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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17
DEATH OF RECENT CONFER.
Malcolm McRitchie Had Lived at Gran
iteville Since August.

Malcolm McRitchie of Graniteyille died
at the City hospital Tuesday evening at
6:45 o'clock, the end following an illness
OF three weeks. Mr.. MeRitehie was
stricken with appendicitis three weeks
ago and was removed to the hospital soon
afterward. On Nov. Q he submitted TO
an operation and for a time Il was
thought that he would recover.
He is survived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald McRitchie Of Spring Hill,
p. O., and two sisters and four brothers
are also left. They ares Misses Mary
and Christie McRitehie OF Spring HIN.
Angus Richie Of Battle Creek, Mich.
George McRitchie. Norman McRitehie,
and Neil MeRitchie Of Spring Hin.
Mr.. McRitchie was born in Spring
Hill June Q, 1889. He came 90 Gran
iteville last August and had been EN-.
ployed as a qtarryman by Jones Bros.
he was an adherent Of the Presbyterian
church and belonged 20 the Odd Fellows
lodge in Lake MegAntic. p. q.
The remains we're taken 90 Spring Hill
this morning over the NJ a W. r. railroad
AZ 1920 o'clock and funeral services viii
Be held in his native town Saturday
afternoon with iuterment In Echo Vale
cemetery in Spring Hill Angus y. Nc
Richie accompanied the body.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

It is proposed in Rutland to hire an
additional fireman to watch the new
automobile fire truck during fires in order
to prevent hoodlums from damaging the
machine. Just like new toy, isn't It'll
BY and by the Rutland officials will
feel that they can leave the machine for
a minute or so without fear that the ma
chine will be whisked off by some daring
fellow. BY and by, too, the auto fire
truck will be considered no more OF
novelty in Rutland than is the horse
drawn apparatus, and then it can be left
without hitching. Meanwhile, the OIL
Gals might trust a little in the good
sense and decency of the so-called hood
lum element. II the duties OF the pro-
posed additional fireman are to be con-
fined to watching the motor truck during
fires, his services would not be seriously
needed, we feel sure, and the extra ex-
pense might be spared at the outset.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17
A PIONEER IN oPEN-AIR TREAT
MENT OF CONSUMPTION.

Forty years ago DIR. Edward l.. Tru-
desu, practicing physician in New York
City, was dying OF consumption, and, be-
ing fond of hunting, he decided 20 go
from his city home up into the noun.
tains of New York state and enjoy his
fayorite pastime OF hunting as much as
possible before the summons of death it
self should come to- him. So DIR. Tru-
deau went 10 the Saranac Lake region
and began shooting rabbits, the pastime
taking him into the open air and the
sunshine and developing an appetite for
food which outdoor life brings 10 nearly
everyone. But while he was waiting for
death, death did not come. Death had
been sidetracked through the unsupported
agencies OF fresh air, sunshine, pure food
vigorous exercise and the other con
eomitants Of life in the open. DR.. Tru-
deau, pleased beyond measure by the
change in his condition and becoming
enamored of the life in the mountain
and lake country. fingered on through
the cold months Of the winter and con
tinued 10 regain his health. Thus Was
started the movement for the treatment
Of persons IL the incipient stages Of con.
sumption In the Adirondack mountain, a
movement which has brought health 70
hundreds and perhaps thousands 81 per
sons who found no relief for their condi-
ton in their home communities. II.
Trudssu lived 10 - the success 81 the
plan which had such small Beginning
and also - conduet experiments whieA
have been valuable aids In the fghtina
- consurnrtion. For - years after 81
had ben given up - = riatim of ouu-
sunsption 10 pss permitted g. nsrrr o. .
most inrortsnt wnrk. and ~ tss iust
died 81 his horne in sarnnee Lake. IT,
Truasau wss upsi certainly p ftiuner n
. movement vhich ucr has fiseirles -
ti,s tloussnas m srrTy rart If ere raur-
~ wheTs ths eiisaats = % an Eararaias
So ~ outasof trsatu,sst - persons v.sl.
irrrairsa iunrs. Were So tinris rrtas
DIS II sunshins. frssk ar nns nt,rt faa1
- - takes wth rrratef fsftt and r.r
sistsneT ~ euuntisss rEeTis thsss suais
h. dssaaa fl,ast e. tts rnsagss re- ths
so-e.lisd utatt FlaFuf in tts 1aftss
stHtas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17
MONTPELIER SEMINARY.
Eden II. Martin, N. s Graduate, Wins
Honors at Wesleyan.

Eldon n. Martin. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin n. Martin Of Willamst0Nn, vas
elected into the membership q the hon.
orary scholastic society hi beta KAPPA
at the annuai fan election a. Wesleyan
university hsld lat week. This election
admitted the seven seniors who stand
highest in scholarship Martin vas =
SPEAKER ~ the annual Junior ethibitipn
uratoriosi cnrtsst last spring he y .
member 81 the Wesleyan ohaptef - CON-
mons C7uh. and ~ prepared for cot.
isre a. Montpelier seminary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17
LAMBERT-BLEAU.
Wedding Took Place at winOOsh Church
Yesterday.

Winooski. Nov. lT.-Miss Georginna
Bleau. daughter Of Mrs. Mary Bleau
OF Malletts BAY avenue, and John Is.
Lambert. druggist, Of Elmwood avenue,
burlington. were married yesterday
morning az st. Francis Nayier church
BY the Rev. Emile J. Parizeau in the
pTesence Of friends and relatives. The
bride was attended by her brother, Frank
Bleau. and the groom's attendant was
Phillip Beaulieu Of Barre. The wedding
breakfast was served al the brides home
when about 90 guests were present.
After a honeymoon trip 20 Boston sh M
New York they viii b. at home at -
Decatur street in Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17
eRANITEvnLE

sBroksn Coir. : to-nurrgw night " Cd
tsTts hsn. aiso -Bsftrs nresn Hsru.
fuo arta. wfh Robert IsrEsrH sua Flla
Han. Heusf iusr ths ~ Humausl1EF
fnsfnFf = irrr tn-mrrruW nirit. Ihe
nntF OF Destiny In 80 part aas.
Ttarf sfu ~ . fnettinf 81 thf -er.iri-
"a iesai ~ @rnfstesaiis pu FriAaF ttFr
~ 81 tls FinHist hssaruartsfs az !
rt8sk Ar msnieFs nFs usiH8 e. ats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

Italy puts the Ancona outrage up 70
the United States chiefly, as if the united
states were the conservator of humanity
Meanwhile the United States is trying
TO play the very difficult role against no
slight opposition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

After the first offensive operation IN
Vermont hundreds OF bodies strewed the
oround--bodies of deer; and the grand
total of animal casualties is likely to run
considerably into the thousands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

Winston Spencer Churchill would have
proved himself more Of statesman and
less of bigot if he had waited till the
end of the war before criticizing a col
league for something which took place
wear and half ago in the war. The
constant pickering among the British war
lords is damaging to the allies cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

Kitchener really seems to be in Greece
despite the efforts OF the rumor.mongers
"a have him headed for India. However,
that is not to say that he will not end up
in India before he returns to London.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

One day the entente allies and Serbia
have the Bulgarans cornered and the
Teutonic allies whipped off the map; the
next day the very existence OF the en-
tepte allies armies is in jeopardy-to let
the dispatches from Greece tell the story.
oh for real historian just now!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

An exchange announces the Verfnoh'
state grange will hold its annual meeting
in Barre next month. However, we are
forcad to confess that the news Is too
good to be true, albeit Barre could enter
tain the organization and would appre'
ciate the opportunity to do so.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

The right steps are being taken IN Rut-
land. under the prodding OF the Parent
Teacher association; they are looking
into the safeguards for the lives OF school
children in case of fire during school
hours. The Peabody horror has not
therefore, been wholly without its i'm
press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

Fancy articles and aprons at the christ.
mas sale in the vestry 81 the Church ~
the Good shepherd, "Wednesday, Dec 10
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-17

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18th NATIONAL SANGERFEST
of the Sangerbund of the Northwest
July q. %. %, "a, 1915. OMAHA AUDITORIUM
Musical Event Ever Held in The West

5 GRAND FESTIVAL CONcERTs-Mae Chorus Of 1000 voices; Children
Chorus 1000 voices; Festival Orchestra so Artists; 8 Artists Of Inter-
national Renown; 6 Of the foremost Local Artists.
Wednesday, July 2lsti Reception Concert by the Local Chorus, Artists and
Orchestra.
Thursday Afternoon 230, July 22nd; Gala Artists Matinee
Thursday Evening, July 22ndi First Concert Of the Saengerbundi ZOO Male
Voices, international Artists and Festival Orchestra.
Friday, July 23d, $50 y. NJ: Chldrens Chorus Of 1000 voices Inter
national Artists and Festival OrchesTa.
Friday Evening July 23rd: Second Concert Of the Saeng@bund; 1000 Male
Voices; International Artists and Festival Orchestra.
Saturday. July paths Festival Parade Of the Singers in the forenoon and
Picnic at the Park Of the German Home in the afternoon.
S ARTISTS OF INTERNATIONAL RENOWN;
Madame Marie Rappod, Dramatic Soprano; Metropolitan Opera Co, New
York.
Paul Athouse, Heroic Tenor, Metropolitan Opera Co, New York
Henri Scott, Bass, Metropolitan Opera Co.. New York.
Miss Julia Caussen, MezZo-C0ntrato, Grand Opera Go. Of Stockholm,
Chicago and Philadelphia.
Christine Miller, greatest American Concert Contralto.
Enrco Palmetto, famous Danish Tenor.
6 PROMINENT LOCAL ARTISTS:
Corinne PauIson, Pianiste; Miss Margaret Damn, Soprano; Mrs.
Thomas J. Kelly, Soprano; Paul Reese, Baritone; Louis Schnauber,
Voinist, Omaha, and Edwin c. Boehmer, Baritone, LINCOLN, Nebr.
DIRECTORS:
Mr.. Theod. Kelbe, Milwaukee, Wis., Director Male Chorus Of 1000 voices.
Mr.. TIL Rud. Reese, Omaha, Nebr, Director Local and Children Chorusses
and Festival Orchestra.
Tickets 50 to So. - B~ond-Tckets reserved July is, 16, H. General Seat
Sale opens July Is, Box Office Auditorium. Tickets reserved by mail
ADDRESS: Omaha saengerfest ASSN 1911 Howard Street, Omaha, Neb.
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@ila'a grnppen aeidlaaen.

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I'M anapa6i QaB welitli6 BON agua
Brieta, entihei6eno geihlnaen babe.
Die 8iaa.1 ruppen iolen oemorali.
iiert iei mllo nah alien @iftungen
f[icben. 9lus Del 9tio, 3eras,
fonunt 0a9cecn Die giohridt, BOB
Die giaaiiteu Die 5tnot 9as 8ncaS
ipieoergenDmmen baheIL
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t9eiliger mid, Der nad ieiuer eige.
mem 4iisiage cine @rfua0uug 10 petto
tat, init osr er ieoer art ariegfib.
rufa eriol8reiG 6eg@5deH fam
WerM 0ent aber mirflidj 10 mare,
DpNl braudite oann erit oas grfIH.
onngsbureai seidofien III UerbeH2
No3u Damn nod bic a%uiioroerumg
an ale ameritnuifden 8arger, oar
liber nad3noenfen, pic mon iid ge.
Ilen bic 6cutldlea llnteriae5coie idil-
ZEN ialin5 fean 0araif lielen Ia
ID oie Gpfln0nngen blaaps.
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;Sron gsseibner tObt.

5air6urau, gleb -. Sill =
alnh Bueiu6higer arnnfleit per,
itarb bier .5ran 2 z @el0uer ole
@attin oe5 n @eioner Die Der.
itor6ene mar ii qittsbur9 geSSrell
nuo ieit ~ ssdnuar 1880 INIT Ir.
gaeiOner p~trbeiratbet 9etraiert
mirO lie pom @atteli, 5nei Sdre.
ftern in6 smei Briioern Raf0em
bic 9eide bon 6eD. p 81 Negam
einqeleanct MGR. lDurnp lif uadl
glarn6o. "a, iur 9eiieam1g ilaer.
faGrt. unjg berJlidaies SelleIo!
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troten lat hh Sic droBie 6lgtte Der.
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Omaha, Sect

2odgeebrte Tralt @etidmnnl
@as lattgc wdbrt, miro etoIidD
gut trosoem ih pielc Gntt1uihuua,
ipejiea BON Der tpeiblideu Sete er.
iabreu babe. fam i'd 3bucn nit
2ergnilgen 5eridter, 0aB idl o0s
gllbum6latt bod eu0lih nit Inter.
idriiten geiilat babe; oas glatt babe
idl am heltigen Gage in Der gapp.
titae abqeiaubt an SIRE 46reiie.
glnbei ienoe i'd Graft ron $l07. 90,
unO ib oetltp. oaB e. rod ein gnte
9ieiultut ergeben bat.
Seiocr lit es Dem 8efin Wianuer.
dor nidJt mogIidl an Dem oiesi1b.
rigcn Sdngerfeit t6eil5ulebmeiL je,
oof miIuihe idl 6et beiten Grfol9
i'm 8e5ug oes 5eitrs, mo icrner
miinide id ouh Sbreu ben better
GrioIq in a,hrpm groben nnterne6,
men uno hofie, 0uB Sie Die gRiQio,
uen lnteriAriften betommeu.
e5 ieidaet bodladtuitgso0a
8nL Saap,
Shriitiiibrar 6es Eettn Mlanuerdor.
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Cas- GrfinSnnas6arraa.
(@IbeLn 1aheae. n. aOnIsl

Seitte morgeu bin ID sefroet
moroea, mas i'd Oon Dem nel ein.
8uridaHoen nlneritaHti6eu @riiH-
buas5bureau bnItc Sml Die WIT
tDor. muBte iiberlegt uerOeHb oeun
Der 5rdgateaer mar lelbit ein gutter
Nolififpr ma0 befnnnteg eoitor. ga,
iaate ih, bic Code lGeint beim er-
iteu Nnblid iiir lmfer yna0 ION il
gebeitrer &e0eltttulg M Icll Sumo
lboniaS u @anon i'd 0aran q
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a6tums!

9eutide bon Gua1a inO I'm.
gegen0 iino milfommen i'm Sal.
taft" BEL 9oDien 0ls bette Glen
unD grtnfen miro bort Ierbirt.
$40 5hb i6. CIR. IT,.
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f'rnir abtub ls llbr halt btt
Iamrn gluht &tul8 clue mlditiat
&rrinmmlnuG nb. 1rocs Witialif0
no oriuatno trindt III erihuutu.
6rau Gbae Shuanber,
E%rGhbcnttn.
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dar6 woibtnt end

N%plJeu0e Hrgit pFetru Hr ftI
ieibt:
Suu Sole Sol. IT, suit 1915
4'ertac 6rau @esitmmul
s.u.tt ieabe ih EoftuupHhnI
pber S25 mr 100 uuterihrtiteu aai
Der mir gein6eien 2ite Jtr. "a oe9
s@rl0en 4lbfme
Gas fHr ben i6. 13ai beabi6h1te
Geit 0es q III @. ron 5uitl
Glara 6ountu mlBte melen unalmt
be5 @etters oui 0en fl. Sui Der.
ihoben mer6en umo 10 fonlte Die
Giitc }ur 3cifmmq atdlt iriiter nit
slHsftlt auf eriols a.lsaele1t rper.
ben 0oiieno Dab Shire Dertben
9emlbunleu bisber mt GrfoIg be.
gleitet martu 3eihnet ahtimaspoll
Aiit 0eltihem 8ruB
Z. ". IieB, 5efretar.
3iumer %, Ibeatre 9uilomg,
45 u. +. Ctr, Gan Sole, Gal.