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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
ENGLAND FEARS A LONG WAR.
Conviction Said to Be Brewing
papers Believe British and Russians
Eventually Must Defeat Enemy.

London Aug. 5.-fhe conviction is
growing in England that Great Britain
Is committed to long war. The news
papers declarc ut the power OF the
British empi - OF Russia eventually
must wear {onh the& numerical forces
of the enemy and that the reseuers OF
Canada, Australasia and India promise
to prove decisive factor in the long
rv The casualty list of the British
70 es operating on the continent, IS
sued Thursday night, show that the
British losses in the second battle were
approximately the same as in the first
and make the total 10000
The parliamentary committee OF the
Trades Union congress has issued a
manifesto expressing approval Of the
efforts which the Labor members OF the
House of Commons are making in con-
junction with the representatives OF 9th
or parties to stimulate recruiting. The
manifesto states that in the event OF
the voluntary system OF military service
proving inadequate at the present time
the need would result in greatly
strengthening the advocacy of compul-
sorry service Accordingly, the manhood
of the nation should rally to the de-
Tense of the country in such numbers as
'wilI demonstrate to the world that a
free people can rise to the supreme
heights of great sacrifice without the
whip of CONSUMPTION.
Field Marshal Kitchener, through the
press bureau, expresses his thanks for
the numerous offers of assistance re-
ceived by the war Office in the national
crisis. He invites similar offers SO as to
be enabled to provide adequately for the
wives and children of the expeditionary
force.
In reference to the heavy casualty
suffered by the Coldstream Guards, a
correspondent OF the Daily Telegraph
states that it is largely due to the fact
that company of the Guards found
themselves surrounded at night by Ger
mans. When their position was revealed
through German officers challenge, the
guards turned their Maxims on the Ger
mans and moved them down in great
numbers. Before the Coldstream Guards
could retire however, they suffered heav-
! lily both in officers and in men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
GERMANS PRESS ITALY.
Redouble Efforts to Gain Aid-German
Socialists Try Hand.

Rome, Sept 5.-Germany is continuing
her persuasions to endeavor to induce
Italy to support Germany and Austria.
Ii cannot be learned whether or not
these efforts have met with any success.
There are reports, however, that Italy
is contemplating some military coup.
1t Is again asserted that Italy is con-
centrating troops on the Austrian from
tier. but this report cannot be confirmed.
Two prominent German Socialists, in
GLIDING Deputy Suedekum came here
to persuade their Italian comrades
that they were right in supporting
Germany in the present war.
According to the newspapers, the ltal-
ian Socialist. leaders told Herr Suede
KUN and his colleague that German beg
emony would be a greater danger than
Czarism and that il was impossible for
Germans to talk civilization after the
destruction of Louvain.
The Italian Socialists expressed the
hope that the war could lead to the
triumph OF democracy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
Federal Grand Jury Re-
turns 80 Indict-
ments
RESULT OF RECENT
INVESTIGATION
Charge That Prices Are
Increased Altifi-
cially

Washington, Sept. 5.-Thirty.two m
dictments were returned here yesterday
by a federal grand jury after an inves'
tigation to determine whether 1000
prices had been artifcially increased
here on pretext of having been caused by
the European war.
Bench warrants were issued for all the
indicted men, who are local commission
merchants or produce dealers, and bail
was arranged for their appearance IN
court. No nationally known concerns
were indicted. The Indictment charges
that they have been fixing prices every
day on foodstuffs by ballot" or "sugges'
ton" or verbal agreements and that the
fixed prices have been circulated oy
printed circulars. The indictments are
under the Sherman law, and conviction
crries fine OF $4,000 or one years i'm
prisonment or both. The grand jury IN
vestigation which was under the direc-
ton OF Former Attorney General Nc
REYNOLDS, was one of many begun BY
the department of Justice, Immediately
after President Wilson's celebrated let
ter to the department of justice direct
ing a country wide inquiry into whether
certain dealers were not making the Eu'
ropean war a pretext for raising prices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
TELLS ALL AMER
leans TO KEEP
OUT OF FRANCE
Am bassador Herrick Advises Taking
Some other Route
Home.

Washington, Sept. 5.-Conditions IN
France are now so unsettled that Am
bassador Herrick has advised against any
more more Americans going through that
country on their way home, according to a
dispatch from Assistant Secretary Of
War Breckenridge, who cabled yester-
dav from Berne, Switzerland.
About 1000 Americans are left in
Switzerland, but most of these do not
desire to leave. More than ! 800 Ameri-
cans have been taken out of Switzer-
land on special trains during the last
few days. Many other Americans got
out BY their own means.
Our work is now in fair way of
being completed" Breckenridge cabled
Secretary of War Garrison. "The Ger
man and Austrian situation is about
cleaned up. Likewise in the other coun-
tries. 1t is now matter of finishing up
the work and assembling the officers"
Mr.. Breckenridge left Vienna on Aug.
81 and reached Berne on Sept. 2. He is
now on his way to Cherburg by way of
Paris to board the cruiser Tennessee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
PREPARES FOR
A LONG SIEGE
Though Paris Authorities
Still Insist They Ex-
pect None
STREAM OF REFUGEES
HURRIES FROM CITY
Exodus to the South and
West Goes on I'm
ceasingly

Paris, Sept. 5.--While the authorities
profess to believe that this city will not
be forced to undergo siege, neyerthe-
less every preparation has been made Tor
that extremity. Gen. Gallieni's proclama-
ton late Thursday afternoon IS inter-
preted as foreshadowing that probabli-
ity. The general has been put in su-
preme command of the city, following
the withdrawal Of the government to
Bordeaux. Gen Gallieni's proclamation
reads:
II have received an order to defend
Paris against the invaders. This order
| will fulfill to the end"
Food supplies are being stored away
by the residents who intend to remain IN
Paris. There is little fear of the scarcity
of edibles such as characterized ana
made terrible the siege of 1870. but large
quantities of staple foods are being pur-
chased in anticipation of the worst.
The opinion prevails that vegetables VIII
be comparatively plentiful and this ex-
mediation is exertng due influence on
the optimistic spirit of the people.
The desire to spare women and chill
dren the sufferings that would necessarl-
" result from a protracted siege i
largely responsible for the increased eH-
odus from the city yesterday. immense
crowds are now camping at all the ran
road stations where trains are bound Tor
the west and south. All kinds and con-
ditions Of baggage and household effects
are piled up in the streets, with tamllles
sitting beside the heaps waiting to get
out Of Paris at the earliest possible
moment.
An order has been issued prohibiting
persons leaving the city between >
o'clock in the evening and 8 o'clock IN
the morning without a military pass
While automobiles may enter the city
freely, they cannot depart without spe-
cial permits Gardeners are allowed 70
bring in fresh vegetables during the
night at halt-hour intervals.
With the government removed to Dor
deaux the announcement was made yes
terday that the contents OF the vaults
of the Bank of France were being trans
ferred to the same city. The reserve
funds OF the government, amounting -
many millions of dollars in gold, are IN
the bank. Many persons are inclined &c
believe that the money has already been
transported to Bordeaux.
The decision of United States Ambas
sador Herrick to remain in Paris has
greatly pleased the French government
1t is thought that as the official repre-.
sentative of the most powerful neutral
power, Ambassador Herrick may be OF
Invaluable service to the French, as vel
as his fellow eountrymen's interests
The American embassy here is now con
Quoting the affairs of the British, Rus
sian, Japanese, German, Servian and
Austrian embassies in Paris.
William Graves Sharp, the new United
States ambassador, has arrived and Is
comforting with Mr.. HerrikIk Mr.. Sharp's
instructions from Secretary Bryan arr
to study the situation and agree with
Mr.. Herrick as to the best time for hin
to assume his duties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
The Cars Troops Victori-
Gus Over the Aus
trian Army
CAPTURE CZERNOWITZ
AND HOLICZ
And Make Dash to Hold the
Passes in the Car
pathians

Petrograd tst. Petersburg). Sept. g.
The huge Russian army in Galicia con
tinues to advance steadily, crushing all
Austrian advance before it. Czernowicz
has been taken with little show OF re-
sistance. The next objective is thought
to be Suczawa.
Reports reaching here lead to the be-
lief that Russian army, by forced
marches, is dashing toward the eastern
passes in the Carpathian mountains.
Seizure of these passes would effectu.
ally protect the Russian line of com
municaton from any possible movement
of Austrians from that point
Halicz was captured after a desper-
ate fight in which the Austrians LETT
$500 dead on the field. The Russians
took 80 cannon and much railway roll
ing stock.
An official statement issued by Min
lister OF War Soukhomlinow yesterday
says:
aThe Russian forces are in complete
mastery OF all of eastern Galieia. The
Austrian forces, which have been badly
decimated in the recent fighting, con-
sisted of eight Of their army corps, COM
prising the most effective of the Aus
trian active army. The fact that they
have been completely routed can only
spell disaster to the Austrian cause.
The Russian advance is continuing rap
idly."
The Russian armies were yesterday
fighting along an entirely new battle
line. In Russian Poland, where the Aus
trian left wing has been heavily re-
enforced BY the Germans, the fighting
is of the most serious character. The
Russians are holding their lines, content
to remain on the defensive until the ad-
ditional re-enforcements now being sent
forward from the concentration district
wilma -Gredno- Byeloslok arrive.
To the south in Austria, however, the
situation is much different. There the
Russians are on the offensive and the
Austrians have been pushed back toward
the San river. They are holding their
advanced lines and are concentrating on
Przemysl, where another great battle is
certain.
The advance of the Russians through
Galicia is declared to be extremely rap
id. The Cossaeks are sweeping the
country in front of the infantry, falling
back whenever strong positions are To-
Gated.
The war office announced yesterday
the result Of the fighting on Sept. ] near
Lublin and Kholm. II stated that the
Austrians attacked the Russian center
and were repulsed with the loss of sew
eral thousand men and many rapid.f
guns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
FIND RELICS
OF MADER0
Constitutionalists Get the
Blood-Stained Garments
of President
WILL BE PLEASED IN
NATIONAL MUSEUM
Human Heart, Preserved, Is
Also Found-Several
Arrests

Mexico City, Sept, unconstitutional
military authorities yesterday discov-
cred a human heart, preserved in alco-
hol in glass jar, in a private residence
in Mexico City. Several arrests in con-
nection with this discovery were made,
but the authorities refuse to divulge the
names of those taken into custody, 9th
er arrests are expected shortly.
Blood stained clothing which belonged
To President Madero and Vice-President
Pine Suarez, who were killed in Mexico
CITY in February, 1918, also has been
found. together with watch which be-
longed to the president and pin which
was the property OF. his brother, Gustave
Madero. These pieces of jewelry Will be
placed in the national museum.
General Joaquin Jimines Castro, one
OF the federal commanders. was arrest
ed Yesterday. The charge against him
was not made public.
The search for arms in Mexico City
is being prosecuted with yigor.
Foreigners in the Mexican capital are
experiencing difficulty as result OF the
decree forbidding all persons to leave
the capital unless supplied with pass
ports. The operations OF this order have
in a measure been relieved by the an
nouncement of the post commander that
foreigners may secure passports from
their respective legations,
Paul Fuller, representative of the state
department at Washington, and John r,
Silliman, of the American consular serv-
ice, are expected here tonight from
Vera Cruz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
Jews NOW HEROES TO RUSSIA.
Young Medical Student Decorated for
Bravery in East Prussia.

Petrograd tSt. Petersburgl, Sept. Sit
is recognized on all sides that the war
will radically change and improve the
position of the Jews in the cars do
mains. Their bravery and exploits at
the front are attracting considerable at
tention.
A Jewish medical student of wilma,
whose name is Ornas, has received the
Order of the Cross of st, George. He
was invalided and sent to a hospital,
having been severely wounded in saving
the colors of his regiment in the last ex-
tremity in the terrible fighting in East
Prussia. The commander of the regi-
ment telegraphed a special request that
the doctors in the hospital do everything
possible TO save the life of 0rnas, whom
he enthusiastically described as one OF
Russias heroes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
PLAN MEXICAN ELECTION.
Carranza Confers with His Leaders--civ
il Government as Soon as Possible.

Mexico City, Sept. 5.-ProvislonaI
President Carranza and the various de-
partment heads were in session all OF
Thursday afternoon and until late in
the evening in Chspultepec castle dis
GUESSING plans for meeting of the army
chiefs from all parts Of the republic TO
determine the manner and the date for
the calling Of general elections. 1t is
reported that number of generals are
now on their way TO the capital in re-
Spouse to Geographic calls to attend the
meeting. The disposition seems to be
to arrange for the substitution Of the
military regime BY civil regime at the
earliest date possible,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
KITCHENER GETS 100000 MEN.
England's New Recruits Want to Fight
Germany.

London. Sept. 5.--That nearly 100000
recruits have already volunteered for
service against Germany was the an
nouncement made by Premier Asquith
at yesterdays Guildhall meeting called
to stimulate recruiting.
With recruiting greatly stimulated by
yesterdays great non-partisan mass
meeting, it was confidently asserted that
Earl Kitchener's new army of 100000
men will be complete in another 10
days. The news that Paris may prob
ably be invested within the next day or
two has brought home TO Englishmen
generally the imminenee of the Ger
man peril" and many who heretofore
held back are flocking to the eolors.
The government of the Australian
commonwealth, it is announced. is send
ing an additional army to supplement
the first expeditionary force of infantry
and light horse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORTS

Nelson Norgren, captain of the Chi
cago university football team last fall,
made record for winning varsity let
tiers. He earned his G in every major
sport played at Chicago and further
more, gained in his college career ~ Cs,
the limit of possibility.
Frank Snyder, the star catcher of the
Cards, is but 20 years old. He filled
the big gap behind the bat for the Cards
this season and is proving to be find.
He is a great fighter.
Johnny McGraw, the Giant manager,
was at one time master of Bonnie Kauff.
The Giant manager is now sorry because
he let the youngster 60 Kaufr is the
leading batter of the Federal league and
has an average better than the leaders
of either the American or National
leagues.
Bill Carrigan of the Red sox thinks
that the Braves are stronger team
than the general public credits them
TO be. He says that they are no fash
in the pan but real strong ball club.
He says that he will be greatly disap-
pointed il the team weakens.
Jack Coombs, the star Philadelphia
pitcher. is a candidate for state senator
| from York county in Maine on the Pro-
gressiye ticket. Coombs made his de-
but as platform speaker this week.
| The Chicago Cubs are after Mike Now
rev. late of the Pirates. O'Day says
that his infeld is far from major league
strength.
Herzog has been a great loss to the
| Giants this season and TO make matters
worse the weak Red Birds have been
s, trimming the Giants properly this sea-
son.
Davis, the former Williams college
pitcher. was favored with chance TO
show his skill as a Brave on Thursday
| He twirled five innings and allowed but
four hits, a very creditable perform
ance.
| 1t is said that Harry Davis and Ira
! Thomas of the Mackmen's advisory
board are preparing statistics on the
Cards, the Braves and the Cubs. This
would either Indicate that they are ex-
pecting the Giants to be out of the fight
or else they do not consider them strong
ly.
Fred Tenney, the former big league
star, is managing a team of college
stars at Boston.
| Mike Kahoe, one of the scouts of the
Washington Senators, has picked up &
| promising catcher in Wilson, who halls
from the Southern league.
McGraw still has plenty of confidence
in David Robertson, his right fielder,
| Robertson is far from a finished ball
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
CUBAN EDITOR IN DUEL.
Major Andre and Col. Mendiets Agree to
Fight.

Havana. sept. A duel was fought
Yesterday between Col Mendieta, the
Liberal leader Of the House, and Major
Andre. a Congressman and editor of the
Conservative newspaper Fl Dia. Bitter
feeling exists between the eombatants,
who agreed to wear shoulder leather
gloves 70 prevent the duel ending in a
mere slight stab.
Andre is considered the best swords
man in Cuba. Editorials in II Dia
caused the duel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
WHEAT UP SIX CENTS MORE.
War Rumors Send Prices Above Close
Chicago Excited.

Chicago, Sept. 5. Extraordinary
broadening out of export business rushed
the price Of wheat upward yesterday six
cents to 63s cents bushel higher than
Thursdays record, the highest previous
level since the war began. Violent fiue-
tuations were in progress when the days
trading came to an end Final transac-
tions showed an advance of five to SIS
cents as compared with "a hours before.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood is responsible for more all
ments than anything else. 1t causes ca
tarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism, weak
tired, languid feelings and worse trou'
bles.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has been wonder
fully successful in purifying and enrich.
ing the blood, removing scrofnia ana
other humors, ana building up the whole
system. Take it--giye it to all the fam
lily so as to avoid illness. Get 1t to-day.
-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
NO WAGNER FOR PETRoGRAD.
German Operas Barred-Many Cities Are
Changing Names.

Petrograd, Sept. 5.--This new name OF
st. Petersburg, selected 10 eliminate the
Teuton sppellation, has started a cam
paign against all Germanism in Russia.
1t is proposed to change the name Of
Cronstadt to Kotlin. SchlusseIberg, out
side ST. Petersburg, has already been
called 0resha, the original name
In addition, a host of other German
names and titles are doomed to oblivion.
Furthermore, the operas Of Richard Wag-
ner are TO be excluded frpm the Gar s
Imperial theatre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
RUSSIAN GUNS FOR sERvIA.
Vienna Hears Troops Also win Soon Ar
rive Along the Danube Route.

Rome Sept. 5.-From Austrian army
headquarters came the report yesterday
that Russian troops soon may join with
Servian forces in their operations in the
south. The Russian general staff, the
report says, for days has been trans
porting ammunition and guns by way
OF the Danube to Servis, as a prelim-
mary TO the actual transport of troops
by the same route.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
LuMBEe FIRMs ~ sl1s.ooo.
Fifteen Missouri Companies Of IS Fined
Turn in the Money.

jefferson City. Mo. sept. 5-Fifteen
Of the twenty-five lumber companies
fued by the supreme court Of Missouri
last December fer violations cf the state
antitrust act. paid their fines Thursday
and wiu continue business in the state.
The companies contributed in al s2s5.-
oO0. Executions were issued against the
remaining companies 70 collect unpaid
fnHs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

At Boston Boston 4, Philadel-
phia .. Bstteries-Collins and
Carrigan; Bush, Wyckotf and Nc
Avoy.
AT New Washington ],
New York o. Batteries-Shaw
and Henry; Fisher and Nunamak-
sr.
At Detroit-Detroit I, st. Louis
Batteries - Coveleskie and
Stanare: Hamilton and Agnew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
GERMANY LETS COAL GO OUT.
Prohibition on Export Removed to Allow
Removal of Excess Accumulation.

London, Sept. 5.-Germany is now al
lowing the export of coal which has
been accumulating for long time, says
a despatch TO the Chronicle from Copen-
hagen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
Improvement in Sight.

New York. Sept. Bank exchanges
this week, although still far below those
of the corresponding period IN recent
preceding years, display gratifying evl-
denee of trend towards improvement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
KEEL CANAL REoPENED.
Limited Number of Merchant Craft May
Use the Waterway.

Copenhagen, via London, Sept Ship
owners have been informed that the KEEL
canal has been reopened to traffic, but
that only a limited number OF ships
would be allowed 70 traverse 1t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
Insists Italy Is Neutral.

Rome. Sept. 5.--Premier Salsndra
gave out the following official statement
yesterday: The Italian government Is
firmly determined to maintain the strict
est neutrality"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
JAPAN WOULD HELP IN INDIA
Is Ready to Aid England in Case Of
Trouble There

Washington. SEPT. Japan stands
ready 20 aid Great Britain ir case 81
trouble N India. THIS declaration vas
rn6s az the japanese embassy ycster-
6Ay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

At Philadelphia Boston 6, Phil
adelphia (l2 inningsl. Batteries
james and Gowdy; Mauer, Tin
cup. Alexander and Killifer.
At Cincinnati 49, Cincinnati 4,
Chicago 2. Batteriesv-Douglass
and Gonzales; Cheney and Arch
er.
At st. Louis-Pittsburg 2, st.
Louis |. Batteries-Harmon and
Gibson; Sallee, Robinson and
Wingo.
AT Brooklyn-New York 4,
Brooklyn 3. Batteries-0Toole
and Mclean; Reulbach, Allen and
Mccarthy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
ousrED GERMANS HEADED HERE
ohieers Japan Drove Out Are Coming
TO America

Peking, SEPT. 5.--The Chinese govern
nent has learned that the German con.
sulsr officers expelled from japan ar
proceeding 20 the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05

PLAYER, but with another seasons ex-
perience on his shoulders he should be a
star.