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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13
4tnaselunssieit in Wlaria
@eioenau.
Gin Oitsrrsi4iides auIturbilOdsn,
Bon Jran5 Serpats.

Gs ipar an einsm lpie ssnSbnlib
polisnbsrbGnstsn gormittas, ba snt.
ipidelts ii9 inter ben bsiotn uralt.n
2aitanisnbGumsn, bidt nsben Der piels
beiudtsn aloiter, unb Walfabrisiirt.
Don nria.Wsibsnau. f9On Su friiber
Gtunbs Elm reyes 2sbm. Gin sslb uno
f6ipar5 ausgsidIassnsr 9alba6in
lsu9tsts 5piiden ben beiOsn md6tisfn
gaumiidmmsn berpor. bi, Dorbsrfsits
perbiiIlt BON sinem gtbsimniBppllen
sriinsn 0orbans. Dobinter b,fano iid,
einftmsilsn NOD psrborssu, rod ipic
mdnnisli4 irubts Elm bon aiinitlsrs
banb gtmaliss 8ruitbilb bss DislqsIisbs
ten 9oiisrs Jruns JOfepb, Otifsn b0lr
5erns llmranbuns bem patriotifden
8enasslinessiftr Der fpadsrtn Meibsns
ausr frtigsqebsn iutrbsH fOIlis. msr
bate ba ipobI su 5dufe blsibsH mSs
gen! Msr iraenbstIpas auf iih bisIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13
8 abtua mtb Seaepae.

- Jrau emma Wlinning, bic Sat.
tin Des Srsp. Wtinnills Ron go. 235
gpote 9loenue, Sslleoue, 1T einen
S6laaaufal. peIbe lie oorIebte EaH'
erlitten batt.. erlegen.
- Der Colonial Qterie Der Gaplss
BON Canton piro beuts abenb eine
SiBung ob6alisn.
- Sin Caucus Der neuerpG6lisn
StabtrGtbe BON Canton pur6e i'm
6auIs Oes !6errn Srant SrigGs abss.
halten, in ipelder iiber rie Grncnnun5
itabt. 9lngeItslIten, Elm gsi6Iub gss
fakt merben ipl1te. 0a ieoph bios
brsi Der neuerpdhlten 6 Stdotrdtbe
iidl einaefllnoen hatten, rurbe bic ans
gelceenbcit 6is ouf g9eiteres Der
IGo6en. Gs beiperben fit mebrers
9lpplifanten lin bos 2lmt oes Staota
anpaItes, oes poli5eidrfS uno b:s
7ssuer Warbens.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13

ftnitr Tgent il Sartilfon "
6,rr GbuarS gruf, 449 SIS Thnft'
Strafe. Sea Sci. 476 g., Somi
Elome 1881 q.
Die psrlpittipete Nlarsarsi
9u6eit, pcl6e BEL ibrsm Sobns Sobr
g. 9uteit, 1907 WopIs 2lpsnus lpObn'
te, III i'm gtlter bon 50 Sabrsn seitors
ben. Sic 6intsrlGbt bier S0bne, 13
gntsl unb II llrentel. Grau 9u6eit.
qsb. Steblsr, ipobnts Sdbrslans in
9rp Ribse. SdmiltOn Gountp. 5oa
pOn bort 1870 na9 Srforb unb Dor
einigsn Monatsn gu ibrsm Sobn mad
Samilton.
- 5rl. 9atberins 8iirser BON SO.
179 Walnut Strabe purbe porgeitern
Nabt bsm 2ublotp pdrt in Der Glib
8. Stratc aeasuiiber bas portemons
naie nit 35 gents pon einem Strus
benrduber aus Der Sunb seriTsn,
- @alter 8. 9roipn, ipsl6.r in
Wlibbletorn Der giaamie nngetlngt
rpurbe unb in 9enid nsrhnftet nor
BEN mar, purbe bon Trisbensridisr
Barnett unter $500 9iirgsrftdft ocm
9eritt iiberlpieisn. Die annette Jrau
gt6el groipn mar bic qntldgsriu.
= Der Stabtratb BOT mad Der
Sisung porgcitsrn 2lbenb cine Sibuns
fir 6euts sl6snb einberufen. Der
3fped 1T cine gnadhl Srbinunaen 81
pafirsn.
= 9is 5sirath BON gerbinn Bon
Stein, 5odtsr bon Charles Bon
Stsin, unb 0apib cyttsI tpurbe seitsrn
fir ben 80. goDember unss5eist.
- Die Staats Snbuitrie aoms
million bat Der @ittpe pon SSpan 8.
gnis. fpelfler psrunsliidte. $3,307 20
als 8srii6erunesaelb bepilIiet. Die
Witttps alberta 6. Guis bat 5tpsi
tleins ainbsr.
- Ran 6. Bean, alins R. 6.
Steipart bon Detroit, Mid., pelder
bon ben @rpbssi9porensr i'm Ottobsr
Der Gbsdfdliduna unb @rlanaens BON
@eIbsrn untsr falfhen 9prfpGnben in
4ntldgcsuitanb psrisbt porben mar,
purbe gsitern na9 ieinem pro5eb
I6ulbig bsiunbsn unb Don Rihter
5urlan gu einsr 3udthausitrafe bon
unbeitimmter Dauer berurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13
Neme aunftiHdte.
Die Snmmlunsen bes 8. @. ]. an
3iuei ipertbpole Sbjette be.
reidert.

1yrau qnni. Weerus gell, eine Gin.
cinnatier Dame, bic jebt in Rem yort
dnidHia 1T unb bem Sbio Rs9anies
Snititut i6on maHds 3upsnouns sss
matt bat, bat bic Sammluneen bess
ieIb,n obermals I'm 3p,i peribpoIl.
aunftobjstts bsreihert. Gin beutidsr
Bitter, bod 81 Rpb, in pollsm Oar
Mid, uno ein RarmorbiIb oerpbrpne
beg fransOiiibsn gilobauers Cans
paen.
Der Rittsr Bat I'm tunitgeiperblihtn
Wuisum gtuitelIuns aeiunben. Gr
iolpObl ipie bas Strsitrob, lpeltes tr
rsitst, tragsn poIIitGnbiss Riiituns.
unb Spar III ss Tiirnberser glrbeit
aus b,m 10. Sabrbunbsri. Wit elmer
arisssriiituns babtn mir es ipobI
nitt gu tbun, ipabri4einli6 III es elm.
Riiituns fir Elm 3urnier in @srbins
buus nit einsm srobsn b0fiidsn Jeit.
bsnn bic fisurenreihe Srnameniii Der
Riituns lGbt sriennen. bob iie sinem
rei6en Ritter ssb0rt bdben nub. au9
bic Riiitung b<s pferbes ipeiii Die
prdttige gsrsieruns auf. bic nntiirs
lib NIT Der beg giitttrs bdrmpnirt.
BUR feblsn BEN giitter 2auSe uno
S6pert, bi. ibm ipObl uuf isin.n
arsuss unb Qutrfabrten abbanosn
setommen iinb. Der Rittasmann GEE
borts gu elmer pripatIammlune zines
gliirnteIg.r qatrisiers. Die GamiIis
FAB ii6 a,5munsen, bic Runindmm'
lung gu perfaufen. unb 5obIreift 8e'
senftdnbs fnb auf bisTs WeiIs in ben
gsFs Der 5rau Wesrut Bel sesom'
men unb 6isfs bat nit ptrf6isbensn
Geasnitdnbsn unier Obic Wls6anies
Snititut in noblsr Deiis bebaht.
Die pbrpne BAT I'm Direttorsnlaal
aufit.lluns ssfnnbsn. unb bdmit bas
marmorns Mdbd<n ben 5erren Hiat
bi. aopfs psrrebt, bat Serr Sbsarer
ibm einen aiiIenbsaug iibsr ben aor.sE
aDrp.r eeSostn. Die Dame aus gltben
qaIt in ibren @liitbes unb 0ldnaidbs
rem als bi. ibeals 0eri0rperuns Der
G60nbeit unb Der 8ilbbauer Bat es
meiiterbait peritanben, in itiner
SfOpfnns bitIes 2lttribut fsitsubal'
ten. Gs 1T in Der 5hat Elm aunit'
peff eritsn Rdngss.
proT.TTor 5pbn 8. Sbsarr, Der
tein. @el,ssnbsit pOriibraeb.n labi,
penn ii6 bic WDgIidteit Der 9ertides
runs iein.r AunftiammIunsen bistsi,
1T iib.r ben reuen 3upads bOdit srs
freut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13
gokal.Dfridt
1rasiiher TDb.
GrenSnngsmGrter Bernhard Seile
mauu biikt isiH asben beim 8et.
tnugs,perf eir.

8sim gemii6en cine Grau unb eil
Sinb Dor benz lleberfabrsnperoeu
bur6 sinsn giienbabu5us Sl retten,
biiBte aeitern Rd6mittas Yernbarc
Seilemann, Der als Wd9tsr an Der
Htpeaufreu5una Der g., s.. II. .. 8at'l
an Der Dane Strabs poiiirt iDar, iein
eigenes aeben elm.
9eilemann mar serdbe bamit be-
f6dftist, BEL benz SeranHaben sines
Giiter5uges bic 8arriersn berabSuIai'
fen, ala er DON Der dnoeren Site oer
areuSuna Jrau geFie Berger bon
Der GlIis &Deuue unb beren SOHters
den bsmertie, bic Obne bic ibnsn bros
benbe @efabr au abnen, iiber bic Gs'
|leife f6ritten.
I'm bic Jrau unb bas stinb Dor
.inem araufigen 5pbe sn betpabren,
perlu4te Seilmonn, ibnsn aus asi'
.bestrdftsH @arnuussn aurufeub. bi.
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rumpeln unb bic snrien Jrauenitim,
men nit bisbarnoniidem Gtpolttr
bebrGnseu. Der Weibeitimmuna tbui
bies teinen abbrud iInb. ndHoem Der
8iirsermsiiisr bds 3tidsn sssebsII
unb isl6er als Griier bssonnsu pal.
aebt oas muntsre 6dmmsrunasiperi
Dor iit, Gnb dlle brGnaen hef3u, nm
ibrn Rnad aus Meiiina obtr Gitsii
eiiuuldlaaen. Wlit S6l,iisn berdns
aspubie Mdbdsn sefen umier ilnc
pertauien fir fiinf5ig o6er 3ipoil3l9
soeller blau, unb ipeiBe 3sttsl. nit
benen man ii6 bos anrs9t Sir Be
ibeilisuno eripirbt. Qu9 i'd i4litBt
mid,t niht aus, iGeus iebod por BEN
aIsu lebbaiten glnorang Elm tptrig
suriid. Der bisuiieifrig. pcli5eiin'
ipe.tor bnbnt mir iebo6 ben Wsa iinc,
ipie ih inn onnten ipill, Sipintsrt sr
mir su uHb banbist mir sfpsi ipetBt
3etteIGen sin. bamit foa id bic Rdssl
fir ibn einidlaasn. Cine @sfdaiatslt
iii Der anbersn fptrth = inb Dem
6srrn pcli3eiinipsttor blibt fur isi7
ne eiaen. umfansrsidt unb lsid,ti
idapibenbe psrIonlidisit bic Drdn'
qel.i i.b.mialls eripart. Osiierrsi'
diide @smiithli4isit! I'D tbue mtine
pfli6t, fir mid unb ben poli5ette'
amien. uub in b.m erbebnbsn Gss
fiitle, su einsr 2lrt bon offi3isllsr
Mi6tisieit .mpOrseftiesen gu tein.
sntsisbe i'd mid BEN Geipiihl. utbsr
Widria Dsibenau blibt pisbtr tlartr
6immsl unb DON ben 6dnsen beg Wiss
ner WnIbss ariibt Gin bofinuHssirobsr
9ud. t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13

|fessnoi7en ssulius Grseman In sinen
teWpriipedTel aerietb, Der bamit sfibete.
oab s5rstrnan sinen Repolper scg unb
Gimms eine Snssl in ben llnterleib
idgte. Simms tpurbe llad bsm itdos
tiihen 6oipiiol sebrodt. 100 er sinise
Stnnbtn ipGter itdrb. 5reenan ipilrs
be fofOrt na6 Der Sdieberei psrbafs
tet unb geitern Mbenb ipuroe bann
formel Sic gtntIaae beg Woroes sssen
ibn erbobsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13

Gsleife hidt por bsn beraubraufsnbtn
3nee sn {rsu,sn, ipurbs itbcb bon Der
Hpfomctibe erfobt nnb diif Der Stfue
su Srbs gerdbsrt. Syrau Berger unb
ibr 3OHterdxn fomen unbsrlebt hds
rcn. ha Tie ben 3ns Inn lebfen glngsns
bid nod, bemsrttsn unb anriidliefen.
Die 2eidr Seilemann's ,purbe
nad Der Wlorsue iiberfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13

Ginneuer Sprengftoff. 81
nsr neuen 9eutralitdtsperlebung bro
hen bic hsntfGen .garbarsu- iib
ibulbig au MAIDEN. RidH sinmal bas
.neatrale" DaHer 1T Dor ibrem raus
ben .3ugrsiisn ssf6iibt. unb ud9itsns
fbon perbsn fie ss pisleiflt ben
3lusden Der 9risasfiibrIna binitbar
MAIDEN. Die 9lnipsrfbune bss Wafrz
als Spr,naitoff - ri9i tttpa gssen
ben Strab.nitaub, ionbrH fir bic
9deitigung Ron 9auiperstn! - III
,iirsli9 in Berlin gum sriten Dial:
ipobl srfolgreid Dor fih gsgdnsen.
Der stbbrud Der W,ibsnbammee
Bride IN auf bieie Neiie erfolst
qautlps unb obns erf4iitterung,
obne @ef1brbung Der umiisbenSsn
Yautsn burd cine bsftiae Grploiiun
iinit Elm 1bsii hss semeutierttn pfsis
lerblodes na4 bem dnbern In bic fill
len Slutkn bes 2nnfpebrtdnalss.
Sin Giablrobr bon 80 gm. Gdnas.
elm Yobrlod unb Sipsi elmer Wahsr
aeniigen ba3u. Sine Drudpumps
brinst bas @aIier in ben Stabl,p-
timber burd Elm 9rudrobr bon 8 em.
Weiie. Dabur6 iperS:n a6i 9rrd
itempel, pslfe bsim Ginisbsn beg
Rpbrts in bas gobrlob iab tei fli
mem 2tbbi6tsn ein9s3ogtn ipareu, mad
aubsn esgen baE umsetsnbe Dlautr
pert geprebi. In ipslhsm tisfe Riii.
snifieten. Su mGhtissH 9lOdei loft ss
iih ab. Dor alien, ipenn mtbrere icls
der Gprsnapnmpen reistuiptiie sleit
,eitig onssi.bi tperhsn. Dide ielb'i
ipiee.n nur 28 ag., bon Der 0orritr
tlins bes gobrlcdss bis ,ur geenSi
aung Der Sprengins rtrflisbt feltsn
msbr als cine babe Giunb,. ri.
2autlofisi,it unb bas 5tbfm isb..
srItiittsruro Der umlisetnben 9aus
TEN obsr grbitihten BEL bieism nsisu
9sriabrsn. iporduf I'm 3entralblatt
Der BsrIinerBaureriraituns befonb.rs
bingeipiefen ipirb. mlft bas n.us
@sriabren aud fir b:n SSsIbetbraudl
aesignet. 6inosrlids Mausrr.iis.
S1ufsr i'm G6lbfslb iSnntn baburf,
beIsitiat iperbsr, phne ba5 bic aaf
meriiamteit cbsr Der glrsipohn bss
lpufen Gsinbss srrsnt lptrben mub.
WinsnsGnes laNsn ii9 l,ihler iinb
IdnsIlsr treibsn dls NIT I.insr SdHbs
arbsit. NIB bod mrrtsa bic Wafsn
BEG 0ssnsrs tpenigtr, dIs iis ss bister
aetban, ron Ssm llnbeil, fpsIdes unf,r
ibrsn SiiBsn brobi. 90 bat aud ,bns
Waifsr, bag niibliffts Der GIem.ni.l
cine aerii5renoe Rods pom Wgnitsa
lsIbit 5uaeipisien srbalisn.
Ter aarnideIbans.
.6omm' Sans, III oariIt oas fIei.
nc Sdmeiierfen rinnlnI trnqen's X
.ssa tpie benn2 Spu ih'ss
an Der 0ladenbait nebmen, cSer on y
ben Sinterbeinen?1 Z
Sreffenbe antport IN
g.: y@as eIaiiben Gle. mas i'd
beroient bate, ipenn idb meine @ebid.!S
tc bate oriIdcn Ioiicn2-- -
w.; upriigeIi~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13
Waorb.

Das bon Jarbissn bsipobnte 8aus
go. 620 Carlisle Qtbtnue. ipar ssitsrn
Der S4arplab einss Mcrbes unb bas|
Spfsr Der Wluttbat mar Der Garbiee|
5snrp Giwms. bsr NIT isinsm Bts]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13
.Gatte t00lSleiDell
|9oftoren ia9ten, 9eiunb.
belt iei berlorei,. Bier Syla.
|lden Yeruna beilten mid.

Sen q. u. .. BARNES. grsgtrIif bon
ssarren Gonmip. 1enneiiee. idrel6t In sinsm
grlele ben ". q. 2. Ror 10, wseDliunnils.
Tenn; 90 bate 9dIsIeibsu nnb srci DOT
tcren, toeI6e nii6 bebonbeIier. suen miblans
60, mir irsenbipie su .bsIfen nno sriIdrien
meins Geiunbbeit fiir berfnwunbsn sd ent'
i9Iob iHif, 4eruna az uebmen nuS naf benz
Gsbrau6s bon bier JIofdsn fam do fasen. bob
ID poIiitdnbig gefnnh rurbe. 1ds mar nor
blei SnbreH. Id bin iett aeffnb nro fntia.
bic gaIse Belt si rsifcu. ipas Id Sbnen, Tfire
Serren. Sn perbnffen babe"
TititHisrn iyrile fafissn 9'ssi5iutn atss.
nsist Hub fSnnrH trtt Ftmma'1bltitsm rr'
Iauaen
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Gobinstom.

Die Gobinstcner Office fir bas
rGinfinnatisr golfsblatt" befinbsi
Gd In bem 0ebanbe Der Vepplss
Gapiuas Sanf G. Srnit Co., Z @eii
6. Strahe. sluseisen. Wiittbeilunasll
rub geitelluuscn irseub iuelder slrt
,uerSen his neau llbr gbenSs baielbit
entsesenseuommen. Selspbuu Suutb
1884.
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@amiltpn.

itnier ggent in SamilfOn IN
6,rr GSuarS gruf, 449 SlS Thnfts
Strafe. gen Sci. 476 g., Soms
Ehone 1851 u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13

Sii I.luport Office iir Sas Sin.
sinnatcr GpIfs6lnir bef;nSet iid in
Ho. 339 gurf Girahe. segeniibcr Dem
Gunrtbouie, ,pOielbit Wsaiafciten, sln'
,rigen II. |. ~. Bis nean libr slbeabs
entaegenaeupnfmen uerben. Sci.
Suntl 2401.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
AID THE KIDNEYS
Do Not Endanger Life When a
Barre Citizen Shows You
the Way to Avoid Ii

Why will people continue TO suffer
the agonies OF kidney complaint, back
ache, urinary disorders, lameness, head
aches, languor, why allow themselves to
become chronic inyalids, when tested
remedy is offered themf
Doans Kidney Pills have been used
in kidney trouble over 90 years, have
been tested in thousands OF cases.
If you have any, even one, OF the
symptoms of kidney disease, act now.
Dropsy or Bright's disease may set in
and make neglect dangerous. Read this
Barre testimony;
George W. Lander, 81 North Main
street, Barre, says; 81 had frequently
seen Doans Kidney Pills recommended
in the local papers by citizens Of Barre,
but had no occasion to use them until
my back began to bother me about ten
years ago. ! got box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills and they acted as tonic TO
my kidneys. have never needed
kidney remedy since. | can recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills as reliable
kidney remedy
Price, SOC at all dealers Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills--the same that Mr.. Ian
der had. Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N. Y.--Adyt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
WEIGHT After Meals.

There is, or used to be. an idea that
one weighs less after meal than be-
fore, but that is nonsense. There Ia
always a definite increase OF weight
after a meal. and with most people II
ia curiously uniform. After an average
dinner washed down with the average
amount OF liquid three-quarters Of a
pint--the average man will invariably
find that he weighs two pounds more
than he did before the meal There
seems to be no reason why really
determined diner should not double
that increase, A half pint lumber OF
water or breakfast cupful OF tea
weighs ten ounces. SO that probably
over half OF the two pounds increase
of weight after dinner is accounted for
by the liquid part of the. meal.-Man-
chester Guardian.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
SERVED LONG IN CIVIL WAR.
Sidney N. Tilley Was Lifelong Resident
of Williston.

Burlington, Jan. 5. Sidney N. Tilley,
q native and life long resident of Willis
ton, died at his home there yesterday
aged II years. The funeral will be held
at the home on Wednesday at one
o'clock
Mr. Fillcy was a veteran Of the Civil
war. enlisting May I, 1861, in Company
G. End Vermont and serving until Feb.
-. 1864, when he was mustered out for
physical disability. Mr. Tilley had been
oyerseer of the poor and director of the
poor farm for some years, was notary
public and was identified with various
interests of the town. He was past
commander of Cummings post, No. 81,
q. A. r. of Hinesburg. Mr.. Tilley was a
successful farmer, and for many years
exhibited fruit and vegetables at state
and county fairs.
He IL survived by his wife, who was
Miss Jane Fay of Shelburne, and one
daughter, Mrs. Alice Phelps of this city,
and by a brother, II. II. Tilley of this
city, the last survivor of his generation.
Mr.. Tilley viii be missed in his home
town and by the many friends else
where. as man of probity and char
acter.
Mr.. Tillev is survived by his brother,
Hiram H. Tilley Of Burlington. the only
one Of the four brothers who served
in the war now living.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
ESTATE OF EDWARD c. sowpEN

State OF Vermont, District Of Washington, a.
The Honorable Probate Court for the DIS
triot Aforesaid;
To all persons interested In the estate 81
Edward C. Sowden. late Of Berlin. in said
district, deceased, GREETING;
WHEREAS, said court has assigned the
18th day of January next for examining and
allowing the account of the administrators OF
the estate Of said deceased and for decree
Of the residue Of said estate TO- the lawful
claimants OF the same and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested IN said estate by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous 10 the day
assigned. In the Barre Daily Times, q news.
paper published at the city Of Barre. in said
district.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 70
appear at the probate office in Montpelier
In said district on the day assigned, then
and there TO contest the allowance OF SAID
account If you see cause, and TO establish
your right as heirs, legatees and lawful claim
ants TO said residue
Given under my hand, this 2lst day Of
December, 1914.
Dee 22-29 Jan. Q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
BIDS WANTED
FOR PRINTING THE ANNUAL CITY
REPORT

The city Of Barre. Vt, by its printing com
nittee will receive sealed bids for printing
the annual city report for the year 1914 said
report to contain about $50 pages, more or
less the size of the pages to be e%4 inches by
So inches, and the size Of the printed page
TO be 7N4 inches The type 10 be used 10 De
10-point solid and s-point solid.
Eleven hundred copies of the report VIII be
required rs OF which shall be bound in CLOTH
and lettered in gilt as required and the bali
ance namely, l,025 copies, shall be bound IN
paper covers 500 OF the paper-covered copies
OF the report must be delivered on or before
February 8, 1915, and the balance OF the
paper-covered copies on or before February
49, 1915; and the cloth-bound copies on or
before March l, 1915.
All of the copy for the report will be fur
nshed by the city by February |. 1915.
Samples of the style of binding and letter.
ing and the amount of lettering for the bound
copies may be seen at the city clerks office.
All bids should be made at much per
page for the l,l00 copies required ana shali
set forth the price per copy for the bound
copies including the lettering.
Samples Of the paper, paper covers, ana
cloth binding to be used must accompany
each bid, and all bids must conform strictly
TO the above specifications or they will not be
considered.
All printing to be done under union con-
ditons and bear the union label
The committee reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids
Bids will be received at the city clerks
office, Barre. VT, up TO Tuesday, January II,
1915, at o'clock D. M and should be plainly
marked Bids for Printing the City Report "
Dated at the city of Barre. VT, this 9Th
day Of January, 1915.
A. Il. BRUCE,
J. f. HOBAN.
M. ID. REEFE.
Printing Committee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
bitter Lady Lyt,on.

In Unpublished Letters OF Lady
Bulwer Lytton to A. 4 Chalon. X. A.,
the editor slips in the following when
referring to S. C. Halls impressions OF
Lady Bulwer Lytton:
Mrs. Hall was Irish. and Lady Lyt.
ton had no Partially for her compa-
triots. On one occasion her husband en-.
tertained Daniel o'ConnelI and other
Irish members at dinner. and S. @.
Hall relates. The next day ] saw Mrs
Bulwer directing some arrangements In
the dining room. which she told me
she was fumigating in order TO get rid
OF the brogue.'"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
The Speed Limit.

Motorists going through a small town
I'D in northern Indiana bear witness TO
the fact that sarcasm reaches a high
stage OF development there. Going into
the town one is met by sign reading
Speed Limit 40 Miles an Hour"
Mighty decent people in this town"
thinks the motorist. But before he has
gone far he realizes the sarcasm fully.
The streets are so rough and the road
through there 10 Chicago has SO many
turns In II that 1t would be impossible
10 go faster than ten miles an hour
without running into some ones front
yard -IndiannpoiIs News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
Cutting the High Cost of Education.

In the Interesting People" depart
ment OF the January American Maya
zine appear a picture and sketch of w.
I'll Clemmons, president of Fremont col
lege, Nebraska, where students get their
meals and an education for 1880 a week.
When President Clemmons took charge
p years ago there were 81 students.
Now there are 1890. And all this with
cut a cent Of endowment or state or ma
tional aid Following is an extract
from the sketch:
Il can no longer doubt the reality of
the higher cost of living. Board and
tuition have advanced one dollar per
term al Fremont college and when the
price rises at Fremont college, the in
dication OF the h. c. o. !. is indisputable.
This increased cost now makes the
students meal cost him . 1923 cents
each That is, they average that much
Il he j. extmyagant. and boards az the
dearest table. n he wishes 70 eeono-
mize. he can get good meals for less
L 1928 cents
Maybe the charge for tuition is made
high enough 70 cover the loss on meals.
Let us see. This extrayagant board
costs - per week Room and tuition.
sl00. total $500, per week II YOU
want 10 economics. a. beforesaid, Il
comes cheaper.
Don't imagine that this j. any little
tinkering school. either You can get
anything You want from a certificate 60
teach school 10 a bachelors degree from
kinderprtening 20 civil engineering
from pharmacy 20 oratory.
Work b. the watchword az FIRE.
mont Everybody works al Fremont. ~
pecially father. foF the father II Pre-
mont college b. the president and pro-
pfietor and BE- works 81 close 10 TWEEN
ty-four hours a day and hfty.tuo weeks
in tie year as anyone Won know
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tied with iust shat you know. With
what xuu can d. hou can enter With-
rut a. examination. and you can take
just - many By fust a. few studies a.
Fgu desire To - surp 81 won Haut
erftiaesta. 0r bstbelors or masters
degree sou must faIlss the Required
enHfH
80 student aFpies for sAfais.
zion and isnt interested ln mathrmaties
ard natfF could leam grammar and
iaals aru tatin - 81 iszs 90 then
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
WAS PROMINENT HoRsEMAN.
Charles M. Sherman Of Clarendon Died
Yesterday.

Rutland, Jan. 5,--Chsrles A%sea sAe--
man, well known horseman, died at
his home on the Creek road in the town
OF CLARENDON, yesterday after long
illness Mr.. Sherman was 81 years old
and had been resident OF Clarendon so
years, moving there from Dandy. He
was well known throughout Vermont as
breeder of racing horses, having owned
the trotters Baron Dewey, Colonel Egg
bert and General sherman, familiar to
followers OF the racing circuits through
out this section.
Mr.. Sherman was one OF the oldest
members of the Rutland Agricultural
society.
He is survived by his wife, formerly
Miss Arabella Rice one daughter, Mrs.
u. W. Cutting of Clarendon, besides two
grandchildren, one niece and several
nephews.