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Evening journal., 1916-06-03
SPECIAL MUSIC FOR
Westminster CHURCq

In Westminster Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. Charles L. Candee.
minister. al the morning service to-
morrow. at 1890 o'clock. the double
quartet will sing Great Is the Lord
and Marvellous" by Diggle, and 20
Brothers. Lift Your Voices" by
Brackets and in the afternoon az Z
o'clock. 20 God. Thou Art My God.
hy Hosmer The organ numbers for
the day will be Grand Chorus" by
Spence Festival Postlude. by Sci
fert. "Chanson Triste" by Tschd-
kowsky, and "Postude.' by Harris.
The monthly conservation meeting
OF the Y. p S. c. r. viii be held in
chapel at Z O'Clock. "Thc Consecra-
tion Of Money" will be presented by l..
A Davis
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
PENTECOSTAL SUCCESS
At UNION NJ. {. Church

At Union NJ. f. Church the Pente-
sostal meetings during the week have
been very successful. The Revs. L. l..
McDougle and +. c. Sunfield have as
sisted the pastor.
Mr.. McDougle will preach tomor-
row morning. THE Coming Office and
Work of the Holy Ghost" is the
theme.
The Baraca class will have charge
Of the Epworth League at 6.45 o'clock.
The public service. at 730 o'clock. will
close the series Of Pentecostal meet
ings.
A junior choir has been organized
and will sing al the morning services.
Children"s Day will be observed Sun
day, June IL.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
ST. PAUEs MUSICAL PROGRAM.

The choir Of St Paul's r. c. Churc
will present the following program to-
morrow
II o'clock Romance. Krause;
Vidi AQuam. Peck; mass (St lo-
seph) Woigand: offertory. Ave Ma
ria, Webber; baritone solo Joesph
harrington march, Pontifcale.
Becker.
7.30 o'clock--Andantino in p Flat.
Lowden: Vespers No / in G. Rose
wig: magnifcat Millard; regina
Coeli, Gloria; O'Salutaris. soprano
solo. Bassini Mrs. Jean Ogle Nc
Gillen: Tautum Ergo, Du Mouchel; {;
postlude selected
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
DR.. WATT IN Grace
PULPIT TOMORROW
Will Preach in Morning; DR..
Randolph Preacher in
the Evening
SPLENDID MUSIC
BY ORGANIST MORGAN

The Rev. Or. Watt superintendent
OF the Wilmington district, will be
the preacher at Grace Church on Sun
day morning. Dr. Randolph will be
in Dover, where he will lecture on
Shakespeare on Saturday night and
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class Of the Will
mington Conference Academy on sun
day morning.
lAt the evening service Dr. Ran
dolph will preach the second in the
sermons on "The immortal Fisher
man." The subject will be Scotch
Andrew. the Plain Heroic Breed" In
this series OF Sunday evening ad-
dresses DR.. Randolph is presenting
the human nature OF the saints. as
illustrated in the first disciples OF the
Man of Nazareth These are brief and
interesting sketches OF the Apostles.
Norris c. Morgan viii present a fine
program of music at both services. In
the morning the following members
will be played Organ prelude. Largo
from XerXos Handel; professional,
For All the Saints. Barnby. anthem
o Worship the Lord. Watson; offer
tory duet, Guide Me. o Thou Great
Jehovah. Won Flotow; contralto solo
by Mrs. Eleanor Grton Henry; organ
postludo. Grand Chorus. Dubois
Tn the evening. organ recital
Prayer and Intermczzo. Mascagni. AL
legro con mote. Smart: Melodie Mos
kowski; professional. Jerusalem. the
Golden. Bernard Of Cluny: anthem
The King of Love My Shepherd Is
Shelley; onertory solo. Who is This
Man? Possini, anthem, In Heavenly
Love Abiding, Holden; organ postlude
March Solenelh Gulmant
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
Interesting PROGRAM
FOR MADELEY Church

Special services have been arranged
for Nadeley NJ +. Church tomorrow.
John Ford will lead the class meeting
at $50 o'clock. At 1890 o'clock the
pastor, the Rev. E. H. Collins. will
preach on THE Baptism of the Holy
Ghost The Baraca class meets at
$3.50 o'clock. Children's Day will be
observed Sunday, June IL. The Ep-
worth devotional service will be held
at 715 o'clock tomorrow, and at 745
o'clock the popular praise service. In
the evening the pastor will preach on
"Why Are th People Not Saved?
Evangelistic services will follow.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
TMILIGHT sERYICE.

In McCabe Memorial Church. Cor
ner Twenty second street and Boule-
ward. the Rev. James w, Easley, pas
tor. services for Sunday will be as
follows: 1890 o'clock. reception OF
members and the holy communion;
$50 o'clock. first Of twilight SER
vices for the summer. with music. spe-
cial and congregational singing "The
Enrichment Of one Talent" will be the
sermon subject William P White and
his choir will sing special music.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE.

At the Christian and Missionary AL
lance tomorrow, prayer and testimony
meeting at $50 o'clock Communion
and preaching at 1890 o'clock; preach
ing at 7.45 o'clock: theme for morn
ing. Seeing the Glory Of Cod" and
in the evening, THE Sin of Wordli-
ness"
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
CONQUEST OF america
DR.. HOLLOWAY'S theme

AT Second Baptist Church tomorrow
at 1890 o'clock. the minister, the Rev.
Thomas P. Holloway. ID. D., will
preach on "The Conquest of Amer
ica" The evening preaching will be-
gin at 7.45 o'clock. The Causes Of
Christs Enduring Power" will be the
minister's subject
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
PASTOR WILL SPEAK ON
makers OF SUNSHINE

At Brandywine NJ E. Church thu
Rev " p Northrup. pastor. the SER
vices tomorrow will begin with the
class meeting at $50 o'clock. At
1890 O'Clock there will be communion
service. Epworth League meeting at
$50 o'clock. Preaching by the pastor
at 73O o'clock, subject. Makers of
Sunshine"
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
GREENHnL SERVICES.

In Greenhill Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. services will be as follows:
At 1045 o'clock. sermon by the Rev.
William Crawford. on the subject,
"The Promises Of God" Y. p. S. c. E.
at o'clock. William Peoples. leader;
prayer meeting IS held on Wednesday
night
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
AnYENrIsTs, SERVICES.

IN the First Seventh Day Adventist
Church Howland and Clayton streets.
the order OF services is as follows:
Prayer meeting every Friday night at
O'Clock; Sabbath school every Sat
nrday at II o'clock; young peoples
meeting at o'clock The Rev NJ. G..
Whitemarsh is pastor
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
kINGsNOOn sERyIcEs.

AT Kingswood NJ. e. Church, Four
teenth and Claymont streets, the Rev
L. M Broadway. pastor, services to-
morrow viii be as follows. $50
O'Clock. class meeting, led by w. A.
DeCorse; 1890 o'clock. preaching: :
O'Clock. Sunday school. with The SUI
perintendent. S. IT, Pippin. in charge;
$50 O'Clock. Epworth League; 7.30
O'Clock the Ushers Union will wor-
ship in a body and the pastor will
nreach
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
I. A. NJ. E. CHURCH PROGRAM.

In the U. A. NJ. f. Church, French
street, near Twelfth. the Rev. S. P.
Sheppard, pastor, Sunday services will
be as follows 1910 o'clock. sermon
by pastor on the subject, THE City;
1890 o'clock. class meeting; 7.3O
o'clock. preaching by the pastor
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
CHILDREN's DAY OBSERVANCE.

Services in First Swedish NJ. E.
Church. Eleventh and Heald streets, to-
morrow. will be as follows; Morning
sermon at 1890 O'Clock. Bible school
meets at 10 o'clock. Evening service by
the Bible school, when Children's Day
will be observed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
TIM cine &oHmmn9
1rmer.

Mm 8. Stunt, als Die bei6en &on=
bente in Chicago bereits in Sbatig=
felt tparen, IieB Gbeo6ore &ooieDeH
befannt geben, er mur6e ii6 bortbtn
begeben, utpen1t Die rep1bltfami9e
@onpention SEN 8uni9 m%1Siprade,
ibn at boren." - 9ie geimmte
Notwithstanding ipra@ ie6o@ 6ie=
fen 8umi@ midt o1ts, un6 10 gingen
6enn sic Dinge ibren Gong, bon
porneberein 6araa1f mtgelegt, Sen
ieB1tberriiden Sabnenfli@tigen 6es
SSobres 1912 p0Qig a,1s3,1i@ei6en.
Muf sic @eite geldobem sic bebor-
iteben6e Mie6erlage Dor @ugen, per'
Tor @ooiepelt ponfig Ben &opf, na@'
Dem fein @ori6log, onftat ieiner
m0ge n1an 2o6ge bon Moiia6nietts
sic Momination geben, bertporfen
mor6en por. Cont bdtte er nie-
mails Sen Seller begongen, ii4 bon
Sem @onbent Ser bon ibm inS Do=
Elm gerufenen Bartei m1f1teaen 5u
lolien, 1111r lint Damn, 11a9oem in Der
@%eriommll1ng Ser &epublifmer Die
@iirfeI gefanen tporen> Sic Slinte
ins @orr at tperfen un6 feimen Mn=
b6ngern 6ie bittere @mtauidnng gu
bereitetL bob al lire 8emiibungen
uno 0pfer umlonit moretr.
8or er nidt geiotrten, als Gmbrer
ser 6ritten Hortei BEL 6ieier a11s5u=
barren, gart3 gleid melde @ntidei-
oung I'M republifanii@en &onpend
fiel, 10 ml1Bte ct 51triidtreten> ebe 6ie
8rogreiiipen ibm Die Mominotion
5ugelproden botten. Das nodtrdg'
Ii9 at tbltr, NOR elmer bon 6e1 un-
ber5eibliden Seb1ern, 6ie iiber 6os
fernere offentlide 2eben bon Stoots'
mdnrtern 11r6 Bolititern gu entidet'
Sen pflegen. @etm es nod zines 8e'
tpeiies beourft fat, bob Ser Ser1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
Mmo tut erit re1t.
uSS6r lueif't sic @anb 5rriid, Sic man
Gmh btetet?

rSbr meii't sic @anb 5uriid, Sic man
Gmd btetet?
Stun mobl, es lei = feim 5rteoens-
ppridlag ntebr!
1tno ob bas 9ramie &rtegsiptel meiter
,piitbet,
etarf mie sic Giien,uanb itebt
9entidlanbs Seer.
j311m Sieg nnb &mbm eilt 9entid=
lambs i1tnse Tlotte,
8emabrt mn6 tre1t befnnben int &C.
fedt,
81 @rokbritamniens Sdanbe mnb
@eipptte,
1tn6 nun eft red5t!"
Ser &an5ler iprad's: uSett baQem
uir Bic 9anoe :.
11nb i@lagem mod etnmal 10 u1td)tt9
6rein,
9es be1ti6en &plfs @e61tlb lit NUN
at Cube,
@ir baltem b1rd 1tr6 ieken MQes etn.
@ir firdte11 nidt Ben SOB mnb nidt
Ben Senfel
M1td nidt Sen 9nm9ertemfel, 1mge=
idnwadt
3iebn luir 6ent Sieg entgesen obne
3meifel,
l1ub nun erit redtW
Sic beirse Tlamme beutider Sci
mat6sltebe
stablt 1tnire @er5en, trotenb film
6em Sob;
9es bemtiden &olfes Strait inn
&fsetriebe
SCENT n,1r bas cine, madttge @ebot:
u@ir mii1en iiegen unb uir merbem
fiegen"
1tmb ob ser Teinb iid mod 10 iebr
erfredt,
@@pn lieet er fraftlos tit ben lekten
3igen,
11n6 u1t1t eel Il red]t!W
@idt lei berseblid, ntdt nmiomf se-
flofea
Ser tapf'ren @elbeni6bne ebles Slut,
e.. M,n a.. N0:I(o r. E"4@hH Soft
entidlpfen
Mlbemtidlanb fit iein beites, bDd=
ites Gut;
TTiair's &aterlanb, fit feline @eimatb=
berbe
11nb fit bas gauge meuidlide Sc
idledt,
9luf bas im bieler @elt es 5riebe
mer6e,
1tnb NUN eft red)t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

sic gan5e Mooernilierlsng Sapa11s
unb feline Mnerfemur1g alS cine Den
anoeren glei6beredtigte @robma@t
lid in oe1n fur5e11 3eitraume bon
fiinf5ig Sabren poa5ogen baben, 10
mag audi oiele aiiatiide Monroeoof=
trim unter iupaniider Hflege 1o5uz
laqen iiber 9eodt in sic Sbm l1ngez
1ebt lperoen, unb Sos @eipenit Der
qelben @efabr urploblid 2eben uno
8eltalt getpinnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
Mienan6 funn uts im1erli9 be
freien, a1s mir elbit.
Cure Ginsemeibe ionten fid einnaal
1eS Saaes leerett.

Gine freie letdte 8etpegrng Der
@ingepei6e je6er Sag lit ein 3ei@en
BON gutter @eilnn6beit. ST.. Sings
Mere 9ebenspinen bringer Gr@ Ell
mem miI6ert Iaratiber gffeH obne
@neifen nno befreien @1er @pitem
bon 8l11tpergiftunget, retntgen @uer
Slut beieitigen 11nber6a1li@feit Unto
baben etner a1tsge3etdnet itdrfen6en
gffeft auf Dos gat3e @pitem. Madt
@11d) tpie6er Ieben6 fiiblen. Sour 25f
Bel Mpotbeferr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

Die amtlide eneliide stattitif BE-
3iffert Sen @ertb 6eS 6eutiden 81
qenthums i'm @roBbritannien oui
$40 Miuionen Collar nn6 Sen englt=
lden @egentpertb in 9e1tidlano aui
$50 Miniqnen Dolar. Die Stattitit
flbrt einer ein5elnen 6e1ttiden 8eiit
i'm @ertbe bon fiinf1rn65tpan5ig Ml=
Iionen Douar anf.... Ser SaB Der
gngIanoer gegen sic 9eutiden miro
6ur9 oermtige 3oblen immer letd'
ter peritdr6Ii@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
en- BEN &amaleien @nrppas ieier

Sm sen &an5leien @nropas ieien
Sic Ser. 5toaten nie 10 reipeftiert
tpor6en, tpie %bel1t5utage, bebarptet
Gbomas Melion Sage, amerifantider
8otldufter i'm &om. Benn 9err
Sage einet 8lid in Ole amtltden
2on6oner &apierforbe gemorfen bat-
tie, in tpelderr Die 8aibtngtoner Mo=
ten un1 4roteite ruben, tpiir6e ct iid
mobrideinli6 ettpas borft9tiger aus.
ge6ruM baben.
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8ieber ein 8ritenfes 51tr Gee.

xOteoer e1H SIuehIte9 dAt VT.
Ser Seem gorfer Mr5t 9r. @6uar6
&oIlod, ser iiber SOS militdrpfli@-
tige Sitter ldngit binm1s if, at6 ME
mails ge6ient fat, nebenbet 8iirger
Ser Ser. @toaten 1T uno nit eirem
BaB t%poblperfeben >par, lit oaf Ser
&eiie nod feiner 0iterreidiiden Set
motb bon 6em bonGn6ii9en Dampfer
Mierttp Mmiter6am nad &irfpan &C.
1dleppt tpor6en. Mm barf geipanrt
fem, tpos @oibingto11 GIT 6teiem Men-
i9enra11b iagen miro. gis iebt bot
man nod nidts gebort. Mber biel'
leidt lit man Biz 5rm &erbit 10 tpeit,
6oB in ser M%ngelegenbeit cine Mote
nod 2ort6on geben fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

gefubrt tpor6en ols ser @rieg, ben
Stalien gegen 0eiterrei6 flbrt. 9e
5olgen iin0 ni@t ousgeblieben. Cos
obnebin ni9t rei6e 2an6 lit unter
Sen u%ngebeuern 9a1ten 6es &rieges
immer mebr berarmt. Stalien bot
muir Elm beideine @iittenin61titrie. @s
muBte 6e5balb, als feline 8orratbe er>
id0pft tporen @affen un6 Mnnition
in england uno 6ranfrei@ faufen>
un6 melde 8rei1e mo ibm 6afmr be,
re9net baben mag, fann mon 1i6
nngefabr boriteqen, penn man lth
erinnert, mel6e Breile gnglano 1i9
fir feline &oblen bot 5ablen laiien.
@or Bent @riege batte Ialien cine
lebbofte Musfubr nad 0eutidlano
unb Selterrei9. @eine Irem6enin-
6u1trie tpa1r6e 5um groben Gbeil bon
9eutiden unterbalten. 9eute liegt
lie bro9. 9ie Musfubr itodt, uno
6as 2an6 miro immer armer, muB
ober trobbem 6es @rieges tpegen im-
mer b0bere stel1ern 5ablen.
9a5u fommen Die ungebeuren
Spfer an Menidenleben, bie Stolien
i'm eriten ariegsiabre bat bringen
miiiien. Die flint Sion5oidlohten
geb0ren gu Sen bIutigiten Sdlodten
oes gon5en &rieges, un6 pas man
geleegntlid iiber Ole italieniiden Ser
lutte geb0rt fat, tpor MIR Elm fleiner
EbeiI Ser @elammtperluite. &u4 in
oieier Be3iebung lift 6oS italienii@e
@olf bon ieiner &egierung idper ge=
tauldt tpor6en. @erluitlilten lino
niemols ber0ffentlidt moroen. Sic
@ertpunoeten bnt man nod iol6en
2an6estbeilen gebradt, 100 tie bon
Ser 8epolfer11ng 1eidt ferngebolten
per6en fonnten, beion6ers bon ienem
Sbeil ser 8eb0lferung, Ser ii@ MIR
tpi6ertpiuig an Ben &rieg getpobnt
batte. 8ie tpeit ser @adfolger go
lm6ros geneigt lit, 6ieie Sduidungs=
politif fort5uieben, muB obge1partet
tperoen. @erm er gut beratben lit,
iagt er ii6 bon ibr Los, fldrt Die ge-
p0Iferlng iiber sic Gage ouf uno
felt ibr 6os meitere anbetm.
Stalie1 lit 6em gn6e ieiner 2ei=
ltungsfabigfeit beoenflt@ nabegefom-
men. @eine finan5iellen Silfsmittel
iino erid0pft, fem @irtbidaftsleben
liegt i9tper 6arnie6er, ur6 ie6er neue
sieg Ser Seiterreider bringt es arh
bem mi1it6riiden 3uiammenbru4
nGber. Mn 6ielem Stan6e Ser 0inge
miro ou9 bos neue Miniiterium
ni6ts 4n6ern. Sala16ra bat INN Ell
ne b0ie grbidaft %binterlaiien, unb
fir StaIien tpGre es 6os 8eite, uem
sic ne11e &egierung iid in @ien nod
6en Srieoensbe6ing1ngen erfun6igte.
Son ieinen @erbiin6eten bot es ridts
mebr at ertporten. 9ie beoirfen
ielbit ser @iIfe un6 tparen frob, pern
StaIier irget16mo einipringen fonrtte.
Die groBen @offnungen, Die tie m1f
Sen MnidI1tB Stolie1rs geiett botten,
baben file cine nod Der anoerer BE-
graben miiifen. ltno 10 bot SStalien
NIT oen @offm1ngen tbun miiiiet, Die
es ouf feline @erbiin6eten gefett bot
tie. sic iinb alio quilt unb boben
iid g%egenieitig 1tidts oor5atperfen.
Treili6 lit StaIien 611r@ @ertrog ge-
bnrben, feinen @on6erfrieoen etn5u-
gebert orlein iiber @ertrage lit SSto-
Iien ia nod nienrals geitolpert.
sStoIien pfeift outs Bent Iebten God
nn6 lie miuiger 6os re11e miniiteriatm
fi@ 6ieier @rfenntnib u11tertpirft,
6eito beiier miro es fir Stolien fem.
@s bot feline Soh' o1f nidts geiteM
nno perIoren; bat iid ouf England
perIaiien un6 bm idtper 6afir biiben
miii1p1.
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observation-disclosures Mm=
9riTe.

y3os @olf perlangt 6rie0en, mie
e5 nod ME 5r1por nod Srie6en Der=
langt bat." Mit 6ieien @orten lei
tet ser u2abour 2eaoer" ei11en Ser
id)drflten Mngriffe Elm, Sic mabrer1o
Ser &riegsmonate gegen 6ie Nolitif
oes &obinetts Msquitb geridtet nor
oen iino. 9as engliide 8latt ger
it0rt nit u~nbarmber5iger Sano Die
Don ser engliiden &egierung in Die
@elt geiette 2egen0e, 0ab @roBbri=
totu1ien MIR sur @ertbei6igung Der
perlebten Neutralitat 8elgienS 5um
Sdlmerte gegriffen babe un0 i6lel1=
0ert SEN &riegsbetern oie folgenoen
Anflogen ms @eitdt: @ir m11Bten,
oaB ENGLAND 6urd gebeime @ertrage
perpflidtet tpar, gong nnobbangig
bon 8elgien, ant &riege tbeil5uneb=
men. @ir mubten> 6ab Sic englii6e
Nolitif ser lettpergangenen 5tpolf
Sabre 9eutidIan6 5um 9lusbm1 iei=
ner @ebrfroft getrieben batte. Wtr
puBten, oaB eS uGmt" mar, bonn
Sample fir ste 0emofrotii6e 6rei=
beit gu ipreden NIT 6em in graniam=
lter> plutofrati1Geiter 6orm regterten
RuBlaf6 als 8%erbiinoeten. Wir muB<
ten en6ltd, 6oB Sic biitorii6e @roB-
britannierS itets 0arauf be6a@t ge-
melen mor, Sic europaiiden Notio=
nen in 5mei @ruppen 5u ipolten. Ser
arieg bal1ert iett fat 5pei Sobre,
ltno obgleid 6ie &egiertng tire Mb-
iidten peridleiert> iiedert 0ie @obr=
felt 6o6 angiam 6ur9, un6 mir er=
f%en1e1, DOB SOS @n65iel 6es &am=
pies sic grun6iabli@e @%erleugru11g
ser 8etpeggriin6e 1T, Die mir in ben
&rieg ge5ogen lt1ro.
@eim gegirn 6es &rieges 5ogen
Sa11ien6e bon bodber5igen Mannern
int @eilte bon &reu5fabrern aus, I'm
6os 8elgien getbone 1tnredt GIT ra=
d)en, nno tint ser @eredtigfeit nno
ser Demofratie in europa at ibrem
&edte 5n berbeIfen. l1n6 pas iebe1'
mir iett? DoB sic engliide Daroo=
neuenerpeoition ouf @runo zines
l1ebereinfommens 5wii6en England
uno Tranfrei6 u1ternommen m1troe,
lint @onitontinopel Sen &uiien 81 &C.
ben. l1n6 6afir muBten 100000
@ngIdn6er ibr SLUT laiien! Das
lebte MaI, 6aB cine englii@e @rmee
in europa tdmpfte, geidab eS, I'm
&uBlm6 o1 ser 8eiibergreifl1no
&onitantinppels GIT berbin6ern. Sebt
fdmpfen engliide @oIoaten, obne gu
miifem, tpar11m, fir @uBlan6, I'M
ibm oas 81 geben, tpofiir lire Softer
ibr SLUT bergolien baben. No@ eine
onoere 0Henbar11ng Ser 3iele eng
Ian6s nn6 ieiner 8erbin6eten tp11r6e
uns Dor fur5em. Cir Mrtb11r @banS
iagte uns, 6aB Sn6iers &beilnabme
om @riege 6a6ur6 errei@t tplroe,
baB man linn fir Sen Sal 6es @ie-
ges groBe gtreden 2an6es in Sol
matien, Sit@Oelterret6 ltn6 &arrten
5uiommen nit 6er froatiiden Snielr
NIT elmer 611r6a1s ilabil6m 8epol-
ferlng beriprod)en babe. Wir Der.
liedyerten uns alio Stoltens Si1fe 5u1
v8efrei1tng Der fleinen Mationen,
in6em mir nrs perpflidteten, SStalier
@0lfer b%onltan0ig frem0en nr:
iprnngs at iiberanttporten. nn1ert
@ol6oten miiiIen Sen StoItenern bel'
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-31

ton of Massachusetts, this insect would
probably never have become serious.
The blister rust disease, which was
first imported into Vermont on nursery
stock from Massachusetts,, is known to
occur in two or three localities in the
state. State Forester Halves, however,
has had these carefully inspected for sew
eral years and the disease is practically
under control. If the proposed appro-
priation is secured from Congress there
should be no difficulty in graduating the
disease at an early date, and making the
raising of white pine safe investment,
so far as this disease is concerned. 1t is
comparatively easy to combat the dis
ease because ii cannot spread from pine
TO pine, but must go from pine to cur
rant or gooseberry and then back to
pine. BY preventing the growth of black
currants, the favorite host of the dis
ease, big step can be taken towards its
eradication. Indications are that there
will be more forest planting in Vermont
than usual the coming spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the special coat values at Alb
bolts.
James Scott is spending a week with
| friends in Boston.
The parliamentary law class viii meet
in Aldrich hall Monday night, Jan. 81,
at 1880; lesson, page So to part three.
Mrs. j. f. Caswell of West street left
the city last evening for Boston, where
she expects to make an extended visit
with relatives.
Adiutant +. ]. Young of the Salvation
Army corps left last night for Spring
| field, Mass, where he is to remain for a
business visit of several days
w. r. McFeeters of Enosburg Falls,
who came here to attend the prohibition
local option debate in the opera house
last night, left later for Boston, after
passing the week end at Hotel Barre.
AT G Murray street Saturday evening
at o'clock, Miss Kathryn Fraser and
John Smith were married by Rev. Edgar
Grassland, pastor of the First Presbyte
rian church. Only relatives and intimate
friends of the bride and groom witnessed
the marriage and after the ceremony
there was wedding supper and informal
reception. Mr., Smith is a granite cutter
by trade and the couple win reside in
Barre.
f. F. Hanson of Belfast, Me, editor of
the Waldo County Herald, who partici-
pated in debate on prohibition and To-
cal option in the opera aouse last even
ing, left this morning for Boston, after
passing a few days at Hotel Barre. Ed
tor Hanson viii visit in Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire before returning to
Maine. DR.. Clarence T. Wilson of To-
peka, KAN, who argued prohibition in
the debate, will remain in Vermont sew
eral days. Sunday morning he spoke in
the Methodist church at Montpelier and
has number of other speaking engage
ments to fill before he leaves the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Notice! All kinds OF stove repairs at
In. A prindle g. Co.'S. Pearl street.
| First rehearsal Montpelier Choral so
ciety city hall, Montpelier, Tuesday, Feb.
l, s p. M.
| Editor Howard P. Hindley of the Rut-
land Herald was in the city last evening
to attend the debate in the opera house
on the local option and prohibition is
sues.
Concert and dance. Rowland hall,
Tuesday evening. Feb. Is, under the pat
ronage of the Young Peoples Dramatic
esociety of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd. CAROLS orchestra. Concert at 5.
Dancing at $500. adv.
Dartmouth men of Vermont are to
have their annual banquet and business
meeting in Barre this year, according to
arrangements practically completed by
the committee. There are more than 200
Dartmouth graduates in the state and it
is expected that upward of 100 will be
present at Hotel Barre, where the ban
quet ia to be held on the evening OF
March 8. A Friday night was reserved
for the annual event to permit the at
tendance of Dartmouth graduates who
are teaching school.
Erwin Beds with its story of the
consequences which follow the mistake
made by an inebriate in getting into the
wrong fiat. was the attraction at the
opera house Saturday afternoon ana
evening. There was a air-sized matinee
audience and again in the evening the
play was fairly well patronized and the
players literally applauded Lacking
none of the perquisites which secured for
Barre theatregoers such an excellent
presentation Of the piece last season, the
company Saturday was one of more than
ordinary merit. The players were reg
istered at Hotel Barre Saturday and Sun
day, leaving last night for long en-
in ottawa, Ont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Come to Vaughan's Monday evening.
See the children's wash dresses at Alb
bolts.
Tuesday, Feb. Is, is the date and How
land hall the place, where the dancing
people of Barre will have good time
adv.
Thomas Carroll, jr.. of North Main
street has returned from business trip
through New York state in the interests
of Brown, Carroll & Co.
H. M. Farnham, the horseman will
hold his next t54th) big combination
sale at his stables in Montpelier on Fri
day, Feb 4. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Sixteen fresh horses, recently in from
the West. He has eight or 10 good, sery-
iceable second hand horses of his own,
lots of commission horses, cows, har-
nesses, sleds, and big closing out sale
of horse blankets. c. +. Smith, auc-
tioneer.