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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27
nseisentBums. SppOtbefen.
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Sbomas 6. gDarb an Sailsb Jm,
propeb .. II. g. Co., $1,000.
DO. an 5enrb Weilsr, $1150.
eefare Mariina an SObn Sturm.
$4,000.
aunisunbe goiipal an William 6.
9roipn, $3.50.
Winiam 6. Dir on Soutbfbs g.
II. .. Co., $1750.
paulins Senn an Jrsbsrid Gang,
5000.
5enrietta 9. Stroll an Wlonar4 .,
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
6. g. Grimes an Grsb. Mintlsr,
$1,000.
Joiepbine achorli an 6pbs parl
Sapings gant Co., $500.
slbe Roienbers an Gilt Gbse 3. II.
IS. Co., $2750.
R. 6. pbinips an Srant Garter,
$1,000.
Sarrb 8. Hieipinb an brighton
German Bani Co.. $2500.
Gannis u. Senbp an eagle 9. u.
6. n, $4,000.
qtnna Stride an DO. $3.50.
Sbomas Jsthdn an GumniinspilIe
g. II. 9. Co., $3.50.
Die glaiional Some 60. on Cid
run .. u. 6. Co., $4,000.
Wm. 9f. Collins an Bon 5on o.
II. 6. 90, $1,000.
Warp R. Gbinn an aiberol 8. u.
Q. Co., $3.50.
ebiparb Dunn an bo, $500.
gitber RuifO an Gitiisns Gift ..
.u.-2. Co.. $1,000.
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orn1seis.xt5nmsibertr
Gineinnati 2e. glOu.

5enrp @siIer an 1bomas 6. unt
gli5abetb Warb, 35 bel 125 SUB an
Der Rorboitisits Der 9ronnipap gipe,
nue. in Sa,Iep. (Stsusr $3.50; 81.
Wm. 6. gropn an Runiganbe pos
iipaI, 9beil BON aot 4 in Wm.
grcipn's RatIab in SilDertoH,
(Steuer 81 .50); 81.
Gitelle Sbsis an aunieunbe poiis
bal, sbeiI ppn osrfeIben Got. (Stsusr
SOC; 81.
Mattie G. stpa9iman an 9eors.
8. aisfepetier, 100 BEL 205 SUB an
Der Melbourns Strabe, teftebenb aug
Got 80 in Georss Matber's Ra4lab,
(Steuer SOC; 81.
George 3. aisieipeiter an !. o.
S1miblapp, basfelbe Gieentbuln,
(Steuer 50e); 81.
Marp Wlu9more II. 9nb. an Jaco6
5alI.r, sbsil bon Cots 9 urb 10 in
Grand. Grob &c Spofforb'S llnierabs
tbeiIuns in pIainpiue, (Steuer 500;
81.
gsors. so. Sarris on ena g..
Sobnion, Got 32 in 9Iof 35 In mm.
M. Gorrp's lluterabtteiIung, (St.usr
500; 81.
Die Oailep Qart 60. on 20. 6.
6drper. Cots 397. 1893 uub 399 in
llnierabtbeiluns .4' BON Satlep
part. (Sieusr $3.50; 81.
Srant 8. &innep an Dilis 6.
5arper. 35 BEL 125 SUB an Der Siios
feite Der Wiartbreit Mpenue in Spbe
parf, (Steuer $1); 81.
6, 20. Dinsate an WtlIis 6. Sars
per. 9teiI BON Got 5 in Samuel Ritz
9el's Pa9lab, (Steuer 50c); 81.
Samuel Smitb an 6. 80. Wingdts,
basielbegisentbum, (Steusr SOC; 81.
So9n Siurm an gsfare Martina,
40 bel 1884 Jut an Der Oitisiie Der
GliSabeib Sirabs, 140 SUB iiiblid
Der Union Gtrabe, (Steuer 500; 81.
William 6. pudett on Rid glbats
tifo, 9beil bon Got 1o. IA bon plat
"" bon benz NaHIaB bes Sobn sots
ten an 0dta 9lpenie, t5teuer 5ot);I
81.
.5obn Gamfielb an Reubsn 3.
WoOb, 80 BEL 108.64 SUB an Der
jiorbieite Der aerington glDenus In
Jlcr,poob, (Steuer $3.50; 81.
Gpa M. Grmett an 9. @. Grimes,
Pot aglp, 3 bon m. q Muheriou'i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27


nmberfpdbte, trafen ibre sroBer
oultlen sluaen nii Die Der @raiill
iinb @eiber @life boiteten eiilige Sc
fuubcn pie iibcrraidt ober crid,rcdi
auf chamber. Gic @rdfin member.
lid, ,pibcrniIis ab, oas Nfaodjen aber
beniigic cine @ieleeenbcit 5li eilt-
ihliipfen, inlo peridnuano in De,
@ienge.
,einc merfipiiroiee Grideimlns4,
aabm Der Segarionsratb micoer oas
@ort. .ginc Sd)onbeit eriten SIAN
aeS". imo mas mebr lit, iilterelldft,
ia pifantl"
.Sc2 Sinocn Sie?" iagte bic
8rain in slcid)siiItiaem Gone. SER
BON Sd)cllborn, !raS 1T Sbre Nh.
luttI"
so babe iclten Gin id)oneres Be.
iidt ecieben, niemoiS elm an5ieben'
ecrcS", cilteegnete Der iungc Wtnlrl
niiiridtig.
3ie @rnfin ,penpete ii6 ntiBlnll.
tbia pom ibm ab, iic bate cine bslll.
Gcrc 9lnhpert eriuartet iueiligIteis
cin ,slber", ein ,ssrciIid,", irgeilo
cine Ginifranfims Der geppabe.
rinid.
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aIeiopng aili", eadwl EN- Serr.
.We!lIid) in Der elesaltciteiL 10 III
ouiiaaenoer MooetoiIette, beiite iebr
flcinbiir9erIid, iait arnlli9 nngc5o.
gen."
nGeriebt oSer perfauitl" entgesne.
te Die Brafin. bis sSeulano Die Oar.
oerobe aIsI6it ober ibr cine ileae
fault"
Sic bat in ibren gseien bod
ctpos 9iitinsilirtes" meinte be9iiiI.
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oas 5uriifbaltenoe @etragen ibres
Sugenoseipielen 4nil Sdellborn 10
enpidno iie ben gIid aus ben aE.
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hatte lie 6urdBHdt; iie bate Die Gm.
piinhuna aIs iagte ibr, ibr aIlein,
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bod nid,t ipabr babcn lpoIlte. DE
Sd)onbcit \imo bas Geiielnoe bieicr
srideiinng mibte lie I'M Stillel 5ip
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27

gfiharb 6. O'Hrien an Sputherr
Sbio 8. II. 3. Co., $500.
gtribur n. 6enfs an Gin. Worting.
mems Club 3. II. g. Co., $2250.
Do. an 6arrp 8. Sbaffer, $3.50.
Ibe Rofenberg an gcuifa Sornan
$1,000,
sy. 9a3el 70. grpipn an Central 2.
II. 9. .. Co., $500.
.9arrb 5. lebman an Wiaiam Butt
isrportb, $29o9.93.
George 8. 3orn an 9suiiher Gdnbs
ipebr .. Ii. 9. Co., 1850.
9. M. 5aliep all 0prlpOob Saih
unb 9pOr Mfs. Co., 1851.
9etilgte 5ppotbeten.
WiIIiam 6. 9irr on Goutbfos =.
ii. y. Co., $500.
Ola Mosbp an Spms Sapinss
9ant &c., $3.50.
9lnbrep 6. Wlidel an Carthage g.
II. 6. a., $400.
Spbn eanfielb an @ili ebge .. II.
g. Co., $1100.
5onndb &. Nnen an Gin. Sapings
Soeieip, $4,000.
Silperton Supplp 60. an Gobfrte
guilbins Co., Sill.
Gbos. geder oil Sobn R. 0otis
f6oa. $4oo.
5bcmas Gbeeienan an Ohio 9alIep
6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
Soiepbine aoborfi an Gan Wareo
9. Ii. 9. ", $1,000.
Gbmunb 3. Wcainnep an 0lens
ipap 9. II. .. Co., $2500.
Soispbins 3hrem an 9iberal 9. u.
3. Co.. $450/
@bas. 6. abbOtt an Sames O.
Cooper, $4500.
Nlarp Maiisl an WbbiIon 3. u. 6.
60. $12O0.
2lusuit aoifer ,an Columbia 3. u.
9. Co., $1,000.
y. $. Sboriaa an sbos. ). Gors
coran, $500.
g. $. SbprtalI an Welt ROrDoOb
3. u. g. Co., $24o0.
gtusuiia Sofmeilter an Geit Sirest
Qp. 2 g. Ii. .. Co., $500.
1bomas Getdam an Gumminsuille
6. II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
qnna Jride an eagle g. u. g.
Co.. $1650.
9aIsntine Seibert on bo., $1,000.
9lnna Bride on bo.. $500.
Fannie u. Senbp an WasbaI.na
$4,000.
Gornelia W. Semplsiun an Vortb
5nirmOuni apcal 6. II. 9. Co., $l250.
Rcia SIanborf an Big Sour .. II.
2. Co.. S175o.
gIisubeib arno an Robel Sbirb
Ddrb 8. u. Co., $500.
sSannie $. SO. gropn an Jobu
56ipaab. $780,.
GsOros $. 3prn an Deutiher aanb.
pehr 3. ii. g. Co.. $500.
emma 3orn an bo., $3.50.
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4ooItlrn' 5ii Ibbpiton, (Steue
$1.50)s 81.
Wilidm 8utter)portb an Sarrb )
9eEman, Cots Ro. A, s, Z, 19, 2:
uno % ron Der Spanbce SDnpita
llntsrabtbeiIrne in GOriroob, (Steusl
$4); 81.
grben ben State 9ieneId, per She.
|riff. an 6rsb. +. 9ieneid, Got gio.
| in u. 8. stbbe's llnterabtbsilung
(Steuer $2); s.,
Gbmiinb Z. McainnsD an p6ilo.
mena Willidms, Got 2 in George g
Sorner's llntsrabtbeiluns an Grsits
| line slrenue, (Steuer $1); 81.
Gftber Ruiio an 6ulrd peiben, q
bei los SUB en- Der Wtit s. Strabs
in Settiun 80 in Stprrs 9otpn1bip.
(Gieuer $1); 81.
Softer 8. 8rantam, Grc'r.. an Ga.
tberine aispert, 25 BEL 112 Sub on
Der Rcrbieits Der 2incOln 2lpeuue in
gloripoob, lSteuer $1.50); $1430.
gornelia ~. Sempleton an Wm.
r. Collins, II bel los fSub on Der
Siibfeite Der s. Strdbe, apiicben
iSreenlan glpenue unb Carr Sirabe,
iSteuer $i.5O); 81.
5bcmas 5. Bel on 9becbpre 9.
pflueeer, sbeil ben aot is In ails
qour's llnierabtheilung bon lit.
,2octout, (Sieuer SOC; 81.
sbomas ). Bel, per Sberiff. an
9beobors qflusger. basfelbe gisens
ibum, (Sieuer 500; $410.
Wilber 6. 9lrnolb an Qnnn aauf'
bolb. 5beiI BON Got q In Wilber ars
nolb's llntsrabibiluns in Roripoob.
81.
CLARA 80. Dorssr an bic Wstterr
grsiping Gompanb, 5 Sabre pa6t
BON l. Nopember 1915, auf 80 BEL
45 SUB an Der norbipeitli6en Ode
Der Court unb Race Strabe, rrbnats
Ii6e Uiieibe $125.
z. 3. Runn an bo.. / Sohr pdGt
auf bas @igsnibum an Der iiibpeitlis
den Gds Der 8alnut unO 2oeuii
Sirabe, monatlide Wietbe $40.
WilIiam 3. ponb an DdDib 20.
gurneb, 30 BEL $50 SUB an Der Weits
ieite Der 9eItsntpn @oenue. 400 Gub
Der Wpntspmerb ROab in
Silperton, (Stsuer $4); 81.
9ouiia Sorman an g(bs Roiens
berg, 35 Bel 100 Sub an Der Siibs
Isite Der gilman qpsnus, S45.45 SUB
jiilid) Der 2tnburn Qoenue, (Steuer
s4.5o); $4,000.
@li,abetb 6. SirnIid an 5arrp O.
Sbaffer, 5bsil non Cots go. 1874 unb
,95 pon gcfinssr II. Soptins' britt
sr llnterabibeiling BON SiibsRors
popb, (Stsusr $3.50; 81.
Sobn 6. TaIler an bic gmpir.
sbeater Co., % BEL 80 aub an Der
Deiifeite Der Zine Strabs, ITO Gub |
iibIih Der 2ibertp StrnBe. (Sieuer
;150; 81.
Sarrp @. Gbaffr on Irtbur q.
5ents, 5beiI bon Cots go. 394 unb
i95 in 8ofinesr u. Soptins' britter
lnierabibeilung bon SiiosHorpoob,
Stsuer s1.50; 81.
Die Rortb golls9s Sia Reafip 60.
N @iIIiam g. Glimer, Got 466 in
'er Sbio 9anb II. Improvement Cons
amps ,lntsrabtbeiIure. (Sisusr
0t); 81.
Sobn u. qnbsrion an 8. &. giueu,
nan, Sbeil BON Got 66 in Auinn's
bon Gait Camp
DaibinstDn, fStsuer 500; 81.
Robsrt 6. silion an grdce Elton
j. aub., ineefdbr 40 glder aonb in
5etiion 13 in Gresbp SoipnIbip,
Stsusr 81; 81.
Dtorh y. Often on quguiiino Gas
ufo, 25 bei 100 synb an Der Rorbs
lite Der Court Strabs, S41 Gub
,eiili6 Der ainn Strab., (Stsusr
4.50); 81.
sJobn poipell an giidarb Gime
lcnbs, 80 BEL JAP SUB cn Der Norbs +
.ite Der 5erbert gto.nue. $50 Sub
itli6 Der @itnmors Ipenue in Gbsr
lot, (St,usr 81; 81.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
SWEAR HESPERIAN
SUNK BY TORPEDO
Officers of the Vessel So State in Joint
Affidavit to the State Depart
ment.

Washington, Sept. s-Commanding Of
fcers of the sunken liner Hesperian in a
joint affidavit forwarded to the state de-
partment yesterday declared that from
the fragments of steel which fell on the
deck it was individually" shown that
the ship was struck by a torpedo,
Commander Main and the first and
second officers of the Hesperian made
the affidavit, which was cabled by Amer
lean Consul Frost at Queenstown. They
asserted that the torpedo struck the ship
about eight feet below the water line
and that the steel fragments few about
the deck with large quantities of water.
They also declared that there was
strong odor of high explosive and that
the Hesperisn had "six-ineh gun" on
board which had been painted a service
gray and would not have been eonspieu
Gus even at short range and probably
would not have been observed at all
through the periscope Of submarine"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
FIVE CITIES WALK.
Street Car Traffic Tied Up BY Strike Of
Carmen.

Albany, n. Y, Sept. s.--All street car
traffic in Albany, Troy, Cohoes, Water
viet aud Green Island was tied up yes
terdsy because OF a strike OF conductors
and motormen over the method Of sns.
pending employees for alleged rule in
fractions. About |, 900 men are involved.
The lines are owned by the United Trac-
ton Co. Yesterday people walked in
the rain or rode in a variety of convey
ances. The 500 conductors and motor
men on the local line walked out Mon
day and yesterday morning similar
number from the Troy local struck In
keeping with their working agreement
with the Albany local. The Troy men
operate the ears in Watervilet, Green
Island and Cohoes. cities near Troy.
Fear is expressed that the Schenectady
local may walk out to-day although yes.
terday morning its members had taken
no official action looking 10 a strike. No
serious trouble has been experienced in
any OF the cities where the strike u In
effect. All cars are locked in the barns
and there l. no intention 20 break the
strike with imported workers, company
officials say. A conference between the
two sides was set for yesterday. Two
were held labor day.
Later in the day 200 track workers
on the Albany line struck. The men,
Who are unorpsnired. demand an in
crease in wages from sl.75 20 g day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
DOUBLE SUICIDE
STIRS NOBILITY
Rome Shocked when Baron's Daughter
and Count Aragona are Found
Dead in Laters Rooms
He Separated.

Rome. Sept. g. via Paris, Sept. S.
Mile. van Weldcron, 22-year-old daugh-
ter OF Baron van Welderon Rengers,
Dutch minister to Italy, and count Giof-
fredo Gaeani dell'Ayuilla Aragona, ae-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
JOFFRE IN WAR
COUNCIL WITH
KING OF ITALY
Plans for Joint Offensive Are Mapped
Out If the Teutons Invade
Serbia.

Rome, Sept. s.--Plans for close CO.
operation OF the allied armies in a grand
scheme OF offensive operations against
the Austro Germans and the Turks
brought Gen. Joffre, French commander
in.chief, to the Italian front, it was re-
ported here yesterday While Joffre was
preparing to depart, Japanese military
mission arrived in Rome and proceeded
to the front. In both movements the
Italian press yesterday saw considerable
significance.
The military critic of the Idea Ma
zianale declared that Gen. Jofire dis
cussed with Gen. Cadorna and King Vic
tor Emmanuel plans for meeting the ex-
peeted Austro-German offensive directed
at Serbia.
The counter stroke, it was limited,
would be a simultaneous offensive move
ment on both the French and Italian
fronts that would draw both Germans
and Austrians to the protection of their
own frontiers.
Accompanying the japanese military
mission were several ordinance experts.
II is reported here that Japan has prom
ised TO aid both Russia and France with
shell shipments within a few months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
Deputy Sheriffs and Mexi-
cans Are Engaged in
Scrap 1
SOME BELIEVED
TO BE WOUNDED
Few Texas Rangers Work
ing on the Border-Na-
farette's Complaint

Brownsville, Tex, Sept s.--Deputy
sheriffs and Mexicans fought across the
Rio Grande for few minutes late Mon
day near Mission, Tex Some OF the
Mexicans are believed TO have been hit.
Reports of an unusual influx OF Next
cans from Matamoras to the American
side here last Saturday when the fight
ing across the international line at Sa-
vazos Crossing was at its height are be-
ing investigated by United States au-
thorities. 1t is said about 500 MeXieans
came to Brownsville that day, against
The normal influx OF 300 day. While
MANY of these Mexcans returned to the
other side, not all have been accounted
for. For some time American authori-
ties have suspected that some OF the
Mexicans engaged in the bandit raids IN
Texas or in spreading the propaganda
of the plan of San Diego have entered
Brownsville as MeXicans engaged in or
binary business or travel.
In reply to the statement Of General
z. P. Nafarette at Matamoras that Tex
as rangers by carelessness in firing
across the boundary at Mexicans on the
river bank make it doubtful whether
his troops can cooperate with the Amer
lean soldiers in stopping the fighting
at the river crossings. Officials here yes
terday said the Rangers have mostly
been working in the interior, a long dis
lance from the river, The state forces
which have policed the river bank have
been deputy sherifis or regular customs
officers
General Ricaut. Carranza commander
at Nuexo Laredo, in a statement yester-
day said no acts Of banditry nor any
trouble with United States troops had
occurred in the territory which he con
trolls. This territory extends lao miles
along the border. AS an evidence of his
desire to lessen the chances OF anti
American demonstrations, he said he
denied permission to the people to cele-
brate the recent Carranza victory at
Saltillo, lest drunkenness might give
rise to outlawry Many passengers ar
rived at Laredo yesterday from interior
Mexican points Some brought grot-
esque stories of supposed domination of
Texas and Oklahoma by Mexieans. One
family of Mexicans seeking entry asked
the immigration authorities if it We're
safe to travel in the United States. Sur
prise was expressed by Others that
American authorities still controlled the
border points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
HAS COPY OF
DUMBA LETTER
Secretary Of State Lansing Receives Doc
ument From Ambassador Page
Austrian Envoy to Ex-
plain.

Washington, Sept. s.--Whether Am
bassador Dumba, the representative of
the Austrian government, will be re-
called was expected to become clear late
yesterday following conference be-
tween him and Secretary Of State Ian
sing.
Secretary Lansing has received by ca
bic from Ambassador Page copy OF the
letter written by DR.. Dumba to his gov
eminent in which the ambassador out
lined proposed plans for causing labor
troubles in American munition plants.
This letter was discussed at the confer
ence and DR.. Dumba endeavored to con
vince Secretary Lansing he was acting
within his rights.
Meanwhile Secretary Lansing has sent
to Ambassador Penfeld, American rep
resentatiye at Vienna, a copy of the let
ter OF which DIR. Dumba was the au
thor.
Whether this points to prospective ac-
ton by the state department requesting
the Austrian government TO recall DR..
Dumba or whether it is purposed to have
Ambassador Penfeld take the matter up
with Vienna and have DIR. Dumba direct
cd by his government to proceed more
carefully in the future is not plain. In
any event, it appears the state depart
ment desires to have its representative
at Vienna cognizant of the facts so he
can act intelligcntly along whatever line
il decided upon.
Secretary Lansing would say nothing
to indicate in any way what he intends
to do. In fact he indicated that he
would refuse to make any statement
after the conference with DR.. Dumba
late yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
GEAR PROCLAIMS
HIMSELF COM
MANDER-IN-CHIEF
Announces that He is the Chief Of All
the Russian
Armies.

Paris, Sept. SIN message to Pres
ident Poincare, Emperor Nicholas an
nounces that he has placed himself in
command Of all the Russian armies.
The message was sent from Tsarkoe-
Seloe, the imperial residence, under date
OF Sept. 6, 1t follows;
In placing myself at the head OF my
valiant armies have in my heart, Mon
sieur President, the most sincere wish
es for the greatness OF France and the
victory of her glorious army.
President Poincare sent the following
response yesterday;
know that your majesty, in taking
of your heroic armies, intends
to continue energetically until final vic.
tory of the war which has been imposed
upon the allied nations | address to
your majesty in the name of France
my cordial wishes.
Raymond Poincare
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08

cording to newspaper dispatches from
Sorrento, were found dead in the counts
villa at a nearby beach. In the room
was found letter in which they said
they could not live without each other
and preferred TO die.
The count. who was a member OF a
prominent Neapolitan family, was sep
arated from his wife. He was on leave
of absence from the front, where he
had been lighting with an Alpine regi-
ment in which he was a sub-lieutenant.
Reports of the tragedy have caused
deep regret in diplomatic and court cir
eles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
woman's Beauty No Secret.

1t all lies in the care she bestows upon
herself and in keeping at bay those dread
ills peculiar to her sex. The flashing
eve, the elastic step and the clear COM
plexion never accompany organic trou-
bles. The distressed expression, lassi-
tude, headaches and mental depression
are only the tell-tsle symptoms. WON
en- so troubled should take Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. that
simple remedy made from roots and
herbs. and restore their health TO nor
NAL eondition.-Adyt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08

against Mexican bandits led officials here
to believe that the gravity Of the bor-
der situation had somewhat relaxed. The
1000 American troopers in the vicinity
of Brownsville still have orders, however,
to be ready to handle any emergency.
Officials OF the Washington govern
ment read without comment statement
by General Nafarrate the Carranza
commander, that if he had to deal only
with American military authorities the
troops Of the United States and the
Carranza garrison could operate in har-
mony. but that when the Texas Rangers
worked along the frontier they would
cause trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
STAMPING or TIE CLUBS
AMERICAN


Al Fhiladslpiis- Fiilsasipliia 8
Washingt0n 8 fret gene. WISH
lugton !. Fhiisfsinhn e secnna
game.
AZ Boston Nsv York 8 iiosteu
a. CtacsFe-Cl,faaro ia rieiEait
e.
A. C3rrslanE "a L1us q
C1prsland 81 inmnrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

A. New York-Boston Z, New
York 2.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn :, Phil.
adelphia J..
At Pittsbarg Cincinnati a
Pittsburp =.
Al 81. Louis-Chicago 3, -.
LOUIS 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
RUSHING
$4,000. 900 TO n. Y.
Ths Latest couxrnnertof Gold and Sc
cur1ties Il ssoooo. 900 IN M
cess 81 Amount Re
ported

Portland Ne SEPT. s.--The value 81
fhe rnif rnd securities uti-h uers
il-nnaff futr Halfsn Monday On tht tast
cruiser Arzrie nd psssa1 thrgaEh Name
rrsfsrasv - fhs uaF 30 nee Anrk g.
sfra~vsf.sr Rrffisf rrsat Frasefs 80 roo
fs0 rhs aals eunsists 81 J I Is5c Hsso Ena-
'lsb srrareiuus e1uftaieut e suout -.
Z5d sn ana 81 80 90 ~ Lnstea States
rair The Faius 81 the honas - 80
nlang1. Tlhs j. s1nsaafsa e. eEeess #
tff salne f naeh I'd the tee Egetlaus
cons t.-r.fnrrts of g1ld ard sz.llatsFsl e.
r.rniss Tts trsfH n ssren errrtss So
irFt hrn shuFtT before cinek -
ss-ast nisrrifr sn ~ Nrresstsr Aast
rs portssrla sfsien ui ttls h1ssgE 9
FFafns n arrived r. ~ Kozk lHts yss
tr-aar afsarnrun-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
BRITISH EXPORT
TRADE MAKES UN-
USUAL RECOVERY
Goods Sent Abroad Increase So, 10000 in
August, Mostly in Manufactured
Articles.

London, sept s.--The board of trade
figures for August disclosed an unusual
recovery IN foreign trade. Imports in
creased SlsS,77o000, Exports increased
S4i .fs5.O00
The principal Increases in imports
were sS5.0ooeoo IN food. s5000o.o0Q IN
raw materials and s4s0000o0 IN manu-
factured articles.
Compared with the last corresponding
rnonth before tho August 1878
imports increased s6sm0p0 bat ex-
ports decreased s55.00 600.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
WHEN LIVER IS TORPID

or sluggish all the other vital organs
OF your body are affected--you have
stomach and bowel troubles, your head
aches, your skin loses its clearness,
and you have "the blues" Take HOODS
Pills--gentle and thorough. DO no.
lrrtate nor grippe. Price 25cp OF all drug
gists or c. |. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
cARRANzA WILL HELP.
Promises Aid in Campaign Against Raid
ers Along Border.

Washington. Sept. s.-A days cessa-
ton of raiding on the lower Rio Grande
and the announcement that General Car
rama had ordered his commander at Ma
tamoras to cooperate in the campaign