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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-27
PUNITIVE EXPEDI TION AGAINST
YUAN SHI KA| IS ORGANIZED

news Of the declaration OF independ-
cnce from rhe rule of Yuan Shi kai 10y
NunaU province ana the reported re-
volt Of four other Chinese provinces.
According To- the cableeram. the or
ganization has three distinct objects
l. The unfolding Of the republic col
China.
.. The restoration Of the coustitu-
tional parliament and the safeguard
inE of all the rights of the Chinese
pcopIe.
3. To afford protection to all for
ei-uers in China and their interests.
The principles of the organization
contain declaration proclaiming thar
an contracts and loans made by Yuan
Shi Kai would he disregarded. should
success crown its efforts. Previously
the revolutionary leaders have declared
that punishment Of Yuan Shi kai
the traitor" was one Of their objects.
\ few details were included i'm the
cablcgram Of the progress of the
movement I'm China Nunan province,
the information said was first to re
volt and was followed closely by
/ Kwcichau. Then the government or
dered its troops in Szechuen to pro-
cced to Kwcichau and quen the dis
. turhauCc. According To the cable
gram. these troops Cisopcyed ;nr
command. declared themselves against
the government and aligned them
selves with Jhc revolutiOuaries. being
; followed by the entire province. The
last provinces 10 revolt were Kiancsi
and Hupeh. The last named province
was not mentioned i'm previous cable
grams here. and todays informat lion
did not mention the province of
| Kwangtuns, which was declared to be
I i'm revolt in the previous announce
: ment.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-27
HOLD FUNERAL OF
COL. CROMWELL

BLOOMINGTON, H.. Dee. 26.-The
funeral of the late Lieutenant Colonel
Charles s. PromweIl, L. s. \. who shot
himself in Honolulu a couple Of weeks
ago was held today from the homo Of
Mrs BromWelIs mother. Mrs. NJ r.
Scott. i'm his citV.
The honorary pallbearerS were
Colonel Mason VI. Patrick OF the en-
Eineers corps. [. :. A.; former Cover
nor J. w. Fife, James s. Ewing. Carter
Harrison of Chicago; Judge Sain Wei
tv Heaton OWsley, Chicago; Secretary
Of State G. Stevenson Of Illinois, Ly-
mar Graham. J. 7. Lillard, c. 2. Soper.
j. p. MARQUIS ana Or. W. +. Guthrie.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-27
New York Visited by Weird
Storm of Rain. Hail and
Snow, Accompanied by
Thunder, Lightning and
Ninety-NIilc Gafc
SEVEN DEATHS
ARE REPORTED
In New England States
Scventy-AIile Gale Dam
ages Electric Circuits. Tn
roofs Many Buildings
and UproOts Trees
LRepubII:an a. 2. leased wIreI

NEW YORK. Dec. 26-One of i'la
weirJest storms the east has seen il
many yearz-rain. hail and snow. ac-
compaHied by thunder and lightning
and q asLo that reached a maximum
velocity Of 90 miles an hour-desceud-
cd Irom thp northeast early to-day as
the aftermath Of Christmas fog.
T. indirectly caused seven deaths IN
this vicinity. carried down telegraph
wires. damaged shipping. crippled rail
road traffic and caused considerable
uroportE damage
Tre phenomena o5 thunder and
lightning in the midst OF q driving
snow awakened New Workers at the
height o. the storm about : o'clock this
morning. A gale from the south .tc-
Comp2uicd nv rain had been blowing
during the night bus the temperatufs
dropped durinc the early morning
hours. changing The rain To hail and
then snow. The local weather bureau
,aported q total precipitation of ~
iuche~. of which IS was snow
Twenty five persons aboard fifteen
canal boats driven ashore Off SANDY
IT7o5 were rescued by the coast GIar5
. crew At thai point. Those saved M
Guided the wives and children rf
noat~' captains. James O'Neil, in COM
mand Of one Or the boats, was knocked
into the sea hg 81 flying board ana
drowned
4 uar-e iu toW of the t1c Seneca
from Norfolk for New England ports.
Spraue Z. ielk ana sank u miles east
OF Ambrose liehtsE5p. seven Erie raIi-
road IarGes loaded wir- automobiles
Sark in Tho East River
The deaths in the city resulting from
the gale 1iI occurred this morning
while the Hlindinc snowstoru was n
its height a fireman was fatally in
jurCd while responding to an alarm. 4
/ Woman was r-n over by a street car.
Another women collapsed and died in
the street while battling against THE
.slIe IN her way to church. Scores of
persons were more or less seriously in
iurrd
= fiagmsu ~ Tottenviile Staten
E~'aad. was blown in front Of a train
and killed instantly A nicyclisr il
heavy rain this morning ran into an
automobile aJ Nineola and was fatally
injured. His wife. who was riding with
him. also suffered injuries from Whici.
, she may die. An aged man fell on I'm
icy pavement in Newark and died Of d
, fractured skull on his way to 81 hos
! rital
! Gale In New England
~ ID -
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-27

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Dec. 26.-Con-
gress viii be urged by President vii
son to concentrate its attention upon
the administrations national defense
program Immediately after the holi-
days.
1t was learned here tonight that
while the president has no desire to
see the preparedness plans rushed
through without fun consideration and
debate. he is most anxious TO have
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-27
VILLA AND HIS CHIEFS
ARE BEYOND THE LAW:
NO AMNESTY FOR THEM
RISTMAS FIGHT
HAS FATAL ENDING

VANCOUVER. Wu. Dec. 20
John Kramer. ST, q rancher aged
6S. was shot 20 death. Edward
Kramer. his son. was wounded
seriously ard Charles Myers. q
relative. was arrested ON a charge
Of murder as the result early
TODAY Of II free-tur-aI fight az
a christmas party on a ranch
near here Mrs Lillian Abbott.
aged "a. was arrested and held
as material witness
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-27
IRepublican A. p. Leased Wirel

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 26.-At-
tempts viii be made tomorrow by the
federal grand jury to trace the dis
posal OF Il fund of S125,000 which
Gustaye +. Kulenkampff is said TO
have admitted vas turned over to the
North German LLOYD steamship com
pany in New York and sent TO San
Francisco TO further the alleged ac-
tivities OF German agents here.
Robert Capelle, head OF the san
Francisco agency Of tie North German
Lloyd company who was subpoenaed
last Friday night, viii be questioned
tomorrow. it was announced Federal
agents had been trying to find Capelle
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-27
Italian Liner Is Reported
Sunk by Submarine Fly
ing the Austrian Colors:
Destroyer Chases the Sub
mcrSiblc Away
CRAFT HIT But
ABLE TO PLUNGE
Destroyer After Rescuing
Survivors Of Liner, Takes
Another Vessel in Tow
for Carrying Supplies to
Enemy Submarines

oil dfspatch tn the SecoIo saws that
the Italian liner Port said mas been
sunk 10y IL submarine FLYING the Aus
trian co}ors. Six passengers and one
member Of the crew periShed. The
rest were saved.
An Italian DESTROYER chased and
shened the Submarine which was of
large dimensions AItbouob beliaved
to he bir the submarine was able 10
er then turned her attention to a
small Greek liner, witness to the
engagement. ana n visit to This yes
sci led to the suspicion that she was
I'M connivancc with the Austrian.
After rescuing the survivors of the
Port Said the DESTROYER took the
susDectcd liner into Derna for Il
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-27

Gale In New England
BOSTON. Dec. Ca gale which
carried snow and rain at a velocity or
Continued on Page Two1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-16
Elogio de la lengua espanola

I la eterna Luz, elevandose q las mas pu-
ras contemplaciones de la Verdad. Si
hay un idioma en- el mundo que tenga
brfos para subir tan alto es este de Cas-
tilla, ell San Juan de la Cruz, ell que as
cendi6 "por la secreta escala = y oyo en-
La dulce 'tsoledad sonora = eel silbo de
los amorosos'' y conjur6 con voces in,
mortales.
"a las aves hgeras
leones, ciervos, gamos saltadores,
monies, wales, riberas,
aguas, aires, ardores,
miedos de las noches veladores.. :"
Oh lengua peregrina que igual supis-
tie caminar pOr la terra entire p1caros
y galeotes, cuadrilleros y mozas del par
tido, durmiendo en- carceles, mesones v
burdeles, como subir a los palacios y 4
los p1lpitos escalar ell cielo con manso
vuelo de paloma! SPerdiste va las alas
y los br1os?
!Oh, til, Poeta del siglo Xxx, quien-
quiera que seas, baturro 6 manchego, as
tur montailes, navarro andaluz, es-
panol, en- suma, que vale tanto como Ia
tino 8 griego: 81 pretendes arrancar 4
las Musas un eterno laurel, no busques
fuera del solar dechados; usa la lengua
que Dios te depar6, la noble lengua cas-
tellana! Por grande y sutil que fuere
tn esp1ritu, por alto que frisen tus pen
samientos Sque no podras decir con ell
idioma de rCervantes y San Juan de la
Cruz? Porque 81 quieres hablar de amo-
res de ternuras, 10 mimoso ronce-
70, Sd6nde hallaras expresiones mas sua
yes y regaladas mas carantonas y fes-
tas, mas lndos piropos, mas infantiles
diminutivos, mas derretidas mieles Y
81 te diera por 10 rotundo y marcial,
qu6 de voces barbaras crudas, que de
roncos y fervidos sonidos para describir
ell horror y tumulto de la guerra, ell es-
truendo y tronel de las batallas, los re-
(Contin1a en- la plana 12)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-16
OLGA! OLGA!

Interesa comprar art1culos buenos y
baratos?
lie agrada emplear su dinero con
provecho?
Sc siente contento cuando compra
bien y bueno?
Sabe en- que casa Sc consigue TODD es-
to, sin molestias?
Conoce usted Ell establecimiento que
ofrece estas ventajas?
Visite usted una casa cuyo nombre
es el de una Rep1blica de la America
Latina
San Francisco 30, San Juan P. R.
Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
COURT TERM ENDED.
Rutland County Tribunal Ended March
Session Yesterday.

Rutland. July lathe March term
of Rutland county court was adjourned
sine die about noon yesterday after the
mdees had held a midsummer session
since July 5 to take care of business
left over during the regular spring term.
There will be no further sessions until
September when Judge q. S. Stanton
will preside.
Judge +. L. Waterman of Brattleboro
gave the plaintiff a judgment to recover
SIS in the case of the Remington Type
writer company VS.. Underhill g. White
OF this city. The defendants attached
for a debt machine in the hands OF
their tenants. The plaintiff claimed that
the person, in whose possession the type
writer was, had it on trial and had not
bought it so that it could not be held
on the attachment. Walter s. Fenton
was counsel for the plaintiff and j. c.
Jones for the defendant.
There was hearing in the divorce
case of Georgia A. Whitcomb VS.. Harold
A. Whitcomb of this city. The bill rs
sought on the ground of intolerable Sc
verify. J. c. Jones is counsel for the
petitioner.
In the case OF Sarah l.. Slmonus vs.
Edward Gaffney of West Rutland, bas'
tardy, the court ordered that the defend
ant pay, in addition TO the costs OF the
case, 5000 in sums OF $50 year for six
wears for support of the child. Bail was
fxed al $3.50 Gaffney could not fur
nish surety and went TO the county jail.
l. r Noble was counsel for the plaintiff
and J. S. Dorsey for the defendant.
In the case OF Bernice Crossman of
Nendon VS.. Charles Crossman of the
same town, in which petition was
brought for separate maintenance,
through p. II. Stickney as counsel, the
petitionee was ordered 10 pay Mrs.
crossman 50 week for two years. Mr..
Crossman is 10 have the use Of horse
and carriage TO 90 TO and from his
work. The parties live in the same
house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
vermont National Guard Notes.

Official orders from the Office Of Ad-
iutant General Lee S. Tillotson of st.
Adams, make these announcements:
The rife and pistol practice OF the
LIST infantry win be conducted on the
Fort Ethan Allen range in connection
with the annual camp, Aug. 2-ll, 1918
The National defence trophy, the Ma
tional Rife association medal for 1918,
the Brown trophy for pistol practice,
and two hundred dollars in cash, are
hereby made available as prizes to be
awarded under such regulations as the
regimental commander may prescribe,
provided that the special conditions gov
erning the award of the national defence
trophy and the National Rifle associa-
ton medal be observed.
The annual camp of instruction OF
the LIST infantry and attached sanitary
troops will be held on the state reserya-
ton adjoining Fort Ethan Allen, August
Pill, 1915. both dates inclusive. The
camp will be described as Camp Gov
ernor Gates" The course of instruction
to be followed will be prescribed by
Captain John l.. Bond, inspector instrue-
tor, infantry, subject TO the approval OF
the regimental commander. II is ex-
pected that one company of the 3Oth
U. S. infantry will participate in the
camp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

Of Harrison Z. Smith OF the un,te sa
States chronological laboratory at Wees
Springfield Mass, who Is IN eharge VI
the work of the suppression oil grass
hoppers in New England.
MIR. Smith has been in Brattleboro ana
other towns in this county within Few
DAYS In consultation with Arthur W.
Sweeton Of this town, agent OF the Wind'
ham County Agricultural association
with reference TO the grasshopper situa'
ton. He went TO Jamaica, Iowhsnehu'
Putney, Westminster and other towns ~
Mr., Sweeton's request.
He verified what Mr.. Sweeton already
had said about the seriousness OF the
situation and his wide experience aio,s
that particular line enabled nm 70 iliaAe
comparisons and to make some sueses.
tions. While the worst infestatiohs ar
in Jamaica and Townshend, the pest mas
gotten strong foothold in the other
towns mentioned, and radical measures
must be taken.
Mr. Smith and Mr.. Sweeton agreed
that the great need in this county IS
90 Generation If farmer takes steps TO
rid his fields of grasshoppers he has no
assurance against clouds Of them com
inc TO him from other fields where no
preventive measures have been taken
whereas if all the farmers in an infest.
ed territory would cooperate they could
eradicate the pest, and there is no ques,,
ton but that it can be effectually wiped
out.
It is Mr.. Smiths hope that next spring
some cooperative plan may be worked
out whereby the farmers will unite IN
protecting their crops and whereby some
person of experience may come here and
devote his time to the grasshopper sup.
preston work, directing the efforts OF
the farmers. That could be done for
small per cent. of what the grasshoppers
have cost the farmers this year, and it
il believed that after this seasons ex-
perience they will be ready to enter into
some such arrangement, as the pest GER
tainly will be here next season unless
the winter conditions are especially ia.
yorable for their determination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
SEASON OF 1915
MAJOR CHAPMAN. 4492s

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fhs sire ~ fhs fastest hurse m So cora
ftsrs Les Efi.s.rrn reeard ~ 1AaAas ear
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wTrT STAND AZ ny STABLE - EAeA
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aaf = r-zaazat.is aEtaHra ar nase- 49,
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
Montpelier Seminary

A boardins school of 81 years standing
Delightfully."- located and under Christian aus
pices.
A wide range Of College Preparatory and
Life courses, including Teacher Training
and Domestic Science,
Certificate 10 college,
Unsurpassed Business courses, with vpewnt
ing and stenography
Conservatory advantages in vocal pipe organ
piano and violin.
Art and Public Speaking.
A large. sympathetic. able faculty.
Athletics. Good school spirit.
Terms moderate. Write for information.
]. W. HATCH. MS. Principal, Montpelier, VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

Erar ths Nrsr n@aEf Hne ths hnrfls
rsrs.laf ~ usinE bsEtaTs AlstaFast b.
ss-a rnn Fsft FsmseF - trnE -
t5slr fHirnauass rr1isfia. siaf hsalaeiss
issar ri rrresft. tafxatass. EEFszs4 oahi-
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81 r~rss-Afrt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
PETITION FOR SPECIAL
TOWN MEETING

To the honorable board OF selectmen OF
the town Of Plainfield VT;
Whereas, There are approximately forty pu-
n;Is In the South district, so called we, the
r,ndara;gned voters Of the town do hereby
petition your honorable board to forthwith
can a special town meeting to see what action
the town will take relative to enlArging the
nrsxant schoolhouse TO meet the requirements
of the increased number of pupils, or to build
new on a site TO nc purchases ny she eV"h
for that purpose.
NIrI.s NELSON THERON PERRY
pAyMoND DIEMER A. A. RuBLEE
l.. LANCIAULT RAY Y. FERRY
r u WEIGH GEORGE WEIGH
NET soN WEIGH FRED BENEDICT
ELLA A. DUNN PAUL LAPRE
NJ r. MINI FERDF. BATCHELDER
JOS. b. MARTELL A, A. bAIChELDEh
PHILIP PoULIN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
BIDS FOR sCHooLHoUsE

SEALED BIDS are desired for re erectign
Il 1-eteFr wrrd tthseoi huiiatn9 Ipf ne
So ~ psTtln. VI Plans snd specifostious
80 - ssrnrri a ths arrhiiect. p. A Maikert
Nortreiisr. W
sazisa rnanasais. nlarkef Berlin tcnrol
plas shall ~ Or re hnnas ~ The nrrhiteet
- a. before D N gnly "a 1918 l09&
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
cRAssHoPPER PEST SERIOUS.
Parts Of windham County Are Sorely
Afflicted.

Brattleboro. July l4.--An expert who
has looked into the situation says that
certain sections Of Jamaica and Town
shend in windham county are a. badly
infested with grasshoppers as any place
IN New England. That Is the statement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
WARNING FOR SPECIAL
TOWN MEETING

petition having been made 70 us for that
BIZ nfsia are hereby notified and warned 10
meet At The town hall Monday, July 2e; 1918.
~ Ia o,rlock a, m, to act on the following
articles, viz; -
nil take In regard 10 enlarging the school
house situated in the South district, so called,
10 meet the requirements Of the Increased
number Of pupils or 2 build new on cite
Ia be purchased by the town.
All 10 do any other business that may
legally come before the meeting ~.
dated al Plainfield this I'd day OF July, 1915
a. c, z. DAVIS,
b. r. BATCHELDER,
c. j. BA1LAW,
w. A. MOORE,
w. II. MARTIN,
selectmen.
s7ti2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

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s-.ar.nsnen1nl rurt Esn1 sEeifha ana 80
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

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-. tiia $780, - NJ kHu Eirur
cFnHcE e EErUEr
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS

FARMERS. ATTENTIoN-conts abcr-
tisn ear BE- carcd -ZlBos' kils the eerm
trerur-sive. euAranteed easily applied re-
ss4its rss~fsiyslg wonderful send fur literature
ne furai c. Inc. Mantpslhr, VI leats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
LOST AND FOUND

7---T So ~ ralas - Co. ~
~~- aare Flaer EF -
#.-s-~ wHr m A&~s
A. casa. %. go = f1ars9 -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
FOUR LINES FOR 25c

The Times viii publish Wants; Lost ana
Found. FOR Sale, 10 Let. etc. short aoysr-
tisements at the inte Of four liner Ia ve ssnis
Ave cents for the first insertion anu "' ''
for each subsequent insertion,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

Alice the three .year.old daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. II. N. Bellows OF Bellows
Fails swallowed fve-cent piece Few
DAYS ago which stuck in her throat, ana
Il was several days before the obstrue'
ton could be removed.
Miss Grace Il. Moore, nurse at the
Rockingham hospital, was badly bruised
recently when she fell down the elevator
shaft from the first floor OF the hospita'.
She was talking to visitor and stepped
sideways into the open shaft, the eleva-
Tor being at the floor above. She was
confined to the hospital several days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Fraser have re-
signed as superintendent and matron oil
The Warner Memorial home, of the kurn
Hattin homes at Westminster, the resig-
nation to take effect Oct. l. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fraser intend to make the KIND Oh
work they have done at kurn Hattih
their life work and Mr.. Fraser will take
4 years course at the New York School
of Philanthropy in preparation Tor 1T.
Sidney Coleman, West Guilford
blacksmith, nau "A llbbic - PNi'NiANS ''
a kicking horse not long since when re-
suited rather disastrously for the man.
Mr.. Coleman was knocked over his TOOL
box and as he had in his hand rasp,
il cut into his left arm, making gash
four inches long. A horse shoe nan was
also driven half an inch into his other
arm and it will be some time before ne
can resume work.
Irah Dudley spaulding of Brattleboro,
who in 1912 was the youngest licensed
aviator in the United States, was mar
ried Sunday evening in Newfane to MISS
Louise Cherrie, daughter OF Professor ana
Mrs. G.. X. Cherrie of the latter place
Professor Cherrie was the naturalist with
the Roosevelt expedition to South Amer
lea. Mr.. Spaulding gave up aviation
after several accidents in 1912. He won
his license at the Curtiss aviation held
in San Diego, Cal, and made two flights
over Brattleboro, but afterward met with
accidents at Athol, Mass, Glens Falls,
n. Y, and other places.