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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
N.,h.ss..

,,r,, q.
ilTH Az. ess.s, & ssh e. tso-5sl w
60. ~ Raay. atty. r. CO.. iTs pway 81
Az y. lIt3-Snml Hamburger 20 HHrvic "
Rlair. CO., " is7th ct: atty. /. r Co. $50
.Hway 49,; ;.. .....:.....ti
Ridlr. COZ " 18TH st, atty. l. n ca.
$50 Bvav
Az a. i1Is--Hnrvie Bla,r 10 sidnsv
Thurshy. Mount, Hone. \ Y: at.v. =
20. 100 Bvav. .....'. ..... s.
y Trua, 20 20 BROAD ~ attvs H.
& : 90 Cedar a., tts ono
TOOTH SIR iti n. ,,r,iL.b,,L 20 $500,
lean Me- 60. az c.dsr ~. 20 Nnnss,
.en'' 81 "'''a .n"e.s
N%pI.nS ,vviT $1,000
III, 0t.M y|s'ph're hIy' ~.
~" N'' " - ~
nrIS $4,000
''%%tr s''aN 80 az; lsISleo II
aysI ''''" ~ A'Fe' N'eh"hs " - ~
,woylsek. 1851 IN av; aty L r O.
can ST $50 E-Nsria Bozzutd 20 bom.n.
,or Ema"Geii' For, Lee : ! 600
s6~vlS5"tS%r tzss;d1k ct ga Al TO ''s Mnr, sf
81 ~ 81 cht'mr6Msfa.' '.@n Az; a''''' Davis
g Mason S.; ',,-' 'Sth ~ @'9,'si w
Gua-un's. co. l75 Rcm.cn 81. nk'yn,
mp. IT &c, l?6 hway $4,000
IL Wl'tb,m 4 an, W. ESsstJd5oe III"
,N' De VIII Ia De W. +" Ts,S1
l.crIt ST N 'g'
Ss-,''IIi i5n h,ISr,,i' y!,dg,s nea''y co
10, n ,..,f' a,.' w. -
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ROBnlNS Az, $40, ~nil--Annuccio San,im
20 Casper Eehr. 1873 linton Nv, 2 yrs
from .t,ny l. 1914. attv Cssnsr Kahr
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

eeD ST. ans TO 32i E-pavid Arheiter art
Tomback e. Mcphee ct al. June ~,
1910 Sl.J
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, June II The statement of
the receipts and pay warrants Of the Treas
ury shows.
June - This mo Fiscal W
Receipts ..,....,s ?,",9OTl S1.u'TGu tsaI oGi 90
Pay warrants, 1,e5i,fi3 Hiagtaj 1860,
Surplus ..-.,. so7sls st.alG.2ls $50. .Se Ole
Deficit.
Receipts from customs june N. ssqN AZ. IN
ternal revenue. ordinary. $3.50 0a3; corporation
tax, th9 $50; miscellaneous fIg SSl.
National bank notes received for rc,Ienn.
tiOu, tl7sl.1G.
The cash statement Of the United States
Treasurer for June 10 shows
Nh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
real. ESTATE AT AUCTION.

MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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MORTGAGES.
,With name and address Of lender and
lrndcr's Attorney
n.v,,ov,
'0."'' ~
HENkl 81 : e. lni -; ih"P ~ hItsrIS'
49,. ,1iynn ~ INA a. An. INV 'IqIs'
~ 49, los Rubin. 400 Hwav s. 600
on tpIT6N 81 So 25 ~ ViriCk - e,x
49, De'ano knapp o. al to Rohert 9
~ ror bond attys. Gilbert, l. & q
AZ Exchangc pl.. So, 900
E,.t s;dc
NC. n, Fi,th - hnrwo,n Fourteenth
,o
tIii ~. ~ rns An, 49,
u'M N''" Iu','. Nn'' 10
non 'n.' u, s,vss"", -
@ = "''' zoos mo-
-4. WI, >. oqo D., a., 5NviGo -
'"lh 80. 'pcc,l,y a." To- " Mig and
'""r,g 70 Ia n~r,,1wlv .JIue II Z
~. "G n =. atty Y r Ins %, l3i
a. $500 49,. ......Si5 900
10Th ST, = =, 2aS " "a ay, @sNi0O o
sam 10 sumo " yrs 80 y u w Gtn0
Sign ST : o.. 1888 e PARK ay. 42xi02 >
J,nnir j Ryan 10 Jos W Ralci, l2G u
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tNith nainc and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party OF second part.)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.
Complete List Handed Down b,
First Department Division.

TIE following decisions were handed
doVn yesterday by the appellate Di-
VISION. First Department:
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All Bydoshy electric propcrti,s report
ing for week ending MAY sS shaved
net connected load gains Of $3.50 customers.
with 37s kilowatts lighting load and 23i
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Win name and address Of lender AZ
lenders a~t'orucy)
Downtown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
thorough ~ The Bronx

wHi1STER AV. " =. I,0i7s u i69th st.
: lots each G.. :xS:. ? mtgs each ss6, 900
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
iHilIi2o1LETO villa FIE ENfIIs4EE)tl))
AfER 4 LhS A!BE|3IRs''1ll!4s!1ES
De FL PtS0, ?.5aS
AOSTR3 EHTFEfS Ell REGFIIii$R A EQLf-
lila CIE0AD FA2A HaCii R R!E2,f%%-
T. 4 s.IS AGl2tgbEtS

E)mos c-!c"-G CT @Ies..s2 @s+Ir-"T
anzeaica,, lie &C. apprehension de Hip
.i-o E-f-la. a1rn-naEy &>! -a1@-@l Fan
ci+-o S-i-!a. -'.1c- m3..... avar en .a
c-,.f:.-aa .: 1:.s 90. r.asauaIaGo r-o- ai
a.-n-c g..=7oa @-..f-uGa. -a.i1 dc s.
.a.z.iorio p...-. r. Pap. rn .5sca de fac
AZ te1-aa re~nores f@r&ados he q@e
r!G5rra ,ag,pua,o > se 5e pu@ielo caa Li-
SDarga&. a.naes die gge se na, a;rae i2
pra aeza2 Gmc-.zlgrta- aoa1r= Jas i-rL-n na-
CLONES qae sc De hace@ en- ezta cil-i-
ua ciGGiad-
FL De!egaana que Teci5i0 c- JEFF
ole P0tic5a LaGrasteg- q1e dino nn@rGan
q sG apprehension ' I'll eGe3erno en
una cal&a l;e Ia c47oeI RlbIica. esra-
ba conrebiGo en- ios sigrrie~1cs tra:-
nrEnc~:
Sc nequ5ere Ga. rresercEa 1iel cono-
r.e- E1.ia en- I'll Paso, para q@c lies
pnr.da d dos acmsarnoncs crirr irg,le$
2-csentadas en &l corrr:!. rcsenenre@
IA ra-ir-aa-a. a @@ cheqaa por ralo~ &c
s10JDoC qae gIro aohoe LIN baaoo e1
e. GQe mo ren5a fondos y IA aa-umda-
= L. eS.aia ire s5G.000 de gr4 5o I'M
cg-na Tictor E.aru~o-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
~ TNSThT..a fNE:RFI.IDN G.N E1I. IIiD
Ii:l- I'll. H'islIE DEL. N!lEUE

A Ia~ ,Ii.H ~Ir la Imail.ama. "I -.rnr"-
raI IDhr'r@iom aiHnGiam6 I'll @-awm ~m
,Fm" hiDD II NGa.i" = Dnor",l56 Il jio~ta-
Iar,sn" r'n rl IlolrI lGa-m &rl &,ort"
nloloir. ~ riD-ontra5G Sm h"rmlana \
a~ -rii0l.a-; GaiIlnru IapGa \ SOL"
dad ,a"Ho2:i.:Z y .n- Mi~annIrt% d,' -n
E>'ad0 Mayor.
Inmeiaiaml"1Gtr &r-pJGr- d@ hah."r
So im~GaIa,5o rl ri lrdoao d~Parta-
man-@ Mlrl m~nciona&Io N"trL ~I ='"-
nrral Alvar@ OiprrGGn rerUblnj al N.G-n
-ul .An,Er,'s rs. siarr@a. .@n qu6,n F--
Nuaia ronI'sr"nria1,LN lar=arlarIlHr
N;ar'r&a Ila h,"ttlo .rr"rmrna~- Niains
Ilnl@iatn" vi MiIa- "a N.1Wjad ImaH'ry. poor
ing-t.rmrrim.,'$ db,. Ithr-'rgjaGl, Eral;a @ir'r
-1ar HnGpuF1IEl1,.S iDr=0rlo~ rum ies
irfc- rmn -. rmrW"nH~am i" @uarmi-
ri,'n 7m Ia Errina paEs, Gu" IGa ~iIw
Dqlra-ta lrn.io e. rnmIfmI ,b"l ..nIe.rlGm
t'aI.slIillrimrra I-ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
Carraza de-oru e12 es5 de acuerdo CON los deas del
l2residente Wilson references al Pon-GmeTicanisno
E rar M pensn bace orEan:ss cabios en- d gobierno dice
qne aqrd enrada Nxco nato 0bg6R Io de Ferero


80. '.i"'I'@ ''U.'''i' H'"''' az "'' n u.
SAL-GIE.m. Tna.mi5.# TGjriam.,re
'@.-e e.G H'l&n.c-. .Irtr i~ ,0- ~@asrilH-
rinrq.5e,as. Xlaa~1f.no r.arramza- hi
~ lry dae,=rariencs "a .o@ rcmesn@-
1ar.ora dc IN i'.,-asa ar@-,~a 5ir los a,la-
n>s aii:.a~c- = naI.r1nn~ 4@e pieraa
r!cs4rroilar e- @n fg1uno pn.@irroo.
2ia,3i ''p.:lo t.! farc d4G }@oaia.mo de- lac
TO. cuc cn Witt 8a mt". la rarmpaila en
CEi:uuahua -nbay tcrnnimad~ con IN
l'ead5r5pn DIE To-. HfGncircJes j@1,e- ri
l.i~r@s. :ig. u r0nr@nii5ir t~Gas las tro-
Tsaa nDe sc e@@ucmrram cm eel maHce. nj
rcucmo @ei paj5 par@ Hnicfar umn vi
@orosa canaPaiaa con.@a lm& zana1i-rt.ss
C@,ran&a e@perD q9e ei pans es-ara
r,a-1 t5ca&o &e.l-o G@ &o> mascz a nas.s
tanGar-
2Ii=iarjaar al H2anssa5a del Rac-
~55lrnt.e @'=iaon ri C'orGrea@ Hc Las E.
1adoS manifesto Har es-a eateI anaon-
te de sruar&lo lan saa@ iGea.~ rr@lrca-
ta9 @i pananaalraa t5@rle.
D!;@ a&e.nas p3 P..in@" Jafc. que
niensa harer rour innrosr@n-es car1-
Fies cr C. @lai-nH@ ~a.HM5o IIc@1e i
nnef.5-a7o. r9sa mig tao.ia--. al~o ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24

NADETD. T@rjen2h,ra 22&--5.a sis-
-a DIX "a ac-5ru& qg.e ha.ai& ~en5lio asa-
a2ie@.o = P's-si..:ra=rra. r=a-4nlo 5a
ron=r rraba% Q 5.. rr.a5rrtEa jie- @ob@Er-
To- r.. RE: Alfonso. ha.-5e:,s4o ESQ DE-
Ga rr=rs@sza-5.a lue Le oo@sea.e la
&ussag5t1c.@a~ &=r,5di5 G.iso.g=r ESQ A.
ia G::lmara = al =fecao tHeaoo @- @e-
c0=:o gasEecra3ro qGe .e iur e@trega-
&o al Connie de Rornano@as ra@& I'll
ejecGe5"l~
g-l ris-1o .&ec-eoo or&ena mue L.
c,=rcia-.ez E&r4 m@:e-nh-oa Ge- Iaa-.a.-
a,=ar@- casgIas,a .4,@aF e. nrogi@0 n-,es
ie HsE&o-
f.a @ab5erno h4 ro=2s.do INDIA sla-
Sc dix Paarauc.aaes p&ra rvirar ie-
-o9aana=. na-o nargc= at&@ nam sido
saaeces&2ios, 2~es e. ord=@ Peam2no-
.- .a.a.-araale. FL Con.sa lie fson.g.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
Sigle b. ;ando DE p@esc6a, el uapel
rnone'1la.

l'e Ura rnaneera TSolenta bai6 h9y
ei paF@l r2~neria rarr;aii cista. coitizdIr.-
d!a,s" a prsci@S rscanjtal@samemte bn-
ic-;. Los r@rnarciantes suItlianlrn Ell
ed acto eI pracio de sus marcancsas,
co@ 20 rHal Tiene q ssr Mas aagGstio-
ss. que nmnc2 la situari6n de- grs La
"GitaTt@s die GG Alcti,ipoli. Ell prerio
Tue %uarda aetuaImembe el payeg mso-
media es tl n,iis bajn qle Sc ha regis-
1rado, y nagal1lmente tl pneci0 de las
me!ranGias ha aIranZaiG alturas ir-
c@rsceuiOles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
IlLFaan NJ " EAINItR FRANCES A IA
EaGR 4 ltF.l EEaRds Fill hIE,NlMj
TnF ~ vi EAT aRINEO

TLADRGD, Diriembna 2&.-E- Ii-
ris-ea.io de GLaEiina z'eclb36 lr mr9enssa-
ie izrr.aado aa Torto,1. e. l1H 81 ie
iii -@enra n@a leg a. 10 boca Ge. Rio
E1brp el sapog fsancas L@aa.&o~s. HI
rerplo die La Pe@sccncion Dde Gn sGpn..a-
rino :,jerna~.
Sc@5.n 5ica cl rele&rana. g. can5-
1a= Gel vs.po- @=a@c@s declar" Hu@ q
-ua1.za ase T:,lg g.zi-na. hasri:a lt2s;r@a5'o t.
capar Ge! s1raeTGibse. ! qr@e lasioGa
creiGo n-r1denSc recaa&r t." .cos.a@ =s-
pazgo.as -eHra cvnG@f eL r1e sa amarar-
r@gcSon fGcra EnnGada-
40 aa sa.ne ccGsr@a 81 ell &.n@sre-so
dix Hs.>ias. :u;s.a-l .a-e@aa cye-er1al..&2-
ci&n sd5re =r particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
DE UNA HAAERA NIlLfNTA BlIO EEL PAPfL
HaABDA GSRRAEsFSTA fHl LA
Capital DE- IA RFPIBZEcA
urirgramta ~~p"rinH p:ora IN @lrNr%~h.

E'IF-I1AD DE ME&ECO- TGicirmbre
223---AR~nnGs paSaicrns que ham I've
GadG DE- CGautIa. Morelos, refieren
que ios xnEcGtisras ejecutaron al gre
neral a;;-fed@~al Rafae! E@1Ea Liz,
7Csquc EHrie~on moticia qme iba a L.
G-crfl%r ia ,amnniatia ofreciiGa por Pa
bin ticnZals2. .c;eg&n los refcH'iG@s PA
saicnos, lms :'c2natis7t:&s esriin G.sc1iii,Bos
"a roati@uar la cGmmaf!a rontRa hos
s'r::aa-i s'r:aa ..:::gncist's 3 son &e to6o PuntG IN
exacta: .es@ n04.jcias que Gstos ham he-
,rIno s@Erer :!ags-l:r;aaGo Gue se enclen-
tIam G5esn:@5,al@z;lG,os J ,gwe P6ensaln
rr.mdI:-'ae.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
()DREGDN Y RODLES IISClJTIERl)HI SODE|E SOODDER|E
IA SITUACION De CHIHUAHUA
FL EFE Sl0EREET HID RA QUEREDO HAGER DEII DIA4C R Mes
YHA ESTADO C0HFEEREEEI1lIGCAAhDO GGiE j0SE isabel.
R0BLES Y Ell CONSUL ANDRES ANDRES {. GARCIA

iamnmhn ""upaaii" p@F "l =ml@alt"rmn
-1B" N.ar@am2a ~~ I." WH 1"iI~r" ,THa
d-"r3 ~~l..rima .@~i rSru"5~aI -AlrGr@
h@IIr'~r5ji1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
T. VILLA CONTINUAPA Ia LUCIA
CONTRA E. COB. CARRANCISTA
Dz embardo env5 mensae fe evocionao dcendoe
continuara Ia lucha contra Carranza hasta el finn
Villa Sc encuetra cerca de Villa Ahumada CON Rodriguez

omr p'.d@ r.zlnir pma rh" 10 -i=lnI@-
r;IGl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
Perecieron cuatrocientos s0EdufoS del
ej6$rciito alen2dn en- uEa explosion
en- el Arsenal de Muenster
Sc ha triPIicado Ell presuPaesto de guerra en-
E7rQncia EN- el emo que ga "a fia1lizar

lei tscar w. saL56 H. trisa iii pGru Steckolso CON
To com si67 pacitista Ford. kIT. Ford se qzsd9
en In oapitoI De i#orGega ezfer=3 d. grage9ad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24

PsgSa a la Paq 5a. fJnl. a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24
TO ADVER Users I

" guarantee "a PRE&SA has larger
ci-,-a2aticsl imam amy pt5le- -arE5Can newspaper
in tine limited STATES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24

n!r4 .oi~ .* HUr "a" Il@ dirJ"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-24

Culrpre Ud. sns aitrGs Til espailpl igna
.in e. In2anu. COT Dolgrass ST. sam .Antn-
MIC. Teuaa. SIN caaa es le mis- baraea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05
Mccombs Prods the President.

II the energetic protestations from
the White House and Mr.. William +
McCombs to the effect that the most
amicable relations exist between thu
president and the Democratic national
chairman have carried any weight in
the past il will be remarkable If they
continue to do so henceforth. To-day on
the very day on which the LaFollette-
Furuseth bill, which so effectively Grip
pies American shippings, goes into ef'
feet, Mr.. McCombs emphasizes the
necessity for its repeal.
Now it may be that Eve all make
mistakes now and then" as Mr.. Nc
Combs says, but il is not very pleasant
TO be reminded of them publicly, with
the added implication that the president
in, signing this remarkable measure al
lowed himself to be hoodwinked by the
Wisconsin wild man. And the most gall
ing feature of the incident is that Mr.
Nee is both logically and morally
right in asserting that repeal is the only
remedy, thereby eondemning the admin
istration's subterfuge, the legality of
which is highly doubtful, in deciding not
to enforce some of the most onerous fca-
lures of this spoilation act for the pres
York Evening Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05
WAITSFIELD

Mrs. Jessie Graves went Friday to st
Johnsbury on business trip.
Mrs. Spencer, who was called here by
the illness of her mother, Nine. Graves
has returned to her home in st. Johns
bury.
The chicken-pie supper and parcel post
sale at the Congregational church or
Wednesday evening were well attended
and over $40 were cleared.
Miss Mabel Joslyn is spending several
days in st. Johnsbury.
Herbert Gleason and auto party were
in town Wednesday.
w. w. DUDE of Boston was in town
Thursday.
T. T. Martin of Barre has been guest
of his brother, Merle Martin, the past
week.
z. II. McAllister suffered on Monday
what seemed like "A slight shock, but is
resting comfortably.
Mrs. L. A. Fiske is gaining and able
to sit up short time each day.
Mrs. Harrison Backus of Duxbury was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. William Wright and little son
are guests of Mrs. Wright's sister, Mrs.
z. F. Nerney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05
CURRENT COMMENT
The Village Hitching- Post.

Many of the ''sizable" Vermont vii
lagos have been removing the htching
posts from the streets, and the old fash
ioncd horse shed is not as common as
they once were. This brings just com
plant from those who drive to town
and find places for hitching their horse
scarce, while the cars of villagers, and
Others, line the streets. Some villages
have provided hitching places of the
streets but conveniently located. This is
commendable To be sure conditions are
rapidly changing and many man who
formerly came to town with team now
comes in his car, and all cars need to be
taken care of, but the removal Of hitch
ing place after hitching Place inconveni
e1ees a great number OF people and their
needs are as essential as the other needs
of people. The Monitor is not arguing
for the restoration of hitching posts on
the streets but for the adequate care of
the needs of those who come to town in
other places or in other ways. Most vii
lagos have vacant lots which The Moni
tor believes might we'll be utilized for
this end, even if at some expense to the
Monitor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05
Ak Tablets For
Various Forms
OF Headache

1t - necessary fn order % treat hena-
schss properly - understand the causes
ynirh produce ths s-eeti1su" says Dr.. J. " {.
llaT - kluFEtuu. Ala. GaurfuufuE. bs sarss
. ftFsfriaus Cannot even heEin the trent-
meuf - q Eissase NithuuE knuWluE whaf
causes firs rise - a.. ard - ulust rennerr-
tef that headHrias - e. - freefed accuTf NJ
o. tts sane ruiss - usnsf naf only - pHr-
tirulsr - Efrs . remedy intended - erun-
tsrert Ire Esuss wh8fh uFn1mEss ire fHn1-
- but - must slsu Eire remedy -
rslere ths pain uHffl tts cstsss - TIE trtills
tas ben removed. To srsser ftis purpose
Anlri4knn1uia Tst1szts wfiI - found q m 80
furrerisrt Hrd saftsferfTTT remedy fire
tastlst sfsTT one - tirse hslFs e. rss sfFffsf-t
arr rest On tire rfFHsi Severe eNsts - tFaaaE 30
usurAiria mud rzr1tcalarlE 1ts hs1cact.s
% wuwHu
Wter 80 tNrs y rsHstHtf sGstfnet - rsrriN~
rftaf ~ 90 stFk tsh1aMf BE- - srusElH NMuttrlr
Nm - ksFE k1s hEWeis reFe ~. sur wktrN
rfstF1trlr - ta.tfer stsMN Anfffasf NwH whFu
~ fsHas sac 8smst stTw - an mwrsrff~N
sttark - shasutH tNAs Fwm AZ TNtfaEs
Furf taafsEEsFs sMulEt51 NswMMs - ssssf~gtef@M
- cary fss-~ A fEtz-kssFarl - wNstNsm - nMrn
hMr~ tN~rr r@MrM fnF amN*m0ls mWa. TEES.
latii-fs n~w ErFrErt - nrK8afs nrsH rmr -
rsFnff~H ~ - r7~raMwwN rs1tas f. 3 we~w
So r.imnsss. 40 - * TsAsats
Arr. -kM-uElla E4tlas-s Ca - aataaa1flse -
GrlEEissaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05
WATERBURY

Mrs. George Ilaskins and son OF Lis
bon, n. H. have been guests OF Mr.
Haskins' uncle, G. b. Evans, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Harvey, Howard
Harvey, Miss Maydene and Master Eu,
gene were over.Sunday guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Bugbee in Springfield On
the return motor trip they saw their
sons, Forrest and Hugh, who are en-
ployed in the Windsor Machine Co.'S
shops. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey report DR..
and Mrs. Bugbee nicely located and the
doctor having fine dental practice.
New members elected at the Twenty
Five club Monday evening were f. c.
Luce and Allan Perry. The next meeting
will be in charge of Alton Wheeler.
Frank Broadwell has moved into the
new house which he recently built at
Duxbury Corners. Thad. Harvey has
moved into the one vacated by Mr.. Broad
well.
Michael Good of Barre has purchas ed
of Edison +. Foss his farm in Duxbury,
directly across the road from the one
owned by the state. Mr.. Foss takes in
part payment Mr.. Goods house on Brook
street, Barre. Mr.. Good will move his
family within a short time, having Sc
cured employment in the Union Granite
Co.'S sheds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05
Recipes of Various Kinds.

Graham Nut Brcad-Sift together one
and one-half cups of graham -four, one
and one-half cups bread dom two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder and three
quarters teaspooniul OF salt. Add one
and one-half cups of sweet milk, one half
cup of mOlasses, quarter pound of
English nut meats, chopped fine. Mix
wen. Bake in moderate oven one
hour.
Chocolate eake-Cream one cup Of sug-
ar with one cup OF butter. sift three
times one heaping cup -four. one-half
lteaspoonful soda and two tablespoonfuls
cocoa. Add 10 butter and sugar one egg
wei beaten, one.h half cup OF milk one
teaspoonful vanilla. Combine the two
mixtures. Bake in hot oven.
Dcviled Fish-~Take large fish and
wash. Cut open along the backbone and
remove all the fish from the skin and
chop fine. Fry one onion in butter; add
two cupfuls OF bread crumbs. moistened
with melted butter. Take from the FIRE
and mix with the baked fish. Add two
eggs and chopped parsley; season with
salt, pepper a pinch Of cloves and mus
tard. Pill the skin Of the fish with the
mixture and boil with two sliced onions.
few slices Of lemon. some parsley and
Tablespoonful OF butter until tender
This may BE- served hot or cold.
Turkish Delight-One package Of
quickly dissolving gclatine soaked in
three-quarters Of a cup Of cold water
about three minutes, juice OF one lem i
on and one orange two cups Of sugar.
Boil hard % minutes. Add one table 4
spoon strawberry extract and one-half
cup each Of nut meats and chopped figs. ]
Pour in a baking tin which has been wet
with cold water. let stand % hours and
dust with confectioner's sugar, cut in
small squares and roll again In sugar.
Marshmallow Pudding One half pound
one cup heavy cream. one
fourth cup 81 candied cherries. one half
cup Of English walnut meats, two table
spo0nfuls 81 powdered sugar. Soak cher.
ries for one hour in one teaspoon Of al
mond and the same amount Of vanilla
extract, stirring occasionally, then cut IN
pieces. Cut walnut meats and marsh
msll0ws IN small pieces. Whip cream.
sdd sugar and navoring, fold IN the re-
naming ingredients. Mold and chill
Parsnip Fnttcrs Wash. scrapc and
quarter parsnips Cook In boiling water
until soft Mash and SEASON with salt
md pepper shape into nat cakes and
Try In batter 81 drppings
Turkish Kiee Wash and drain half
up Of rice Cora in ono tahlespoonful
4 butter until brown. then add one hslf
up 81 boiling water aud steam uuth
oft. Add one and three -fourths cups ,
4 tornat1fs and eo1k tqgethef Season ,
Nth pepper end salt
Doruthr ncttsr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05

Ncwfanc, Wallmgford, Ludlow, STAN.
ford, Fair Haven, JcfcrsoWille, Winoo-
ski, Colchester, Saxtons River,
Manual training has far greater val
ne than instruction in actual perform
nnce because IL gives proper recogni-
ton of manual ability. In former years
the schools recognized only mental ac-
complishmcnt as honorable attainment
and thus denied large proportion Of
the children standing of merit in the
public school or mind. The recognition
of the merit of good manual work ad-
mits a much larger proportion Of the
children to the field of creditable en-
deavor. 1t extends the enthusiasm of
learning and accomplishment far be-
yond the earlier prescribed mental cir
cles. II cannot fail to prepare many
more boys and girls for useful and re-
spectacle citizenship. 1t is work that
should be encouraged and developed I'M
iii tho state can give all but its defec-
tive children preparation for a useful
ife.-St Johnsbury Caledonian.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05
BEST LIVER AND
BOWEL LAXATIVE
FOR FAMILY USE
"Cascarets" Regulate Women, Men and
Children Without In
jury
Take When Bilious, Headachy, for Colds,
Bad Breath, Sour Stom-
aeh

Instead of nasty, harsh pills, salts,
castor oil or dangerous calomel, why
don't you keep Cascarets handy in your
home? Cascarets act on the liver and
30 feet of bowels so gently you don't
realize you have taken cathartic, but
they act thoroughly and can be depended
upon when good liver and bowel cleans
ing is necessary they move the bile aud
poisons from the bowels without gripping
and sweeten the stomach. You eat one
or two at night like candy and you wake
up feeling fine, the headache, biliousness,
bad breath, coated tongue, sour stomach,
or bad cold disappears.
Mothers should give cross, sick, feverish
or bilious children whole Cascaret any
time they are harmless and safe for
the little folks.--Adv.