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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-16

LOCAL BRIEFS.

: y + * $3.50 X +
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Defrance Bros. orchestra played
for dance in Williams last night.
Mrs. H. A. Crandall is confined to
her home with grippe.
Glover seed testing 99a per cent,
Sill bushel. A. J. ironing Eleva-
tor. Phone 291. 2-16f2t2
Miss Blanche Hoot, who has been
i'll for a week, is able to be about
again. 20
Miss Pearl Quinn, one of the
Sixth grade teachers, is confined to
her bed with an acute attack of in
digestion.
C. G. Gustuson has just purchased
a Ford touring car and Foard road
ster, both cars to be used by him in
delivery for his Seneca street mar
ket.
All kinds of grass seed. A. j.
ironing Elevator Phone 291. Or
der now while prices are right.
2-16f2t2
The Willing Workers class of the
Breeze Hill Sunday school will hold
box social at the Breeze Hill school
house Friday, Feb. 10Th. All are
cordially invited f1d1
Mrs. Ella Nell-Pearce, who under
went major operation at Mercy
hospital last week, is getting along
splendidly and will possibly be able
to be removed in another week.
The following couples have secu--
ed marriage licenses from Clerk !
Sterling: Marion Miracle and Ella
Handeland, Abel J. Middents and |
Bertha Smith, Dick Gray and Bina
Klaver.
Earl Leonard and wife have gone
to housekeeping in the rooms. at the
rear of G. D. Thompson's law Off &c
over the Mercantile store. These
rooms were formerly occupied by /
Mrs. S. c. Zitterell, who moved to
Syndicate block.
Mr.. Jacobs, a graduate of the Kos |
ter Window Trimming school in Chi
cago, has been secured to take the
position in the Mercantile store re-
Gently made vacant by the resigna-
ton Of R. D. Shepherd, and has al
ready begun his new duties.
Mrs. o. N. Ross, who underwent
an operation at Mercy hospital sew
eral weeks ago and was taken to her
home later is doing very well. She
makes a daily trip to the hospital
for attention and is on the~way to
complete recovery.
To whom it may concern: Mrs.
Frank Cooper Hanen has left my bed
and board and 1 will not be respon-
sible for any debts she may contract
from this date.
Louis Hanen.
Webster City, Feb. 10, 1915. d1fl*
Mrs. L. C. Gensman, who went to
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Min
ME MacCannon in Des Moines about
three weeks ago to recover from
several weeks illness, is slowly i'm
proving. She has been able to be out
of doors several times and it is
thought that by spring she will be
entirely recovered.
Marshalltown, Ia, Nov. IA, 1919.
DR.. Wilbert Shallenberger, Chicago,
Ill.-Dear Doctor: / wanted to write
and tell you that you cured my piles
in 1909 without an operation.
have never had any return or
trouble. Thanks to your mild, quick
and sure method. Anyone suffering |
the agony with piles as | did, should
have your treatment. d. l.. Birks.-
Adv. f1*
The w. J. Biernatzki family, who /
have occupied the August Witte
house on Division street for some /
time, moved yesterday to their own
home on east First street. H. E.
Pringle and family who formerly oc-
cupied this house moved into tho
Sam Terrell house on west Second
street, recently purchased by them
and where they will make their fut-
ure home.
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Deatbs

.,nr-u Mount Holly, N. j., on July
lIaeiais. ANNA HlLHARp DEACON.
z t9,r of the late James w Deacon, Serv.
N her late residence, 300 Garden st.,
~ Holly. N. j.. on Friday. 2Sd Inst. In
4 Asbury park, N. j., on July TO-
ls,e MARGARET j., beloved wife Of John
fnoyie Relatives and friends are in.
~ attend the funeral on Friday morn
WV u q O'clock. from her late residence,
r,ufh Broad st. Solemn Requiem Mass
Rita's Church at 1890 o'clock.
.,orls,-on July 20. 1915, at Atlantic
Z. KiTT1E. wife OF Jacob Harris,
A is years. Relatives and friends arc
,,g 10 attend the funeral services, on
~ parlors OF Morris Rosenberg's, Son,
s north Broad ct. Interment strictly
NJ nj Adath Ieshurun Cemetery
.i9fsLEY.--suddenly on July 49, 1915,
isaEs b., son Of Eliza and late James
,.3'siey, in his 2Oth year. Relatives and
,.ss arc Invited to attend the funeral
sfiises or Friday Lo5t 81 , 2;8o p m, at his
ss interment private. Ivy Hill Cemetery.
,ireISCOTT.- suddenly on July 20, 1915
liiiS LAMBERT. wife Of Edward p. Lip-
tl'efi aEed n years. Relatives and friends
I ss family are invited 20 attend the funeral
s,,ites, on Friday AFTERNOON, az o'clock
interfient at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
a.fIcHAR.-At Pottsville. Pa, on July 20,
,6iS Dir. MATHEW MoVICKAR, aged 50
,rs Relatives and friends. also Mont
eNsry Lodge, No. 10, F. and A. NJ, and
firnbe Chapter, No. ei. r, A. NJ, are IN.
-si 10 attend the funeral services, on Fri.
hr Afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence
"A hIs son. Mathew MoVickar, Jr.. 24s South
ilih ct. fnterment private.
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why None Stood Up
Flora-Checks

Indeed" the speaker went on. II
believe that nine women out OF ten
propose. AS a test / would ask all
married men in the audience whose
wives virtually popped the question
TO stand up"
There was subdued rustic in the
auditorium, and in the dense silence
that ensued could be heard sibilant
feminine whispers in concert; Just
you dare TO stand up!'-Exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
Not Sure of Herself

Even members OF tho family had to
look twice TO be sure as to "who was
who OF the twins. But they didn't
put different colored hair ribbons on
them until the day when grandma.
coming into the living room, said to
the small person looking out OF the
window "Is 1t Josie or Rosle2"
And the twin replied. Il hnk it's
Josle."-Exchange
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
s TntrH LoNGFELLow DANA
s4er Of Henry Wedsworth Long
fellow.

fdth Lonsfellow Dana, daughter
sary wadsworth Longfellow, and
Of Mrs. Robert II. Hutchinson,
,s's city, dlsd at her summer Jun home, hon az !
.ssster. Mass yesterday. she mad
VI cambridge ever since her mar
d Richard Henry Dana, In ISIS
.Ses her husband and Mrs Hutch
who was Mics Della n Dana Mrs.
.. Is survived by 2 daughter four
lln I'd two sisters, Miss Alice Long
s.. and Mrs. James e. Thorpe. who
,,,ss Annie Allegra Longfellow.
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He Stands Well

Binx-sEhat kind o. 3 reputation has
Js1as 1oEs
JIM seod that h1 gat Re4r enn
bcitons eia other peqtls'z saaaels
and sti aN-f aiih 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

,.srF.--In loving remembrance OF Jo-
.ilti,fSE RADCLtfF, who died July ~,
sttHi' HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
ssru N r. R2EHlPEr, 'S%sq Sho dspsrisd GTaqsd tb1s
fii ~ 81 1909. A devoted wife and loving
~ respected by all, Husband & Children.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ASSISTANT TO SALES MANAGEh
Young man with practical inside and road
experience desires connection with manutac-
turer G B48 Ledger Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

s1en q excellent character recently
el retired from the Marine corpa
EAeenfional Inducements and per-
niEh-srade men who can quailfy
Aelser ofhcs
ANs ik 10 % years Of ase. living
q lfarn photo4rqphic business
tft4ft4nliF Tor q bright young man
aid Whie learnlnF. Ap6lv Marcaau
iss Cheslnut
eF OPPORTUNITY n always
atef Central. where mr.. Hunt uill
lpa enc cooperation Eifen Led
s. search q coed positions
afitf lof lrea booklet
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BooKKEEPER

BooKKEEPER
Married long business ssPsTfRSe tSGa tPmar liar
tails. II -, Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER-Prac and experienced.
competent office manager, capable with
tails; also good salesman, exper. 10 years
in manufacturing tusiness 9 449. Led, Cent.
| BOOKKEEPER, 20, assistant or clerk high
school graduate, desires chance to learn some
business T9s SO eSssr eatgd
HooKKEEPER. stsn99grapher and nd, clerk l.: ~
to start. G $50. Ledger Central.
BCoKKEEPER, thoroughly exp, VIII audit
or evening; mod. terms. 800, Ledger Office
| BuTLER-Colored man wishes position; refer
ences; city or country - a9O, ledger OIhee.
| tion with party who requires lHt-class services
married; best credentials, @ 96l. Led. Cent.
! CHAUFFEUR, mech, married a., II yrs.
end OF July: best ref, G $50 Ledger Central,
! CHAUFFEUR, white, Protestant single, does
reference, Bell phone Belmont $500 Y.
| CHAUFFEUR wishes position, private or
| truck; 10 years experience. 1920 Ellsworth.
O,5s b,6sItion; Eek exp. RES. II 1is Ledger Central
| GoLLECToR-I would like to secure a posi-; as
s9es9r g5 a9 u q I6I gTs 9l Ra2d Y am99as e9 @
| DRAUGHTsMAN, mechanicalj graduate tech
| nicai college: shop and drawing room expert
| ence. II las, Ledger Central.
ELECTRICAL, engineer, college graduate %
| business end preferred. G 95I, Ledger Central
| JANiToR-E Experienced white Protestant; best
/ reference P 428 ledger Once.
/ MAN varsatiie, tactful in his primei years Of
business ana executive experience in asss2 eAesP
tional correspondent wrl5et and aadFesseI,
has developed and handled hundreds OF mem
highest references; open for engagements
40 Ledger Central.
SALESMAN, hayng 10 yesES experiences de-
or iobbinE house. travelling or loeali thor
sbIifvs chaTacteF. etc. as, Ledger Cent
| SALESMAN, 8 years, exp, desires, permanent
connection. II s.. Ledger Central
sALEsMAN, young, willing 70 travel any
erences 3 SIS, LedgeI otnce.
| VFTERINARIAN graduate wants pos, coun-
! try. city or laboratory WoIk. - az0, Lea, oIl.
ys=1TTT5N1H night, or a position OF trust de-
| "sired by married man, 49, with a good char
| scter ana refs. II So Ledger Central
==-
AUTOMOBILES
cI17FFFURs cHAuFFEURs
Complete course IN operating and repairing
| 70i N 18th 81. Poplar h3lz
For sale
ron sALE-5-passenge Hudson six, 1918 re,
| sspuo,,nd. condition perfect. Can be seen at
| aai9 Chestnut 81. 80 eealers.
FOR sALE-eo-H. z Knox RSseeseogti S fyessg
armat st.. dermantewn.
/ ieiI FORD touring. equipped with new lol9
| body; bargain az f-'9' ApH' i9-' fNS-''
street.
A0To LIVERY AND GARAGES
| --.--TT ARD Limousine to hire, TIP day or
/ FAtssesk owner Will drive 1904 Wolf g. phone
| Rs6 Dickinson $3.50 w
- - 77TsTs LIMOUSINE AND TOURING
CARS Phone, Tioga 1905 w,
/ - fITIF-Fins limousiues and t7urlng cars
/ Esu Harrison Garase, Fkd- eoe or East ~,
AUTO REPAIRING
n IERARTz, expert on American ana i95-
- "a ears FULLY equippaa maenlne sNek'
| S'orl euaranteed. Oyelianq eal st5ss
Ratas fcss 85fs n. 10th 81 li2se os9e-
CLEANING AND DYEINe
g--,..4s-t4 rr4fHERs AND FAkciH4
] CLEANED. DYED AAALEa@-' AeAt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very likely be located IN a few minutes
BY examining the photographs and descrip-
tions Of rooms with and without board which
are on hle for your inepecton at Ledger
Central An Interior photograph and an
ewers to every question you would ask ls
here so you can decide intelligently, free
service. test a.
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HELp WANTED-MALE

9kgEEPER, knowledge Of typewrlting An
swing reference and In own handwrit-
- A2I, Ledger Office.
y rsAIAN WANTED-A good all-round
.ttltectural craftsman. one who has had
saat l3 years experience In architectural
titiaE, 70 take charge Of office In Texas
"a Il plannlng ana Some knewie9se Of
eaeation writing; must be strictly sober
taHa specimen OF designing. also refer
state salary Address b 323 Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

ARCH, 1612-Newiy furn., running water all
rooms bath; meals served phone.
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FURNITURE statesmen
siiionB for high-grade salesmen OF eN-
''afaee. Apply or address
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
srRAwBRIDGE a cLoTHIER
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| BALTIMORE AVE, 571I-.Neeiy furnished
front rooms. gentlemen. woodland. l2.I3 y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

ddle aged. 20 take charge OF shipping
. fsseifinE department, retail store; must
s9sas sAperlenee. 1882 Chestnut 81.
PICTURE MACHINE OPERATOR,
atnted must be capable OF taking en-
,i.re cement Of movie department. Ap-
s1lg Real Estate Trust Building,
- BOY. bright. about ~ years old,
~ py brokerage house; business eXperi-
,,ns.eessary' state references salary
zeie 70 start. but good opportunity for
snlent, II Isl, Ledger Central.
- Helpers. g; physical examination
Apply 10 Alr. Anderson. Harrison
S9-i 500 Gray's Ferry road
a..s.., SALES MANAGER
1A selling exp. 70 handle sales OF
agency, com. basis, give age and
z2'l1eellonE, j. o5l. Ledger Central
oa sAI,EsMER
yarn for Philadelphia and State; only
"a ~ AhQ have large, established trade
pls ~ doing large business need ap-
mission only. ~ 426 Ledger Omice
NAPIER and clerk. touch operator,
tAAn accuracy and neafness essen
embraces private detailed monthly
q lafse cornoration state age, ex-
s,9 tstsfenesg and salary Otherwise ap-
vii not be consideed. II b7 Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

CHESTNUT. 84t4-Two attrsctively furn.
rooms. communicable all convs.: phone.
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Married: long business experience: familiar
with payrolls and cost accounting, office de-
II Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

ARCH 1929 (st. Paul House)-Nlcely furn.
rooms; hot water: rates weekly, So and up.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ST Monarch STORAGE Co. Auto and pack
ILA. lne and shipping. 1870 Lancaster ave
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DAUPHIN AND 22D, NJ, 2sOO teor. housed
Large, aigy front rm.i priv. fam. Dia. 1921 D.
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Bus1NEss opPoRruN1rtFs

eilsiNEss MAN wants party with 5000 to
insieaee present business Address Cleveland
l9a2 " Rednsld, wet philadelnhia.
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,fANTowN, Wayne ave-. 534s-DelIght-
cool room. reasonable; phone Gtn. 2261.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-07
Arrest Made in Rutland County Case

Job Phillips of Tinmouth, age about
so years, was arrested Sunday night al
Granville, n. Y, by Deputy Sheriff A. G.
Mason of Pawlet on the charge OF as
sault with intent to kill in connection
with the death of Overseer of the Poor
Henry Towne OF Dandy, who passed
away June 25 as the outcome OF injuries
he received May 20 while on trip 10
Granville by carriage with Phillips. A
warrant issued on complaint of States
Attorney C. V. Pouln of Rutland has
been out for some time. but Phillips, who
left town as soon as it was discovered
that Towne's injuries were serious, has
managed to elude the officers until the
present time.
Deputy Sheriff A. A. Leonard of Wal
lngford and Mr.. Poulin mainly, have
been at work on the case. Sunday Dep
uty Mason received word that there was
some disturbance at the house of Roy
Wright in Granville and on going there
he found Phillips among the party who
were assembled. The man was lodged in
jail and on Tuesday was taken before
Judge Martin in Granville police court.
He waived his extradtion rights and
was brought 10 RUTLAND ana lodged IN
the Rutland county jail
States Attorney Poulin went to Wood
stock TO confer with Attorney General
H. G. Barber of Drattleboro and il is
probable that the grand jury which
served in Rutland county court during
the spring term will be recalled TO con.
slider Phillips case.
Mr.. Poulin received Tuesday from the
state laboratory OF hygiene at Burling-
ton a report of the result of the autopsy
on Towne's body but he made nothing
concerning IL public.
Towne was found helpless beside the
road near Dandy after making the Gran.
willie trip with Phillips. He was badly |
bruised and il is said that a rib pune.
tured one of his lungs He had been
lying in the ditch all night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-07

for this sale. A good all.around lot,
ranging in weight from $3.50 to 1000
lbs; some nice farm teams, both single
and double; also horses for heavier work,
livery and family. / can suit you in
fresh horses; also IS to 40 COMMITS
SION HORSES, all kinds and values
Among this lot is ! extra good pair of
horses that are consigned from Warren,
VT, weight 2,400 lbs; this is a bang
up good team, that ] brought from the
West some little time ago and are all
right and will be sold for the high dol
lar. Among the commission horses
have consigned a nice dark brown driv-
ing horse, coming Q years old, sound,
kind and fearless and safe for a lady to
drive. You will find almost anything in
the horse line at this sale. You may
need a horse for the machine or rake,
also general farm teams, livery and fam
ily. We will have our usual number of
wagons, carts, buggies, express wagons,
new and second hand; single and double
work and drive harnesses, robes, blank
cts, whips, halters, farm tools, etc. II
you have horses or other personal prop
erty that you wish to dispose Of, bring
it in. This is the place to sell, as well
AZ to buy. A good crowd expected at
this sale. Usual terms of credit. Lunch
room on the grounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-07
AMENDMENT TO SECTION z,
CHAPTER IA, OF THE RE-
VISED ORDINANCES

BE II ordained by the city council of
the city of Barre, as follows:
Section 7, of chapter II, of the revised
ordinances of the city of Barre, is here
by amended so as TO read al follows;
Section 7. No person shall ride, drive,
wheel, propel, or draw any coach, cart,
wheelbarrow or other vehicle of burden
or pleasure Except children's carriages
drawn by hand or permit any horse
or other animal under his care to 60 or
be upon any sidewalk in the city, or
otherwise unnecessarily occupy, obstruct
or cucumber any such sidewalk so as
to interfere with the convenient use
thereof, and no person shall stop vehi-
Gle on, or permit the same to remain
upon or across street crossing for any
purpose.
Presented to the city council and read
once June 49, 1915.
Read a second time July 8, 1915, and
adopted and ordered published in the
Barre Daily Times July 7, 1915, and
duly published in that issue.
JAMES MACKAY,
City Clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-07

poinion that does more lasting damage
in our day than even those colossal So
cial upheayals which occasionally result
from the clashing interests of race and
race. Not because the conflict of hui
man opinions is in itself injurious, for
we know that ii is not, but because, when
opinions, however honest, masquerade
in false guise, they are misleading, and
perplex and bewilder the public con-
science instead OF clarifying and strength
ening it.
who, then, is better qualified than
the trained and experienced newspaper
editor, TO point the distinction between
the mere passing winds that bend and
twist the public mind for fleeing mo-
ment and the real stormwind that origi-
mates in the public mind itself, searching
it to its uttermost depths, and giving
it new and lasting shape?"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-07
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. 1885, Baron De Kol is 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-fifths
white, very large of his age; dam has a
I record of 40 lbs. per day when 2-year-
old; this is very promising calf and is
sure to develop into fancy one. Nor
rison Farm Baron De Kol 3rd is three
fourths black, dropped May 80, 1915; his
dam has big record as mixer with
good test. Odna Ononis Clothilde, No.
ls6003, years old, sire Clothilde 0nonis
Lad, 10 S5434; dam, Odina Ononis Paul
inc End, No. l02s5l. Lady Rival Clio
thilde, years old, No. 1906; sire,
Duchess Clothilde's Lad 18th De Kol, No.
5s477; dam, Vernon Lady Rival 3rd, No.
l02S52; this COW is over one-half white
and has an excellent record. Lady Rival
Pietertje End, dropped July IL, 1912,
No 2l0s66 sire, Clothilde 0nonis Lad,
No. s5434; dam, Lady Rival Pietertje,
l43554; this COW is three-fourths white
and gave 40 lbs. per day when 2.year-
old without grain. Miss Hark Clothilde,
No. l43553, dropped April rs, 1910; sire,
Duchess Clothilde's Lad 18th De Kol, No.
5s477; dam, Miss Hsrk De Kol End Lass,
No. l2ll9l is three-fourths black. Lady
Rival Pietertje 3rd, dropped May Is,
1914, is three-fourths black and cut out
to be large COW. Miss Hark Clothilde
LIST, dropped Oct. 8, 1914, is four-fifths
white. These cows are in fine condition
and have papers to go with them, and
sold subject to tuberculin test. Also, 4
grade Holstein cows, one of which !
have refused $4,000 offer for; Holstein |
yearling heifers, also high grade; grade
Guernseys, ? years old, all in good order.
This stock is what have been getting |
together for the past Is years, and which
expected 10 develop into a perfect |
dairy; is being sold only for the reason
have sold my farm on account of my i'll
health.
ALSO, THREE HOGS, weight about
$50 lbs. each; about 80 extra good r. !,
Red hens.
FARMING TOOLS AND MAcHIN-
ERY-New manure spreader, 3 electric
motors, 3-h. p. and ] LII. p; moving
new horse rake, tedder, har.
ows, sulky pillow, walking pillow. culti-
'ators, new corn planter, weeder, horse
zoe, 2-horse farm wagon, with tipcart
light 2-horse farm wagon, new set steel
Wheel trucks. with body; buggy wagon,
ilage cutter and carrier, sleighs, 2
lungs, new top buggy, power cream
eparstor, De Laval No. Is; cream cans,
X cart, traverse sled, light harness,
eavy harnesses, extra good pair drive
arnesses, power grindstone, platform
Gales, clipping machine, all sugar tools
nd years supply Of wood, quantity OF
reen oats, quantity hay, lot of veteri-
airy remedies, ] sleigh over 100 yrs. old.
! good condition, swarms of bees. and
Il small tools. Also, LOT OF HOUSE.
IoLD FURNITURE. Sale positive, rain
: shine; terms at time of sale. All sold
'ithout reserve or limit.
TUESDAY, JULY -, 1918, at $3.50
clock in the forenoon.
WILLIAM G. ROGERS, Owner.
d. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-07
THE WORK OF THE EDITOR.
To Point the Distinction Between Real
and the Fleeing.

San Francisco, July Percy ANDREW
al Chicago, vice president of the Ameri.
can Association Of Foreign Language
Newspapers, addressing the Information.
81 Press Congress here to-day, asserted
his belief that the paramount function
of the press in America was TO act a.
keeper Of the public conscience.
This Is no mere metaphor" he con.
ainued. There never was a time when
snen as well a. women were 20 fercely
intent upon appealing 20 the public con.
science, and assuming to speak in It's
yame. And Who il 20 distinguish. amid
this babel Of tongues wagging in the
name Of the public conscience, which
voice j. truly the voice Of the people
tnd which is not
1T 10 the incessant conflict between
she contrary winds 81 alleged public
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-07
Montpelier Seminary

boarding school q 81 years standing
Dsishtfully located and under Christian aus.
pices.
A wide range o. College Preparatory and
Life couzes. including Teacher Training
and Domestic Science.
Certificate 20 college.
Unsurpassed Business courses, with typewr4t-
ina and stenoaraphy.
Conservatory advantages IN vocal pip. organ
piano and violin.
Art and Public SPEAKING.
A large. sympathetic. able faculty.
Athletics. Good school spirit.
J. W. HATCH. MS. Principal. Montpelier. W.