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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
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AAM2 oMt 1@tAFVA41SI REMu va 3 @NAI
Ser .gehf Qoriien@ fhidte Dor Ginger Bet etnen Spe5aIforre
fpon0enten nd amerfa. Ger iuaqe 9Rann fam nod Rufbngton lmoI
beehrtp hatlrlh aud oS Gtdas0eparment nit fctneat geuhe. Sir
zen f~rcun0lfen gmpfng ober, Der ibm bort 8utHel tpuroe fahete er
lett 1inen Can't ab. tn0en er in ienem 9Latte fagt 5etretdr grDans
Mnsleben babe i'm an emrn Hn6bo8el einnert Gs lit aler6fngs mogl
lid, 0ab Ell 0de ihnoDe generfung naht I'M fh fnr 0s SHterptep
cas- graan ibm nht geDdhren mpatc, 3u r%gpanfieren. 8ie Dem aber aud
ien MAG, q0eniaas mnb unpr Serr Saatsidretdr bdrauf gefaBt fem
raf Ed imt III ben 4~isbAdHern Der gan3en 8elt ais Ranbboga abge
biIOd mer0en miro. &r firbten, bob iogdr bic enghiben 8lBbldthr
Inn Dfef9a aifront mbun meroen, benn eS ldt fh nht leugnen, baB Der
Barrier 3Htungsntoun ben Rogel olf ben aopf getroffen Bat. Sene Be
nrrrfung 6arfe es baen Golien0en BON amertfanern gum 8apuBfen
Irfnaen, bab Der ganns pelher 5nr5ett in Den ginBetIta0en, ote ibnt ieme
aortrogsoaren aHrn. bic alsndrtqe 9oiHif. Der @erelntgten Stoaten
bIoret lit Der Ghat enen Raubpoge nidt rndbnfh febt.
limo aDar fanesme9s oaen megen Der Safennaic, lpflde ietn BeHdt
alert, Ionoern nd pegea geuiner Observation-Disclosures bic tbm ihon
laanhe Iharfe ariff 5uge8ogen baden. g8ir nohter germ nit benz Re.
{pefE pUn thm ipreden, ben mir 1ener boben Stelung idul0en; der baden
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@faofsheDnrtment fmra naEru geDoroeh 0a begonn CT berets fene
otsae0e6ann gOrtroqstouren. 4uf bic empBrteH 4rotete, bic Das her'
bornef. med 1T fene anntaden Ritidten tn Der i~troflid8ten Betie bernads
lafHnel nnfte, Inn feline aDntrafte anbahen 81 foHnen5 aatnorhte er
mE eEsgt Irqanaent, nQs pohI Dor ibm nod ne Elm bDber Bar0entrager
nalergr uber irpenb elmer au0eren Regierung gebrnudt bat. Sc erfldrte
ran1ah. er nnHe fir feline alen Gage efnen R~ofbgroiden 5lruflegen uo
bQ g4n fimnerlides GebaLt imn bns nmt ern0glide, 10 lei er g%enotbigt
fh nnh Decentralization ~umsuieben. 2aun IL nAt onoers ging, 10
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
Deutl6e Be(ege fir Oeut(6e greue( in
fraM6Ii(C6Rr Ja0unQ.

Gle bon Sol. genier, 8rofefor am College be 5r1nca. hernusge8ebe.
neu .oofumentarifhen gaDeiea fir Die rbeutthet @reudtbaen IN Bel
glen" BIT Begun Ds srteges fuo nh ms 5ugegangen- Die ootunertaris
lden 8eneie fmo meit Ia8eufbldtter BON 0atiAen @efangenen oer
6efancnen. Bic i'm Jadfmie uno in Der lebericbung mieoergegeben
mpr0en. Sic lleberiebrng mo Die Geu1ng eHtiprttt nitt INNER gon5
cm Snn Der a%uf3ethmng 20 nir0 g. ., menn Elm 8latt Die Dt.
tbeiluna entbat, 0a6 Der Shreiber bem Qaroulengdng I'm &al0e mf
IhredIA betammehe 2eten BON 6ra5oRn getoBen let oaraus ernfah
obgeIetet nht onb Die @edoHe 0iee 8erlebun8en heroorgerufen bnbet
fou0eru 0nB nh Ieutide an Den Io0ten nit &erfuimneln ergost habPn.
gsas cine eun3 ~miafirdde annohme TT. aus ben meIten 2ofumenten
Gebt ibrigens bas Gnteban Der DeatiAen 9erfafer Dor Dem 5dredliden
herbor, 0as fe ieben un0 erhben, uHo nift Bite Cut 0aran. EroB0em lit
bic Heganptung bon Der 6reaoe an 8reaeIn od5, mas oie Gaiirten be.
hoapten nno beDeuen tDoaen-
SIN neientiheu bm6et es fh Inn bic aohe on GrtidafteH unb
qerfoaqr, bic as 3tbiGfen fh an 6einbiaigfetten ~betbeti8en, mas ia
ill gegina oes arieges bic Sample in 9eBen dorafterHFrte. 8o8u
fD[de gafbeiiqung flbren mnBy rn0 INNER flbrt, 0ds 5egen Dlqe Id8e
tndbIaHer. Sum SAMPLE oaer gegen oae 9eshuIb nrtB lie BON leoen
Seere at dlea 81 8eoote lHhenoen AattelE nHteroradf tperoet
@apiB hat en Golf 0u5 9ett. enen 8pfsfrieg SIT hIhren ipenn q
hin. Gs fam fd ais frieoade @urger geben ro onnn ploblnd aus
Dem SInhubnt in ben G1npf eingretfen. aber 0ann fdnn es nht Ell
udrten, 0ob bos bnrgerdde alco iene aRtgGeOer idutt 9ann nimut
bic GhIodt fem GnDe, mo Q1enihen f1.
limb menn cine 9eDoIhrung biie 4t Der a~riegfubrling frehptlia
tpaht, oaHn Ioa fe ndt idreaL nenn Der Geno ie auuinnt u0 ibr
in Der at begegnet, Die ibm aube ihaft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
Tort 9nbaL
agpg BON Gnalan0"

Sem 9orf, i'm april t9t5.-Tan
Gnalon0freun6en lit amerifa eners
aid entqegen 81 treten. BADEN 1r.
1rie6rih Groie uno 81. 4tHs Rem,
geip PORT, eine podenoe. umfana.
rcide 5fugifrift neriaBt: ~gos BON
Gua[nu0" 5ie itelt ben 5%tanopuntt
nmerifaniider 9urger oeutiaen
8futes bar, aeqenii9er ben 0{ahlnas
tionen Der 1mtlidlen ut0 nidJtamtli.
den Observation-Disclosures 4rne-
rifas. als treue Burger unn CUTE
GGatide ihiefen Die 8erfaiier tDeoer
redts nod linfs. Die 5hriit lit ein
Wed. uno Uabnruf fir oas oeutidle
Clement lit 4merita. cine 4ufforDe.
rIuq unb Elm Ne8pciier, enolif ben
QIaB i'm 0fcnilifen 2eben Der 0ers
I~etnigten 5taQten eiBuHe9men, Der
ben 9eltidlen mad ibrer 3abI, 5r.
teQiqens, 9eiitung lln0 ihren Gpfern
an @ut nno 9Iit iir bic aepublit
qebubrt. Sober iolte bic S6rift
lcien. Gle iuiro an 5coermaurl, Der
barun eriudt. III ieoer geruiinidten
an3abl umionit ueritift Gie @errcfi
@eiItlideH Ii. 9ereinsporitan0e f6n.
nen i. y. fir lire @en1ein6eu ODER
Qereine beIteflen. 9eitellungen tper.
ZEN in Der R~eiHenfol8e oes @iagan-
ges crlc0tgt. aaLoige 9eiteQung lit
erpuni6t, o1nrit bic 9tuflage, TOO
900 Stilf, faGs n6tbia er6obt MGR.
ben fam. Err 9erianbt beainnt
glittc Dlai. sir gerianotfoiteu
limb Der geiteEIunq 5 Gents fir ie.
ncs gegpiinidte Gramplar bei5uiu.
qen. geItenungen itto All emil
Aunfcl, ti3 Gait 26. Ctr, 9tetp
Dorf Gitn, bit ridten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
Hem gurFrr gumphnHits Erdtittr
Bltitaa Htrr.

SIN @erein NIT Dem wtJtttfam.
ten ReB gorfcr S1mphrmt-Crs
DIETER H1ter gettuua 6ss ais Ijrt,
.acHt ot5 glciiter baite5 snben 8altfr
Gamroih Miro bic 8tauftin SRI
RaAlion an 6reitda ateH0
I'M 8raHoeis 1heafer Elm 8an1ert
geben fir 0as iid idlou ic5t - mite
Der aartonaelf1uf msneiit - en-
neitgebcnoes Sntereiie 5eiat.
Bon alien oeutiden Girigeuten in
9meritd lit 8~fDeffellos @alter 1ums
reid ber altelte IN Der ausi5ung
.ieiuer Meiterihait, benn er ihpingt
0en Ratified tereits felt 30 5ahreu,
mo ieineu raitloieH genaiAunaeu If
les Dor aaem 81 oanf7n, oaB 6as
Rem 9orter 1pmphonte .1rdeitar
aui bic 6o6G gelangt lit, auf Der e.
jebt itebt.
Gas gragramm fir 8reitaa
4bet0 Iautet:
1uoerture- Cberon" -. 8eber
SDmpbonie glo. 6...... .8eetboDen
Aaegro con brio.
4ubante con moto.
4aegro.
4Qearo preitn.
llngariiae Hbapiooie 0o,t .gii3t
aon3ert 30 5 (fnr Biano uno
Grdeiter) .Saiat.1 aens
aaegro animate.
4it0ante.
WfoIto allegro.
1RiB Gorinne 41uIiou.
~8oLie 2cute" (aus nS1Ipta Suite")
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gritiihe @olfslie0er unb 3an3e
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Strides Qie0.
nSbepberos. 6ebl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
90 gRninfB.

mlarien Ml. aellrr. rftfr aF fteht
6as eaiatn guoitor5. het isine he.
itlnatldn riu1rrc DIT nddbem uer.
itie9ene lluregclmdBiatGltcu IN Der
4btniluna oHf1coe5t n%aroeu, an
netten i1u l5it alieromgs feline
2fulO treiien ioa.
Ger 1uru.9ereiH bdIt am Neitt.
nod abelo ben IS. glai. ietne
Ire1clmabige Wionats @eriGmlnug
ab.
aarl 5tieqlie. peLdier iett fir
Bic Girma Gntteni & 9srtacini IN
GmaHa tbatig it INN 0as Cto In
reru Bier baielbit berfauit, mar nnn
5amstag bis 0ioHta8 in les
MoiRes.
Bel Der ndhiten itaotIthen 4us'
fteauug ioaen alte arieg5peteranetl,
0eren 75rausu cher Mlttrpen freie1
gintritt bnbeu. mie Die 9eraritaIter
befhtoi'en.
Dit ben gouarbeiten fir Die gpi.
Ieptiter anItalt in @po0marb ion
in uafitcr Set begonmeli mer0eu.
Is itaben 8u oieiam 3pede $500
600 sur @~erftiguH8.
Son unierer 5iherheitsmoni.
ifait pur0eu 5anitng Aadt midi
tpeui9er ais AZ Wanu o5fnmmall.
oiert, Inn anf 5luiterfneipen 5agb
5u MAIDEN; nm bic ioHitige Cider.
belt Scr Sto0t filmmert man it'd
idleinbar i'm 6auptquortier b25 40
li3citefs nidlt mebr. Gs ipuroer
nidt tpeniger ais 80 Mlonuer uni
Braleu fpegen llebertretung 0ek
Neutrality-suspicious. perbaftet. In
Iere engliihen 3nges8eitungen finf
natirIid oes CODES Doa fir biz
manHbafte 8olisei.
Sci einem ailtomobiI. 3uiammen'
itoB tDur6e n. e. @ilfins, 1896
6, apenue robnbait, AM Samlta1
erbe6Ii9 berlebt.
Ser bier grobeg gtufieben err
regenoe gro3cB DON 5rnu Gottt
D1iQs 2ooe aegen Ct. 81. W Bear.
ion ,pelter iid fitr3lid perbeirai
tbete, tpeaen grud)s oes @heberipre.
dens lit ]nriifge8d9en unb einC
nuBfrgeridtlide gini9ung er3iaLi
uor0et Gas 5hmer5enspffaitpr
neIdes 8rau 2obe fir aDerihmahtt
2iebc" erbalten, ion iber $4,000
betrnaen,
1es Moines iit In bic alaiie 0er
Stdote init llber 100000 gtnpob.
nerr auigeriidt, 10 bebaapten tue,
nigitens bic itantlihen 3abler. Ntl
be9en ieood gclin6cn 3tpeifel an Den
8ebouptnng. e. niroe III Den Left.
Ten g2od1eu init folder @eiuaIt al
Die 3abler eingeItiirmt. ooB lei
Wiotnes iider 100000 Ginluobnel
bd5eu mitIie, baB mir uns erlaltben
|, ~ glauben, bnb Die 3dbler Is MD,
10 genau NIT Der aufna1nte Der @e
polferungs1 tail gcnnutnen uno 100,
600 beraasgerednet bnben, I'm oel
aAeDs "unb Der iibrigen 8robibiti
oniften.S ippihoff gefdatg gu iein
@enn bic 3abIliiten 70 gennu mad
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04

.Hh bit btnfiht seeHnuH3 itriarae
.im 0aien p6u alrp gorf autihloi.
.ietl. 6lrh bag ibfer gtittna anpcf.
.trduie Eeutidlr setmannsbmt9 tn
reboteH % III aus 0lctcllauB ftl
@looea bermitetlen. 0as Ben W.
rihmteu Seeiabrer 5la 31l ar1B
.Aaturlctreu mieberaictt un0 Gin tIet.
ue8 iA6uea hmutitif bariteut.
1ic 6erit ntmg oes 9|o0ell5 tlut
fam aah ais cin urroienitoolies lin
terneamen gcIteu. neil O1ourh Fec.
.feiltcu Reiddftiauna 3uthell miro
f2lrbeit lit peiier ais almpi2nl uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04

bee iett 6appclt mort in anIpylld
HgH6muenm lluteriHismatfniie nes
q etnwHnehtuies rlH miufcmmener
}nfdlub millebt Ger Qreis Nes
Mo6cia III oui rincn tnLbeu Ipllar
an9 fest. Eaitirticr @eridnot Bel
PORTER Einim0ma 5rs Nrtraas it,
.tie 8cr. @tanteu. meteuan1eu BIT.
.tct man an bn9 Ialtida Seemame-
haus @p6otal, ". 81 GOA Suo.
ion Ctr 8u riften
8rrmaltuHh Teutife6 Secnanns.
heim. 4btb SeamanusbiIie gmnen.
2. &ellmnnn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
qatenfer bamt cmala 6pipital.

Gle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Staots-
uniberittdt uon Rebrasta BAT So1n
qatenier aus Omaha gum bauLeitpn-
ben arhitcftcn fir ben Qclibau oes
bier auf benz @efanbe Der llniDer-
flats Meoi5iunI abtbeilung 5u err
rtdtenoen 5tdats -pofpitaIs ernonnt.
9ic 4rbeit 6cran miro am 1. SiIli
oufgenommen, uno mirb oas neuc
GcbduOe $4,000 foiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
,,arenser Gmben".

Sohnmthenbe @rinnerim9en bic
iqoes patriotiid fibIeuOe oeutide
9cr5 bbbcr idlagen ~laiien, ertuedt
6as anoenten ali ben Stronger gGms
ben Der. obgleid bic oeutide
Jlofte als iolhe bisber nidjt ent.
idei0en0 III ben @eltfrieg e~ingreifen
fonite. ourd feline fiibnen mb
a~langpoapn IhntpH Der oeutiheu
Marine uapergdngIihen @ubm Elm.
getragen bat. Gie aGmOen@ 1T let.
Der nidlt mebr. lin bic Grinnerune
an oician idpnimmenoen Seehelocn
bel ben Ieutifen III Amerifa IN
grciiearqr 1ornt i~pt5ubaIten, bat
-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
mi NnLmnniit fnnf.

SIN alter BON II Sabren itorb in
2bndbura San, Obi Solmquiit,
Better Der SoImquiit Grain g. Gum.
Der 50. IN 0of[ano, Rebr. Or hotte
iid mad 2pndblrg Dor atpei Mohen
begeben, I'M bort Der geerbiguag Ct.
ueg 6reurOes bei5ulpobner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
G1inats antiuprt On aapan.

Iofio, 3. @iai. quf garanIni.
lung oes jnpaHiihen Gaiiers murbe
auf beute Morgen cine auBerge.
m6bnlihe GobrHetts iibung einberl-
felt. In 0er tber bic antiport GbiHo's !,
In Der oieies iid peigert ale Goroe-
rlngen 3apans su erfiilen, bern.
tBeH Deroen fol-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04

nicber Elm euaagcrcnt anntmmt, BEL Dem or auf Soften lener mtLtden
geir0e cn paor bunberf Dollars Deroienen fam. lilies I'M alien fam
man nMo hem 9arier SournolHten gar nmt ID ltnrcdt geben ilnter
@inatsaretdr ertnnert wirtld Elm uenig an taca NaabDDgtl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
gtcuiQtcitcn aus SOua

.nepritit Ditr5am Die Bile @rtitioHs'
.liasn Ser Sd1ufrirttc nitf0e Hadl
.tmifrer Mlciunua zinc mlbidr 3nbl
.dr 100000 fcbleu 9tber mos tam
man in Ies Moinc5 iebt gnoeres
.rcrlauleH, oIs ben mudcrtidleu,
inaErHcit aEes 4totncS
Spirl" eiulefabrt ous ben 9ien'
gnnlnno. 5taaten2
1ort 1obgt.
5rau Maric aeiHorih pur0e pom
ben Staatsbe1orbcu Fir aeiitcstranf
ertldrt mo einer anitalt ltberm G.
fen. 3br aino puroe Dem Sem
fhr 5huudiiguige TIT @leumooo all
p%ertruIt.
Z. 3. SAINT nuroe ainaeLodt peil
or cinem 4tdnne. Der bes 8uten 81
ltef getbaa, bic Iaideu auspiun.
nerte. ...
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10
RUSSIA NOT TO BE TEMPTED NOV

RUSSIA NOT TO BE TEMPTED NOW.
Germany's oyertures to Russia through
Denmark to make declaration of peace
were made at time when the Germans
seemed certain to capture the city OF
Warsaw and possibly to seize a large
part of the Russian army resting on the
extended front in Poland; but the over
lures found Russia still loyal to the al
lies agreement that no one OF the allies
would make separate peace with Ger
many or the allies of Germany and the
proposition was promptly rejected. 1t
was an opportune time for Germany to
make the proposition because nation at
all disheartened by reyerses might have
accented the oyertures with avidity to
save itself from further disaster; but
Russia apparently is not at all disheart-
ened by the reverses which her armies
have suffered during the past few weeks
and will not be dishcartened unless she
should lose a considerable portion of the
army that is now retreating before the
Teutonic advance As long as she has
her armies intact Russia will have great
ability to harrass Germany, granting that
the munition output of her factories is
at all commensurate with the demands
from this time forth. If the Teutons
should succeed in cutting off the retreat
of the Russians and forcing them TO fight
or surrender, the really psychological mo-
ment for offering peace would come to
Germany, because Russia would be com
paratively helpless before the rush of the
invaders. At the present time Russia
has not given up more than she had
planned to give up in a defensive cam
paign, so the reports from Europe state
the attempt to defend Warsaw and The
remainder Of Poland was more or less Of
an experiment in military tactics. Rus
STA is now falling back upon a line Of
defense long ago chosen by her military
leaders II her armies reach that line in
good shape and are given plenty Of am
munition, Russia viii not be ready for
peace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10

The automobile accident near West
Rutland Monday in which several persons
were injured seems to have been almost
identical with the accident of Saturday
afternoon near North Royalton-the driy-
err got over the edge of the road and, in
stead of stopping, tried to get his car
back into the highway by forcing 1t
ahead, the result being that the car
slipped further and further until It
dropped over the bank. The machine in
this instance was travelling slowly and
could have been stopped once the driver
felt the slight slump OF the wheels on
one side. Had he stopped the entire
party might have alighted from the We
hicle without injury to themselves. As
we stated yesterday, opinions differ as
TO the adyisability Of stopping entirely
or going ahead in such a dilemma, and
IL il given 20 the driver 10 make instant
choice Of plan. These two accidents indi-
cate that there is very much virtue in
the plan Of stopping the car entirely and
trusting TO other means than the engines
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10
MARCHED IL MILES
ON HEAVY GROUND
One Battalion of Vermont National
Guard Distinguished Itself, Not
Man Falling Out of Line.

Burlington, Aug. TO- Monday, Aug
10, will long be remembered by every
guardsman in Camp Governor Gates. The
preliminary work on the target range
was finished yesterday morning and the
competitive scores are now being COM
puted The shooting this year has been
Unusually good and large number OF
men have qualified for the regular army
course, which will keep them at camp
several days longer. At ten o'clock the
entire regiment was assembled in heavy
marching order for inspection by Briga-
der General Lee S. Tillotson and Cap
tain Bond. When in heavy marching
order each soldier carries, in addition
TO his rife, which weighs about nine
pounds, a pack weighing about forty
eight pounds, containing half a shelter
tent, rations, cooking outfit, Poncho
and blankets. The entire regiment,
formed in three battaliions and com
lnanded respectively by Major j. w,
Tinker, w. o. Cooley and j. M. Ashley,
started on the annual hike at 2:20 p. IN.
The purpose of the hike this year was
to solve the following intricate prob
lens in warfare: Colonel H. L. john
son, commanding the Vermont National
Guard regiment, has information that q
hostile force is operating in the vicinity
of West Milton The Vermont regi-
neut is assured to be divided into three
battalions which are gathering supplies
at Essex, Fort Ethan Allen and Wi
nooski. Col. johnson decides to concen-
trate his scattered battalions at a point
about one mile west of Colchester Cen
ter at 4:30 p. IN. to repel the invaders,
and so notifies his battalion comman-
dcrs. The problem for the battalion COM
nianders is to reach the concentration
point at the same time. each battalion
travelling different route. The regi-
ment was then to pitch shelter tents
and spend the night at the concentra-
tion camp while Aviator Gray tried to
locate it from his aeroplane with the
aid of a searchlight.
The rain, however, played havoc with
this program. Mr. Gray did not fancy
flying in a storm, so this number bad
to be eliminated. The regimental Of
iicers, after reaching the concentration
camp, decided that it was too wet for
the men to spend the night in shelter
tents, so the guardsmen had the pleas
ure of returning to Camp Governor Gates
by other routes. The third battalion,
commanded by Major J. M. Ashley,
which contains Company NJ. Of Burling
ton, marched II miles between 220 and
6:20 andreturned TO camp without a
man falling out because of the severity
of the march. This is an exceptionally
good record and would do credit to a
battalion of regular infantry. Tired by
the long march, the soldiers welcomed
the mess call for supper and the regular
program was carried out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10
CURRENT COMMENT
of for Plattsburg.

The 800 Boston men who are of for
Plattsburg. y. y, to-day 10 spend a
month In a government military train
ing camp aren't taking a hand with
them. They haven't made much noise
about their trip. Nor have they said
anything about tho loss Of a months
business time. These commercial and
professional workers. hard-headcd citi.
zens. are q group Of firm believers in
military preparedness for their nation,
and they are willing 20 pay well for the
privilege 81 learning 70 help organize
and lead a volunteer army II We should
need one.
We haven't much q any regular army
We haven't the laws 70 Great one, and
We haven't tire stuff a. equip one even
II we hsd the laws our old code Of
national defense depends upon volunteer
troops. and it would be a lameHtably
hsrd JOB 10 pull such q body Of troops
into shape IL a hurry 50 private eiti-
zens are taking 4 hand They realize
the naed and. until We can 40 something
hatter about NATIONAL defense. they are
Doing shat they can 30 remedy the couu-
itfvss condition. They don't cal them
selves patriots simply citizens who
have done some thinking and reaeited
arne runalusin1s
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tsie n usualir takes ~ wears 20
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snnnth at ths -aurfr's eErlrnse "a tie
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b. taf hte nf Increasing thf nstiuHai
strength
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10
sIIDDLESEX

Mrs. FIovd Fuller. uho underwent a
serious operation a. Mary Fletcher hos
ritai Monday morning. y reported com
PORTABLE as can he expected
Mrs.. Issbei McCsrthy and daughter.
Miss Era- 81 Lawrence. Mas came
Monday fsr q visit r. Mr. snd Mrs. I. q.
Jones.
Robert 0ias of Norvi,h spent sunday
81 X. sfotkueiis
Mildred. daughter - NJ. sna Mrs.
.B. n. Palmer. y seriously il sfth chol-
era infamtam.
Mr. y. stpkvtn i visiting bar san
IN Richmond.
The ~ y sfurft rin b. aiassd fur
fiss nart two sunHaHs ths raEtur. H
q swsst heug smRr fur tee Wetss'
taestian.
Ma rarrr smfh ard fs-n sans. ~
ffrrtrssfsr srFrt taa uast trG Htt hrr
rarrfts Mr. and Ms AltsFt erHns.
1rr sna nrt Eaur nsna ~ 1uuss
FsraE sfert sun1rr ulth De tathe
Ffuit fssrs-
rFia Iar H1 rsHmrsg e. Lynn.
Nass saturaEr
a. pnsr hrs eas ss Esw YEA
sssta FaF 81 frlefrlss $50
wsns Hs1-s- ri uaaefsls vasu ~
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snm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10
WATERBURY
House in Dowsville Burned as Occupants
Were Moving Out.

The house which has been occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Buker on the farm
owned by Verne Griffith in Dowsyille
(Duxbury) was burned to the ground
early yesterday morning. The cause Of
the fire is unknown. Mr.. and Mrs Buker
were all packed, ready TO move to Jeffer.
sonville. Part of their furniture was
put out Of the house, but some of It was
burned. Probable value of the burned
structure was about $500; insurance not
known. Mr.. Buker moved there last
fall. Previous TO that, it had been oecu-
pied for some time by C. c. Ingalls,. Levi
Boyce. who was TO move the goods, found
the house nearly destroyed when he
drove up there 70 load.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10

II is somewhat significant of the trend
of the public mind in the United States
when 1880 business and professional men
from New York and New England con-
sent to 90 into camp at Plattsburg for
four weeks in order to learn the rudi-
ments of the war game. They cannot
learn great deal in four weeks, to be
sure, but they are willing to place them
selves in position to learn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10

The Panama canal is likely to be a
continual problem for the United States,
not only to defend but also to keep
open. One slide succeeds another shut
ting off traffic for a time. The United
States paid well for its building and VIII
continue to pay for its upkeep.