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sternihnnppen.

Ger @ittn0coer @aite bcldoTs
itQt i'm elirlg mi Dem StloIul oel
>5lucl. Nattc DlS fruDer mum lot-
len.
Ter 0cutihc Wtihcl lit EN- alis-
ac5eidueter Sdudllpleler. Gent Hul-
ZEN hat q icilG pCoen SprunGer 80
len un0 Sltallen %gertonlHlclL mo nun
luldt or ltd) an, Den 6roll6oIen Del;
Lburm &erOuegu ncDnlen. 6elilt
.lur rod) Der oaOL &burm : out.
Damn miro or Gud Die Holngt1l y 7
ri3 uato i'll Stale babelt.
Sic Stellern altr Blcr, Sd}laps
uno 5abof, rcip. labofiobritote, be
sablcn nuGeii ein 3rlttel DER G.;a-
0csuu&gaben. eruabnt eth cnGtr-
ameritunlit}c5 8lntt, unh rn1t bin.
gu: n2Seet mtlicn MIR. mcs5uIb e
10 it)luer lit. Gnfel Soul 5ltnl 4n-
hcItcN 0e5 blauen 9an0cS Der Hrp-
)lnltlou 5l %bcpegen."
,{ll SOMA mur0e bel Scr 4Sri,
niotmcbl eth Antrog mir Elm 6rol;-
e%itlllunlnred. Amen0enlcit 5lic
5tGutspcrfaiiung geldlo9cn. Ste
u%Itg0t0ntl
Ger cite Neer9ott Neptln hllrf,
tc Der hid)t gutt5 unbegrilnoctcn Al=
jidlt lem, 0uB Die 0eluhc aus eng
laN0 IN luligiter Set etltas bouIle
.unliicn.
Gle Camps Hobinion uuo Nc
Con bci Splrtd petoen otelcn Cont
nler n,d)t beiiltet meroen, oa o0e So!.
ootcn an Der merltanild)en 8ren6e
lln0.
Scr Stncloer 5ronf 6. Gentg
.ouroc OtlttUod Wtor1en untcr Der
9eituloigullg perbaitet, ieine 6roI
mo 5luei ticute atnocr in Steubcn.
Ulle, emo. lnI StIde geluilen 3t ba-
ben. Ytan MIRO Inn lolan9c g~efon9rn
golten pis Die Eoll5elbebOroe Dcn
5tclntnoile, Die letne Serhoitrng
nerGnlubte. llber ocn Ielcrtcur Scr
lllqlnQ trltit.
Gln iu1l9er Huboieb nnr0c
oltrh cincn 3utaI entoedt. Seln
9tuuc mllroc nidt betannt gc9coIlt
mo or hlelut aildl itruifrci, meii Ok
Foli5Ci an letnc Selicrung 9ioitut.
Gr bate ein 9icpelc pon 9tnrion
Miotlien, 2i56 Mtorfct StraBc &c.
ltonlen. 1os Hoo muroc otnt redlt-
nablacn YciItcr notllrlld) mleoer gu
QritclIt.
&eolluro Malfcr. EN- >>n0ioncr,
am Nt0ntog Yben0 ucrllo tct
Or bate I'M Ninterhoi bon L. 6.
&uppin. i5it iilolidle 5. StroBe. lidl
ocrIrohtthitrc 81 ldluiien Gcnaddlt.
INn YoIi6el Muuptqlortitr fuurac
f%ouitutiri. ooB ct I'M ShrapS0ulel
1ultoclte. ul0 lcinc 6rellollrng ruur-
DC lpG:er ucyiugt.
Gua Molicr oeS ItiilllIippt n03
bereita lnieoer eincn bcornhlidsn
NGdititano erreldlt botic, lit Iett mic
DER i'll tyollen pcortffen.
&ut Niui muroen I'M hicIiacn
acknowledgements S5S.S07.36 Stct
C~rniortcn p~crlauit. sol .06O mar riir
Slcr. Der Ncir mir &ciu. Sd1nupa,
Gabot Gi9orrol mo onocrc Attitei.
Ser Shulruth ihlOB oen &0u
son 400 Eouncn SSeidltoblcn 5linl
oon 81 bic Come oh.
Cine Sc'ellldoit non 400 EluS.
Iiialern pon &lcjnpitm. Wiun., mad
ten oul 2icnatag pcr Gampfer ~.
u. Sill RIO @innro cincn &einT
in "a Groiit.
SIC Goimin Contention Der
). SroGcncn tuoct mordelt lit Scr
>NocNnlQu @ol iuGnaluSto ltoti. Aut
0crlelpeu lperNcn TcIeaoten sir oit
oun 20. pler toQenoe StootS 9on.
gCution ge!pohIt meroen.
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@rnnbeigentbnmsmnrft.

Sol9cr0e @runoei1entbums. llebcr.
t%rogunQen murocn in Den Ieeien "a.
0c;; nJrQcnuTsatcn:
$Sililom Ming an @cordc Ctto.
ClAenttlIm IN Il. mo 4iidr-
tci GircEc. fur $500
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TMlipps Seiiuoeu.

RutltppS <bltupNh 3ulitkt AAt IA
emanuel Z. Gpillpps 0eitn0cn ut
suiricocnitcacuo; er ut atlBrr (SeIapr
umo leluc Qun5ilAe MISUNDERSTANDING
1T nlIr enc 6raac Der }clt. Aitlcr
Gcrldt mur0c an Glen&teg i'm 1ttl.
naitfec S9ifal %aiisQcQehen. Ile
Operation ,oar criolQrclh III ICNti
0lnltd)t, erflarie Or. Clifton. opno1!
tic iid} 81 eincr rclotlp ldmicrlGel,
ioeqcn Der @%elciutheit oe2 Eatleutc;
q~eitctcic. Oh 6 %nptnrUennla Nor,
ourdl ltorfe 6lctid mo 6ciildldtrc
5a Qchcn, nm at oen Nlino0orm het-
un5lltonulicu. Alid fdnNcu mir az
oeru Npptnolr enc Rclht pnll 9,us
pualiclL Ole ouruuI bunjcleu. 0ub
scr Wouperacur bcreit9 rrlher mia
Sumcr5cn uermul0cue Auiolt po}j
Observation-Disclosures 0ehohi haugi
muBlc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

)ianuGnian. Mlttmod NbtnS
mrs nod 10 llLr mtu0C NcrlHdut
giauuurq non 9onQor al Der Gd,
oou ,Sun NM ). StroBc uicrtrqCdil&-
Jeu una INN S125 bcruu6t. 0amlcr
.JturQcu euroIu ais Der Ihot Ter
0ohilQt WeurAy ,&ohuipn 10 Sane.
m0 Wult %pcrlou - SATIRE olt. la
WrunG &olcI ucrpaIttt. Siclclbcn
iCuQuG;G1 pou 0tm llCbtriull et1uu>.
81 iajlicH un3 III lhrtlu Nclib marbcH
atd I.r $500 ntftm0uL %phElun
NM %cGion mr0eu abcr dis 21eie
niQcu trJuuut. olt am W(ltnuoh Eii
3,up1ira 5ulduumen IN pcrithjeoenti,
&Jrtnetot0ltu 0eleben murotu. Hau.
ourf. Der ocrcIt$ - %unrp olt lit.
s6nm lIt nidt mchr crlHHcrf. mas
all 0tu1 octrcffcnocn Aoen0 aeld'nu.
W mubit MIR loujei Dab CT Qn scr
uctrctictotn ode pou otu NCl0cn ME
ocrQc'dltdleu uu0 inn 'cu Ne.N CT.
|i1uoHaacu Uutoc. GUumcr@toQ Itcrr
au iNsotn Ectclrlpc4 blutcr Sen >tn-
ldiIuQt,rcitcru dn 3. lmo Gan 5tru
Gc $50 III klujcrQclo ptr'tctt nto
" n'r0 GHpuuommlcu, 0oG sic Gou1.
aelcIicn Ole %Nric uudl Dem llcbcriud
0crt pcrltdtCu.
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Sd,iimmcr ais Scrbrcdlcr!

arl 5dntstaq ocrboreten 5tuoeEI~l
Der llntoerlltot IN Ufo0lion mur0elt
Ulontdg Dem gttdltcr 6eblanot uJt6c.
iilhri inter Der 9eihulolgung ot>
autrlu1rs. Iteie Aeuoerun6 ual;
unor0entlIdc EN- 9etrogen 81 Auir..9r
qlpt Der gd.l5cn An%gelegenbeit enc
nclie 9SeuOualq. oa Oarnuf cine 5ttoic
Don $500 uOer menlqer, Elm So1t N
@oupult ooer beloes Itebt.
Giltrlftsdnpalt 0arrp Sontlofr
ucrloueic $500 9ureihait, mn oa1
orldcincn Der Stuoenteu am Il.
Sum- i'll iidlcTn. Aui Die gemer.
funa lntc3 Redytsunmalts Ghur!es
y. Groulart, onB tie $50 noar Burg.
idlalt Qege5en g1tten mo Der &
%itriftauupult oamlt 3ntrleocn TEN
ioate. "a ne oph fctnc Yerbredler III
irgcn0 ciueu Gimme mdren. bemersie
Tifter 6cblonot: sic limo , dl !l"ts
Hter!'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

boltene mo bodfcln ousltof1lric
Gar niiiiiht, Greis $780, bat bier
cine icltene @%elegenbeit. 9iele Gar
lit faum 10000 Neilen 3claufen
u1lo out fir 10000 Meilcn. @lei6
on5ufrngen 5cim
s9pr6hern".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09
,Sllr sic NlnLIsner mi Ilal ii

sTitr sic EtnIlener bui it'd rim
YlpcmWu0cr mlQtibub
ihpnr5QeIbe 2%oplneu.
o&jr mltlien oIle 4totiouca
5pinaeL ms 81 od'tcn" io0t BRAT.
Dent &>ition. @ortG 0Cuen icjuc 1ut
;if uuo SdnuGhe MicI,fo Qeoeniber.
otn ridtigeu Niuter1ruuo gilt. poo2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09
Sin crfnlnreidles Guuecrt.

ant IienstaQ Abeu0 III Der 0elitldlen
@tct6ooiIteu Stride pon Dem &eale
uan Gbor gegebc4te Concert r~erlief
redt eriolqretd,. Vile Slee rdrea be-
Ieei mo Dos @ebotenc muroe oailt-
bar uuiQcnununm. Gle &ortr0gc
0cs Ghors, Der Ourh % NitGlreotr
ucrtre1eu mar. iuurcn %ppr5uGlidl lao
fonSen b~eIouoers reiheu 8eifaa. @r.
e<obn 2. Ctteu mlBte oos Gublifual
0llrh iciue iuitigcn &ortrdat bel @u-
NOR At crboIten, un0 aud Die rwr.
id,ic0enen 5oliitcn truqcu ibrcn Itejl
sitr &erUriugltug clnes o%n6ene1nlel'
Goncert Abeflos bel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09
=Bsswtiier.

piuieitic. - Sonntde Rahmlttngs nro
Nbenbs @duneniIe : VorlteuungeH; an
ben @~odentaaen @Sdnoelblloer.
Biipu. Seben Rndmittag uno Gbero
@anoelbilner.
Gahnp. - Seoen giafJmittas uno Gbeno
@anbeIbilber.
she StramS - Tan Der Sntion StraBe)
Sehen &5enn Wan0elbiloeK.
etar. - Seoeu NaAmittag nno abero
@anoelbiIoer.
reamlanS.-(NoroI e.)-Senen Tag
GRANDCHILDREN.
gpme. (glorbieit J Seoen Tag
gSanoelbilber.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09
Gtieu6abn &crfcbr beiicr.

GiIenbobn &erbdltniiie bobcn lidi
lett ben 9teqenitilrmen in DER leeiefl
No1 6cOelteno gc5eilert. MIR Die
@oufon @rauhe ocr ItlImoufec-
5obn miro fuum Dor 2lblalll elmer
ISOLDE luieocr III 9etrieb lcin fonRcf.
Mc0reaor lit pom Gertebr mt oe!:l
&eiten iloer Die Y{ilpoufee Ball
infolae 6e2 %olfcnbruhes uolliunoia
abue1d]!ciic!t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09
2amfabftattnnA.


STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court, La Crosse County 50
IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term of
the County Court, to be held in and for said Coun-
ty, at the Court House. in the City of La Crosse,
in said County, on the End Tuesday. being the 18th
day of July A. D., 1916. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
following matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Martha Bosshard administra-
trix of the estate of Alfred Bosshara late of the
City of La Crosse. in said County of La Crosse.
deceased. for the adjustment, settlement and al
lowance of her final account as such admin .stra-
trix and for the residue of the estate of said de-
ceased to such persons as are entitled to the same.
Dated June 9Th. 1916.
By the Court.
JOHN BRINDLEY,
Judge.
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,Slaaacntaa Proclamation.

@ouuernc1r @blllpp ON Sont@tog
Ma0ilun pcrlleB, Undergraduate II
cine Qroflauatiou. in mcld)er or Den
II. Syuri ais 6iodgcntug Ieltlegle
0r iaotc untcr on0erem: %llnIere 6iug-
&c lit Der elniud)Ite mo lhonlte Nus
0rltd ocS nutIoudlen &beals, nc be-
0eutet @roBc mo ginigtct ullo nor
ioutcn nld)i uergelicn. uas l1rcr an
oen @eburtstog, Dem Il. Suutt lfll
31 %erlHncrl1.
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Cine stnoebaier Gar 81 uer=
fGufen.

r 9torSftern-9ers
~nlisaeber iuuniht
ieine prdd)tigc
flint 9aiiagier
Stuoebu
Gar 3u ~rerfoufelr
neil err elnc grO'
Bcrc beiteat bot.
@er me crit.
tloiiiee, gutter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09
nnpatrioliidl. Neo. v. NonH1r

llnpatrIOtiIdl. @co. u. Gonnors.
326 Suo I. StroBc. III i'm Sdlld-
nlaiicl, mcil or lid ge,ueiaCrt bdttc
nubuite1cu. ais oas 9tornlui Crdlc
iter She Star SpanqIeo Bonner"
ioleiie. Gr mur0c aus Der Nlielnbir
0alle GiuallsQetrjebcn un0 Glide lei
ncrSl onutilitoren aubcn Inn tuttSmti-
nalianl elne falte 0oudle. &us incl-
Ter mir linn gelteben ioa. miro olt
5~Satuiiat cttid)el0cn. e0nnorS 4:
Don @otcrbaru, ytcb., un0 YraItocnI
0es Sociullit StliOn Gtub.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

Stlncrnc Sodljett. Nelttt t0nucn
SIR. uno 6rou Ntorie (uteur olti Den
Soa 5uridbliteu. on 6cnl lie Dor -
><ahrcl Sen &une iiirs 9ebeu idlol.
len. guIdBlidl oicier 6cier finoct
nclite IbcnO in Souie beS $iltt.
ooorc@ Gin @aitmoul ltott. on rcnt
MIR one ndhercu 6orillcnonQch0riQen
lhelluch01cn lner0en. ltrt.r Nuoertn
pcroen SIR. lno Nron Std0n ton
Nfinteopolia rn0 Srau 6o.m III
teur pon Cincinnati dmueien0 ic;.:.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

ld) babe Gin MitteI inr Oen
Nnletrupi, mcldlcS iid ais un.
oclUUGuItdl mlrtinm crnIcitR
hat. Man bcitrcitIt ieorn NUeuo
ole sails %ergr0Reraug init
oiriCm Whttcl, nuO Der Nrepi
Ocrihiuinoct umGblig. IS
fummt in soc nno St.00 SiG.
ideu.
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Gokores.
eonecrt ~peridjObcn.

Concert neridDOben. SnfoIge oes
Reaennettcrs foro AM Wtittluod) fen
Concert in Den 6IuBuier Torfonlo-
DER itutt. Gosielbc fin0et nodllte
ISOLDE Itott, uno Die 8eit Soicm
8ano miro milieiren.
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@sidlaits Rutisen.

e-a- 6. e. Gan Tutcm %eriidles
rlnaSs aacut: &iirnidaiis oeer 1ifer'
belts @ornS. 22S @ear! StrdSe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09
Neuefte Rn5ei9en.
aleine Spcsialanseisen tDiten:
llcber 25 @orte 2 Gents pro Nl

Sic @orte r%erlnns.", gu uertau.
len, gu permietben". aSbeilhaber pers
lan9t", u. I. ~, ioIpie Die abreNen ilno
Elm sbeil Der An5eiaen unb miiiien BET
Der Ereis : Serednun9 ais @orte nlitses
5dhlt iperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

r geer 0ielNer 81 mdiiioen 2iuicu
leihen m6d,fe. el1leu p~crIdSIichen Hath'
nerer FIR Tcses uno Iprtdo0es brdudlt.
cser @elN AM Qite Sidcrheit aaSleibea
min. freuoe iih an ". ). 5iiif6.
203 2. 4. Strabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09
Sanfctt Scr WctrGntc . p,anolcr.

Ill Ser ScrH1ouio Noac ion0 &C.
tern AhcnN Gin @nnfett Scr hiciiGcl
@ctrnntchouoter itott. on Dem iih
niidl &crtrclcr scr @raucrclci urH
Der @lirAcrldoit bctbeiliQtcn. Icla
orottiQcn &IchIc bel Sem {. n. Ctt
mann ais E%o0Itnciitcr nindjtIr. fuIa
tcr N%n'prodlcu non Monor @eutlen.
ben NcrJc't GQrt SurtcnadSr. 81
liott ii. H.. un0 &r. 2. Ntiror unlcs
hielt Sic @eicnihoft nit 1eionos
ulo humorlit'Iteu &ortr0acu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

ON siudiifcr Sang. Sdmrentt
8crloit. ctn jilnaer 9cteftlp scr Util
.o0lfee Gopu ludr ltt Der 9tdhe grt,
Krdlrte oh Gplen ottI Der 5udle iiadl
tyrudtBuacu.Lt ebeH nuo muroe bier.
oci poH elncin Mann anachulter). 6cr
;rhi ein Gaur nelie 5dute sum MAN..
c lnpot. &er0adlt ld)opleH0 ndAil
Sctiion ocu 6renloen ielt un0 bradIc
tim nudl 4rdIrle OH Gllen. Cine te=
.ceDontldic Grtun0igullg III "a Grotc
cr9o0 DAB I'M Sdnihtaoen non Gll
renee Gtdlc. 30o npr0l. 3. SfrnGc,
ichen 6aar Sduthe ionic enc
gnIocle llhr Qeltohten muroen &le
DC &eitbrejbuna Der q%cltobleaeA
1tltbc pahie ollf Die 8culon gun;
$,uui un9eouteuen. 5pctcr nerhuf,t
ie Denton nodl 5oel auqcblldlc sci.
teraneller 0c9 llcbce. Cr brudltc Soull
lIlt 0rel ndd bier mo l~lcierIe lie III
Ser Golljelitdtluu al. Sic nurGca
MS Gporic9 Stott, %olta Siul uuo
G0p. &aolon Qcbudt ole 0rei noitcr
!tuc Sdtl1c 0t. Die ocntli III Ghcic'2
%a0cu geltoAtencu ohn!tt purcit., >nt
~,crt0r ntr0 htltte mi Golultp o.
rldi ltdttlln0cl.
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&enn Sic iehen luoaeil

hcdoroolge @tilblen : @oI5arbeiten
uno &nrtbol3- 6ubbooen filnitleriihe
Gntipilrfe in Ornamental -aunlteloS
uno 5por oleS unier cigenes
Tnbrifut Damn beiuden Sic IN.
icre Neiid)tigung$ -Hdrme. Hreiie
gorontirt nieorig, Die Sualitdt in 9e.
trodt ge5oger.
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Scue,ct pcrlabt "a GroHe.

ul&Ctilltit9Gli &uulS =. StlN0tl JtH
en- NnQebtf 0ol %gpanSpllle, ,SE0.,
ardcnnut.llcn un0 miro leine nteltgt
Stcllung nlllgcben. or miro BORT etne
llcide SIeiluiig c%innebHeit, o6er
ctn Hi $1,000 b0hetes Sdldir erbGi-
ten. Ter icbiae Grinrrrdl Der @odls
llhule. @r. UicGromld. lit ais Icllt
9tadDiotQcr bou Sdulrutb gelUa9.l.
:. Is. @rirtiuNbam ans Ma
Dion lat Der StootsIlniperIttdt
clne tebcnssroBe N~{ormOrbuite Ots
5~ctubHlteu Mlstonitutr @elebrtcn
Erorellor =. Som Muir, Die $1,000
folten MIRO, 5lnl @elhent dnqcbp1cn
mo Die 3icaelltcnbebor0e hot eli,
iprcr icGibiE abgehoItelen re9einuBl
tl SIBlulg dc 8abe mt Cont el1-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Muir lit clner Der
1cruorraQen0itcn 9{aturforldler mn
9cologtI uUa gSiscouiin. Gr bate
oci lad lint bc1anllten Y}ltir @lel-
ld)cr ut dlusfn elitoeft mo qehoril
rltDcr penn &tbrcrtplegllun Der .1'tu.
| otiosNl lIG.0eriitut ais MItgiTeo Gil,
| GENE critic &,usniloung erbleIt or itI
1dlottidao 1Ho lpdter ltu0lrte er ali
9ie %lintucrll:at @orudr0 un0 erEoort
nb letludl III @I@conlln Die :. (. =
&ilroc. 8ereits i'll fruber &.lacGt
IAN CT uacl Anjerita mo ld!ac legtl
u uuf Der rd1criiden 6lrnt. Die mc.
atge 4teiIeu uor0ultlld BON Eoriad,
td8.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


| Rev. Thomas 0ckford, rector of st
Mary's church, Mortified, arrived in thu
city this morning to attend the meeting
of the Montpelier district OF the women
! auxiliary at the Church of the Coco
Shepherd.
George Alexander Of Hallowell, Me-. il
staying at Hotel Barre while making a
sojourn Of several days in the Barre gran
| lite belt.
| Hoot Gibson and Olive Golden in a
two.reel western drama, "The Stampede
in the Right" and an i. X. o. komedy,
"A September Mourning at the Bijou
Saturday. adv.
Notice to parents and guardians
dren in or around the old barn at the cor
ner of Camp and Hill streets viii be made
an example Of and dealt with accordingly.
w. r. Richardson Estate.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following peo-
pie: Ernest Brooks and NJ. G. Brooks of
Warren, George Alexander Of Hallo@ell,
Me-. Allen Calhoun Of Middlebury, r. +.
McAuliffe of Burlington, M. G. Flanders
of Tunbridge, Fred L. Dudley of Ran
dolph, NJ. j. Dickinson and T. S, Bohle OF
Burlington, Mrs. G. G. Austin of Plym-
outh, N. H., and Miss Ruth Carew Of Bal.
timore, Md. V. A. c. Gnstafson of New
York, G. r. Williams of Littleton, n. H.,
c. A. Murphy OF Plattsburg, n. Y, C. G.
Newton, w. p. Letter and G. G. Maynard
OF Burlington, n. p. Oliver of 81. Johns
bury, w. H. Little of Utica, N. j., J. G.
Whitney of Portland, Me- Herbert Goe
thai of Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
Saturday bargains at Abbott's.
nrnss Iininnr rhnan nf Eninht,r

SATURDAY bargains at Abbotts,
Dress Innings cheap at Knights.
Sixty drawer notion case S.. Knight
See those mark down coats at Abbott
Suits, underwear and shoes at the Uni
versalist vestry.-adv.
Children's tennis oxfords at Shea's Shoe
Store Saturday. ACC per pair.
Saturday only--Large fashlight, com.
plete, 81 regular $l,50 size. Lander
Cigar store.
Dance in Socialist hall Saturday, May
20. CAROLS orchestra. Admission, SOC !;
ladies free A good time for all
r. L. Follansby has returned to his
home in ST. Johnsbury, after passing sew
eral days in Barre on buusiness.
Two fast going teams in action at the
Berlin street grounds Saturday, May 20.
Italian A. c. VS.. Goddard seminary.
DR.. L. d. Martin left last night to at
tend the New England osteopathic con-
vention, to be held in Boston May 10 and
20.
Mary Pickford in "The Informer";
Matt Moore and Jane Gail in "Plot and
Counterpart and Fliver comedy, at the
adv.
Two evenly matched teams playing in
midseason form at the Berlin street
grounds, Saturday, May 90. Goddard vs..
the |. A. G.
See adj; Stock Of groceries and fixtures
TO be sold at auction sale at SIT North
Main street Tuesday, May %, at p. m.
B. P. Shadroui. O. H. Hale, auctioneer.
The membership committee of the
Board Of Trade are to begin Monday a
for members to that organiza-
lion and will call on those who have re-
,eived letters and others who have not.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
Auction Sale
at No. SIT, Corner of North Main
and Second SITS, Barre. VT, on
TUESDAY. MAY %
at 2 p. m.

Twill sell at public auction sale
all my stock of Groceries and
Store Fixtures, as above stated.
A part of the list is as follows:
Computing scales, cost S115;
cash register, cost $11O; l gift.
showcase; l SIT. and 2 smaller
ones; store heater and pipe, oil
tank, and other store fixtures;
also teas, coffees, cocoa of diff
ferent kinds, mustard, baking
powder, olive oil and Goldfish, dew
lied meats in cans, tomatoes,
beans, peas, soups, pineapple,
catsup, pickles by the can and
Jar, Jell-O, 100 pkgs.; red sal
mon by the can; Worlds soap,
Rabbits, Octagon, Ivory and
baby soaps, Grandmother's Soap,
1776 powder and other kinds of
powder; pkg. biscuits, 10 kinds
tea, cigars, tobacco, pipes. play
ing cards, lamp chimneys, tooth
picks, confectionery, nuts, all
kinds, gum for the gum chewer.
Moxie, Montpelier crackers, salt
and salt pork, beans, rice, BIB.
and 5-fb. pals Of lard, garden
seeds, brooms, oil cans, twine,
graduated sugar. corn meal,
cookies and dates, wine vinegar.
spaghetti in bulk. sardines. raj
sins, corn flakes, sugar corn. tai
cum powder, starch. stove black /
ing. matches and toilet paper.
Gene svcryhcdy and SCI What you want I
REMEMBER TIE DATE TUESDAY. NAY I
"a AZ 2 p. m a. fhe store formerly occupied
~ p. ". Nirhuas & Son. No. tlT North Main {
and Scocnd street
b. p. SHADROUI.
o. II. HALE, Auctioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
wEBSTERvILLE.

Six reels OF moving pictures in Palace
theatre this evening second episode of
Pathe's new serial, "Thc Red Circle; one
Charlie Chaplain comedy; a spectacular
Lubin feature in five acts, "The Gods
of Fate."-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
GRANITEvILLE.

The Broadway Universal feature,
Judy Forgot" in Gilbert's hall this
evening, also one comedy with Charlie
Chaplin. Coming tomorrow night, THE
Red Circle. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Man and wife TO work on farm
at once r. r. Labelle. Williamstown, VI !:
NJ. z. tel. 3si-22. 56tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1916.
The Weather

Cloudy tonight and Saturday; gentle
to moderate shifting winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19

wANTED-A capable man TO take part In
terest In a gbod mailing business good
chance for a person with small capital Ad-
dress by letter to Dept 2. P. o. box 4s6.
Barre. VT 56t3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19

FOR SALE--Blsck Morgan mare; weight
about 1925. Apply City Bakery. 5sn
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-15
BIG WINDJAMMERS ON
 WAY TO FISHERIES

Last of the Northwestern Fish cries Company's big cannery fleet left Seattle for the north a day or two ago, in tow of the big tug boat Goliah. The Benjamin F.. Packard and St. Paul, two wind hammers, the former bound for Nushagak and the latter for Cook Inlet, will be left to travel the sea on their own power after passing Cape Flattery.
 Both ships are famous as splen- did types of the clipper vessels that once made the Stars and Stripes famous all over the world. Like the other vessels of the Northwestern Fisheries Company's fleet, they have been kept in perfect condition and today are sound and staunch in every timber.
 Capt. Harry Bune, one of the fisheries company's veteran masters commands the Packard. Capt. Chris Jacobsen, who for a number of years has been mate on different ships in the company's fleet, has been promoted to the command of the St. Paul. As mate he proved one of the most competent and re- liable men in the company's ser vice.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-15
ALL ABOUT THE BOATS

Passengers leaving for the north on the AlKi yesterday afternoon were N. Fahlstrom, V. H. Mendel- shon, S. Longo, Gino Falols, for Juneau; c. M. Mcdonald for Pet ersburg; Guy E. Austin, John Thomas for Wrangell.
 The Jefferson got in early this morning from Seattle with the fol- lowing passengers for this city; L. H. Garry, Max Lerow, c. L. Feeling, Vim. Lewis, Lee Wallace. E. F. Moore, M. E. Robinson, R. F. Stanchfeld. Leaving northbound: c. W. Stockwell, Anchorage; Mrs. Mabel Shanda, Petersburg. The Jeff ferson came on through to unload freight and returned to Quadra lat CT, eighteen miles from here, then continued her trip north.
 The City of Seattle is, due here at 4:30 from the north.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-15
WAR CLOUD |S
 LOOMING UP DEPENDS ON THE REPLY THAT GERMANY WILL SEND TO
 WASHINGTON. !. PRESIDENT IS FIRM
Report Is Circulated That Diplo- matic Relations May
 Be Broken.

WASHINGTON, April 15-At the meeting of the cabinet yesterday. the previous decision arrived at to force an issue between Germany and the United States in reference to the sinking of the Sussex and submarine warfare in general, was re-affirmed unanimously; the Presi- dent declaring that he would give no points where our rights as a neutral nation were involved.
 There is a persistent report go- ing the rounds that on the receipt of the next German note, should it prove to be obstinate or refuses to grant our just demands, congress would give a notice of the sever ance of all diplomatic relations with Germany.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-15
ALASKA SCHOOLS GET IN.
(Post-Intelligencer.)

tFoSC-lntelllgencer.)
 The high schools at Douglas and Juneau, Alaska, have been fully ac- credited by the faculty of the Uni yersity of Washington acting on favorable recommendation cabled by Dr. Frederick W. Meisnest, head of the German department, from Ju- neau. pr. Meisnest was sent North ten days ago to inspect the two schools. No other Alaska high schools are on the accredited list. and no other university has grant ed admission to the students on the same basis as the accredited schools of the state. Juneau was formerly accredited by the University of Washington, but was dropped from the list.