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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
FRENCH TROOPS STRIVE
TO REGAIN RAILROAD

French troops working up the
railroad line from Saloniki and
beating off the Bulgarian forces in
southern Serbia have secured pos
session of the line as far as Nego-
tin, about 80 miles southeast OF
UsRup, it is stated in a dispatch
from Gradek, Serbia, under Satur-
days date.
1t is denied in the Gradek ad-
vices that the line has been cut at
Veles, Il Bulgarian attack ON that
place having been defeated. Fur
ther north, according to the latest
claims by invaders of Serbian ter
ritory, Uskup is in Bulgarian
hands, together with a long section
of railroad to the north.
For the Austro- German forces
heading southwark, steady, il slow,
advances are claimed.
The latest official statement
from Nish shows offensive move
ments on the part of Serbians in
efforts to check Teutonic progress.
The capture OF machine guns and
their equipment in two engage
ments is reported.
The new Italian offensive has
not resulted in permanent breaches
in the Austrian defensive line, u
current official statement of the
Vienna war Office claims. Almost
without exception recapture is as
serted on such positions along the
lines as the Italians had taken hos
tile possession of. The holding OF
a few outpost trenches in the
southern sector is admitted.
Especially severe fighting at Toll
mino and Gorilla bridgeheads is re-
ported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
SEVEN IN FAMILY KILLED
When Grand Trunk Train Struck Auto
mobile at Fraser, Mich.

Detroit, Mich, Oct 25.-Seven mem
bers OF one family were instantly killed
and an eighth was fatally injured yes
terday by a Grand Trunk passenger
train which struck an automobile at
Fraser, Mich, l6 miles from Detroit.
The dead are Mrs. Rachel Stoldt, ~
years old, her five daughters, Pearl. Il,
Esther, Is. Hazel. II, Mabel, 10 and Mar
ira, 6. and Miss Minnie Engel, AZ, sis
ter of Mrs. Stoldt. William Stoldt, a
farmer Of Troy. Mich, the husband and
father, was badly mangled.
There were no witnesses Of the aeci-
dent. Apparently Stoldt, who was driy-
ing the automobile. did not see or hear
the approaching train and drove the
machine on the crossing directly in fr0nt
Of the locomotive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
FLEEING FROM STORE, CAUGHT
Young Man Now Faces Charge Of Burg
larry in St. Albans.

st. Albans, Oct. 25-Andrew johnson
or Eaton, is in Franklin county Jail
awaiting a hearing on the charge that
he committed four burglaries in this
city last night. johnson was seen in
"a North Main street store at 1880
last night and as he rushed to get out
by the back door he was caught by a
party of searehers who were looking
for marauders in another place. The
stores broken into were the iewelry
store Of r. L. Scoheld, the undertaking
establishments OF c. X, McAllister. the
drygoods store of Leo Jacobs and the
furniture store Of r. NJ. brennan.
The prisoner gave his name as John
son, but letters found in his possession
gave the name Of Eaton. The fellow,
who Is 10 years OF age, came TO town
last Friday and hired a room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
BARToN COUPLE HoSoRED
Mt ana Mrs wnsrs n NsFOon Hsv,
Ben Narriss 50 Ysars.

Bsrton. "a 25-Nr. ana Mrs. Willard
NJ MaRsun YESTERDAY ertsrtainsd Z
fam1r party End friends ir ni.ssrfsnsE
ff their eulaen Wedding nnuiFarsnrr
IL waa at Baltun Ger OHohef IS6a
thnt NJ MaEusn nnd Mnry asus Walte-
had nars nnrri-f. Ther asrir nlsfrssE
SEE uns srsrt n cansda. huf ths lsst
1f years tars hefu fsssel tn E.srtun
Tlsr nesa o. eyHrs m Ne Bstfurd and
tea m nrnaklinf
ThFV ksHr tt-@s sa#i8rpn. W. FrsN
waruf 81 Iewitsrr. Ne Mrs. C1artes
81 Erafsas rf f'iliaasirht urd FssEk
Magans FL 81 HadnsiHlTf- HhaT
s.rrs uese ai ho,ns ss fsir theu aissTes
GtrF nnasarmrf
1l Maunn Is q msmsFr Ell lsssans
MEsaHe heEVs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
United States Will Under
take to Pacificate the
Villa Faction
WILL GUARANTEE
SAFETY TO THEM
Providing They Are Willing
to Come into the
United States

El Paso, Texas, Oct. 25.--The United
States government is to assume the role
of peacemaker between the Carranza de
facto government and the Villa faction
in Mexico, it was learned to-day from an
authoritative source. Negotiations are
soon to be opened with Villa by George
&c. Carothers, special agent of the de-
partment Of state, who is said to have
been commissioned to present the plans
which the United States has concluded
with representative Of the Carranza
government.
1t is said that the terms which Caroth-
ers will present to Villa are; If Villa
will resign as ommander-in-chief and
come to the United States an absolute
asylum viii be furnished; the Villa gem
erals who wish to leave Mexico and come
to the United States viii be granted an
asylum Villas army in its entirety viii
be extended amnesty, and full guarantee
will be given every member.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
WOMAN ACCUSED OF SHOOTING.
Husband Complains that Mrs N. z
Ttemore Aimed at Him.

st. Albans. Oct 25-Mrs. N. 1. Tne.
more u Franklin Wa lodged IN Fraak.
Ian county jail SATURDAY night on com.
plant that she assaulted her husband
with 4 dangerous weapon. Ho alleges
that she shot AZ him during = family
quarrel A hearing will b. given tins
week. states Attorney Cushing prose.
cutting nnd Elmer johnson representing
the woman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
SERBIA'S PLIGHT
is MORE SERIOUS
Half of Serbian Macedonia is Thought
to be in Bulgarian Hands If Re-
port of Capture is Correct.

London, Oct. 25.-Each succeeding tel
egram from the Balkans tells of the in
creasing gravity of Serbia's position. To
the north the Bulgarian and Austro- Ger
man forces are within 80 miles of join
ing hands. To the south, half of Ser
bian Macedonia is in possession OF the
Bulgarians, ii the report OF their cap
ture of Uskup is correct This would
mean that the invaders have in their
hands nearly all the means of communi-
cation.
The only favorable news from the
standpoint of the allies is found in the
optimistic reports concerning the France
Serbian offensive near krivolak where
the Bulgarians are said to be giving way
before vigorous flank attack
If the British forces have left Saloniki
no news of their movements is disclosed
Athens reports that the Greek crown
prince has gone to Saloniki where he will
view the inpouring stream of French
and British lighting men. ID is thought
here that the strength of these forces
may ultimately decide whether Greece
viii throw her lot with the allies.
The fighting on the Riga Dvinsk front
in the east has broken ont with renewed
activity. Though the Germans appar-
emily have been losing heavily they have
captured the village of Repe, southeast
of Riga, and have taken lllouket, north
west of Dyinsk.
The tone of the dispatches from Pet
rograd, however is hopeful and while
il is seen that Riga may fall the belief
is expressed there that there will be
no recurrence of the familiar dashing
Teutonic advance. The general view
is that the Germans are planning final
spurt before settling down in winter
quarters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25

fntsua. urt- ef 15.-F7Ft frissfs
~ TIE 0ttaun nemsu Csfirir fi..rzs
haet afrsn no thsaf Ewes fH ths rauss ai
ths nrfist eruFars 81 a. frurt. il nns
nnrounfed yesterday Fatls1s 4lart
Faauarf ard Husfn rf ths Cssaueiiir
i-sunaassrv tare Faftes Es Irfltss 81 ttt
laasts ,rasr. z1atsaueE in Hun. ass D.
ftsf i. H,asn. Marat fathsg af fsnrf-
f.ssnsalis tarf nafa 9safh rr ths lastie-
hsa au wHrF FrHmt rfssrr1s*s
H s. -futsE ttat fiss r,r-E sar erFe
r.afss fsr.n sns rtusst rn~ist ff Canaes
h1 - st fafFls Ermrr fe.k-.s
-i.u-t tlsf e netrs fia earE-r-
aas5sH fanirn tif 2anasiut aafelsl.,r-
se sH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
ONE FINGER SHOT OFF.
And Two Others Mangled When Gun
Went on.

Lowell. Oct 25.-Uyde Mari, aged %
Of Montgomery Center lost the third
finger OF his right hand and had two 9th.
crs badly mangled Yesterday afternoon
when gun he was carrying by the muz-
zic exploded. The man was taken by
automobile 90 the Office Of Dr. ". A.
Young in Westheld. and the third I'm
ger was amputated and the oglers
dressed. Mari - q cook in ths Hazen
Notch road gang.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
NAcHINIsTs STAY oUr
Most q -. Other csnerni Elsurir wofk
rs.r PsaurasF Ts-sav

SriasmeftaEr A. 1- 0a % Wtk ths
s1rrFtion 81 tl,e nfrsfsss AZ thf Wa
tlinIsts Haiun. ri-tuaiig al of So lgfsH
strikes reaurr1t g. auHk in tle fiftars
flsetrie eeurarrs flsrt to-alg. Hhs
rrlarhintsts rufrt.eTirr frarr zFn 81
rr-erfnesst 81 utuf Hn trf hrt
aua fes feF ~t raH inrsas fa
ufh Eu saltiursl frH E59 aEf ar-Hass
srf fnra - r-tu-rrf "a tur-s fsar
hsnss E1e strkr. uhh uf Ew -
at5st 9ts huer aaB eamms1-ss
thFss ps#ka So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25

Eawr CariHsur wha fasiies st 81
Wirtiarf arfruf haf uarTnu rsrass
frur aarfuas frirrT Hish ~ frN f-uw
- rnrrr ~ @nrtt Mrir strsst nTIr.ssits
tts r.-sfaEef un -rturlas nftsFunnn. -
sns tfluut q. isarf fw hsms nud f ssaas
unnnr ~ ~ iaasnrs eesHtEtH Nns -
fsn A. t.a etFasr. Hf rns stis Al Ftssuts
- ttarn t.rrf t-r nfer s1tsTir9 siss
aarsr - fanrs fntta rHs aas~ efs
sr ntt - ireter hara eeef frsrl ~
taurrf FseF rF s sas
sef e~e Ft m sm
rm rEnte = ataf sa y ea1 81 asN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
NOTED TEXTILE OFFICIAL DEAD.
Lyman Headed Several Firms and HI
Owned Merrimack River Canals.

waltham, Mass. oct. 25.--Arthur T
Lyman. one Of the leading cotton man
ufacturers. died az his home here last
night. Although in his SD year, Mr.
Lyman had kept in active touch with
his many interests.
He was president Of the Pacific mills,
Of Dover. \. r.. and Lawrence. Mass. T;
the Bigelow Carpet company, the Mas.
sachusetts cotton mills In Georgia and
the mills Of the same name az Lowell.
the MeFrimack Manufacturing company
and financial concerns. and was prepri-
etor Of locks and canals on the Merri-
mack river.
Mr. Lyman had served a. overseer Of
Harvard university.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
sKIDDED mo TREE
Auion1ctsls Cared Thrss Ps,r1s q
parft 81 wirtfara ~

WM&8mG ~ D. ttf Tarsa rar
srfs mNF tnrs euH thrsa s.-snus1s is
iursa lest urit vfeH e tuurfnr ssr -
uhI.f th5t urrs rinu sliddrF - = -
rrs~ rrTnsE rsssur trra rt firt
srasH ss-uE r trHa Sad tarla.- 80
tt.ar ese-rrFnsa Ha asna a~r-
Eshr F-r nns Mrs Fraa Hur
wenaf ~ fr
ffr fhs rfnsH1 - M-s trrir EneBs-
firrsntss rrs rrf Frntrlfr fnsrfir
Te $50 ansrnlaft. Fasr-F
F~ rrvtrs1s eantag uast as.
u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
DUNBA ENNNoBLED


H-ri.n. tia Islnden. CA zf-uF- Con.
stsnfin y. Drrrta ahnsa real insi
-nasrfh a. Ausfr1 uun1afi1u an.fssss al.4
a. ne ntsf -tates Hns requested 10
Pres Aatt y iisun, arrived tn hran res-
tsraaT wEfh hs ms Namsanaf ~
an a. arrsasl III tif 6fiemst tls Hos
sielHs Zffrrg sFs
Ne lHarn fruu e usrlai etr fasarnfaf
-arras ti,af EnurHrrT Franeir anss1t has
fsnafaaH An.irasnHa9 lmmfa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
In Battle in the Champagne
District Announced
To-day
FRENCH WAR OFFICE
CALLS TT IMPORTANT
In the Near East the French
Are Checking the
Bulgarians

Paris, Oct. 2s.-An important success
by the French troops in the Champagne
district is announced by the French war
Office this afternoon.
In spite of fierce resistance the French
troops, following preparatory artillery
fire, occupied an important position known
as lie Countine, the official statement
says. The losses of the Germans are de-
scribed as serious, and the French took
200 prisoners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
DIED IN BURLINGTON.
Thomas ?. Rhsy Of Pittshsld. Mass
Was Visiting Son.

PittsHeid. Mass. oet 25-Thomas p
Riiff, s5 died esrif Yesterday in hos.
FitsI - hurhnFt1n. Vt. where BE- sent
Ca le % tist tis son. rhuulas 2. Hi.
itv b. Ou Ost ag last yenr h. uas IN.
irraa m an nutHmuhle nnridrut -
sanuls Hhrn in rompamr with PRANK ,
ftsrains and rfilff POLITICIANS.
ftnfn iu rl.estIre HF Eiisy rsn.s hars
in 1s.a eta s1Nt his sole capital H,s
rtsl estsfs talfinrs u f1tisftla nau ere
nstfmatea e. t.a uurtf s30Mn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25

That The populatiop Of town or city
has nothing 10 do with the amount ap-
portioned can be seen when il is known
that st. Johnsbury received but s57.l5
and the town Of Chelsea gets s5.lll.T9.
Burlington will receive 81 09996; st. Al.
bans, s4.ssa.70; Topsham, 81 l,942.S3; Tun-
bridge, sl,s53.s7; Lowell, S4,705.55; Rut-
land. Ss,7sa.43; Brattleboro, sl,0ls.e5.
This apportionment is made under the
law of 1912, the new law not taking ef.
feet until June 80, 1915.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
DEATH AT FoxvILLE.
Mrs Mary S POmsroy Died Yesterday
Of Bnghts Disease.

Mrs. Mary Susan Pomeroy. a well
known resident Of Graniterille for the
past nine wears, died 81 the home 81 her
brother. Barney Martin. IN FoNville sun
DAY forenoon a. u o'elock. the end fol-
lowing 3 long illness of ehronic Brights
disease. Besides her brother. vith shoEa
she had long resided. sl.e leaves = daugh.
ter. Mrs. Gertrude King, nf Lyndun. who
wns married only a short time ago. Thf
decrasr8 uas a. years Old and pas barn
IN Ellsworth Ne canning % f-rauItssiils
in lHa her husbands name vas Lsgn-
ard Pu1nefgf.
Funeral srrires wH - hsl1 ~ tils
home ~ MI Martin Tuesday sfternoom
a. 81 stlocl Ret Aiisrt Ahbetf
rsstrr aF fhe Wilamstoan tietto1ist
rfurrh. aHldstfrE interment si1 -
uais in ths eemetery - ths esst hd 10
Nl.iia rsstUvn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25

Ir r-,aafs eurrt 81 Msrtrsiisr tear
fliss Eose fueta sHftisf ~ arrrIurts aa
-fn.lrisffafra 81 tis Hstsas FL 1aei 81
luais iats 81 F5untrsfifs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
VENICE BOMBARDED
IN TWO AIR RAIDS
Teutonic Aeroplanes Are Reported To
Have Made Attacks on the Italian
City Last Night-oficial Re-
port Made in Rome.

Rome. via Paris, Oct. 25s-Teutomc
aeroplanos last night made two separate
attacks with inoendiary bombs on the
city Of Venice, according TO an official
announcement issued here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
SKULL WAS BROKEN.
John Murphy Was KILLED when Auts
Sldd6ed at Vim. Ne.

Bangor. Ne OCT. 25--John Murphy
-, Of Lynn. Mass. suffered fracture
of the skull from whieh b. died in tp.o
minutes. ahen an automobiis IN which
be and three others were riding skiAded
and was overturned in Vim yesterday
The others were uulv slightly injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
DIVORCE CASE UNooNTEsTED.


Judge Waternlau heard diFurrr easas
IN Wsshinrtou rourtF euart nt Mnftr.f-
ief fhis affHruoun ard fhs frst cass tsk
.en up was that af SsFsh " Carr w.
.Gienn Al Carr. The sust wns unaurtestssd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25

'Town district.
incorporated district.
A comparison of the amounts each
county will receive can be derived from
the following table:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-16
Lime and tuberculosis

Dr. Roberts BaFtholow. former professor
IN Jefferson Medical college. PbHsdelphta.
aRd widely famed a. q medical writer. s.,.
IA the eighth edition Of his authoritative
hsieria Aediea nss5l. 90 page. sis and
ZIG:
q tihieal experience has shown that IL
referring 10 calcium salu po,~e,.e. The
ib-dcfined prosperity known a. Alternative. re-
Bnsses certaiH taHic or nsorbifie material,
and secures their Secretion By the erran,
Of elimination. The testluanx
~hirh has lately bren published in respect
10 its curative Rswer- IN euasum2tion /.
certainly very striking"
o. course. he does net refer IL testimony
published regardius results obtained
through the use = Eekman's Aftcrasl,-r
since the medical profession makes IL q rule
never puoiiclg - recommend PROPRIETARY
fctnsdies- However. there IS q large acgu-
iaNiatlpm af sHeA testimony. covering mAav
cases "a. consumption ard allied throat and
bronchial affections watch seem 70 have
yielded completely 10 this remedy.
Doubtless tAis success : due largely "a
Inc fact that tn Eckman's Alternative q cal
e.um iiine8 salt is 81 combined with other
aluable ingredients - 90 be easily asssmi.
lated by the average person
II contains neither epAiss. narcotics nor
nabit forming crGss it Is ssfs o. take
Ncar druggist has iz 81 sill set K. or yos
can order direct
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-16
STOLE BECAUSE NE
COULDN'T HELP IT.
MAN TELLS OFFICER

That he had been stealing SINCE he
vas 20 years oid and that he stole
because he could not control the im-
pulse Was the confession a. B.
steele. an EMPLOY u thc slnta Re
railway power house made Yesterday
to Special Ascent George II. Thomas
Steele was fined $50 and costs hy
Justice George r. Craig yesterday.
when he pleaded guiliy upon . CONF
plant filed b. the Springer Transfer
company Lumber taken from one 81
the c0mpsny's wagons left slandius
near the Santa Fe transfer track. was
found az has place last Saturday. bot
30 arrest VAS made then. The officers
we're informed that II must have been
taken IS someone else and placed
there. Yesterday Thomas and station
Master J r. Sinclair found single
trees from the s'prinser wagon in his
house. Then he made the statement
credited to nina by Thomas
The Officers charge steele with
having in his possession au oil can
lamps. waiter keg and cusp.dors. sup
posed u have been stolen irem the
santa Fe and several Wells Fargo a
Go. locks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-16
MASTER MIND TO BE
SEEN AT THE CRYSTAL

Tine Master Mind" j. play that
mirrors many Of the most sensation
ai events u the underworld lis chief
characters include Richard Allen. a.
msster criminal Pmkerton detec-
1--WE, United States marshal and
several dozen characters u the I'M
dervorid whose careers have been
biackened by crime and impFison-
ment Then. there is too a delightful
Intervening % a majestic vein Of ro-
nance that interviewed into the plots
ana eOunier-piots while the innocence
Or the charming girl gives the play a
most refreshing atmosphere TO offset
ihe vivid. tense dramatic situations
that occur throughout the entire i've
thousand feet
The Master Mind" viii bc seen az
the Crystal theater tins afternoon and
t0Hight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-16
QUICKLY RELIEVES
WITHOUT DISTRESS

Thr congestion Of waste aud
refuse from the stomach. ferment.
lng IN he bowels. generates poisoa-
Gus gases that occasion distress
and invite serious illness Healta
and comfort demand that ms
congestion be speedily relieved
and the foul mass expelled.
The weu-founded objection most
people have 10 the violence u ca
thartIc ard purgafve agents Is o..
ercnme by using the combination
Of mfle laxative aerbs with pen.
san that IS sold in drug stores uu-
DIR the name OF Or. CaldWelPs
syrup Pepsin. a dose ~ night
brings relief next morning. with
out giscom fort or Inconvenience.
A free trial bottle can b. obtain
III by writing To DR. W. y. Cald-
we'll 49, Washington 81. Mont.-
cello. MS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-16

lifIi4fAI painter Phone 1881.
Fees candy store makes g speciality
- leue nsaat not csrarnek
n Aiesa. iAs sheep raiser and
senesai msrfcnart 81 Cute. - usi0sni
cnuaii. j. ID lhe cts an business
Frank NHtt tHe dfagesss. ien yes-
tfFday morning 90 hurried business
trip - sants =. lie UIil return TO-
night
ghsre viil he 4 feF0iAr reYiee ~
Maine hise Na. i Ladies' n the Mac.
eaheez At $3.50 O'clock thls afternoon
~ odd Fellows haH
There Hiii b. y uHeeainE q tas Icy
II 'srtsF II Aapss e iir lodge rooms
-et soatA second street tonight An
nisnatvfs are requested 70 g. present
Gel u ~ 3. SELLERS Was notified
YESTERDAY that he hsd bseH Feappoui.
~ Representative 90 fas contest board
fer NeE Aeziee % lhe American Au-
tomaaiie association
Mrs n J. Render. vh0 visited Los
AHgeifs and san Diego cat. has re-
inrnea home sine visited tie exposi-
ilan at San Dlexe and says the New
MeKlco building beats thtn all
The Aichlron, Topeka and Santa Fe
Il pFrpaflnk HlBna far thc eouairnc-
tien 81 yards ana the building Of Il
new depA a. kl0ea Kan Railway
Age Gazette
W y Reed. who took hiss brother.
ip-MNs car cot faf q spin sunday
ussht was fined so yesterday by
Police Judge craig for driving wlth.
oct drivers ilcenep
Lietnses 20 marry yesterday were
issuei 90 Prank Mcsiianis 81 Joseph.
Mo. and balsy schlr8uka, Elnconas
da, ~ a. George T. Alien. Hodges.
n and - kaihrSn Drake. Hodges.
~ 81
Walter WeinWar. president ans
Herbert Gailes saies manager 81 the
Southwestern Auto company. left yes-
terday for II Peso Tex. where they
intend % establish q branch aeency
for the Greut-sss automobile They
will BE absent several days
The Atehison Topeka and santa re
has ordered tao hundred s0.eea-gAl-
ioa capacity tank cars from she Press
fd Steel Gar company This order Is
iu addition 60 TWO ofiers Tor Ice cars I
sach placed iasi November and De-
cembef Hallway age Gazette
O. A Kelsey. or SO South Arno
street. has returned from Hoboke.
,'uia where hs SCENT le attend the
fHneral - his slsier-ln-lan. MFs e.
s. Kelsey. and her three Near-ad son
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-16
MISS M0ESLER MARRIED
TO CLARENCE A. GRAHAM:
WEDDING KEPT SECRET

announcement was made yesterday
% tire marriage on January No of
Miss Mac Moesler. Of Albuquerque.
10 Mr Clarence A. Graham. OF pal
las. Tex The ceremony was perform
ed hy Rev &. @. Beckman. and the
wedding was kept a secret until yes
terday AR and Mrs Graham Viii
leave tomorrow for Dallas. where
they viii make their future home.
The bride is well known in AlUu-
aueule where she has many
friends who viii BE- surprised TO learn
Of her marriage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-16
M0T0RCYCLlST FINED
FOR 0VERTURNING RIG

G. + Bepp, moiorcyclisi. was fin
ed Sic and costs by Judge Craig az the
afternoon session Of police court for
reckless driving Bopp ran into a
ougsy Standing on South sixth street
HeeF cod avenue and turned il over
accgrdlng 20 Witnesses No one was
IN III Fgo said hts cycle slipped on a
patch - sand a. he was turning the
corner