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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
CORPUS CHRISTI HoNoRED

Daughters ~ ilc Conie3rary
h8f honord Corpus Christi by
choosing ,i for their 1916 meeting
place This b. sop,ethiug lo look
forward 10 We smthefuers. now
go securely bound to lhe Nation
and iis dcsiinies. are NOT forgciiul
of the hu't. ol the sacrifices of
mothers and gfaudmothcrs heroic
n lhe homc, eager 10 endure ever,
pnvBtlnn and wr know how Go
extend them such courtesy aud love
and honor as are thoir right 20
Mesdanp~ Mary sutherland Hen.
ry y Mcdonald and IS W Rankin.
we extend congratulations Their
work Va Ausiiu was bcs proved hy
the unanimous vote be favor ~
Corpus Christi Md can Z sou a.
MOST feel Alrs. Sutherland thrill
over tht praspeet4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
KEEP IT IN MIND.

Monday afternoon. December 2u.
there viii be- meeiing ol citlxoua.
perhaps one oi the most important
iu The eilys history H. object
viii be- 10 analyse lhc proposed
s2hN0 advertising campaign. TO
suggest mrihods aud 10 determine
on some plan 81 proraiurr Taxa
lion, placing the burden evenly ON
ull shoulders, Is favored and he
eausr Of this. cNera man Interested
u Corpus Christie continued
growth and prosperity shouli
muke y point 10 be- present Thr
need IS urgent time IS on The
wing lei al hnsinvss men make 4
note of the day Monday. neecm
hor "a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
MAD AS A MARCH HARE.

No man thoroughly acquainted
with ihe element Of hunan nature.
rs IL affects nniious. fan faii tu
understand that preparedness IS
necessary bui i,sfr IA reason ~
believe that citizens viii differ
radically ~ So lhe best iueans ~
securing immunity from attack
Secretary Garrison ~ douid ac
tuaied ~ patriotic sentiment
hints az compulsory military srr
vice Dong So. be- slaps American
traditions iu the face W eompul,
sorry service is necessary for hc
assured pcfpeluailou ef our form
OF government. We hnd better as
card 81. heront m0narehY at
onre, forsake the lraehings oi orr
elders. adult ihat wr ant sham
end i iallnrc Np rather than 10
sihmii. we had beiicf cXiingnish
ourselves hy civil strife For. II
We afc not willing % 90 the thing
~ enroll ourselves voluntarily Tor
ihe common defense. sr cannot hc
made % short " split blood Sec
reiary Garrison Homeutnrlly for
geis that hr il the paid servant at
the ieople ihai b. il paid 10 ~.
lirei and 10 advance lheif i.leaa 81
government no, has eWm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
REMEMBER THE CHILDREN.

We pave for business REASONS.
and we pave for sorlal reasons
aud we are bent on paving Tor any
number of uasons So pave n
She eeufer of town. and we pave in
the edge OF town bui w. forget 90
pave around some % the ward
schools 'hHi arr spraddlri agi iu
Qn8gmlres. unfit surroundings for
swine t0usider The fnrmau
sehon 10 ia attended by nunrrous
children. and these children are
susceptible 10 colds and 10 con.
laeioue Diseases aud Yei they arr
compelled 90 wade To their les
sons aud absence from school
counts against them iu their gen
eral averages The location of tbs
E.UraHn school wis mis- rahle tn
begin with bat we con rcciiiy m
incxmsable blunder 90 some extent
bg lifting &c oilt ol ihc mnd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
WE BELIEVE THEY DO.

North Beach enjoys municipal
benefits North Beach ought a.
pay is share Of the general taxes.
North beaeh may be whipped into
line bat why need Theirs bc undue
pressurei We arr inclined 70 he.
lleve that the people at North
licaph will not prove selfish in
their consideration OF an obliea
ton certainly they viii deSlra to
do what is best fsr tlr ca,,~c OF
progrVss.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
UNCLE SAM $ LAW.

Hunters, not content with shoot
ing during the day. blaze away al
ducks regardless " The clock Of
coirSe Tho sport Is fascinating, bnt
them are certain Federal laws
which make The prar'ire risky.
For example, one seetiyes explains
that i Is unlawful 10 kin migra
Terry hlrls bvtweeu sun and >uu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
CAUSE AND EFFEor

A roulette wheel Is helug oper.
ated on Lawrence street. l, Is
very pnAllc, and little bows and
girls seem 10 BE Interested in its
manipulation Il has 4 get q pack
age ot'ehewng gum joker MAY.
or Miller l. ol,t Of THE clsy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

Jimmy Mann Hata inr President cln
neg ml him tD 900 WtHe iipuse Us
aiee mm nfder 3uft nke tnf people
h4pn servant iU so nruu Corpus
CHRISTI talirf
80 Nann rui Himssh fe great deal
nf nnnfrfsaff nfnshlf ip nnd su sa-
fuas JOS lnHaiiils i'reaileat Wilson.
fhe lffsiafHf never Intended - laruf
fnF 1is'r OBJ $780, nanu Ue mrfefl
wanted u DISGUISE Hn important gute
ilNn In a common ernar WlNnff NhHn
$50 MnHn reaff1 up Hn hia llFHIt Rnu
shouted fHt fre.Iienf raut Hlsa of
DOR. tU mr NJ o. nHfr uaf an disgust
nH n enuld Hf fmHf NiuvHeo0i
HuUffi4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
ANo NAY Plan 10

"a ls Said tmr President Wilson uiu
ruuncnte decUiee in sHppmnt tar
nnc mide famuua In excess af AianrH b
inHHi enthusiastic expectations Tne
WILSON doctrine. it ~ snId viii hs uased
upon enc solidarity uf ft American rrt
nUnic- under fao tofme af . post
framed ta aesura paart aud non .lnier.
fcfeue, frnm ferorrou SOURCES sHrh
tn uuArfHiandiHE rnIrrad lnfn wIIhuHf
feHefNc weuid kn "a unE Way forward
proving whsi may he accomplished iu
the drcciipn 10 nafit resce Douns
CHRISTI Callrr
Nnlic There ataf nat he au aNfee.
ment there rs nu Understandings eaist-
na hetNern iht nations nt America Go
iHr effect 'hHi che, must atauA unitgd
a. asa tieuspnt nf Nuiid power o.
sheuid he the pleaanro IL an Amerieaas
tp Btrcnaiheu thia frlepdiy feelina
Temple Telegram
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

Having resumed his health.
liuersa again hopals as Fort Bliss
4 Is evident illeela has lost ms
sense ot strategy II Ne hadn 4
he'd hire a quaek doctor and never
yet wen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
UNDER THE son.

Despite the fact that they I'm,
ncst ilrccsly Interested IN Corpus
Christis future. rval estate men
arr seldom present ~ meetings
which are she Determining factor
Al the eltg sup-hmld Mhyf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
VIA A KNOCK ON moon

AuHiin American HtAwausa win
step hnasuda eulrnns Texas Nas.
and will zine the inb fF raslcf thln
matins prlEands unu ihr uteuor rf
MtAitn rnfpae Dhriail caller
~ anrrffH lhsf somebody haf uui "a
siur lo milt n fhe Brownsville Cauu.
lft Ats.tlf. American
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

Dermeni Cane. SOM og his papa.
Han. became engaged while on Ills
way 60 the United States. Defwent
ktirw ihati Il was safrr To hcccmc
cnraged on ship than on a hattie
field.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

Philadelphia Inquirer, Where
BRYAN shows wisdom IN heing
~ permanently retired into the
opaque depths Of private eiiircn,
ship that The newspapers no l,nger
publish all 81 his inconscquential
lwadilc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

The lack az one tenc cent cigar
may make some little girl VERY
happy On Chrissmas day. Ne
know several Sc The rnlest mites
Of hlue-cywl dolls, an dome IN I'M
real clothes. aud They eumc M
higher than clear Havana
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

We sre downright glad that e.i
lions ns less fortunate people dou y
know about lhis sparkling. Corpus
Christi Weather /, might make
Thorn tnNians
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
AN ioeNrlcAl Hops.

Acsnrline le ihc ihiadelphia atc.
nri titisHlinN HENRY tUrds ueaco m b.
elun - Nutope Hiat have lhr unrNpect
90 tiftsi ~ sisirs t grrHt strrnefh
Austin statesman
Tho Corpus christi caller thieas she
Nndrst SEED most hnpsiM a. uel rs
sntelN thr plsest sentiment in ressrd
le lhc Fofd ucace party that W. have
rstt RinunN haif hundred or mUre
VARIED e>pffssiene sf Nenbt aerrhns
mNfr uf tess diaiesprrifuus conceived
and Pa iis ni1ny Instances contemptu.
oaslN expressed uf vpseln0 unwhhle.
ssime Suspicion ~ eos Nhoic afiau We
10 Mei believe that iirno Word il an,
hafk'ns on rev adyyiiising schefet.
W. Ne $3.50 believe ne iNpiacs ihc hrtnt
~ nrwR uch that Is wont 90 rs new
schemes fNr touhighi pouulatif, We fa
No' BEEHIVE ne o. aiakink q hlN faf a
p"sinna ir the hntfiisht ARA utiihsg
ae rs eviicVv any 1l The other motive.
uAAt t'se pfes- .n general q careiessly
asclinins te him s. actuaUng his reaea
prNlcct W. sa believe that az mas
tNnn 4 srVst vpfk 81 the past ANA haa
heTn p.uNceg aieue ccrtata ha.tr
hrot ,whlth 81 indeed besnnd si4ratrt
fhscr Il nN certainty. however nturh
foasap there may bel ihst h. uas nat
~ pionevf alenk ihc ptacc lnc nat
the caller has expressed Is gnast Scr.
fccilN thaat
WF isNNG ro BE WRoNGe
heHtN tNgd and hss cen,,Aniaa. are
~ on 'aeif horsfpi iliesieNi missien.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12
Caller Called


ii0uataH Chronicle Gitl thrown ne
horse le slllsd she shcaia hats pfae-
nrrd nf.nF Hn alef. estsrual-InlHfF
hnfaf Hnrt as hlHs geofrs mHdc tam
lAH h EN.nse NNrrus thrirU rniffr
5000 KIDS er0fff dIinf haFe nt hIsh
800 npinitN ~ iHHf siHd 30 hufr 81
kms iucHam lii eoaid have had The
lntiFf sea reean made a Frfl tempting
nffrf fuf horse nifhnuf specif sne
SHAT aHft ~ sn animal b. ahauiI He
'frFnf UeuliNH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

Headline Urges Texas FAR
mers 50 gruw better heans
Mhieh variegyf With or without
hulrf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

Tle Allies afe Car too srrians 30
dance we'll obey 10 thc Turkey
teot backward.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

Know ail mem By these pres
cnls, Is a legal rhrasc Rw we'd
q lot rather knaw soue women hN
theirs Mrs. CALI. Cor example
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

san Brulio vegetables arc ropa
deal like Corpus Christi fish. Il
p in.tspsslhls 10 invent lies hig
enough % cover them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-12

Every naiipn want, o. aei riehi :
no nation Is fool enaurh "a accept
anoihere definition Of what *
right
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
BRITONS ENRAGED
AGAINST GERMANS
Shops of Germans in Liverpool Wrecked
ALI Naturalized Germans and
Austrians Barred From
Cotton Exchange.

Liverpool, May l0.--The board of d.
rectors OF the Cotton association passed
a resolution to-day setting forth that
no naturalized Germans or Austrians
shall henceforth be permitted to enter
the cotton exchange.
The torpedoing of the Lusitania has
aroused illfeeling against the Germans
here to fever heat, and a number of
shops owned by Germans were wrecked
yesterday.
Windows were broken and the con-
tents of the shops were scattered about
the streets.
Fifty policemen were called out and
made 20 arrests, but the rioters were so
violent in their efforts to rescue com
rades that the police were forced to use
clubs to quell the disturbance.
The attacks upon German shops were
renewed last night, most OF the rioters
being women, many OF them relatives
of the sailors OF the Cunard line Sew
eral more shops were wrecked and the
contents piled in the streets and burn
ed
A large number of arrests were made.
SO many police have joined the army
that the Liverpool force was hardly able
to cope with the outbreak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
GAVE UP HIS BELT.
A. G. Vanderbilt Surrendered 1t Though
He Could Not Swim.

London, May l0.Thomas Slidell, ~,oI
New York, who was interviewed in Lon
don to-day, said he saw Alfred g. Van
derbilt on the deck OF the Lisitania
just before the vessel was going down
Mr.. Vanderbilt, who could not swim, was
equipped with life belt, but he gal.
lantly took it off, Mr.. Slidell said, and
placed it around young woman. Then
he went on to seek another life belt.
The ship sank few seconds later.
Mr. Slidell said that he and Herbert
Stone, of New York, were sitting in the
smoking room by themselves when the
first torpedo struck the ship. Both men,
intuitively knew what had happened and
both simultaneously uttered the word,
"Torpedol" Together they left the room
and went on deck which already had
acutely tilted.
Mr.. Stone made for the upper side of
the deck, while Mr.. Slidell moved down
ward. This was the last that Mr.. Sli-
dell saw OF Mr.. Stone. Subsequently he
asked number of survivors, but could
not find anyone who has seen Mr.. Stone
thereafter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
BASELESS RUMUR EAPLUDED.
Like wildfire Spread the Rumor That
President Wilson Had Been Shot.

Starting from some rumor. report
that President Wilson had been shot
spread like wild6re throughout Barre
late Yesterday and the alarm thus occa
stoned had not completely subsidized early
this afternoon. as requests for intorma-
,ion continued Ia be received. The at
tempt at explanation Of the wild story
might lead TO the press report that an
effort had been made to kill ROGUE Con.
yales Cara. the convention provisional
president Of Mexico. early Yesterday
morning: but Mexico City j. long way
from Washington, ID. G.. and Cara is
not Wilson. and 80 the inception Of the
esnatd - not clear.
Suffice IL to say. however. that the
story. however IL may have started.
grew in the repetition until Il became
4 definite fact ss Il few from mouth 20
mouth. Beginning early last evening
The Times telephone was in opera
tion almost constantly during the even.
ing. and again this morning the bom-
hardment of requests for information
was resumed. As assurance of the safe
tv Of the president was given. one and
ali expressed relief from the tension
uhicb apparently they had been laboring
under: and gradually 81 mid day the *
citeuent over the bsssless report began
TO subside.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
BELIEVE LUSITANIA
LURED INTO TRAP
One Submarine Sighted is Thought to
Have Turned the Great Ship To-
ward Others That Were
Lying in Wait.

London, May l0.-'The only problem
now is to identify the nameless dead"
Lord Mersey is to conduct an inquiry
into the sinking OF the vessel and until
that begins. Official opinion as to how
the Lusltania came to be caught and
why so many lives We're lost, will re-
main a secret. The general opinion is
that several German submarines were
assigned to the task of attacking the
CunaEd liner and that they mannuvercd
her into position where she could not
escape.
Passengers says that for some time
before the first torpedo was fired the
Lusitania had altered her course and
they ascribe this to the fact that one
of the German submarines had shown
herself, sending the big liner in the direc
tion where other underwater craft were
waiting to strike with their deadly tor
pedoes.
These submarines. naval experts be-
lieve, of the latest type, OF probably
400 tons and much more powerful than
any possessed by other navies.
Beyond anger at the Germans, the
catastrophe has had no effect on the
British people. Steamers are arriving
and departing as usual and even the
steamers to Ireland are being freely
patronized.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
THREE AUTO ACCIDENTS.
Occurred ia Buriinrtor over Weekend
Two Cars Tipped On Side

Burlington. May 20 hollis Hoyt he'd
ths Irsmrnts IN h5s lsft hip torn Rne
his faae scrntehcs vhsn the autou1otrils
. DO pas driving ~sut n cultert IN ths
~hsIhrrus road saturday pight and tufn.
"a ~ ts sidr. Miss Aasn daurhter ~
.E 8 adst snd = youne crutlfuian
uhs rrare ridfua IN the rear seaf. usrr
nut rnafh 5ufured The car. shi-b
arurrea ~ fest frtrn ths rusd sas untf
dsur-rd
4 tonrrr rar driFsr ~ tseurrs Hpst
y "a arr eErrf Iaz alsa Hpurr lfasf ans
rfrnmr tga=e. 90 ~ FrfrSsiulra. tarrsal
rtaT na afe staf usiis saf.tb of Nisf-
inru. ~nfaFaaf HtHufn1 ina nouf f.f 80
ft-Fr ssas.fsrts vaa sertursiF sr5nrsf
w.. u,rr t.sa heef 81 nur inEt1r - Rus-
fuazs T4rr rsFssFHHa thnt thr strtTit.r
-rar Wfrt urwnG
THr nttuuats 81 ~ A. Cnrs =trk
rrasa-frsis ~ fAaries Fsf3ttt af th.
.s-s.sr 81 snTfk asa Nerth 2 rirr st-r-ta
@afrrEar aftaTm trt So .rftart
asz .-s sr-asfas - Hs- fsegr hsa as-
-,azf ssrrr-aE ~ ~ us sseFE 50 fsr-
rr- raarsfs raasfsf frr ar taa asf
T. sas ss-as1r tru.srf rfs srs1
rasrf hrr 80 So fastrsr a. BED tts
trgnl f.1ks 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
MRS. ANNE CROTEAU
Died at Home of Her Daughter, Mrs. Jo-
seph Fortier, Saturday.

The remains OF Mrs. Anne Croteau,
whose death at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Fortier. of 49I North
| Main street, occurred late Saturday aft
ernoon. were tax a to Black Lake, p. O.,
over the Montpelier & Wells River rail-
road this morning at 1920 o'clock. the
body being accompanied by Mrs, Fortier
and the four sons of the deceased 1t
is expected that the funeral viii be
held at the Catholic church at Black
Lake tomorrow, and interment will be
made beside the remains of Mr.. Croteau,
who died six years ago.
Mrs. Croteau's death around o'clock
was due to a cerebral hemorrhage, al
though she had been in failing health
for five months, having suffered shock
at that time and two later. the third
proving fatal She was born in Quebec.
April 10. 1916. and was, therefore, 90
years and 2s days old,
Besides the daughter with whom she
had resided for the past fey years, she
leaves four sons in Barre, George, Emile,
lean and Homer; one daughter. Mrs.
Fortier. with whom she lived in Barre,
and another, Mrs, Della I.eiohen. who re-
sides in Black Lake. She also is sur
yived hv sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Bar
low. Of New York. and another in Can
ada.
Most of her life was spent at Black
lake. although soon. after her husband
died in 1909, she came TO Barre 20 make
her home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
SAW TORPEDO COMING.
Streak Looked Like Frothy Firrinr, SAYS
Bernard.

London. NAV Ia-Among tho surtir
ors II the Lusitania who reafhed tndor
Yesterday vas Oliver y Bernard. scen,,
artist ~ Coseut Garden theatre. ui,r
wss returning from tsusFness tria IN
the ntrd ~tatrs Telling u8 fHa tor.
fa.ioinr ~ the f.usitami8 81 said
% thirk 2 ran snf tilnt ! uas nns oi
the ffu pefFAf - raaIit saw tqf-
raila dialARr.ai Ht fif ftfsstan.a. Com.
iug an d.sk ffgrn tie ffaina salaon. :
ras ieaniug arHinst fiH ztaftiaard ra
0f t5f ship vlaah sau tis Tsristors
81 3 suhmEriur nlfIHt M rsrds Heaf
Tlifn J uffieaf 3 ianF a11ls strsak ~
fnam n gaFe ulf thr i1rFTessiuu ui
frrfhv frgng fr uatrf Aifn1sf in1nf
sistfir fl.rf rraa 3 aaFf ~ fuIaet. So
lrsura - nn striHaiun.
-Tiss Is1stsris uas au1nz IS De- knrss
81 80 firua Tls silaf was farffssir ir
asrrFf % ftf tsaf Hud ulnr q strus8
atiws aust sra wntnf wert thsrur 20
~ . srnss sraunn t1wun1h tae rrff-s
arr~rst~urturr Fl tfs veasH HsnHt she
tridrs a funarea mstas hast s--r
hInvt b. sturus. fnsinafna fr5msuaars nn1
str.tHrs. ~ ssr s,uftira ~ usHn nsa msrr
~ ir tis sarwnrf aeiana - tase utre
sirafa e. rs~s ~ Hak
"a $50 rlrHserts assar - rrs1,sr1s
- arssf tarFiHt uesr - So rsrr
81 ar aaa anE aH~s
rr a. efrrfrE ar
q -a.arF arrr Ts "
lu.1 tsuu ~ fizrbaafz fEtraness -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10

the port side and from below, but there
was no great excitement in the real
sense OF the word.
"'rhe last person | spoke to before
the vessel went down was Mrs. Mason
the young American daughter of viii
liam Lindsay, a manufacturer of Bos
ton, who was on her honeymoon. She
was asking for her husband.
alfred Vanderbilt saw standing ont
side the grand entrance of the saloon.
looking quite happy and perfectly com
posed He was holding a jewel case
for lady, for whom he was apparently
waiting.
81 did not see Charles Frohman until
] saw his body in mortusry. riis
was the most peaceful among all those
saw there. There was no trace of
agony and. unlike others, his feature,
were not distigured in any way. Froh-
man was none too well on the VOYAGE
and was hardly able to walk; so he re-
mained in his cabin most of the time.
where, believe, he was when the ship
sank.
"Elbert Hubbard and his wife. also
believe, went down in their cabin"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
SLIPPED OFF ROCK.
Center Ru,lsns Grid Drowned in Otter
Greek

Rmisna War la Shipping frum =
tstttsllv sutsngefrr8 rotk rhiis - ves
stterlrtinc e. f.ifil small Jiecr af trnod
0uf If taa fHfaf trrfk "a Certrr Hm-
isnd Wtalrsfsn suisstks. ttrus- rrsr-
rfI =sm af Mf end Mfs paul suissfia q
rf Cartsr EafisHd eas drowned ~rudar
rnf H.snIte SIS fFarts ai da.frrs she
ihlF eliaIa Hsf b. rasusrfsfri d b.
st,rrssaa fist fae bttie fhar hsd srru
81. fsthsr esthsT frl.vrad uhirh fozt-
rf drsH tae sfsHsu anf hs stfrurrtfi
tn rsfHat ta treA atsrra a uirr,~nt
hsH ts rHfaafs sHte aHssrwiaf 30.
aeHa
w auF Hfrs este tafs mrr rTi i~r
r8iE A etF fuu rrfr. Tr
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
WELL KNOWN HOTEL MAN.
William Miller of Montpelier Died Sat
urday Night.

William Miller, aged GO years owne
and proprietor of Miller's inn, and Al
such known all over Vermont, died sat
urday night at nis home in Montpelier
after being in poor health for a month
with final illness lasting week. Dia
betes was the cause OF his death. Mr.
Miller. who was native OF Montpelier
was born May IL, 1853 the son OF John
and Mary Miller. He first ran grocery
business and later bottling works
which he continued to the time OF his
death.
II was 30 years ago when he bought
the land on Main street where his inn
now stands, and, after tearing down an
old building which was on the site, erect.
ed in its place three story busine
block. In 1908 he opened the inn, ,,cN
has proved popular place for iScNN,.
tors and numberIess other visitors N
the city.
Mr.. Miller is survived by his wife,
who has been an invalid for four years,
and whose condition since the death OF
her husband is critical, his mother, Mrs.
Mary Miller, and one sister, Mrs. f. f..
Pattee, all OF Montpelier.
Mr.. Miller was a member of st. Au-
gustines church, the Manchester, n H..
lodge of Elks, the Montpelier aerie of
Eagles. and a charter member of the st.
Jean the Baptiste society of Montpc-
lier.
The funeral will be held from st. Au
yustine's church tomorrow morning at
Q o'clock, with burial in the Catholic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
AWNING PARTIALLY BURNED
Causing Furry Of Excitement in Front Of
r. D. Ladd Co.'S. Store.

An awning in front Of the Y. ID. ladd
Go. store caught ere early this afternoon
and was partially burned before Will
Reynolds rushing across the street with
a hand extinguisher turned himself into
a whole lire department and eNtinguished
the incipicnf eonaagration. later some
one telephoned 10 tho FIRE station and
the auto truck responded: but its sery-
ices were not needed. The store sign
just abov the awning vas scorched AZ
one end. "a vas the woodwork nearby.
II - presumed that SOMEONE threw
lighted match. cigarette or rigsr out ~
the vindow ~ . riuhreom Just over the
stors. thus causing the ere.