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how long 1t takes the foiio wing hsh TO
grow their nrst pound and each succeeding
bass. bulibead, German carp. biuensh:
wrakash, luke. blaeknsh. sea bass and
FOUNDER. A. HAAiLTON. IT.
Brooklyn. Sept. IL.
scs Robins, Properly Prepared, Coed.
n, hoard the steamer Cofnanche
m-sses Of nuke. sea bass. blacknsh ana sea
robins we're taken.
Sea robins were particularly Plent'!ui.
and a man on board. known Is Dick the
Cooper made the statement that sea
robins in Holland brins so cents a pound
Skinned and properly prepared they are
delicious. oIIo'
New York. Sept. Is.
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PARK HILL DWELLING SITE.

L. Erue Of Yonkers has bought through
Thomas s. Burke the corner Of Park
I'M avenue and Oak street in the Park
Hill North section OF Yonkers. The plot
fronts 60 feet on the emu and lI2
feet on the street, and will be improved
by Mr.. Brue with a modern dwelling and
garage.
WEST l6jTH STREET-Harold II.
Harding has sold for August Keller
man 10 Arthur Ridley the two family
dwelling at l26 West l65th street. on
lot Xxi, near Jerome avenue.
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J.. !. FIKVskI. Aurtv. 10 nowery. sell.
10 \, NJ, uuredesmad pledges OF every de.
for unpaid loans from the follow
Ing swnbro&ers. including all diamonds,
rubi-s. sapphir"s. pearls. emeralds, all
other stones unset or set In rings, earrings,
pins links. chains, studs, bracelets. lockets
or other mountinEs, all Jewelry. watches.
siiverware. guns. instruments. furs, cloth.
Ing. all other goods pledged previous TO
dates and up TO numbers mentioned, both
inclusive. and all pledges held over.
sept. ls-BenJamin Baruch. 10 :nd Ave.
formerly Is Ave. 4, prior Sept. !, 1915. 10
No ss57t also Nos. Slb7e. e2s2l. sisli.
ssssssss.. sssssssss.. sa;Sssss.. s;sssss.. s:sSss.. sssss:: s.
7S,s3, 7&&o7. 1905, u. Phillips. 1877 Bow
cry. prior Sept, .. 1913.
sept. ls-Jack sobel Co. ans sth Ave.
prior Sept 10. 1915, to No, :?5eS, Geo.
Weaver, $50 9th Ave. prior Sept, .. 1918
Sept, 2o--Jos Anderson. sO7 West %:d
ST, prior Sept. 10. 1919.
sept. 2l--Wm, simpson. 81 Park Row
prior July 81, 1915 20 No, sss3s
Sept. 22--H. Stern, BIG sth Ave, prior
No. S230s, also Nos, sss7y. .7s+2, 2ssiS
is:5o, iIssi, $Ssss' isssi. :ssss, so2ls
SglOs, e623l, 1886.
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JOsErM sMONOOOD,s SONS. Jull,

shongood. Auct,. - Bowery. sell 10 a. N.
sept l~s-Diamonds. watches. Jewelry,
s.. NJ Raphiel. 272 9th Ave. Raphisi
Bros 1897 Cd Ave.
sept. .O-An diamonds and other pre-
cious stones. all Watches, Jewelry Of every
description. s~ilverware, Instruments. odds
and ends amt all miscellaneous articles
pledged prior Aug. ~, 1915. to No $4,000
and all goods held over from previous sales
u Silberstein's Sons. $40 sth Ave,
Sept, l9--Clothing. Vim. Prayer. 29ai
Sd Ave. Sol Gross, 1887 81 Ave.
Sept. 20-ClothinE, j. 1. Rsif. sos Sd
Ave, Henry Silverstone, 2sS Broome ST.
Sept 2i-All diamonds. watches, Jewelry
silverware, tools. odds and ends and al
other articles pledged prior July l, 1915, Il
No, $685., and all goods held over from
previous sales. II, s lsaacs. 2i3s sth Ave
Sept. 2l--ClothinG Jas. J. Ryan, ~!
smith ST, Brooklyn, II Goody. :7< Crane
ST., brooklyn
sept. .: Clothing. Sol Cohen ( CO.. IS:
I'd Ave Sol Cohen, 25 9th Ave: j
BlumenthaI, b66 Hudson st.
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TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

Slawson 4 Hobbs have rented for Mrs.
J. L. Dyer 1877 West Eightieth street to
r. Z. Chapel for Miss A. Bogart 3l4
West Seventy-second street to T.. A.
Hall.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented for
Matilda Fitzsimmons to Or. J. Hoving
the three story and basement dwelling at
1875 West 1920 street.
Porter 4 Co. have leased for Mrs.
Louis Metzger to Frank NJ. Swick the
three story and basement dwelling ut
l26 West 1884 street.
The sun., 1916-09-16
NEW QIEENs ROAD HELPS SALE

; stark has purchased the three story
hricK building on the southwest corner
"t Jamaica avenue and Cedar street for
about $50, 900. 1t IL In the Richmond
nm section. This was "a cash transact
ton, and IL credited 10 the benefits ex-
p"''"d from the construction of the new
'e. dted extension through Jamaica ave-
ne
The sun., 1916-09-16
BUY FOREST HILLS HOME.

George Z, Weiss Of Slocum Crescent
has sold his house in the first group
'rected in Forest Hills Gardens by the
sage Foundation Company to l.. NJ. Burt.
II. W. Hillman has sold his marble
s'ucno house on Nhitson street near
l'r'tan avenue 10 T. r. Cannon Of the
lh.ted Drug Company OF Long Island
tltI.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. N. sheshan
Aucilonoer. lH2 Canal street. aAlls laNelrI

CENTRAL AUCTION CO., N. sheshan.
Auctiono~r. l82 Canal street. sells jswelry
at II \. M; clothing at 10 A, N.
Sept is--Hy Aleenans', %69 Fulton
ST., brooklyn, All unredsemed pledges Of
pearls, diamonds and other precious stones.
watches. jewelry. silverware.. &c. from No.
sss,s !nlS 81; ,gisi 10 s NS' ii,ss Aug ~,
vious sales.
Sept, ls--Ry MrAieenans'. ia Sth Ave.
and other precious stones. watches. Jewslry.
siivcrware, 40, from No. 1900. May rs,
1915. To- No, 7%oa7 Aug. .: 1915. And all
articles held over from previous sales.
Sept, 2I-By II. Miller, TAI 9th Ave.
Clothing to Sept. Is. 1915.
Sept 2?-By NJ. Lavery, 80 9TH Ays
and .277 ID Ave. clothing to Sept, rs. 1915,
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INVESTS IN BRONX FLATS.

HINTS POINT AVENUE-Henry
Moryen,hau Company has sold 81 and
Ma Hunts Point avenue. two four story
apartment, houses. on lot 39xl00, for cash
To- an investor. These are two OF a row
If fifteen houses which were con-
siruc,ed a few years & near Southern
boulevard.
The sun., 1916-09-16
CHICAGO MERCHANT A BUYER.

A Chicago merchant whose name 10
ut announced has purchased through
lease n iai.nsu from j ". Leopold the
tye story American basement dwelling
.. 80 West tlghty-fourth street. on lot
i,Nl122. 20 feet east OF Riverside Drive.
Y g buyer will occupy the house. 1t was
ned Al S35.O GOO.
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9 Room Apartments
with 2 or ; Baths,
$4,000 to $4,000.
26l Central Park West,
North Corner s6th street.
PAWNBROK EKs' SALES,
JACOB sHoN0vr. Aucsio.ss,. % New.

SAonn sHSNuTT' A"e''osee'' - bs~'
Sept is-clothinS, &c,. prior sept. II.
1915. A. ~se!inger, %sl "a Ave. q. Edel-
stein 4 Co. 2e2s 81 Ave.
sept ls-Jewelry. watcnes. diamonds
SC. prior Sept II, 1915. 3 Lehman, s.
Cathsrin~ st Also all pledges to sep g.
berger. - sth Ave.
Sept. .ls-J.welry, watches. diamond,
and pledge, prior sept =. 1913. to No
q Ed-istein 4 Co, 262s ID Ave.
sep, is1cloihine to sept. lslsl1. T
?i Ave VI Well 4 Co, ?atI 81 Ave.
sept. ?o-tnredeemed pledge of ever,
description consisting Of diamond rings
pins. lockets. earrings, charms button.
studs. nll Jewelry. watches, -il>erwar- and
other pledges pledged prior SEPT /. 1915
from No 10000 to 557%5. Including 33i5t
tia earrings and dia rings and $3.50
dia ring, and older dates held over. ]. u
Koplik 4 co. l0l Park Row
sept, 2l--J-"-lIy. watches, diamond,
and pledges NJ every description pledge
prior Aug i6. 1915 tn No 1880: ais'
antique lamp No. $4,000. Cnxer Bros. 500
fremont Ave ALSO fnr 5. fingers Sone 5,
Mnahattan ST, all pledges to Aug 10, 1915
and older dates held over, including No
Gs7s7, "a gold and diamond mesh bag
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>,LE or YONKERs DWELLING.

lf"nry Morrcnthau Company has sold
y h'"ch terrace, "A ten room dwelling. on
l.'t 81 fAbG.6, In the Lowerre section OF
4o!!k'ts, to a purchaser for occupancy.
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GREENLAwN PLACE SOLD.

Theodore s, Hall has sold the Harry
bryant property at Greenlawn In
i'Hhiiuston to~nship 10 John II. Ridley,
NhH Intends to occupy.
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TAXES kENsINGTON VILLA SITE.

The Itickcrt-Ffnlay Realty Company
Las sold 10 Charles Wendt a frontage
"' 700 feet IN NORTH Drive. kensington,
.'f'ii Neck. The owner will erect q
"o0le for year round occupancy.
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Home Title Insurance Building and ad-
Joining the star Theatre.
PLAN HAVEN AVE. THEATRE.

The Gold Theatre Corporation, newly
formed. IL h buyer Of a plot, 7%5x103.S;
on the west side Of Haven avenue, about
IT'S feet north Of 10th street. sold by
l.. J. Phillips 4 Co. for Delaney Ward
OF Paris and Adolph Wurxburger. The
new owner will build a theatre and
apartment on the site Just acquired.
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twith name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
DOwntOwn.

[ with name ana AlnTeHs OF lenoeT on0
lenders attorney
downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth street)
$50, Sept l4--Traub Holding Cerpn to
Mary L. Eisner. 100 Riverside Drive, 6
yrs, SO, pr mtg $4,000. atty, Lawyers
isT ct. 81 =. . $. 81 3 I'd av,. 90 2x7:7x
ner to Lena Ksrnsr, $50 L.sset. sv.
Alfred Frankenthaler So Nassau 81 u. 500
iST AV. 1885, n W cor 9Th At. 4s.Gxss6 &.
sept l2--Jos spektorsky to Alfred II
Isaac Riumberg. eso Grand ST., $40. 900
BANK ST. So. n y. l27.S W eth at. 2bxl09.%
x25xloT.ll. Sept s-Jno Jordan to Martha
Il and Theresa Cowan. IS w 18TH 1t, 3
yr., So; at'ys, o'H"rmsn. n ~. 81
Esst side.
and 10th streets)
10TH ST. ITO r, $ y. 2ot e tth av. SSx1oS3 3:
18th st, 1871 +, n $. 2hxloo.a. part. a I,
July ei-vincent e King, Jr, to Samuel
Ko,,sr; 100 " s1'h ST , yr; 81; s,.y.
LEnxINGToN Av, as, n 3 cor isd at. s,.tE
Anna Il Ostrnnder. ttt Manor road, West
New brighton. 2 Of r. ! ": go pr mts
savers Bros, 81 Nassau 49,. 1000
n :, s20 e Sd ay, 2oSl00,S. u part. Sept
i5-Mary =. wife OF Edw p GERBER. 10
Anna n MsNiehoi. sti q Marks az.
bond; atty. samuel Riker. ". - c.ds!
AvviENUiEt' H. i5Gi.' ws.'ie:,,'n s:tdi Il. :s'ss
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

i5sTH ST. $40 w-Chomsky 4 Levine agt
Matado Realty Co. Inc. ct al: Jan N.
18TH st. loi w-Max GresnwahI ast Chas
J BITTERLY ct al; Dec |, 1913. -. Sa5i Is
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

IF YOU ar. looking for . small house
with large porch and a large, shady plot
near station and trolley, complete for 81 2I5.
on terms OF SIS down and - monthly.
answer At once. G.. owner. 1O5 Flatbush
Ave. Brooklyn
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE.
crsditors Of Louis {. siiverman Of go
Freeman g.. Bronx. N. T.. have sold his
stock In bulk. Present claims TO willard
3. Stevens. 900 9Th Ave, n. =. G.
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Rod and Gun News
HiuH WATER FOR LOCAL ANuL

/, T + !: y ]: ! !, Els 81! IN N, Ii !i.i ~. nd I'd s'''2 i: ; Il: AZ III: TIT f II;
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FOR si2 MONTHLY and 500 cash Will
sell my small farm to good family; not far
out, with a big plot Of ground for truck
farming and chickens: good. roomy house
near depot and trolley. G. RAN box
$50 sun once.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WONDERFUL LOG CABIN HOME

in course Of construction In q beautiful
grove Of shady chestnut trees on a pretty
hilltop near the water: artistic interior
open fireplace and many improvements
making this an ideal home: 50 minutes
from n. ": $500 CASH. balance can be ar
CABIN HOME. box 131 Sun once.
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or BROOKLYN-FOR SALE

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. detached.
earagc, nine rooms. bath. showers electric
lights, vacuum cleaners steam. parquetry:
$3.50, $3.50 cash. SIS monthly and Interest.
BUILDERS. 1880 nth ST. Take West End
subway. Municipal Bldg to nth.
ADJOINING PROSPECT PARk-s fam.
lily brick. II rooms. . baths. 2 furnacss:
GOOD transit: S.. 400. Little cash. balance
as rent. Full, particulars. RUCkERT. IS
Wilioue hhv street.
The sun., 1916-09-16

FREEPORT WATERFRONT.
Bungalows and houses. -. 900 up; also buiid.
low prices: easy terms. Send for ~particu-
lars. JOHN J. RANDALL CO. Frssport. L. I.
The sun., 1916-09-16
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
AND OUT OF TOWN

Ackrr. r, q, BewhTeh, n T..
D,ganard. 90 Hank II Tel. sS5 Nst hrit
Haiyneux. y, W IA ~ Newark sv.J.C. III osO
The sun., 1916-09-16

3C0eMe0 A. NJ Sundays.
UOUe WIZ and Fluke. Capt. Ed
SCHwARZBACH
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WHIT heU 1. 3 a. ~, sundays.
CAPT. p. LJNDY.
l0ouI00 \ A. NJ. Sundays. To char
NM U'VW ter week days. Capt. Frank.
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where Migratory Bird sea.on Opens.

To-day 10 the first day Of the open sea.
son under the Federal migratury bird Jaw
for ducks texcep; the wood duckl. gees,
''brant,' coots. galiinules and lacksnipe in
the following States: Maine, New Htfnr.-
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts,. New York
except Long I,landb, Ohio. Indiana, ken
lucky. IVES, virginia. Michigan. l,Iih"is'
Iowa. Kansas. Nebraska and Missouri
ON October I these birds may b" shoi IN
the following states: Rhod" Island, con-
necticut, Long Island. New jersey. Penn.
sylvanis. Washington. oregon, nevada ana
I'tuh
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STERN VIII Drive bass southwark.

Al the present time sea bass predominant
In the catches Of fishermen who go to tn,
outside waters, With the nrs' cold storm
Of September, sea bass will start Soutl
and blackAsh will take their place. Tn
sal me big storm also start the porgies OF
their Southern migration.
The sun., 1916-09-16
ROD AND GUN.

MADELINE s., Sunday and t Jspy:;
The sun., 1916-09-16

At the recent outing Of tn" Jack Helm
man Association at the Cholera Bank
Judge william Kennedy OF jamaica, l. :,
and Alderman Goetz OF Hollis. l.. l., caugl
a shark Weighing Sl pounds. ON ~
same day six other smaller sharks w"i
taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
FRENCH AND ENG
LISH AGREE UPON
FINANCIAL DRIVES
Meeting at Calais Results in Complete
Settlement on All Foreign Pay
ments and Exchanges

London, Aug. 26,--The premiers o.
Great Britain and France, the finance
ministers OF the two nations, aud repre-
sentatives of their financial and kindred
interests met at Calais Thursday and
reached an agreement on important tinan'
cisl matters, II was officially announced
yesterday.
a conference was held Thursday NJ
Calais" says the statement, between
the French and British governments. A
complete agreement was reached on all
subjects with which the conference dealt.
An arrangement was concluded regard
ing payments abroad and the maintenance
Of exchange between the two countries.
,s'rhe French government was repre-.
scented by NJ, BRAND president of the
council of ministers; NJ. Ribot, minister
of finance, accompanied by NJ. Pallain,
governor of the Bank of France, and NJ,
Marjorie and O. lIomberg.
THE British government was repre-.
scented by Premier Asquth, Reginald Nc.
kenna chancellor of the eXchequerl, Ed.
win Samuel Montague minister of mu-
nitions), and Thomas McKinnon Wood
financial secretary OF the treasury, ae-
companied by the chief justice, the gov.
crnor of the Bank of England, and Sir
Maurice Hankey."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
GOOD OLD DAYS" SOON,
SAYS GALLINGER
ave Conservatives" in the Senate Lam
haste Progressives
Again.

Washington, D. c., Aug pa swing
back to the good old days of Republican
ism, high protection, Joseph G, Cannon
and Nelson w. Aldrich was prophesied
in the Senate yesterday by Senator Gal
hnger. in speech denouncing the Demo
cratic revenue bill. Gallinger said that
the advocacy of the present revenue bill
by free traders'is proof to the American
people of the cutter failure of any sys-
tenn that does net includes high protec-
tive tariff"
He applied sarcasm to the Progressive
revolt OF few years ago, which resulted
in the overthrow of Cannon and Aldrich.
Remarkable as it may SEEM" he de.
clered, "a few men who had been and
even called themselves Republicans went
about the country making speeches that
were used with great effect by Demo-
Gratis on the stump. Never before had a
people supposed to be staid, dignified and
conservative like ourselves been so ear.
Iied off their feet by falsehoods. Certain
Republicans began to cast about for po-
litical .Ionahs. They declared Cannon
ism must go Then they selected as Mr..
Cannon's confederate Nelson W. Aldrich.
And | regret to say many of those who
knew better assisted in discrediting these
men, hoping thereby to persuade the
country that they were trying to purify
the Republican party.
1T was not the fatfooted. squaretoed
declaration of undated allegiance we
were accustomed to. And
for the first time the Republican party
entered into campaign OF defense and
apology"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
Would Do a Little Cam
paigning Among
Troops
PLANS LONG
ITINERARY
He Will Close the Canvass
at Madison Square
Garden

Laramie Wyo., Aug. 26-Save for a
few days of rest at Bridgehampton, l.
l., Immediately after his present trip
Charles +. Hughes will be continuously
on speaking tours from now until cleo
ton time. According to tentative plans
which have been forwarded TO the can
didste, Mr.. Hughes will set new record
in campaigning if he is physically fit
TO follow out the itinerary prepared for
him.
Yesterday the ex-governor thought he
would be able to go through, because he
was feeling so well. II is the nominees
hope that he will be known by sight to
large part of the voters of the United
States. BY the time he has finished his
present trip Mr.. Hughes estimates that
he will have been heard by about l,000,-
900 persons.
As arranged yesterday, the nominee
will conclude his present tour with a
speech at the New York state fair at
Syracuse on grange day, Sept II. He
will then return direct to Bridgehamp-
ton, remaining there not more than three
days before swinging out again.
En- route from Kentucky to Maine Mr..
Hughes will have a 30-minute wait be-
tween trains at Cincinnati on Sept 8.
Ohio Republicans are endeavoring to ar
range for mass meeting at the railroad
station.
The first speech during Mr. Hughes
invasion OF the down east territory will
be made, according TO plans, at York
Harbor on the afternoon OF Sept I.
That night he win speak at Portland.
On Sept. it is planned to have him
speak at Lewiston in the morning, at
Waterville in the afternoon and at Ban
gor at night. This would leave him two
days before speaking at Syracuse on the
18th. 1t is probable the two days will
be taken up by swing into Massachu
sets and Connecticut.
On Nov 4. the Saturday night before
election, the nominee will finish his cam
pagn by addressing mass meeting in
Madison Square Garden in New York
City.
Mr. Hughes is exceedingly anxious to
make visit also TO the Texas border
and possibly campaign a little among the
soldiers.
The candidates one set speech of yes.
terday was scheduled for Cheyenne late
yesterday afternoon, but he made cou-
pie OF brief talks at various smaller |
cities on the way The theme on which |
he dwelt with most emphasis was the
for the unifcation OF effort and |
cooperation in government.
The slogan, America first and Amer
ca Efficient" seems to have made a hit
which western Republicans. This, the
ariff and Mexico were the subjects OF
,Ir Hughes addresses at Salt Lake City
Thursday night. He spoke in the Nor
non tabernacle. He is the third candi-
late for president of the United States
o have this distinction in recent years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
TO HERD MOOSE FOR HUGHES
Harold L. Ickes of Illinois Begins Cam
paign for Progressive Votes in West.

Chicago, Aug. 26-Active work to
bring all Progressives in the western
states back into the Republican ranks
to aid in the election of Hughes and
Fairbanks, was begun Thursday by Har
old L. Ickes of Illinois, in charge of the
work at western Republican national
campaign headquarters of organizing the
Progressive vote.
Within a week Progressive leaders in
every state between Ohio and the Pa
cfc coast will be asked to make de-
tailed report on local conditions. Where
sharp difference of opinion is found to
exist between the Republican leaders
and Progressives because of the division
of the past, efforts toward practical con
citation will be made. The plan is to
send influential Progressives into these
states to act as mediators and bring the
factions together Another step planned
is to send well known Progressive speak
ers into every district where a large
vote was cast for Roosevelt in 1912.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26

broke an arm. A telephone call was
sent out over the country neighbor
hood for a doctor-and a doctor thai
could come with rush. Half an hour
later DR.. Roy Goodsend appeared al
the house, and In less than an hour the
broken bone was set and splinted and
bandaged, and about all he said Of any
consequence before he took his de,
parture was:
Il was sorry was not at hand "a
catch you as you fell. Really, Mist
Campbell. you seem to need the care
of a guardian"
Before the broken bone had com
pletely knit DR.. Roy Goodsend hat
something to say, He sat amidst thu
roses climbing over the veranda. He
hadn't wife and two or three child
rem, but wanted them. and Miss Dor
othy was sensible enough TO let him
rescue her for the fourth time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
GERMANY READY FOR
WAR AFTER WAR"
Has Many Large Steamers to Liberate
with Great Rapidity to Compete in
Worlds Carrying Trade.

Copenhagen (via London Aug. %
Germany is now ready for the competi,
ton on the sea which will take place
after the war, declares Philip Heineken,
director of the North German Lloyd
steamship line, in an interview in The
Politiken yesterday. Every ship de-
stroyed during the war has been replaced,
he said, and the North German Lloyd line
has built four new passenger steamers,
which have been named the Zeppelin,
Hindenburg, kolumbus and Muenchen.
The company, he added, also intends to
build large number of 4,000ton steam
crs of a uniform type, in order that
when the war is over. the company may
send out a swarm of steamers with great
rapidity.
The submarines Deutschland and
Bremen, said Herr Heineken would not
be used after the war, as the cost of
their operation was too great.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BASEBALL BRIEFS

According to Eddie Ainsmth, the
Washington catcher Walter johnson is
developing spitbsll delivery. Can il
be- the rumors that have been circulat.
ing this year that Johnson's speed is
slowing up. Batters who have been fac
ing him this year say that the old-time
zip is not in his twiFling this season that
has been in seasons past II this is a
fact, the old fire ball king must be doing
something to prepare himself for old
age, as Mathewson did when he devel-
oped his fade-away
Pitcher Jack Majors of the Athletics
won his second game OF the season on
Thursday against the Indians in the
first game of doubleheader It was the
Cleveland's eighth straight defeat but
they came back in the second game and
won by score OF 4 to 2.
Games TO play in the American league
are Boston 81 Chicago "a, New York &c.
St. Louis SO, Detroit 49, Cleveland 35
Washington 49, If Boston wins bare
mn jority, 10 and loses s, she will have
won 50 and lost 65 To tie, Chicago
must win "a and lose 10; New York
must win % and lose Ii ST. Louis must
win "a and lose o; Cleveland must win
20 and lose Q.
Herb Hunter, the Merose boy at pres
emit on the Giants roster has risen to
the big leagues within season where
other men have to grind away in the
bushes for years in some instances be-
fore they reach the big show. Hunter
has played in less than 100 contests
None of the teams will waive on his
services, although McGraw would like to
farm him out To the International league
for while.
The New York Yankees are making
their big drive without the services of J.
Franklin Baker. They are saving his big
gun in reserve.
Manager Griffith of the Washington
club was notified Thursday that the
game played Wednesday in which St |
Louis was beaten by score of to had
been protested by Pres. Phil Ball of st. |
Louis because the umpires knew that the |
full nine innings could not be played be
fore darkness. Manager Jones protesed |
before the game was started but the |
umpires ruled that the game should be |
played.
Hack Spencer Of the Tigers seems to
be handling the ball in fine style. Spen-
Ger was formerly with the Red Sox.
II was announced Yesterday that
Christy Mathewson had consented to
play his first game with the Cincinnati
team against the Chicago Cubs at Chi
cago on Sept 4, when the opposing
pitcher viii be Miner Brown of the Cubs.
Manager Mathewson also announced that
he had signed an outtielder by the name
If Paul Smith of the Montreal team in
The International league
Barre fans, who have nothing else to
10 this afternoon, will have a chance to
zee the Montpelier and Rutland teams of
he Vermont State league battle on the
ntercity grounds. The Montpelier team
las been showing some great ball in the
asst few games played and with either /.
or Harris in the box against the !.
mighty Fro there ought to be a fast !.
lame in proSress