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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

Mrs. Miriam Watson and son Of Au-
burn are visiting her sister, Mrs. Per-
kins, on Union street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

Frederick Johnson of Everett, Mass.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. E. D. Haley,
Brunswick avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

obey of Boston passed the
E. Bfys. n.,,n friends at Spears Corner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
HALLOWELL

Mrs. Roy Meserve has returned from
a visit at Ellsworth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
Invasion to Be Tried

Few doubt that the next great move
of the Germans is toward Calais, and
if the British and French lines can be
broken then will come the long her
aided German attempt to invade Eng
land. 1t is admitted that the attempt
at invasion will certainly be made.
The fact that Germany had long ago
perfected her plans for invasion and
now fully expects to carry them
through is no secret to British mill
tary officials.
Within the past few days the news
papers have published letters from in
dividuals who claim to have received
warnings from former German friends
that should resistance be made to a
German landing the entire country
would be laid waste and stern raprisalS
eXacted. Attention is called to this as
a part of the German 'fightfulness"
campaign and has called forth scorn-
full laughter from the press.
A particularly CALLING intimation Is
conveyed by the Germans to the ef-
feet that the Kaiser has stated public
ly that the next ruler of Great Brit
ain and ireland is to be Crown Prince
Ruprecht of Bavaria. According to the
German information it is quite we'll
known in Germany that Prince Ru-
precht has been definitely promised
this great reward,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

Mrs. Andrew ]. Byam left Saturday
for Camp Ellis, Old Orchard. where she
is to remain for two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

Mrs. E. D. Crockett has returne,
from Orr's Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

Milliken went Saturday to
w. s,ay Harbor for a visit with
.nsnds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

,,1e parker left Sunday for
MIS- ,-sjt at Bar Haroor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

White passed the week
MISS - relatives in Brunswick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

r,.rles A. Knight was business
fv IN Portland Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

vs. c.orss Gray returned ", Saturday
Yrs. o 'ssv at Squirrel Island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

Ralph Moore has returned from II
University Of Maine summer school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

' CIV. rds, dooaen has returned fro"
MIS- - The stands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

,-riman, Highland avenue,
Ms =, - a few days at southport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

,c,s Gertrude Daley went SATURDAY
@s,i,dale. Mass, for visit with
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

canon T. w.
Castns' -----
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
CROWN PRINCE RUPRECHT
Promised as His Reward the
Rulership of Great Britain
and Ireland

London, Aug. S.-The fall Of Warsaw,
the rout of the Russian army and the
probable disappearance of the often /
sive power of the Russians for many
months, has caused a feeling of great
depression in London.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09

nc visitor Sunday In
J. Bufns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

1a Hhtm HtaN6f6fti mlshN tn.
.Ntf7 ttfliattmW aa Mt Mltaltfai
Net fntf uffNettaIL tf Wl3ttWttii.
.uin8 adail NataHu nit q. ung
eGutm HBl itniN8 be Etlll EN-.
8HhW Haiatn slim RmiiH nayn
.olt eiuFatnu aflla0m uhlut
Ncmp3aHk ga 1H aatm atabm
Admnhaf IN Gldluna td btm to-
.tmt lltm 68blt tslnetL aR plt.
tit zines 1aats bufhiutign. i1nen
.mtt Elm Wldbttn pan iinijthu Sab
zen. bic 1e6itt bfa Rtabsti bic tbt
.uaiulihb Gttm Hihi balt mflaiim
moiltn. 8alb mufem ipif gut
artnuo NIT too, bdonotrk Ia. tu
titpas itaW5fid ipTihi. Gle bitb
9taunt, muEbs abtt balb duuf gstn'
FEM gBir partu uiu Vorpi ltflpi'
atr 3uiammtn. uub it belt Iia bets
~ uns, iodi, uno muih fit uns
Ginm Wouai ipdist foot biz
l6Dtrt tHalii4t 4tlillsrit ris 65bIs
euisutt. Stiibtm pobutt IL bel
ms, uno bic ganss aompagnit bate
ft gtrHt unb btpuuberis ibrs 1apIr.
tsit. als bic 5ransoim ,iHmal sInsn
lnnertn augriii mahttu, blitb liz
bic aanst 3eit i'm @9issugrab'n
uno bolf mutig btim @,rbineen Der
8erpunoeitn. 9or Elm paer 5agsu
purbe tubtiitH btfobl:H, oaB tie mad
u. gsibidt ptrpen iOIie, no iranS0s
iti6e 3iDiiiIten nobntsH. Btinno
bat tie unisrs 5ibrsr, rur uo9 elmer
Sonntag bleibeR III o%irftn. DAB
iouroe erlaubt. 4m 5onntag pors
mittag bsidoB uns bic isin0Iias Qr'
l~illerie. gI6BIi6 idlug Elm 9olIirtis
fer in unIsren llnteritanb, in benz iia
syednne befanb. atinsr pon uns
T9dmte Fa gu t%usiner. ols mir ibreu
2ei6nam aus Der 66ble beraug3ogsu.
SeBt idmidt Elm srobes Steintrsu5
.ibr grab. limb oft lagt elmer traur;g
sum anbsrn: arms Seanns!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

fem idubsrIid siu5eIn in 3situngss
papier uno Deritaute iie i'm 0fen tbs
res spig tlblsH GaIons.
Die Sadie mare aud gut gegangsn,
uuO S1reniens bdtteR beute in ben
Gagen iteigsuoer Observation-Disclosures
Die 5rIdte i6rer 9priorgs ernten
t0nnen, renn fs ntdt in 9amburg
sipen GrboHtel bdtttn, Dem e Dor
gut Do9enfrit etnfiel. feline 9srs
panbten 3u beIu9en. Ginsm CRIB
Ontel gsgeni6er fi9It iia absr be-
tanntIi4 jeoermaHn gu beionoerer
e6renOsr 4ufmsrtiamtett Derpflidtet,
man g0nnt ibm iogar Elm padr
Stunoeu QufeutbaIt i'm Qler9siligs
ten, Der font itreng bsri@ioHeneH
yguteu Gtubs". Drum enttItibete
5rau Gef4e SDrsnisn Die qliI9s
Nobel rs4t5eitig ibrsr &attuniibers
3iige unb erteilts tbrsr aiets ben
4uftrag gu bei5tu, obHe Der SpsiIes
TANNER I'M Gfen 3u gebsnten. Bon
Der aber toante gtiete, felt Gttober
Die Dierte i6res Qmtes als Wdp9eR
fir ales i'm 6aule G0rsnien, nit
benz beiten WiIen nidis niHen. sic
muHberte ft4 5ipar iiber Die 5iias
alien gdpiers, nit Dem lire 9orgdns
gsrinnen Den Diem boageItoptt battsn,
3inoets Is absr, smi9IoFen pie ite
III, idltdttpeg an, i'm oamit auf5us
rdumen, unb bsgdb It9 in ben Sob
lenteuer, UNI Die NOTICE Jeuerlng
berauf3uhoIen. lIeber Die Wirtung
bieies ahnungsloIsn g%srfabrens, BEN
bic bduerbaitelte Dauerpare niht
itanbbdIt, III ntdt bist su iagen. Der
nsrs, beriddrfts Rdu9erun9sprp3eb
bate G0reuIms arieggmeitmirte in
cine 4rt BON 8ratniritsn uutgefpans
belt, bic IefbIf Diana, BITE Sagbbins
DIN aus BEN GrogsfdoB, 90fIth. aber
tibl ablebnte. Der SDrenItns aber
bIisb Hi6ts anoeres ibrig, ais ben
salon" grlnpli9 Su Iiiften un0 ben
erIittsneH @erIult 8egsn ben sutinf
tigen 0etpinn aus Benz QohIab III
res GrbcHtsIs aufauredHsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

Offenbar bel bsosutenoers gsrtuite
erliiten.
SIN aon5en bnben Tid bic Sapaner
ais Isbr human bepisIsn; mir tonns
fen uns In bieier 5iniidt ni6t betIas
gen. Qud bic beutidsn ariegsqes
fangenen fnb in Sapan gut aufgsboz
ben. 2dftia NOR nur, boB bel gsitohs
fen nurSe. NiGt eiumal bic Mlefs
iingtnDpfe an Den 3reppsngsldubern
tparen fiber. 4llerbings mag pielts
aud uuf 9le6nlng Der Gbintisn ges
ben, bic mad Dem Ginmarid Der Sas
paner isbr piberipsnltig genor0su
nareu. Die Sapaner ieIber gingsfl
a~lerbiHga aud iehr ungentert atti
2os 8eutemaden aug uno fibrten aug
1Ffsntlihsn @ebduoen, S9uibdafern
uin. gauge G9iffslaounssn, @argr
uno Mobiliar. nit mad 6ouie. Bel
unItrsr Qbreiie am 15. 5sbruar Bile
BEN nlr nod etipa 200 Deutl9e In
3iingtau surid. 4neene1m 1T bas
qeben bn niGt mebr. Die unFder=
belt ouf ben 9traben bat beoeutenb
Slgeuomnen; DEFENDERS 5rauen biirs
fen fiG am Qbtn0 nidt me6r aaber
benz 6auis ieben laFeu." gisr Be
tannte BON 5rI. Mitttrer puroen nuf
offsnsr Strabe am belen Gage iibers
fallen. 4Is man bei BEN jdpaniIhen
milit1rgonberrsur barber 8tTdbers
be fiibrte, mar ieiu Spru6 einfoh
Der: .Sdgen Sie ben oeutIden Grduen
unb Mdoden. OdB fis abenos nad 9
llbr nidt ausgsbsn biirfeu." "a oas
@aFsrpert Qeiprsnst it, fir6tet man
fir bic Commemorate ben ausbrilh
bon @su6eu. au6 BEL bsltem @illen
Ieien bic Sapaner nidt imitaHos. bic
ousse5eidnete 6suti9e 9erpaItung gu
triebtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

f tt
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.1isH
u
0aa HGa aaa
6na'm EfHagH i.tt m4tttti
.Nl1il bend Aff gIuf1
Gns tlfil1a Ja tatn Aii q
.ghB 8latlaf ptm t1 Ailesa
i9fd# tAtaia ea sn 'tf
tm Mfiag5fH ttl Htuiu p
Ua6 ltlaa G6mggll fat 0lIetrnrl
.pa5. t.t0du Slii 1|ttraHsit @lt
Nlliam Ng.f sia h%emuen1ani hai
afttgat alt @etagHtlb In 4ortii
Qtsras mtt 8ggbtm 0yigiN uuo A
u r~ttfabrrii @if @tog8t N5co. 1a8
.idm Nrtsabt uut mil eilit oidff
h9Ft 6tt 6ttm 6aHt @aiail
Wagtscottti mo 01eurt ritl 30 otai
l6lt ba Waiuleo btigHrasm h1.
G Uatubtftn toitt 6enrn Sbrap'
mel itiut trfollttiAt gauibabH ais
1olo1t In Gibraltar, aui oen Guitla
en- uno IN 5lanbtru i~oriatitBi; btim
Sturm uon Duhtirdtn mar q TN
. September 1898 ptrnuHott norotH.
Sm sabre 1913 mar tr Ebsrit. D1
ii me artilerinhdtn SiuoteH uno
@triu6s nitrHa8 o~ufgtgeben bate.
pargR inn nod cine 4H5ahI 8cosi
Ierungtn itiner Mafie gslungsH; q
rernoQlcmmntte e beloH0ers 0it
M0rier uno erfano bsrttis cine Riids
laufporrittung an oen @siduBeH.
8ei 0ieien 9eriuhtu bate en- jeood
leint 6tI6tioeusn 5ilfsmittsI ooutoms
men eri40pft uno muBts Den 9tiHis
ter Inn untsritHBuug augs6sn. Die
er CAB ibm aber eintdd ben 8eI4eio,
caB ,0ie 2eitung Der 4rtilerie Hi4t
bic 6onos babe, nm isin @eroisHit gu
belobnen.4 GnblI6 fan0 bic sHglii4e
/ aegierung inoe6en BOD einsn @eg,
Dem Grfinosr Der gSbrapnels", bic
Sem engliidsn Seers 70 DsisntIiae
gienite geIeiftet bdtten, cine Sabress
peuiiOn Dcn 5000 uus3uieseH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

Sumprim GsIbe. Griier
.Soloat: BORT bintsr BEN 9erbdu
I6etnt Der Geinb gu fedtu.'
3ptiter SDloat: a8onn poaen
mir i'm on4 bort gleia Derhantn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02
Die Srieas6ente.

Dor sinem SdauItniter itsbeH 5tpei
9srputloets unb beiprs9sn bic aus
gs6dngtsn ariegsbiIosr.
.Sit6Ite, bu fno aud Die nsuer
ruFii6sn @uIaidtononen, bic mir IT.
ren bsi 2pb5 rpeggeuommen bubeu!'
au fein, unb 10 Disls1, ftaunt Del
&amerab, .aber ale ohne BE-
fpannung2"
.9u tannit lie BLOB nidt Ieben.
bic 9eIpanuung" srtldrt Der anosrs.
Die 1T BEL ben gtuHsu msiit in Der
GohteHeIn brin!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

Ff bN
Aaaf M ltA
ln Nllaaa g9tstHf8 .Nlao.
.isIa atleiin ~
u lH #iHHi ant
.ha I'll ffa iiat H4e Aa m1
liastlt Il ikiHt ua ffata l
w5 wat1f ttIftIa sci 1863
atiiauH lmlnlct llar aif tb
lunsm Cif8u ufh Ntliaatl 1
ipe W ib ag.stiaa slt uue eale at'
f1fbth nHt0E aN 81 1883 mao
Gmlonb mtla1tlsbti loot. ggaihi
az itnt 0aiuds mii @tiaoH m, pie
isintu 0amm ted alW &55lt ht'
rlbms matm irgim Nis su ott
3gA blilt mon fuabs unb teHle We
ihofe punmotl, oit nit Grplcios
hoiftn esfilt iuaFEu arb bic a7m m
ttn3tIut Glide |SfFpluslea uue. pis
ttr gaiaa tB nit i brattt 3ultrtut
nur6tn. Der iuuas 4riiltrisfOft'
sier tam aui ben @e0aHisH cine 9ros
tt 8dbl runbtr 9ugtln uuo Yulptr
IN beitimmttr Wlenge In bas @ehoB
tinsuFabrm un0 tB 10 gum Ylaten
gu 6rinam; gu oisism 3psd Iegte q
Sic augsIn in ssiamoI5snsn Sapst'l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

Uunu; nsnn Iein Ramt gtrufen
piro, lauitn Sic aIsiun ipss unD
ptriisdfn ii9. Qm mditsn ipursn oi,
ainber Den &rits baourd. bnb ie aui
DisIe 6er5enspGuIat psr5ihisn milf
ia. pa puniat f6 ). 3. Elm Gisis
Hts cine ihons qupps, un0 bic Mama
antportst: g9as lit i'm arisss gu
ttusr" uRb Damn sntringt ii6 10
man6em engIiiden ainosrmunb Der
8unid: Nd, oab bod Der arisS
nblia oufborts, oqmit mir piaoer
mebr gel6 ba6en.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

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Mt
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Hff4akG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02
an die vstsrn.

Quoipig 6ul6a 0eroHentIidt oaS
tolqenoe Spottge0idt;
Mir Iin0 in atenlrier 5pauuaug:
@ann iommi ibI ieinolih llbers Meerf
sSehlt's euren SAiifen an 8enlannlng,
hin arieqeru elrem Sol0aerheerg
limb bod mir iiu0 ia midi su retten,
@ereitet ibr Das Shlimmite Dor,
llno madi aus eiren Suffrageiten
Gin mil6eS &ma5oneuiorps II
Bon benen Gabt ibr Selatombcn
Zdpn au5QebiI6et bel Der oano:
user iuirii nit ioIher lltbnna gonis
1cH8
Ber itiftet 10 aeIdufig grano?
q6nait aruleIt ms Dor oieier Hrtte,
llnb nimt Elm Siinidlen 9offnun8 bIeibt.
Sobnlb ihr cure gGn5c 6!otte
Gar nidu beuiannt md nur belueioi-
Gem ibr errcat nit Der @emannten
@ci uuieren 6eIbeH teinea 9rnls;
God Dor ben militauten adnien
Qinvni isOer beuiide gtaun reisalls,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

Sfm and tttHs QnsFti Eat, iss
mala gtbgi5i 81 psron, 70 idien e.
nt6t bernuufpioria, Osn an Der
Aahsrtunte mo bermutIih aud an.
0erpdrts iiblidtn grauh, gtrduherte
5leii6ndrm pdbreno oss Sommers
iDegeH Der guten @t~utilatieu i'm
Cim auf3ubspn6rsu. in oieiem Sale
aud I'm Wiuter au5ututn0eu. 5hpn
i'm 9e8embtr nidelte Jrou S5rsnz
len 0aler ibre raudrfiien Wlettmlrite
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02
Die EoHdI 6siHIoaate

gegebenbsit boz aein9olb Braun
8tr ru6ten BEL eiuem SbLoG-
gad elmer grimmen ShInht;
Die 8inaffeuer berlobtcu
2angiam IN bic gtaht.
Sm alien &0elsiiBe
6atten iDilo gebalit
Die &uieutol6en uuo idbel
llno bic aoiateufauit.
Sod eins mar nidt 5ertrimmert:
O. itano I'M WonoenItrabl:
Gin ihpar5er, fdimmernber 8ldgeI
Sn eiuem bober Saal.
@ir iaben NIT ftilen @e6ontru
Gie 5etmat mar ibr 8iel.
Gtia iet : th an Der 8Iiigel
Sin amerab sum Sptel.
9a t5nte, mo our6 garbaren
Ghonbett IN 8riimmer iprang.
8eetbopens mouOiheinionnte,
Ser ieutihen Seele SLANG. ..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

Dom erten Sage ibrer
@iriiamteit an tparen bic beuti9en
@eb0rbsn btmlbt, i'm bsieBten SeiIs
gplens Qrbeit gu fd1Ifen. bamit bic
unbemitteltsn areiis ui9t Der Mobls
tdtigtsit our .QaIt fieIsn. 9iele So
6riten nurben idnelIer in getrisb
gefebt, ais bic msiItsn obnten, iobaB
Der drgite Rotltanb bnlb iberpunbsu
mar. lin nun ben in Der Jnouitrie
nidt untereetommeneu arbeitern
Observation-Disclosures gu idaffen, bat
ii4 Der qoli1siprdIibsnt BON xoD5
tsrsit ert!drt, bic @ermittlang fir
zen Qa6neis Don arbeit in anoeren
1eilen pOlens 3u iibsrnebmen. 60
loIlen 1000 Qrbsiter our Ausfibrung
BON Grbarbetfen ougeiporbsH fperben.
sic er6altsn freis Rsiis unb getSRis
gnng, foipie 125 Mlart 9ogsIObn,
ioObOn Elm Esif burh bic 8eb0rbsn
ten Qn9sb0rigsn Der arbeitsr ibsrs
mitteIt rtrb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02
DC Gtn[eanana ttnea

Die gtnfegnuHget nes
14iGbrigsn aritgsFreipiIlisen bat bic
fer Sage In Gponbau in Der euiber-
firde Finttgsfunbsn. Der iuHgs 9as
terIanbsberttioigsr, nnineH8 areffe,
1T Der Gobn bes Gdneibsrmsifters
arelIe In Spanbau unb bat bereits
oIs 2riegsfreipilliser bsim Gpone
tautr pionisrs8 Battalion b. Baud BEL
8. TAPER seldmpft. er Dirb nm
mitteIbar mad Der G%infsgnung ii9
DisOsrum In bic Grout bssebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02
BerrH BiHdIays strai5e.

Der eHgIif4e geIonote In Rortpes
gen, GER 5inolop, Der fi9 ourd ieis
nsn 8eriu9, Mprossisllsn gegsn Sir
Roger Statement gu bingsn, sinsn be-
ridtigtsn Nameu eema6t bat, 1T
idon Dor elmer Reibe BON Sabren
In cine Isbr unangensbms 6si6t4ts
perpideIt sepsisn, bic ibm freili6 bel
ieinen @OrgeieBten nt4ts gei4oOst
BAT.
Mitts Der ntunaissr Sabre geborts
6err 5inola9 Dem sngIti6sn Diff
5iertorps in qegpptsn an. Gines
faonsn Sages ging sr NIT bret ans
osren Gffi3ieren in Der umgtbung
bon aairo ouf bic 3ugo, uno stpar
batteu Die bornebmeR 6erren. ais ole
Gebister aegDptens, gsrnbs 2uit, @0a
gel 81 jager, Ole pom ben ftrsnggIdus
bigen ginbsimii6en ais betlig psrebrt
tDerben. Die Golge mar cine GUAM
menrottung Der Gela9erl, bic ii6 nit
StDden uno Gteinen auf Die lbsr'
miitigen G~ngldn0er narIen, Tie sut'
naffnstsn uno linen einen ti6ttgen
9ent3stteI gabsn. Giner Der Sagoa
teilusbmer itarb siniss Stuuosn car.
auf, bod iagts bos dr5tlids Gutads
ten ausbridti4, bab Der 3ob MD!
unmittslbar bur6 Die Stpdi1lGge,
IOnOsrn infoIge zines Our9 bic grpbc
9ibs berDorgerufsneu @shtrnidloges
eingetrtten iet. DDS Geriht psrur'
ieilte oier JeLloden gum Sooe ourf
ben Strang, q anbere erbielteu laHs
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VERMONT NOTES
National Guard Changes Are Announce
cd-POultncy Woman Charges
Man stoned Her.

The following changes in the commits
stoned officers of the list Infantry, V. y.
&. have been announced:
Second Lieutenant l.. II. Nancor. hav-
ing been appointed First Lieutenant and
Battalion Adjutant on June /, 1915, is
temporarily commissioned with rank from
the date of his appointment Sergeant
Major L. r, Huntington, having been APP
pointed Second Lieutenant and Battalion
Quartermaster on June /, 1918, is tenn
porarily commissioned, with rank from
the dat" of his appoint ment,
The following officers of Company r..
LIST Infantry. having been elected on
June 3, 1915 are temporarily commission
ed with rank from the date of their
election: First Lieutenant Harold II.
Cady to be captain. Second Lieutenant
Walter :. shaw to he First Lieutenant.
Corporal Sidney O. Sahin to be Second
Lieutenant. Captain #, f.. Clark, Medical
Corps. has been assigned to duty with
the first Squadron First cavalry, at the
joint cavalry camp of instruction, which
will be held at the state reservation
June 1918. Captain Ralph NJ, Knight has
been relieved from command of Company
f. list Infantry, and as custodian of
the State armory at Bellows Falls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
JOY RIDERS IN COURT.
Fred BOuchard and W. \. Robinson
Fined for Fast Driving.

The jCy ride on North avenue which
resulted In runaway, two broken
wagons and the apprehension of Fred
Bouchard and w. \. Robinson, as men-
toned in last weeks Free Press, was the
reason for two cases in city court Thurs
ON the charge of fast driving, ON COM
plant Of city Attorney 4. L. sherman
The men We're charged specifically with
violation of the ordinance relating TO
automobile and team traffic, and more
particularly that part which forbids rae
ing ON the streets without permission
of the city council. The respondents
pleaded guilty and We're fined So and costs
each. Both made arrangements to pay.
Robinson says that he was driving a
horse, recently purchased, that was
feeling good and was speeding along at
quite swift gait Bouchard drove ont
of the institute road and apparently tried
to keep abreast of the Robinson horse.
Nh would have been well had Solomon
Melos rig going in the opposite direction
not tried to pass between the two racers.
The horse and wagon driven by
Bouchard was from the Topper stables
and the wagon was smashed about S2i
worth, the horse escaping with few
scratches Melo's horse was injured
somewhat and his wagon was also
damaged
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17

Alderman Woodbury. said he voted
against Mr. Powclrs services because he
had faith in the city attorney and be-
cause he did not think that Judge Mower,
Mr.. Powell and Mr.. sherman could work
together satisfactorily. Alderman Buell.
said that Mr. sherman had proceeded
diligently to collect the tax MS he had
been instructed and made arrangements
for the best solution of the case.
Alderman Lamson moved that the ac-
iion to accept Mr. Powclls services he
rescndcd ana the motion prevailed. to
s. Aldermen hanson, Luck, Mansur, Bay
lies, Woodbury. and Buell. voting yes, and
Aldermen Grafton, Lessor, Boucher,
Dwyor and KicsiCh voting no.
The committee to whom was referred
the matter of purchasing sprinkler to
oil the streets reported that they had
considered the question and had come to
the conclusion that the proposition was
not advisable i'm view Of the ctys pres
ent financial condition It was suggested
however, that an apparatus could he de-
vsed cheaply by which the streets could
he oiled the present year.
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their gifts. after the formal presenta-
tion of which by the Sbyl the Goddesses
dispose themselves for their dance An
other song follows. and then they take
out the lords of the court for the Sec
ond measure. Iris then reappcars, sum-
mons the Goddesses to depart and after
n brief passage between herself and
cupid they all ascend the mount. whence
they came.
The Young ladies' grasped most adj
mrably the spirit of the masque, and
gave an entertainment as delightful as
it was unique. The dances were grace
fully done. and much attention had been
paid to the costumes and other accesso-
by hearty applause their warm appreca-
tion Of the efforts of the young ladies'
Music was furnished during the action
of the play by the Misses Springer. violin
and cello.
The masque was followed by the seiv-
ing Of refreshments on the lawn in front
of the school building, after which teach
ers. pupils and guests found seats In the
chapel. where Bishop Hall gave a short
address, taking for his subject "Fidel-
itas," the motto of the graduating class
to Miss Kathryn Holmes of St. Adams
In the general course and to the Misses
&c. Moen tiurlbutt of Woodstock and
Eleanor White of Tarrytown. ~ Y. in
the colleg, preparatory course. The reg
ular "Vensong service brought the eXer-
cises of the afternoon to a close
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS


Nevada has fewer automobiles than
any other State Of the Union.
There are 1000 left-handed children in
the Berlin municipal schools.
There are % ncandescent gas mantle
factories in the United States.
The London salvage corps maintained
by the various insurance companies. con-
sists of eX-navy men.
The needless infantile death rate owing
to neglect and ignorance costs this coun-
try $3,00o.0D a day.
An army rifle is to-day effective over
range of 7oj yards, whereas in $50 the
range vas only 400 yards
Oil fire locomotives in operation at
Buenos Aires have shown an economy of
70 to 80 per cent. over coal.
The Long-Island railroad hopes to
save 1cD by equipping its ferry and
tugboats with oil-burning engines. The
cost of making the change will be incon-
siderable.
Susan V. Powell of Jacksonville. Mo,
has organized throughout forty States,
system of canning clubs for girls In
the South alone more than 5000 girls
have become members.
The collection of books and pamphlets
In the Congressional library is the larg
est in the Western Hemisphere and the
third finest in the world, numbering in
printed words. charts, manuscripts, etc.
1,%n,ro volumes.
Liverpool has contributed one in every
10 Of its population to the service of the
State, The total includes 27,oN men for
the new British army 1900 Territorals.
and 400 men for the navy. Doctors
nurses and others bring up the total to
500S.
Under an act Of King Charles II, Eng
lish gamblers who lost more than 500 at
one time We're not compelled To pay,
A child is born every l6 seconds in
Germany,