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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
NEW YEARS BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE
Smith & Daafner Offer Some Good bargains
in Farms and City Property for
the New Year

NO. 233- For Sale. splendid farm and build
ings, 206 acres of land, about 80 acres OF very
productive machine-mowed fields, balance pas
ture and timberland; quite bunch OF SOIL
wood and lots of hard wood; nice grated
fruit orchard large l0-room, 2-story house
basement barns, silo and chickenhouse; large
tool shed and workshop; buildings all clap
boarded and painted running water at house
and barn; farm will keep Is to 20 cows some
young stock and team on main highway, only
mile TO good village, stores, creamery and
nigh school. W miles to good railroad stown
this property is on the market to be sold IN
the Rext 60 days, and the price Is away down:
249tf
NO. 254-For Sale keep summer boarders,
aside from general farming IA acres near
Bradford, Vt 85 acres in tllage, Lays nearly
level, balance in pasture and timber, soft and
hard wood enough for farnl sugar bush OF
500 trees good fruit orchard; farm will keep
IL to l5 COWS. some young stock and team !;
cuts 40 tons Of hay, siage and other crops
basement barns, rs stanehtonst horse barn
S01l6 ehickenhouse 36xi5; sio, carriage
house AMI workshop large 2-story house Of II
rooms furnace heat hot and cold water run
ming water at house and barn buildings all in
good repair house full Of summer boarders-
every season, If desired only 2i2 miles from
Bradford. Vt, good railroad town on the
Connecticut river this Is great big money
maker; poor health Of owners wife, reason
for selling 24etf
Brook street, this city tenement Of rooms,
the ether 3 rooms inside toilets, city water
porch across whole front part hardwood fn-
ish some hardwood floors, and good basement
large lot, 66xll0, good garden, barn i6xiS
only minutes 10 school and 10 minutes 70
station this property rents for S25 per month
price $4,000 buy It rent one side and live in
the other get your own rent for nothing.
24etf
NO. 23s-For Sale on Clark street, this city,
house Of tenements 5 rooms in each bath
rooms, city water, porch upstairs and down
some hardwood foors large LOT, 5xi0 rods
nice garden, apple and cherry trees barn i6
x2s property rents for s24 per month s
minutes from City Hall owner will make a
ow price. 249tf |
% acres near Barre: good buildings.
II acres near Barre: comfortable buildings.
8 acres near Barre nice buildings.
Z acres one mile from Barre; fine buildings. /
20-acre truck farm fair buildings 24etf /
And good trade in larger farms, with and
Without stock and tools city property Of all
,inds. Real estate and personal property han
lied at public auction. We wish you all
lappy and prospeiou new year and viii
ry and help you make II So IL you will give
II call when you wish 10 buy or sell real
state. Yours for business.
SMITH & DAsHNER, Real Estate Agents.
Rooms s. 3. 10. HowIand-Cave Bldg.
Barre CITY, FL-TeL Con-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
Demand fer the Emeisnt

Alert, keen. dear beaded. healthy men
and women Are in demand Modern
business cannot nee IN Office. factory ~
IN the road psraons uho arr duil life
less. inert. hall Firk ~ tired kefV o
trim. ~ In condition that yards oE
distase. laleF Cathsrtif Tablets dean
tie tFsfem. keap thf stomach sweet
lrer auits and thf bowels rerulaF.-
Aftt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Quarry Savings Bank Trust Company
will be held at the banking rooms Of said
bank IN the city Of Barre. Vermont on Tues
day January l9, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. M. for
the election Of directors for the ensuing year
and for the Transaction Of any other business
that may properly come before said meeting.
C. NJ. WILEY. Secretary
Barre VT. Dec. ~. 1914.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
How to Cure a Lssnpps Cough.

lagrippe coughs demand instant treat
ment. They show serious condition Of
the system and are weakening. Post
master Collins. BaneEat, y. J.. SAYS. n
took foleys Honey aud Tar Compound
for violent lsFippe cough that CON
pletely exhausted me, and less than half
bottle stepped the cough Try Il.
-AdFt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
A HARD COLD

90 81 q sustsr 1iusrs IL ~ uazfiss.
rrrcsr-F oa So aausf usraass rag
$50 sr sH berg t-uuas Sep
Tl1Wnf EnT be- 80 nlers @5rtanrt
49, sHNF s sac wN EaNamen ftr
s-FewHuMa twsn
ssas.E $50 rseFuhs-e ase1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
good renting property farms that will keep
from is to so cows good location. J. IS.
Stewart. Mortified, VT 2bft2b"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
MIDWIFERY
Attention. Horse Owners!

~ ensrs - srr=a hus ~ nsru-.a
El.rtsas 80 Bsszs Fursissinrs - So go.
s-rr b. Sssafnrtsu ruuufs. 80 aaf 49,
- - ls~-st C.-s 80 ~ nsr ufsi.
fsrss-g = seatpp-f e. -suufsrfass s.Ttti.r
b. - Hsrnss b.. fI-rfF 81 sszs-s-sa
~s-t--r e. ~ - pru.ri ssa.aa.s 80
frra-ras wes&
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

Rev. S. i. Achenback has resigned as
pastor of the Congregational church at
Greensboro.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

Sunday was the 72d birthday OF Sem
ator Page His home Office and hide
Usage orange wood is a source OF dye
bered the event by sending him bou-
quet OF " roses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

Mrs. Redfeld Proctor, widow OF Sem
ator Proctor, is seriously i'll at her home
In Proctor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

Miss Marion Hislop was seriously
burned at her home in Alburg recently
while frying doughnuts. The lard
caught fire and in carrying the kettle
TO throw it out, the flames burned her
right hand and arm severely.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for farm or
timberand. nearly new 2-tenement house N
Montpelier. Address w. NJ. Theriault, Mont
peer, VII phone Montpelier 5bs or 2la-M;
2641
FOR SALE OR RENT House on Franklin
street. rooms, 2 reception halls. bathroom
upstairs, toilet downstairs laundry room and
pantry gas, electric lights, and furnace heat
rent S26. 90 254u
FOR SALE OR RENT--Cottage house,
rooms. bath, pantry, sleeping porch gas, cleo
tricity, furnace East street extension rent.
1880 254H
TENEMENT--Bran street, rooms
$500. 2b4u
TENEMENT--Fo Foster street, rooms $500:
254tf
314-2 II. A. PHELPS co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

The Village Improvement society Of
Arlington has dsbanded. Since its
founding in 1908 over 5000 has been
raised by the members and spent in va
rious ways in the improvement of the
village conditions OF this, Sl77,00 has
been spent for sidewalks, $lS5,00 for
roads, $1,000 for lamps, and for oil for
lighting the lamps, $l24.00
The cost of Greensboro's new reservoir,
MS reported at the annual meeting of the
water company is $3,435, and the re-
ceipts from rents for 1914 viii amosat
to about 800, After paying the inter
est on the borrowed money and the 9th
err current expenses, they voted to pass
the dividends on the stock this year and
apply $3.50 on the debt OF the company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
WANTED

WANTED TO BUY mhnf e. huF ; SER
rr8-hnmS H~aa nHw Frnrkfrs e. nae uffk rraa.
ins engine TsisE|h0ns gss-fz IN
Wtf.aan fsHNritsrilie VI Ef-fF
srFIGHs AUTOS AED CARRIAGES
PAINTED frs.-e 'rsa nranrer 81 u d
DufEes fz Erath Main strs-i tsisr.ions
fl1-l zlFT
WaNIEpAErsa aulres. h1rs hsrs shssr
- rtaeas uHHled Ef ~ ttra tssh-si esst
uriea u3a eel Nnt enahHwaf rnwr
kaftaag M-imtgna lslsIi,Enns GA8-GA 1Eftf
DHKssNAKEH um ~ - - -. e. -
~ aste sawssF h1-rs rssf.hans st-i srff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

FOR SALE-Lumber, dimension IA special
~ green wood, $3.50 delivered in city for
cash; wanted. men and teams to work in
woods. F E. Downing. tel 2Os-4 Barre. or
2b'O Washington. l9itesH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

30 ses-ons ~ 80 49, farus n Wush-
artnr eenrsT raarIf 10 nrnss - frrfeef'T
ere t.iEEf lrnf aharf nfH@ - nE1frrf
nrIf nussIana Els rfIs frrrn HaFTe cts .
nifta1f aaaf1 rss ~ So tsst haras Err ttH
asslinr szszs hrarH fim = tHsFtss-H1aiFna
ftH p nef.@a e sea L. Esua ~ fuF-
ahrr ra-sralas 1Eau
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE farms. 22sti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14
NOTICE

To granite Manufacturers. TRY our
Guaranteed Three Phased Electric Heat
er on your Surface Gutter Installed
on power rates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

SMITH & DAsHNER, Real Estate Agents.
Rooms s, 3. 10. HowIAnd-Cave Bldg,
Barre City, YL-TeL Con.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-14

NHr rse esats rnrH resaH rsn-rrt
afsarftl1 a iasFs FL En- rtarse feaa riEtt
go rH deirr irastrsrf
aa-flsHas=faE rslr--iT hansad aI Faasar-
rlfs rrsn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27

Der ncllbeulienc s%ecIloraer ser
'oelttld]en Congregational airde, 9a-
ltor g. 9. Stabl, lallatc bier norge-
tern bon Salt 2afe Gitp, l1tab, an
mo l6ielt an Sonntag ieine Mntritts-
preoigt. Der @enamnte hot id)on BEL
@clegelbeiten IN bieier @enleinoe ge-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27

.preoigt. @is oie Mobel altlol,gen nno
Die Gaitorfamilie iid eingeridtet fat,
miro oielelbe Mnfentbalt inn SCENT
bon @errn unb 5ral 8. s. sd,roe-
Ser, 216 oitl. 6. gtrobe, ne5men.
Ser @crtb Ser @iienbabnen in
N%ll1scatine GountD miro alf iiber
bier WiQionen Collars %al1geaebelt,
1lanalid $4,097 $50. mcld)e sm1nle
iiG al1f ioie peridieoenen gaDnen pie
folgt pertbeilt:
g., 90. & ct. g. (W1usca=
tine 2inic) $ 5555,492
M11scatine Nortb & goutb 81, 900
g. 81. s. & g. (Sal1ptlinie .592,572
g. st. s. & g. Wsll1scatine
1iD.) $4,000
Is, 81. 5. & g. (ssotpa Gip.) .779,7oo
g., 81. S. & q. (Iab. Soma
& Hof.) 21s,S16
|G., 81. S. & g. (Soutf-
meitern 5ip.) 1924
is, 81. S. & g. (gsilton) 374256
3openport an0 Muscatine
gabn 100000
Iotal $1,000 $50
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27

@librelro 0es Monats Mai gob es
III Meoline 46 @ebltrten l1llo inn 800
not Sllni 42. SIM Mai gab es 81
5oDesfaae l1no int Mollat Sunni 81.
8eaenpartig gibt es bier menige
Safe bon anltcfen0en &rQllfbeiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
McueS aus Mfoline.

SSlt Den meiiter ser bieiigen So
brifc1 iin0 bie Mrbeiter beoerteno
oermebrt aporoell. Sll ser 9eere So
brit muroe Sic Mrbeit am Mol1tag
Wforgen nit 700 Msnlm oufgel1om=
lnen. ss1 Sen Silpis Chops arbeitel1
gegelapartig iiber 1000 M}arn. Ml1=
oere 6abrifc1 itellen ebenfaas u1eb=
rere Mrbeiter alt.
Nah ldrgerer aronfbeit o11 ser
Guberfuloits lit mn Samstag nod
|langerer &ranfbeit Mfonle 9eIone
der in Silpas I'M SITTER bon 80 Sab-
ren geltor6er1. gr m1r0c an Is. SIT
III 1887 III @elgien geborel1 1rllo fam
I'M Sabre 1909 ms Card ltuo gleid)
nod Gibbs, 100 er III bel1 bortigel1
@iienbablmerfltatten arbeitete. ST
binterlabt altber ieil1cr 6rolt eil1ell
9rn0er in galt Decline. 0ie @eeroi-
gltl1g fin0et bel,te Morael1 bonn Srnlt-
erbal1ie aus altf 0em ct. Marp's
Irieobof ltott.
5eillen IS. Geburtstag %feiertc. in
@ort 8pron am Spru1taa SEER 5bos.
MtGoll, elmer Ser lal1giabrigcn Gill=
mobner ser bortigen @egello. SIM
Samiliell. lt,ro Grelnroesfreiie pltrbe
0icie 6eier begansen.
EEa-EN 49, EkEs - EHr ~
'8mei farbige Srouen, sic fire Sea.
men ais Mable @arnett lltb @ertrll=
oe SoDce lllO ibren @ob1ort ais Mpf
Sslall0 angafel1, mltrOel1 meaen Ser
l1mblumntel1s auf Sen Strabcn per-
baftct r1O bonn Noli5eiridter 5l1 Ser
iibliden strafe perrrtbeilt.
SOM grtrinflmgsto6e gIiifli6 er=
rettet lpl,r0e an1 Samstag Modynit=
tag aus oem See I'M 9Srolpect Narf
Der 10 Sabre alte Sra Morriiun.
Clarence grbpn, ser Metter, lpl1rbc
bei Oenl geriud), sen grtril1fcnocr1 5lt
%rettcll, iduncr56aft 5erfragt 1lr0 int
@didt lulo an &oi'rper berlebt. gei-
De ndrc1 pabrl bcil1lid) ertu1nfclt,
1pe1m lie llidlt Silfe bon Sranf 9raop
erbaltc1 battcIl> ser lie nit Silfe Ell
mes 1peiterell aN'l1nes ans liter brad)-
tie. Die crlittenen Gerlcsntger Ser
8eioen aparen Gerart, 0ab lic perbull=
oen aper0cn ml1bten.
Die Mo1ine Seating ans Gonltrnc-
tion So. Fat Ben @p1traft crlalten,
Die @ai1errobre1 al ser 81. StraBe
all leaen. Ger &ontraftprcis be-
trdat $S32.36. Mls Irieobofsbeboir-
oe fir ocn Miperiioe 6rieoboi 1pnroen
%er,lannt: George M. Spbnion 6. s..
Sbptt ullo g. 81. @ergluno.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
dung Dorfommen. M11s jeoem Count
tp 1peroen mebrere @ertreter al,1pe-
len6 iein.

le,10 iein.
@dbrenb elmer gdlagerei anr
Santstag Mbelro in Ser @irt6idoft
Dol, SSSlllilts I%llDpeiorld, 1874 90. Ctr,
mltroe 81. 5oblberg bon Moli1e ourd)
Elm groBes S6alfenlterglos geIto-
Be11> tpobei er idlimm an1 slrnl lnlb
aln Salr0gelel1f 3erldnitten puroe.
@cnar1ter lolpobl pie SSerrp 9eiles
mllrOen perbaftet u1o bonn 4olisei=
ridter 81 $40 Strafe l1l1o Soften
perllrtbeilt.
Die bieIigcn Gifts 1peroen am font
merloen 5onntag ihrel1 nelt11ten Sob-
resansfl neblt 9ifnif ol1f bcn be-
fannten Mllsflugsplab abfaltel1. 3ie
gal1se 8elelli6aft miro orn Morgen
llm ettpa 8 llbr NIT einem 9ampf=
boot Die 5abrt nad Sem N~ifnifsplab
antreten.
Bruno 2ambredt, eirt Sitnepbl1s=
Iabrer 5lpiid)en bier uno Moline,
ipuroe lpegel1 l(ebertretung Ser
stoot=S roina1l5 6e5ii9lib ser Sitnep=
|brl1e perbaftet u10 in .5lpet ldllen gu
etpa $25 Soften lno 5trafeu perl,r=
|tbcilt.
Gbriitian 1alliellol1, 1918 80.
|5traBc mobnbaft, Der anl 10. Sllli
|!bei elmer iStneY6us =&ollilion idpper
perlebt mlr0e, 10 BOP CT nod Dem
9olpital ilberfii1rt meroen mnBte,
%fou'tte ge(tern rod ieincns@eim iiber.
fiibrt aneroel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
Meue5 aus Sod SSlano

3as re6te 8ein brad6 am So1n-
tag gsadmittaa fl1r5 Dor 6 llbr, oils
lie on Ser @de ser s. 9lnern1e llno H.
'StraBe bon einem @ath Conner
8a6nmagen lteige1l molte, sSrnlt 9[n-
no 9rotpn, 512 a. 9lpeltl1c pobn-
Daft. 8eim 5au ol,f bas 5traben=
pflalter brad) lie ioas 8ein. Sic muir
De in ein nabes 0obubalts gebratt,
no Tie CT. IeSilpa in Weban0lu1g
na6nn. Gon bier aus mllroe lie per
ltaotlld)e Mm6rlat5 in ibr @eim iiberz
fiibrt.
Dic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per-
ben an Mit1no1 eine 9erjanm1ll11g
abbalten, Tim ser 5trabenbabngelen=
ldaft Elm @elu6 gu nlterbreiten, oaB
lie ale 8 Gage einen &llbetag babel1
fonllcl1. @iSber baben ite MIR ale
16 Gage einen 5eiertag.
9ie Miiiiiiippi @a1eD 5o5iolilten
fmeroen am Sonntag, 8. sl1tglit, al1f
suburban Sslanb i6r piertes sSSab-
respiflif abbalten, OH meld)em So
5ialiiten BON Clinton, Ml1scatine nnb
lanoeren 5ta0ten uno Srtidnftcn
Itbeilnebn1en per0e1. Sir geniigerro
llltterboltung llno @emirtbung piro
al1f Die bette u1l0 au~Sgiebiglte @eile
Gorge getragcn meroen. Sir &inoer
rno grpadlene iino allerbano BOLTS
1piele nn0 @ettre1men in 8orberei-
tnng. Mls Sm1ptreoner oes Cages
miro @illiam Mooriiue5, Ser befann-
te'so5tultit bon ebicaso. fn'giren.
Sir oas I1ritrciden ll16 Ieforiren
Der Staotballe boben iid) gelter11 nel,ll
Mngebotiteller beim 5taotclerf Stub
gren gemeloet. Ser lnieOriglte 8ie-
ter NOR 5ranf @olrlid, ser oicle 9[r-
.beit fir ben &nntraftpreis BON $216
altsfilbren tpill. Ser bDdite @ieter
NOR slltanlt &lie, oeljen &o1traft~
preis $780, 06etrl1q. Die perldie-
oenen Sffi5en uno aorrioorc IN ser
lstaotbauc aperoen o1tgeitriden nno
1oeforirt merSen.
s(. @eriel 96o 80. 5trobe, ser iid
.et1tige Gage III Gbicago allfbielt, bat<
te @%elcgenbeit, oas 0ainpfboot=lln-
gliif in Chicago an5uleben. ST lpl1r-
zoe 10 11erp0s, BOB er nidt lange am
ODD bleibel1 fonntte. @iele 6rouen
lielen III M6nmadt, ielbit sic ltarf-
lten Mor1lter ml1r0e1 aufgcregt un6
aidt1nH hnin tcS.n,tn,1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
@ciratbs !. GrluubniBidlcine.

5ciratbs grlalbniBldeine.
Seiie IS. 8ealer, Geoar @auep
So, ltn0 Sri. MartDa 6. @iuiou1s,
Iipton, SSa.
@illionr 6. Mobinior, MoIine, inns
Irau Marp Stall, Davenport.
Carl @enrp M%noerlo1,, MoIine,
mo Sri. &atberine 8olbmc, God Sc
|lann.
Splpeltcr @robuusfas nno SRI
9fellie 3enrm,sf1,te, Galt Moline.
@en Nulmer l,nb Sri. 6lo1lte Min.
)llia, 9ilbop SIN, Sl.
Sarrp 2ifld)ib nno MoIe ginops.
fp, Npd Ssslalt0.
Sol11es 6. Nbinips, ein aIterer
W?alm bon @apelpprt, muroe Dor
geltern bcrbaitet, oils CT lit eillell1
|8alt5innner i'm Necp Sarper Sotel
Softer lu1O 5ud)cu bon @aaiten ourd)=
llldte. Ser aE9}lm gab als @ntihul-
oigllltg an, Dob ct fllr5iidtig lei ms
onr1 3ufaQ III bas 3ilnn1er geratbcl1
lei. ST aulrbe ieood BON Midte1
smitb INTER $500 8iirgidaft scr
@roBgeldmorenelt ilberpieicn.
Mlttomobil. Diebe fins iebt opieoer
I'M 8anae. Mn1 5onntag M6elo ia.
ben bielelbel1 aus Ser Gor Don g 81
Evening journal., 1915-01-26
council CONTROL
Of SCHOOL BOARD.
HENEVEST PLAN
Smarting Under Public Crit
iciSm, Educators Recon-
mend Resolution Abol-
iShing Body
HIGH School JANITOR
DEFENDED TO The LAST

Smarting under the criticisms
which have been heaped upon them
recently. members Of the Board of
Education at their meeting last night
adopted resolutions requesting City So.
licitor Daniel O. Hastings to prepare a
bill TO So amend the city charter as to
abolish the Board of Education and
place the conduct of the public schools
ina control of City Council City So.
licitor Hastings is directed TO present
the bill TO the Legislature. The reso.
mtions were adopted by vote of II Ia
J. The negative vote was cast hv Col
oncl Lewis B. Morrow. Colonel G. NJ
Leitch was absent. Tho secretary wa,
directed TO send a copy OF the rcsohI
tions 70 City solicitor Hastings Th,
resolutions were as follows.
Whereas the physical condi ION O
our public schools as whole is no
satisfactory 60 this board. and
Whereas the City Board of ucsltl
has demanded "a complete reconstruction
OF the sanitary conditions of our oldc
schools. and
Whereas. il has been impossible, af
ter repcn ,cd requests To secure from
the City Council sufficient funds &
improve these conditions, and
Whereas. this board nor any sug
Continued on Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1915-01-26

Less than forty years ago. Alex
ah6er Graham Bell, standing in q
little attic at Exeter place Boston.
sent through crude telephone. his
cwn invention. the first spoken words
ever carried over q wire. and the
NUTCs were heard and understood by
his associate, Thomas a. Watson. who
was at the receiver in an adjacent
room On that dSy, March TO- 1876.
the telephone was born and me first
message went over the only telephone
line in the world-a line less than
100 feet long. The world moves a
long way ahead I'm the snan of one
mans life On Monday Afternoon,
January 25, this same Alexander Gra-
ham Bell. sitting in the Offices OF
the America Telephone and Tele-
graph Company. at New York. talked
to this same Thomas A. Watson in
San Francisco over wire stretching
8 400 miles across the continent and
part of system that includes 9,000.-
600 telephones connected by 21,000,-
600 miles of wires. On that day,
in the presence of groups Of promi-
Evening journal., 1915-01-26

nearly exact In other words. a
message flying across the continent
on the new transcontincntal line
travels. not at the rate OF l.16O feet
per second, which Is the old stage
coach speed OF sound but at $4,000
miles per second. II il were pos
sible for sound to carry that far 2
Hello" uttered in New York ana
travelling through the air without the
aid of wires and electricity. would
not reach San Francisco until four
hours later The telephone not only
transmits speech. but transmits It.
thousands OF times faster than It's own
natural speed. The accompanying
illustration shows Bell and Watson
as they appear today; a picture of
linemcn setting poles and stringing
wires in the Nevada desert; pictures
of the first telephone apparatus in
vented by Bell President Wilson
and Mayor Mitchell. and a the top a
photograph of the sound waves made
by the word "San Francisco" spoken
over the transContinental line, and at
the bottom one of the word New
York"
Evening journal., 1915-01-26
PROBE committee
awaits EVIDENCE
Will Act On Child Labor
Commission When Stenog-
rapher Makes Copy
DEMOCRATS WANT
GIBBONS REINSTATED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
STATE HOUSE, DOVER. Del. Jan
26.-Members of the legislative COM
mttee TO investigate the Child Labor
Commission have held no meetings
since Saturday. They are waiting for
Harry Martindale, legislative stem
ographer. who took the testimony at
Saturdays hearing to finish prepara
tiOn of the typewriter transcripts for
the committee.
Just what the legislative commit
tee will recommend has not been dc.
termined, but it was intimated tOda-
that the Democratic members OF tho
committee will ask that one OF the
recommendation be that William j
Gibbons be reinstated as inspector
Possible recommendations. il is
said. will be that the Governor be
given power TO appoint the Child La
hor Inspector and that the Child La
Dor Commission be reduced 10 thre
members with supervisory powers
only, or be abolished entirely
Anti-SufiragiSts 10 be Heard.
Anti-Sutfragists will have their in
nings on February 3. when they vii
be given a hearing by the House Re
viscd Statutes Committee in opposi
lion 10 the proposed suffrage amend
ment introduced by Representativ.
Salisbury. Request for a hearin,
was made by Mrs. Henry b. Thomp
son, president of the Delaware Com
mittee Opposed to Woman Suffrage.
Senator's Hart and Furniss. of IN
Democratic Caucus Committee. toda.
asked the Republicans 10 appoint
committee to confer with them re
garding action on legislation whicl
Continued On Page Two.
Evening journal., 1915-01-26
Germans Suffer Heavy Loss
BY English Fire Near La Basse

ing away a gap with their grapplers-
The cold steel of the English bayonct
charge caused their front ranks TO re-
coil from the attack. The English fol-
lowed up this advantage with counter
attack thai drove the Germans back
upon la Bassoe. British artillery fire
Wked the lines of the Germans advance
ing upon Guinchy aud they retired with
heavy losses, leaving many dead upon
the field.
The left wing of the Germans took
one trench near GiVenchy, official ad-
vices reported. after five separate
charges, but was forced TO e,acuate
when the main body fell back
A violent infantry attack by day
light east of Ypres was repulsod by
the French. 300 German dead being
picked mp from the battle field West
Of Craonne. the Germans made two
desperate charges. capturing a row
Continued on Page Ten.