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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02

police account: Johnston & Gamble. $3.50
teams. police and election accounts; Yer
mont Towel Co. 50. police account; y. W
Dillon. Sl075. insurance. city buildings
account; y. GssParello, 81. printing; Mrs
L. B. Dodge, - cents. death Of hen; \.
W Stewart. VI. d.. sj0yss. services as
health officer and cash paid out; r. G.
Russell S2260. supplies. health account /;
s d. Sibley. Ss4l7, garbage collections F;
street department payroll, S402-2a. street.
permanent street. sprinkling. surface
sewer. sewer and health accounts; water
department payroll. S4oS7; FIRE depart
ment payroIl. $3.50; police department
payroll. $3.50. G. A. Bemis. sl4. services
IS isnitor; e.. r. Ball. 81. water rebate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
Germans Successful Against British.
ITALIAN FRONT UNCHANGED.
Austrians Claim to Have Repulsed Ital-
ians at Fargorida Pass.

Berlin, by wireless, May Am official
statement from Vienna yesterday says
the situation on the Italian front is gen.
orally unchanged. In the Adamello dis
trict, the troops repulsed enemy attacks
which were directed principally against
the Fargorida pass. The Alpini suffered
heavy losses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
ANOTHER BAD CHECK.
Has Turned Up at ST. Johnsbury-It
Was for 500.

St Johnsbury, May 2.-The young for.
ger who successfully operated among st
Johnsbury merchants a week ago and
whom the police have been trailing. WIS
heard from yesterday when another
forged check was received at the Mcr-
chants National bank.
This was for S66, and bore the sigma
ture "Joseph Gauthier, Esq The man
had several Of Mr. Gauthier's bank
checks in his possession. having helped
himself to them. The check was turned
over to the police.
Il was cashed in Riviere-D Du- Loup.
Province Of Quebec. The forccries are
said to be very crude. bat an have been
honored.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
BANKERS TRIAL STARTS.
George c, Avenl of BrattlebOro Defend
ant at Burlington.

Burlington. MAY 2-The case Of United
States vs. George C. Averill Of Brattle.
boro. alleged false entries in bank books,
opened for trial to-day in district court.
". A. Ballard district attorney. prose.
cutting and c. c. Fits defending.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
'GERMANY'S REPLY
MAY BE COUNTER
PROPOSALS
Amsterdam Dispatch Declares That II
Will Not Be Final-Reports Says Re-
ply Will Not Be Delivered Till
Thursday

London, May "A dispatch from Am
sterdam says that diplomatic circles in
touch with Germany believe the reply to
the American note will be delivered
Thursday but that it will not be final.
Germany is expected to make counter
proposals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
LILLE LIBRARY BURNED.
Famous Books Were Saved-Spread of
Flames Stayed.

Berlin, vial wireless, May 2.-The town
hall at Lille, France has been burned,
and the most valuable books of the ia
nous library were saved by the French
woman librarian, assisted by German sol
ders. The fire department kept the
flames from spreading.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
ABOUT 100000 COLLECTED.
In Automobile Registration Fees IN Three
Months.

Essex Junction, May 2.-Secrctary oi
State Guy ". Bailey announced at
night that the automobile fees Tor the
last three months amounted 10 So. .S72.ai.
Miscellaneous fees amounted 20 siyIs5.la
The liquor license fees were s9.T5a. aul
the charter fees - o20 The totaI b.
stl .GS5.13. The number 81 auto- H-
ccnsed IN the past three uuuti= b. 5.luI.
During the entire wear ~ 1918. there
were ll 400 cars licensed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
LESS APPREHENSION.
Is the Report from Berlin On the Nego
tiations.

Berlin, May 2, via London. Future
German American relations probably can
be looked forward to with less appre.
hension.
The Associated Press is permitted 10
make this statement although dispatches
bearing on the nature of the German re-
ply to the American note respecting sub
marine warfare have been stopped by
the censorship.
The deliberations at great headquar.
ters have been concluded and Ambassa-
dor Gerard left last evening for Berlin,
arriving here to-day.
The German reply is expected with
little delay, but it is regarded as up-
desirable that preliminary indications of
the nature of the note should be pub.
lished abroad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
10000 ORDERED OUT.
In Sympathy with 10000 Locked Out if
New York.

New York, May 2.-The international
Ladies Garment Workers union has or
dered strike in retaliation for the lock-
out of 10000 workers on women's gar
ments by the Manufacturers Protective
association. The order applies to 10000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
|. canaiaats fer countv senator.

ST Albsus. May William H. FAIR
child 81 Fairchild announced to-day that
he win g. candidate fer county seus-
tnr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02

Washington, d. c.. May 2.-The cab
met held a brief session to-day, discuss
ing the German and Mexican question.
Secretary Lansing said that no steps
were contemplated to hurry the German
reply on the submarine question.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-02
AGREEMENT REACHED.
In the Street Railway Strike Situation
in Pittsburg.

pittsburg May 2.-An agreement has
been reached between the street railway
company and it's striking employees.
Evening star., 1916-06-16

sizes E to p years: made of
Lonsdale jean with white,
navy or red collar and cuffs;
long or short sleeves.
Evening star., 1916-06-16

women's Union Suits, in
Isle or fine cotton; low
neck, sleeveless garments
in 8 styles of finish-band
top, shell finish or crochet
finish; tight or loose knee
lengths. CHOICE
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London March l5 Rcpu'so al the
h.uds 81 thc French again has been
tae Yet result Of a German infantry
attack 0auuched NiiA huge effective
ness after heavy Commandment
sea.rst rmch positions at l.c Mort
Hommc northwest Of Veraan The
Germans WHO attacked in scrrlel
Vm ReJe driven eastward toward
lois pes coth,auN where the Freuca
eHas inflicted heavy casualties on
them
The attack az ia Norioi llomme
constituted tie only infantry man
oa,cr aloa. me- eture French 'front.'
mt frem Belgium to tine Noascs an
ulcry on ioia sides has been active
" numerous points Around nouaa
meat aud We VILLAGE OF NauN tae biz
sans ae operating vth redoublei
violence. While southwark 10 the
Woesre. tic artillery dueis in the
Nease nlls continue
IN tae lrgoune forest tae ffenca
.p1s se Nl sheuiag the German
positions northwest Of the road lrom
1arenncs and German batteries near
Won't Faueou
Tine latest German official com
agi .cauon making references to
f.enlh attempts to dispute orr po#
session of the height oil Mort Hon.
re. las brought tcrth statement
from tae French embassy at Wash.
neton that the Germans never have
aa.ued foothold on the hin nhicl
lae Frcreh still Mold
Ons engagements heteeea. patrols
aayc taken place on the Russian
foni
The Italians conutue strongly on
the offensive against the Nusif'ans
On the Osonza front especially on
dc podOra Heights sector and s0utl
vest OF san MARITIME ON lod0m
tie italians entered the Austrian
Ines lut according TO Vienna. were
rgpalsed n ,ir.ou band % hand
nghtil
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"A JOY TO
SORE, TIRED FEET
Use "Tiz for aching, burning,
puffed up feet and corns
or callouses.

Goodbye sore fasi burning feet .aoI.
len feet tender iett tired feet.
Goodbye eora eallouses. buu.ons and
raw spots 50 n1re shoe tigitnes r1
more ilmPlng nla pain ~ drawing aD
ye#f lace afaff. IT. s magical
acts rirhf 81 IlH draw oHt aif fha
poisonous ex4iatlaas which puff 1p TIE
feet. lss "Iz ai wear smaller Shoes
lse ''l.z' and forget your loot misery.
All how comfortable your feet fee..
Get 4 21ecani i0x ef aIxa nee AZ
any druggist 81 apartment store Dant
suffer Have good ieet. glad feet fset
that never sVel neser hurt. never ret
Tired. 4 years iaot comfort guaranteed
or mousy Eelands4
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American Consul Is Saved.

Amsterdam March l1 1t has rot
loeu established whether the Tuian.
tia was sunk by d mine or was tog-
ledocd. The crew believes 10 was a.
torpedo. 371 Survivors Of the ial
icrsons on board have landed Fl lui
land. American Consul Seaillna
vas among those rescued
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Why Suffer
From Miyraine or
Sick Headache?

Dr.J. ]. Caldwell says that this exceedingly
distressing disease does not shorten life,
but does not appear to he durable. Suffer
undergo tho periodical attacks every few
weeks until they are forty years OF age after
which the attacts are less frequent. and
finally disappear entirely. Palliative meas
ures during tho attack are all that II IL
possible to suggest, while care in the diet "a
the best preventive measure. An attack
may often be prevented by taking two
nti-kamnia tablets when the first symp-
toms appear. and one antl-kamnia tablet
every two hours during the attack shortens
II, eases the pain and brings rest and quiet.
hnu-kamnla tablets may be obtained at
ell druggists. Ask for AK Tablets. They
quickly relieve all Pain.
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When sou aee 4 cheerful ana MpH
pli aiF tnH Waf ku0N thal ahr Na
good dlee ilon II NoHr DIGESTION m
imrH4fcd ot li 0a ao not esllah foHr
mnl mto q doaa 81 Chamhcflnlna
Tah.et They strengthen iho tom
aeh Improve ihe Digestion and cause
f eaHua movement nI i1e buAela Ob
faIM'N everywhere
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| lWE\tH HOln FORTS
MN\Sf FIERCE tITktkS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
less to the French


Washington, March lt unsuls
in Holland have been instructed to
myestigate tie rubantia sinking all
80 agents at Gibraltar and hisaea
Rave been ordered 10 investigate ID
unsuccessful attempt made % iag
scdo the French liner pauia nota
Ships carried Americans.
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Paris. March f. General ealieai
tie French minister on war resigned
because of roor health Gereral
Rogue Will succeed him
A Berlin semi official dispatch
gives an Athens report that British
garships have tomhardel Nurla,
near smyrna. almost entirely de.
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MUCH INTEREST TAKEN
N GREATER GUTHRIE WEEK

a conference held At the Chamber
Of Commerce yesterday afternoon 10
work out the details Of the program
for letter writing campaign Of Greater
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s. fef,ns porth. la GHthrD
Emery = Preston IT, Gnthrie,ilc.cn
aDlff lS. Guthrie
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Quotes American Consul.

London. March IL N Amsterdam
Reuter- dispatca quotes Richard Schl
Ing. American Consul. saving That a
Ane sunk the Tubanta.
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tUutn ms tho town anti kiihHs a |afae
tttt,r of Greeks Who consNi4iDi
q majority of The population
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LEADER WAITS uaSe masuLl-
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o b Acton. Hugh Mcclure wa.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Recruits Are Added to Market List
Apples and Cherries Join Squash Corn Line Up
With Vegetables.

" WO more fruits and two more vege-
tables were added TO market lists this
week Early green apples at 3
pounds for cents and royal cherries
FOR 40 cents pound are the added fruits
Sumner squash IS good at cents q pound
and green corn IS in the market for s5
cents a dozen Slight changes have been
made in the other things in the market
There is no change in meats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
.EBBETTS FINALLY MAKES MONEY;
LONG, HARD SIEGE SEEMS ENDED

After 30 Years of Close Pinching Work Waiting and
Hoping for Financial Success Owner of Dodgers Is at
Last Cashing in and Has Money in the Bank;
Brooklyn Now Expects Pennant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

Z so far as meeting them in the ring IL
! CoHcerheq. FOR that reason IL WOufd
| occasion little surprise from this quar-
! yer II some unknown were to come
; along and knock out Welsh.
l eIsn mas had several narrow es-
/ capes N 4he last year He bumped
as9lnst a newcomer in Ever Hammer,
ana suffered one OF the worst beatines
; OF MS Championship regime. Several
Z cther equally unknown lfehtvefghrs
I have taken Welsh over the hurdles
Cne or these fine evenings, Welsh will
crash INTO wild swing and some vii
lage favt RTE will be heralded a. the
new worlds lightweight Champion
Gibbons Won't Fight Darcy.
Mike Gibbons will not fight Les
Darcey-at least not for some time to
come. Michael prefers easier game:
and Is picking on Packey Mcfarland
again
The St Paul man desires to atone
for his miserable showing szainst
Packey at Brighton Beach last sum
mer- However, Mike need not hope to
90 through another hippodroms with
Mcfarland in this town There IS not
promoter on this island that would
even consider staging another clash
between the two Some other town
may stand for IL. until it gets wind
OF the great exhibition put up By
the pair here nearly a year ago.
It has been suggested that Gibbons
and Mcfarland meet again on the an
niversaTy Of their memorable battle
II HQ4Au De = 20 comm
crate The choicest lemon" handed the
New York boxing public in years
BritfOn Is Sick.
Jack Britton is a pretty sick boy
The leading contender for the Welter-i
weight championship. along with Ted
Kid Lewis. has Cancelled several Iucra-
tive matches because Of a lingering
illness
One OF the bouts Britton was forced
&c call off was with Joe Yelling, the
Chicago lightweight under the man
agement o. Jimmy Johnston This
match will be staged on July IS, Il
BrittOn is able TO enter the ring
yelling is especially eager that the
bout be staged He has a little diff
ference to settle with Britton. The lat
ter recentlv secured a 20 round de-
cision over Welling's stable mate. Kid
Lewis. and little yelling desires to
avenge this defeat yelling is pre-
pared to concede as much as 10 pounds
to Britton- The Chicagoan sincerely
believes he can defeat Jack at any
weight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
RAINS PUT END To FOREST FIRE

the danger from forest fires IS being
reduced TO a minimum Several fires
have been caused By lightning in the
Alamo reserve, but in every case they
were discovered ana extinguished be-
fore any great damage had been done.
The wet weather in the mountains
has put the grass and underbrush in
such a damp condition that the officers
say there will probably be no cause
Tor alarm on account OF forest fires
throughout the balance OF the sum
mer. or until after the rainy season
is over The officers say that IL a
blaze should be started II could make
no Roadway and would probably de
from natural causes
Heavy Hail Storm
Six inches Of hail fell in the Mes
calerO country and was followed BY
rains In the vicinity Of Dark CANYON.
through which the roadway of the
Southern national highway runs the
rains caused the canyons to run so
swiftly that the Roswell
Automobile cOmpany's cars had to sion
on the road for several hours. waftfns I
for the waters TO subside
Tanks Are Filled.
The surface tanks and water holes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

years. The Federal leaguers wanted
my stars-and so did J. That meant
had TO outbid them. and, assure
you. those fellows certainly did boosf
I their figures. But I met them.
dlant let one OF my good players
get away"
EbbettS is Rewarded.
Soon after the 1915 season began.
| the clouds rolled back-and the sun
/ began 10 shine through upon Ebbetts-
T HIS team, to the surprise of the league
J showed unexpected strength. II jumped
away from the April barrier AT a
! smashing CLIP and-on and on il went
Brooklyn fans, accustomed to seeing a
Z sixth, seventh or eighth place club
woke up 10 he novelty of the situate
"a Dodger club in a pennant fight
The fans came Out-in droves. The
turnstiles clicked ana clicked and con-
4 tnued clicking The Dodgers. con-
trary TO predictions didn't skid in
Junetime- They fingered among the
leaders right into the April stretch
Not until then were they really beaten
in the bunting race.
And the shekels poured in upon Eb-
belts as they Will do upon any mag
nate whose club is in the race. Eb-
bets who had feared another huge fl
nancial setback when the season be-
gan, found at the end that not only
had he cleared all expenses but that
ms books showed a neat profit The
Dodgers were one Of the few clubs in
the big leagues last season that cleared
expenses
EbBetts' Golfers Filling.
Dame Fortune continues to smile /
upon Ebbetts- Probably she figures !
that the veteran deserves a little re- /
ward at least for his 80 years Of pa
thence The Dodgers as you probably !
have noticed. are in the thicIest part /
OF the 1915 pennant fracas. They have I
outdrawn other clubs on the road and |
they are averaging close TO 10000 a /
day at home. including the usual $4,000 !
Saturday crowd
Huge as was the Dodger home at
tendance last year that of 1916 will !
go lar beyond The Brooklynites dur |
ng the first three months have PLAYED /
70 almost as many folks as they did
turing the entire home attendance I
or 1915 At home and on the road |
hey already have drawn almost three |
INES as many fans as they did in !
ne entire six months during the lean |
ears
If the Dodgers dropped out Of the
.ennant fight right now, and didn't
raw more than a few hundred fans
er day for the rest Of the season. Eb-
cts would finish ahead in a financial
7ay, anyhow.
But over in Brooklyn they insist that
GU perish the thought Of the Dodgers 7
DING anything else than COP the rag
ne natives figure ii is an absolute {
inch And already the buggiest Of
he bugs are sending in their applica-
ons for world series tickets. Where ! c
pom, Charles Hercules Ebbetts smiles. / '
nd murmurs:
Them's my sentiments. boys"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

FEW YORK, July s.-After NOR
N than 80 years Of patience
Ebbetts at last is beginning [,
|. collect bulky dividends on his baseball
investment
Shortly after Noah's skiff anchored
on the mount. the squire Of Brooklyn
began TO dabble in baseball Since
somewhere along in the early SOS, he
has been a magnate.
Year after year he risked his bank
roll by tying it up in bah club. Times
innumerabIe he finished the season far
bshind in a financial way. Once or
twice, over that long sweep Of years.
Ebbett's ball club made money for him
but the sum was trifling- The Brook
lyns were proverbiaI taiI-enders
With his genius and his energy Eb-
belts might have gone into another
business and made a huge fortune. But
he stuck TO baseball. He loved the
game as a sport and to combine his
pleasure and his business all in one
enterprise was an ideal arrangement
for him.
Waits Thirty Years.
Patiently. hopefully. Ebbetts waited
through the years for turn in the tide
OF fortune-for bit Of luck that went
70 other magnates but always seemed
to pass him by.
But the same refused to smile upon
the owner OF the Brooklyn Dodgers
instead Of lettering, conditions became
worse
The darkest hour is just before
dawn" goes an old saying. and il
never was truer than in the case OF /
Ebbetts. Just a trifIe more than /
year ago he was in financial straits: !
N such plight that it was reported Z
on several occasions that he would 1
have TO sell out his club 10 satisfy /
creditors How true those reports /
we're, we cannot say with authority.
But II cannot be denied that when /
the 1915 season began. Ebbetts' wal
let was so thin that il hardly could be
,oticed.
1915 Outlook Dreary.
The outlook for 1915 was drearier
than any other in the long history Of
The veteran magnate. His team didn't
size up at the outset as a pennant
possibility Patronage in the Dodger
park promised TO be the smallest in
many years, first because the fans ]
seemed to have lost interest in the
game second because the Dodgers :
weren't figured as a drawing card and
third, the Feds were iutrenched in | :
Brooklyn and were making a fight for {
popular favor. ,
And right at that time" Eb5etts
.old US, Z was assuming the burden / I
II the biggest payroll was ever called I Z
Ipon to meet Practically every man U
IN my roster then was drawing from a
$1,000 TO $4,000 more than in other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

TEy- YORK. July S-Freddy
M welsh. besides being the light
y " ..-.1 ol-.-,r.lc- Of II. -unrIa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

FEW YORK, July s.-After moro
N than 80 years Of patience.
- Ebbetts at last is beginning TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

that had gone dry in some parts OF
the mountains have been filled Al
though the rains in the valley and
mesa sections OF the country have not
oeen heaVy enough 10 fill the water
rs p!aces- There has been sufficient
rain, however. TO start the native r-rass
10 growing. and stOckmen generally
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
BENNY CHAVEZ GIVES
LEONARD HARD BEATING

Colorado Springs. Colo, July s.
Benny Chavez OF Trinidad. gave Matt
Leonard OF Colorado Springs. such a
severe beating in three rounds Friday
night at Ramona that the latter's
seconds tossed in the sponge The bat
tie was scheduled for Is rounds The
men are feathsrweights-