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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
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@nLt RSrA Sottp'
0soe paa 8al9oagen. @ran0Ss.
lan6, 9febr., 9. 9too @n al Dor
Stats aon9resmnnoSfan6iooter, Q.
H. Barton, 6soe pao 8algoagen.
OgosnarIagen bar 9llngebetPnoelie.
SSortelnten. WaTbington, .. g.,
7. 0oo. Observation-Disclosures bar
faaet ofiiciel WseOoelelie ON, at
6irmnet s. aenper / @alpeiton,
Ger, er fiernet ira oen brittle
SOrteliite.
Columbia iterit. gtetp Dorf, Toe
9eoo. Columbia 1lnioeriitet er M
oct itsrite 2an6et, bonO antallet al
Stu6enter angaar. Oct bar tS,167
IStltoenter, 2,658 fIere emo fsior.
Weaisitilfipg g0onmen bar oiIt Jig
/ Ome9nen al 8olin, 90. Dof., og
6nrmerne bar allere6s miItet flere
areaturer. Soaleoes nlifte6e Ger.
rit 8anoerpoI fire 3Pfreaturer poa
cen Dag. 5armerne fommer mn til
at uiie megen 5orii9tigbeo meo at
ilippe 6eres 8reaturer pao enWois.
ager.
Den tpIfe 9lmbasiaoer og Su-
itru beisger D9eutiblan0". Seen
2onoon, Cont, 7. 0op Gen tpife
g(mbaio0sr, 8rep p6h gernitorfF,
er Der inmmen meo lin SuItru for
at beisge oct tpIfe ltnoerpanosifi6
g9eutioblon6", ser MI inotager
2ait isr oct begiper fig biem ieen.
tSanniot man oeo, bnpoe ambasIa-
osren officiel goit for aeiieren meo
iig.
9frfanias forbIiber tsr. 2ittIe
gfocf, arf, 9. 0oo. arfanias 8el.
gere itente 9irs6og for 9ibeboIOel-
ie al 6orbuo Staten meo ct isIer.
tai 8 moo I. Der itenltes ooer ct
I3orilog ON at opbppe 8orbuosIo.
ben. gfeiuItotet er oos enonu nfuIo.
itpnoiet. De fIeIte Opeaber Iom
foreligger en0nu, er fommet fra oe
itsrre 9per, bbor o9ocaI Option"
6olfene ifnl bore It9rfeIt.
@n 9oromano Brofesior | arigs-
bioenifob. @aibington, 8. g., T.
gaob. 9optnin | g(rneen, Glfreo 80.
9isrnitoo, er al Serigsoepartemen-
tet beIfiffet til Brofesfor | arigs.
pioenIfab oe6 Snrboro ltnioeriitet
anptain 9isrnitao, Der er fsot
al norIfe 8orelore, er fra Ct.
BauI, Minn., boor ban er bel fenot
timber oen ipanif-amerifanIfe 3rig
Iitoo ban beo trettenoe Minneiotn
acknowledgement
On forfproelig Seolliiion peo
9lltoono, ga, Spb Mano miiter 2i.
bet. 9fItoono, Ta, 7. Hob 8eo
geefuportoge Stotion poa BennIpl.
poninbnnen inotrof | @nar en- frng-
teIig 9oouIpffe. ct 9uItoe fsrte
,IsbH" neoooer en- itprf Seloning
o9 terneoe MOB fire inaa 0ofomo.
tiber. Sno Mano orpbtes os cen
@1ano pnabroe iis iaa ippre aup'
IItelier, at bans Deo bentes. AZ
al Rultogets 8oene soelaeoes.
| Suloonerne faar Sfploen Sn-
uonno, 81, If. NoO Mrs. 2ouiie
| Sc6reiner fer | 0pen bar nnlngt
| SfaOeseritntningsia9 moo fem So
loonboIoere, bpis Salooner benoes
MI froifilte Wano pleieoe at beis-
lac. Sun gsr e9Ioenoe, at Saloo-
nerne er SfpIo /, at benoes Mano
bIep Granfer, bbiIfet tpang benoe
til at is9e SfilsmisIe fra bam
Sun forIanaer 5000 Dollars al
boer al SoIoonboIoerne.
o0eutfhlano"s s(fsans. Seen
oonoon, 10. 9eoo. Oct tpife timber
banosifib nDeutidlano" fommer 1t
lie til at tiltrnbe Siemreiien |. Dag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

SpJIIlulll 2SelID Dur lpOI Sulllu2
Gitp 1889 og uoefiaminereoes
ira Nnnapolis / 1909. San bar
en- 3io Tejmelter peo George @as
lbineton llniperIitp. S 1915 bar
ban gloiutant bos G6efen for treble
8ipiiion al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jnr Jtc41 t.ttnNt.
-~--------
6oaO ioreitaar2 0et 6eo6er, at
GDiflan0 o:l itan6ie al Sfibsfart.
Sonoon, g 9foo. oDailp Nail"5
storreiponoent Tiger, at iaa piot man
oe0 oct, trpffer SpIflan0 5or6e-
rcbelicr til at gere lit 1oerIte /
llloeroanosfri9en Blanen, beooer
0et, oil gon no paa at forlpge
paa at Itanoie iaa go0t iom al 9an-
81 pan Seen.
]}or9es plOIte 8uinoe ariitiania,
g. Oft. aari 0Is6atter Sangen
er for nogGe 0age Iioen 800 /
galeltronO benoeo t04 9lar gam.
mel. Sun bar fsot paa @aarOen
@ngum Offs 9srpitegplo omfr.
90. Sonttar 1918. 0tan beo life
6eoicIsbagen meo Sifferbeo, men
Miniiterinlbo9en biier, at bun er
0ebt %. 5ebrlar 1913. Sun bar
oerior M beo i'm 8so ct al De
nlbiie, ON fife het allerploitc Wen-
neIfe | 2anoet.
A'oitopbringelierne. Dianilla, g.
:, T. gfob. Gen hollon6ife Cant
per yaramen" fom BERTH @aor
ira SABA. Or1 9oro fortGlles, at
Sfi6et blep itanoiet al ell britiIf
arpoIer paa 8eien bertil, og at
fernten Seffe Ioit blen taget ira
9oroe. Gre al Goitipffene bar be.
itemt bertil
gltter en- tiff 9rins fal6en. Ser.
Der. 9rins Seinrid) al 9apern,
en- Rebe at Song 2uobig oe Gbef
for &ongen al 9aperns Hegiment,
er faloen / &rioen. grinien bar
line Sorrlores eneIte Barn. Sans
Mo6er er reiit til 6ronten for at
bringe Gans 9ig tilbnge grins
Seinric6 bar 80 9tor 9ammel og
iigiit.
Gen tilbagefalote 9Itri9Ife Sc
ianot 9lrmba er oeo. @enf, s.
9foo. st Telegram ira @ien f.
ger, at oen fbo. eitrielfe 9lm6asia.
oer til limited States, Or. Con.
itantin 0lm1bo, or af9anet ne0
Geoen. 9lnlbasiaoer 9umba blep /
Septem6er 1916 efter Senltilling
ira limited iStates' lloenrigsoepor.
tement biemfalot al i'm 9fegering.
San reiite oen 8. Oftober 5ior.
9eobelprpn1ierne. Stocfboln, IL
9fop. Oct fpenlfe 8ioenlfabsafa.
6emi bar beiluttet life at u0oele
9fobelprGmierne for Spiif oe Semi
for 1916. 0e Summer, Der er Dis
ponible for oisie Tr9mier, pil BIZ
oe ln9t til ct ipecielt 6ono. st
Telegram ira ariitiania flyer, at
9tobels 8reospris life bill blioe no
oelt 9(ar, men at 'Summen nil
bIioe Iagt til npite 9(ars 6reos.
pris.
5ranfries ll6siiter. garis, 10.
9top. 6inansminiiter stleranler Sri
bot oplplte | Oeputeret fumnleret
i @aor at fSranfries llogifter MI
uoesr $21, 100000 6aelig.
fSinansminilteren foreilog, at ber
for isrite 9partal 1917 beoilgcs
81 ,700,000,000 til alminoeIigello-
after, oeribGan6t til arigen, os en-
gfstrobeoilgnine al $1S6,800,000
San meobeIte, at bet anoet gea-
tionallaan bapbe inobragt $2,30O,'
100000, booraf 30 Erocent bar
iranife Benge og 40 Erocent fon'
lpertereoe Bombs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
%. Maro

ii nDe &aroinaler. De npe 4ar0ina.
Ter bliuer @rfebiifopperne al 8en.
mes, 9fouen, 3Don og NeqIena, Ba-
triarfen 8eneoig, Ofrg. Ga Son.
taine, ben tiOileere paoelige 8ele.
gat / Canada, Mrg. Sbarretti, Sta.
pn55i, Sen tiOligere paoelige 0ele.
9at / 0ierico, og pabelig Sefretpr,
Otrg. 9oggiano, iamt Sefreteren
i BET paoelige Signatiir, Mrg. 03a.
rini o9 Sefretpren / 9faao8foriam-
lingen, Wtr. @iorgi.
Sanaons Ammunition er III
naibun9ig al Staternes, 6eooer bet.
0ttana, Ont, If. Rop. Den cana.
0iife glnnnunitionsinouitri bar MI
naaet ct 'Stooitm, ga Sen life lpn.
gere er afb9ngig al llniteo Sta.
ties, efter 6Dao Qlmnlunitionsraooet
erflarer Gaa0et bar nDlig iluttet
/ Canada ON 2eperonce
Al gtmminition til ct 9eleb al
500 Millioner Collars for Sen
brittle 9egering 0iOtil er en- Itor
Gel al @mmunitionen febt Uni
teo States. Men, beooer oet, Snou-
itrien bar n0niflet Jig Den @rao
/ Canada, at ale Oele iom anpen-
oes 9(mmunitionsinolltrien mi
fan fremItilles paa oenne Sioe af
@rpnien
Spar oen ierbiife 9lrme Berlin,
Haoiotelegram, 7. Jeop. iSerberen
bar | 8enepa 5onrnnl
oifentliggiort en- @rtifel iliioer
OoerIfriften rs Sumanitetens geaOn
Ipar oct iioIte al Den ierbiife Sir.
me-" Denne glrtifel bleb it9rft ci-
teret Sen tpife 1resie @oar.
Soriatteren bsnfaIoer oe glIlie-
re0e om oat ipnre oe ii0lte al Den
Ierbiife Race, Ser after maa fpmpe
Sen irenllte 2inie peo fSronten
San iperger, bporleoe8 Be 9tlli.
ereoe agter at genoprette oct ierbi-
lie 4onge0emme, obuis Serbiens
iiolte Ofpno Ifal omfomme / nDe
Slo9."
Stillingen 9eoro- -Merico. @bi-
buabua 9p, 7. 0oo. General So
cinto Srepino meooeler, at oct life
bar p9ret UNDER Operbeielie at
rgnme Gbibuubua 9D, og at Der.
Iom 0pen blioer angrebet al Ban'
bitter, nil oisie 6lipe ilaaet tilbage
al Garran5a4@orniionen. Genera
len lagoe til, at ban bap0e oper
10000 epeoe M9no / @arniIonen,
og at 9pens 5orioarso9rfer life
flinoe toges uoen peo Si9lp al
iuert glrtilleri bpilfet 8ilIa iffe
bar / 9eliooelIe af.
9et antages, at garran5atropper-
ne peo @scolon bill fonme bertil
Gag. Stprfen / 9pen bill oerneo
blipe pget til 1000 Mano.
S5earlts 9laoe forbpoes ! So.
naoa. Ottaipn, Canada, 8. Ioo.
SearItblaoene oil berefter bliue meg
tet glogan9 til Canada, og Der er
iat Itrenge Straiie for enbper, Iom
bar ct iaa0ant 9lao i'm 9eiiooel'
ie eiter n9lte 2sroag. Seller life
sSnternotional 9eeips Seroice faor
2op til at Ienoe Selegronlmer ira
CANADA. Ser blep / @nar Otter.
mioOoe iast fsleenOe oerom oft
cielt:
g@eneralpoItmelteren Ganoon
bar unoer ari9slooen beitemt, at
Seorits 9laoe life maa faa Iogang
til GoIten | Canada, og bet er for
bn6t abIolut at transportere oisie
glaoe Canada, poa bpilfen wsaa'
oe oet emo ifer.
Otter isritfommenOc 9srOag bar
inepn 2op til at pPre | geiiooelie
ai noget gtummer al iosie 8laoe,
og iful0e nogen eribes at bape
/ lin 9eiiooelie noget al nrpnte
glaoe, pil Straffen b9re op til
$4,000 Mulft eller 5rngiel op
til fem 9lar eller baaoe Wiulft og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

8optain Saul 9snig bleo af.
teS giort til g@resmeolem al Oroe-
nen 9erman's Sons. Der bar 400
Uieolemmer til SteOe. San fit iom
@abe en- @uIome0nile og ct Selo-
b9ger.
&aptain 9snie be0res. gtep
9onoon, 8. 9eop. gorgere ber / 8p-
en- gap glftes en- Reception og en-
9anfet for aoptain Baul @enig
o8 9ei9tningen paa ct tDite llnoer-
oan0sifi6 n0euti6Iano". &aptainen
lit ct @ulonr, boorpaa bar inogra-
oeret 9pens SegI, og geietningen
| lit 89nOItifGifer al Sslo og 6pl-
0epenne.
SpiieIolen ct Sotel bar before
ret me0 tpife og amerifanIfe 6lag.
'Sfelet af Billotberiitm iun0et /
Colorado. gfeip 9orf., 7. 9too. I-
merican Walieum OF 9totural Siito.
rD bar faaet fine ISamlin9er for.
eget meo Sfelettet al en- Billotbe.
rum. Sfelettet Ifol opre oct eneIte
belle tit Slags, Iom biotiI er Jun.
0et. Wnn anilnor bets 9lloer til
| t2,500,000 aor. Billotberium bar al
tStsrrelIe iom en- fort 9isrn. STE.
lettet bleb fun6et / Colorado of en-
oioenifa6eIi9 @fspeoition unoer 2e-
oeIie af @aIter Granger efter tp.
be 9tarS Ssgen. Sfeletoele al gillo-
t6erium bar p9ret funoet fer og er
in0lemniet / galelamIin9en.
Gen isrite auinoe til aongres-
ien. Butte, Wtont., 8. 9foo. Wton-
tnna oalgte Slrsoag in ferlte
tuinoeIige &ongresmano. Sun er
8epublifaner og 6e0oer 0iiis Sea
nette 9ionfin. Ntiis 9fanfin nonline-
reOes oeO YrimerpaIget meo Itort
6lertal paa ct Brogram, Der inobe.
iatte0e national foinoelig Stemme.
ret 9arnebDgiene, SolorepiIion,
Sotnlfor6uo moo 9llfobol og itsrre
Ofientligggrelie al 9ongresrefera-
terne. Sun er uoefsamineret ira
Otontanas llniperiitet og School
OF gbilontbropp" 9een gorf 9p.
Wfiis 9fanfin er ben enc al Monta.
mas to 4ongrt memo at large.
Vterico- o-Gonierencen. Baibington,
.. s., 10. geoo. lloenrigsminilter
9aniing inOrsmmeoe | @nar for
isrite Sang, at ben financielle og
militGre Situation / Merico er
meget olporlig. 9ette er i6rlte
Sang, oct ira 9lominiitrations6olo
er blebet inorsmmet iioen oen nme-
rifanif mericanife aonierence be-
gDnote, at life alt / Werico par
iaa bel, iom glominiltrationen gerne
biloe, at Bublifiim Ifuloe tro, oct
bar. lloenrigsminilteriet inorem-
meoe pioere, at oct bar meget MT.
ligt, at aonierencen Ilitteoe uoen
at npre fommet til ct poIitiot Jfe.
itltat.
gSpoo nntter oct, at @ommis-
liionen trpoer ianmen, naar Ger
life er lloiiet til ct inarligt @om.
PROMISE" iaeOe lloenrigsminiite-
ren. 9ommisiionen, lagoe ban,
flnOe lige iaa bel lutte, Iom iiooe
iammen og intet itorette
30 Slppelsitnanter miIter 9ioet
unoer 5origg meo Bomber @a.
! Ibington, 8. 9toD. Observation-Disclosures.
ne 2utber @elib og 6. g. 9ror.
| ion bleu | @oar orGbt S5noinn
lSeoO, Mo., peo Ell @fsploiion al
en- geroplanbonbe. De efsperimen-
tereOe meo Bomber, iom ifuloe
briiges moo SfrigsIfibe.
s 9iopporten til 6loaoeoeporte-
mentet notolte Snlpefteren SSn-
ten6atiren, at @omben efsplooereoe
lumber oct gleroplan, bpori Office
rerne bar.
| sleroplanet gif | TO 9ele og falot
neo Botomacflooen. Man bar
enonu life fiinoet oct. De to Dire
blep ienoerlemmet.
4laa6eoepartementet flyer, a
Imam iaa eoot iom life bar funoei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

nDeutfdlano"s 9lfgane. @etu
10. Noo. Oct tpife timber.
banosifib rDeutidlano" fommer it.
fe til at tiltrrbe Siemreiien |. Dag,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

}Soitopbringelierne. Dianillo, g.
:, 7. geon. Gen bollonoIfe Cant
per ,9ronlien" fom 6ertil @aar
ira SABA. Or 9or0 iort9Iles, at
Sfi6ct blep itanoiet al ell britiif
arpoier paa 8eien bertil, og at
fenten Seffe Ioit blep taget ira
9or6e. Gre al Ioitieffene bar be.
itent 6ertil.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED.
Great 0utpouring of Friends at James S.
Mines Services.

The funeral of James s. Milne, who
died suddenly while in camp at Highgate
Springs Sunday afternoon, was held
from the Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon, Rev. Edgar Grassland, pastor,
officiating The church proper and bal
cony were filed with relatives and friends
of the deceased, whose long service as a
worker in the church and Sunday school
and as manufacturer had made for him
large acquaintance. A short prayer
service was held at the house preceding
the service at the church at o'clock
During the service George F Mackay
sang, Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone 2"
and Face to Face"
Many beautiful floral setpieces accom-
panied the casket. Clan Gordon, No. l2,
O. S. G., whose chief at one time was MIR.
Milne, attended in a body and their ritual
was used at the grave in Elmwood ceme-
terry.
The pail bearers we're: James Mackay
and George Young, representing the Pres
byterian church; William Cole and James
Henry of Clan Gordon. Alexander Gordon
Of the Masons and William Duncan of
the stoneshed employees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
GIVEN ANTI-TYPHoID SERUM.
Vermont Troops Get Their First Injec-
tion at Eagle Pass

Eagle Pass, Texas, July 6-Less thar
one per cent OF the American troops con
centrated at Eagle Pass are on sick re,
port, according to reports yesterday to
General Greene. Especial care has been
taken in sanitary arrangements of the
camps and plans now are under way for
the erection of base hospital capable OF
caring for all the men stationed on this
section of the border.
The three National Guard regiments
from Vermont, Kansas and Maryland
now here have passed the necessary ex-
animation and most OF them have been
given the first typhoid prevention treat
ment. The prophylaetic typhoid treat
ment will be completed here and those
not vaccinated against smallpox will
undergo this precaution Immediately
The First Maryland regiment arrived
Yesterday during a drenching rain, the
first experienced here since January
One private of the Vermont regiment
was operated upon for appendicitis at
he hospital here yesterday. This was
he third case in that particular company
ince the regiment has modified.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06

TEXT OF CARRANZA REPLY.
Hopes American Government Will Try to
Prevent Complications.

Washington, d. G., July 6.--The text
of the Carranza note as transmitted by
Fliseo Arredondo. the Mexican ambassa
dor designate, follows;
washington. ID. c., July 4, 1916
"Mr. Secretary: ! have the honor to
transmit in continuation the text of a
note | have Just received from my gov
erIfnent with instructions to present to
your excellency.
"Mr Secretary: On the 25th last
| had the honor to say that the immediate
release of the Carrizal prisoners was a
further proof of the sincerity of the de-
sire of this government to reach tacit
and satisfactory arrangement Of present
difficulties.
This government is anxious to solve
the present conflict. and it would be un
Just if its attitude were misinterpreted.
"It was also the Mexican government
that earnestly suggested plan for can
tonments along the boundary line during
the conferences of Cudad, Juarez and
Ell Paso This government is disposed
now. as it has always been, to seek an
immediate solution of the two points
which constitute the two causes of the |
conflict between the countries, through |
which the American government believes
reasonably that the insecurity of its
frontier is a source Of difficulty, and the |
Mexican government on its part believes |
that the status of American troops on
Mexican territory, aside from being a I
trespass on the sovereignty of Mexico, I
is the immediate cause of the conflict,
Therefore, the withdrawal of Ameri
can troops, on one hand, and the protec
tion of the frontier on the other, are the /
two essential problems, the solution OF
which must be the directing objects Of
the efforts of both governments.
"The Mexican government is willing
to consider in a quick and practical way L
and prompted by spirit of concord the
remedies which should be applied to the
present situation.
Several Latin American countries have
offered their friendly mediation to the
Mexican government, and the latter has
accepted it in principle. Therefore, the
Mexican government only awaits infor
nation that the government of the Unit ,
ID States would be disposed to accept
his mediation for the purpose mentioned !,
lbove or whether it Is still the belief
hat the same results may be obtained ,
" means OF direct negotiations be I
ween both governments.
I'm the meantime. this government !,
proposes to employ all efforts that may !
,e at its disposal to avoid the recurrence )
# new Incidents which may complicate :
he situation. At the same time. it is
oped that the American government on
is part may make use of all efforts to
revent also new acts of its military and
ivil authority at the frontier that might n
ause new complications
Il avail myself of this opportunity to
eiterate to your excellencv the assur-
nee of most distinguished consideration. q
tSigned &C. Aguilar." ii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
MAINE PROGRESSIVES
QUIT BUSINESS
Resolution Adopted Making 1t Possible to
Withdraw All Candidates of Party,
Only One Dissenting Vote.

Augusta. Me, July 6.--The Progressive
party in Maine practically went out of
existence yesterday afternoon in a meet
ing at the Augusta house, when resolu
tions were adopted by the state commit
tee making possible the withdrawal Of
all Progressive candidates.
The resolutions were carried with only
one dissenting vote, that of James A.
Pulsifer of Auburn. the Progressive can
didate for Congress in the second dis
trict. They were as follows:
Resolved, in view Of the national po-
litical situation and Names early cleo
ton, as bearing upon it, it is the sense OF
this meeting that the omission of any
candidate nominated on the Progressive
ticket at the primaries, to file his ac-
eeptance of the nomination to the office
for which he has been nominated, is
itistifia BILE, and will merit no censure
from the Progressives throughout the
state
After the meeting. Halbert P. Gardner
Of Patten. the member of the Progressive
committee from Maine, made
the following statement:
'No attempt was made or suggested at
this meeting to bind the rank and file of
The Progressive party to any candidate
or party"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
PUT DYNAMITE IN STOVE.
Woman Thought 1t Was Bologna Sau-
sage-Kitchen Wrecked.

Brockton. Mass, July 6.-Mr and Mrs
George B. Whttemore with their three
children moved into their new house at
80 Wilson street, Monday. Yesterday
afternoon while arranging furniture and
cleaning Mrs. Whittemore found little
paper bag in a corner of the parlor,
which, she thought, contained little roll
of bologna sausage. She put it in the
stove with some other rubbish and soon
after started fire.
Soon she noticed thick black smoke
rolling out of the stove and called her
husband He looked at the range for a
few seconds, then hurried his wife ont Of
the kitchen, followed and slammed the
door Almost as he did so the house was
rocked by an explosion which reduced the
stove TO scrap iron and tore great holes
in the ceiling and walls of the kitchen,
Other rooms in the house, save the one
directly over the kitchen, were not dam
aged Fortunately, the three children
had left the house little while before
to play in the yard.
Mr. Whittemore telephoned to Chief of
Police William F. Daley, who assigned
Inspector Alexander J. Brouillard to the
case
Joseph Brogga. from whom the house
was bought, and who lives in West
said that he could not mag
Inc how the dynamite came to be in the
house, as he had been all through it last
Friday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
The German People Are De-
manding Resumption of
Submarine Warfare
AGAINST COMMERCE
OF ENTENTE ALLIES
Claim British Have Made
No Change in Block
ade Methods

Berlin, July s. via London, July g.
The campaign in favor of the resumption
of full fedged submarine war on COM
merce goes energetically forward. Never
a day passes without articles in the
newspapers to remind the people that ac'
cording TO the German note the modiica
tion of German submarine methods was
merely temporary and contingent upon a
modification of the British blockade,
which, it is declared, has not undergone
the slightest modification since the dis
patch OF the last note.
Some judges of the situation, basing
their opinion on the extent and vigor of
the agitation, are inclined to believe that
the movement will lead not later than
September to a revival OF the submarine
along the old lines. Recent in
quiries by the Associated Press in au.
thoritative quarters indicates, however,
that the movement for the present has
no intention of resuminq the freedom of
action mentioned in the May note and of
provoking a conflict with the United
States
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
RAIN RELIEVES SOLDIERS.
Storm Welcomed at FL Paso After Swell
tering Heat.

FL Paso, Tex, July Grains along
this section OF the border and over north
ern Chihuahua yesterday marked the ad-
vent OF the rainy season and promised
increased difficulties in operating the mo-
tor transportation system to the Amer
lean troops in Mexico.
Army men here pointed out, however,
that adequate preparations have been
made to prevent General Pershing's com
mand from running out OF supplies.
The rains brought relief to thousands
of sweltering National Guardsmen from
the Atlantic states. Many of them went
outside their tents and stood in the
downpour until they had been drenched.
The first Pennsylvania infantry ar
rived here last night with the second and
third regiments expected to follow quick
1y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
CHURCH CENTENNIAL OBSERVED.
Granite Marker with Bronze Tablet I'm
veiled at Brattleboro.

| Brattleboro, July 6.-The first day OF
the five days celebration of the cen
tennial of the Center Congregational
church was held yesterday on the viii
lage common where the original church
first stood A granite marker with bronze
tablet suitably inscribed was unveiled IN
the afternoon. The service was conduct
ed by the Rev Roy NJ. Houghton, for
mer pastor. now of New Haven, Conn.
who also gave an address. A Sunday
school pageant showing the growth of
the Sunday school was a pleasing fea-
ture.
Thursday will be marked by concert
in the church by Mrs. Mary Howe Bur
ton of Clinton, Mass, who will sing and
her brother, Lueien Howe of Boston, who
will be at the organ.
The first communion of the church was
held July /, 1916, and on Friday after
noon a centennial communion service viii
be held in the church.
Saturday afternoon in the chapel and
parlors open house will be kept. An
exhibition of antiques and curios indie.
ative OF conditions 100 year ago. will
be given.