nienawistnego j
barbarzynskiego wroga. Oto obo-
wiazek nasz, kt6ry przy pomoey
naszych sprzymierzehcow wypes.
nirnyp = Okrety angielsisie ME
przestaja bon,bardowat Niemcow
ma wybrzezu belgijskiern.
-s miliony CORA ludnoSci bel
gijskiej mrze glodu i chiodu, bez
dachn mad gsowa, bez kawaika
chleba. 49,. Oto tresc doniesief,
jake naplywaja do Anglii o
cierpieniach belgijskiego ludu,
najsrozej dotknietego. Instytu--
eye dobroczynne karmia tych bic.
dakow, ale zapasy maja O wiele "a
male =. ME wystarczajace. w
wielu miejseowoSciach obawiaja
sic rozruchow z powodu giodu ]
nedzy panujacej W calej Belgii. 2
.Kanady przyslano dla Belgow 4a
wagonow ubrai ciepiych, oraz 15s
wagonow zywnosci. z Anglii izis
wysylaja $4,000 ton maxi innych
artykuiow zywnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30
Twcya wszczyna
Wojne z ROsya.
BOmbardacya pOrtow
rOsyjskich. - Niema
wypuw edzenia.

Toxic, 80 paZdZlernlka. - 4u-
tejsza ambasada rosyjska ogiosi-
Ia, IL Turcya rozpoczesa wojne z
Rosya.
Londyn, 80 pazdziernika. -
Dziesiate panstwo wstepuje z
czynnym udziaiem do wojny swia
towel, toczacej sic obecnie w Eu-
ropie innych czeSciach swiata -
Turcya. Wysilki dyplomatyczne.
trwajace cd poczatku wojny obec-
nej prowadzone r0wnie ze stro-
ny sprzymierzonych, jak ze stro-
nv Niemiec Austryi - wazyiy
dlugo decyzye turecka - naresz-
Gle przewazyly ja ma strone mi
strza dawnego - Niemiec. Tur-
cya cd poczatku wojny wykazy--
waia sympatye nlemeck1e: ma
prod przyjeIa diva okrety ME
mieckie scigane ma Morzu Srod-
ziemnem przez Angl.kow, poczem
statki te = mimo protesty sprzy-
mierzonych = wcielila do swej
floty zachowujac jednak ich ME
miecka zaioge = nazwy i wogole
Gala organizacys: So to krazow-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30

Francye do odstapienia sojuszni'
ka. -. Przyp. Red. D. c. Pisma
europejskie wszystkie zywo zaj-
muja sic propozycya niemiecka'
wyciagajac ma swiatlo dzienne tai
niki knowan intencyi niemiec-
kich, dowodzacych, re Niemcy juz
sic zgoia niepewnie czuja W woj-
ME ma zachodzie. Przypuszczac
nalezy,. IL Niemcy najuroczyscieJ
caiej wie;ci tel zaprzecza: tenn
wszystkiem podana jest ona re
wszystkimi szczegoiami przez
najpowazniejsze urzedGwe orga-
ma mocarstw europejskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30
WALK Ma WSCHODhlINF TEATRzE W0JNY
Po|skie PuIki 0chotnicze en-.
Dwie kleski Niemecke w kroestWie. Il Walk ma "a
chodnim Teatrze Wojny. Nerozstrzy gnione Wysiiki.
iuzupetnia nowina, Il Grecy zaje-
Ii port epirsh Santi Quranta. zaj-

iuzupefnia nowina, Il Grecy zaje-
Ii port epirski Santi Quranta. zaj-
mujac w ten spos6b potudniow9
cze;G pahstwa albahskiego - E
pir, kt6ry Grecy byli zajeli W O.
statniej wojnie balkahskiej, ale
oddali go Albanii ma zyczenie mo-
carstw, okreslajacych granice AL
banii. Postapienie to Grecyi sta
via ja W konflikcie intencyami
mocarstw, a przedewszystkienf
Wloch, ktore rowniez zajely port
albanski Avlona i ladowaly tam
wojska - rzekomo po to, by VIE
cznie burzaca sic Albanie dopro--
wadzic do spokoju. Grecy row.
niez zaslaniaja sic tenn, IL Epir
musza uspokoic dla swego wlas-
nego interesu - poniewaz pogra
niczny ten kraj ich wlasne grant
ce greckie wiecznie niepokoi}. =
Sprawa ia budzi zaniepokojenie i
ME wiadomo jak sic rozwinie: O.
bawa zachodzi nowego o konflil1-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30
WALK MA MORZU.
Zn6w Szereg Ol@retoW
2atopionY.
REZYGNACYA BATTENBERCA.

przestai strzelaniny oddalii sic
z przed miasta. Ma tenn sic nara
zie skonczyly ataki tureckie. o
formalnem wypowiedzeniu woj-
ny mic ME wiadomo i pod tym
wzgledem Turcya naSladuje nau-
czyciela - Niemcy....
Przypisek Redakcyi: - Wmie-
szanie sic Turcyi do wojny =
bedzie miaio olbrzymie znaczenie
ma teatrze Swiatowej walk: pre-
dewszystkiem spowoduje ono
znaczne odciagniecie sill rosyjs--
kich ma poludnie i do Azyi Mniej-
szej, gdzie zreszta Rosya spore
posiada wojska w pogotowiu. Ma
morzu spodziewac sic nalezy W.
najblizszych dniach ataku sprzy-
mierzonych ma Dardanelle, gdzie
sic znajduja eskadry francuska il
angielska. Wazniejsza jest rzecza
to, IL po wdaniu sic Turcyi do
walki - najprawdopodobniej ca
ly Balkan znow stanie W ognia
wojny i wszystkie jego pahstwa
zostana do wojny wciagniete. =
Turcya posiada najpewniej kon-
wencye przyjazna z Bulgarya,
ktora moze Serbie zaatakuje cd
poludnia: W takim razie jednak
do woiny musi ruszyc sic Grecya,
ktora jest sprzymierzona Ser.
bia, podobna umowe maja Ser,
bia i Grecya Rumunia - prze--
to Grecya i Rumunia moga zaa--
takowat Bulgaryei Turcye ma sa-
mym Baakanie: szanse So prawie
rowne j ME wiadomo, jak sic skon
czy ia nova walka ma BaNkanie.
Crorva . Wlorhv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30

Nigdy ME bedzieny nieli lepszej
sposobnotci do wybrania dw6ch
Polak6w M ssdzi6w MI obeenie.
Kandyduja: ssdzia Ednupd K. Ja-
recki j aid. Stan. S. Walkowiak.
tosD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30
Walki na Zachodzie
Europy.

Paryz, 80 pazdziernika. - We
F1andryi tempo walk osiabio ME
CO: zdaje sic, ze obie strony po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30
Grecya a WIochy.

Londyn, 80 pazdziernika. Il
Wiadomose o wkroczeniu wojsk
Egreckich do Epiru potwierdza sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-30

proWadZOne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-18
100000 SQUARE MILES
INCLUDED IN SEIZURE
Continued Retreat of Russians is Re
ported But Petrograd Refuses to Con-
cede Defeat and Characterizes Move
ment as of No Importance

London Dec 49, p m-Again the Germans and the Aus
the of the of battle the nterm
able struggle continues again Berlin with flags
again Peogad declines to concede victory to the invaders
Berlin and Vienna contend falling
the entire front from the Baltic to the Carpathan
with the invading less than 80 miles from Warsaw
where the Russians pouring
the Carpahans into Hungary the combined
forced them back and it asserted have ad
vanced whds of the Gaca and nearing the
fortress of Lembug occupied by the Russians early in the cam
paign
The Russian official announcements admit none OF this They
dismiss the happenings Gaca engagements OF impor
and they class the operations the west Of Warsaw the
category is claimed that the extreme Russian
Mawa thrust the Germans back and the Russian
airy swung the southern border of East Prussia
In the event of great Importance reported
Foot by the allies appear be forcing the Germans out of
their trenches Flanders and maintaining the elsewhere
the front from the to Switzerland.
The British press to-day makes feature of the annexation of
Egypt and the Sudan which takes from the sultan of Turkey
100000 subjects and 100000 miles of land This
to obs the Turk of his last foohod in Africa Italy
having taken Tripoli from him few years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-18

treatment of Belgium and her treaty
with Belgium, even a. the bombardment
Of unfortifed English towns demon.
strates how Germany wages war in de-
liance Of the usage of civilized nations" !"
ne added.
President Wilson is doing everything
that he can possibly do in maintaining
governmental neutrality under present
conditions But this does not mean that
individual Americans ought not to form
and express their judgment on the moral
issues involved"
Apropos OF the strict British censor.
ship, he said he had received letter
yesterday morning in answer to letter
ne had written to a friend in London
in which he spoke OF the sinking Of the
British cruiser Audacious Of thc coast
of Ireland on Oct 26 The London
friend, who WAS also a friend of the wife
Of the captain Of the Audacious. received
DR. van Aliens letter Nov 30 and in
the answer Yesterday said il was the
first Information received of the sinking
81 the Audacious
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-18
CAR BUMPED A TEAM.
Horses Did Few Circus Stunts-0ther
Horse Features About Barre.

Zero conditions in town and outside
have had their effect on driving and draft
horses within the past two days, the ami
mails seemingly becoming Injured to the
cold weather only by degrees. Since
yesterday at least three minor road ac-
cidents have been replete with sensation
al features and with potential possibili-
ties of grave danger for the drivers. At
the Granite street intersection of North
Main street this forenoon, driver of
one Of the dump carts used in transport
ing material to the new hospital, had
his ears too warmly bundled to hear the
approach of a street car from the north,
1T was when he started to rein his horses
across the trolley track that the Wash
ington street ear bumped into the wagon
box. The driver was nearly unseated
and the horses. essayed a number OF
fancy steps which whirled the outfit
around as many as three times, specta
tors say, before the excitement was over.
More damage and serious results were
probably averted by the fact that Con-
luctor W. A. Lawson in charge of the
street car, applied his brakes swiftly
md brought the ear almost 10 a dead
lalt when he saw that the driver was
unaware of his precarious position be-
tween the rails.
Two women from Williamstown formed
! cynosure for many eyes when their
iorse became manageable on South
Vain street yesterday afternoon. What
title control the driver was able 20 ex-
'rcise over her steed when he first be-
anne frightened seems 10 have disap.
'eared az the team neared the Barre
abroad crossing and from that point 20
he Rowland block the occupants OF the
leight had their fll OF thrillen. Passing
be federal building, the horse swept to /
Yard team pulling out Of Prospect (
trect, pushed the other horse TO one /
ide, and continued his msd career a.
ar as the Noolworth store. where il was
topped. The women went into the store
D regain control OF their nerves.
4 groccrs boy left his charge standing
utside Of house on Brook street this
lrenoon and when he returned from a
nat with one Of his customers. the
orsc was gone Cold weather had its
ay with another blanketless horse. Not
ing afterWard the horse was stopped on
lain street, where Il was held until the
river came along TO claim h. Little
= Nidents Of this kind are common but
,rh has a moral for the careless driver
DO fails 10 cover his horse with a blan-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-18
BoMBARDED TOWNS PROTECTED
Declared Attaehe Of German Embassy at
Washington.

New York dec. Is Hartlepool. Scar.
borough and Whithv. the three English
towns which were bombarded by German
warships. are defended places and there.
fore the Germans were justified In she'll.
iug them. is the substance Of statement
given ont last night by Captain Frarz
won PaDen. military attache 81 the Ger
man embassy AZ Washington. The state
ment follows.
In reference ~ vesterday's bomhard
rnrnt q threp English coast towns. Ha4.
tlep9oi Scarborough and Whitby ~ the
German Sect. attention ts respectfully
called t1 artirle one %. The Hague con.
vention of ct. IS ig17. ahirh SAYS
The ionharirncHt s. naval forces n
un3efeu8e8 pnrts towns. villages. dwru.
iuFs ur bH.lauEs b. forbidden
In rpnrurrrura vfth she report ~ the
EngIish Official frfss i1rsau. ths fart fs
established that HsrtisTool = fort iE.s
while Scarborough and W7fhv are de-
fendrd like ed othfr ErrIish e1asf
risoes eitifr ~ regular trooTs. caast
gums ~ ruiurfesrs
Rsrrt mr 70 state IN addition thst
q b. i,su tssr lu1ent uf nu nslr5an rsaal
Tlaes= suah ~ ostsna. Nirurarf -
,rrRls ~ 81 ths Brfist Frsnrf rssf
ata nt tate r'aae h-ysust fns-se Fisra.
asfe fortified utirh IN fnet fiaas 80
ser iat snial7 ts--auss ttsY art aafanaa5
tf tlF German frunrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-18
Interstate Commerce Com
mission Gives Them Vir-
tually Five Per Cent.
WILL INCREASE THE
RECEIPTS $50, 100000
Two Members of the Com
mission Dissented
from Report

Washington, D. c., Dec. lS.-1ncreases
in freight rates of approximately per
cent on all railroads between the Atlant-
c seaboard and the Mississippi river
north of the Potomac and Ohio rivers
were granted to-day by the interstate
commerce commission in divided opin-
ion, excepting upon certain commodities
which comprise large bulk OF the traf-
fic. The increases will further apply TO
the railroads west of Buffalo and Pitts.
burg, which were granted partial adj
yances in decision OF last August,
which was denied altogether TO the roads
east of those points.
1t is estimated that the advanced rates
will increase the annual income of the
roads about S30,000,000 The commission
made its decision on the showing of the
roads that in addition to conditions from
which they previously asked relief, they
are now confronted with an emergency
because of the European war. Commits
sioners Harland and Clements dissented,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-18
FINED FOR SIMPLE ASSAULT.
Joseph Morgan Paid in Justice Dickey's
Court at East Barre.

States Attorney J. Ward Carver went
to East Barre this morning and sugared
off the criminal cases accruing from a
quarrel at Tough End" in Grsnitevlle
Dee. s. when young Alex Belcher. a Po
lish duarrvman. received a fractured
skull. il was alleged from an axe blow.
Joseph Morgan, the man against whom
charge OF assault with intent TO kill
was preferred and who has been at lib
ertv under bail Of 81 .00O. pleaded guilty
10 a simple assault before Justice Of the
Peace A. {. Dickey and paid l. $50 fine
and costs. The breach Of peace charge
brought against Alex Delek, a country
man Of Morgan, was mol pressed and
Morgans brother, Frank Morgan. pleaded
guilty TO breaking the peace and paid a
as fine and costs The men were repre-
-cnted by n r. Davis Of this city.
Revelations disclosed in an investica
ton conducted by Barre Town Officers
she'd 4 different light on the squabble a
Tough End and as il developed after
ward that Belcher and Others carried the
war into the Morgan nciehhorhood. the
state authorities Were moved q reduce
-he charge against Joe Morgan 20 one ~
plain assault With skull apparently
left hv an axe. Belchcr was brought %
re CITY hospital dee. and for q time
q vas feared - wouldn't survive
Prompt medical attention combined with
strong constitution soon put TIE quar-
.vmau On bic fest ~ an amazingly short
me. although the doetcrs stiil a8bere "a
lr original Diagnosis ~ n skull frar
re BeIcher is st5l couhnrd n Ms
ama although ~ uil - back IN the
-rrv a. ths eni n another week. His
-atErr. uho received injuries IN the
ht = nau ahIr ~ he out If doors
ola KING Booze T. under Indictment for
rarfrr 3 bansV r1fe fn the Tough EnF"
.ssrass ara the NAV whom thr autfuri
- 47airn nrte8 as his nrsrf ner 3 wl
; rfefu hHsrinF ru q saiiinE ehargf In
~ court hare o. rurruv Liaua Con-
afi4 uas arrested yesterday fn Brun5te-
fUr frr ararrf rarueFf tgn uth ths iia-
- t-aHr or thr tiI snd 81 present y.
90 arasr sFH bail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-18
knights of Pythias Adjunct
Held Annual Meeting
in Barre
MEMBERS GATHERED
FROM MANY PLACES
H. S. Ramsay of Claremont,
N. H., Was Elected
Royal Vizier.

Dokies from Vermont and New Hamp-
shire to the number of nearly 100 fore
gathered in the Pythian hall in the
Blanchard block last evening for the an
nual business meeting of Suadah temple,
No. l40, Dramatic Order Knights of Kho-
rassan. Members of the order from Bur
lington, Montpelier, Claremont, N. H.,
Bellows Falls, East Montpelier, Cabot,
West Topsham, Groton, Waterbury,
Northfield and East Corinth had come
together when Royal Vizier j. Warl
Carver of this city called the meeting to
order. Reports from the several officers
were heard aid then came the election of
officers.
Following is list of the men who will
have in their keeping the destinies of
Suadah temple in 1915: Royal vizier, H.
s. Ramsay of Claremont, n. H.; sheik,
Henry c. Lawson of Montpelier; mehedi,
F.. f. Campbell of Waterbury; treasurer,
James Mackay of Barre secretary,
Frank Il. Austin of Barre; sahib, A. b.
Shepard of Montpelier; satrap, J. Gould
More of Barre.
Special interest attached to the reports
of the secretary and treasurer, with
were received with enthusiasm Both
were indicative of very prosperous
year in the affairs of the temple. Nu-
merically, the order is stronger than ever
before and is well intrenched financially.
At the ceremonial, to be held either in
Barre or nearer the New Hampshire line,
the membership will receive another
impetus.
After the business meeting there was
an fmpromptu program of speechmaking
and a short entertainment to which a
number of the delegates contributed. J.
Ward Carver. the retiring royal vizicr,
spoke appreciatively of the cooperation
shown him by other officers OF the temple
in 1914 and bespoke for his successor a
hearty welcome There was music from
an Edison disc machine and before ad
ournment a delightful buffet luncheon
was served
Plans are already in the making for
Dig ceremonial of Suadah temple to be
,eld here in Barre within a few weeks.
{ may be necessary to defer the meeting
tnti the latter part of the winter, but
will 90 on just the same.
There is a large class of candidates ready
o be escorted across the hot sands and
forts will be made TO have plenty OF
cenerv available when the Journey is
nallv made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-18
THEY SANG "TIPPERARY."
But They Violated No Neutrality at VIII
liam Coutts' Send OFF.

| One of the best send offs of the sea
son was made last evening at the home
OF Mrs. Francis Thompson at ! Spauld-
ing street, when about go friends of Will
liam Coutts gathered there to give him
farewell reception. Mr.. Coutts had
decided to return to his home in Scot
land and, unknown to him, his friends
prepared to give him a royal send-of.
For nine years Mr.. Coutts has been a
resident OF Barre, coming here from
Scotland. Until recently he was employ
ed at Barclay Bros stone shed.
When the party dropped in upon him
shortly after suppertime, Mr. Coutts
was very much surprised At once the
enjoyment of the evening began. Nearly
every person OF the party responded
when called upon for song. One of
the best of these was one by James Mon
roe, for when called he appeared from an
other room dressed in woman's garments.
With his song he gave an exhibition of
dancing which caused constant uproar
from start to finish. "Tipperary," the
known war song, was sung freqeuntly.
In behalf of the company Alex Porter
presented, Mr. Coutts a suit case and a
gold mounted cigar case filled with ci-
gars. After this, sandwiches. cake, coffee
and fruit were served to the company.
During the evening cigars and candy
were passed to the guests. When it
came time for Mr.. Coutts to leave for
the train the assembly, with few ex-
ceptions, went to the depot and accom-
panied him to Montpelier Junction where
they wished him a safe journey. To-mor-
row Mr.. Coutts leaves New York for
Aberdeen, Scotland, on the Translva-
MIA.