davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30
&er lit reidjer? 9entIdlanS DSer
Tranfreid?
llnteriudititgen oes Grofefiors
Blum.

5ra1lIrelD 9dlf ~ nit 9ted)t o0ei
unredt Big gum Ausbrrhe oes
arieges als @~elt6anfier, Die getdti-
gungen Deg fron5oiii6en &upitals al
groBen ltflternebmuneen oes 9us.
lanoes (2otibberg SurotunneO bo
ben, abgeieben BON ben Miniaroen
Die es ieinen 8lrnoesgenoiIen lief,
Der gar5en @elt Die lteber5e4allnq
beigebraht 5ranfreih lei Inn bieles
reider als 9elltldIano. Ser ii
Braris 1tno Sbeorie gIeid betpabrte
Brofeiior al Der Tedwiifen Sod,
ibule in @annoper, Or. ssng. Blum
unteriudt in Der rgerfebrsteduiifeu
ISOLDE un0 eiienbabntefniifen 3eit.
|idrift" nun oieie Sragen ~ ullttr
Musfbeioung oes 9anftefuiifen
bonn Stanopunfte bes Snaenieurs
aus:
Deutiflano -lagt Hrpfeiior glltnI
- tit BIS Dor fir5er 3eit tatl1fIif
drmer getpeien oIs Tranfreih; -es
Bot S~ronfreih crit Inn 1900 einac-
bolt; cine Sd1sung fir 1908 aiti
nls 8olfsbermogen an: fir Geutidj-
lamb: 285 BIG $50 Miniaroen Marf.
fir 5ranfreid: 233 Miaiaroel1
Marf. Sranfreih lit BON Natlr
frudtbarer, feline @eididte mar
gliidlider, IS bat groBen &oIoniaIbe.
fit, es lit masgebero getpe1en an
Dem @ebiete Der altnit beg feinen
@elfmnds nno Der Moop. Deuid).
|lnno lit i'm Garrdidnitt fpeniger
fruhtbar; es bat bas ober ourh eige-
fen SIeiB ausgegliden; idon 1881
baben mir nuf unferm 1rmcren gu-
cen i'm 0prhfdnitt iopiel erSeugt,
mie Tranfreid lett er5eugt; bon
1881 biz 1918 BADEN mir BEN Sef-
farertrag erbebIih eeiteigert (fir
Moggen Inn 70 Bro5ent, fir @ei8en
UNI Sc 8ro5ent, fir a~artoffeIn Inn
Az Hro5ent); belte ernten mir runh
45 Nro5ent bonn 6eftar niebr als
Jranfreib (ino 103 Hro5ellt msbr
aIs MuBIano). Die frudtbaren Sol.
gen oes oreibiei6briaen Qrieges mi
Der rnpoIeoniiden Griege bai
DeutihIano nun audi iibertpunoen
Die 6eiitfd)en Strommiinoungen inn
mie0er oeutIh; am @eItbnn0rl
nimmt DeutihIano feit S~obr5ebntcn
ie~Ibititdnoig tell: lein giienbabmnet
aeifaItet linn Die M%iismlsung Der
berfebrsgeograpbiiden 8or3iige iei.
ner Gage I'M Gersen Gnropos
SelitIdlanb bot pieles eiueeboIt, uni
fpenn inn Srnnfreid bellte nod ani
getpiflen @ebieten ~iiberIegen ies,l
mag 10 iino bies ioIde, 6ie in Sc,
beutigen @eItpirtihaft meniger BE-,
Seiitlingsbon iino: 81 nenren I'M
bor aIlem Die gr5eugniiie ieines
8einbaus uno Der Mooeartifel, ait
Beroem sicbt 6ranfreid ei1en erbeb'
Iihen @oloifrom su iih ourh 81,
rieGen Sremoen, Die oaiahrlih Eari.
beiuhen.
Mnoererieits lit nber Sranfreid
fe8iigIid Der midtiaiten Glitter Be:
Geutigen 8irtidaftslebens nngiiniii
ger seitelt als 0elltfflnlo; insbc
ionoere berfiigt es MIR iiber menil
Goble, bicrauf uno auf tedniid ge
| ringerer 8oIlfommcnbeit beruft rs
IaB es bel meitem feline oerartigI
SdfDerinouitrie bat entpideln fon
zen pie 9eiitihIano. Iah ben pbei
fir 0as @oIfspermogen mitaefeiIte.
| 3ohlen lit Geutidlmo ihon tpefent
Iid reiher als 6ranfreidl, mi
| sfpor ifedt iein Meidtum 5u einsn
nid)t unerbebliden Cell in ieinen in
ouItrielen MnIageiL ieinen gerfebrs
nnternebmungerr lmo ieinen lono
tUirtidnftlidrn gerbeiiermgen; I'M
GeutihTonb 5eigt cine erbeblid)e Der
| Understandable. n1breno ons Bolts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

geftes OeI nro @oioIin erbil
mon bon Ser SIimp Oil g., 4Gt
Sf=Gommerce Ctr. Meues Sci. Srl !,
big 1852. (Mn5.o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

Or. s. u. Eiper, Oiteopatb, 1OS
SoIeooo Str. oben. Office EEL gr.
1876. @obnungsteI. Ct. 1887 Mn5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

Gier. gntter II. @efIiiaeI. S. u. Saef=
fer. l@holefaGe). Srabis 1913; Meites
Gel. S55.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
BETHEL.

". II. Dinsmore announces that he j. not
candidate for reelection az selectmar
a. tho coming town meeting. He ha.
served four years n I. Washburn and
vs.. I. Fish are among those mentioned
20 succeed him.
Orion Savage Of Sannac, ~ y, Is a
guest Of his niece. Miss Mae Inez Saw
age
A daughter was born Feb. 3. TO Mr.,
and Mrs Perley Hackett
A daughter was born Feb. II TO Mr..
and Mrs Ben H. Rogers, Of Fast Wal
pole Mass
Miss Dorothy Cady i home from her
school work IN Darlington.
Clarence ,. Brown and Matilda Biv-
err. both 81 New York. were married
Feb ~. b Rev Edgar J.. Halfacrc
Chaplain M W Farman Of the Yer.
mont Scnate viii preach At the Metho-
DIST church next sunday morning and
evening.
Rev J. Wesley Miller spoke lat even
ing 81 the annual banquet Of the Stove
civic club.
The wouan's club met Monday even-
nc. The social committee Of the even
ING consisted ~ Mrs. T. ~ Chapman.
Mrs. q A. Edmmnds Mrs ~. ID lam
lartan. Mrs w. q Fisher and Mr.. q.
= clifford Thsy sore heart shaped nj
sprons The alnb neml,ers are invited
b 1ncet neAt "Wednesday with the
south EorHlton W0man.s club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
EAST CALAIS

Mrs Louis Martin Of North Calat.
was at Henry Carley's Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Marsh were In
Montpelier Saturday
Ralph Bailey Of South Woodbury. re-
Gently visited az Maynard Kings.
Louis Provost was in Hardwick sat.
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. perley Pike and child
Of Plainield were SUNDAY visitors with
Mr.. Pixies sister Mrs. Frank Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester McLoud spent
SUNDAY with Mr. McLoud's grandmother.
Mrs Emily Mcloud Of Adamant.
Olin Clark returned to his home In
Cabot sunday after spending the past
few days at Ira Goodrich's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Slayton were Sun.
day visitors az Alfred Dailey's.
Mrs. VIII LETTER Of Burlington il the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. c. r. Dwineli.
Mrs. Martha Pest Of Chicago il the
guest Of Mrs. Merne Hawkins.
Remember the neat whist party will
be held Tuesday evening Feb. p. al
Good TemnaT's hall.
Samuel Riley Of Granville l. the guest
Of his sister. Mrs. /. A. Remission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
CABOT

A few OF the friends and relatives OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ellis gathered at their
home to help them celebrate their gold.
en- wedding anniversary. A bountiful
dinner was served, the table being dec
grated with fruit and a wedding cake,
which attracted much attention. After.
wards the party retired to the parlor and
listened to music and recitations by the
grandchildren, OF whom there are eight
in number Among the gifts received
were an easy chair, hassock, sum
OF money, six silver teaspoons, fancy
plate and many other useful things
They also received shower OF y post.
cards and booklet from their many
friends, for which the extend their
thanks. The party broke up late in the
afternoon, all agreeing that fate had
dealt well with them in their long jour
ney together.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
WILLIAMSBURG

Miss Marion Iasell has accepted the
appointment as local representative 81
the ictor ladies Tailoring Co Of Chi
90. H.. manufacturers OF both ready
made and made.to-order clothing
Tho Rural Good Luck club viii meet
on Saturday, Feb ~. with Mrs Ray
lThresher The meeting Is to b. IN charge
OF Mrs. Frank Jcflords and members are
asked 70 bring items in regard to the
Panama canal
George Young for several wears res.
| dent ~ this town and Tor the past few
years living in Tunbridge !. moving
bis goods % Barre. where be- will make
bis home with his son. Bort Young
George e Earle has received = letter
from his brother Eldon A Earle Of
Newark, \. T. informing him that BE-
lad finished work for the firm with
! whom be has boen working Tor the past
two and one hall years. and was soon 20
begin work for a firm in Bloomfield in
that state, that are engaged IN the man
uiacture 81 Uun-outton on n large scale
There viii b. q masquerade promenade
under che auspices If the grange ~ their
bali on the evening 81 Monday Feb.
- Good music i engaged and a good
time ls expected
The following incident Of pioneer Ute
iH tonn has heen related % tbe scribe
BY a s. NiBrhestef. great grandson 81
DANIEL harrington the chief aft1 n tie
story When the Young Daniel and 81
uife came to Niliisnetoun from lon-
nrrtieut they amade a pitch on uhat
has since l@au known e. harrington
BID In the sputhefu part 81 thr tusn.
here he madf clearing and built
lol huusf 80 site IF uhnh 8 stiu e. bs
aen ~ ubst e rrfied fhf snth iat 81
the farm ~ y ri Wlnrhaster AH wut
sen unt1 ere da the roang rarlr
FORE She intrrtfDH 81 natehns wss
tir eastam 81 tit tmfs &C. - g. ~
nesrrsi neeihsa auf is1rFre sar fa
u krtfif arr.ttHr ut e
.e.r33 D. au fr ttis aea tae
isTf Hrfur nerf tnthe hfm@ auare
81 s1e tts es4#m fat a the tarH
eNE inr e. marked trees 81 There
asre o. rasts Hf r o. Ea tar -
p uar tnfk fur fisat Ha fu tnE
5nH a.f ~e ~ uns obliged ~ rf
= Hna- raw's frr aratfsr sufrt a1.E
- tn.r Ms hane u#tt taf r
H.-Tfsr sn5 eas Htta I'D ts Esd tr w.
mf 81. nzr
Wiss fr H Hrrr q is#a
.erar go fie wu q Hafat r-tts
- nnt f. 1.aFrflE 81 ref Alb#t a.
sesa
a Furustff rF-sr asans iaa satrrsr
isrnsoa ~ gath.ruE fis egEs af go
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
RANDOLPH

| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Gladding left on
| Wednesday for Tacoma, n. H., where
they had been summoned by the death
of Mr.. Gladding's only brother, George
Gladding, who died on Monday from the
effects of an operation which he under
went on Sunday, for strangulated her
MIA. Mr.. Gladding had not been strong
for several months, but this illness came
upon him suddenly, and he had not the
strength to rally, having reach the age
of II years. He is survived by his wife.
one brother, w H. Gladding of this
place, and two sisters. Mrs V. A. Grant,
and Mrs. J. H. Chadwick, neither of
whom was able to attend the funeral
For years he had been in town nearly
every summer and had made the ac-
quantance of several OF the people here
as well as al Montpelier and vicinity.
1t is a sad fact that the surviving wife
lost a nephew last week also, on whom
she had depended, and the two deaths
coming so nearly together make it es-
peeially hard.
Mrs. Buttles, living on Hale street
with her daughter, Mrs Rogers. is at the
point of death from pneumonia, with
which she has been III since Friday
Since that time she has steadily grown
worse.
Mrs. G. c. Linton went TO Lyme, n
H.. Wednesday to visit her mother and
other relatives for few DAYS
A merry crowd attended the chicken
pie supper given by the Rochester club.
in the Parish house on Tuesday night. |
Many guests were present. as well as
Of the organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18

Ibis h0me.made cough syrup & nos
use1 - more horurs than anF other cough
remedy. lts prom ItEess. ease and GER
AalHtF ~ cunluerluE dlstrHEs lur uuugfls.
chest aud threat calds "a really remark
xbie hou csn actually fees 81 take haia
daFs use val casually Overcome fhe
ordinary C1IEh-=re' iefes eten = iffnr. ~
cough quieklf- NfslHudla. tuu. fnr irun-
ehltIs. spaEuggic cFuuU. bFanahial ASTHMA
and winter cuurhs
Get from nrF frunrisf Zts uuuees n
EingN q ~ ntf3s raEit.H n. g.sur IN Ed a s.r.t
l1itle and CD sire hat' y ulft f.iatn rrafu
lated SUGAR EfrrN. Ehis gives fuu-af 3
easl - Unlr = rerte-e fuli r8rt ri better
EuuEt syrup thau YEA esNld huF f1r Ez Gel
49, tlt fes frfrrsEs - rsrrtsrf. Nr1
rfrfttaens wfta atnfA4 estes wgud and
EFEf4 sflffls.
hru ril - tiessFrffr surrrfssf No.
ruNEtF = tfuerH Dr. faFrH ~ farif
ruaEhs. and haais ttn inRsrsna -rsrrls.
tTenet n rEruiuI rHlrt. ID ESQ afrrs
- tarmetiFr q rriarn ~ ~ ftrnat
sua twunea sa frhas tlfua - rm ass sas~-
Eis.rrf inass fuet
fnFE . aarf rafuaf1s -rrsrrf-ntrT
f rrwre MuffrH rrH -
ATaet Fie1 an E1niRrra Nth ID De- bal
- - - rferrla-rnrs
u ErnF1 rssuT.rsa r#rrsrrs = nr~H So
a. Hf rrlEEw saT A eeftses FssreM
SC 11rt aar f
EuErEFeF ais,af're 80 Fl rrfiras
- warH FrwfHF rendsE ruas mtk
18 frsF4rNtirA La EuzI g. "a
Ns7ns Ira
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
SOUTH RANDOLPH

VIII Camp is earring large quan
tity Of pulp wood a. Royslton station
y. G. LOOMS came here Tuesday from
the Randolph sanatorium. where be has
been for another operation. with 6ns
prospects for a complete recovery.
The Progressive band played AZ 4 con.
cert and promenade AZ East Randolph
saturday evening
T. - Camp has rented bis farm "a
fseorRf Spaulding and with his wife TO-
tends % 81 ~ stockton. Cal. ii their
auto. starting about NAV s0. ~ J.
Camp and family plan 70 20 rith them
iu their suite
last wetk George Hyde visited his sis.
tfr. Mrs. Curtis Dana, who is very M
81 the horse III hcr daughter Mr. Wheel
81. iu RandaifA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
CORINTH

Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Blake OF Bradford
were in West Corinth the first of oh,
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Blake.
School at West Corinth closed last
Friday. Ella Leach was teacher.
There are a number of cases Of mumps
in town.
Carl CorIiss was here from Bradford
last Sunday.
Frank Burroughs and family have
moved and are quite nicely settled in
their new house.
Joseph Lord was in East Barre last
Monday on business
There will be another dance at Cook
Vile hall Feb 10. Music from Waits
River
A l0la pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Magoon last Sunday
night.
DR.. Dow of West Topsham was in
town last week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
WATERBURY

Tuesday evening at st. Andrews han
some OF the young people of that parish,
under the direction of Miss M. Irene
Paris, gave the play, "The Voice OF Au-
thority." Over $50 were realized from
the evenings entertainment. Those tax
ing part were Clifton Mccormick and
the Misses Doris Moriarty, Marjorie
Shea, Olive Garrow Mary Casey, Gather
inc Casey Terrice Foss and Margaret
Keefe, Each acted their part very well
and much credit is due Miss Paris, as
well as all who assisted Vocal solos
were rendered by Miss Evilina Cofrin.
The funeral of James Roberts was
held from the home OF his brother Tues.
day afternoon, Reys w. r.. Douglass off
ciatng. Music was rendered by Mr., and
Mrs. +. G. Lamb, Mrs. III. b. Lance and
&. G. Holmes with Mrs. Cooley accom-
panying. The floral offerings were beau
tiful. The bearers were Walter Hazel
tine, +. G. Lamb, NJ " B. Hayden and
ID. d. Deavitt. Burial in the Graves
cemetery in Duxbury. Among those
present from out OF town were Mrs,
Esther Holmes of Montpelier and Mr.
and Mrs. j, Il. Freeman of Waterbury
Center.
Among those from here who attended
the funeral OF James Smith in Fayston
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Foster, JIG. |
McAlullin and Mrs. ]. z. Crossett.
Good interest holds in the meetings
at Duxbury Corner under the direction |
of Rev. Thomas Hall. They will CON
tinue tomorrow evening and Sunday |
afternoon.
Mrs. George Plumb of st. Adams is
a guest of Mrs. All Morse.
Mrs. F. L. Knight is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Henry Hurson was in Burling-
ton Wednesday to see Mrs. Frank Wris-
ley, who is reported as doing very well.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
II Your Back Hurts or Bladder Both
ers, Drink Lots Of
Water

When your kidneys hurt and your back
/ feels sore. don't get scared and proceed
10 load your stomach with lot Of drugs
that excite the kidneys and irritate the
entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys
clean like YOU keep your bowels clean,
by flushing them with mild harmless
salts. which removes the body's urin0us
waste and stimulates them "a their nor
NAL activity. The function Of the Kid.
news Is 10 filter the blood. In - hours
they strain from Il 500 grains Of acid
and waste, 20 We can readily under.
stand the vital Importance Of keeping
the kidneys active.
Drink lots Of Water-you can't drink
too much also get from any pharma-
rist about four ounces ~ Jad salts. take
tablespoonful in a glass Of water be-.
fore breakfast each morning for = few
DAYS, and your kidneys Will at fine
This famous salts Is made from the acid
Of grapes aud lemon Juice. combined with
lithis and has been used for generations
10 clean and stimulate clogged kidney
also 10 ncutrslize the aeids Ia urine. 80
q no longer IL = source Of irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness
lad salts Is inexpensive: cannot H.
jurc. makes delightful. cferyescent,
iithia uatfr drink. which everyone
should take nou and then 30 keep their
kidnsys clean and active. Try this. also
keep up the water drinking. and no
doubt sou uill wonder shat became Of
your kidney trouble and haekache ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
MELLEN BEFORE FED
ERAL GRAND JURY
Rumor That Investigation Of the Nee
Haven Is Resumed; But II Is
Not Confirmed.

New York. Feb. ls.-Thc appearance
before the federal grand jury yesterday
afternoon Of Charles - Mellcn. former
president OF the New York. New Haven
a Hartford railroad. gave rise 10 a re-.
port that the department Of justice hal
resumed its investigation into the al
fairs Of the New Raven road Frank NJ.
swacser. an assistant United States at
torncy general. " ho conducted the pr.
vious investigation, went before the jury
with Mr. Mellcn. Mr.. SWackcr refused
% give any information ~ 20 the ua
ture 81 the inquiry. but II vas learned
that several other witnesses from Boston
and New Haven have been Intercepted
Recently BY the jury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18

tent caterpillar IN the vicinity Of the
village Elmer Mari captured the larg.
ct number and received the prize offered
by Supt. T.. d. Smith.
Miss blanchard ct Lowell Mass, u
visiting relatives in town.
The religious census OF Williamstown
l. nearly completed and Friday evening
~ the Congregational church a report
Of the work viii be given and plans made
for following zap the same. All interest
ed are invited. Mrs. Edith Balch Wright
win speak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
MONTPELIER
Aldermen Standish and Premier Re-Nom.
inated-D. B. r. Kent Also Wins.


inated-D. B. 2. Kent Also Wins
Alderman Richard Standish Of war
one Alderman Henry Freuier of ware
three and Dorman n y Kent Of ward
two were nominated az csucmses held
lost night 20 serve two years ~ alder.
men in their respective wards. The lrsi
two without opposition Mr. Kent DE-.
fcated Harry Bianchi l0s 70 -
Articles Of association have heen Sled
with thr secretary 81 state by the Mary
Baker Allen chapter. Daughters Of the
Ameican Revolution 81 CornaaW The
silserihcrs and officers are - follow
Regent. Mrs. C. n Sanford. tioe regent.
Mrs AIMS < Brigham. seerrtsrr.
Mrs. kafherfne p Tavlor: treasurer. Mrs
lHiian - guHd registrar. Mu Estaue
LANE WdhcmH 81 81 WidHeburv The
First Congrea1 ianai Church of Dandy
With Marshall , Batri end uins others
90 of Darhy 81 a1tsrriisrs tas fleG
j n ielns
Word hss tafn rcreirsd IS ths e4r
~ Ansrrb 81 Frgsr n thf death 81
Henry ~ Npsison n Brston 81 tha
farkfr loHse NJ WasiaoH uas "a ons
lHse rrsiisnt 81 Mautftlrr l.nr D
mernhr 81 - frr r. tysaisau HFsihsfs
aiiprs Hr aas - unfir ~ Mis- EHrr
fn probate esstrt sestfias Mfs Ns1
ir MORSE srafufrit u the w 81
.ssrrf ~ huHsr eftts s as
HfristrntaT ef NH estate ni fns
s3si ard BE arnunt 81 rErafer I'll
IL Ell ~ Enma l1rfeafHr Tff
~
81 turHFf BrsT a. b. Is EHf@ ~ Has
rtHrr $50 hrs terr nt.fasirts's aHus.rfa-
fatus a. tsaris nsr ~ 1aafh Hsfatas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
wEBsTERyILLE

A vmy pleasaut gathering va hsls p
Niellais' ban Monday nirft hi houa-
~ the ed birthday anniversary ~ Mfs.
Anus Zasfef Mnsf Nns Furnished 81
Mes Marf Eftar1 aHd Aisr ke.ia naf
fa tat rffuina A1isrt Hosa. 10 islalf
prrse Hl tsrusg sn tHkau " ttr -.
teem ~ hrr mnrr frianBs Bffrash-
useg'ts ~ eskp nu1 faFae uere serrtf
Tho eonr@rf Dispersed afast 2 8'fls.sl-
haFnr rrfeFed rsf f1essaHf freuifr
e. snrnr sn1 5aniHF ristfng Mfss
Z.sffr nsaT eatrHrs ~ ~ htrfhaaT -
rsfrnr T1f aHurrifttF sr fias-rf ~
tha rts-sre consisted ~ Miss Fta ghawi
raw and faua F8surH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
"CASCARETS" RELIEVE
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Move Acids, Gases and Clogged-Up Waste
from Stomach, Liver, Bowels
Cure Indigestion

Get a l0-cent box now.
That awful sourness, belching OF acid
and foul gases; that pain in the pit Of
the stomach, the heartburn, nervousness,
nausea, boating after eating, dizziness
and sick headache. means a disordered
stomach. which cannot be- regulated un-
Gil YOU remove the cause. IL isn't your
stomach's fault. Your stomach Is as
good a. any.
Try Cascarets; They immediately
cleanse the stomach. remove the sour.
undigested and fcrmenting food and foul
gascsi take the excess bile from the
liver and carry OF the constipated waste
matter and poison from the bowels Then
your stomach trouble Il ended. A Cas-
esrct tonight will straighten YOU out
BY morning a l0-ccnt box from any
drug store viii keep your stomach sweet
liver and bowels regular for months
Don't forget the children their little in
sides need good, gentle cleansing, TOO.
-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
FACE COVERED
WITH PIMPLES
ALL HER LIFE
Bui piss Ayr.s Co 'Be.utiful cors-
plesion at q Ccst 81 Only s1lOo

Ne- pa. 1914 -asu ms Ste ~ faos
uas urarraa rar f.ieftslv witA q raass ~
Tdmflss. t1ses beads and itftshas- ss,iEt
q lla ~ Uuuev en- nuuH -alE rfr.al.i as
Enf traatmfnts ufthruf slsrss ari %
r1lisf 81 al 7 tr5ei 80 n1Hr thfr~s
taaf . wss tfrni8 mr cnsr ceul1 uss ~
cured- hesina8 Uiufmert ard Eaenai
snsr saa-nr8 o. - RE- raa8 riEif frun
~ frst ! usez fro fsrs 81 Efslrrl
fartuert Hrf arr.s Erraf Eor. the
fatni ru~s tsfnr urlr f2H9 ard fts
e1rfT.lssglv rurad uV eua NJ stin Be-
uithaut . ilsnt sra as fss p1s-
sessar - nrtfd fwrlsrins..s
fsirna1i Wal-n tr-ss ssrl Mu-n-
tair- Va
Ferrr a-urr7# u1r rnn 3aan
asE fIsant8 Esn8msrE afIf frsie5.ts
iaas rrssrfira ftsr - fHar rsrr
n a. fr-rtr1-rf ~ srsrn nrE d9tf
fsrul1t.fft.r A.. 1-tai5es
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
GRANITEvILLE

TIE congregation nt ths Presbs tariar
l1urffh iast ~undav uas exceptionally
lsrrf hoth morning aud evening lu tif
rsorninr tlse psstar. Eft Frea MeNell
preceded nn tis suh1af fhs ~etea
isrHrs rr larfina b seven disfinrt Nuris
RI tha Ehrh Nftt ~un1at ulrrnnr
So fiasnHra efi 81 hasrf nB ¨srs
R nrferr5na b. fis passover. alg rmn 6
ta sire safranarf 81 the lufds sarrsr
IleFt efE A. sfrtirf e. Frrfllls rt z
1rifk ~unaaF afffrnuru
Fr1faf rvt So the ssnftrtffe thr-
rsrs tt.s Fruf ~ ts aHr 1sfca wries
nurt fnH 81 ret I1ss 1erae. who q
izt1ar th-aarisout thr fhratrr eari7 far
~ e17s5t afinz Trst sh1v 81 7sfE
fFra fafs sstr-art n
nsrr - fts ar ttsf fletsnH 1sr
snffffr-e uaf tt letHr ssrel,tits8
ss 81 rrrr rn fiF rrrsfrt .-ian ebHreh
aart sa arer as baH fhanaf1 to
Iaa-asf srrra- Fsl 81 e. e. nf 81
f1rEim
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
BREAKS A COLD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound" Ends Cold and
Grippe Misery at 0nce-Don't
Stay Stuffed Up!

You can end grippe and break up a
severe cold either in head, chest, body
or limbs, by taking dose of "Pape's
Cold Compound" every two hours until
three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nostrils
and air passages in the head, stops nasty
discharge or nose running, relieves sick
headache, dullness, feverishness, sore
throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snufiiing! Ease your throbbing head
nothing else in the world gives such
prompt relief as "Pape's Cold Com
pound" which costs only 25 cents at any
drug store. 1t acts without assistance,
tastes nice, and causes no inconvenience.
BE sure you get the genuine.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18
BIG GRANITE CHURCH BURNS.
First Baptist Structure at Maiden, Mass.
Loss Over S175,ooo.

Maiden, Mass, Feb. 1.-THE First
Baptist church, in Maiden square, was
destroyed by fire late last night, causing
8 loss estimated at $4,000 aud $780,
000 IL was a large granite structure.
Sparks scattered over wide area
started several smaller fires and help
was called from Melrose, Everett and
Medford. The public library was saved
after a hard fight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-18

frnaaf Fat EsH ~
Trfas3ar rrf hr a
rrf1tr fo SO aH~ shf m eser
iaa taaH fdaa hr fa tseHeiaar
sts1m - f~r1
FHstfraf ~ p sr-rrH - HHr
WrtsfnEra s tw th teass~rt
aas Hw f wa t m~ o.
rlMF