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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
OCCUPANTS SHAKEN UP
When Automobile Went Down Bank Near
West Rutland.

Rutland, Nov. 2T--A Ford touring cal
owned and driven by Charles Y. Willis Of
this city, county road commissioner, and
which also contained Sheriff Il. G. Fisl
OF West Rutland, went oysr a l5.fooi
embankment about three.quartcrs OF a
mile beyond West Rutland yesterday y
afternoon, tusping over three times in its
descent. f
The accident occurred between the
Thomas Burke place and the Storey
crossing almost directly opposite the Ma
lon residence. In attempting to steer
the ear out of rut in the. road Mr.. VIII
lis lost control of the machine and IL
went over the embankment. Sheriff
Fish is said to have been thrown heavily
from the ear, rolling some distance fur
ther down the bank. DR.. G. II. Ross
was called IL was stated, ts attend Sher-
iff Fish and found he had sustained severe
bruises, as well as something Of shock.
Mr. Willis, although thrown out, was un-
injured.
The car was practically unchanged ex-
cept for d broken windshield, and after
minor repairs it was driven to q garage
on its own power.
The accident occurred at the same place
O. c. Ballou was fatally injured in an
automobile accident last suiamer.
The accident was witnessed by the pas
sengers on main line electric car, their
attention being divided between deer
on one side of the track and the accident
on the other. N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
That Some Of Their Number
Are Unfairly Treated by
Insurance Company
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
TAKES UP PROTEST
Semi-Annual Election
ficers Was Hell ~
Nj v


| Officers elected by the Central Labor
union of Barre and vicinity at its semi
annual meeting last evening are as fol-
| lows: President, Thomas III. Nichols;
vice-president, John S. Mcdonald; secre-
tary, Silvio L. Cardi; treasurer, Harley j.
Houghton; sergeant t-arms, Morris
Wood executive committee, the presi-
dent, the secretary, F. w. Suitor, John s.
Mcdonald and Wesley Hoffman; auditors,
+. w. Suitor, Il. n. Philbrick and Charles
Pillsbury; Librarian, S. /. Cardi.
The meeting was of very representa-
tive character and during/the evening
several matters of major import were
discussed. 1t was reported that private
health and accident insurance companies,
in certain instances, have been dealing
unfairly with the insured among laboring
men and to the end that the obligations
to the insured may be realized by them,
it was the sense of the gathering that
steps be taken to bring about this con-
summati tion.
Mother Jones is coming to Barre early
in December, according to an announce
ment made before adjournment. Mrs.
Jones, known to thousands as "the mi-
ner's angel" is making her headquarters
in indianapolis, Ind, although she has
extended her influence into all parts of
the country, with especially tangible re-
suits in the coal fields of Pennsylvania
and Colorado. 1t is proposed to have a
mass meeting in the opera house on the
occasion of her visit to the Barre granite
belt and unless there is later change in
the tentative arrangements, Dec. s will
be reserved as the date of the meeting.
The clerks situation occupied the at
tention OF the union men for a time, and
several phases of the question were dis
cussed informally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
TWO PLACED UNDER BAIL.
Charged with Stealing Valuable Poultry
N4@A at Richford

st. Albans, Nov. 27.--Edward Plooi
and William Quigley of this city are in
the Franklin county Jail, where they
were brought following their arrest and
a hearing in. Richford on the charge of
stealing some thoroughbred poultry from
Warren s. Woodwork of that village.
At the hearing before Justice of the
Peace ID. W. Carpenter of Richford the
men were held under bonds Of $500 each,
which they have not furnished yet. for
appearance at the March term of Frank
lin county court. II is understood that
another charge will be lodged against
Ploof, that of the larceny of revolver
from store in Richford. which later
he sold to Charles Thibault Of Diamond
street. this city Ernest II. Lewis Of
this city identified the revolver as one
which he had placed in the store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
GOES TO HIS THRONE.
Emperor of Japan Finishes Ceremonies
at Kioto.

Kioto, Nov. 27.-The period Of eoro.
nation ceremonies, which has lasted three
weeks, was brought 10 a close 80 far a.
Kioto is concerned with the departure
to-day Of the emperor and court for the
modern capital Of Toxic, permanent seat
Of the imperial house. Besides the court
functions there have BEEN observed va
rious ceremonies in celebration Of the
coronation, including industrial exhihi-
tons held AZ the instance Of the prefec-
tural authorities and various business
corporations and religious ceremonies
conducted at various temples. The Chris
tian communities took a prominent part.
Hosts ot people streamed into the old
capital from every nook and corner n
the country 20 witness the imperial pro-
cession 70 and from the palace o. tie
vari0us ceremonial grounds
Beoause the time cuncurred uifh the
season when numbers of country fox
habituailr make pllCrimages g. the grand
lse shines the coronation period drew
these pious peasants 10 kioto TIE lss
temples and other mausaiea were visited
~ unusually large numbers oi pilgrims.
The pretty Aapauese hotels and inns wefe
crowded nfth ti.esr tisifafs o. fheir last
accommodation. TIE large hustelries and
foreign heteis WerH no lesz ratrsuiFed
an crowded uith guests. huth. aaT.aness
ana foreign. 1o meet tis used "a ths
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27

Canada Proposed To Go Into MunitiOn,
Market.

Ottawa. Nov. q Announcement was
made Yesterday that an ambitious muni-
tions plan i under way IN Canada by
which financial houses are 20 b. called
upon 70 join Canadian factories in active
service. II j. proposed 10 Tremendously
extend TIE Canadian capacity for produc-
ing projectiles Of the Russian. French
and British shell orders fllcd in Canada
N viii mean that instead of borrowing
from Great Britain. Canada will make
advances Of credit and funds 10 Eng
iand.
Shell orders which have beer flied ~
ere ietng filed in Canada have reached
ths tatsl u s5000la00. More than
2s0 manufacturing hrms are enosrsa
uron the uurk ard 4 is estimated Ca
nadian frms hsre iustaiirf mere than
s10fssaffa worth oi srsefial uiaelfiners.
% EuroTs the Euunitiun need nf Traurr.
hnssia sd Crest Brtain are sgndieasa "a
f1 ths rrunafiun of erastef tTirienry
n Cansis the u.unifinr tusiness q e. im
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
HAVE EVEN CROSSED
AT SOME PLACES
Berlin Claims Semi Officially
That 100000 Of the Serbi-
ans Have Been Captured
Germans Failed in Use
of Suffocating Gases on
the Western Front

While the Serbians continued to b.
driven nearer the border of their country
and at points have retreated over it, the
entente allies apparently are placing a
formidable army in the Balkans. Allied
troops in large numbers continue to land
at Saloniki, the dispatches say, and per-
mission has been given for landing at
other ports.
A semi-official announcement in Berlin
places the number of Serbians taken pris-
oner by the Austro-German and Bulga-
rian troops as 1o1 900, while 1000 Austro-
Germans, who had been captured by the
Serbians, were set free.
The British expedition in Mesopotamia
is again in possession of Ctesiphon near
Bagdad after its recent temporary with
drawaI a short distance because of the
lack of water, according to advices re-
ceived in London.
The Italian attacks on the defenses of
Gorizia continue, Rome reports, the lately
won positions being strengthened despite
Austrian counter attacks.
The situation along the Rumanian from
tier, where great Russian force is said
to have been gathered, is still obscure. A
display by the Rumanian public of a
feeling in favor of the entente is regard
ed in London as an indication the nation
is in a position to disregard the demands
of the central powers.
No definite news has been received Of the
renewed Austro- German offensive in Ga
licia.
To-day's official statement, which is
brief, tells of the use by the enemy Of
suffocating gases west of the river Meuse
but without result and of the destruction
of German seroplane by French shells
on the Aisne. The machine fell into the
river but the aviators were able to save
themselves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
BOTH APPROVE PREPAREDNESS.
Weeks and Johnson Give Views on Same
Maine Platform.

Portland, Ne, Nov. 27.-Two United
States senators, each Of a different politi-
cal faith, declared for preparedness prac-
tically without reservation at a meet.
ing of the Maine National Bankers as
sociation here last night. The speakers
were Senators Charles F. johnson Of
Maine and John W. Weeks of Massschu-
setts. Senator johnson said that he stood
for a degree Of preparedness that would
enable the United States TO back up
any protest IL might make. no matter
what the cost. Senator Weeks remarks
followed the same views.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
RODE BLIND BAGGAGE.
Two Men, One a Soldier. Committed to
County Jail for II.

Joseph Murphy, who claims Boston r.
his home but who has been employed at
81 Johnsbury for some time. and Charles
Hazlett. . private in the L. :. army sta
toned AZ Fort Ethan Allen. were n
Montpelier city court biz morning before
Judge y. a. Harvey. charged with riding
or q railroad train and refusing e. pay
fare. They pleaded guilty b the charge
and we're hned s5 and costs n saa5 each
and. being unable - pay. were cammit-
ted 70 the county iail fof the Alternative
sentence.
Murphy and Haziett were taken from
tte southbuund passenger train late YES
frfaav Afternoon 81 Montpelier Iuuction,
having ridden blind from Esssr June.
tion. Detective Bolton e the osntrai
vermont raiiroad arprfhrulrd fi.s mes
and ther uere trmiglt - TIRE iaL
Both informed tlf court that they
uers uu titer wHy ~ Windsor wherr
fhet rrrnsfaf a. fnd eurloftnerts ours-
fiasad 81 - BE irfentinn IF aasFrtinF
from che hrmF. HaEiett smilinelF falf
1usrs Harvey that hs was siluwsa %
aHys nissute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
GOV. GATES DECLINES.
Will Not Go to Europe in Henry Ford's
Peace Ship.

Franklin, Nov. 27.--Owing to both of
fetal and personal matters Governor
Charles w. Gates would be obliged to
decline the invitation of Henry Ford to
be one of the party of 100 representa-.
tive Americans who expect to sail for
Europe next month as an expeditionary
force OF pacifcists, even though Gov
Gates was in accord with Mr.. Ford in the
plan. Major Benjamin Gates, secretary
of civil and military affairs, who re-
eeiyed Mr.. Fords telegram to the gov
ernor, has been instructed to wire Mr..
Ford for further information.
Gov. Gates left last night for New
York, where he viii attend meeting
of the executive committee of the Amer
lean Road Builders association, of which
he is chairman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27

Odieer Prank Baldwin Of the police
force commenced yesterday a vacation
from his duties. and left for Connecticut
e. spend q few days With relatives.
Miss Loretta O'Hare of - Aihans is
making q fisit in the city vita her cous-
in. Mis. Florence Sweeney. ~ First avs.
nur.
Miss Clan Williams returned this
morning a. Proctor. e. resume hrr duties
wffL the Nermont Martls cnsararr. after
niaking few day. tist IL ths city
utb frienis
In probate e1tlrt yesterday. Geprge "
Grover af Mssrrlsuff SETTLED Ne &C.
rslrff e. rEeaItur 81 thf last um nnd
tsstnr1aft II Bets.9 e uFlare CisunssF
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
ALL CROPS DESTROYED.
When Farm Barns in Grove Village Near
Brattleboro was Burned.

Brattleboro, Nov. 27.--William f.
Wheeler's large stock barn in Grove
village was destroyed by fire yesterday,
causing loss of about $4,000, partly COW
cred by insurance The origin Of the fire
is not known. All the crops, including
100 tons Of ensilage, were destroyed.
Mr.. Wheeler unloaded ton of grain in
the barn one hour before the fire started.
The fire was discovered by Mrs. Wheel
er and her daughter saved the cattle Of
which there were 80 head.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
AFTER LINGERING ILLNESS
William B. Johnson Died in st. Johnsbury
at Age of 70.

st. Johnsbury, Nov. 27.-William
Breed johnson, retired business man,
died yesterday after lingering illness.
He was 70 years old and was born in
Unity, n. II. On Oct. 20, 1855, he mar
ried Aurellia Mcneil of Sutton, who sur
wives him with five children. Mr.. John
son came to st. Johnsbury 43 years ago
and was engaged in the lumber and ice
business until 10 years ago, when he re-
tired. The funeral will be held Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson celebrated their
golden wedding Oct. 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
l25,OOO ALLIED TROOPS
LANDED IN SALONIKI
While 10000 More are Said TO be on the
way-Four Thousand Troops
are Debarking Each Day.

Paris, Nov. 27.--Press dispatches from
Athens say that the French and British
forces landed az Saloniki have now at.
tanned important proportions. The PATHS
Of Athens gives the number az l25,OOo,
and says they are abundantly supplied
with arms and ammunition. Upwards
Of 10000 more men are said 20 be on
their way TO saloniki, at which port a.
600 troops are debarking each day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
MURDER IN FIRST DECREE.
Verdict Found Against Harry HindF
Child Slayer.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. IA jury, By
verdict Of guilty Of murder in the first
degree. last night, held Harry Hinds, a
negro. responsible fgr causing the death
of his two children By Ere. The bedroom
which l,s shared with the children was
saturated VITA gasoline and toaehed ~
BY Kinds. the prosecution contended, -
Ia means Of avoiding punishment On .
charge f0f which - Was sought Hinds
himssh was badly burned in the Gre
vhirh occurred on April 2 last. He vii
- seuteueed later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
GET rouR YEAR TERN


Eissulton. Ne. Nar r.. Emery Wara
~ Limestone wes sfnteuHef e state
urssan far nuf iess than fpuf naf more
fhan siEit Fears YESTERDAY tw slils1t l,,g
snH asriunsiF uuumasuE Policeman tas'irl'e
.w. Grnrss ~ Foft Fsifsisif un Arrf a
alstf s.1.r|ia.sirr iuur stifks ~ lftaaf'ts it
aaia Hf rrwHrtlf uus Fstnrl1uts4 safas
sftsr tat.nr irer ti1ssrfs# - . stnss rt
srfs hrerssal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
GUN BURST
IN HIS FACE
Victor Cross of East Enos-
burg Quite Seriously
Injured
WAS TRYING WEAPON
OF ANOTHER MAN
Pulled Trigger of Old Shot
gun and Got Charge
in Forehead

Montgomery, Nov. 27.-Victor Cross OF
East Enosburg was injured badly about
the face while trying an old shotgun be-
longing to Charles Paronto. Holding the
gun up to his shoulder he pulled the trig-
ger. The cartridge exploded, bursting the
barrel of the gun in Mr.. Cross face, cut
ting his forehead and hurting him about
the eyes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
DEATH CAME TO MAN.
But Mrs. James r. Rafferty, is Released
from Hospital

Boston. Nov. 27.-James f. Rafferty,,
who shot himself after trying, il is al
legged. 20 kill his wife in the Hyde Park
district two weeks ago, died at a hos
pital last night. Mrs. Rafferty, was re-
leased from the institution Thursday.
The couple have been separated and Raf-
ferty had sought 20 effect a reinion be-
fore the shooting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27

on. Collins -. Was strpss - Trsir st
EHrtcr

q ErlIrslrrr Mer Z-s-nls Eelltns.
rrss IA. ssss az vi anE Mfs Charlss Oai-
lirs aF narsen. wss trmurf e. HTtEts
IasE hasrtnI hlse yesterday. snefrir1
frra i-aen tt nn be saalH
mH Ts..s aFamrsas uars rraa usf nfa
49, - rss st~u4k - fsrrff 1sssuuia-
in-raen. - rns F1aFiaa ut - tra.k
rsk ssesra nfh~ trrs $50 t8 $50 w.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
TO LAND AT OTHER PORTS.
Allies Will Reach Balkans via Greece,
on Greek Consent.

Milan, Italy, Friday, via Paris, Satur-
day, Nov. 27Earl Kitchener, British
secretary of war, has obtained permis-
sion from the Greek government for al
lied troops to land at Greek ports other
than Saloniki, according TO an Athens
dispatch to the Corriere Delasera.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
STEAMER BURNED.
But All Aboard the Tivoli, Passengers
and Grew, Taken OF.

Baltimore, Md. Nov. 27.--A wireless
dispatch late last night, announced that
the Chesapeake bay steamer Tivoli,
bound from Baltimore for Crisfeld, was
burned 20 the waters edge last night of
Thomas point. about 50 miles down the
hay. The 25 passengers were rescued
by the steamers Florida and Richmond,
which responded 20 wireless calls for
help.
Captain Richard Howard commanded
the Tivoli and her crew numbered 81
men. They also were saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
MONTPELIER
Business in Probate Court Has Largely
Grown in Recent Years.

Some idea Of the increase Of business
in probate court during the past ten
or twenty years may b. gained from the
statement that since 1909 when Judge
Frank l. Martin was elected % the Office,
approximately one sixth Of the amount
of business has been transacted as had
previously been done IN The preceding
hundred years This includes only new
business and not the finishing up Of
many matters sith the court previous 10
1900
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
WILL CARE FOR TWO CHILDREN.
William c. Thompson of Hardwick Told
Court He Would.

Chief Sinclair and Overseer WI. Clapp
accompanied by Alderman A. Il. Bruce OF
the charity department, returned last
night from Hardwick, with one William
c. Thompson, an employe of the Wood
bury Granite Co., who was arrested by
the chief on charge of non-support. it
is alleged that Thompson's second wife,
who lives on Thomas street in the west
side of the city, recently obtained di-
vorce from him and then refused longer
to support his children. Before Magis-
trate II. w. Scott in city court this morn
ing Thompson pleaded not guilty to the
charge and the case against him was con-
tinued the respondent promising to take
two of his children back to Hardwick
with him and there find home for them.
Recently the Thompson children have
been cared for by the city.
His Mania Is Keeping Busy.
Hermon Colson, who has lived at one
time and another in this city and Barre
Town, appeared at police headquarters
dIt NtsltIuhy dibtIHpoH tAuiuitiiE ui
mistakablc signs of mental alteration.
Colson further strengthened the opinion
of the police that he was mentally upset
by seizing Dr. " G. Goodrch's team and
driving around the corner to Prospect
street. He seemed obsessed with the
idea that he must be extremely busy the
while and complained bitterly to the ofii-
GERS that certain persons were attempt
ing to restrain him from doing his duty.
On the advice of physicians Colson was
detained at headquarters over night and
this morning arrangements were made
for a conference of doctors to examine
the man. 1t is expected that he viii be
sent to TIE state hospital for obserya-
tion.
Out, But Soon In Again.
Within few hours after his release
from the county Jail, George Benjamin
Granitevlle man, found himself ready for
a second sentence last night. Officer An
drew Knutson found the man on the rail-
road track near Depot square and took
him to the police station. This morning
he pleaded guilty to a subsequent offense
before Judge Scott and elected to serve
90 days in Jail in preference to paying a
SIS fine and costs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
TURKS FALLING BACK
Before Advance Of the British in MssOpo
famia.

london. Nov. Z7.-rufkish troops Re-.
sisting the British advance IN Mes0p0
fania are falling taek aceoSding g. ~
official announcement last night reportina
. Turkish rstirement on Dialah. Do miles
frum Baeaad Tee announcement says.
"A Telegram from gen. Sir John Ecoie,
Niron. ooumander Of TIE British forces
in Mrsugiatnmia under date n tie ZEti
xgsssrfs taat Gem. Iowuslaeuds trpup'
were Is Is1s=rssiou 81 TIE battlefield si,iis
49, Tufls weTs rsported - ~ rsfiring
un uniah. In niias al.aFe ltesiplson and
tis saur distanos from BsEana. f.sn
Tee nsifua Has enrnTsd in risarauE ~
Esid rf Nusudsf and Trisgners
at Nrst Il whs stated that sM fgiaun.
sfs had taau takaa. IA urs nr1sars that
~ fswer tiau D saa have i-sn uisrclrsl
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sfsr NauuAsa nrs rsrFvtra q uunlisef
stsoaf EYs1 rI ufsun ss wsrs tsaffn1
tlast as - steansr ~ nasfa. Tas
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rrrtes
So. Narar-r-xtsss go erss1iaf.f t1rf
Ing ~ tis trpaF@ ~ fsau TpansslasnE
$50 tlts sgasrEiE afrn atewr - than
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27
ALLIES POUR
MORE TROOPS
INTO BALKANS

They Are Placing a Formid-
able Army There for the
Defense of Serbia, but in
the Meantime Serbia's
Armies Are Retiring Still
Further Toward Border
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-27

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