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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
Mptarn @pnteit.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
3,tr letten &nbc.

i 5ablrcid)er @etbeilign11g
sltern Morgen sic @eeroignng
ranf S.raeger bonn Grallcr,
$50. 1886 5ranflin Strabe,
mem Irallergottesoienlr Inn
llr in Ser 81. Soiepb's &irde
I'M ct. Margllcrite's 6riebboi
oolelblt Die 9eiiesung erfolgte.
Il Neuies leitete Ben Srauer=
icnit. Sargtrager maren Die
Sic Mpnll, Sim Gue, Dan
5nt, Safe @olft @l1s. Gage,
9pnpia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
George @plm bnrd l1nfall pcrnu.
alitff.

Sic aus Sen Serrclt Sans @a=
mann, MluOrelp @eterien ul0 Sobl
s. Sobn b~eitebenoe gorol1er's Sl1rp
bradte geitern Mbenb ein Gerbift
altf SOB ol,rd} l1nfal bei Dem Sit
qlteif iibcr Bic Io0esl1rl ade bon @ep.
9olm ein. ].
Coroner Dr. Sobn .. gonmea
-Ieitete Sen Sl1ql1elt. slls 3eugen
mur0en berllu1nmen Or. Go. Side,
SEER @olbermarn, @err ll1l6 6ral1
@e11rp &roeger, Sd1pclter un05dapa-
ger 0es Ser %torbenen, iotpie Sic @e-
an1ten 0es Milpmlfee Sra9t5nges
SEQ. 272. Sir Sen bebul,ernsmerfbeu
l1nfaa 1pur0e nien1anb perantmortlid)
gen1a6t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
~Betrd6t1ide 81 f.r e II

B~etrd@t1ide Mufregnn.
rief ETH Wtonn, pel9er 1i9 So6n
8raolep narmte, III Ser rgbur4 Of
TRANSPORTATION" on MarcD Mpe. unb
6ooper Ctr, 8rooflpn, berbor. Ser
5rembe, lpel1er 3ipeifellos an einer
GetHeSftoruns lit. benabm i:9 in eli
l1er MeiIe, bab er ous Der air6e gez
ipie|en perben mubte. @r beriu9te
hterauf, in bic Nettorei ein5lloringen,
uno Bfarrer 9oaDrm Iob li@ ge~
3pangen, bic in oec Nabe befinblide
Glbmer Ctr. =Gebierna9c gu perftdnz
oiaen. Die poliai1ten 1tedten Ben
w&orn in eine Mmbulona bes @a1 tern
@i1trift !6o5pitals unb peranlabten
cine ueberfiibrung nod Dem aings
GpuntDz 9o1pital, ipp man Jpn allf
1etnen Geites5uitonb unter1uhen
nirD.
Die So9l Der itu6ierenDen
5rauen in 9eutl9lonb betruq i'm ob=
gelautenea MinterDalbia6r fat 1000.
4uf 100 mannli9e 9tuOenten tunlen
IA peiblihe,
pie po pues i'm Sinterlanbe
oss 9ebu pflegcn Die 2ei9en ibrer
Mn9eborigen, lrenn Iie 6 Biz 8 5aae
IN Der @rbe gelegen BADEN, ausauz
l@arren lllb gu p~er5ebren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
Mnaet8ett fur
arbettsplate, Berfdufe, Berlntte,
Mnf1tm1tneft .efe

in bieier @ubrit iperben fiir einen Sag
Bis 81 elmer @otbe gu ben nabfol9eus
ben @aten inierirt: Bis al bier 8eilen
poer beren Maum SOC, iiber bier un6
Bis gu adt 8eilen $1.OO. Seine An>
5eige tpiro fir tpeniger als SOC anges
tomn1en. Is
Sir @terleneciude tpirb Bel einz BIG
]e@smaliger Sniertion 25c bercdnct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
1r. 8. %. altlp 1anferutt.

Sin @eil,dl I'M Gr6ffhitlta bes frtis
apilliget NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ipltroe
aeitem bon 81. y. %. @ittp oiird)
Otis Wtlbred)t BET 9iIfstlerf
2lira Natfer int @l1hoesgertd)t Bin.
ttrle9f. Sic DECENTRALIZATION 1per-
Sen auf $4,000 ,no @ltbaber ollf
ST., 1926 Qnaeaebe11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
TING fit @attcric g" trifft

aleiniger Ml1sno6ne ser ltrli-
lit jest oie geiammte sll,s=
j Der 9atterie 80" IN Ser Mr-
palle on Der 8elt 5. 5traBe
II Maill ulrO 8roop Strabe
ofien.
J Der lebtcn @ode n1lo gelter1l
y filao &'anonerl, Nrobfalten,
ieltg fir Die Yfcrbe ltl1b auto
G &epolper eingetroffen. Som
slono Mrlenal trafen geitern
II orei &anonen, eff 8robfa=
70 bier5ebn poroere Ibeile ppll
ltcn eilt. 3ie geiammte ortil=
6e Mnsriiltung ser 9otterie
aus bier orei5oligcn yelbfa=
5polf Mlmitionsmagelt ll11l
porocre Ibeil Dpn Hrobfa.
Nlld} mllroen bonn Stool Ssloni
! 1873 %alltomatildc gplt Ge:
iopie allerban0 gbgeihirr uni
ar @eldirr fir 0ie 8otterie
Die uniforn1ell 1peroen ii
dJltcn Iagen aus Ges Moines
Ell. Die @atteric miro o1t je
BEND 0ieier @ode brillen
Glitter lit Sergeant 9lop 9eor
! Der regularen Mrmee. 8at
9" miro ibefanltlih al1 Sen
)rcren @odcn ltattfilloenoel
Ter 5lt Gall1p Gobinlon in BE
M sparta, isis, tbeilnebmcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
8dtu5utAA

a bington, 10. Suli.
Illinois uno Soapo: Griibe
lstag ii. @fittmod), mabri6cin,
ortlid)e @epitterlbauer; ipc=
Men0erung in Sell1peratur.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
Tricorid Scr grDfc iiber ba,
GricqSnlitf.

QuS benz 2ager BON Muffet 1drieb
Jriebrid Der GroBe am IA. sSuli
1745 an ben Staotminilter BON po<
Dslplls einenS ldngeren 8rtef iiber bic
greisniife iener 3eit, aus benz beute
Io!genbe 3eilen interei1ieren biirften:
rNriegerti9e Sperottonen 1inb per<
lridelte 9Jdne, gu beren gerlpirtli=
cling cine unenbli6 srobe Mn3obl bon
G%in5elnillen unb 3ufdllen nottpeabig
it. Sir bic 8erpflegung mub gan3
beionbere Sorse getragen perben.
Dos Metter mub einem giinftig, bic
No9ri9ten, bic Elm General betommt,
miiiien ale ri6tig iein; unenolid
t;ele Ofi5iere miiflen bic ibnen err.
teilten '8efeble nit Der @ei9idli@teitt
unb @inii6t ausfiibren, bic Bel berz
artigen nnternebmungen InerlGb1idi
1T: lie miiien ielber in bic 9(b1ld
len bes 5%elb6errn einaeben..
vSft tpmmt es bDr, bob blDbe 33uz.
idlligfetten bic 5ebler eines Generals
gum gluten ipenben, anbere s3u<I
falltgteiten nnb cine gepif1e 8os9eit
les @9idfals ldbt nieberum bic Be-
lien Blaine, bic iemunb enttporien
bat, 5ui@anben nerben. lnb troBs
nem berbammt bas grobe publitum,
nas nur nod benz Grfolge urteil!
lnb gar ni4t imitanbe 1T, bic 8ebeu~
tang oes planes gu ermei1en, Die
ilnglIdli6en unb 1obt bic @Iiidli@en.
49,. Srgenbein b%eliebtger Men1a,
Der ni9t imftanoe tit, cine Mbteilung
ron neun Mann gu fiibren, Itellf
1rmeen auf. ~. Sd griibe Sic olip
Lnb bite Sic, Die Mdnner nidt 3u
crrgefien, bic bier inter ben Moffen
ltc6en, I'M bas nnrecbt gu beitrafen,
tas Der @tol5, bic Mut unb bic obn.
Ma6tige 2eiDeni6aft bes Sbnen Be-
fannten 9riumpirats Preuben 6dben
5ufiigen tDollen. 2eben Sic ipobl
Jriebri9."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13

Gin Dentma1 Ser s a.
tigteit ru1ii4er Rultlrtrdger lit I'M
@@aufeniter elmer Rlapterbanblung
Der 2eip5igeritrabe in Berlin gu fes
ben. SIS IL elm ptano aus elmer Der
5eritorten Srtfdaften S%fpreubens.
Der Dedel rnD bic 8orbcrnanb oes
Snitrnmentes lit Deridnunben, Die
Saften iinb 5ertrummert unb 5erz
{plittert, Die Saiten unb !Sdmmer
6erausgerihsn, bas @an5e Elm ipiiItes
9ur@einanbe,. Cine 1innloiebe, brllz
talere 3%erit0runs tam man li9 taum
b%orlteqen!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13

Sn Mailanb anb biefer
Gage cine 8eriammlung BON ettpa
100 Staltenern nit beutiden Nomen
itatt, bic iiber bic Stalienifierung IT,
ter Nomen berieten. @iele er3Gbtten
1bre in leBtcr 3eit erbulbeten Qe*fen.
ginige tDuren berbaftet ipprDen INT
6atten me6rere Sage i'm Polt5eige.
fd'lgnis 5ubringen miil1en, peil tie.
irte @orriere bella Sera be1@1ni
gsab bin8ufiigt, pabri@einlih ni6,
Gle papiere Bel Der 6unD butten, i'm
lire italienii9e Notipna.itdt gu be,
tpeiien. Mnoere naren ols @pipny
nub6anbelt pDrbcn, nieoer anbcren
iDurben eie gefhdftsrdume l1no ga.
ben 3erit6rt ober lie bebroDt. 8e=
inliifie nprben ni9t sefabt, oa iid
Gle Stalienilierung Dieler Namen als
81 i9ipierig ertpies llnb mbere, bic
r,ne pa!riotif9e 8ergongenbeit auf+
i%peilen, ni6t elmer Menberung 5ue
itimmen pollten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
2ofaIer 8etterberi6t.

20 nport, 12. Sl1Ii.
hnitts : 8aromcterItano 29.9t
fnitts Iemperatur . 70
Gemperatl1r beute IS
ute Iempcratl1r leste geadt 6S
lie Semperatltr fir 33
re rs
bnittlide 6eudtigfeit ser
idlag in "a @tltnocn 900
rlhel1oe @inoridtung IS.
ltanO I'M Z l1br Meorgens 10
s. 90. Sberier,
Offs. Beterbeodter
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
Meue 2ln5ei9en,
1ooes=Mm5et8e

Sreunben ms @cfannten biermit
bie trallri9e Madribt. bab meine gcz
licbte @attin, un1cre licbe Mllltter nnb
Gd)ipclter,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
Sic 4aBctmadtt.
Sn Geierrcih gcbramdIidcr Spitnone
Der StuIicucr.

RtI W~uptllNutyIli
Sn Geitrrcid scbrandIidcr Spttnam,
Der Stalicucr.
Der Rrieg nut Stalien bat Ter
Sptbnamen; nit benz bpr altersbes
lie Sta!iener in Deiterrei6 beleq1
iuerben, pieber poltstumliG gemadt:
n8abelma6er!!" Mertipiirbis lit nur,
fab eigentli9 bic nentgiten gu tpi{fen
i4einen, ipas bas @ort eigentlt6 Be-
teutet unb tparum man bic Staliener
il nen1tt. Mutt theft ieBt in ber
8(attern bic tiefiinntg1ten ipie bic
uberflddItditen 8etre9tutgett ibes
Ten @inn uno llrfprumg bes MDrtes.
6dtte man ittpes bic beilt19et uhS
ipel1den 8auernb1tben an Der @pra9.
9ren5e, bic chamber gertt nit berar=
tign @piBnamen neden, befragt, Get:
lra IN @ibtirpD, 10 pdre mart mil
belos binter bas geteimnis getpm=
lllett.
Das i6li6te @olt bat, pie Be-
tornt, etnen 19arfen 8ltd fir ge-
piffe 8tlonberbeite1 Der duberen Gr=
fdeinung, bes @ebabens, Der Qebens=
ipeife. Menn bic 8ur{den zines
teitfden unb eines nelfhen Mahs
harbprfes chamber b%e1ottbers emp-
fiablt6e Di1gt {aeen pollen, bonn
rnfen lie ei1tattber rYolentafe1iel"
beatp. u&nDberli1 gu. Das tlinst
minoetens ID fdarf, pte bas be-
1ubmte n9ts Melf - bie Maiblinz
gen." Nud rMaccaroni" unb rMi.
lei" ftnb ptrtiame G4la@trufe Der
hciben n~ationalen Eager, ipie ten,l
i~iberbaupt Bic beiberleitigen Natio@
nolipeiien int Rompf Der garplen
llb @efdnae cine grpbe &olle fpielen.
Mber NIT Der llnterf6eibltng nod
len Natipnaleert9ten lit bic gbarot
tsriiierungsluit bes Bottles bnr6aus
ui6t erid0pft. WD Deutfde uni.
8elide bart i'm Raume Bel eino!lber
mpbnc un0 Mibe baben, 1i9 geger=
leitig 81 betra9ten, Dor: fins iie 1id,
tol0 iiber bic nattonalen Gbarafier.
unterf9iebe tlar. g{eben benz qe-
lGmeioiaen, be9enben, raiden, in{ttnt.
tin banbelnben Staliener erl9eint Der
longiam bebd6tige, iiberlegenbc, fin.
nenoe 9eutf6e ais plump. 9orum
rerfppttet ibn Der Welfde OILS r8ar<
Ter. ubrntto". llmgetebrt er{heint
reln Deuti9en bas gauge @cbaben
ces Stalieners ols etpas &aBenar<
tises. Sn Der Sat eebDrt es 5u ben
%nationalen standardization bes
Ttalteners, ipenn linn ettpas uebers
raf9enbes, l1nangenebmes ober etpas,
NOS i'm mtbtrauii9 mo9t, miher.
fdbrt, cine Dirt .RaBenbudel" gu mos
den. Sas linb initintttbe Meube,
rungen bes Selbfterhaltunsstriebes.
r&aBelma9er", bos 1T elmer, Der iih
lpie cine aobe benimmt, Der reins
Sage maht", elm uaoBerbudelmas
Ger. Ser 3ufall fiHigt es, baB bbiie
Nplttit Der @alanbra, @onnino unc
Wenoffen faBenarttg i'm i9limmItenl
Gimme beS Wortes 1T unb 6aber Das
iii ullgemeinen BON @plte 3iemlid
Garmlps permeinte Mort raaBelmaz
der" pl0Bli6 al elmer Bebeutunc
tommt, bic alles aus ibm beraus-
1hDpft, ipas aus ibm na9 1einem
~llrfprung unb 3ped nur 6erausge=
bolt nerben fam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13

3n perfanfcn: 800 @iibner. Sneu,
batpr, griiter, @iibnerbaus, 90 Bel so.
trdnspprtabel, Srinfndpfc, 3pppers,
NIT ober obne 8 3imner s@ans. Sbeilz
ipeile bnar. 8elt anf 3eit. Ibreiie:
8pitzSffiec 8pT 286. 10,1Bt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13

Dbbn " m DIX, @eiaen l,,p
Yetroleum iinb bic ipibtisiten Sim
iubrartitel aus allen Qdnoern, biz
rur9 ben S9iffstanal nod Wtnnhes
tier, England, 6eforbert iperbcn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
WAY UP OUT o, SIGHT

Private Doherty was six feet four
in his socks; the sergeant was much
shorter. The sergeant looked along
the line. Head up there, Dohertyw
he cried. Doherty raised his head.
up higher" said the little sergeant.
There, that's better! Don't let me
see your head down again"
Am l always to be like this?"
asked Doherty, staring away above
the little sergeant's head.
You are"
Then I'll say good-by to ye, SER
geant, for I'll never see yez again"
-0-O-
NEW YORK STOCKS. - Market
dull. General Motors up to 485.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
TO PERMIT AMERICANS TO GET
OUT OF SALONIKA

OUT OF SALONTKA
SaIonika, Dec. 24.-Mrs. Walter
Farwen of Chicago and DR.. C. B.
Forbes of Boston, reported roughly
handled by Bulgarian officers who
raided American Red Cross head
quarters at Monastir, will be permit
ted to leave Serbian city.
Bulgarian foreign Office notified
American Consul Kehl today that it
will comply with his request, but will
not permit two Americans to cross
into Greece. Will be sent to Bulgar-
ian army headquarters in Serbia.
Bulgarian Consul Nedenow also as
sUred Kehl that an official inVestiga-
ton has been ordered of conduct of
Bulgarian officers who entered Red
Cross building. If evidence conVinces
Bulgarian govt that American flag
was torn from building Bulgarian
officers commanding raiding party
will be punished, Nednow assured
American consul.
Troops are buying turkeys by the
thousands. Army mail arrived last
night, laden with thousands of plum
buildings from London. Telegraph
Office is beseiged by officers sending
home Christmas greetings over the
single cable wire
1t is improbable that any formal
truce will be agreed upon over
Christmas day, though Iull at Greek
border probably will continue Di-
vergence in Slav and Anglo-French
calendars brings Christmas for OPP
posing armies on different days.
Zurich,-Most violent artillery bat
tie that has occurred in Alsace since
beginning of war is accompanying
infantry struggle on slopes of Hart
mans Weilerkopf. French and Ger
man losses in five days fighting on
snowy mountainsides total more
than $4,000.
London.-Rome dispatches, un-
confirmed from other sources today,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

7Pefrogad.- Premier SaEonoff in
speech before duma today reafirmed
determination of Russia to carry on
war to successful conclusion.
Budget committee of duma adopt
ed resolutions declaring no peace
possible until Germany's power is
broken and asserting as necessary
guarantee in any peace agreement
consolidation of Russian influence in
Persia.
London.-TotaI British casualties
from beginning of war to Dec. 9 are
528,327. Killed 1898, wounded
1913, 1853, missing 69,546.
Athens.-Greek government today
granted furloughs for one month to
fifteen per cent of all classes of re-
serves, a surprise in view of persist
ent rumors that Bulgar-Austro-Ger-
man invasion is about to begin. May
mean Germany has given definite as
surance that no troops of central en-
pires will cross Greek frontier for at
least another month.
Zurich.-Reports from German
sources today said that kaiser is suf-
fering from recurrence of trouble re-
ported to have affected him last year,
cancer of throat.
Cairo. - Serious outbreaks by
strong Arab forces operating in Trip
oil and Egypt have forced British to
evacuate frontier post of Cellum, on
Egyptian Thipoi border.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
WILSON DECLINES INVITATION.
Rutland Too Far From Cornish for a
Golf Game.

Rutland, July s.--The board OF gov
ornors OF the Rutland Country club have
lust received from President Wilson a
reply TO letter sent TO him last week
inviting him TO avail himself of the
privileges of the club and to play over
the golf course. Golf players who have
Travelled far and wide have frequently
pronounced the Rutland course as one Of
the most beautiful in the country. The
course has all OF the sporty" character
istics of more pretentious golf links, two
OF the drives being across East creek
and two others being over immense rock
lodges.
President Wilson advises the governors
of the Country club that the motor trip
Is so long from Cornish TO Rutland that
he would not find IL possible at this
time to remain long enough TO play over
the course, but his letter is very appre-
ciative Of the courtesy and thoughtful
ness of the Rutland organization.
The invitation extended 20 President
Wilson by the governors spoke of the
qualification Of Rutland in being honored
recently by a brief visit from him but Of
regret in not being made aware OF his in.
tention as Il would have afforded very
great pleasure to have extended 20 him
the privileges Of the nine-hole golf course,
which il is believed for It's size has no
superior In the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
PETITION FOR RECEIVER HEARD.


Rutland July s-Judee Hafiand n
Howe Of -. Johnsbury held an adjourn.
~ session Of United states district court
here yesterday afternoon a. hear two
cases, one Of which involves property ~
considerable value IN Granville n \
and PaNlet. Thomas = Nelson Of Paw.
lct wen known slate man. brings a
petition aga inst the w "a Hughes com.
panv Of Granville. the security Trust
company Of Troy. y y and various
other defendants Tor the foreclosure 81 q
mortgage given Mar q. 1914, 10 secure
ia rssr cent bonds to the value of flnn-
Un TIE allegation j. that the Hughes
concern has broken she terms nf the
mortgage In that interest has nj hen
Faid sinee NoreruiFf q 1914
TIE psthtun contains rtauast that
= reesfFef - nrpaiHted anl nsks that
ths property - said unirr ths direction
81 q spe5isl r1sstrf ard tls rrnereds ~
distrihutsA rro rnts anour she bad
huldrrs. Mr. Nais0n hulds tsanas ta fhs
ralus ~ sssfW AtufnsFs rgrnsetsd uitt
ths easf ineluas Clsfks q Flfts. 2 o.
1fcCormaeE. q =. psrkss. silss p ~
srts. p 2 Easr sns esarrs p Wsliug-
tar
TbeTf wss sisn hsHriu1 yesterday
nr ~ naftsr nf issutrr q ur5f az 70
tisu in ths Nsrmn1f si1.e s1.a.FerT
tsrkrr-fteF 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
10 Head of Registered and
High-Grade Stock

Morrison Farm Baron De Kol, No
92473; sire Susie Queen Baron, No
$3.50; dam, Inka Hartog Cornucopia
No 95738; Baron DE kol is 3 years old
and over one.half white; is nearly a
perfect animal and has an enviable rec
ord. Morrison Farm Barn De Kol End
dropped Dec. "a, 1914, is four-ffths
white, very large of his age; dam has a
record of 40 lbs. per day when 2.yesr.
old this is very promising calf and is
sure 20 develop into a fancy one. Nor.
rison Farm Baron DE kol Bird is three
fourths black, dropped May 30, 1915; his
dam has big record as a mixer with
good test. 0dina 0nonis Clothilde, No.
ls6OO3, 3 years old, sire Clothilde 0nonis
Lad, No. s5434; dam, Odina 0nonis Paul.
inc End, No. l02s5l. Lady Rival Clio.
thilde, 4 years old. No. 1906; sire,
Duchess Clothilde's Lad 18th DE Kol, No.
5si77; dam, Vernon Lady Rival 3rd, No.
l02s52i this COW is over one.half white
and has an excellent record. Lady Rival
Pietertje End, dropped July ~, 1912,
No. 2l0s66; sire, Clothilde Ononis Lad,
No. s5i94; dam, Lady Rival Pietertje,
1854; this COW IL three-fourths white
and gave 30 Ms. per day when a 2-year.
old, without grain. Miss Hark Cothilde.
No. 1858, dropped April rs, 1919; sire,
Duchess Clothildeis Lad l2th De Kol, No.
5s4I7; dam, Miss Hsrk DE kol 2nd Lass,
No l2llel; j. three-fourths black. Lady
Rival pietertje Bird, dropped May rs,
1914, is three.fourths black and cut out
10 be a large COW. Miss Hark Clothilde
let, dropped Oct. s, 1914, is four-ffths
white. These cows are in hne condition
and have papers 20 20 with them, and
sold subject to tuberculin test. Also, q
grade Holstein cows. one Of which
have refused $4,000 offer fori 2 Holstoin
yearling heifers, also high grade; grade
Guernseys, years old. all In good order.
This stock i what I have been getting
for the past - years, and which
expected 90 develop into q perfect
dairy IL being sold only for the reason I
have sold my farm On account of my IN
haahh
ALSO. THREE HOGS, weight about
$50 bs eaehi about 30 extra COED r. l. |
Red hent
FARMING TOOLS AND MAcHIN. |
ERY-New manure spresder. electric /
J al. ?. and In D.; moving (
nadine, new horse rake. tedder. 4 har. I
rows, sully plow. walking plou, : Guilt /
rstofs. mes corn planter. Veeder horse 1
aoe. 2horse farm wagon, with tipasrt 4
light 2-horse farm wagon. new 81 steal 4
y hesl trucks. With BODY buggy wagon
Stage cutter and earrisf sieirhs. 2 !
punFs. new tpp buggy. power cream \
d. Laval No. la. cream eans
81 cart. tfsHerse sled. light haruess. II
heavy harnesses, cEtra E1rd pair drftf /
aarnrssas. rawer rrinfstrns. platform II
'iaiss. clipping mashine. 81 Fuaaf tuois
md Tears suTp.y nf word amanttg Iii n
-reen uats. quaHfitv hay. iet III tatar
AIRY rsulelies 2 sleish otsr 900 tfs cd.
e foni cui,fifiur 2 ssarrns rf t.sss. aus
.H sulan tgels Also. L0T or HOUSE \
SOLD FURNITURE sals rarstiss. rnsr
= shinr teruss 81 ffrs 20 sale Ar Hs1a
fhouf rrsaTsf ~ ffsa
TUESDAY. July - srft e. s.as
sclnck in fkH fcTeroCr
WILLIAM g RoGEss. nvrsr
y A pEFEY. Arrsiurssr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores of Barre Readers Are Learning
the Duty Of the Kidneys

Scores of Barre Readers Are Learning
the Duty Of the Kidneys
To filter the blood is the kid
neys' duty.
When they fail to do this, the
kidneys are weak.
Backache and other kidney ills
may follow;
Help the kidneys do their
work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills--the
tested kidney remedy.
Barre people endorse their
worth.
Mrs. William Stephens, rs Maple ave-
nue., Barre, says: Owe have not used
Doan's Kidney Pills for same time, as
the cure they made in the case of one
of the family some years ago has proven
permanent"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney PiIls--the same that Mrs. Ste.
phens recommends. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
GREATER VERMONT NOTES.

The Vergennes board of trade at I
meeting held on Friday evening, July
2, considered two propositions which con
Germ the increase of local industries
A New Hampshire wood novelty company
is DESTROYS of interesting the board Of
trade in plans to secure for their use
the local plant formerly occupied by
the Bennington Scale company, and now
for sale. The st. Peters parish offers
to give rent free for industrial purposes
the building once used as parochial
school, provided some industry can be
secured which promises TO be permanent.
On Friday, July 2, twenty-five men,
bers of the Swanton board OF trade in
five automobiles took better acquaint-
ance trip to Morrisville for the purpose
of investigating the municipal water
power plant. Leaving at 10 in the morn
ing, they went to Morrisville by way of
Fairfax, and returned by way of Enos-
burg Falls, arriving in Swanton at eight
p. M, after a most successful trip. They
were welcomed to Morrisville by large
party OF citizens and were shown through
the village and the municipal power
plant, securing suggestions as to the
handling and development of their own
plant at Swanton. They also visited the
cottages of the summer resort on the
lake, maintained by DR.. Slayton.
The Rutland Business Mems associa-
tion is planning an advertising cam
psign. Five large road signs have been
ordered, which will be placed on the high
ways leading into Rutland, and will at
tract tourists TO the "sarble center of
the world" A publicity committee has
been appointed to make plans for the
posting Of signs throughout the region,
and TO take up with the railroads the
of placing at each end of
the station large electric signs, calling
the attention of the travelling public to
the attractions of Rutland. The associ-
alton has directed the advertising COM
mittee to consider plan for cooperation
with the newspapers in publishing
throughout the year cartoons and text
which advocate the trade-at-home idea.