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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

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DAmrau Causcy 81 Martin. SacrIa," ~
Eisol T"o-h nsc hit Edwards S;i-Ick on.
ny, 1hrtSr ~ C,ns"y. Eu.,cs on
i;Chcr Ryan Wild pitchcs-by O.Br.cn.
oy cause. Double piay-Wr.tt-n 81.
n; der Lou IN hases-Rocky Mount
.orismyu'h Thine 1855 tnpires. C.ul-
1N.r ana hu-.-- Nt'.nNnl,e. , -.
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Seebe was the first OF the Int pitch
10 set nn-hit no-run game this
son, and held the distinction of be-
|: tho only one yesterday. Cook. OF
Leafs. however, twirled a no-hit
ne yesterday for Toronto against
|rrisburg. He was scored upon, how
|r,
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cHANcEny RELEASE DEEDS.
SnOdu-.ia

4. j. Chewing ct al. trustees, to
Samuel G. Meredith. "a feet 1 inch by
i25 feet north line Main Street. July
/, 1915; $4,000,
&C. F. Reuhrmuud. trustee, to Sallie
Armistead. l7x1i0 feet south line Jay
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Local Observation mt y y. VI. Ncstcrtny
Temperature. So: humidity. 81: wind
direction. southeast: wind, velocity,
miles: weather. clear.
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HI >TINGs DEED or Trust.
ne Decd OF Trnst. AMOUNTING 10 sI.5oo.

Martha T.. Parsons ct vir to 4. l..
Adamsou, trustee. 500 feet on the north
side of Semmcs street. 223 feet from
the corner OF Fourteenth street Sep
Icmhcr 4 1917. 81 hOO
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Ioc,. Temperature Yesterday.

Locn. temperature Yesterday.
II noon temperature. ........... SIS
3 T. NJ. temperature. ............. So
+. NJ. temperature. ............ So
Maximum temperature 10 L. NJ. 90
Minimum temperature to +. NJ. II
Mean temperature .............. so
Normal temperature .......... -
Excess in temperature yesterday. S
Deficiency In temperature since
March / .................. 3i4
Deficiency III temperature since
January I l95
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

The two Virginia League cor,.nIc,s
certainty VIII no, meet here on Mon
Gay :. telegram from Ray Ryan re-
ceived by this paper last night. stated
mar IN" seventh game. If ON" mus, hn
iiaEed, VIII he staged in Richmond
Under no circumstances Will tn. sny-
nnth game he played before Wcluos-
day a tho earliest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

The Ryanitcs are cleaning nm On ~.
Truckers In great style Thrce In n
row makes Rocky Mount look like
certain winner. Two old Richmond
Tarhecl victory yesterday. IT,, ,v.ro
Mickey O'Hricn. who twir,cd prcriv
ball. and Dolly Gray, whose Gcldir.
cut Portsmouth off runlcss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

Rocky Mount may not play Ports
mouth IN Richmond after all I, nov
looks like there will be no need OF
en- extra game as tho Tarhccls have
they win to-day. there will he no frib
game. >'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

old Fred Becbc essayed tho iron
mans role Yesterday and got away
with IT. winning from tho Richmond
lnts twice. Boehe has made Sc won
League for "a ma,l OF his age He Il
'hirty-hve years OF age. and wa I'm
tn" big league playing with the chi
Gag" Nationals. As far back as 1905.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Street. go feet ives, of the Mechan-
icsville Turnpike. January II. ioi5.
$j97.Ji.
u. G. WherFy. trustee. TO Charles T.
Seitz II, ct ais. 5OXl2O feet AZ rho
northwest corner of Broad Streef and
he Boulevard August IA. 1915; $3.50
T.. r. Schmidt. trustee to Albert
thiiSteller, % -cXlo4 feet inch west
line Thirty-third Street. so feet souih
Il street. September :, 1915 81. 500.
j. Il. ELAN, trustee. To Carrie NJ.
Nelson, 20Xl56 feet north line Grace
street. ESQ feet west OF Shafer Street
September 10 lGlI. SkSGn
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HENRICO RELEASE DEED.
One Decd of Rciensc Amounting
tn OHO

Edward :. Rose. surviving trustee.
10 r. II. Burns. acres north line OF
Patterson Avenue. adjoining a strip Of
land formerly owned by r c. Jones.
September s. 1918: $1,000
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.SPORTS-
Grand Circuit Results
HARTFORD, conn. September 10.
2:lI trOt, hest 8 In :. purSc $4,000:

-'ib trot, btSt y III -, purhc SS,uuu:
hulu buninr, ID. M. by Orn-
tor tMurph.b I
I:nrI wood. h. x tCronicr) . . /.
bronson. br. <. Urn>cs) q >
victor Star, j.. X. tNaicntinc).i
Baron Aberdeen, D.. x. tProc-
Adbcll VI. b. n. tMcDonn1dD u
Pnrclinc, -. x. tMcCnrth!J. dis.
NnthnD tNmOrthy. D. \.
confess .............. dis.
Time, ::Os IL, 2:O1 ID, 2:OO ~.
2:it pace, hest 3 in :, purse S2,OO0i
tnmriin. br. m. by GUNNER
IinI u, no. x. Murphy ...:: >
Itudd Elliott. br. x Gccrs).5 . 3
Bnby Ecrthn. u. IN. tnrri-
son) '.'...'.... ......-..: ~ .
AItn"o"d, gr. III. 'Nnicn-
Bingrn Pointer, u. r. iSnowD3 Bdr.
Time, 2:Ui FL, 2:OB, 2:O1 RI.
2;i5 trOt, best 3 in =. purse. 81 900.
TraInpwright, d. a., by
Triumphant Nurphy)
KITTY l.. Bciiini, K. m.
Idorm worthy, d.. M. hod
neHb ......... .......S =
.tImnh. hr. III. ttnrpcntcrD - .
Audrey Grey, br. ii. COND q 3 Is
Ginger BOY, d. 4. UnrrisUnl.t =,
Nnllettc. eli. d. tCurhinJ =
Princess Nclda. =. III. Gro
|lerD ........... ..........5 DIR.
Anlsbrock. M. IN. tvnlcn-
Lucy. Reynolds. u. M. G.n-
Time. 2:ro -, 2,oi, a.. 2.oo 81, n'''
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HENRICo DEED or TRUST.
q

F.. II. Burns Ell uX. to Rose & Rose
trustees. i55 feet inches by 1874 feet
inches north line of Patterson Ave
nue., adjoining strip of land formerly
owned by X c. Jones. September 8
1915, $1,000
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Late In the AFTERNOON. Special Agent
L. \. Johnson reported that twelve
negroes were under arrest at Ashlan nd
Omccr Johnson and posse OF police.
men and deputy sheriffs are securing
the country for other suspects
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

-Four games in two days is an awfuI
rill for the Climbers The Eisons
however. have had Dunns goa, ali
season.
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THE WEATHER

ANnN Forecast; Virginia
N-Fair saturday and
E3S probably SUI q "a y
|TtTO cooler sunday.
81
|I-N WJH North CnrOlinn-
/Wfl/NJlh Fair Saturday and
/hAkM probably sunday.
W. VI south CHrOiina-
>W9 Fair Snturdn! and
op VI probably sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

Baseball interest locally t. conferred
'o-day on III" twin clash between The
FORMERS. champions OF Richmond and
III" AgricuttGraiS. champions Of Wash
tncton. The local lads do not claim,
victory, Sut they viii give tho Wash.
iuCtouianS hard battle for houors
IN. hrst gam" viii start at $50
O'Clock. Tn" games viii he we'll
worth seeing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

The leaders in both American and
National i.eacuc race sped ahead %.
their rivals hy winning their games
yesterday. While the other con,eudcrs
iailed 10 help their standings TIL.
''hiladelpha Nationals by defeating
"a" now iai!-eni New York Giants and
thereby making 4 clean SWEEP Of the
series gained half a game on both
BROOKLYN. which had AN open date. and
Boston. which won and lost I'm a
double headcr with DIT. .l,iirr,h
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

William II. Pitkin, former resident
Of Barre, has returned to his home in
Boston, after spending several days in
Barre and vicinity on business.
Mrs. Jennie Garrett of Maiden, Mass,
has arrived in the city to pass the holt
days at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Charles Plouff OF lse South Main street.
Among the visitors in the city yester.
day and to-day were the following peo-
pie: Lieut. Gov. Hale X Darling, who
is a guest at Hotel Barre; John r.
Leary of East Boston, +. Il. Dionns OF
Burlington, j. X. Philbrook of Boston,
II. y. Rankin of Newport, Miss Helena
Morrison of Saranac. n. Y, j. j. Ste
yens Of Burlington, j. q. Roy Of East
Barnet, f. $. Cole Of Albany. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Phelsn of Pittstield, Mass,
j. j. Walsh Of Manchester, G.. F. Hanlon
of Rochester, A. +. Humphrey Of Lyn-
donyille, f. j. Savage Of 81. Adams,
Mrs. c. T.. Silloway OF Morgan, Neb.,
H. +. Trombley Of st. Johnsbury, c. 4.
Booth Of Essex Junction. Thomas Ne.
Govern Of Toronto, Ont. Harold r. Win
gate Of Franklin, Mass.
This morning Fire Chief G. b. Glad.
ding and Inspector George NJ. kSnd OF
the city building department inspected
the interior Of the Northern hotel. 30
called, which was slightly damaged by
fire Thursday, and 20 their own salts
faction accounted for the origin Of the
blaze. A blind stoye-pipe hole in bath
room on the second floor is believed
10 be the spot where the fire broke out.
from the chimney 10 the /
paper over the stove pipe opening. thence 4
10 = piece Of "two-by four" The owner
II the property, J. y. Sanguinetti, who
expended large sum Of money in con-
ferting the Northern into one Of the !
inest apartment houses in the city. has /
aiken steps % guard against a rcpeti. .
ion q the outbreak, and carpenters are .
epairing the damage done BY fire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18

or in the city to-day on his way to his
home in st. Johnsbury.
Forenoon trains carried to-day mem
bers of the high school faculty and teach
ers In the public schools who left for
their respective homes to pass the holt
days. Among those who went this morn
ing were Prof. Ira Richardson to Lowell,
Mass, Miss Mabel Howe TO Waitsield,
Miss Jesse Parker to Bethel.
Mrs. James kelleher and son went to-
day to Burlington to be the guests Of
relatives for few days.
Arrivals in the city yesterday and to-
day from preparatory schools and col
leges 10 pass the holiday vacation with
their parents and relatives included Ray
mond Cotton and Franklin Bailey from
college, Richard Holt and Rob-
ert Wilkinson. Exeter academy, Exeter,
Y. H.; James Laird. Holderness school,
Plymouth. n. H.; Fred L. Laird, jr.,
Dartmouth college, Hanover, n. H.
George A. Huntington Of fIrst avenue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Newell Parker, who has been attend
ing school at Elmira, n. Y, is at his
home On Spaulding street for the holt
days
Rev. J. S. Braker, who has been Wis
iting friends in Barre and Montpelier
since the close of the Baptist clerical
conference in this city, returned yester-
/ day TO his home in Burlington.
Miss Emma olgiati Of North Main
street and her three brothers, L. 0lgiati,
r. Olgiati and r. T. Olgiati, have re-
turned to the city, after passing several
days in Plattsburg, ~ Y, where they
were summoned last week by the sud
den death of their brother, Persis 0lgiati,
a former resident of Barre, who was a
private in the United States army. Flu
neral services for Mr.. Olgiati were held
in Plattsburg and the interment was
made there,
Miss Gladys Gale, who is passing the
winter in New York, where she is study.
ing harmony, the pipe organ and the
piano under DIR. Carrie, arrived in the
city last evening 20 pass the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Gale, Of Wellington street. On the next
three Sundays Miss Gale will play the
pipe organ at the Barre Congregational
church. Kenneth H. Gale, who i play.
ing with the orchestra Of "The Birth Of
Nation" in Vermont, is expected home
for the holidays
The National Holiness association win
conclude tomorrow is convention at
the Peoples Evangelical church, North
field street, Montpelier. The services
throughout this week have been very
profitable and many people from various
parts Of the state have been In attend.
ance. Tomorrow services viii be held
az 10 O'Clock In the morning and at $3.50
and : y. m. There is also a service
20 night. Rev. VIII HUFF of Sioux City,
Iowa, a preacher Of national fame. i
the speaker AZ nearly all Of the meetings. /
Rev. =. Hilton Post 81 Everett. Mass. i /
the song leader. A most cordial invita-.
ton Is extended by the members Of the
church.
Conferences between the aliefmanie /
street committee and the street depart
mcnt has resulted IN the formation Of
tentative plan for the maintenance u
series Of municipal skating Kinks IN
Barre this winter, although nothing can
be done IN the way 81 preparing the
links until colder weather arrives u
Z proposed 70 reopen Tive south end rink
u the Ayers street driving park Tn
Der the direction If George Ball. steps
have been taken b. establish a rink It
sospsl village. and E third rink uiIl Ike
q b built near Wet second strcet in
North Barre. II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18

a large crowd considering ths uesth-
er. turned oat last evening 60 the West
TuTsham aehodliouss g. heaf Iieut Cos
rsr1fn9 ard Surt - Eanentieu Masyn
81 store srFsak On nafirnsl f.reT'sf s.lusss.
Mr. Darling also Fr,ate - statt Frai.iii-
torn end tise a.fest primary unesti1isi.
NJ sfuuf tflok uH q eunstdafntiur nf
sfrieaIlfura ~ e stuay fur every ~ slis
nteEas e. mnkf hs htifr frum tAs Hul
Brr iauir gntes stssetHrr ~ rirI Ena
fni..tafg afalFs. rHs unahis g. - fiTes-
Frf nWbua al athrT pressing fHrnEssls'r.ts
Hnd Hotsr y EEarffg was rHHsrinr frusr
trll- 4 sufHsf uss fanfsrs1 SO sfsat
Frs l@fws tlH lnesss me 81 f.euas ~
Corrm 81 Wee FNFt Mass Mos Hraf
~ Wsa+ 1u-sham nss rtsrt.rrsiils 90
satfin 50 sfeakf7s aui arrrnrirs fur
fhF srsnstirN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
Song" America.

The songs to be sung by the school
children will be led by the boy cornet-
lists. Several hundred boys and girls
have been rehearsing for the occasion
and it is expected that nearly all Of
them viii be present on Thursday even
ing. The adult choruses are to be led
by Mr.. Gilbertson of the Barre City
band As to whether the band turns
out in force will depend on the tempera-
ture. With the Thermometer registering
very low il is not at all an easy matter
for the musicians to keep their instru-
ments clear. However, if the weather
permits the band viii be there.
Enough programs are to be printed so
that everyone desiring will be able to
get copy. II is hoped that the big
gest crowd ever seen in Barre viii turn
out to the tree exercises. Remember
that you are on the program with all
the rest. You are going to join in the
singing of the carols Come out; make
merry and be glad withal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
MONTPELIER
Logan Squares Wen Basketball Match
from High School ze TO S.

Aided materially by the pressnoe q
Fred Laird. sho took the place ~ Scott
at the beginning Of the Second half. when
the high school FIVE led by two points
The Logan Squares, composed Of former
preparatory school players. defeated the
high school team in srm0rF hail last
night in the initial BASKETBALL game ~
the season b. az 20 as sc1re
Both teams displayed some eleyer
teamwork bot little ability 10 make bas.
ksts in the frst 81 tire tao 2n minute
periods. and ths half cn1ed With fhe
se0re 81 o. re IN favor ~ abe r0unFer
sErrsration. scatt pas replaced ~ fiaht
guard 81 Laird IN the last BALI snd not
only I'D tie latter make I've Baskets
BAT - proved q toaer ~ rfrrnrft m
fassiua ard guarding sid uas tire Trin
eiFal factor is the tneans stttarv
TIE h,Fh sahn1l team kaft uaes VIII
Their elder sd uloss srf.sfisr-sf orr.a-
nsrts fur thf Erst la minutes of tfss lnsf
half nf fis Fanif tn.f atssnrsaa 800
f,luet tuairiaaaf uaek nnH 80 nssrr
lsfF st.ats. fassakira tis nnsesn ~ flrr
whifh nlust p Bad Ell tttosF = e -
So iliea. CARA. tlrnss Ed Hanrrua snafs
sarus sletef taalHss anf Mask usaas
ss#stnsulaf stH FrnN ths mfafe - 49,
anss- tsuErnu i t3F utf rlerter ~
p tes Hl1 sla n1f Firr iast fFaf rnE
81 De- waak lasi steninr ls aeusanssrus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18

went to-day to Roxbury to attend the
funeral of Daniel Worcester, whose death
occurred Thursday at Bennington.
Miss Mildred Cashen went last evening
to Burlington to pass the weekend with
relatives.
Miss Ruth Bennett, who is attending
Wellesley college, arrived home yester-
day TO pass the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bennett Of
Barre street.
Several boys, their ages ranging from
IL to l5 years, were taken TO the police
station yesterday afternoon by Chief of
Police Connolly and there cautioned
against throwing snowballs in the street.
They were released after a sound lecture
on the folly Of aiming the missiles at
persons or even inanimate objects.
Miss Mildred Denny returned last
evening 10 her home, Jamaica Plain,
Mass, having been in the city 20 attend
the funeral of MRS. Ralph B. Denny yes
terday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Gold beads and lockets at Holmes.
Miss Erma Cooney of East Barre was
a visitor in the city yesterday while
on her way home from visit in Lyme,
n. H., where she attended the wedding
of friend
The Circolo Filodramatic company has
engaged the opera house for its presen-
tation this evening of drama, "The
Expiration" and the playlet, "In Egypt"
the advance sale of seats indicating the
patronage will be very encouraging to
the company on tho occasion of its ap.
pearance this winter The Italian colony
OF Barre Is interested in the development
of amateur dramatics and word was re.
ceived in the city to-day that patrons
OF the Italian drama in Hardwick and
Northfield were planning to be present
tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
PLANS NEAR COMPLETION.
Community Christmas Tree to be Set Up
Monday.

The electrical supplies for the commu-
nifty Christmas tree are being collected.
Everything is being given gratis. The
wires and bulbs are being furnished by
Frank Nichols and the Barre Electric
company. The Consolidated company
will furnish the electricity The wiring
will be begun Monday morning and will
be finished by evening, when the tree
will be Illuminated for the first time.
The program has been handed to the
printer. Its order is as follows:
Opening remarks Mayor Langley.
Song-"Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
Song-"lt Came Upon the Midnight
Clear"
a song-By children of upper school
grades.
Address-John w. Gordon.
Song-"Silent Night" children.
Song-"0 Come All Ye Faithful"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18

ed beyond a doubt that he will not be
the weak link in the five.
For the yictors, Cullen displayed his
old-time form by csging no less than
seven baskets from the floor and Smith
and Laird followed him closely with five
baskets apiece to their credit. Bartlett
tossed four baskets from the foul line
and Clark was successful seven times
out OF ~ attempts. The lineup;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1918.
The Weather

Cloudy, with probably rain or snow
tonight and Sunday, Colder Sunday.
East gales, shifting to west, Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18

Baskets from the foor-Cullen I, Gross
s. n. smith 5, Laird 5. Clark 4, Jangraw
4. Dole 2, Scott, Bartlett, Mack. Points
scored from fouls Bartlett 4, Clark I.
fime-Two Commute periods. Referee
Moore.
Judge Harland B. Howe. who has been
hearing matters az Rutland, was a visit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
TOOLATE 10 CLASSIFIED

500 stfE - - .-4 .sst--s -
i A aa-n-r 4 4 - sssn hrs. rs
lFsh rrH t--m rE trH~s -
Ms# assas nad Eam e@ma FsssaH
$500 ssaa ~ wwm 49,
Frn NslTa rar $3.50 $780, 81
- u ma.assNtf eHNMe
@,arae $780, nmae ~ nw~a~
$50. zs--s - Seq
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
A Handsome Silk
Waist Pattern

would please her, especially if
you give her one Of the stylish
new Plaids or Stripes that are
so popular. We put them up in
a neat Christmas box.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
F'urs

FurS
A most durable, as well as
acceptable gift for mother,
sweetheart, or sister. Our as
sortment offers an easy solu-
ton of what to give.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
Silk Hosiery

Consider silk Hosiery when
selecting gifts for her. An un-
excelled assortment in colors
and qualities make it easy to
buy here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
Table Linens

You can find the right kind
here. Napkins to match cloths
if you wish. We have an ex-
cellent line of Lunch Cloths,
Doilies, Tray Cloths, Towels,
Dresser Scarfs, etc. See them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18

Why not get Sweater for
someonef 1t makes a very APP
propriate gift and one that
will be very acceptable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18

Christmas Umbrellas
A big assortment of Plain
and Fancy Handles, both solid
and detachable styles. They
are excellent quality and are
priced very low.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18
MAKE AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT

They appeal strongly to the artistic and their
almost mess For Couch Covers umber Robes
and Hammock Blankets Auto Robes nvads Shawls
of other useful purposes They hundred per pure
of the very highest quality and will last lifetime
the genuine Indian patterns with wide range nicely
colorings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18

This the last week for your Christmas shopping Per-
hap you have delayed until the last week. but do not delay
until the last minute Nothing easier than to find salts
factory present both the gver and the
recipient We have gifts suited to the most casual acquant
ance, well the most intimate friend The prices too
varied but the quality u.s. always the best obtanabe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-18

We have a large showing OF
the newest things at a wide
price range.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14

kuinka plan olen toivomassani
paamaarassa. Silloin ainoa Walt
tamat0n kay minusta suureksi,
ia tue minua harmittava seikka
min vahapat0iseksi, eta voin
sen helposti mielestani haihdut-
taa.
Kolmas keinoni ON, eta koetan
tuottaa jollekin iloa. Min TEN
tallakin kertaa. Menin rahaa
mukanani eraan miehen luo, jon
ka tiesin olevan rahan tarpeessa.
Kun sitten main hanen silmansa
sateilevan ia kiitollisuuden lion
purppuroivan hanen poskeansa,
min silloin nina suuttumukseni
ia harmini olin kokonaan hath
duttanut."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
Yht. $26.6O

- Sc on sinulle hy0dyllista.
Eraan tammen ALA kasvoi ker-
ran pieni kukka. Tammi antoi
sille suojaa ia turvaa. Tuulet ia
tuiskut eivat siihen ulottuneet,
eli sta my0skaan aurinko paah-
tanut.
Tuli sitten eraana paivana
puutarhuri kirveineen kaata-
maan tammea.
Pieni kukka vapisi.
= Oh, valitti Sc, kuinkahan
minulle kay? Auringon poltta-
vat sateet varmaankin minut
kuihduttavat, myrskyt minun
juureni katkasevat ia rankka-
sateet minut kauvaksi vievat.
Kuinkahan minulle kaynee?
Puutarhuri hymyili.
= Sc on tarpeen. Saat my0-
hemmin nahda sen! sanoi han.
Aurinko ia SADIE antoivat sille
voimaa kasvaa. Myrsky pakotti
sen juuria tunkeutumaan yha
s~yvemmalle maahan. Nyt Sc al
koi kantaa kukkia, joita Sc eli vie
Ia koskaan ollut kantanut. Sc
alkoi antaa hedelmia, joita Sc Ell
viela koSkaan ollut antanut.