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NOTICIAS De ESPANlAA

MADRID. Octubrr Il.-El parii-
do Radical ha decidido p~resentar su
candidatura cerrada en- todos los
districts de esta villa Y corte en- las
pr0Ximas elecciones municipales sin
entrar en- inteligencia alguna con las
demas izquierdas.
BARCELONA. octubre 11.-El
~goberMador Civil, senior Andrade Sc
muestra satisfecho de Ia correction
con que Sc comportarOn los mani
~festan-es aver.
'Todos los concentrates han coinci-
dido en- cuanto al orden admirable
que ha reinado, en- "a organization
perfecta; pero con respecto 4 Ia
appreciation de su impOrtancia, las
opiEiones estan divididas; los radi-
Gales dividentes la c]onsideran como
el ~fracaso de la s~olidaridad bur
guesa V los restantes elogian los
actos ~triunfales confiando en- que
Sc alcanzara ell prop0sito perseguido.
La Liga RegicnaliSta ha ofrecido
hoy una reception en- honor de los
Senadores Y DiputadOs representan-
ties De todos los partidos que concu-
rrieron 4 Ia Asamblea.
VALENCIA, octubre 11.-Se ha
commemorate hoy con toda solemn
dad. el aniversario de la entrada
del rey Jaime en- esta cindad, efec-
tuandose una manifestation que de-
p0sit0 coronas de flores en- su esta-
tua.
Figuraban en- Ia manifestation,
comisiones de Ia Universidad. de
los centres d~ocentes Y de las socie-
daes. pronunciandose discursos alusi-
vos al acto, de~cidiendose declarar
dia de fiesta la fecha del aniversa-
rio de Ia historical entrada.
BARCELONA, octubre 11.-Ha
sido aumentado el precio de Ia car
ne. hubiendoSe disgustado por clio
las a~utoridades. que han suspendido
las autorizaciones que habian conce-
dido para Ia veNta, i los vendedo-
res abusivos.
MADRID, octubre 1l.-Hoy Sc
han cotizado en- Ia Bolsa de esta
Corte las libras esterlinas a 24.89 y
los frances a 9O.S0.
TOLEDO, octubre 1l.-En Ia
Academia de Infanteria he sido solem-
nemente descubierta hoy una esta-
tua de marmol del capitan de las
fuerzas 7egul&res indigenas Izarduy,
que muri6 heroicamente en- Tetuan.
Concurrieron al acto de Ia remi-
sion, los generates. jcfes Y oficiales
RESIDENCES en- esta ciUdad Y una null
titud de pubiico.
CARTAGENA, Octubre 11.-En
eI Teatro Principal de esta ciudad
Sc ha celebrado hoy una asamblea
magma para tratar acerca del con-
flicto obrero suscistado en- e! Ar
senal.
Hablaron en- este acto los diputa-
dos Maestro Y Pay& Y e. ex-dipu-
tado Garcia Vase.
Dos obreros solicitaron ell apoyo
del gobierno para evitar Ia miscria
~acreedores a que 81 nombre sea glori-
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NENDESE O cimbIa-' pOr animalc-. maqui-
ma clupaCadora. John Deere. nITlJaSc 4 Do
null H"yna. Box -. I!anru Road Ne. ,. san
Antonio. TrN. NO-?9i
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81 En- SU PUEBLO no nay ssente dc La
fRENSh ~detiGucse listed a yenderla = 10
Y le daremos nuestras condolences para
los agentes.
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SAN SEBASTIAN. octubre IL
Ha llegado a esta ciudad ell minis
tro d. Ia Gobernacion. senior San
chez Guerra, quien cumpliment6 ac-
to seguido 4 Su Majestad Ia reina.
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CUARTuS Y asiS'cnriI. Casa de ramiiia.
Infurman 10 81. LrUna Il.
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81 NENDE ENGATi. panaderia bIcn acre
Gitada Y sin cuiup"tcnrIa. Stluada "n Poie-'t.
Ten. Para mayurrS lnf0rm"S. d!rlJan>e 4
NazQucG Bros. PuI"rl Bakery. !Olret, Ie-
vas ii-ii.
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ST VENDE BAItATA. marqucia. Si.uada en-
las Gales de Durango Y san saba JU:. lnf0r-
ma AurrIio GaInrL. 3oi Calle de- san Luis.
1920
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OPORTCNIDAH-S" v"nde por tencr que Sd
Iir. I'm General I~rrChludl>e store" ell IN
pcVl"GO pueblo. Nurv0 Mexico: nrg0cln
Durnu Y productive. rud"adO de ranches
Y u!ucria. ron brillantr eNpcrtali"a. "Elc'
plant Butt" principal r'icHiell meNlcan".
ncc"SarlO. anr0Nl!nahamenie 5000.
Ui-2)
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SOMKRERERIA "SWEETSEE."

LimrIamo> ' pIanrhamoS iOda chase de-
SninbrrrO>. prcclu> m0dicOS. AhOrre mas
de Ia mIiad en- I'm "Sie'SOn." Los ~rlclirUS
he cStUS SDmbrprnS lbs r"cIbimOS direc'l-
rncnte de- Ia fabrica. 1926 w. Houston 81.
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. "a tS7IEDN4 SS4S'
jador, siendo muy aplaudidos.
Despues de la samablea Sc orga-
niz6 una manifestation, que Sc di-
rigi6 hasta Ell Ayuntamiento, donde
hizo entrega de las conclusiones
adoptadas en- la reunion.
MADRID. Oclubre li.-El prrSi-
dente del Coseio ha m~anifestado que
I Su Majestad ell rey don Alfonso
!c ha causado gran satisfaction Ia
correction con que Sc ha cfectuado
la anunciada manifestation en- Bar
celona.
Respecto 4 las conclusiones adop-
t@Gas en- IA misma cree que IA
opinion pGb!ica e5ta plenamente con-
vencida de las razones que obligan
nj gobiern0 4 mantener cerrado e.!
ParIamento. y que los catalanes. los
cx-ministros liberales Y 81 gobler-
no ~coinciden en- Ia necesidad de
abrir en- breve cl pariamento.
Estima injustas las re~criminacio-
mes que Sc le nan hechO pOr no ma
Der ~presentado en- mayo los presu-
puestos, porquc era impossible ha-
berlos hecho sinceros, basandolos en-
las enseTanZas de los primeros Qua
tro meses por las bruscas oscilacio-
mes q consecuencia de las circuns-
tancias anormales, Ia que hubiera
sido d~eplorable.
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DIYEKS0s

CONPRE listed ri Almanaqrle IlIstrado para
1915 en- In Liberia de- LDZanO; zoe I'll elem
PLAN "nvIad" pOr currcO a cualquicr parte
dc los E>lauOS lnidOS.
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(PaSa Il la Sfi. col. IA
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Sc NELESITA una criada bucna Y it'll. pa
"a iraDIjar IN casa de famIlta. DIrijasc 4
.Gc-uIi 'JntIJhy OIpJI uGS tI0I
Sc EENDE IN C0Che IN magniricaS COndi-
clones. pOr In ranilIGd q" 81 prcclU>lrii
Clones, pOr IL m!tad de ~ preClO. lprOrman
san Id"GO, Cargo La PRENSA. tiO-?jI
DESEu vrnG"r mi panad"ria tnrnedlatdmcn-
te. MaQuIRar!a mOd"?na. BncnOS hOrnOS.
luz "l"cIrica. etc. niriia>e a sra. \. Buggci.
1919 Cara -. TclciOnO Travis 32i2. IU-9T
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MADRID, Octubrc Il.-El parii-
do Radical ha decidido presentar 81
candidatura cerrada en- todos los
districts de esta villa Y corte en- las
pr6Ximas elecciones municipales sin
entrar en- inteligencia alguna con las
demas izGuierdas.
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BARCELONA, octubre ll.-Ha
sido aumentado el precio de Ia a
ne. habiendoSe disgustado por clio
las autoridades. que han ~suspendido
las a~utorizaciones que habian conce
dido para Ia venta, i los vendedo-
res abusivoS.
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MADRID, octubre ll.-Hoy Sc
han cotizado en- la Bolsa de esta
Corte las libras esterlinas a 24.69 y
los frances a $3.50.
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GRATIS!

D,O'''A"'D II nluHoND SALES Co Dept D-poe, st Louis, Mo.
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DE HUGO

PITAGORAS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03

FRRD M. HUMPHREY, 3. HIP.
FRED 6. MOORE, Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03
WILL KILL THE BILL
Legislature Does Not Favor Educa-
tiOnal Measure-Likes The
Vail Proposition.

The past week has seen many new
bills brought before the legislature
at Montpelier and the house has
voted to give the members another
week to get in more bills. The
most important measure of the week
was the bill drawn by the special
educational commission, an abstract
of which appears on page two, but
1t is said the bill has no chance of
passing in the house and the senti-
ment against it is increasing. The
special commission selected to visit
Speedwell Farms and the Vail Agri-
cultural School went to Lyndonville
last Friday where they took lunch
con at the boys domitory, inspect
ed the school buildings and property
and the barns and house at Speed
well. They were very favorably i'm
pressed with the great gift Mr.. Vail
PROPOSES to give the state and the
sentiment in the legislature is more
and moro in favor of accepting the
offer. The fact the gift is to be SO
free from any conditions or restric-
tions convinces the members of Mr.
Wallis great liberality toward the
state.
The most important bill passed
last week was the Omnibus Bill
changing the statutes to conform
with the amended constitution. 1t
was railroaded faster than the court
bills because many of the officers be-
gan their terms on Monday. AS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03
Big Minstrel Show.

The local lodge of United Com
mercial Travellers are planning a
monster minstreal show to be given
in the near future.
Frank O.. French has been en-
gagged to direct and produce the
same and "corking" entertain
ment is assured.
The talent will comprise our best
local singers and favorite comedians,
while many prominent citizens
will make their first appearance as
lend men, at this time.
Costumes, music, ETC., will be up
to the highest standard and the pro-
gram will introduce many surpris-
ing innovations.
Rehearsals begin at once and fur
ther particulars will be announced
later.
Watch out for the big show. 1t
will be a humdinger!-Adv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03

Palestine COmmandery, No. s. X. II.
Stated Conclave Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary 20.
RLwIN A. SILsBY, EN-. Commander.
EARL D. EVANS, Recorder.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03
ANNUAL GENTLEMEN's NIGHT
Woman's Club Enjoys a Lecture
Song Recital on Eugene Field

Woman's Club Enjoys a Lecture
Song Recital on Eugene Field
The annual gentlemen's night OF
the st. Johnsbury Woman's Club was
an exceedingly enjoyable affair, be-
| ing held at Pythian Hall Monday eve
ming. The guests were received by
Mrs. Sarah HoVey, Miss Margaret
Robie and Mrs. Minnie Tolman. Mrs.
Hovey welcomed those present and
said the entertainment for the eve
ming was in two parts, the first part
being in charge of the music COM
mittee, Mrs. A. L. Bailey, chairman
of this committee, then introduced
Rev. E. G. Herrick and Mrs. Sarah
Hall Herrick of Fall River, Mass.
Mrs. Herrick first sang a group of
miscellaneous songs. Her manner
was very pleasing and perfect enun-
citation gave keen enjoyment to her
audience.
Mr.. Herrick in an intimate and
conversational manner, gave a sketch
Of Eugene Fields life, bringing in
IGany humorous touches. The reci-
tations were delightfully."- given and
many of them were the less familiar
ones which seemed to emphasize and
bring out Fields characteristics, es-
hood, his eternal youth and under
standing of child life. Several of
the Field poems set to music were
sung by Mrs. Herrick. Interspersed
through the sketch and readings
were Fiddle, dee, dee," ''The Dutch
Lullaby" and Little Boy Blue" Mrs.
Frances Richmond furnished excel
lent accompanime1ts. The enter
tainment delighted all present and
many were glad to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Herrick and express their ap-
probation.
The second part of the entertain
ment was in charge of the social
committee, Mrs Frank Wright,
chairman Dainty refreshments con-
sisting of sandwiches, olives, cakes
and coffee were served from an at
tractive table, in cafateria style.
To Have School Gardens
The executive board met Saturday
afternoon at the club house. The
letter sent out by the California
clubs was discussed. According to
this letter the positions for wom-
en- and girls at the San Francisco
exposition are all taken and no more
need apply. This is intended as
word of warning to young girls who
may have enticing offers OF employ
ment made them and to save them
from unpleasantness in the future.
The chairman of the committee made |
a report of the district nurse work.
During January, Mrs. Harvey made
81 visits. The Industrial classes
are proving a great success. A line
crowd of girls is attending and much |
interest is being manifested. The
subject of school gardens was dis
eussed. The education committee
has been considering the matter with
Young and the board
decided to try the work this year
with st. Johnsbury children, appro-
the sum of $50 for carrying
It on.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03
ODD FELLOWS MAKE MERRY
Enjoyed Banquet After Initiating a
Class of TWelVe-The. Speakers.

Enjoyed Banquet After Initiating a
Glass of TWelVe-The. Speakers.
At the regular meeting of Gale
donia Lodge L. o. o. F., Monday eve
ring a class of twelve candidates was
initiated. The degree work was
very highly spoken of by several of
the grand officers who witnessed it.
Aside fIom the grand officers there
were delegations of visitors from
,Lyndonville, Concord and Barnet.
Music during the work was furnished
by a male quartet. The attendance
was about 800.
After the work the party adjourned
tU he'd Mems Hall where a fine ban
Guel was served by the members OF
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge. D. H.
Henderson acted as toastmaster and
there were responses by Grand Mas
ter z. ]. Putnam, Grand Warden J.
G. Roy, Grand Marshall E. A. Spea-
Ger, D. D. G. NJ, F. F. Leonard; p.
G. M, S. A. Reed; P. G. NJ, E. E.
Sargent; P. G. R., G. H. Stearns; d..
A. P. Grint, Rev. P. D. Moody, Rev.
F. S Tolman, J. Rolf Searles and N
G. Robert McGillivray
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sequent insertions of the same coDy.1
Notice Green's Bakery.
II We are to open Thursday, Feb
4, a salesroom with a complete lin
of bakery goods and confectionery
at 9S Railroad street for the bene
fit of our patrons. Open from 7:3(
| to 1880 A. M. and from 1870 tt
$50 P. M. and Monday and Satur
day evenings.
E. J. King announces that he has
opened his new restaurant and bak
| cry in the Aevnue House Block, next
door to the Globe Theatre, where he
hopes to meet all his old customers
and many new ones. Mr.. King also
takes this means to thank his for
mer patti ons for past business.
Searchlight Club supper and en-
tertainment postponed to Tuesday
Feb. 8, at 6 O'Clock.
An evening of music, sociability
and dancing will be given by St.
Margaret's Guild in G.. A. r. Hall,
Friday, Feb. 5, beginning at
o'clock. Ice cream cones for sale.
Admission 25 cents. The program
will include among other numbers,
selections by Miss Elizabeth Peck
and some of her pupils.
Leave your films at Lurchin and
Lurchin's to be developed and print
ed. Enlargements and lantern
slides made. Work guaranteed and
prices right.
The Search Light Club will give
a supper at the South church Fri
day, Feb. at o'clock. This will
be followed by an Irish farce entitled
"That Rascal Pat" Do not miss
it.
Exceptional values in suits at $19,
$40 and $22. A. M. Goodrich Tai
loring Co.
To rent, furnished front room.
A. e. COUNSEL and Son.
If you are having trouble with
your eyes call and see J. d. Black
shaw the optometrist.
Get box of Almon's Cold Tablets
at Searles Drug. Store and cure your
cold.
Try hot chocolate with whipped
cream at Searles' Drug Store, creamy
and delicious.
A pound of Accent chocolates for
29 cents at Searles Drug Store every
Saturday
For monument marker or ceme-
terry lettering, write or call up 371-11
J. E. Walker.
More houses, more lots and more
farms for sale. G. E. KIRK.
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soon as it was passed Friday, the
members started for home and the
governor could do nothing under Il. .
lie did not sign 1t until Monday
evening and then on condition the
legislature would take up the mat
tefo again and correct many errors
that had been discovered in II.
No real headway has been made
in the matter of compensation of
the members but the farmer mem
bers arc said to stand pretty strong
CONTINUED on page 50
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LOCAL NOTICES

Notices will be inserted in this
column in reading matter type at the
r" te of ten cents a line for the first
insertion and five cents a line for sub
sequent insertions of the same copy.1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03
S. S. DISTRICT INSTITUTE
Afternoon and Evening Sessions. to
Be Held Next Tuesday.

The district institute of the Cal
donia County Sunday School Asso-
citation will hold its ST. Johnsbury
meeting at the First Baptist church
on Railroad street, Tuesday, Feb.
3, the sessions to be at p. M. and
1880 P. NJ The afternoon meeting
will be addressed by Mrs. NJ. F.
Stickney of Barre, Mrs. w. B.
Wright Superintendent of home
department and Rev. Paul D. Moody
followed by general discussions of
practical problems. In the evening
addresses will be given by Rev. Stan
ley C. Reynolds of Passumpsic and
w H. Young, superintendent of
public schools of st. Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03
TOWN BUSINESS
Apparently Increase In Expenses
But Actually Considerable Re
duction From Last Year.

The auditors have audited the
books of the town officers and the
annual reports are in the hands of
the printer. The selectmen drew
their orders for $39,44468 while
they amounted to only S35, ,843.48
the year before. But $4,000 of
this years figures are for the United
States deposit money for schools
which the town has paid to the
state and taken care of in the bond
issue authorized at the special town
meeting. So with this unusual item
taken out the total orders of the
selectmen for regular town expenses
are $29, ,444.68, a reduction of &c.
03S.80 from the year previous.
There has been an increase of $2,-
079.24 in the expenses of the town
farm over the previous year but the
net cost of the poor has increased
only $237.65 during the past year.
This is a very good showing consider
ing the unusual amount of idleness
in town the past six months. The
net cost of the poor in 1913 was $5,-
98476 and for 1914 $6,222.41
There has been a very large de-
crease in the cost of roads and
bridges the past year. Combining
the regular and special road COM
missioners' expenses, the rolling and
bridges we find a reduction of ST.
269.5 50 for the past year. The totals
for the two years Were:-POr 1913,
$13,714.35; for 1914, $6,444.76.
The summary of orders drawn dur
ing the mast wear fOllOWS:-
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FRATERNAL MEETINGS

Passumpsic Lodge, No. %. #. q A. Nj.
Regular Communication Thursday even
ing, February a.
FRED c. BECK, w. NJ.
DAVID R. COLE, Secretary.
HaswelI Royal Arch Chapter, No. II.
Special Convocation Friday evening. Feb-
ruary 5.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03
St. JOhnsbury Athenaeum

Sts SOhnSDury Aunenaeums
LIBRARY READING ROOM ART GALLERY
! O'Clock to O'Clock each week day, We'd
nesday evenings excepted.
O'Clock to O'Clock Sundays.
All are invited.
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BOND ISSUE VOTED
Very Little Opposition at Specia
Meeting of E. and T. Fair
hanks Go. Stockholders

banks Co. Stockholders
At the special stockholders meet
ing of E. and T. Fairbanks and Com
pany held Monday at the Casino,
the average amount of the stock
usually voting at the annual meet
ings held heretofore was either rep
resented in person or by proxy, q
744 shares of the stock being rep
resented at this meeting.
About 80 stockholders were pres
ent The meeting was called for
the purpose of authorizing an issue
of 6 per cent mortgage bonds. Full
statements were made explaining the
purpose of the issue, and in reply
to inquiries on the part of several
persons present, information was
given relative to the affairs of the
company concerning its manage
ment, the improvements, business
conditions and other items of inter-
est to the stockholders.
A stock vote was taken on the
proposition to issue the bonds, which
resulted in 2744 votes being cast.
Only 23 votes were cast in the neg
ative, showing the substantial unan-
unity of approval on the part of the
stockholders of the recommendations
of the directors to the stockh olders.
The Van Camp Packing Co. has
sold it's condensary at st. Albans to
H. P. Hood & Sons of Boston, who
took possession Feb. /. The Hoods
promise to take care of the prod
uct of the farmers but in just what
way they will not say. The Van
Camp Co. since it's opening in 1907,
has handled an average of 10000
pounds of milk daily and the price
paid has run from $40 hundred
pounds up to $1.90. In the sum-
mer about 40 hands were employed
but in winter only 20
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03

Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge No
2. Tuesday evening, February 9.
d. H. HARLOW. c. c.,
H. 3. ANDERSON, K. r. S.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03

The 25 cent piece was made
famous by the American Liver
Tablets, the perfect laxative.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03

AS AOdL11lS VI 1AOSOI-
edness of the town has been COM
pletely eliminated during the year
by an $85,000 7'bond issue. The
bonds are four per cent. bonds and
it cost $4,000 to change the indebt-
edness into this form where it pays
reduced interest but the interest
charge is much smaller and $4,000
was put into the sinking fund for
the purpose of paying the bonds at
the end of the optional term.
The total transactions of the town
the past year amounted to $245, ,882,-
"a. School orders amounting to
$62, ,636.62 were paid during the
past year and road commissioners
orders of $6,213.43. There is a to-
tai of uncollected taxes of $8,795.65
previous to 1914 and $4,400.37 for
the year of 1914. The cash on hand
at the end of the year was S4,288.01.
The Town Officers.
There is little talk as yet about
town officials. Conrad F. Beck is
not an active candidate for re-elec-
ton as selectman and as mentioned
last week B. A. Farnham is being
mentioned for the place. Some one
has suggested the name of Frank
Carr also.
c. w. Steele will not be a candi-
date for reelection as school COM
missioner and no names have been
seriously mentioned as yet in con-
nection with that Office.
1t is possible that Fred Whitney
will be induced to continue a year
longer as a lister. If that is true
there will be but one vacancy to fill
and the name of Tom. Tierney has
been talked of some in connection
with that.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-03

The Museum of Natural Science.
Open week days 9-12 -. M, Ia p. Id
Sundays 2.30 to p. NJ.
All visitors welcomed.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-28
RAPPORT niemiecki.

Berlin, % sierpnia. = Urzedo-
wo doniesiono tu, re Rosyanie O.
pu5cili olite bez oporu i cofneli
sic ma wschod. lime oddzialy ar
mil Hindenburga rownoczeSnie
pobiiy. nieprzyjaciela ma poiu-
dniowy wschod Cd Kowna. Ma
poludnie cd Ossowca, i ma polu-
dniowy wschod cd Mitawy tocza
sic dalsze bitwy. Zabrano 2,45O
jencow cztery dziala.
Dalej ma poiudnie wojska ME
mieckie daza ku rzece Niemen.
Zdobyto przejScie przez Berezow-
ke ma wschod cd Ossowca. Me
przyjaciela Scigano ma calym
froncie pomiedzy Bobrem a Su-
chawola ku puszczy bialowies-
kiej. w dniach 25 i 26 armia gen.
GaIlwitza zabrala $500 jencow.
Armia ksiecia Leopolda ba-
warskiego dalej r6wniez postepu-
je, a prawe jej skrzydio doszio do
punktu ma p6lnocny wschod cd
Karnienca Litewskiego.
Armia feldm. Mackensena: Ma
p6lnocny wsoh6d cd BrzeScia Ii
tewskiego wojska nasze zblizaja
sic do goScihca wiodacego Ka-
miencs Litewskiego.
Przeszio 100000 jencow, kilka
tysiecy dziai karabinow dosyc do
zaopatrzenia kilku dywizyi arnlii
zabrali Austryacy W przeciagu O.
statnich trzech tygodni cd czasu
zajecia Warszawy. Wszystkie
ich linie obronne przejmowane 2
wyjatkiem Grodna, ktore zapew-
ne pred niedziela zostanie zaje-
te.
Ma p6inocy Rosyanie cofaja sic
ku Wilnu. Zdaje sic, re tam bro
mic sic ME zechca, tylko cofna sic
do linii Dzwinsk - Pinsk, liczac
ma to, re moczary i lasy pow
strzymuja Niemcow.