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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
HOWEVER, ADVANTAGE
IN BATTLE is KAISER'S
This Attack May Be Feint to
Cover Up Another Great
Movement Som eW h er e
Along the 6O0-Mile West
ern Front-Affairs in the
East Are Quiet

The little Belgian army, once more in
the midst of a furious struggle, is re-
ported to have repulsed three successive
attacks of the Germans south of Dixmude
ir the great battle now under way in
Flanders. The statement to-day from
the Belgian military authorities says
there was activity yesterday along the
whole section of the front held by the
Belgians. The announcement is made
that the town of Lizerne, the storm cen
ter in the battle, again has been taken
from the Germans. The capture of this
town was announced by the Belgians on
Sunday and denied yesterday by the Ger
mans. To-day's statement says the Bel
gians lost Lizerne again on Sunday but
regained possession yesterday.
London is speculating whether the
fierce German attack marks an attempt
to force way to the English channel or
is in reality feint preparatory to stfik-
ing blow at some other point on the
6oo-mile front. 1t is admitted, however,
that the Germans already have gained a
substantial success in the battle, the out
come of which is awaited with anxiety by
the belligerant nations.
In the east there are no signs of the
resumption of the fighting on such q
scale as last month. The Austrian war
office continues to announce victories in
local engagements in the Carpathians.
Official reports from Petrograd are so
hare of details as to give little idea of
what is happening.
II is assumed that land fighting is in
progress in connection with the new at
tempt of the allies to gain the Darda-
miles and Constantinople. Nothing is
known of the scope or details of those
operations beyond the official British an
nouncement that an army Is being land
ed on the Gallipoli peninsula.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
CLEANUP DAY BEGINS MONDAY.
Organized Campaign Intended to Clean
Up Last Bit Of Refuse

Definite measures for the municipal
housecleaning that j. 90 begin next Mon
dav morning were decided upon at a
meeting of the various clean up" CON-
mittees in the court room at city hall
Last night. A quantity of advertising
matter has been received by Secretary
II. L. ksteon and the work Of spreading
the gospel Of cleanup will h. started az
once. Posters designed 20 arrest the at
tention Of every pssserby on the street
and those who tarry IN public places
viii h. distributed around town AZ once.
Last night the workers hogan 20 exhibit
visible signs of enthusiasm over the
proposed camps icn and IL is expected
that citizens in general viii enter into
the spirit Of the movement with a. much
vim.
The Thursday morning following the
FIRST clean.up dav will b. devoted 20
gathering thc refuse collected. People
Who have knoyledge of Vsrhsge. waste
and rrfuse accumulated IN sny out Of
the-vay spot about tho citr arr urged
- advise the board II health Of their
locatious " is the aim ~ the aiiiei
eornrsfttees. - fer 80 fpssible. 81 sweep
TIE city as with drag net IN ~ e4ort
a. rather in the last bft - refuse that
uav hate accumulated. fassons isarned
ir isst vrsE's cnrps iFn ere r. h. used -
god sdssrtsre snd 4 is considerably b
liesrd thst thf w0rk - improvement
ufH afssuce wfh eten less frirti1n than /
iast vear A. fls neef5ur last nIrht
fhs r1ssusnittae suruli.ars fid H0t hesitate /
10 rvur.iasize -uF,r ~ the aeinsn nds Hhirh I
me aesssiun "a rafn- ta HHsAs or 81
s1afsshe.iaers nnH namt ~ thF sugrrs
ir,ss ssHsrrd uu D. reported IN Tho 4
Truass from dsr b. dsr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
QUICK DECISIONS NEEDED
In Modern Warfare as Revealed at Nerve
Chapelle.

London, April 27.-An eyewitness at
British headquarters in France, writing
in explanation of the recent operations
at Neuve Chapelle, points out the limita-
tions which beset the commanders in
modern warfare.
"The only way in which the comman-
der of any unit, be it battalion, brigade,
division, or army corps can actively in
huence battle" he says, lis by throw
ing into the fight body OF fresh troops
which have not been employed. His
power of control is especially limited in
modern war by the hail of lead and iron
which sweeps over the whole area near
the front line, and in such operations as
are now in progress by the inevitable
confusion, resulting from close quarter
fighting in enclosed country
1.-The troops launched into The fight
must of necessity be left to look after
themselves to great extent, and therr
fortunes will depend on the indy idual
resource, initiative and determination OF
regimental officers and men, 1t is i'm
possible to alter their dispositions, TO
change the directions to which they have
been committed or in many cases even
to communicate with them for orderlies
get shot and telephone wires are cut.
Beyond the fact that they are heavily
engaged and under heavy fire. their eX-
act circumstances may be unknown. In
such circumstances it is only by his re-
serve that a commander can sway the
fight. II may be thrown in to fill gap,
to outfank some position which resists
all efforts at frontal attack, to repulse
A counter attack, or to give the front
line when checked the necessary impetus
In carry it forward. 1t is in fact in
The power of quick decisions as to where
md how to employ reserves, that gener
,lship to a great extent lies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
ANNUAL MEETING HELD
For Ancient Westinghouse Association in
Rockingham.

Bellows Falls. April 27.-The annual
public meeting of the old Rockingham
Mretin ingbouse association was held last
evening IN library hall.
Addresses were given by L. $. HAYES,
" g. Belknsp. Rev. v. r.. Blagbronrh
end d. ". 0xgood.
The committee in charge Of the rneet
ing consisted Of ". f. Stockwen. ". &.
Beiknap. I. :. Hsyes and q. " Ozrooi
The meptinfhouse was huilt IN ITE7
snd is said - b. the onlv rneetinehouse
which has stood since colonial dave. 70
tanning its original characteristics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
NOT EvEN A scoIDrEe


Lrnssrt7iis- aprl = Mr. snd wrs
H- g. staIlaf sFs zsstina tl.rir s1n. Wsi.
tar o, >taHisr. arrd l5 rears. siio diszr-
frsrrd frum fsunu Thur-daf r. eo-zrsrs
sitb nnsinr lrr n rtsout ~ sa-s-
aer
Tif fasrrts srr rRrfhrsken and srr
thut there = 20 rrrishEnsrt- - svsr 3
-rrlaina. sssfiuf him 81 - uii fstrra
lasraa
TIE 80 hss tsiS s-i,so rsts tist -
tsrslf tssk far fern uurk Ems Ernlulss
rra n : ls1ssrH that - has euuf s-ar
ff fhaf ta*nutinr-
rTs ~ ens dressat in . isnma sns
nk knas fmuis t,1it enr ana wH
aaeas- r. = trN frs es~t har go
ars f-r-s rf- so,st 3 ralt Eiied g.
i.-s = ts.-ss.ss,.s -f.rrs-f s-af fn1H 49,
iau. r1sr - 80 aar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
BODY rAKEs TO sTowE
Buriai cf & Nss Frsnrh. auts Ficiirir
Was Hsls There Te-sEy

Ta,s tssav ~ a. Nrd Frfnsh. sha vas
l'1iss - ths srtrnrailiiH ariser ~ y. y.
pssssan 81 Nrrftfrld tstwssHr harrf snd
t'rrffazifr tstF -aturasF fserfuE. sss
srls.r F-s1rr Nrlhst-s undHrtss ifir rss'1-ls
=. nfa~tss.fisr 60 stnus. vhfrs So fu-
rsral wss fsls ttis aftsFuesst- Tn-dar
aaais haHs hear ~ asth h1rftsitr
nnwsss d Frems8 fF Mssssf~.iIsH ti-us t-
- - 49, rrrf frr - asa ss~ask - tif
rr.sa.-.sssls - sts sEmF tsws Hrtt-
Frf-ls wtn 81 rlrafar hrsTstsf shsrf D.
rrs sskrr ssfrEEg nrrEng
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
MIND oyERBALAxcEp
By Heat vhns Fishtiur Brust Pre- sns
He SHOT Himself

r.skrr0rt. ~ ~ ARD Ed E8mTr
3 HuarHut 81 ffis erfr. rnrEieHf rsfsrse
fr Hslkrzr eeuFtv. uas sslisH - Weu
rarrr-ur 81 Nn exriF turr vsstn-Har
rrr.-r'irlr - fresss izzta So 80 ~ Hsrrr
11u-t7us nf thzf tor-r. uto -ssrrritfsf
sii-iss F-r sl.s.sIf ~ hiu-sfH fr 80 i.raF
ftt q shatrun.
M - rfrxrtsH thnf W. Hu.Esas. ul.r
frf FriaEr. nna ftat t,s riut hsaaaf
ti-rr -iIaret ans seerrnl isdthsrs erl
sfrra
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
SURVIVORS BADLY MurrLArED


London. April q. los r. m.-Ths
crimsbv traulsr Bcrois has t,aer blown
~ 10 TIE North sna ard saur uf tsr ersu
are missinr. Seven surFfturs aunns ~
them terr5biv Enttt5isfad Vrrs r,akaa ur.
out of the rrew ~ rinr. The ugsninn
diTers whather fi.s nsraio wa- sastros-ea
- q ruius ~ - = TORPEDO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
EARLY BATHER DROWNED.
Psne Lambert of Manchester. n. T.
Tried % Cross River on Dan

Manciestrr. y. IT, Apr1 27.-Rene
Iamisrt srn1 a. s1n of NJ end Ms
Alfred fsrhsrt ~ l1l Perry stFs6t e.
West Manshestrr. uas drounsH ~ t-r
fFsrataquag rsffr yesterday nfternooa
The tsav vas hathinr and tired e. cre-s
ths river ou tle HaifNu Hs3.6fn trn
ranr dam. Whrn about ha'f uaf trr
slirrsd IN tff uef Rssiisasr1s 1Hf
zfru.L oH 1airr. rrrsftfun fuiurits
u tis|t rrafe4fe errHtr7hutaf - fis afrfh
us irr res fmfud in 81 5rft uf v1t
sw
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
PRISON REFoRNER SECURED.
Thomas Mott Osborne WIN Address the
Vermont Club Women.

-. Aihsns. April y Through the 81
forts ~ Mrs.. Edward Curtis smith. pres
iderlt ~ the Autonce duh. Thgfnss Mott
o~i,orrfs, warden ~ sing sing prison.
Nru Aart. and ons - The furernost ~
ths ueu asharl ~ Tsri-sn rsfar-ners. hss
ls-rn serured 90 ehief SPEAKER fer the
arnusl meeting ~ the Nrrmart Fedora-
firu ~ Wufnsrs Cluils. vhieh - o. b.
hslH n this rffy ~ AuuF. Mr. 0sfsprns
Ell spssk st The oT.eninr sessipu IN
Triezdsf etnnirr funs & ent. 6stes is
: Do f-rfsssssHa 81 the eurtertiu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
IN PROBATE COURT
VII II N. Late Lsurs A. Dsv1s u cssct
Prohstes.

The viIl ~ tits late isurs a. naris -
Cab.e4 uas I.roirstea ~ Wsshtnrt0n -osrr-
e. frutate runrt "a MuutFsliHr today.
We hluu Hnttswnf is thf ereeutnr. There
arf hs1f dorrn trnfsieiariss n ths vfn.
Marshall Ni0rfgnrleTr ~ - Arirsh1rr
fss ssffl~f BE nrrounts e. sdr1iristrrtrr
81 flr rsfsir ri sussr .. 1snrs. late ~
Csfrf
mre Marr n Cutirr hss rf-uured hsr
rrafsan a. rnrisfrnf an rFr,lrats -cfrt
urfaf - a1rra.s rsavrffme SEVERAL ws@ks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
FOREIGN MINISTER'S
CALLED TO ROME
ms IL Tsksn To Be Preliminary To An
nounosmenf By italy Of an Inpor-
tsnt Decision ss To tire
War

Enrnr via rsris, April p. Is y. n.
Ths italian aubmssaaors 81 Paris. fson-
dnn. Nserns srt Berlin have b-sr suru
r-onea - Rorns - esnfsr Nfh Foreign
Rfirfstfr Snrnira
IN ko-ns this setiur . rerzr3ei -
rFslifrtrsry to ths snnpunserseut - -
Important oseisiur - ths rsrt ~ fhe
ltsiisn rrFrrrfnsst. &arHh-xi Carfgtti
80 Rritwsssaur tr pstTuVrad. w8u ne
rstwrr i~cxuse - thr Eis.anrs sns ssw
sstiti-s ~ trNFst a,sft rtas--nrrr kgs
Fser sert .. tirH Nift instruct irlrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
eRAsrED A DIVORCE


sssistsrf Huarss Tlsls nnd rzns rrr
siE-f IN WashinTtur e-surfF euurr 90
far ~ tis st-snrs - - fl-esieirE iuirF
I Fsrr--s wss rrnrtrf to Wart Nun1dor
Frrrr 1snnes 2 fuuEiior ~ tss zTrund rf
3,.s..ii.-rIfs ssrr-tf nmd ~ Fp1itissrfr
-. snnwsE thtar raurr nh4e ard a. b
wsv.k N5rswfT 80 irrfwr wsHt Mnmasr
~1.s Fien~ss stff.s sf EFttH KawHrts -.
rs-s-l-s rsws-ss sd Wai~9 Haiusrs ~
rraua~ Hsar-s -zrs - tts sftsr-
r.ca-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
ACCUSED or HopsE 1HEr1


81 tnsts arr1 p rrrHsfs sir-ir
~ n wnr-n a-tssrf 1ar afraH I'll
rfiass1rr htse rsssertiar ft So faaerss
~ hrrw staainE Nrrau Airtf hFrss
a. A. ~ reata strias fr FHsalsu-r
Frrs EaH a ~ mussaH 81
ffr far-s E ar a. az r-e -Fsn-r r-rst
.r1r.s a1tsl aa9 trutl htm 81 s. al
irrr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27

criransI CtsrFs AsEins, wor.r-li.f Ma.
Wss WfftsraEn

rlsu-st ueau-rrsrfs- - rf-rl,Ts q
H wauss EzrnEs - HiurtfIFiirf.
- sas arrresrf raraF &mnaar rr1rrs-r
- ttsf shn~rr ri sn&tna ~ mt ~ tre
raraaf wtisrrs rl~ Fssrsrssss1r ~ 80
rsss- wus rffnaarE an MurfFsitar rt#
-s-r-t iEss rsetrrdrr, ~ go hHrlrz
hrr- n- --uss-l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
Boy Is Killed by Bolt Of Lightning.

Taunton, Mass. April o7.--Clinton
sysertsen, boy of l3 years, was in
stantly killed by bolt of lightning dur
ing storm yesterday. He WAS standing
with Hubert Waller in the yard of his
home. His companion escaped injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
swTDIsH sTEAKER eoxE.
Tss csrf-r st-u1k Mn. BIT Hsr cr.s
we-s snvss

Strr&hHir- "a Hsnrse.. arrM =. GE -
: w-Tss swsstaa sses-urr Cattrs-. ~
So wns rfrr S.nskiss1-s ~ Ffsisirrslasn
49, ElfnEl - sFu u-s s1rs1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
CARRAHZA HIzO Mr.. Lind I'm EL-OGO
enthusiastic DEL PRES|DLNIE wilson
Agreg6 que su viaje por 81 Norte del Pals tenla
por objeto procurar una mejor inteligen-
cia entire 81 pueblo Y el gobierno

escablccia 81 g~obierno mas bien que
andar viaiando por eI Norte del pals,
ne declare que aunque ell trabajo de
constitution era grande y pcsaGo,
IRA necesario establecer una conf
Dlet. intcliecncia entire cl pueblo Y
q gooicrno cstablccido Y que insis-
.i-ia sobre este. Dijo que nadie en-
III tempo, nj en- tempo de Obregon
aabia hecho siquiera IN viaje corto
para procurar la mejor inteIigencia
entire cl pueblo m~eXicano.'
Me iL.iorm6 Carr&nza. sincera-
mcnte. que 81 gobierno tiende q ser
un gobicrno cficiente y armonioso '
.aieutras estuve con e me mostr6
~telegrama de Aqua Pricta en- Ia
que comunicaJan que Villa habia 81
30 rerhazado con Grandcs pGrdidaS.
70 espcro. dijo entonccs, que e
.rabuio de destruction en- Mexico G.
ii a puuto de llegar 4 81 fin = en-
tonccs estaremos en- c&paciGad para
.omeuzar nuestro pro&rama de re
construction. En- este trbajo, abri-
70 Ia esperanto de que todos los ne
vIcauos leaIcS, los cXiranjeros que
.iycn en Mexico Y In simpa,:a de i"
iran Nuci0n del N5rtc. coopcrar3a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
Sc concedera iaduIto a va
rios presses con motive
del dja de gracias

AUSTIN. Tex. Noviembre 5.-El
~consejo de indu!tos esta preparando
Una nota de los que deben preSen-
rarse al Gobernador en- accion de la
fiesta del dia de gracias.
Pasan de % los nombres de los
designados, que Sc encuentran en- Ia
iista, y ell Console sigue estudiando
con TODD empeno y cuidado, el re-
gistro de cada uno de los presses, pa
"a ~presentar sus recomendaciones.
Proyecta el mismo Consejo, en-
premier otro viaje de inspection i
las Penitenciarias, antes de la fiesta
lie Navidad, esperanto tener oportu-
nidad de hacer recomendaciones mas
numerosas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
III PRIMER Jlti'E ia PROilETI-
DO .ACABAR .........
Ylene de 10 psglna 1.

rebeldes, usando de toda energia y
de TODD el poder de au mando. Re-
movera 4 todOs los soldados en- Ia
IONA militar de Matamoros que SIM
p~aticcn con los enemigoS de los Es-
tados Unidos Y los r~eemplazara con
soidados que sean imparciales. Tam
hien hara esfuerZos para cOnseguir
cl ar"esto Y IA entrega de de Ia Rosa
Y otros de sus companeros. Z! De-
partanento de Estado nos recomicn-
da que demos tempo y o~portunidad
4! gobierno de facto para que haga
TODD 10 bueno que pueda.
+! Secretario de Estado, Lansing
envij 4 Mr.. Garner Ia siguientc car
ia:
Con referen,ia a "a carta que lie
fut dirigida cor fecha % de Octu-
bre Ultimo per e. Dr.. D. W. Glascock
Y otros ~ciudadanos del Estado de Tc-
Xas so5re cl asunto dc las turbulen-
!, r..r ,.,,no oI Loro,
C''' w ~7J;otama.
~ ;% ~ -
Wv -.
"''--'''
t~n~~ - r.
il Nr,. IL
,ri+o dorda ba anarecido n banda dc
.1..dos .,,a os.5r esrorardo on p, Ia
do m~cvirsro Tengo 81 honor de
mor;fos+arle tambien ouc cuando lid.
o.r,ri6 do r,,e,.o al r~anresortartc
AL Do,or,amor+o fu6 instryido de 10
m.r..:..l l., o.o;s,, or,o C.rroryo
L,L;a +on,.do 80 cor rolaci6, al ro-
amorin,;an.o ono - 10 bi2ov
..pnode se,. a6adida ST relaci6n
.or oste r,ismo ,s,,rto one los dos
nocbos oficiaIos ,ocihidos hoy irGi-
.n oro -, o,+oridaGos del recoro-
~. !. fao,o o-+sn formordo ,.o lac
nIanor ~,ocos.,.ios noro adon+or amor.
n;aa- ,,odidos - do~snIog,r ma yigo-
,,o,, ,cci67 . efecto de noner fin =
la. donIorab,es condolences oue HASTE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
Muri6 en- Piedras Aegras
I'm p~ariente de Don
Y. GaFraHza

EAGLE PASS, Te%., ) de Nov
Rafael Muzquiz, pariente por afini-
dad del General Carranza, muri0 en-
Piedras Negras eI dia de hoy. Fu6
uno dc los partidarios mas adictos del
Primer Jefc, Y dcscmpen6, por mu-
cho tempo, eI cargo dc collector del
Puerto de Veracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
OBRAS De VENTA En- LA LIBERIA De LGNAC0 E. L0ZANO
La casa mas aredtad4 Ia mas segur, Ia CUE enee ell mOr surfdoy Ia quev endem mash ato. Los
pdd0s Sc degnchan POI coueo g&bs pagMos ell mimo Gaq mse pca Ia 6Hen.

Los Martires. 0 Ell Trlunro de Ia Religion
CrlStlana. LIbrO CUya lecJura nos hace
as5St.T 3 n lucha de dos SeneFacloneS
rontrarigS. la una armada con los aTTe0S
d. Ii reroclGaG, y Ia ORA con ei siEaDolo
ra,f.r,nr .S2.n
I tiauio del Cr.Srlan.Sm0. ESIl obCa. ono
Ia anterior. p dc iaS meI0EeS para los
Rogara>. Am9as cStdl edItadIS q TODD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06

F=.lz A-.spe : Guadalupe IDar-a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
NoyELlS \ a5c CADA UNA.


MA!GijaS >cah las NulereS
Nal.lt,a- sean los EIumhrrS
,,.,... Scan Ia. s-a-r,
AGi' Hr bu>caf AaridO
fa- Twas MCderngS
a., ;.-.-,,.I.
o.. w.. .tt To- NT,rcs
go '.-' '- -NS us
81 tu--+;eflp Gc las So!.rTAs
II parIi~D Gr las MutrrrS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16

Regular convooation 81
Granite chapter No. -, r.
a. NJ this evening at
O'Clock. Dispatch Of bust.
ness
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16
SOUTH RYEGATE.

| Miss Jean Darling OF Barre came sat
urday to spend few days with relatives
here
| Miss Marie Darling spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. G. c. Cowan, at Hanover.
IN. H., hospital.
/ James Grierson Of Barre came Mon.
day to spend few days with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Ernest Ingram.
Alex. J. Smith spent Sunday with
/, friends in Barre.
The many friends Of Mrs. Thomas
Nenner Of Barre are soTy 10 learn that
she is quite seriously H.
The banquet given by the Caledonia
| A. a. IN the Presbyterian vestry Friday
evening was wen attended SO people be-
ing present. The dinner and program
we're alike enjoyed By al present. =. +.
/ Tewksburv acted most acceptably as
/ toastmaster. Rev. d. Frazer Of Wells
River was the principal afterdinner
I speaker and his words Of wit and wis
4 dom won much praise. The solos rem.
dered by Miss Marie Darling, Miss Anna
I Buchanan and Raymond Beaton were a
I WHY fNfNA HNif lAhAAAN " AAtA ffftAAAta
entertainment, also the readings Of Re,.
III. n. Simpson Of Ryegate and G. Y, Glib
son. q. A. smith and T. n. Gilhllan made
/ appropriate remarks a. officers Of the
association.
Horace James Of Gr0ton was in town
Saturday 70 look over Hatch's store with
: view 70 purchasing the same
Miss Doris lngraham has employment
/ ID the printing once u the Groton Times
Co.. going 70 and returning from her
work every day b. train.
Miss Celia Ingraham has gone -
/ Portsmouth ~ a.. where she has pos
ton IN an Office.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Aans Terry and small
s5n came Tacsday from Tariftiiie. Conn
20 welt Mr. Terrys parents here. NJ.
4 Terry returned 90 Connecticut FRIDAY
night. bat Mrs Terry and son VIII q
main some time here.
Mrs GHbert Williams IF Tupsham i
working fer Mrs 81 . Mcdonald. uba
has baen lsia up tor tcn dats VITA 9
very severe cold
NJ suH Mr. vs.. g. simpaon came
fran Barre a. attend ths haneuet Pr.
Asv evening TheF came Is taeir car
frfartiur esa8 roads az thf say
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

New lot Devonshire cloths at Abbott's.
James Walker left last night for Al
bany, n. Y, where he will spend a few
days on business.
All persons furnishing food for the st.
Patrick's supper are asked to bring con-
tributions TO Rowland hall not later than
3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Samples 81 new spring coats on sale AZ
Naughan's.
Dr. y. J. Dcrven II Pouhney. state
rr.sidert Of the A. O. H.. is e. speak e
~ ~. patriek's day celebration in How.
lard hau March ~.
Rooms b. let Is tie title II a laugh.
al,ie plavlft 10 D. presented hy the Nru
man Dramatic club 81 the - Patrick !
.tav efitbrnfiou Is Hoaland bah Ne,ln"s.
day evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16

Regular m eetin z Of
Court Barre No. 33l1,
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O'Clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16
Menu

The menu for the St Patrick's supper
70 - served n Rowland han "wednesday
evening
Ghgrkins olives
Beef 4 casserole spiced Jelly
Apple jelly Macedonia said
Hot rolls
pics Cream Lemon Custsrd
Assorted eakos n8uEhnuts
coffee Mafers
Entertainment end supper a9ci GNU
areu 25c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, lols.
The Weather

Fair tonight and Wednesday; moe
crate northwest winds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-23
THE PEDDLERs' ORDNANCE

The Juneau City Council Friday night adopted an ordinance which requires peddlers and auconeers to pay license fee os 50 day to do business in Juneau The ordinance is based common justice The mer- chants who invest their money in stocks of goods and buildings have to pay taxes for the upkeep of the community They have to bear their share of the cost of schools street improvement and maintenance police and fire protection and the burdens of other munich pal institutions They bring articles to wear or use or eat to the people that they might get them when need ed It is unfair Go them have to sell their goods in competition with the man who has expense to bear other than his temporary subsistence Moreover is not fair to any of the taxpayers of the city that men should be permitted to come here and spend day, week or month making money from the sale of their wares and not bear portion of the burden of munich pal government
 Further than that. the peddler is doubtful bless ing at the best His stay in the community is tenn porary. His trade does not depend upon satisfied toner's There is no inducement for him to establish
 reputation for square dealing His responsibility ceas es when he sells his goods and gets his He stays neither to invest in the community and promote com munity growth nor to meet any just demand of cheat ed customer He carries bis wares to prospective purchaser and often persuades him to purchase that which he does not need More often than otherwise he is a nuisance
 The new ordinance will at least compel the ped dier to bear his share of government If it shall result in fewer peddlers so much teh better In either case the Council has done well.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-23

If this new Balkan alliance haa actually been form ed as London seems to believe it has, it cannot fan to have an important bearing ou the war; With these countries in the conflict 1t would seem that Turkeys defense of tho Dardaneles and Bosporus must soon col lapse; and with Turkey of the the forces that could be sent against Austria from the South should prevent that country from being Of further assist ance to Germany in the war on Russia.
 However, 1t was thought that Austria would be elim. hated as an offensive power when Italy entered the conflict So certain were many Of the experts that Italy would keep an of the Austrian forces busy when she declared war they predicted that the turning point had been reached The result has been the reverse. Germany and Austria have their most notable vic tories against Russia since that time
 Events have disproved many of the predictions that have been made concerning the war that he would be reckless individual who would essay the role of prophecy