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sI25,OOO HEIomTs ArARTMENT.

''ans haNo been filed for a six story
apartment 10 hs erected Ut the north
,lN corner Of ST, Nicholas avenue and
I''tu street by stephen =. Egnn. It viii
'iF plot lOoNl20, and IS estimated
90 eosl fl@J,oo0 by Neville & BagEe, ar
oa'ttcJs.
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SELLS ENLARGED FLUSHING PLOT

A. II. Levy has sold for the Realty
Reslization Company a plot 3sXlO0 on
state street near Sixteenth street, Flush
ing, l.. l.. 10 Mrs. a. y. Talt, owner Of
an adjoining dwelling The combined
plot, ll&Nl0o, has been resod by Mrs.
TAFT
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UPTOWN APARTMENTS LEASED.

Goodwin & Goodwin have leased TO the
Wingood Realty Company for a term OF
years the SIX story apartments ~ e4P
West 1921 street and l West l27th street
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PROPERTY OWNERS MEETING.

Harlem Property owners Association
will meet tomorrow evening at 1i7 East
l2Jth street
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East side.
EAST of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
1IOlh

BROADWAY. s73-p, n W cor lSth 81, ~ y,
1lO.6xirtE 76sxigs.3; also 18th st. 10
l., n = 1910 Q 5th av, 23xT7--s7e Broad
way Corpn n ano TO Broadway Property
Corpn, 81 VIM st. Jan II; atty,eT CO,
5OTii sT SIN 5. si5' lei az. aosioot.Jnioi'
Parsons, trus lily T Neidlinger. a bank
rupt, 20 Robt DOwney ct al, Mont
CAIN ~, Oswego, y Y, all title, q c. Jan
2, atty. Jas Med smith, SO Nassau st. 81
18TH ST, r. 100 " "a av, 2OxiOO 5--Isaa
Danziger to David Schwarz, 90 Il 9lst
z, q G.. Dec y. 1914; attys. Goldman y
SANE PRo5TP9HsaRTsy 'if,;arizt,igsr
same mtg $4,000 all liens, Dec az atty,s;
GyrM ST. =, tli.s "a ay. is.S1iii-Fs,
blan Whitman to Teresa Whitman, 400
y 64th st. mtg $4,000. a q e, all liens,
Jan II; atty. Lawrence " Sanders, Rec.
7sTH sr. ia n. > = ice " Lexington av,
l7XlO2. 2--Chas Levi ct al to Gertrude 4
sttys stoddard 4 ii. i2s BWay .,... ,ioO
18TH ST, 1870 E. > = lsxiO2 2--Clara 4
Feuchtwanger to same, Jan II. attys,
7STH ST. ., iss W Lexington av, Tx
Lexington av, isxio2.s. mtEe $4,000
Gertrude vanderbeck to Julius fish
man & Son, is y Goth 1T; Jan III attys.
Stoddard & NJ. i2s Bwsy............ltO0
PARK AN. = g. ill Sist II. 533xi0O-
Jacob Pewel - al to Park Union Hold
ing Co, $500 Bway: Dec 81, 1914; mtge.
lgS5'S s Sstiy, L T ms Co, 100 Bwsy 81
6tSlO2. 2--Chas l. Hirsh to Jos ] Hirsh
2l7S Bway; undivided int, ali liens
June IL atty Il Ripin, 1872 Nassau
81
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Fast side,
east OF Firth az between Fourteenth and


sspy % :? : ;s%l \ * R5s; .sioi i:3
90 e. o an s'a' pr n siff '.hi ~ Ns. s5s
Sd Az V - ~ = .o.n ST. saxso.tiensss2,eg,Giee
Greencosum n Tite q & r CO.. I7S Bwsy,
75 III 81 %ls e psr G'ga 900
pr mtg mtg '',o"o ian %, RS p g; a,,ty Z
7sTH sr, .. iiG Lexington ay, iss iiGDg e
Eeuehtwenger 9 W 7Om IT, ian ii, due
7sTH Sr : .. 100 " Lexington aW 100
At TX 75,h 81. Jan H. dao S i as net Ct
bond; atty. r &. %, lIs Bway ...iisooo
yves, of Titrh Az -" 6a,Ws "s Fourteenth and
s7Tu ST ~ $50 v Central Park West.
e aItys cidwsiader. " & i. lo'w4ii
IOlsr ST. = $50 columbus ay ''' sgG
iooIi-saml LYMAN TO Ella Dillon, ls3i
So C. s'ty, 7 lns Go. isO Bway. $4,000
tManha,tan Islsa p'"S North o, nom ST.
'gihaTd 'RsIs 10 Lsu ts b ssTI%o ai77
sth ay' Dec 81 1914 due Jan !. 1890
l2lsT ST. g. aai, " Pleasan, ay 'SSt5oSS SS
bronx scesri,y sad RroGsrasS co, X, l. i.
l3tth st. Zen J. i9stall c; atty I..4a.
l2STH 81, y =, 30 = Leuox eN 25xss /
! 20 y $50 1T, oct ~ 1919 pr mtg SEA 500
yrs, o. atty, Louis Halle: -
10th s'r, n $. 1876 Lsnox ay. 30 sK99
Blanche Walter 90 Mildred DaTrow l2C
Y sGlh - jan H. yrs C; aat d5g,
7TH ST., sso' y :, So l9oth st; !5io,
Neher sos 9th av. Jan !, pr mtg $4,000
due as per bond atty, Louis Wende!, ~
sT'H Az :, ss!i a !s7th st, 2j5xso~
! Ludwig Eiscn 10 Annie Ring. Ais l. sls
4 ST., Jan 6, pr ultg fit690, doc as Per bono
| atty. l. ObeTmeicT, 81 Nassau st, s., 00'
| AUDUBON Az, n c cor l7ith St. 6SNlo0-
Thomas AIullin to Charles l. Asker ~.
;@tS c3rrn. goo p~osA"sy ~ mtg sac ooo
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Lucy J Smith. Aline u Harte. Mildred A
Henke, owners; Jewish Press Lub Co,
lessee and contractor; Specter Contract
Ing co, contractor, ...,..... =. .ib,b IL
AVENUE a, 36l 10 379--Northern water
proofng 90 aEt MID Crosstown Realty Co,
owner; Auto Truck Storage & Exchange
Co lessee; Eagle Concrete Arch Engi-
neering Co. contractor, 49,, ,s5.24i
MADISON Az, 2oo---Hestsr Decorating Co
agt Gustavia a q E~sdsriok W Semi;
owners 4 contractors, 90. o.. ,.. h,eb7
10th ST s w--HArry Grsenblau ast
Louis w Morrison, owner Aaron Rosen'
stein & Rosewin Amusement Co, Inc
lessces; Davis Levin, contractor. tLi3l
ls3D ST. 1853 W--Jacob Bieler sgt Daniel
Rooney, owner & contractor. .......il3
Bronx.
MORRIS AV. i543--Itidor Albert sEt q
KatSen, owner; Rothblatt-siegel Co Inc
1ssp ST SO to sos-Tompkins Kiei' MarSis
Co agt Grossman Bros and Rosenbaum.
ownersl Manhattan Marble Slate Works;
COTTAGE PL :, i6S.7 Il Of i7bth 1t,
67xi27.5-Title Guarantee & Trust GO agt
Elizabeth Brinkworth, owner; Joseph
Brinkworth, contractor .,.............SS6
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Supreme couTt--By Justice Gor--seamsn''
Fk for saw, Va CIVIC Centre Co, chas. =
Campbell; Mario Y, Powell vs. corvet BidF
Co. Jas. A. Reynolds. BY Justice Lehman
Adolph Katz vs. Sismund Gronieh, SigmunI
GroBleh, carmslA Priore VI Donate csfoIa
Richard Steel
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.

South OF Fourteenth ST.
CANAL ST, =, 80 o Forsyth -, e5A7j--
George Raab 10 Orris Eldridge. Gar.
den CITY Estates, l. L. Jan H. 9 yrs b D
G. atty, 7 90. i7G Bway ........i23 500
BLEECkER ST, IS to -, = W cor Elizabeth
~. s2Ns0-Tounty Holding 60 10 New
York Trust co, 20 Broad 81. Jan II, 3 yrs.
e., auys, Merrill q Rogers 100
10TH ST, = 1894 % av. iSx5O g.
Pauline Zeeb 10 clara Czerny 1885 + 18Th
-, Nov ~, yr, C., atty, l. T ins co,
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NEW FLAT f0R iisTH STREET.

Sronenberg K Leuchtag. architects for
'na williams Building Corpora ton.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan,

l5sTH ST, sos w--UniOn Decorating Co agt
yoRRiTf wAsiiiNGToN Nv, s-Uini;oa' 'f Be-; !:
p 2TS''H g. e .s' h'i4so''h wesa't
sd Az, lgs-william Levine a Co sst Es.
tate OF Patrick sullivan ct al. Dec %:
25TgHH ST. E2s TO $50 w-orisptai Fireproof
Sash & Door Co ast Albert J Appel ct al,
Aug 49, l'l''"nr,,.o,n,,,'''''''''''''''hSO
sd Az. o. AZ Il Of 81 Paurs pl. 2sx
IslS-Chgreh Gates a GO. Inc. aE'
81 Nv, 57:7LMnr;ha 1 schmahl CO at Gst
Michael Bereinshy 81 al, January =,
1915 .......,..,,...,,,,,, tiss 50
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT



Receipts from cust oms January II. S5l2.17i:
Internal revenue. Ordinary. 81. iO9 900; corpora.
ton tax, n13i3 and miscellaneous. sos SIS
National bank notes received for redemption.
81. 1870.
The each statement of the United States
Treasurer for January II showr
A
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Referees Appointed.
supreme Court by justice Lehman-Mat-
ter OF Hanly. Richard steel; Molinart vs.
Moliuari, Horace ", DeminE.
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.


ALBANY, Jan, II --Tle UoVIt OF NppT.
$50 and IbI
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF lender and
attorney W attorneys name Is omitted
address parry OF second part.)
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth ST.
RININGTON ST. 1853, g. sos Clinton st,
2bN57--Fanny Gremes to Alex Golenter-
mix, Tyler. Texas. mtg $4,000. Jan II;
BLEkcSER ST. W cor Eiilaseth 81. eSS
s0--Richsrd NJ Henry, ref, to County
HOLDING, Co. 100 Bway, Jan II; attys, Mer-
10TH ST, 4, 1884 o sd av, Lesbos
Louis ID Hasbrouck, exr. to Pauline Zeeb,
lns Co, 100 Bway .....,...........ti,l 5t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-25
RHEUMATISM A MYSTERY

some dlseases give immunity from an
1iher stiack ban rlIeumstism works just
tlie other way.
Livery attack 81 rfeuuhtisn iufites
1uulfer. Nurwe thEu ti5Et j reduces tlie
faays power - tlsf each attack i worel
t.lan ths ere teiofe.
If any dlEAse naeis curing early i j.
fiieumrt .sEn ilgt there u almost 10 dir-
49, wlai1t physicians ffd more difficult
ta treat successfully ~ ben q u.e1irlre
les hs,p rleuulttism nctsoly kunxH
haN or W}y i Co.'s r.
AT Euth1rlties agree tilst the bod te-
utez tia VITA alarming rEFdrifT g.
i-suruEtsrr drgsf1ns NEiutzlnifF tie
"a ~ II tfla tlati ffssTsi drt a. q rsssff.-
lie wET ~ prevent 90 and fFlui .EfllF
aliuHuiet 5fn. Ilirt u Nuffs DGt in fnfd
riErFu 81 t'f ienEErMI Fssu a. ~ fiaf
q 'eEtnlel.t q fliruflE- iEEl. aeuss. rzluHrn-
e ard EriirusHr. wfft 80 hood tansr.
r p nus Gfrk fs
TAnt HEa rss Ntu trle ~ M7lIlErs
rk "a 81 ttsr rinnl - - 49,
inl tsfuHf tuie lfrs So rlsn-
e~e ur NfEE ng hrE 90
leal n ff1s r r sffua rtztf
a ~ r c..
4atrranfr. n ". 60 aAs frss t.srg1
- fF tts 2 pes ard ttffr
ISIS rErrr HaHr 80 EruFrss
b IT.. Niz.ialas' ffit f1lz
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all the doctors medicines tried. Many
people have no faith in patent medicines
but know this is good. =" Mrs. Il. j.
ricketts,, 354 9Th Avenue, West, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suffocation, hot flashes, headaches, back
aches, dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly needed by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
life when woman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds up the weak
ened nervous system. IL has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
If there are any complications
You Northumberland write Lydia
IT.. Pinkhan Medicine Co. (confi-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass.
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INDIGESTION ENDED,
STOMACH FEELS FINE
Time "Pape's Diapepsin" lin Five Min
utes All Sourness, Gas, Heartburn
and Dyspepsia Is Gone

Sour gassy, upset stomach, indiges'
ton, heartburn, dyspepsai when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn lumpsi your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable, that's when
you realize the magic in Pape's Diapep-
sim Ii makes all stomach misery vanish
in five minutes.
If your stomach il in continuous re-
volt If you can't get it regulated, please,
for your sake, try Pape's Diapcpsin. It's
go needless to have bad stomach make
your next meal fayorite food meal,
then take little Diapepsin. There will
not be any dstress-eat without fear.
It's because Pape's Diapepsin really
does regulate weak. out-of-order stom-
aehs that gives II its millions of sales
annually.
Get large 50.cent case of Pape's Dia-
pepsin from any drug store. 1t is the
quickest, surest stomach relief and cure
known. 1t acts almost like magic it is
scientific harmless and pleasant stom-
ach preparation, which truly belongs in
every home,-Adyt.
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Democrats Agree in Caucus
to Support Ship
Bill
THE SENATORS ARE
UNANIMOUS
Congressman Mann Talks
About the One-Term
...s.
Plank

Washington, Jan. &C.. A week Of
congressional combat ended Saturday
with preparations for another week Of
like order, but of greater intensity. Pres
ident Wilson devoted part of the day
to viewing paintings in the local art
gallery, but democratic senators isolated
themselves in the caucus room. Their
prolonged session resulted in a unani.
nous decision to support the pending
ship bill. This made the measure ready
in every particular for the struggle
which will now ensue with some fury,
at least for few days, to ascertain
whether the Republicans or the Demo
cats shall prevail.
Saturdays caucus vote, however, does
not mean that the entire Democratic
membership will support the measure
Three or four will not, even though the
caucus rule to bind senators was in
poked. But the solidarity Of the party
for the administration is fairly well es.
tablshed. Democrats like Hardwick of
Georgia and Fardaman of Missouri viii
persist in voting with the Republicans.
No sweeping changes have been made in
the text.
The House is centering upon appropri-
alton bills. The early part of Saturday
afternoon went in consideration of Dis
trict of Columbia provisions on confer
3nce report and the rest Of the day was
Tor debate on the agriculture bill Rep
Mann, one of the several
candidates, delivered a political speech
n which he ridiculed President Wilson
'or disregard of the Baltimore platform.
Mr. Mann addressed himself particular
v to the one-term plank.
Washington is beginning to pay some
attention to the San Dominican situa-
ion, since it became apparent that there
lad been misuse of funds there by Amer
can officials. The incident is becoming
# political Importance and probably win
,e aired soon in Senate and House de-
,ates.
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BAD BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove il

~. rEwa~sF owe Tshasts. ~. sus-
FftHsfn FIR cHfnfusl. srt eeuflr 90 tIs
fnwea ard nuatf 5EeiH o. frN wrFE
PEOPLE rr2rsnH witt SO kraafh fms
walck RELIEF shrrurh IT. E4wzFEs u5Ius
NnHlsaN TIE plsss1rtr eMFaf~tnsfrA
faf.lsfs aws fnksr Lur had krnNxt ~ q "A
wl.a krrw tslfE1
~ EFwMras- olive Tstssfa arf f.rtTw
krf fFHlr ~ fEs bSssiH hna Ersr.
EsfTrHlsfinr tfeu - flGtrrs4 nEtinn.
clearing csc EteNA Erd EsLslr rEf4fflr =
r7.sT - tssf vEleA annrsr~rs es1--
rrFl Gees wifhnrt EaF - tts sas sffsr
Frsrss
81 SO sasrsesfs - rrsss. rsrksfsrr.
= sfru nE Nrrrsrg r~s fsrtrHn fFwm EfF
Z snssEHs frfes wEtfr-r slsHrf K=aflffr
e. =. F- Nsrr gees hEa f'reFaH 20 rse k.ssla
~ n ri EHuErfs Esfrefef tte fer
ffsFr FFarEHrr rerrr - F#rrr.F@
ssr.rs9r Her1ssr.tr zH H1af mst NlfrHH' rr
SER ranrlazrt wst sac ar6snlaE1 nna
~ Fsrr-fs rw= T4t7ate - -r4-s y
: e.a-=ss etle Ee--sr111lEe o. see rszt r. y = Y
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TMHs ere r~ see E@N Efri~ FHs :
wssE sas rafs fta E~sf& EGr szsE rsa
~ Her 81 e~rfrMs
4As oHrs i1ti.i C1EzfE1s Cainz tsHa. u
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DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS /!
Musterole Works Easier, Quicker
and Without the Blister

There's no sense in mixing up mess
of mustard, -four and water when you
can so easily relieve pain, soreness or
stiffness with little clean, white NUS
TEROLE.
MUSTEROLE is made of pure oil Of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form OF pleasant white
ointment. 1t takes the place of the out
of-date mustard plaster, and will not
blisteri
MUSTERoLE gives prompt relief
from Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis,
Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheu-
matisn, Lumbago, Pains and Aches OF
the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles,
Bruises, ChiIblains, Frosted Feet, Colds
of the Chest Gt often prevents Pneu-
monia),
At your druggists, in Csc and Soc jars.
and special large hospital size for So so.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations--get what
vol ask for. The Musterole Company,
Ohio.
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THE GUERNSEY A MONEY MAKER.
Some Facts to Prove 1t.
EDWARD MACDONALD

The question il often asked: els the
Guernsey money maker?" The answer
to that depends entirely upon the line Of
dairying to be followed If dairyman
sends his milk to a milk depot, and re-
eeiyes three or four cents in winter and
three cents in summer for it, then the
Guernsey should never predominant in
his herd. On the other hand, if he has a
milk route where he is able to get eight
or ten cents for his milk, and go to so
cents for his cream, the Guernsey breed
may be safely recommended to him as a
money maker. The latter is also true,
if he contemplates making butter for the
market.
The Guernsey, in addition to possess
ing characteristics common to I'LL the
dairy breeds, has also distinctive points
especially marking the breed, namely,
strong, vigorous frame, much nervous en-
ergy, with every indication OF great Vi
tally and capacity, besides a certain
yellow pigment of the skin which indi-
Gates rich golden color in the milk,
which is much desired by the top-price
customer. This yellow color is very
pronounced in the Guernsey, and is held
by them under all conditions of stabling
and feed. In weight, they average 1000
pounds for cows and 1000 pounds for
bulls.
Quality and Quantity Combined.
That the Guernseys are becoming very
popular, and giving an excellent account
of themselves, is attested to by the fact
that from scarce dozen Of 10000 to
l2000-pound mixers the yield has been
carried to over $4,000 pounds in a year.
While it is certain, of course, that but
few cows may be expected to do as well
as the famous Dolly Dimple, in her off |
cial years record as three-and- one-
half-year-old, when she produced lS,45S.s |
pounds of milk. and at the same time
made the highest butterfat record for
the breed (906.S9 pounds, still there are |
hundreds of splendid Guernseys whose |
yearly milk records exceed 10000 pounds I
Allowing a pint to a pound, for the sake
of illustration, it is easy TO figure $500
year gross profit on such a COW: and
allowing Sl45 as the cost of keep, pros
perity would seem to await the man
who has sufficient foresight to start a
herd of such cattle
But TO POSSESS l0000-pound cows re.
quires careful selection intelligent breed
ing and good care. The bull should be
selected with particular regard TO anees-
try, and will cost from $50 to 5000. but
for that sum the animal should meet
all requirements of the most fastidious
buyer
copyright, 1914, By f. r. Parkinson--An
rights reserved
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RESIN0L HEALS
ITCHING ECZEMA
The E-sy wry 10 G-s I'D &c Toru.us-
fns. uusiRhtly Sam Erupton..

u vgur skin itshas aua hurns vith
evretnM ~ 81 heF terrsEnt nc. wnsigizfT
A. sfurtir FsriT wush ths sore
rlaoss eth Essinui S0ap and hot wnfsf.
aTy. and arplf q lttis Hssiuol Ont
nfrt
Tir itctinF stnrs insssrf'T. vru -
iuugrr haee A. Dir ard eeratet. sissa
lsaElen prssri.ls sna haa ~ tsEus 81
us Hh4f j. faanms= ths sustsfrsr
a1tissstie Ees5ns4 usssietftar sirikes
firit ttso tfs F1rfnHs rrrwsts tie -
tint 81 Sc 1issaFs srf ltts fht taT-
tsss& srfausea stir r~st rl1nus a.
TnFa rEte-rF q ~ rerEsf all
rri.ktF. eatT s18 at Litsis esd
Ea1nsI srsr nrE nssrF nstt-s-t
r-E assr s-az d elective n cree ss-FsF
rn et~t aEHs ~ rrrirs Mset-
teaar faEeF uazss see re r-@
E~ sr arse~f fnf urs4 riaaszr
Teu-s. HrE ss ~ E-aNmnHr every
E-rrrM PEI feas sTrl urfs ~ Es-ss
EE- Eseass1 fs1tr-fs Ne nass -
ssssfFrd 81 5rtsric~ ss1tss trt1as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-25

Former Police Commissioner Rhinelan-
der Wado, uho ssta iiished a policemau's
public library that has been 4 great Sue
cess. praised, - luncheon IN New York.
NeW Nufks pCiice system. according %
the Washington star
1T has especially been good since May
or Gayuor's daF Mr. Waldo said and
then. IN response b. On ohiertions
4Nh that's not hing. b. ~ uptimist
Dont mention triies. Lnek Ike TIE hrn-
petlsd ifusland. on fhs bright side 81
things
by e0shf hrnHatlsd husband sid
I laeaFd sonf elinFs khking fasauss their
vifes sfuafs hatf ti.t last uurd. Nee.
tof uT nnfts ~ rits mF elfe IRE last
word nster t1tisrs me BIZ
III daHtT
kos - ~ orufrurf. i sirtvs feel
ttHrtfni uhar A. Ests e. Il
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-25
LEGACY CONTEST INVOLVES PoPE
Has Elevation 70 Papaey Gives Ris 20
lrtrrsstina Leral Point.

Borne. 1an. Z1-An interesting Eaesi
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FAITH IN WILSON.
British Editors Observations Regarding
Americas Attitude.

London. Jan. 25.--Alfred G. Gardner,
editor Of the London Daily News, con.
tributes a special article TO his paper
dealing with the Daeia case. In it lie
contends that Americas sympathy with
the allies has been overwhelming and
emphatic, but it must be recognized that
there is a large population in America
hostile TO the allies and therefore the
question requires handling with the
greatest discretion.
In the article Mr.. Gardner says ''Some
OF us have never quite got out OF the
habit of regarding the United States a.
British colony which has lost the grace
OF obedience. II it agrees with us we
pat its back paternally; if il disagrees
we are shocked at It's lack OF fliai piety.
People who think in this way, headed by
the poet who has demanded that America
should Join the allies or suffer immor-
tai shame, do not represent Great Brit
ain. but they may easily misrepresent
It and do inoalculable mischief. They
may lose us that sympathy which means
80 much and which Germany would give
anything TO gain
Mr.. Gardner thinks there is much 10 be
said in favor OF the transfer Of interned
ships 60 neutral powers. under condi-
tions which would make it impossible
that Germany could benefit by the OPP
Grafton; and a. matter Of fact Ger
many would lose thereby because she
would be- helping TO feed the allies.
Whatever il the outcome 81 the incl
dent. however" Mr.. Gardiner concludes,
"sur main duty j. 10 keep cur temper
and avoid 3 nagging and censorious at
titude toward the United States. n
President Wilson j. avoiding any open
part in the popular feeling, that IL be
duty; but have a profound faith in his
wisdom and courage, and I believe he
will act in the right time