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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-01
PICTURE FRAMING.

Pictures to be framed for Christmas
should have early attention. Why not
let us have your order now before the
rush. We also have nice line OF
framed pictures in secret order and
novelties.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-01

PERMANENT BUSINESS : Men
wanted to sell Little Wonder Case
line Lights. Clean, dignified
work, profitable from the start.
Men making $4,000 to $500 per
year. Address Wonder Company,
500 Walnut street. Terre Eaute.
Ind. 1o-16-tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-01
WANTED

sWANTED-E Expert stenographer and
bookkeeper. Bell Phone 2s1; Cons,
Phone 29s. 11,3O-3t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-01

FOR sALE-Blank coal options at
the West v1rginian office. 1854
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-01

5PoR RENT-5.room flat, corner 10th
st. and Virginia Ave. Inquire at
store. 11,2S-3t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-01

FOR RENT-Threc room house Price
$3.50. Apply at ZIG Golf street, Fair
mont. w. va. 11-3O.3t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-01

FOR RENT-A nice modern seven
room house at Kelley Place, corner
walnut and Third street; also fine
s5.room flat In Kelley building on Wa
ter street, First ward. Inquire of F.
P.{Kelley Lumber Co. 1l.1s-tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-01

UNFURN1sHED ROOM for single
man, with light, heat. and bath. Ad-
dress, Lock Box 60, Fairmont, w.
w, 1l.30-3t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-01

FOR RENT - Two furnished rooms
with modern conveniencess Can
be used for light house keeping If
desired. Apply at 1928 Center ST.
5ss Locust Ave. 11-2S-3t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
ADVANCE AT IVANGOROD
EQUALLY PERCEPTIBLE
Violent Attacks By Germans at Varl-
Gus Points in Belgium and Northern
France Have All Been Repulsed,
Saws the Same Official Statement.

Northern France and the Belgian coast are still the eds whefe
important fighting the entire line IN the western arena
war being with utmost subbornnes but yet
without any decisive The French office the
holding their but Berlin has not been heard
from subject since yesterday when report sent out
out fighting of Lille the Germans taking the
offensive, repulsed the enemy at several points.
British warshps played important part in these operations
that their operations not yet ended
of the reported evacuation of Osend has been
received that they have made
Argonne and Woevre districts.
the eastern both sides claim but not in the
localities There has been handtohand fighting in the vcn
ity of Blone and Prouschkof in Russian Poland.
Paris Oct D. 245 p. mAn official statement issued this
the French Office that the positions occupied
by allies Belgium and northern France have been maintained
in spite of the violent attacks of the enemy.
reads On left wing the German forces in
considerable strength have continued attacks particularly
in the vicinity of Dxmude Wantone Armenteres Radnghen
the positions of the allies maintained On
front the enemy delivered only attacks
All repulsed
The forward Of the Russian forces is positively
the region of Warsaw
driven back the than eight miles The advances of
the Russians angord to the south of Pzemy have been
equally perceptble
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
WITHDRAwS RESIGNATION.
Prof. Munsterberg Is Willing to Stay at
Harvard

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. p. Prof. Huge
Munsterberg has withdrawn his resig'
nation from the chair of psychology at
Harvard uniyersity "at the request OF
the authorities" according to an an
nouncement made last night.
The resignation was submitted re-
Gently after Prof Munsterberg had
learned that the university had received
communication from Major Clarence
Wiener Of London, threatening to with
hold legacy OF ten million dollars to
Harvard unless the professor were dis
missed, His objection to the professor
was based on the latter's pro-German
utterances since the opening of The Eu-
ropean war.
The announcement OF the withdrawal
of the resignation appeared in the col
umns of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin,
a publication OF which President LowelPs
secretary is editor.
The bulletin says editorally that the
cannot afford to admit any
suggestion that would be willing 10 ac-
capt money to abridge free speech, to re-
move professor, or to accept his res
ignation.'
Prof Munsterherg said last night that
the university had refused to accept
hls resignation. THAT ends the matter,
20 far as am concerned he added.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
TOOK AN APPEAL.
After Being AdJudged Guild Of Techni
cal Charge OF 0verspeeding.

4 Fred 5 Cheney, the chauffeur who 6g
ured in an automobile accident on Nortf
Nam street Tuesday when Mario Zan.
lsoni. a l5year-old Granite street bicy
clist was run down came into city court
last nigat and heard 4 resume of the
evidence which the state intends 20 ust
ia IL ease against him. Cheney who
was arrested IL the forenoon on tech.
uical charge of overspeeding. was al.
Judged guilty II the oaense and fined
so and cost The respondent, through
bis attorney y q DAVE appealed from
the decision and furnished hail 81 slu0
Tor bis appearance at thr March term
81 Washington county court.
John 0'Nod. uho celebrated bic trfv
rccrut return 70 town by making merry
~ North Main street VAS srfaiaued hs-
forr Magistrate ~ " SCOTT in itv
court the forenoon nn an HtaNicatian
charge subsequent ofcnse. 81 "a hich BE-
pleaded guilty and arranged 70 pay = as
nue and costs 81 s4a5 U'Npl Was ar
rested b. Officer David Henderson last
nirtt ~ u ocioak
The easr scaust Leonard Bfre0nU
s. aa noi rf1s-ei The aases oi au 20 hIr
rasp1ndeHt- aga inst ul8m che plea IT
guilty stands kfl ~ sentenced FRIDAY
fnuruiur
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
LONG A FUGITIVE
CAUGHT IN TORONTO
DR.. R. c. Flower Was Indicted ID Years
Ago on Charge of Grand Larceny
Arising Out of Enormous
Sales of Stock.

Toronto, Ont, Oct 22.-lndicted Ia
years ago in New York City on a charge
of grand larceny arising out of enor-
nous sales OF alleged fraudulent mining
stocks in New York City, DIR. X. c,
Flower, now about 10 years old, was
arrested here last night as he was en-
tering his home, at the request of Police
Lieutenant McConville of New York,
who for years trailed Flower III North
and South America. 1t is believed here
that Flower will waive examination and
consent to return to New York.
Investors in financial deals promoted
by Flower in 1900 were alleged to have
lost about 81 100000 He was president
OF the Arizona and Lone Pine companies
with offices in Wall street. Arrested, he
furnished bail of $4,000 and then for
feited it by fleeing. McConville trailed
him for seven years through the Amer
lean continents. In 1907 he was arrested
in Philadelphia and later in Reading,
Pa, where he conducted brick making
industries until the police interfered.
In each case he secured his liberty. For
several years he was lost sight OF until
located here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
Following an Agreement on
the War Revenue
Measure
INCREASED BEER TAX
WAS ELIMINATED
Also the Imposing of Five
Cents-a-Gallon Tax on
Rectified Spirits

Washington, D. G., Oct % The ad
| journment OF Congress tonight war
virtually assured to-day, the result oi
the action OF the conferees of the two
houses Lere yesterday in reaching final
agreement on the war revenue bill I'M
der the agreement, the amendments pro-
posed by the Senate to increase the beer
tax from 81 50 to Sl.75 barrel and inn
posing five cents gallon on rectitied
spirits is eliminated This would reduce
the estimated revenue from $l05,000 to
$4,000 annually.
In sacrificing these amendments, the
conferees made no substitution, Repre-
sentative Underuood's proposal to re-
store the tax of two cents gallon on
gasoline as contained in the House bill
having been rejected by the Senate con
ferees
Throughout the day yesterday the
conferees fought over the liquor tax and
gasoline amendments. the compromise
proposal having been carried TO the pres
ident by Senator Simmons and Repre-
sentative Underwood Final agreement,
however, paved the way for early ad.
lournment of Congress and leaders in
both houses planned TO expedite adoption
OF the report 80 that the session might
be ended tonight. Cotton legislation
met defeat in the House while the war
revenue conference was in progress. the
measure TO provide for quarter of
billion additional currency through the is
suance of United States notes or Pana
man canal bonds being rejected BY
vote OF I22 TO 9l
Lack OF quorum last night prevented
action on the bill to permit nati1nal
banks on commercial paper up 10 100 per
'ent. OF unimparcd capital and sur
Dlus and also on the ESeasaf,s TO license
'otton warehouses. lndcation were
both Of these measures would be
'pocketod" in the rush for adjournment
o.day,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
LIMOUSINE AND BUs ooIImEB.
Tuo Wonsn oo1upsrts sf ne Former
Injured fr NFu York

Nrr ha-k. nf Hrs Hsut =
Fsh re fe unff arrr4ass-rr.r
end Mics Em q Nar Anf5u.s s.rf
~ 81 sornrF fsr IaIn H fHr a--
rfurn 81 fulunha ur1FfFsatr ~
mraH iatH rnafar8aV uAsn w-a r5sts
limousine rrHlat wth Fffh asa-ss
isls a. ftrrs.df frItr Hr1f ra-sr
Hfaf frtae 81 q hnsrtrH nfr-r = go
asH1 tiss isrr8sn rissa hea ee ti
a rrf ff. ri rf-r suFr-r r-r-
f = heH arrH ues ~
s atrt $50 F-s
w-s rsst uss ahs ts hats IS ,4
~ rr- rr fm hr Ht-rr H-
rFs tt1 affaafs fw Mss Enr
1a1gs 81 rfrnfr at ths ssstatassar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
AMERICAN STEAMER
ORDERED RELEASED
London Foreign Office Informed British
Ambassador Of Position Taken
by His Government.

Washington. u. G.. Oct 22 SIR Cecil
Spring Rse, the British ambassador, Was
informed to-day by the London foreign
office that the American tank steamer
John ID. Rockefeller, seized bv British
cruisers, has been ordered released
Washington, d. G.. 0ct. , Great
I Britains determination to keep from
IGermauA cargocs ~ Illuminating oil
which might be turned into iuel tor
army motor trucks, a. well a. Tor dread
"a Zpppclins and aeroplancs Is fespon.
sible for the seizure OF American stand.
ard OF steamers by British cruisers
This fact was developed Yesterday IN
conferences following the state depart.
ment's request through Ambassador
Page ut London Tor the immediate re-.
lease of tile tanker John ~ Rockefeller.
President Wilson aud Counsellor I.ans.
ing. acting secretary OF state. discussed
the seizure ~ the ships, and later Mr.
Lansing conferred with the British am
blssador Sir Ceeii Spring Rice. who
called seeking information concerning
the attitude 81 the American govern.
nent
The STANDARD Oil company has asked
the state department 20 secure the r.
lgase 81 three % ts ships the John ID.
Rockefeller. Bundilla and platura. which
were captured b1 British warship- while
hound from American neutral ports a.
neutral countries carrying Illuminating
OH Only Iu tho case ~ tlfe Rockefeller,
houeeer. has the department felt war
rauted in taking immediate steps This
ship aas under the American flag haiore
the European vat began and therefor Is
not subject % any 0f tho questions
which might arse - connection pith ihe
other two teszcl- which uere changed
from -d--ign registry under the reernt
at 81 Congres-
Tho understand uu 40 the British rm
hassY BE- that Illuminating Oh Ias ls.en
regularly DECLARED routrahand y tho
BRITISH g0terumpnt. bit that thr natiea
has uat 80 rparhpf either pauefs There i
.n TIE rase re-arrhies tllr communicating
8i ths corpfr aaru ship. whuh uas
'aken MO Hrtfsh port u ndtanea ~ 4
1otirr o. msrif.uf nations that farrsr
led harn DECLARED conditional contra
.ana tu thst Ha#e tia nitnI statrs
if rot ahanfnH fs fsinfrrflan fi.sf nru
tui good. H uafrai islftams frss.rr
stueeB naBtsal ferts we're tKemrf fruu
sfuIre shsrF ssur see atnsfff
iaaesrr tfrpHrh Hn zrffrsfsaa-n~
tntiaa isfHsar tie rrttsh anf rartsh
.astrrrHrt tfat t# uutsh Antarrs
.aril frfauf fH rgrsf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
WILL TESTIFY
TO FREE HERSELF
Mrs. Florence Carman, Charged with
Murder, Will Go on the Stand
in Her Own Defense

Mineoa, \. Y, Oct p Mrs Flor
ence Carman, on trial as the alleged
slayer Of Mrs. Louise Bailey entered the
courtroom this morning, expecting to
take the stand this afternoon as her own
chief witness. The presentation of the
states case was concluded this morning
Frank Farrell Bowcry character, who
testified yesterday afternoon that he saw
"A woman running from the window
through which the shot was fired, was
recalled for continuation Of the cross
examination, His story under cross-eA.
animation was practically the same as
that told yesterday.
George NJ Levy. Of Mrs Carman's
counsel, declared in the opening that he
viii prove the crime was not committed
by Mrs. Carman but by a man whose
motive Is not known.
Continuing, Levy said hc would show
that Mrs Carman went 10 New York
the day Of the murder, contracted 4
headache and went 70 bed after dinner.
Sine was disturbed by the shot and COM
motion downstairs. and Immediately
donned her kim0nO and started for the
scene. but did not enter the doctors Of
fee, because the doctor had forbidden
Il The attorney said BE- could prove
Witness Farrell liar.
A vigorous assault on the testimony
of Oelis Coleman. the negro maid. who
said that Mrs. Carman admitted the
crime % her, wa. begun By the defense
with its first witness Benedict Cheese
man. negro stcuogfaphcr who told Of
taking down an interview betwccn tyo
negro lawyers and telia, 10 which she
made no mention oi Mrs. Carmnn having
shown her q revolver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
Entire Village Seemed to Be
Threatened at One Time
Last Night
LOSS PROBABLY $500,
PARTIALLY INSURED
Barn in Rear of Hotel Was
Burned, Together with
Some Livestock

Cabot, Oct. % For several hours
last night Cabot people and volunteers
from other towns fought a fire which
threatened at one time to wipe out a
considerable section of this village but
which was subdued after the hotel and
barn had been destroyed The loss is
estimated at about $500, on which
there is an insurance of 81 500.
The fire broke out in the barn at the
rear of the hotel, and the cause is a
mystery. At O'Clock it was discovered
that the building was all ablaze, and the
alarm was soon given. So much
progress had been made by the fire that
a horse, three pigs and two calves were
burned to death Meanwhile willing
hands were assisting in removing the
contents from the hotel itself which
seemed doomed These efforts were large
ly successful and most OF the contents
OF the hotel were removed before the
flames had gained great headway on
that structure.
DthEihi streams Oi water were thrown
on the hotel by Cabot firemen AS well
AZ by iremen who came from Marsh.
field; but the two story structure was
built OF wood and, in addition, was quite
old, 50 that it offered little resistance
To the attack OF the flames. 1t soon
vas enveloped in fire and part of the
volunteers turned their attention to
saving surrounding property. The Far
rington block was located near the hotel
and not far from the barn was the resi-.
dence of b, 6. Rogers. These buildings
were protected as well as possible BY
wet blankets while streams of water
were thrown against them. In this way
the buildings were spared although they
We're only few feet from the hotel.
p 1880 o'clock danger Of conhagra. /
tion WAS passed and the people OF the
community began to breathe easier; but |
the ire was watched for some time long |
rr Tor fear Of further outbreak.
The loss OF the hotel is serious
tlow to the community as it was the
only one in town IL was conducted by 1
f. W Dane the owner, who moved from
Ilardwics three years ago At the pres
mt time it is not possible to say wheth-
r the hotel viii be replaced. but Cabot
people are hoping that the community
viii not be without one for long.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22

ditions and heavy artillery fire. achieved
considerable success on oct. 20. and their
position on the left bank of the Nistula
is now secured
The attempts BY the Austrians Ia
cross Sfe river San below Przcmysl have
been checked and the Russians are a..
suming the offensive there
In the region south Of Przemvsl are
fonud the remains Of All the Austrian
corps defeated in prior fights in Gahcia.
Here, the Russian troops are energeti-
cally checking the advance Of numerous
bodies 81 ~ enemy.
There Is no essential change in Past
Prussia We are at present In touch
with the enemy on a front covering over
900 Vcrsts labout POI milesl. from the
Lower Bzoura 20 the slopes of the Cana.
THAN mountains
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
KELToN-MARTYN.
A Quiet Wedding Of Popular Young
People


I PaiuGrld. oct p a quiet and u.
formal wedding took place AZ tho homie
Tot the bride'- mother Mrs Albirda Mar.
it,n 81 eight ocIock last evening when
hcr daughter Rachael Marion. wa, unit.
cd iu marriage 90 Naum Herbert keltou.
Iunly son of Nr end Mrs Herbert krlton.
81 Fact Montpelier The ceremony WAS
performed 81 Re, y p. Reardon Of
Barre.
The Young couple were unattended
and tie ceremony was Witnessed ouN hv
Il few relatives and friends The we'd
ding march was played ~ Miss Mildred
Gates
The bride was ,cry bre0miuclv
gowueA m white crepe mrtrcr with
prar' and ser trimmings and aried a
large bouquet 81 bude- roses After The
ceremony q iilht lunfhoou Was served.
after ghirh tbc brdav couple BETA by
automobile amid shower 81 confetti
for short trip ~ Nen Nofk and ether
roiut- The bride and groom were thc
~crirfaHf- ~ several beautiful rrrsufa.
including silver hand ta .nted china aud
linen showing thc esteom in which thev
arc hrid Tho bride ia graduate of
pH5nh.id high -eHani 1915 and tha
g~oun q prosperous 40ug fauuar rf
Past Montrr H1if haff large -
it u renas ho eu n v5sHIr1 tfu
3 harf ard prosperous autafe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22

On the battle front, via Paris, 80
a. M, Oct. % Much progress has been
made recently by the French on their
eastern wing. where there are positions
of great Importance for the future cam
paign. Fighting goes on there night
and day. Three battalions OF German
infantry, trying to fbrce a passage
through Vosgcs, encountered strong de-
tachments of French engineers and ar
tilery.
Germans were deployed in order 20
surround the Frenchmen. bat the French
three-inchcrs opened fire and did a ter
rife execution, causing the Germans TO
retreat hurriedly There has also bccn
furious fighting at Rove, whore the
French recently sustained dozen GER
man charges. finally compelling the GER
mans to retire with great lo-s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
SUICIDE ON GRAVE
OF MURDERED Girl.
Mystery Of Dozen Years Brought 10 At
tention Again BY Mysterious Case
Of Sslf-Destruction Il
Jersey City.

1erssg lit1. Of = On thr grave
uf riri mFstsriousis siain 81 bullet
~ Faars ago, 3 man e. yet unileutif ifitd
committed suaeds hsre last night ~
sinotiag himself in The bead TIE rrars
uns purchased q the tins of thr hur5aI
uf tse erl 1anft >.aroa,irr. 81 . man
usu.rd James Elis leo uauu tnEata
1und Is thf liaties 81 FestefdaFs SOL
tf rantainr8 tisr naur Flia
Hi.s s1troaaef was 1s faars ga ahrr
saa Nas Kidd IN Port 8errIs. y. 81. tB.s
tstim 4 i sa5a y 80 pobe. ls4
srs uuHrsi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
rNTERNED IN LONDON.
Austrian and German Subjects Are Being
HELD

london ot p Austrian and Ger
man subjects u military ago = 30. since
The beginning of thc war. h1rf been ST.
.oeed their hherty ia EnglnuH unless
they rested under suspicion. are 10 b.
nterned u detention camp.
Tho police during ere ast ffa aars
safe been arrestinr HUNDREDS ~ men b.
tueen The ages Of u and % years and
sending tHrn q camps Is different parts
II thf country. More than 30 pere ar
rested Yesterday p London l0n as-e ar
Hastei u Manthaster ana srmiiaf uum-
bf-- uerf taken in al ttla larr 4firs
lhis aetion of the c1terHnirrt 3 raa-
fssfatrd. e 's stated before fafifia.
oaeret German Spires rs enter ftr rar
FRY Elth ht,r,sH afnefes ~ ffr r-e-
tarze nf brna e-ar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
dissolution uNpER WAY.
Ner Havsr Rsnrnsa system Acts Unssf
Federal Decree

rraf0n Of 2 n,s-s'utinr uf as
Nee Aa-E Nea HataH Hartford rsf-
rd ssIrn uu8r tlf fele.aI Hserrt
.rrad sst ~aturf SEES sHtHuFa +
ats-r ersf.rinf nfs.n Wzfrz e Er1s
far ara ~ afhH fnS tTsfrss uru.ra
th aa Hssfmr rfrf tsn
rsaatar Fs7-ard faIdiae eHnrrtf
rrr. $50 usrr1F fuE az
nsstar Waarf in ar fa nsAe aar
a ttte@
n1ufr rrailnrf Hrusrs
Irr
Errer
u rat ri H~#rr 8#sa
vrN Esurrr fam
crrfl a-s F-aHk q ferFsrts- Il
Msaeea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
GERMANS TN RErREAr
Issrfrr Their wounssa an Bstfiehsls
Mear Warsau

Tet~rgrsH OF p The Enssiar r.
tIsi statrmert issuad isst rIrff uars.
TIE errrmsn truafs Ntieh haa au.
ftsa thf -ra8s isaare ~ Tgs-vau = trs
frElar nartf 81 to- rrn rlrn. karf
iseH rFrul=aa ard arf nru fun
traat. 1aarlt1 thrr naHr8sE on ti,s fat-
firff
TIE f-lrnzfs hatH rfrHaarr4 tra
rraff5ass fias bed fa-t fHs Is aa.nra
% FuaaF t~asne ore Hfavatt r
f1ssHr1 rlptr ftr ehsh H
- errrr s Harn1 go Hf
tsak ef fie sfe sasrt "a f
Ur 50 frr - -nrsaH
Hs Euanra nHr frH far M
er1f trtar sr rsa asrs sHf
ff EsEE trader m nata
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
saw STEAMER SINK
cormorsnt Is Supposed TO Have Struck
Mire

London. ut ZlA dispatch -
Lletd's arrnry from Haruieh saws
The steamer Brussels REPORTS that
-Hf ssu the sirarref torunrant 0f Cord
SRA 81 fhe North go. % e supposed
she struk mine Har eTrw prahahi
vrrt sataa hF torpedo h11t ulirh
~as aen - ieats her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
NEW GERMAN CASUALTY LIST

Berlin, via Hague and London,
ll40 a. m, Oct - The Ger.
man casualty list, issued to-day
contains the names OF about / 800
killed, wounded and missing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
SUMMER HOTEL BURNED
At Msrblehead Neck Last Night-Loss
Is $4,000.

Marblehead Mass, Oct p Fire com
pletely destroyed the Nanepashemet ho-
tel, q large summer resort at Marble.
head Neck last night. causing loss es-
timated az $4,000. The cause has not
been determined.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
UNEMPLOYED BOMBS FOUND.
They Probably Were Intended for Roy
alist Plot.

London q 10 ~ M Oct p A Havas
correspondent az Oporto, Portugal, sends
the following dispatch "Tclegraphic and
telephone communication with Lisbon
shows that 2 number - uncXploded
bombs have been found on the railways.
This report e believed 10 b. in conH,.--
tiou with tho revolutionary outbreak
yesterday ~ Bmcanzs and Mafra. which
b. attributed 30 the ROyslists. whose Oh
ioct b. said 20 Dr. % prevent Portugal
from joining the allics u was officially
announced from Lisbon that this up
rising was promptly put down
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22

marion Lawranee was a business man in
Toledo Ohio. from 1873 to 1889, with fine
prospects before him in the business world.
The last business in which he engaged was
that OF fire insurance. and this he sold TO en-
gage in Soul insurance" and Character con-
seryation" business conducted by the Ohio
the change but found his life work
He might have become authority on the
subject of fire insurance. His change of busi-
ness however for a position of seemingly
lesser importance and possibilities has SO de-
veloped his capabilities that he is now recog-
nized authority on all matters pertaining to
the Sunday school ASK Marion Lawrance'
means as much to Sunday school experts as
reference TO decisions of the United States
supreme court means to the keen minded men
in the legal profession.
Mr. Lawrance speaks at the Sunday school
in Barre late this afternoon and
this evening"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22

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