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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27

DieIe 8rGmicultite miro ohle iueltere
Totl3 bon ,3eii gu Belt ergdli8t uno per-
s8sfoert, uno oie'e Brelle rid)tcn lth I'1dl
Sasau ie!uelligeN Wnrttircrtb
MN 3cltcn mo iidlerlten 1T 6. od3
's5eIb per Y D it 4 ulueJ mig (gtonep
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'6crsu Grt1da'tcu dusiieuen lam, 81
9fxrfenoeu. Gbeulo GUT mo llder lulo
sste @r3reBd utue nngen mel
r Sle be Nqenten in aleu- GrpreB Stdtlos
ser ou5iencu. @eun man oa9 @elo per
Bcftouire iIltnQ ODER per GrpreBorluelllIIlg
thtdt, lit Is nidlt uothuenbtg, ben be:f>fs
teuber grief regIltrireu 5n ldIler, lpet9'l
tse N0reie oeutlidl deIdrieheu 1T. Segt
I ouncocn gdarQel0 III oeE Nrlef. 10
hsafe nieIer tets reailtrirt Iperoelt, nnl
adler All lein. odH 0erIeibe rtdtlg nns
tsxnmt. Nir @elolerouuqen in e~iniddlen,
wrief9erTflulie iiberncbmtn mir tetners
lei observation-disclosures Sm Sale BON
Observation-Disclosures ueraeiie man ia
wuilt, Die nlte cbeiiioruoht tuie Ole ne u {
Eeftoffice o,tiuaeteH. oeuu lonlt iorhel
MIR oen Rdmeu nj oen gudlerlt gar utt1t
fuuOeu.
Wtouen= TIERS 0iirfen uidlt. ME oas
20 oft acifictt. ais Oernteiutlldle 1lIlt
i1in4 5uru dhthultcn petocI, ION
Der71 Tu0 aeu 8ricfet 3 eJ8uteNeu.
QujttmuQ etiotat uur Nufit AetoetlH1R
aes 9dtums uuf sem Iore6ltreiien.
Bran nbrclire eiuiafh'
..&OreIteru, Va GroIe. isis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Dir Ntatn,r Melnnuo. Oaa ece

%N SliHtHtt VfihHhHs "hlt ~
oetitItle General Gilman ron Satoer9
ie1uer RonmjonOoitenuua oui oc1
DaroaneiIen entbobcn mor0en ut.
aptro nun ncuttntpt Die Atte
uer Itehen oeu Srrtern nit 0cnt be
fnuutcn ~Mohrboitigtcits Rcnonp
nee oltrdlouS nld)t nod
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27

- DtCHtuC RHlltpp
cine bemerfensmcrthe Reoc. Nus
oerielben lei beionoers 6oIgenoes
bernorgehoben:
~Heli1ioie Serfol9nng geb0rt nidt
ms ~5iuan5i9ite S%Sabrbunoert. 8ir
braufen nit)t in 5einoidoft nlitein.
amber Su ie6en, neil mir aatbolifen
uno E%roteltonten limo. oenn mir glali.
ben alle an oenielben @ott. Sd babe
ltets odron gealoubt. Dab Stride uno
Stoot a%lseinulocr gebalten meroen
mullen, SaBt inns cine tolcrunte Ne
llaien aifhol,en un6 iiberloBt es sc.
Dem, lem religi6ies Sd)itf Sill Iteuern
ipie rs linn beliebt. SD bin Der feiten
lleber5euglna uno alnllbe aud. oa5
lcocr Wfcnld' nor DEM 6eiet oleid iii
mo oicie lteber5eugunq nno oieicr
Glalthe miro itets Die Ridtidlnut in
.neinen S%onolnngen lem. MdDrcno
~r1einer Amtsseit lit mir pcrlNicoeilt.
lib gelaat morocu. id ioac Dies ODER
lenes thuu, neil sic Hcrioncn, Medic
III DER NnQelcgenbelt interelitrt mo.
rem, &otholifcu ohcr Yrotcitonten
limo Sd bctradlte jeooh Nile obue
unteriflieo ser Gcliginn ais Dor Dem
@eiete gleih.
User iaet, oab Der aatbolif feiu
outer 8uraer lit, fennt Sen &otholi-
fen chen nidt. Ser Gatbolif lit olts
Dem Stoff aemoft. Der notbmenoig
III cine arnBe Nrmee si biloen uno
iobalo ser Ruf ergehen miIroc CUR
@ertheiOiqrnq oes %aterlonocs. mir,
De er iofort oicicm Hitfe iolgen."
~SoRt ms boffen. Bah umerifani-
Idle Wonncr urlo 6rouen itets bereit
Iein mer0cn. Die amerifoniife Slogge
6lt pertbeioigen, 10 boB ole sSreibeit.
fllr Die uniere &orfobren 10 heik &c
tdmpft hobell, olth ser 3admclt il5cr-
liefert meroen fam.
Sic Sternc mo Streifen tretcn
fitr groBere Sreiheit elm. lei es in sic
lem 2anoe ODER ouf BEN Gbillppinen.
Sie treten Elm fitr &eoefreibeit, Neli
dionsfrcihcit uno @Icidbcit Dor Dem
Gieiet.
Sic yaniabtS Of Columbus
2obqe 1T i'm @cgriff, ein qroBortiges
Seim 5t holten utn ih morne Sic,
bic Nereiuiauna fir poIitiide Gropa.
Gonoo ill qebraud)en. @cnn id SD
nen cinen Hotb aeben fam. 10 lit cs
Der, betbGtigcn Sic iid in Ser Inter,
Itiltrno ser Sto6t. Cod ioate lire
&erciniguitq einc politiife meroen,
honn lit lie nidrt better oils .rgeno cine
oroere poIitilde %ereinigung uno
Soft mciB, oaB picIc ocrieIben nidts
touacn."
@oup. Ybilipp muroe oils critcr
Sc0ner NIT qroFam SSl,6el 6corll6t,
na0 seine NnIprahc crrcgtc groBcn
NpplmtS.
Ser 5neite Reoncr NOR Gomor6 g..
2unn on$ Soma. Gr idilocrte Elm
ihcoles TomilicnIebcn mo bernorf
ooS bcreitS 5u iebr ~einqeriiiene Ser
fohren. &in0er 6cm Glternhuuie All
cntfcrnen uto lie in NnftuItcn
8u itefer, melm nidt eons 5piuQenoe
Nriln0e bnrlGqen oo feline 9~(nitoIt
Die Tomtlic, feline GflcQcrin sic
%lcbc Der w CT erieben f0rne.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
1cntid,r ~n,,,,crnrtn ;

GcntidaC 5Gurmcrortc i'm Sab
re 1918 Sir oic ruiiiifcu Solooten
< uufeu fiir Die ruiiiideu ge.
iangcuen ~&ooen~. far Die bent
ide 3ioiIbco5Ifcruna aGiien~. fir
Sic oelttldleg SoIOaten ~Sicgen-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Die @iseoniiner Staats=6 air.
2ieiel6e iUiro am IL. Sepiember er,
0iinet. Snoiarer i~tellen ans
Gorbereitllilgefl

ie &orbereitungen
Tiir Die fomnlen0e
Stoots 6air, mel
olll 49,. Sep
teinber eroffnet
miro, meroen Don
Den 3ireftoreit un0
Der 6alr
jest init 9roBern
IA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Mnnidcn Sie. nn slarfr

~NHHFNFNW ~Ntt WI <IUIIE
mo @clrlht %5uSunehmcn. Nppeilt su
crl0nQcn. Iid Qcor0nctcr N0rpcrnmf
tiader Su cr'rctcu crirjidheuoea
Shl0i Su acuiebeL mo AT nihler
mo ia miiiHt OoR icNe N0irr mo
Seine $hre4 Snitclns ocitortt ma
ernclcrt Miro. 9&cm ia. IL belin
Dcu 81 ioiort c'ue @'ebonoluno nit
ToruI'& @lpcntroutcr. Sem often.
ielterprobtcn 8routcrhejuittcl Is
miro oH 2altcu ourh Slc3ioladcn-
tSt 0cllcfcrt pou Ncr N~critc0crn Or.
Setter Sdhrnen x Sons 60. 1875
50 Nonne Wire. Gbitngo. Sn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Die 2fgislatnr bat iid utrtnqt.
%iele iuldltine %oiluscn fanhen fire
6rlcSisnna.

HegisIdturpcrlooe
1915 %Jclongte ant
Qlcll5tng 9tan
nuttog lin , llbr
a~u0gnltt9 gum 4b=
Die 2egis
lutur mar 22l
Soge in Sibung.
nDohrpu0 nor 1lnet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Ne6t enslii6.
tSriidl Norlo.)

lang BAT
england, ulgc
ad]tet 0es &ol
ferredlts. anleri
faniidle 8dunl
lpoGe. Die mir
ncutrdle &aicn
beitimntt Iuar.9c
fapert. Gs limo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
" 4 bmaih Il.

~ u y VI u W l u : ~
Kie .Sqoreltcru" : &dbmniduen Aio. l..
auf = ,Iahfe l5rii;I'd o%atant'rt, "@top
oeao" sNebquic. ertra feline Soltiar.
ale ueue ten Serbeierungeu, 1ol9lut
Die belle Wtaldins. Die Iir Ir8eno enlen
Ircis s,biIllid Iit SIG
Eie .Ac10iteru" s%yiabmuldrIe No. 2, ge@
a nie RU. /, Hur nit oulbonlltis
idiem .Grep Seao~ 81
Gie nglorOiteru.a %atmaidine %0. 9, M
0oloeu Cat We9dule, duth1mnIildlem
-Gtatr Giit~ N%ugellager : 8eltel. mt
autbomntildem BELT Heplacer". boz
GEM gru. nehdrtete 1tubllbeils, ale
nattndements" III SGmmets Ndltdleu.
Etl.e quie 99aidune gu oem leGr pltlts
aeu Hret3 p0n nur plo
Die .Rutoltetu" sRd6maldtlae 9(o. !,
aettdu wle Ao. 3. uur i'll &esi'e ahts
net Norm 81
Nue Oieie Rolhu;eu iito abiotlt ga
r uautirt. Sic 6radt bat Der AaHlec 5u
araaeu mo tie betrdgt ucn G0e bis -,
se rad Der 2iltna5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Rs6mi.u s.g,n Mebrbssablnng
81 d bnA d.

st 0 ~ b II ~.
Etetaer's ocatidsameritoniite5 Aotbad)
fur fleiue SamIlleu. Yoa 8dloenidt
@dlreget. &re;s IS Gents.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
6ouu. Tbilipp iir Soleren,.
6r hclf bel Der 6dteinlssnns eims
notwithstanding H~nIprndlc. Stride
nno Staat. Serr Gbilipp iuarnte
Die COMMUNICATIVE urr politi-
idlen llmtrie6en.

eleeentli6 Der nelI
lihen 6eier Der
@runoite 9
gum 9lnball oes
alnbbmlies Ser
~&nigbts Of 60
lum6us" III Mil
iDoufee belt @ou
Anrn~,r ME.EAn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
SUIT OF UNUSUAL NATURE.
Based ON Failure to vacate Factory
Building in Rutland.

Rutland, Sept. 22.-H. o. Carpenter
and +. NJ. Wilson of this city have
brought suit in Rutland county court
against the Smart Set Shirt company
OF New York, Tim & Co., of Troy, n. Y,
and B. L. Herman of New York to force
the defendants to move certain machin-
cry from the Tim & Co. shirt factory
in this city. Edward Dana is attorney
for the plaintiffs. Papers were served
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff II. r.
Adams.
The factory building was purchased
some months ago by a number of Rut-
land men, whom Mr.. Carpenter and Mr..
Wilson represent A deal was underway
to lease the building to the Smart Set
company, for whom Mr.. Herman was
manager, but il was never consummated.
The Smart Set and Tim concerns were
permitted TO store machinery and other
personal property in the Rutland build
ing, the understanding being, according
t. the claims of Messrs. Carpenter and
Wilson, that they were TO move il when
ever the place should be leased.
On August S, last, the shirt factory
was leased to- Taubcr. Ryttenberg & Co.,
OF New York, with. the understanding
that they have possession in September.
The Rutland interests have been unable
to live up 10 their agreement with Tau
Der, Ryttenberg & Co., becaust the
Smart Set company refuse TO move their
machinery. Messrs. Carpenter and Will
son cIaiul $500 damages because Of the
delay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
HOW TO PREVENT
ACID STOMACHS
AND FOOD FERMENTATION
nv a stomach Specialist


As a specialist who has spent many years
in the study and treatment OF stomach trou-
bles, | have been forced to the conclusion
that most people who complain OF stomach
trouble possess stomachs that are absolutely
healthy and normal. The real trouble that
which causes all the pain and difficulty. Is
excessive acid in the stomach, aggravated by
food fermentation. Hyperacidity irritatea the
delicate lining Of the stomach and food Ter
mentation causes wind. which distends the
stomach abnormally, causing that full. bioated
feeling. Thus both acid and fermentation
interfere with and retard the process OF di.
gestion The stomach Is usually healthy and
normal, but irritated almost past endurance
by these fore.g elements--acid and wind
In all such cases--and they comprise over W
per cent. OF all stomach difficulties the hfst
and only step necessary is to neutraiize the
acid and stop the fermentation by taking IN
little warm or cold water Immediately after
eating, from one to two teaspoonfuls OF BIZ
surated magnesia, which IL doubtless the best
and only really effective antacid ana
food corrective known. The acid VIII be
neutralized and the fermentation stopped al
most instantly, and your stomach viii At
once proceed to digest the food In healthy,
normal manner. Be sure 10 ask the Barre
Drug Company or any druggist for the bi-
surated magnesia, as I have found other
forms utterly lacking in Its peculiarly raiu-
able properties.-F. J. G,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
TWO COMPANIES OF VETERANS
Held Their Annual Reunions in Brattle-
boro.

Brstsieboro, Sept 22.--Company X, 9th
Vermont regiment. held its annual re-
union in Grand Army bali yesterday and
then had an excellent dinner in the hall
with Company u, 10th Vermont regi-
nent, served by Sedgwick Woman's Re
lief corps, after which Company 3 held
its annual meeting. Twelve comrades
and five honorary members were present
81 the Company X reunion. These on.
GERS were elected President, Colonel
Thomas Harmon Of Burlington; vice.
presidents, Edsar y. Copeland Of ColrAin,
Mass, aud James b. Eandoll OF Brattle-
boro, secretary and treasurer, l.. w.
Bush Of Brookiine Brief remarks were
made BY The several comrades present
Thirteen members responded 20 the
rollcall of Company y. The report Of
the secretary and treasurer, Edwin r.
putnan. was accepted and Mrs. Il. J.
Bangs, chairman Of the forsl COMMITTEES,
gave a financial report. These officers
werc slnctcds President, a. p. Rauney u
Westminster West; vice president George
8. stoclwen Of North ADAMS. Mass
secretary and treasurer. Edwin n Put
nam 81 Brattleboro; eKecutive commit
tet. Edwin ~ Putnam, Charles A. Clark
y Springfield, Macs Joel flAgr and
" ~ Tyler 81 Guilford. Mrs. ~ J.
Bangs NJ Ernftlebgro and Mrs. 9. 4.
Deach % burlington.
. deaths occurrea during enc year,
- fhl "a V knopn, These present from
aslt 81 town were George 81 stockwef a
North Adaus. Mss uho rresideds y.
u stsdman ~ srfinEfsid Mass. Jason
Mann ~ Mortsrrs. Mss. snt Aiph0n-o
q Cotb 81 Pa putnfy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22

NO. es4--The house on this farm is better
than most city houses all finished in natural
wood, heated by furnace. hot and cold water
toilet, etc. contains IL rooms and is practi-
cally new very pleasantly situated. The farm
contains i3o acres and will carry 20 cows !:
barns full Of crops now extra good sugar
orchard Of 1000 naples, equipped for 900
trees. Makes a quality Of sugar hard TO
equal Estimated 100000 n. Of soft lumber
This IL a good farm. one on which you can
make money has extra good buildings and is
in a very prosperous farming section miles
TO town. Z mile 10 school. and a bargain at
s5,O0o.0o. Good terms OF payment can be
had must be sold I64tf
SPLENDID VILLAGE PLACE OF is acres
within driving distance o. Barre; extra good
house and barns chance 20 keep 800 hens /.
let US show you photo price. si,eoooo. i54n
wANTED-AN OFFER for parcel Of
Summer street property always rented at
$3.50 per month i5su
A GOOD TRADE IN AN EXTRA GOOD
HOUSE barn and extra lot near Beckley
street might exchange for farm. lSstf
sEvEN-RooM HOUSE, barn and extra lot
In south par q the city for only 81 .s5o.o 90 Is
In good repair and viii make any one good
win have 10 speak quick 10 get this. istu
WE CAN PLEASE YOU in anything in the
real estate line pnoiect your interests BY con-
sultine ~ before huydng or selling real state.
THE n. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
BARRE. VERMONT
Rooms and .. Howlshd-css Bids.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
LIVESTOCK ARRIVALS HEAVY.
Prices of Beef Cattle at Brighton and
WATERFOWL a Little Firmer.

Brighton, Mass, Sept. 22.-With the
Portland train late again, business at
the Brighton stockyards yesterday was
irregular and slow. Owing TO the APP
preaching termination of the Jewish hol-
idays beef stock stiffened a little in the
early sales, though most shippers claimed
10 be getting no better returns than a
week ago. Hogs were lower, with other
kinds OF livestock unchanged.
Heavy cattle were scarce in the morn
ing offerings and prices held well up to
Sc for choice. The range for the day
was 7Hsasc for tops, with good cattle
at 797he and light cattle at 6@7e.
Beef cows were in heavy supply, and
prices were barely sustained. Canning
stock was in better demand, but ship
pers found il difficult 20 lift values.
Some fancy heifers sold as high as 6Mc,
but the range for average tops was 5h
a &c, with good cows AZ 4ia@ Sc, ordi.
nary cows AZ 3M@4c and Gamers at
sa3hc.
Fancy bulls were quoted as high as
6lse, though this was mainly in the ask
ing. as most sales were az 5@6e. Bo-
logna bulls were steady az sac &c, with
ordinary bulls AZ 4a4hc.
No change was noted in the selling
price Of calves. a few fancy bringing a.
ilgh a. l0M@llc. Good lots were quot
ed az ga l0c, fair lots at sa9c, and
grnssers and drinkers 5GTe.
Hogs were easier and lower, with a
light demand. Killing i slow, a. lower
prices are expected Best lots cold a.
5.4oa : l8Oc. with rough lots az 7@7hc
and boars AZ g..
sheep and lambs were fairly firm, Bet
lambs selling az 7@sc. with sheep az
4d6c.
Mileh cows were in heavy supply, at
the leading shippers having BIC strings
in the barns. While the demand held
up vel. prices eascd Of little. ord
nary milkers selling 81 $500 s65 each,
and best mixers A. s75afl25 and up
yard. according 20 quality.
Hogs are stiil running light. est and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
IN BOSTON MARKET.
Butter Market Firm and Egg Prices
Keep Well UP.

Boston, Sept. o.. There is firm mar
ket locally for fine butter, for the sup
ply of that grade is no more than suili-
Gent to meet regular trade require
ments; this is due in no small measure
to the hot weather of last week, many
marks that ordinarily grade extra" fall
ing to lower classification because OF
weather defects. Below the best goods
the market is over-suppled and prices
are entirely in buyers favor. The cheese
market is quieter than it has been, but
the firmness of the primary markets
sustains sellers views on prices. There
is still close of all desirable eggs and
no easing of prices.
Jobbing quotations:
Butter-Fancy northern creamery,
tubs 29@291ac, boxes 30is@3lc, prints
30m3lc; fancy western creamery 2s@
2si5e, good to choice creamery 26@27e,
fair to good 25@25iac.
Cheese-Twins, fancy l6@l612c, fair
to good l5@l512c, Young America Ito
lTiac.
EggsAFancy hennery 43@44c, choice
eastern 39G4lc, western extras 39@4lc,
prime firsts 32@34c, frsts 29@30, stor-
age extras 2s@30c, frsts 25@26e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
Is HEAD OF STOCK
50 cows - AyTshIrs ana Halsiein

SIX cows Ers6e Ayrshire ard Holsteins.
Is 81 these cows freshsned about =
month ago anl 2 are due % freshen IN
about % dave Do head q 2.year -olds
ard ..lres. 8 good shnats. J bar. As hens
ana shietsns. IS sheep End lambs. mare
d years ola. safe and kind. sound. uiih
colt ~ hef sids. q asmeYs tie mnrt
WEIGHS aisout i.1p0 n.st also ] good
horss. wsiri ne alput es8 -
cPors-Aborf 90 tgns 81 Foos TIN
cftr ara rirver hay stauf 30 bushels
- asis. q qusnfitv of lads ehsst si.prf
faTs ~ ust struu. sre rDui fflt
earn 3 ssurl. & lrt ~ fsaasr ufr.
TOOLS extra roos stusstakss farm
wsann. cost s.5oc End has bssr usst
urfv > uftla has bra iretF Nna 1inft
taFsss - uf trutks. hsF hasF ngMirg
fr.ss8 r. harsf rntHs. r.lgw. aatstEt1s
sfTane sassf t.arrur ussass sifaFss.
u.s. sieas r.nrr r1ttsr. Fsaat ~. -harss
usasa. 3 1rfrnE ta-nssess s1erfass
s~s1s ssternfrr. sFTs-nl nrttslss e. huuss-
frsf Fu-lsrrr ir..lrftrr i.sas. siasifs. e.
f1as. alrsat ~ ttf tasls 49, 80 nrt
srs = rara -fratt1r T~us 81 tfn.f
~ aats anrst 81 rur fsnIaaflsF a.
aass Fraaar sgd "a 1ple q 90 eia-t
a sse Fa~anrnt
wpv ~ rErwFv cwn-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
Nav Ways Of Saying IL.

Strain at a gnat and swallow
camel" came from the lips Of an old
friend AZ Gag at straw and swallow
whole load OF hay" OF certain
rirl abe said, "She smiles like frog at
the girls and grins like rag carpet at
the boys" | have never seen rag
carpet since but it resolves itself into
rows of grinning teeth. and as for the
dropping smile OF the frog, It certainly
speaks for itself, as 1t were.-Woman's
Home Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
WORK WANTED

EHaF FErafHrNe- 81 80 rssss.s =
- aH lana1 ~ rfraf nusf 81 srsss tsats
49, rat1sFf 81 anFt rurran1sed aa1r Ees
81 FenE EsFHea tEf1ss
WhNTEu a. ssns ~ sss.iF wr-t 81 -
ala urE NssM Ffrr nHg G1f as
r'aarane sd f-@Hr Nut r HFuE ~
Ertra MaerNamHs u ~ Mait Eswe@ ats=
FuNFTarM WAITED % Caaaa=e rsnse.
So wna sHNNasHes a gtrrnrrnfaH eaH aeafs
- srfssssss Fl watNtff flaes1sf sem
us1 Ave- = ~ g. 1i-- - iss
rEurEHH rLEEE wnErs HusT10V
Er-rE ss rrw Es
--fssra GNel 49, Ee=se
~ 49, z-tr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
Found AT WATERBURY.
Ruin Tatro Who Disappeared from West
ford Saturday.

yyulingtoh. Sept. e. Ruth Tatro, the
Ia-year.old Essex Centre girl, who dis
appeared II ROM Westferd Saturday,
where she was employed, was located
yesterday in Waterbury and she will
probably be sent home.
The girl was traced to this city by
Sheriff Allen, who was asked to hunt
her up. She kept company with a young
man named Macia OF Springfield, Mass,
and both were at the. home of his par
cnts here for day or SO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
FRIDAY, SEPT. "a, 1915
THE HOME FARM

CONTAINING IsS ACRES Of land, with
? sets Of buildings; the land i suitably
divided into tiilaTe. pasture and wood
land a large amount Of cedar, besides a
lot Of growing softwood lumber; q large
amount Of the cedar j. large enough
for telephone poles good sugar orchard
Of zoo naples, partly equipped The
tillaee land IL in a high state Of cultiva-
tions j. wei watered and fenced. One
house contains 8 rooms. the ether house
has 5 rooms. One barn i % n. long and
ID IL vide and one barn 20x40 e., with
Easements under both.
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Dan Emmet.

Dixie" one of the most famous
American songs. was written in 1859
by Daniel Emmett. an American song
writer and minstrel. who was born In
Ohio in 1915. He appeared In many
cities of this country and England and
at one time was associated with Dan
Bryant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22

thst % u-eas hfs iasursnes Buf the
sstai hurF 81 rrpcMsttnstiun u o. strung
= FBus msr thst thsr n@risci r. serurs
rr'irr vhilt insurAtls National rFFs
frs. Co. ~ VI fNueusi Al Pal
isra rrus-al aEstt. Essrsnos tunaiua
Mostrslisr. Vt
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west, and the local kill continues TO dc
crease. the total reported for the week
by the local packers being $500 hogs,
against Io,5o0 for the preceding week
and $4,000 for the same week last year.
Since Jan. |, 1915, the total kill by Bos-
ton packers has been 7s7,500 hogs,
against 100000 for the same period in
1914,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22

At the launching OF the United States
submarine MI, the largest yet built
for thp government. at the yard OF the
Fore River Shipbuilding company, Sept
", the sponsor was Miss 5. Eean Rob-
eIts, daughter OF Congressman and Mrs.
Ernest ". Roberts, of Chelsea, Mass.
Mrs. Roberts spent her girlhood in st.
Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22

II had a seventy mile drive yester-
day." she said enthusiastically.
There amt no such thing" retorted
the golf player grimly.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-22
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

At the annual meeting Of the Holy
Name association OF Rutland county,
held in Fair Haven Sunday afternoon,
about 1000 members we're in limo.
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IN LOCAL
MARKETS
Dressed Pork Firm at 10c;
Veals 12c, Lamb
14@15c
FRESH EGGS IN
GOOD DEMAND
They Are 2S@30c Dozen
Dairy Butter 27@2Sc,
Creamery $4,000

Barre, W., Sept. %, 1915.
Dressed pork firm Fresh eggs in good
demand. Wholesale quotations;
Dressed pork--loc.
Veals, No. LIE.
Lamb-l4@l6c.
Fowls--I7@lSc.
Chiokens--22@25c.
Butter, creamery--2aG3nc.
Butter, dairy--27@2sc
Fresh eggs 2s@3oc
Potatoes--50c.
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RrcKER'S MARKET REPORTS.
Fairly Heavy Receipts in Ali Lines
Mich Cows, $4oQSs5.

st. Johnsbury, Sept. %. Receipts az
". Il. Ricker's market for the week
ending Sept. 20 included
Poultry--S00, l0c.
Lambs-42O, 3@6hc.
Hogs-4l0, 5@6Ec.
Cattle-70, 3@6c.
Calves--440, 3@71ac.
Mich cows--70, S40@Ss5.
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WILL EXCHANGE FOR SMALL Farm

NO. 27s-For Sale or Exchange; i50-acre
farm So acres machine-worked tillage, balance
pasture and woodland 1900 sugar trees good
fruit orchard enough soft wood for place
large amount Of hard wood farm keeps IL
head OF stock and team large barns and
blacksmith shop; 20 tie-ups horse barn T.
room house; water at house and barn with
this farm you get all the stock. tools, and
crops. All for 1000. 150tf
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al pLAIMFIELn FARM

NO. 277--For Sale only miles from Barre
City; l27 acres go acres tillage. balance pas
ture and woodland; good fruit orchard farm
keeps 80 head of stock and team; enough soft
wood for place: large amount Of hard wood !;
plenty of barn room silo; new Groom house !;
water at house and barn school on the farm !;
owner would sell stock and tools at right
price: all for $500. I50tf
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q, Pay. to Tab. Tim, 10 See ool,yu-
col TON 81 STATE STREET
MoNTPELIER