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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
Scmufratiidlc @pmfereus.

Cine &onferell5 Ser Ienlofrate1
oes 5lpeiten aongrebhe5irts miro
biernnit sur Iagullg i'm @ptcl Ia-
pelrport i'll Davenport, al1f 3ienstag,
Den %. Sarltar 1916 nm 9 llbr
9sad)mittags e%inberllfen.
Die Gralioente n=Erimarmabl miro
am 10. April itattfinoen ltno 9cle=
oatelt lll1o Stellpertrcter nilllen ibre
Getitionelr bi1terlegel1 llllp. lllro in
Der Grllliarpabl erlpablt, merben.
Die Organization bes Soma De-
l1ncratie Stub in Dielen1 &pllgreBbe=
5irf lolte al1dl int bieier Geriamm=
llll1g pollenbet lper0en. Mltd) Die
moglihe1 &anoi0aten fir 3elegaten
sur Mationalfplloentioll i1 ct. 2ol1is
meroem lpabridyeinli6 in oieier Son.
feren5 ~belprod)en lperben.
Gielc aroere Mngelege1beite1 mer,
ben pabrid)einlid III Der aonferens
sur sprafe fpmn1el1.
SEER Marid, Weitglieo oes Der1p=
frotiid)en 9Satiollalfornitcs, Goriise1
GepnplOs pom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fpn1ite ltnO @err Merebith gertretet
ocs Soma Democratic Glllb lpcroer
Der &onferen5 beimoblten.
gs meroen feine Spe5ial- gi11la-
oungelr allsgelanot meroerL aber je=
Der Gemofrat Oes 5meiten &o1,grcb=
be5irfs tit b%iernnit sur Ibeilnabme
oil Der &onferen5 eingelaben.
Iie Gountpuorliser llnO bic 9re-
Observation-Disclosures iiao 5lt oiele1
gall5 Defenders ei1gelaoen.
Moglid,ermeile merOen Mom1i11atip.
llcn belprpd)en meroen.
gnf M%noronllng oes Staats Sen.
tralz&nmites
M III Ii It u. NaIlufi
MitalieO Oes Staats- Gerrtralfomlites
fitr Ben 5lpeiten &prgreBbe5irf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
sl1ts bcu SeIoe Scr YuIitif.
Jreo @ernellti,1 il. BOZ, oen @rulo-
elacntDltnsbGnolcrn oils Ml0er-
man at large in Goridlag
gebrad)t.
Soblt IS. @olters als &aloioot ais
Moerman Der 2. @arO.

Sll Der porgeItern Mhcllo inn Cont
nlcrclal Glltb abgebaltenen sSabres=
p%crlamm1lnng Ser @rlt1ocigclttbums
balloler ser Stabt Davenport mtroe
Serr SreS gserneilti1l it, ein Mfit=
glleo Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON
Gltbl nlb Mernentill begeiltert ais
&anoioat fir Nloernlan at large in
Sorldlag gebrad5t.
Gs mlroen @elddiiile allsellom-
men, Sen 5taotratl1 SIT eriltdyel1, Die
WSain nno Sarriion Strabe telt pila=
lterll SIT laiien. Gin &omite miro
Dem Staotratb III oieler @iniid)t 9e=
rlGt c~rItattelr. Die nod oem 9anfett
porgellon1mG1e @ean1tcmabl 5eitig-
te fulgenoes &elnltat:
4rali0ent - sSreo g. 4sboenir.
@i5cpraiioent-I. @erllentin, Sr.
5efretar : Shatlreiiter 60.
SaIlnlnlt.
Snbn IS. @olters.
SpDl1 W. Molters Doll Ger Sirnln
Don @olters luio @illrids miro noi,
%sablreidleu MSblerll Ser 5peitell
@ar0 beltiirmt, Sic oGmofratiide 9to=
mination ais Mlocrn1al1 ser 5neiten
@arS bel Ser H%rinnarmabl I'M sSebrll-
at SIT iltd,en. @err @plters bat Dor
laufia nod feinen gntid)ll1B gefaBt.
IS lit mabr|dseinlid), BOP Der gegen=
martlse Nlberman Mpeller bon Der
5%lpeiten 8arb iid] INN @ieoerfpabl be-
merben miro. Slt Ser i%iinften @aro
1tebt al,f republifaniider Settle ein
lebbafter &aI1pf in Ser 9rimarpabl
bepor. 81. g. Wf. Rabem fat 1i6 be-
reits als &a1lbibat ~allgen1eloet. Gin
artoerer &anoi0nt loM Ser %gegentpar-
ttge alderman @atcrman BON Ser 5.
Maro lein, meld)er lid, l1ln 0ie gtu=
animation bemiiben miro. sluBeroem
p%erlalltet aus gutter Suelle, DaB nod)
5mei, meitere &al1oiouten altf republic
faniider Seite allftreten lperoe1. Die
Namen 0ieier &anoioaten mer0en
porlanfig gebeim gcbalte1. Mnf Sc
lmpfratild}er Settle ipQ SEER @ert
&apes plallelt, itd I'M bie Mon1ina=
tom SIT betperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
6amilp s1eatcr.

Sim beutigen Gage feiern Sic ae=
gellpartigen giaentbiimcr oes So
r1llp 1leaters Den erlten S~abrestag
Der l%1ebernabn1e oes Spielboules
aus oielem slnlalle babel1 sic 81
gentblmer es lid, nidt nebn1el1 lal-
len, ELM b%eioltberes feltlides Gro=
gralnm fir Den belltigen Gag 51 bie.
ten. @ir per1peilen u~lniere 2eler aui
Die Mnfiinoiguna ser Seitl1ng See
6an1ilp 5beaters an aroerer 5teu{
oes 8lattes. gigent6iitner iino bit
9erren Mittelbuider uno @ebrens.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
8cidaftisc 5cncr,ucbr,
@iro nod bier 8ral,oen gerltfen
syunilie bon Geo. @osfep
pbDad)lps.

Sie T%ellerpebr mltroe 9elterl
M.adpnittag I'M sos ltbr llad) Ben
Sallie no. 2529 @oics Strabc ecrlt.
fen, lppielbit allf bisber ll~nallfgeflar-
tc @eiIe sSeltcr in elmer eilltDdiaeu
l@iltte aus Sad)merf cntltano. Ier
al1gerid)tctc SdMbcn miro bonn Tell-
cnpebrd,ef auf $4,000 geid)ast.
Ginen Sdmoe1 bon i%d)a1ungsruci=
lc $500 rid)tete eit sseuer OH, oos
fl1r5c 3cit nod bier llhr int ocn1 eill=
ltodigen aus SOILS gcballten &alls=
boot boz, George @asfep an 1Sllbe
Scr Mprtlc Strabe alf ser @itp SIS
lallo cntltano. Ias @altsbopt wllroe
Gin Mallb Scr Tlammen. MltBer oel,
@allsbaltllngs9cgenitanOen llno 500
.bcll1 pcrhralll1te al,d) ein 9iano. Ser
@erlllir lit nift gegen Iellerid)aoell
1lnO @asfcD's 6anlilie mar
oboaflos. Nad}born nabn1en iidl Ser
sSanilie on.
l1m SOP llbr lpltroe Die 1Seller=
luebr nod Sem &alie bon s.. 2od=
luooo in No. 513 @rulpn StraBe &C.
%rlfell, muielbit ollrd) cine i~iberbei5te
Sfcnrobre Teller entitatoen mar.
Ger Sd)aoen lit gerillg.
Tim halb l1eltl1 llbr ml1roe bie
Tellcrrpegr llad1 BENT Saltie bon 9ell
&l1tge III 9o. 1850 Sanep Strabe
.alarn1irt, lpoielblu Ser Sdornitein in
Sra1o g%eratbcl NOR. Ser Sdaoer
lit g~eringfiigig. e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
Sur letten Mn6c.
&eimrid S gtueben.

y. I I ".
Inter 5ablreider @etbeiligung Fat
geltern Nadmittag INN 5tpei l1br Sic
geeroign11g BON Serrn @einrib s.
'stlleben bonn Srauerbaule, SEQ, 313
Gaines StraBe, aus altf oem Jair-
mount 6rieobof itatteeiunoen. SEER
Ssbannes &roeger leitete oell 1ral,=
ero1enlt i'm Saule n1o arf oem1rie6=
'bofe. Sargtrager marell sic Serre1,
Sobn MaB, slo. Cabins, Suergen
grlegee, Sobn Sdmi0t, Sobn gb=
lert 11no Jrib Shroeoer.
5rau Sobannes Strob=
bebn.
gom Srallergauie i, SEQ. 1902 @el1
Elealant StraBe, fat geitern Mad.
mittag Inn 5pei l1br sic 9eeroigunq
Don Strait Sobanna Strobbebn an
Dem Safbale 6rieobof ltattgefun6en
Ealtor Carl 6plterman,1 leitete ser
srauergottes6ienit I'M @auie nno al,
Dem 6rieobof. Sargtrager iparen oi,
9erren Eeter GbriitianielL otto Gel
ling, George &ruie, Sobn Magel
9enrp Mobr uno Sans arogmann
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14

II have always believed" he said.
shat a druggists. first duty is to the
health of his customers. / tell my peo.
pie frankly that a safe, gentle, mex
pensive laxative, such as Rexall Order
lies. kept in the home, will pay the big
gest dividends Of any investment ever
made. I recommend 1t as the best
family laxative, because it is put up
in tasty candy tablet form that appeals
to men, women and children alike, and
is as delightful and pleasing to take as
it is healthful.'
@ir baben Oas ausidlieBlide Ser.
faufsrem fir bieies m1sge5eihnete
Sarirmittcl. Trobe=@r0Be 10 Gents
Carl p. Schlegel.
no as.e@ sa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
Greeliior Mifle glub.

Sn Der borgeitern abgebaltenen
SSabresperl anmlung 0es grceliior
&ifle Glubs murben Sic folgenben
9eamte1 erwablt:
Graiioent 90. s.. @oib.
Gi5eprdiioent - S. Stro6bebn.
Sefretdr e. S. 3enfmann.
5dabmeiiter Girls. Sanien.
Captain - 6ranf 8erg.
Die folgenoen SduBreiultate muir
Den er5ielt:
10 5duBideibe, moglid, $50. ~
6. Saltlen 245; s. S. Denfmar 245;
Il. g. @ilIon 24O, gmil Berg 240;
5ronf @erg 239.
3-Shnb, moglid, rs. c. 6. S.
9enfmal1 "a; gnil Berg 10; 8.
Sa1ien 10; II. 9. @ilion 20; Jrdn1
9erg SO.
Monnideibe, moalid go. s
Sar1ien 60; s. S. 1enfn,ar 50; 1t
70. @ilion 81; Gmil @erg 81.
Der bette GentrumsiduB tm,rbt
bon 6. Berg e%r5ielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
GloriOse sauinas ganf.

Sll Der poraeitern ~gaadpnittag ab-
gebaltene1t Sabresperiammlll1g Ser
glorloge Sapings 9arlf muroer sic
tolgel1oen 9ireftoren mieoererm4blt:
s. -. N'c9onel, .. 9. Naul, slug.
8. @amp, Serb gauItian, Gus
NsGnecflotb, 81. E. "Trip, Granelt Gob=
aper, Serrp @ers, 90. $. CALDER
MOOD.
Die 9ircftoren pcr6en ocml,ad)it
5lllan1nle11treten, INN sic @abl ser
gealnten 5l poa5ieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
l1nicrc S9eater=@ eIeaidaft in Sis
rlb Sdu1cc.

Cine bcroiide Sbat babc1 ant
Mittmod) slbello oie Mitglieber Ser
9apel1porter 1elltiden Gbeater5@e=
leQld)aft polbradt, iloem iie IN Clint
toit trot Ser furdtbar grimmigen
&alte ipiclten.
@err mo 6ral1 @iap Miiblball
lparen bereits INN 5lpei llbr Nadmit=
tags bon bier abgefabrel1. %l11ter=
apegs batten tic ol1rd Den M%ieoerbrl1d)
cites @agelts iiber bier Stltnoe1
@~ufentbolt, inoaB lie crit I'M oritte11
slfte aliftreten fonl1telt. Sst belt BEL
Den erltelt Aftcl1 lbattel1 sic n1oerell
Mitglieoer iih nad beite1t araftcl
Ge6olfen.
Ias @alls mar ratiirlid leer llllo
Die Grippe tit l1idt einr1al altf Die
Soften gefpnrn1en, lpas mifr anfrid)tig
beoalterlt. linn 0rei ltbr Mprgens fa=
men oic Mitglieoer in Davenport an.
Sm @agen Der Slrtcrltrbmt berrldte
10 lt1tgefdbr Zero Ienperatltr lr1o
bel Der slnfunft in Iapcrport marel1
es 10 ctma 20 @raO l1ltter Zero. Ii=
reftor Sal11es @riidrer nro ieine
@atti1,, Jralt 2olliie @riid11er, pcr=
iiderten inns, sob tic nie III ibrem
2ebe1 10 ld]1el gelalafcn mare1 ipie
geltern Mprgen. 6rol1 @riidner
meintc, lie babe gar nid)t geglallbt,
Dob lie nod) cine lold)e sd)nelllalfe=
rim lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
9as @etter.

Iapenport erfl,br gelterm Mprgelt
Die nicorialte Semperatltr icit iiber
5ebn Sabren. Ias GDarafteriltildae
at Der iebigen falten @cllc lit sic
S3atlad)e. OaB bas Iberrom1ster III
nerbalb BON % Stl,noen I'M 54@ra0
laltf, bon 30 @rab INN lieben llbr
Morgels am Mittapoh bis al,f %
utter Zero INN led)s llbr Morgells
an1 Gonlerstag.
Set Dem %. 1Scbrllar 1906, als
Dos thermometer allf % ltlltcr 3ero
fiel, babel1 mir nid]t nlebr cine loIdc
&alte bier crfabren. Die &1Ite bielt
alld) gelterl Mad)t al l,no sic cinSigc
Spffmlng, Die inns bonn @etteratnt
slltbeil mllr0e, liegt in Der Sbatiad)c,
baB cs belte Mbeno nid,t 10 falt leilt
miro. Die Tempcrotur miro alnld9=
lid1 lteigelt, un0 sipar bis auf illlec.
fabr 3ero.
gilenbabreu, StraBenbabl,el1 l,,1o
Gprprtbabncn fol1nten IN Ser Mad)t
auf 1onncrstag MIR cinen beld)rallf=
ten gcrfcbr alfbalten. Salt iiberall
trafcn Die 3iigc NIT Seripatllllg ci1.
Mlld) lparen falt 9ar feline sllltoino-
bile int @crfebr. Ganlpfrobrel1 plas=
ten llno in pielcn @allsbaltll1gen ipa-
rcn Die 8aiIerleitllnssrobrcn einge=
@froren. slin nlciitcn unter oert fol-
ten @ctter bat sic arlne gebolferlng
5lt leiocn, oie lidl nid)t lit 4el5c ein=
lpideln FAINT lno init bem &pblen=
|porratb lparlant l%llgeben ml.b. &o6-
len6allolerL Gisbanolerl1 ll11D 9eI5.
~tal1olern lit bas @etter infplgc bcs
ermartetcn p%ernlcbrten @eiddftslms
iobes lpillfon1nlei1.
Gle Iealperatltr bon Wsitter1adt
am Mittmod bis geltern Nadmittag
ilun brei l1br par folgen0e:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
stabt nnb Gounp.
Grcitas, ben ID. Saunar.
Rleiue staot=M enigteiten.

@ci Slitcn, Grfaltlneen l,lm.
ltnicr 9rulttbce, @~rlltpaltlllen nno
&liitcnballant. Miepc's Mpotbefe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14

Sralt Moelc &ohcrg pom Mans-
bile, So., iciert anl 5cuti9cn Gage
loren 81. @%ebllrtstag. Sic mtrbc
onl IA. Nlglit 1855 in Scott Count
tn gcborel lnlo bot bier 3eit ibrcs
Scbclls getuoblt.
George YcterIcn ulo Gn1nla
Sinrids, beiDc bon Davenport, CT
llicltcll cillen @eiratbs =grlallbnib=
id)eill.
Splge1be @rlu1oeigelltbltnls=
iibertraglnlg mltr0e porgcnommcl1:
SSrallf 5. 2%eneeban lalo Sralt all 5.
$. @crtranl, 9ot IA, @lpd 1, Gallep
Nlace Garf Mooition, 5000.
- 60 Sabrc lit ant heutigen Gage
SEER ~. ). Meinert Don u. ". go.
1, @alcott, So. &err Meinert muir
Be am IA. Salll1ar 1856 III 9rlu1s=
biittcl in @nlltein geborea nnO fall
i'm ssafre 1866 nit Ben Gltern iiber
gtem Sort ms 2ano.
- Seben sic idon DIS Miiiton
8ier probirt? @lei6 init Dem beiten
importirten 8ier uno empfoblen bon
Sen Goftoren. @od Sslan0 8retuina
Go. (aB.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-14
6odscitsglufc,t,
Geterien s. d) 3.

Eeterem @inri6s.
Traulein Gnma @inrid)s, cine
Iod)ter pom Serru llno Trall sSreoe-
rid 9inrids bon geo. 141S Ganep
StraBe apuroe porgeitcrlt Mbe1lb i'm
elterlid)cn Seine Omrd, Naltor >. $.
9orn bon Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rei=
einigfeitsgemein0e nit @errn George
Eeterlel1, eirem 'Sobnc bon &errn
atnb Jral1 Molpb Geterlen getraut.
Nab Der Srouullg fano cine @od)=
5eitsfcier ltatt, lei apeld,er @eDede
fiir 20 &eri omen gelegt lporOen na=
rell. SEER nno Iralt Geterlen mer=
Den porerlt i'll Davenport mpbltcrl
bleiben 1lnb ipater nod, elmer Sarml
III Scott @ultntp iiberlieOelu.
8als Jriid .
Trdlllein 6elelt @al5, cin5ige
Sod5ter ppn @crrt s1t1lo Trau Sssobll
@ul5 bon SO. 1919 @eIt 8: Strabc
miro am ltdd)lten 3onnerstag Door
gcn 1T Der st. Soiepb's Stride oltrd,
Nfarrer Mnt)onp $. Sd,pellil1gD nit
Serrn Tranf Irlid bon Iapcnrprt.
einem Sobne bon Serrll lln0 SSralt
Gcter 5riid bon 9tp. 1910 @elt Z.
Strabe getraut perOen. Iral15el,gcrl
lperoen 5raltlein Gnmln Jrilh mo
SEER Mrrorep @al5 ieilt. Mod) Ser
Grolltng miro Elm SpdJ5eitsiriibltiid
inl Gladbamf &ptel c%ingel1ommell
mer0en.
9ennebcrgcr STRIP.
Serr @llgo 8. slrp, aaliirer Scr
@eltern sSlpllr Mills bon 9npenport,
lit porgeltern Mbeno i'm 4farrbouia
ocr lltberiidelt 9reieinigfeitsgc=
meinOe 5u @agerstomlt, Mo.y init
Sraulein Hearl 81. 9enncberger, Ell
ner Iod)ter bon Serrl1 nno Srall
George SO. 6em1eberger bon @agers=
totpn getrallt aporoert. @errn Mrp's
Gltern mobnten friiber in Gapen.
port. @idibreno ieiines Mufentbalts
in Ianeaport apar Mrp's Slater gu.
pcrinte,toent Scr itabtilden 8arf.
oalagen.
S. S. @orbeiter bon Dubuque
itiir5te geltern Nadymittag an oel
gde Der 2. nllO .Bra0p 5traBe bes
mubtlos outs StrobenpflaIter. 81
apuroe nod Dem 2uoen ser Sdillel
Wflliic COMPANY setragen INTO ipatc1
1ad Dem Goli5ei-& &c
bra6t, mo er bon Or. 6. .. Side il
9ebonollutg getlonrmen mllroe.
garl 5rieorid, @ettltein, Sc,
Sobn zines oeutldelt llltDerildel
@eiitliden, meld)er Dor % Sabren il
Stalien geboren ip,roe, n,1O 5rr Sci
oas German College lit Dubuque be
iudt, fat einen a,l ibn ergange1tel
STUFF als seeli orger Ser M. Sss0s
Nresbpteriiden Stride fir 0en 1. Slt
III 6ieles Sabres angefpmaler. Ser
Wettltein miro ieine R%robepreoigt an
23. Saltlar 6altett.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-19
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
Bennington Man Pays for Binding Boy
with Charge of Peas.

Bennington, Oct. l9.- The case
brought by Walter HOLSTER, through his
guardian, against Charles p. Oatman of
this village has been settled and will
not be heard before the supreme court.
The amount agreed upon by counsel is
not made public, but it is in excess of the
sum for which settlement could have
been reached before the case was first
heard, $500.
The plaintiff in the case, the l6-year-
son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. HOLSTER,
lost the sight of both eyes while pilfeT-
ing grapes from the 0atman garden early
in September of last year. the injury be-
ing due to charge of peas fired from a
shotgun in the hands of the owner of the
garden. When the case was brought be-
fore the December term of county court
the defendant contended that the shotgun
had been accidentally discharged, al
though admitting he had loaded the
weapon with the intention OF peppering
the legs of grape thieves.
The jury awarded the boy a verdict of
S. 900 damages, but the case was taken
to the supreme court and was TO have
been heard at the next term of the high
er tribunal. Collins NJ. Graves and Dan
iel A. Guiltinan appeared for HOLSTER
and James X. Batchelder. Arlington and
Clarke c. Fits of Brattleboro for Dat
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-19
MIDDLESEX

Mr.. and Mrs, VIII Raydenbow of Roch-
ester, n. Y. were guests of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Raydenbow, last
week.
Mrs. p. L. Palmer is on the sick list
Mrs. Belle Green, who has been visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Ray
denbow. for several weeks past, left on
Wednesday for her home in Rochester,
n. Y.
Ladies night was observed at the
grange Monday evening with a special
program. At the next meeting the gen
tlemen will have charge of the program.
Arthur Stockwel and Harold Hayes
spent part of Tuesday in Burlington.
Supt. w. B. Lance of Plainfeld was in
town Monday evening to attend the
grange meeting Mr.. Lance is acting as
a judge in the program competition be-
tween the gentlemen and ladies.
Miss Henrietta Kerrin attended the
teachers convention in Burlington the
latter part of the week.
Misses Flora and Florence Boyce of
Waterbury were guests of Mrs. Chester
Turner Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Somerville of Wa
terbury were Sunday guests at George
Bruce's.
Miss Lucy Swift of Plainfeld was an
over Sunday guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Swift.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-19
PADEREWSKPS PROGRAMS
Are Especially Arranged for Various
Sections of the Country.

One of the most potent factors in Pad
programs he has arranged for his con
certs-in fact, his programs have estab-
lished standard for pianists the world
over. More than one distinguished yir-
tuoso, to say nothing of the orchestral
conductors, has failed of popular favor
because he did not know how to select
a program. 1t is one of the most mpor-
tant elements in the giving OF concerts
and more often than not it means the
difference between profit and loss, for the
hackers of concert if not for the artist
himself.
When Paderewski comes to America TO
give eighty or ninety concerts in six
months as he is dong this season he
must prepare not less than ten different
programs. This does not mean, OF
course, that the same work will not
appear on more than one program but
as rule it will not appeor on more than
three, or four at the very outside. OF
these five and possibly six will be what
are known as conventional programs, con
ventional because Paderewski was the
first to arrange them and because he
uses them more than any others. His
long experience has taught him that in
the majority of cities where he plays,
pianoforte recitals are the exception rath-
er than the rule and that the greater
part of the public wants programs show
ing the greatest catholieity OF taste and
containing, at the same time, majority
OF works that are more or less familiar
to them. When Paderewski plays in
city d great throng of teachers and stu
dents want to hear his Interpretation of
the great classics and while a SAVIOUR
of novelty is not unwelcome, little of
this will 60 a long way. Paderewski
win be in Burlington Oct. 24.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-19
AMUSEMENT NOTES
"The Blue Paradise" is Charming Wen
nese 0peretta.

The most charming Viennese operetta
that ever came out OF Austria's music
mad capital is "Thc Blue Paradise"
which the Messrs, Shubert will present
at the opera house Tuesday Oct. "a.
Edmund Eysler, who wrote the music,
has established himself as worthy OF a
place in the line of real light opera
writers beginning with Odenbach and
ending with Sullivan. In libretto and
score "'The Blue Paradise" affords fine
model for the best of present day writ.
ers. This satisfying musical entertain
ment has just finished a run of com
plete calendar year at the Casino the.
atre, New York, which esta blishes a new
record for Broadway. ItS tour is prov
ing series OF Implications of its re-
markabe metropolitan triumph. In the
brilliant cast of almost 100 persons the
Shuberts are sending here are Paul Mich
olson Miss Norton, Robert, Allen, Vol
ande Preszburg, Charles Bowers, Lucy
Fields, Gustav Baci Charles Derckson,
There is a large singing and dancing
chorus of Broadway. Beauties and the or
ganization carries its own special or
chestra. "'The Blue Paradise" has been
mounted and costumed in lavish but
artistic manner which maintains the high
standard the theatre going populace has
come to expect in all attractions that
bear the Shubert imprint. The sale of
seats will open at Cummings 4 Lewis
Friday night at o'clock.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-19
CHELSEA

Miss Katherine Scale OF Jacksonville
Fla, was the guest last week of her sis
ter, Mrs. Julien r. Slack
Let every voter in town see TO it that
his name is on the checklist, thus en-
abling him to vote at the November cleo
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon c. 0rdway enter
tanned rs their guests last week Mr.
and Mrs f, w. Sherman of Ludlow.
George f. Flint returned Tuesday even
ing from weeks vacation which he
spend at the Hub" and has resumed his
work as clerk in the postoflice.
Miss Sarah Doyle, who had been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +. Doyle, for two weeks, LETT
Saturday for South Glastonbury, Conn,
where she has employment.
Mrs. j. Oliver Perkins, who was op-
Grated upon for the removal of tumor
at the Randolph sanatorium last week,
is making good progress toward recov'
cry.
/ Mrs Sarah Gilman, who owns and re-
sides upon the Humphrey farm on the
west hill, has had two barns taken
down and is now building new barn.
the work being in charge of Harvey W.
Spear and George j, Hayward.
Daniel G. Stoughton of South Royal
ton, who has just completed several
weeks work laying cement sidewalks in
our village went the first of this week
with his help to Washington village to
commence the laying of cement sidewalks
there.
Leon c. Ordway and Oliver T. Burgess,
who for several years have been active
members of the firm of Ordway, Holmes
a. Co., have recently purchased the in
terests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. 0rdway
in the firm and they will conduct the bus
mess themselves in the future under the
old firm name.
Madam Ann f. Goss went last week
TO Barre, where she is to spend two
weeks as the guest of her son, Walter
s. Goss
News has been received here of the
marriage of Harold d. Comstock, the
oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Com
stock Of this town, and Miss Maude
Laura Pierce OF Mitchell, Neb. The groom
is civil engineer by profession and is
one of the rising young men who have
gone out from Chelsea and made good.
He is located at present at Mitchell, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs John D. Ballou enter
tanned at their home on the west Hill
last week Mrs. John VI. Ballou and
daughter, Dorothy, of Winthrop, Mass.
Louis r. Brown, the butter maker at
the Orange County creamery, was re
Gently married to Miss Grace Agnes
Ryther of Orleans Mr. and Mrs. Brown
will commence house keeping at an
early date in the house owned and for
merly occupied by Charles A. Densmore
and family.
John II. Taught OF South Acworth, n. |
H., was business visitor in town Tues
day.
William Wallace, former resident |
here but for many years resident of Rox
bury, is visiting his brother, Elmer E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley II. Bugbee, who
have lived for the past two years in the
Hood house owned by Houston S. Fits,
have moved to the Robinson tenement
vacated by Ray H. Dearborn;
and their son, Leon Bugbee has broken
up housekeeping and is boarding with his
parents.
Remember the public auction sale of
the real estate and personal property be-
longing to the estate OF the late Azariah
Barnes, which will be held on the prem
ises on Tuesday, Oct. "a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-19
To the Memory of George E. c. Wheaton

Whereas, Again the Angel Death has
visited earth and taken from Cobble
Hill grange our loved friend and brother,
George +. C. Wheaton, loyal and char
ter member of this order, and
Whereas, Our hearts are filled with
sorrow from loss and in recognition of
his many noble traits of character, be
it
Resolved, That we as members of Cob
Bile Hill grange, extend to the bereaved
family this expression of our sincere
sympathy and ask that "He who doeth
all things well" will watch over them
and be their comfort in this hour OF sor
row.
Resolved, That our charter be draped
in mourning for 30 days and that copy
of these resolutions be spread upon our
records, copy be printed in The Barre
Daily Times, and a copy be sent to the
bereaved family.
Mrs Mertie B. Winter,
]. w. Thurston,
d. c. Roben,
Committee on resolutions.