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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
Encouragement in Breeding Fur Bearing
Animals.

Up TO the present time experiments in
breeding fur bearers have been carried
on only with minks and martens. At
the two stations, Prichard, Idaho, and
the National Geological park. minks have
bred and the healthy condition of the
Young animals promises success. The
stock OF martens was secured too late
for the animals 10 breed last season.
This year il is intended TO add raccoons,
skmks, and possibly foxes TO the list OF
animals TO De included in these expert
mcnts.
During the spring an assistant visited
New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island
and other portions Of the eastern British
provinces and New England, for the pur-
pose Of studying the methods in vogue
ii the region for rearing foxes and other
fur bearers Data on improved methods
81 raising foxes viii soon be published,
to bring up 10 date preliminary inior.
nation furnished 10 1908 in farmers but.
letin 32s silver fox farming.
Moleskins have been extensively used
ia this country during the last few years
in making far garments and practically
an III tho supply has been imported from
Europe. I'm The belief that the common
mole of eastern United States produces
fur Of equal value, skins were submitted
10 professional furriers, who stated that
the quality is superior TO the foreign
product. a report on the economic sta
tus 81 The eastern species was published
durirg the year. The mole inmbitng
the northwestern coast j. larger than the
common eastern species and 9 number
81 thesa have been collected % order e
ohtaia : report 90 che quality Of the
pelf. If che texture 81 TIE fir proves
rs r. e. good as that 81 The eastern ami
NAL there IS ~ reason why trappers
should not secure 3 good income BY cap.
turing these aninals 40 the area they
iuhaht Is extensive ln many localties
- acre 81 ground supports a. many a.
100 individuals NJ this Itflc animal can
D. probably trapped for its fur. TIRE
problem ~ frafrg AR ulfur8l areas
from Il aiH practically D. solved
FHfasf fraffrHs iHfo thr economic Eulge
8 North American skunk resulted in
ftr naiIiaatiau 81 farmar- huiietin 90
40 snhiet % has been found lhat tlis
aa.naI 3 one ~ ere u0.t uzsful ST
asf5Fa rannftis uu1 rnost rafHt
aruar anl thf 4uh1rlisi L.
arn nrar.f tnset FHt rodent
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
General and Main Body of
10000 Advanc-
ing
ARMY IS ONLY
so MILES AWAY
Carranza Forces That Are
Holding Seaport Not
So Great

Washington, March l9.-General Villa
and his main body of 5000 troops arc
within fifty miles Of Tampico, at Coco
station, according to advices received by
Enrique G. Llorente, head of the Villa
agency here, and the advance guard OF
the army is within twenty-five miles of
Tampico.
Carranza forces holding the seaport
are not so great in number, Reports
to the state department under We'd
nesday's date from Progreso said the
insurgents Of Yucatan had met with
additional reyerses, that alarm in Meri-
d. and Progreso was increasing, but it
was believed foreigners would be pro-
tected.
In advices emanating from Monterey
General Villa is said to have imposed a
forced contribution of a million pesos
on certain persons including foreigners
and church authorities,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
Crosses German Frontier
Near Tilsit and in the
Lakes Region
SPECTACULAR BATTLE
IN SHOWS OF GALICIA
Autsrians Driven Across the
Dneister from Strong
hold of Tarnowitz

Petrograd, March l9-Suceesses at
many points along the eastern front are
yielding the Russians important posi-
tons for the spring campaign. The
Cars forces have invaded East Prus.
STA again, crossing the frontier in two
places. According to the German official
communication the Russians have at.
tackled Laugszargen on the German side
northeast of Tilsit
In the section south Of the middle
group of the Mazurian lakes the largest
German force in northern Poland has
had its rear guard pushed across the
frontier and is now being pursued on its
own territory.
Along with report that the storm
ing of Przemysl is imminent comes the
news OF the breaking up of the Austrian
army in eastern Galcia and the turning
OF the Austrian right flank at Stanislau,
The stamina of the Russian troops las
been demonstrated in the blizzard in the
Carpathians and eastern Galicia. Their
forward movement continues notwith-
standing the choking of passes and roads
with snow. The Notifications near the
village of Tarnowitz We're stormed in a
most spectacular battle. Abandoning
regular formations the Russians scram-
bled and aoundered through the snow
that in places was over their heads.
Sometimes the men proceeded in Indian
file and at other times they lost con-
tact with each other.
The column arrived in sufficient
strength to take the Austrians by sur
prise, occupy the Notifications and take
4 large number of guns and prisoners.
This movement was the advance OF a
general thanking movement which result
ed in driving the Austrians from the
Dniester. The Russians are now proceed.
ing methodieally to clear East Galicia
of the foe Separate expeditions are
rounding up isolated detachments of the
retreating Austrian army, the prisoners
totalling several thousands daily.
Between the Uzok pass and Turka,
north of the pass in Galicia, the Rus
SLAMS captured trenches and railroad
communications which are Of equal inn
portanee to the strategic operations fur
ther east.
The Russian offensive Is very vigor-
Gus around Smolnik on the River San,
where the stream energies from the Car
pathians.
In North Poland the only point where
the Germans have made stubborn de-
fence of their lines is in the neighbor-
hood Of 'Chorzelie,' on the Orzyc river,
a few miles from the East Prussian lines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
ELECTION FRAUD CASES.
Hint Rum Used on Witnesses TO Block
Fraud Case.

indianapolis. Ind, March lQ.-United
States Marshal Storcn Wednesday de-
clared that two "drunks" arrested yes.
tcrdsy by the city police, were IVES Cod
irev. confessed conspiutor in the gov
ernmcnt's election conspiracy case in
volvinc Terra Hautc. and Sid Ouyette. a
government witness. They were slated
under assumed names.
Storen began an investigation. IIe j.
trying 20 find ont who is selling liquor
10 government witnesses Godfrey j.
one of the most valuable witnesses the
government has. Following close "a the
spectacle presented BY George hintg.
government Witnesses Who took tie
stand while intoxicated the situation IS
regarded ne serious Nv the government
Iaak Hiues former powerful pol tifal
bos- 81 the ward tie heart q the big
rcd light district resumed the stand yes
terday he said b. Was forced ~ seIl
Dis West End saloon after De- PLEADED
guilty 90 TIE conspiracy charge -ieeause
tba tu.I1ng vas owned by Navor nera
M Roberts wife"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
BELGIANs CELEBRATED.
washington's Birthday Was Occasion for
Great Jubilation.

Brussels, March l9.-No foreign holi.
day has ever been celebrated so fervent.
~ in Belgium a. was Washington's birth.
day, but in the city Of Brussels 81. Val.
entine almost usurped the honor which
the Belgians wished 10 pay TO the mem
DRY Of Americas first president Some.
one started the story that st. Nslen.
tines day was the national fetc day Of
the United States and consequently on
the fourteenth thousands Of citizens
wore small American flags. and letters Of
good wishes poured into the American
legation.
The province or Liege made no mis-.
take in the matter. aud the city council
of Licee ordered that Washington
birthday should be- celebrated with form.
al exercises in the schools which were
also granted = vacation on the twenty.
third The following circular was there
fore sent e the headquarters Of tho va
ii0us schools "The United States q
America have. Of late. shown deep IN
tcrrst IN the welfare 81 BelVium w
ruictualine thc population which has
suffered % much from The war. Ameri-
a has rendered an immense service O.
our country The 228 If February e .
national holiday - tfe United States
desire that 81 this dav The pupils ~
an professional schools for girls and all
grammar schools partake IN the cfifbra
tion and that On this Occasion the i'm
uortance 81 TIRE SERVICES rendered hy tbe
Anerican reuablie 10 the motheriand and
the noble example st hy THIS 80 IF
International solidarity - clearly HIum
ined. J leave i 70 vau Judgment ~ ~
range the drtalls 81 tie manifestation. Z
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
WHEN RUN DOWN
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the Reliable Tonic
Medicine, Builds UP

The reason why you feel so tired all
the time at this season is that your
blood Is impure and Impoverished. II
lacks vitality. 1t is not the rich, red
blood that gives life TO the whole body
perfects digestion and enables all the
organs TO perform their functions as they
should.
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla from any drug
gist. 1t will make you feel better, look
better, eat and sleep better. II is the
old. reliable. tried and true, all-the-year-
round blood purifier and enricher tonic
and appetizer IL revitalzes the blood,
and Is especially useful in building up
the debiltated and run down.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is helping thou
sands at this time Of year Let it help
you. Get bottle to-day and begin
taking ii at once. BE sure to get Hoods.
Nothing else acts like it.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
YOUR HAIR NEEDS
PARTISAN SAGE

II your hair is full Of dandruf, thin.
streakv. dun and never VIII do zap e
look pretty. YOU can almost Immediately
remove the cause. making l. heautiful
thick and huHv. hy The usc q Partisan
sage. one ~ to- most helpful and iutig
Grating hair and scalp tonnes known.
Parisian Sage not only sateH You
hair. but furnishes the n1urishment
needed Is make a grow long abundant
and radiant with hie Just one sppl
cation removes every trace IF 3auirud aud
stops scalp heh sour hair becomes soft
and fufY. With au incompatible el1sst
beauty and charm.
You cannot D. Ii-sVp0.Htei uith th's
harmless and daltateiv pertumr3 tonic.
and ID casts h,It trIfe at thf Bel traEs
Tharmarr Adtt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
Acute ArticuIar
Rheumatism
Relieved IN Anfi-Kamnia IahIefs

The exact cause ~ rheuuatiEn is ur-
known. though 90 a. rrufrnliV believed 30
~ doe a. a. excess ~ uric acid in THE blood.
af may BE- nlsn sai1 with equal truth that 20
remedy kna been found witch lf Frff.n
SCI 81 cases. ln fact abe lifar1iure ~ rnfl-
Fsaffrrn rnnus ftnf there are fluf fee drugs
which have not been EITru fflaL D. ne
hands 0f one observer pe ono trai n cfria m
drug hHs been uFrl rtl tne utmost 80 4
a. - great olsen frnHri All f.rfsH-
E are EEaeFfr rrrHH t1rf even fuelnul al
trHHfHn arf iF eIlHi ~ ere nlu'inistrrt Z
cone rfFlFfr Of rF.irFf tlaf faiu era
fass rsfrrlHe Erarfru ruI ltr. - Z -UnulfFa
Hsr.=fsaf.H fra "a. .rlnr % nuua1sr % "a urtH-
fEt5azHrs uurn Pc EnTs tnaf Arf' hHrs
Tsf.sHfa FHa.HaE D. TIF-fr rF.arf1rff over Ell n
- ser FarH.f|I.fr frr rFr rel.Ff af EnF gam l1
: faart5r ff rHe maHf .err lnfHE tNi.lHtH HHn
- nart sanef iU 0rf uuaUf Nhfr NrH
ard al rasn Act fur Ak Inhiets
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19

Divorce. as wen as marriage has IL
little ironies. A society woman, who
has Just instituted proceedings for re-
lease from the double yoke, was discuss
ing her case with a friend Il don't
think ! know this lawyer, who is going
to represent YOU" observed The visitor
running over the name in her mind.
.Oh you must know him." returned the
hostess with animation. don't you re-
member the good booking fellow who
sang % Perfect Love- AZ my wedding
-Lippincotts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
NEW HAVEN
DIRECTORS IN
FEDERAL COURT
They Plead Not Guilty and are Given
Until March % to Change
or Take Action
Necessary.

New York, March l9,--Edward MILF
gan and Francis r. Maxwell directors
OF the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad company, named as de-
PENDANTS in the superseding indictment
charging violation of the Sherman anti
trust law, yesterday appeared in the
United States district court here and en-
tered tentative pleas of not guilty. They
were given until March % to change
their pleas or take any action deemed
necessary by their counsel Practical
ly all of the other twenty-one defend
ants named in the Indictment have
already entered their pleas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
ENGINEERS END EVIDENCE.
Briefs VIII Be Filed March 10 and
Award is Expected April 20.

Chicago March To- Evidence in tie
arbitration OF the demand for more
pay OF the locomotive engineers, fire
men and hostlers OF Is western railroads
was completed yesterday Briefs will be
filed March % and oral arguments be-
gun. The latter will require at least
two days. An award will be made on
or before April 90. The hearing began
Nov. 80 and the board OF arbitration
was in session u days Nearly one hun
dred witnesses testified and 1877 statisti-
cal exhibits were placed in evidence. The
printed record of the proceedings con-
tains approximately three million words.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
JAIL PENALTY.
Missouri Prescribes Such for Dishonest
Advertising.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 10. The
House has passed the honest advertis.
ing bill. 1t has been engrossed in the
Senate without opposition and Is certain
Of final passage.
The bill provides that any firm or cor
poration, which with intent to sell mer-
ehandise, securities or service to the pub
lie, publishes in any way an advertise
ment which contains any representation
which is untrue, shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction subject
to a fine or Imprisonment in the county
jail.
The provisions of the bill do not APP
ply to proprietors or publishers who
print such advertisements without the
knowledge of the unlawful or untruthful
nature of such advertisements.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
FACTORY GIRL SUES
ATTY. OSBORNE
Complaint Alleges that Lawyer, Posing
as Single Man, Promised Late
Last Year to Marry the
Plaintiff.

New York, March IA political con
spiracy was limited al in a $4,000 suit
for breach Of promise TO marry hled
against Atty. James W. Osborne, graft
hunter and famous throughout the eoun-
try as prosecutor Of Roland =. Moli-
neaux. Miss Ratauzer, - an attrac-
tive orphaned factory girl, is the plain
tie. Her attorneys claim 10 have com
promising letters from Osborne.
Osborne. who 4 81. married and prom
inrnt professionally and socially, De-.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
BOMB FOR MAYOR
WHO FIRED" POLICE
Explosion Wrecks His Home in Gut
tenburg, New
Jersey.

Guttenburg N. J., March ia bomb
was exploded early yesterday in the
rear OF the home OF Mayor Daniel Herr
mann. The explosion demolished a see
ton of the wall under the mayors bed
room on the second story. No one vas
hurt.
Six months ago Mayor Hermann
"iired" the Guttenburg police force-all
six of them. Yesterday the police force
which refused to quit when fired but
since have been working without pay, as
the mayor held up their checks, took up
the investigation of the bomb outrage,
Their probe, they admitted, would be
rather perfunctory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
LONDON FIRE BRIGADE
WANTS HIGHER PAY
Will Stop Work on March "a Unless
Their Demands are Submitted
TO Arbitration.

London, March l9-The members of
the London fire brigade have made de.
mand for higher wages, failing which
they will ask for arbitration or hand
in notice of their intention to stop work
March %.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
UNITED SHOE WINS CASE.
Bill Against the Massachusetts, Concern
Dismissed.

Boston, March lS.-The suit Of the
federal government to dissolve the United
Shoe Machinery corporation on the
ground mat il was illegal monopoly in
restraint OF trade, was dismissed BY the
United States district court yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
TO MEET TRADE BOARD.
Chamber Of Commerce Of the United
States Announces Selection.

Washington March 10. Directors Of
the chamber OF commerce Of the United
States, in session here, announced yes
terday that the chambers committee 70
advise with the federal trade commits
sion had been selected and would BE
headed by Harry a. Wheeler, Of Chca-
20. The committee win Nc composed Of
nine men. some Of whom viii be- lawyers.
some economists and some business men.
GUY T. Trip. chairman OF the executive
committee. and W T. saunders Of New
York will be members Of the committee.
Acceptance j. awaited before the names
Of the remaining SIS members are am
nOunced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
MORGENTHAU LEAVES
FOR DARDANELLES
American Ambassador Goes to Front, it
is Said, With Permission of
Turkish Government

Amsterdam. March TO- According TO
the Berlin Tages Zeitung, the American
ambassador at Constantinople, Henry
Morganthau has, with the permission Of
the Turkish government, left CONSTANT
nople for the Dardanelles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19

clares he never saw the woman in the
case He denies having written her
and declares the whole affair is plot
Of political enemies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19

A smile; the lighting system Of the
face and the heating system Of the heart.
April Nomans Home Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19

this country. IL would cover the entire
United States with salt more than a
mile and half deep"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
GYMNASIUM FOR
TRAINING SCHOOL
Movement Started By Alunad4
Association of GreenviIte
institution
By Sarah L. Waller, Chairman Al.
yertising Committee Alumni

yertiSing Commlttee AlGmr1s
Association, E. G. 7. I. s.
At the recent commencement Of tl..
East Carolina Teachers Tranir
School the Alumnae Association VIII
sixty-six OF its one hundred and tw
members present had a mo enthu-
siastie and interesting business mtst-
ing.
The association was organized t
June. 1912, and now draws its mem
bership from four classessE The al.
nual meetings have been well ut
tended and a source of much pleasuro
to the graduates as we'll as a means
Of keeping them in close contact with
the progress of the school. At thr
last meeting in June ii was decided
that the association had been meeting
Just for fun" quite long enough. and
that the time had arrived, when II
should ADOPT the f. c. T. T. S. motto.
ITO Serve" and turn it's attention t.
ward some material aid for the
school
Several plans were discussed as u
just what the association should
strive to do, and just how il SHOULD
set about doing it. After much dis
cussion the following plaEs wer~
adopted:
First: The association should tur
every effort toward erecting I gym
nasium on the E. c. T. T. S. campus
| TO be known as the Alumnae buildlng
| Second: To start a fund for this
| purpose a play should be given by thu
| alumnae during the commencement
| week of 1915 Owing to the great APP
| probation and interest manifested by
| the public ia the presentation of The
| Mikado, in 1872, the association de
| cided to present this opera again an
der the following conditions: All OF
| the principal characters to be mem
| bers Of the alulnnae and to be a.
nearly as possible members Of the
original cast; all choruses to come
| from the 19141915 student body
Miss Muffly, the coach of the 1871
production TO be ir charge OF the per
Torrance.
RehearsaIs of the choruses will be
held from time to time, durins the
year and rehearsals will be held. al
members Of the cast present at lea i
ten days previous to the public pro.
duction.
1t is hoped that with tie interes
and cooperation Of the public thi.
plan Will be the means Of enablin2
, the Alumnae Association to adopt ths
slogan of the E. c. I. T. s., which /.
Watch us Grow and change it /,
Watch us Build our Gym
Roanoke Rapids, II. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
HOME SP|NNERs
ARE SLOW To BUY
AND COTTON LOSES
At The Close of The Day About
Two Dollars Had Been
Shaved Off From The Previ-
Gus Vantage Point Liver
pool Cables Strong at The
Opening

New York. Jan. 23.-An opening ad=
vance was followed by a very sharp break
In cotton today under acontinuation or
general realizing or liquidation with the
close easy at net decline OF IL TO Is
points. After the past two or three days
Of relative weakness and yesterdays sharp
break In the local market Liverpool show
el strength this morning which sur
priSed local traders and first prices were
from Q to 13 points net higher. Private
cables attributed the advance abroad TO a
better Manchester business and buying
orders frsm the continent, while they also
stated cotton would not be declared con-
traband.
The effect Of the cables on local Senti-
ment was modified. however. by a beariSh
view of the census returns which showed
q record breaking ginning both for the
last period and for the total to January
16 and also by the comparatively small
spinners' takinGs Of American cotton Tor
the week. Yesterdays predictions of q
diminishing export demand and OF in
creased southern offerings were renewed
and the market soon became very weak
and unsettled. Later the selling became
more general aud aggressive as prices
worked lower and closing figures were al
the low point of the day. July contracts
sold at $40 or 23 points below the level o.
the morning and nearly 81 below the hgf
records of the week.
Spot cotton, quiet: middhng uplands
$50. No sales.
IN..s,. 4. 10. 4
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET
DAILY COTTON TABLE
Port Movement,

New Orleans: Middlng, SIS; receipts,
1870; sales, 3; stock, 3S2 645.
Galveston: Midding, S3s receipts. 81
?lS; exports, 24,oJO: sales, 1919; stock
Mobile: Middling, g.; receipts. 1856; stock,
60, sos.
Savannah: Middling, *; receipts, 11,s3s !;
exports. 1884; sales, 1876; stock. S24,
.,S Csarl IS, ~ Addling' s. receipts, a,e47
Wilmington: Middling. s.; receipts. l.
8S4 stock. 55.61i.
Texas City Receipts. 1883.
Norfolk: Middling, SIS; receipts. 4,119
exports, 6,253; sales. LOIS; stock. 66.O4O.
Boston: NIiddling. SO; receipts, 30;
exports, Sc; stock, 92O0.
Philadelphia: Middling, $50; stock, q
i23.
New York: Middling, $685. receipts, "a
Minor ports exports, 22,1G3: stock
10000.
Total today: Receipts $3.50; exports
CSSs6; stock. 1910.S22.
Interior Movement.
,o Houston: Middling; $40; reeeipts, is.
@3; shipments, 20, 131; sales, 2,023: stock
212.0J0
Memphis: Middling. s; receipts. 1893
shipments, 3,514; sales, 1900; stock, 254,
Augusta: Middling. 3-16; receipts. 2,
S4 shipments, 2,SSf; sales, 1892; stock
st. Louis: Middling. SIS receipts. 1927
shipments 193: stock. 39.St2.
Cincinnati: Receipts, 1882; shipments
Lass: stock. 1912.
IA; shipments, 81; stock. si,74l.
Dallas: Middling. 7 II 10; sales, 234t
Total today: Receipts 1S,26S; ship
ments. 2S.93l stock, 231,9S6