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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
pLi MIXING PERMITS.

The following permits were Issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs:
J. II. Chappcll & Bro. for r. NJ
Allen. 322 South Laurel street.
snyder Plumbing Company for w. y.
Meredith. 1903 Fourth Avenue
Capitol Plumbing Company for 2l0
West Duval Street
phillips Rogers Go. for NJ Darhan-
ian. 400 North Seventh Street
Has :. Bruce for l.. \. Jones. 300
g arGin Avenue.
SNYDER Plumbing Company FOR $50
North Ninth Street.
Rowman & Gregory for Il. :. Chris
tiau. 32i North Harrison street
Same for John r. Williams. Is South
Ninth Street.
l.. l.. FIELD for 800 Hawthorne Ave-
nue..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hustings Court yesterday
as follows:
Estill LeftraSe caudiil. Of Narrows.
Va. and Flora Drummond Weatherly.
William r. childrey. of Henrico
County. and Fannie Il. Dowden.
Theodore Jennings and Mary Alice
Wilson.
Richard y. hughes and Ida T.. But
Ter.
Baldwin II. Bradford. Of Flint Hill.
VA. ana Muta q. Rohr.
Frederick l.. Dawson and Rosa Lee
Thompson.
Henry Moran and Bette Collier
Howard l.. cartwright. OF Newport
News, and lncz Alexander.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
DECIDED INCREASE IN
RICHMOND INCOMES
Continued from Firs, paaeD
shows incomes over and above cXcmp-
tons. reported for TAXATION:

shows incomes over and above cxcmp-
tons. reported for taNation
LEE WARD.
L. Adamson. S9.7ll: c, + Antrim.
' Ss.d$e ar ai,si Al: 1 Amdsrso,' ss,S6s
son. S9.54a: Miss Grace Arents. SaG.-
i99; II. w. Anderson, sl9.lJl; Decatur
ANtell; Sl3,lo3: b. l.: A!sop. s2.3I0: j.
l.: Anderson, s2.+0:; Hugh Antrim. So
f Rs r T hrpnn,on AG xsooa sSs rs
;. Armistead. s2.ji1; J. r. Anderson.
NAH H. Il !; Beer, seerz; s4oI1: e. =. BaYgh-
ca; Bryan Bear. $4,000: Miss Celeste
Berry. Sits: j. Il. iseasley. s4.94a;
Bruce r. Eowe. 1851: w. T. Bnford,
SAIL; c. IL. buchanan. s7.626; j. NJ
forth. S3.925; l.. F.. Barnes, S5.955; Airs
Bertha Binswanger. $6.S59; s. T. Bev-
eridgee;, Sl7,SlS; Lewis Fl, Blair, Sl2.
a.; NJ. 2. Rinswnnser; ss;slS; II. $,
1876; Mrs. NJ. -. Iarksdale. Sl4.d54 ::
Baughman. $4,000: Thomas r. Bryan.
s3.o05; DR. y; 4. Rowles. s2.4l0: George
+. II. Cloves. s2.Sll: W. !. Clement.
$4,000: lanes +. Cannon. $4,000: j. c.
Crump, s:.793: {. w. Culp. s2.7o0: T..
liam l.. Carneal. sii.74e; Sol l..
Clarke. S3.l3S: Emile Clark. si,l3S: X.
;; Crump. $3.50; $: ID. crenshaw. So
s2,5si; J. A. cntchins. s2,S.f: a. E.
Garter. $1,000; Dr. T. ~ Calisch. 81.
$3S; IL. NJ. Crutchheld s5.279: Mrs. T..
r. &C. CrutGhtield. s2.5sl; Henry Clarke.
Chesterman. s3.6iG: w. {. Camp. So.
1855: DR.. Russell Cecil, s3573: r, q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
cHANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Five Deeds of Trust. Amounting. to
Sy.Sg.5n

Richard Parker ct NY 10 Stuart
johnson trustee. icXli0 feet west line
twenty eighth street. ffty feet north
pr street. October 25 1915. slio
w. +. DriHkard. .jr., to w :. Robin
kon. trustee, 25x!20 feet north line
Beverly street. 800 feet west of West
Street October I. 1915. sl545O
John IL Schaaf Ell uX. TO T.. \ BAY
Hiss. 66Xli2 feet at the nor,hens,
.orncr or Thirty third and L streets
also 15!Ni30 feet at the southeast cor
ner OF Thirty third and . Streets: also
2Htx22si. feet ~ the northeast corner
or Th!rty-sccond and L Streets. Octo-
her 20 1915. sl,27@
Elizabeth " Bcuson ct NJ to H. l..
iOlson. trustee. I10XI30 feet mt tho.
northwest corner Of Maynard and
Antrim Streets. October 26. 1915 SS?6.
lanes r. Long TO Wallace F. Brown.
IL feet inches by Ito feet
north line Marshall street. ,w"nty-four
feet west of Tw"nty-ninth Street Oc-
tobcr o5. 1915. $l.4I6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
UNITED STATES D,srnrcr COURT.

Annie Lubncr, grocer. TO2 West Broad
Street yesterday fled a petition I'm
voluntary bankruptcy in the United
States District Court. listing her liza
bilities at sl.SO2.31 and her assets at
$3l4.+9. Among those holding unse-
cured claims against the petitioner are
Il. a. Saunders Sons Co, s636.2I: j
a. Davis, $127.07; James Carter Co.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

WASHINGTON October 2I.--With
tn. exception OF showers Thursday over
Eastern and southern Florida, fair
weather viii prevail during the next
two or three days east OF the Mis-
siss.ppi Rircr. II will be sOmewha
warmer Friday in the Middle Atlantic
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
CIIANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Release Deeds, Amounting {


Three Release Deeds, Amounting To
S5T.IIO.
l" w. McVeigh ct al, trustees to
Alfred y. Grouse ct al. 245Xl53 feet
at the northwest corner OF Marshall
Street and Aitamont Avenue. October
&c. 1915, $3.50.
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts, trus-
tee: 70 Richmond Foruings Corporation.
3l.3l3 acres near Acca Station. on
Richmond Fredericksburg and Poo
lac Railway; also lot OF personal prop
erty. including machinery fixtures, etc.
October 4. 1915, $4,000
Same to ]. II. Harmon 10 feet 3
inches by 10 feet north line Marsh nj
street, twcnty-four feet west of
Twenty ninth street. October %, 1918.
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

Rainfall 20 hours ending l.. NJ
Deficiency in rainfall since March
Deficiency in rainfall since January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
HIsNRICO RELEASE DEED

One Deed of RcIen>c. Amounting To
Si,i25.
Wise and Justis, trustees. to Robert
4. French. 66X6f feet north side of
National Street. 300 feet northeast of
the National Cemetery Road. October
90, 1915, SLIGO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
HI:NRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds of Trust, Amounting IN
S1.SI;fi.

Aleck Smith ct ais. to Haskins Heb
son. trustee. eleven and three quarters;
acres, formerly the estate OF Edmund
Smith. August .. 1915, $40.
Mary hopkins Davis ct vir to H. Sell
den Taylor ct al. trustees, twenty
acrcs on the County Road. near Green
dale Station. about three and a half
miles north Of Richmond October II,
1915. $500.
John G. Richardson to II. r. Pollar ri.
Jr.. trustee. lots . and 10. block . plan
of Burrcll's Addition. July 30. 1915,
1886
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
FRI; RECORD.

loss. $50
PA West Main Street. 1926 y. NJ:
no loss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

poration. Richmond Maximum. $25.-
900: minimum $500: par value. SioO
J. 81. Marshall, president. New York:
Jesse Myers. secretary, New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

Temperature, 81: humidity. IS: win'
direction. southwest. wind, velocity.
state OF weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
Iit:NItiC0 TRANSFERS.
TNso Deeds ~ IiIrsaiu md Snl,
NIrOuntinS 10 SI.L:I.

ABBEY Realty Corporation 10 Mr>.
Teresa L"holo. loJ ]. block IL section
H. plan OF Coiouia. Place. July IL.
(9i5. $500.
Il. Il Pollard. Jr. trustee. TO John
t. Richa son, lots g and 10. block :.
olr. sSII.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
For Piles
F!rnmtd Pile Treatment Tx Used Al
Home md Has Saved Vast
Number from the Horror
of (lneriifInn

Don't permit Il dangerous operation
for piles until YOU have seen what
Pyramid Pile Treatment can 90 ror
you In the privacy of your own home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
CHARTERS ISSUED.

$3.50. and Friedman Manufacturing
Company. S6S.7l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

4 Remember Pyramid-ForEct Piles.
No case can be called homeless nm
less Pyramid Pile Treatment has been
tried and has failed. Letters by the
score from people who believed their
cases hopeless are In our files. They
fairly breathe the JOY of the writer's
Test pyramid Pile Treatment your
self. Either get a boX--Drice Soc
from your druggist or mail the cou-
pom below right nwny for II perfectly
free trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
LocuI I,nromctrr Rending..


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

Charters were issued by the stat,
Corporation Commission yesterday a
follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
(sieripiele anl Gitertaae.

Tns 9fieienei. Sd)on por-
6er fam oie g2eugicroc crrcgt wcr-
oen Oird oie gr5Gblirng, man babe
cin unecluobnlid 9roBes Gi IN Be
reitidaft Gs fiiGt oauu alld ipirf-
lid iait einen Seller - 5ierlidl nit
qriincu 8lattteu ltmleat. Gas @e-
1einniB crfldrt iid iolgenOermaBen:
N2on lGBt bon iieben bis adt giern
Oos S9eiBc lmo @eIbe beionOers IN
einc SGaIicl loIfcn idiittet Damn
0as @el6e in cine fleine @oie, idlniirt
oieie runo 5uionlnleu im0 legt lie 10
lauac III fodjeu0cs @oiier, bis Die
Gottcr bart gemorOen iino oonn pcr-
0cu tic berauseenommeit Oas @eiBe
ser gicr Il, ein Rilbcrbldic gefiint
nno oas Qefodte @elbe nlitter binein-
qcIiedt, oir 9loie bierani 81 einer
ciiOrmigcn @eItolt nit 9iroiaoct
geiGniirt imo cine @iertelihmoe lang
in fohen0es WnIier gele9t 9fah Dem
9lufidneiocr Der giuofdocn rnO Der
9loie miro iifl Ons eroBe 81 5eigeu,
ons ringsliu nod ctipas ob5npusen
ilnO 81 Idubern lit
Gos 81 in Scr 8lnide.
Ios 81 miro 6upor in ihorien Meiu-
ciiig gelegt, bis es 9nn5 peib gcpor.
oeu lit. Gann ldBt cs iid Ieiht III
Oie 2du9e oriiden, fncten ino ourd
Den 0ols elmer 6lai6e idiebeu. 1urdl
@coieBen nit faItem @nfer aewmut
cs iciite oorigc Sorni ipieocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

lunn0crJ iuaS onrdJ lmierc o6crc
@eeieruuss- nnO SeeresIeitung bis
Der geibafien it,
Sd babe i'm ariege 10 WlanbeS
beitdtiet sefuuoeu, ruas i'd i'm SSrie-
Ben lGngit erfonptc. Tiir ms. ga
bagogeu, lit lUidiig, mas id an mir
ielbit erfllbr glnerfennllng Der gIr-
belt mcdt &rdftel 9lorgeln ltn0 Io-
oeln mo6t idpad lnO eIcuo 3nm
Tonuerpetter ais ih ncben SaHpt
mann 2. iton0, om 8. unO 6. glo-
belu6er, ga pildien meme ardfie.
Sd bepinOere i'm, or erfonnte freu4
oig nibt 0llrb @orte, aber olircb
oas iidtbore, unbeOingte Gertrnuen!
SccbS @QtaiIlons Gonmonoeure
botte i'd bisber r. fir iic aQe geb'
id our6 Eo0 uno Geufel! Sie ma
rem gfdnncr ln0 Waren Sifi5ierel
Ser Gifi5ier lit iiberbaupt Oas Hud-
grot itncreS 6eeres &ertraucu
lit mir BON glnfang an piel entsegeu-
ge6rodt por0cr: 0os bot mid itarf
genlodt uno bat mid crboIten St
ser Sront mill ih mts6oIten Gincn
g0rudpoitcn~ botte id ipieOcr6olt
betomnen f6nrcn menn idj mid
Bate Drum bemiiben moaeu 9I6cr
iH wdrc Damn uidjt nit mir icI6It 81.
iric0en
Conit Sic uidt oerte1rt uribci
leu 9ln6 ih babe natiirlic1 oft 3ci
ten III Semen man iagt ~@enn cs
ootl crit porbei pdrel1 0ann lit ei.
mem 9lnes 5uui0erl 9lber INNER
picoer aliroifeul g|crpeu 9'crpenl~
S6ncu mo S6rer 6amiIic, louie
ocu GoQegcn ber5liGc 0'riiBel gln
mc6r 6cron All sic 6rout Golcacn
6. %.
IoS lit Oic Sprote, Die Snnigfcit
Sic araft unO ser @eOonfenilug tl+
icrcr 0eutidcu Solooten mics iid
6unOerttouicnoiah 0ofuneutirt IN
ibren 6clopoit6rieien. Selbit Die
Sanoldriften Scr einfaditeii Griegcr
beflmocu @ilidt9efiibl uno 93od)ocn
fen Giuiidt uuo |ertrauen III uniere
groBe Sadie. 9lodl beltc pllroe mir
Oeutide @euiitbiinniNfeit oiienbort
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lIeberaang ii6er Die Nlaos er5pon-
gen moran ouh er 9beil bate. SSir
baben oolles @ertrolen 5u unieren
Scl0cn. Sell ocni Oeltiden Seere;
Surra, Gcrmotliol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
(0on eificn1 Se6rer.)
(5hlub)

i2. 9}opember 1914. sSbr licben
S.sl 9elr immer ran nu Ole Sront!
Sicr pcroen nod 2cutc gebraudt.
llno Git Bit bod fernig lno &c.
itno. sir 9ebu mo Shlanm IN
Ilonoern brouA. man geiunoe ano-
delt uuo eincn ni0eritonosiobigcn
aorpcr @is icbt babe i'd nod gut
itonogebolten; bofie, oud III 3ll-
funit ouf Dem 4oiten ieii 5iI TON.
ncn @eun i'd @ei6nuhten nod
lcbe, ID nniB i'd einen @uuoc5ic6pof
gen nit in sen Sdii6engrobeu ncb'
mcn, 10 eroB miro Die 3a6l Der (on-
gefiinoigion) @adetc iucroen Dior
Gen oebtS ipieocr binciu; oenl inl.
iere A 9nDctage inO nal iuieocr
pobci; pcrlauien inllrGr mdd)tig
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g.. gud oicsnlal miro ipicocr ilidts
aus Dem 9rieiidrci6ru; Oenn III
NpditeIlng i'm ltnteritonO ihreibt
lids idIedt Sir aaeS, ipoS i9
pon &6nen III 8ricien cnipiing 6er3-
lihcu GanI insbeionoere aud iiir
Oas @ei6nndtspodctl 9In 0ns Gcls
legiim ipollcn Sic, bittc. bcr5lidc
GriiBe olsridteu. Ser Dor 9pcrn
lints mo rehts ooDon iii miner
oaiielbc 9ilo SGlanm ilnO @ai.
Ter. qIber iiir bic slnocren oicbts
fcin Seriibcr ur0 iiir ms fein @ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
gSSiuiom gSolfmau.

man, oeIiebter @aite pen 6elcn &oltman. Der.
pouoie unb 5reanoe Der camille iiHo ADJ
tunssooa eingcla6en. ocr @eeroieina bei5n'
pobRen. pelcbe am Scnntca, 2s. lldr5 gat'
gScft Shenbs Stra6c, aus iiaiifinoet 8eiiebInd
auf oen luiberiiten st @auls 6riebbole"
IN WinletnniIlc. lQRirA2I-28l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
\ e{pbn s.. SartinG.

g rldyb am 90. Mari 1915 So0n 6. carting,
Wartime .RnGc in ,srieoeRi" sic Beer
oigiug iloet Nlcniag lRorgena I'M ~ lbr,
bon ieiHcr gN0tWina. 9ir. $50, NJrospUparos
Sirnfe, aus nno Der Gt. SgnalinS Stirpc. uo
nm llbr cine Neauienllcile gcleien miro,
uHo oann aui bcm r0l. 9rloier' 6rieoboie"
fiaif (QGdr;27-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
sD}nrn N. (Son,.

e5 itar9 an 90 0'drj 1915 nat6 tnrscr
0bre eeIiebie Gate oes oerltoybencn Sopu
enr3. Die Neeroieulia iiuoci wvnta1, 2o.
Wldr5, IdhmiiiagS llbr bon ibrcr gSobnuu9,
Wr. 221J, NoutBs Strahe, Gus ndd Der lNihcrif
ihcn St @dus Airbe @de SrcmontsglpcnNc
un0 Sarairsa Strobe nm l23 iibr liaii.
foH6rl21-2gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

IS rar6 an 26. Uldrs 1915 81 cSerfsa.
9oplur IUenue, mo. 9ingnitn 6inmcrt, Geliehc
Satin bon g9m @mmer fen. IN tbrem 81
Qcbcreiabr Die 9ceroiguna iinoei Wlpniag,
90 Wl1r5, I'M y 2 llbr GdtmiiiaBs. nti Nel
esuHo auf ser Baltimore GemeleyD" Ser,
panoie unD Sreunbe iino ein9cdOen.
(.0lars27-g9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
VI. iEricNerifn IO2nller.

% ltarb om %. Dldr5 1915 ~ SrisocriEa
MlHuer, SIS Sabre alt eehcbie Gaiiu bon
Grnfi r. MnlIr. bic @eerbieim9 inoei am
sountaa, ben 2s. Wtdr3 un le3 ll1r Na6mit
tags. bon ibrcr gSobnna 9ir. 1921, yfpros
SonDs strnhc, aus ani beiR ,,Siniianuels Sric0s
hoie" iidit. (Widr526-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
Olnril g0eiNenhnmmer.

GS iiarb an 90 Uidr5 1910 Ha@ ldnGercr
slraHibeli Wiarg MeioeabGmmcT, se!cbie sat
lin pon G0ipurb gSeiocHbamHcr, i'm slltcr oou
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2i3S, Sao-6alboHu. .SiraAe, aus auf Dem sQou
BON Harl NricohOie" ilall lWnrl27-2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
2nm Nn0enfen

al mclnen qeliebten Ontien
Noam Srabeubt,
ioeIober bcute Dor ! Sabr. am %. Nldr5 1914
geiiorben, ater ri6t per9eien it,
On rnbit nm aus bon allen Seiocu
TAD oeinem Grab id oituals qeb:
Die Sofimng blcibi bei oeinem SdDei6au,
Dab mir uns cinfimal pioocrcbu.
Sic ruuernoe Satin GbriiiaHa Irabnnot,
geb Dleracubaer nc0ii 3 &inoern uHo
(Q,r5252s) Gnielnnhcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
9irdIidlc ansciacm.


(Irnips, nabe @reiers GirdBc)
@nlmunndg Noruliiing: ,oic poltcn ion
8nm Ndug MAIDEN" IbenoS ,Su0ns Der Ser.
rd;ter"
9Rittipom gtbeno; 9aiilonSs9uonbi
Gbnrireiiaa &OrnIittaG: 81 Bat glnbern &c
bolien" Mbcnos sSerr, ococnic nenerl"
ClGdrS27 2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
eeiasmbeFatter.
Npbn ,Oermta,

9r. 2O0S Orleans. etrnRe, 8al}imsFe, @2b
8iuetebirenu: Nr. 370o, eerl Glternsaoenue,
SiqUlunbtDun 9'diintprcsGounip.
anifdlen So uernllrtbeH ihr ane Geleaeahcira.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
TermiidJte Nu8eieeu.

wldaU.Geden @robee Eager. Rrcnpis
Denlie. gp. N. NiHeleS Gr. 20, SRb. .cswarb.
eirane. GeIephon 81 &0uL 1907
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-28
SEEKS vERMoNT's COOPERATION
In Plan 10 Bar From Fsirs Cattle in In
fested Districtk.

concord. y. a.. April 2s-Tbe STATE
hoard Of agriculture - taking up the
question If having cattle from zones
infested ~ tlse foot and mouth disease
during the rrceut eflidemic herred from
c0mpssltign or ethibitiun - the state
fafrs mext fan. Gonmissiunsr Feikar
is dasirious that no ehanrrs ~ possible
iufertson ~ taken and piil ssk the com
rnissiuusrs Of Vermont and Msiue g.
tuHfef a5tf hin f1r thr furppss u rsact-
fna darnnon understanding
T1ans are already under usv for tho
noehsasrr Fnir aud tlse fTrnnuth nna
t.anrasser fars nrf fFafthsflv asstsred
Word fns farr Ffvelts.H 81 thf arrfeui-
furaf asIartrrarf that furs 80 uortstn-
rFnfsHr rlz8 ir Tsnsk5-t frurfr nud N
Pea lagiaru euunfF- % % tsr.sftrd tfst
tis fa5r mnrnErFs waH roupsrate uith
fie Asfart fnnrt to sifnafnzte astiie frgu
ssrtfs8ss wfsrs fhs diaaass uas rnnrsmnt.
- sessis ueue-s q - urirfestsa sis-
t-is1s srar-s1r wotiid er.ftuss .sHr srrs,s-
iua siasfr ~faia staak
T1ss-s q n. disfsesfiun ta tisenlarera
go ssirs lr So rzrsrurr hr
~ rHrft lasisiatarf rruai1ira ffr s.ase
ris tsx tfas trm-ts nr7a*HuHi tH th# aa
.il+sssl H.ra-f Hsrrt 8HF So ~euanzss
inrs Has - f-sfr - 81 ttrr1r-t nnatk-
~ strE 81 ar-r neHt su-t o. ~ eEfsra-
.n.ed drm. ~ A5s es1eZ-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-28
MISSING NEARLY A WEEK.
Lyndonville Boys Went Away Last
Thursday-one Leaving Note

-. Johnsburv April p Walter "
Stahler. son Of Harry y Stahler and
Cecil Frappied. son Of John Frappied
Lvndonviile. lads aged shout "a. have
been missing from their homes since
lnst Thursday and the parents have on
listed the police IN an effort % locate
them
Young Frappied ieft q note saying
that BE- vas going 10 find Nork On a
farm and that his parents neei not look
for him. u wss thought that they might
have gone a. the home II Frsppied's
grandfather IN Mountain Niew. y. n
sut . tslearafn from there yesterday
.aid uothinc hsd ben seen of them.
1hsr hafr beer traced ~ far - Pa
surnric uhers fng-ulsn ssr them board
. Frsigit train.
Frnrfsed had hsd some difieuitT with
tis rersrts and bed ti'rFHtenrd - ieatH
gsme. stahtsr i ~ tlum and -
safss.-sd b. Was fuducea to r. slonE
- ksrr BIN r-iusr.srT. Hath ks.Fs uHrs
fsupsls 30 tls r.nth graae ~ tif L.yndau-
slIis s.hnal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-28
$4,000 DAMAGE
AT MONTPELIER
Charles Buswell's Barn and Contents, In
GLIDING Automobile, Were DAM
aged Last Night.

A barn and contents of Charles Bus
well on East State street in Montpelier
were damaged to the extent of about
50 900 about midnight last night, when
fire of unknown origin broke out in the
rear of the BARN Stored in the barn was
a quantity of goods such as Mr.. Buswell
carries in his novelty store, Fourth Of
July fireworks. and a Cadillac auto
mobile.
The stock of goods was damaged 10
the extent of about 81 900, while the
building and the automobile were dam
aged about $500 each. The loss on all
three is fairly well covered by insurance.
The top and all the woodwork of the
automobile were burned, and about all
the glass about the machine was broken.
The fireworks had begun 10 warm up
when the firemen turned on the water,
and danger from that source was soon
ended. The stock included stationery
and other light and inhammable mate
rial.
Soon after the discovery Of the fire,
the members Of the Busvel household
were notified. and they got out of the
house and assisted the tiremen. Smoke
entered the house 10 a certain extent.
First a telephone call was sent to the
fire station. and then general alarm
was turned in from the boN at the sta
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-28
FUGITIVE STILL MISSING.
Arthur c. Burroughs Probably Was Well
Supplied For Flight.

Middlebury, April 2s-Though sys-
tematic search has been conducted by
Sheriff 0lin A. Smith and his deputies,
no clew has been obtained as TO the
whereabouts of Arthur G. Burroughs
who escaped from the Addison county
jail Saturday night by saving the bars
of his cell.
II is believed that Burroughs had
somewhat OF a supply of food when he
left the jail as for several days he had
sent back TO the Jail kitchen empty
dishes st each meal.
As the man was well supplied with
clothing even 10 a heavy overcoat he
was prepared for sleeping out of doors
nights. II is thought that he went
east into the mountains and that he
il endeavoring to make bis way to Cana.
da. Some believe that Burroughs had
friends in waiting with an automobile
on the outskirts Of the village and that
he is already out Of the reach of Ver.
mont officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-28

ENTERTAINED HIGH OFFICER.
Shriners Assemble in Large Numbers at
Rutland.

Rutland, April 2s-More than 800
members OF the Shrine gathered in Rut.
land yesterday to pay homage to the
national head of the body, Imperial Pc.
tentate of the Imperial Council Dr. Fred
+. Smith of Rochester, n. Y, and the
days festivities included a ceremonial
session of Cairo Temple in the afternoon,
a banquet at six o'clock, vaudeville en-
Itertainment in the evening and dance
from ten to one o'clock. At the dinner,
4S6 plates were laid and the principal
speaker was Congressman Frank L.
Greene of st. Adams, his remarks be-
ing especially well received
There were many visiting Shriners
present, including members OF the order
from Syracuse, Whitehall, Troy. Albany,
besides the many members of Cairo
Temple from Burlington, Bennington.
Bellows Falls and other Vermont towns.
Imperial Potentate Smith was escort
ed to the Shrine Temple at 230 o'clock
by the Cairo patrol in full regalia, head
ed by the Shrine band of 25 pieces. Dur
ing the session in the main auditorium
about $50 Shriners watched the antics
of the dozen or more candidates who
were initiated.
The work of the ceremonial was in
charge of Potentate George d. Leland
of Springfield, assisted by Past Poten-
tate Noble ID. Bissonette of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-28
OF HISTORIC ANCESTRY.
Miss Lucy F. Taplin Died in Montpelier
Last Evening.

Miss Lucy +. Taplin, who had been i'll
since last Friday with a general break.
ing-down of the system, died at her home
in Montpelier last evening. She was
born in Montpelier on July I, 1897, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. \. Tapln,
and she spent a large part Of her early
life in travelling. She resided for con-
siderable time, too in Washington, d, c.
She leaves two brothers. Horstio n.
Taplin of Washington, d. C., and Eben.
of California; also two nieces, Mrs. Al
len NOVEL; and Mrs. John Little. both
Of Honolulu. Miss Taplin was the grand.
daughter of Col. John Lowell of fame in
the Pequot Indian warfare. and also
granddaughter of Col. John Taplin,
war soldier.