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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
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Mngfpatrm uno 6as Surdt erregenoe
Gc5ema f01t1en fir imn1er aus GU
rent @eIidte ltno &orper 6urh
Sobion's @e3ema SoIbe pertrieben
tperoen. IS lit nidt Id11ger epotbpen-
Dig, berum5ugeben NIT elmer bdBIi-
d)en @eiidtsba1,t uno Sen Gdmer5
1tro oen @eroruB a11s51titeben, Sic
baBltde &ronfbeiten I'M @efolge ba-
ben. 9r Sob1on's gc5ema SoIbe lit
ein int 9a1fe Ser 3eit erprobtes, 90
Mtttel, gut fir gan5 feline
@tnber> grtpodiene nn6 olte 2erte,
on Sa11tfranfbeiten leioen.
bette ei1re 5dodtel, fongt an
es fofort 5u gebrmtden. @el6 311riid,
tpenn riht 5ltfrieoengeiteM. SOC Bel
Gl1rem Mpotbefer. Mr3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15

enogiiltig als iebt nidt 611rd1fibrbar
be5eidmet. @r muB fi9 tpobI o6er
libel NIT s@ubtpe@ieln 6ur@belfen.
Sic erite &riegsm11eibe bot mittler-
meile Elm 9isagio bon SIC Bro5em,
Ole 5peite Elm ioIdes bon z Bro5ent
erreidt.
60 tpanft un6 16tponH 6os @e=
baa16e ser engliiden @irtbi6oft im=
mer be6enflider. 9ieienigen, sic aus
oem &riege muir Nauben gu 5ieben ge=
oodten> fommen bon Sag 511 Sag
mebr IN 9e6rangniB. @etpiB baben
li6 in Ser iiingiten 8eit in Deutl@=
lano oie mirtbidaftliden @riegsnotbe
permebrt. Mber 6ie Deuti6en iino
-oobei, ibnen fraftig a1f Sen 2eib gu
ridden. Mne Mnaeiden ipreden 6o=
fir, baB sic St0rungen ser Mab=
observation-disclosures ibrer @eiei-
tigung entgegengeben. 8ie o11d ser
@nn5ler a Montog inn &eidstog
%oorge1egt Fat. Deutidlan6 bot sos
S@limmite iiberlton6en. gs bot iid
ein5uri&ten getp1Bt, ur6 6ie in Mus<
fidf 1tebenbe quite @rnte miro Elm
ibriges tbun. Die @e6nung ser
@nglan6er miro audi inn 8urfte 6es
Ml1Sbungerungsfrieg gegen Deutldt
1an6 cine fali9e bIeiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15

reid gefalletr 1par, felt ii@ auf mirtb'
i6aftli@em @ebiete BEN Miiaten, Dor
allem ser ertpo9enben Snouitrie Der
SSapo11er, %11ngeabnte Mogli@teiten
eri6loiien. l1eberau fan6en tie Neu,
lan6, auf Dem tie SUB 5u faiien ber-
modten. 9ie Sramme bon einenl
gr0Beren Sapo1r, sic idon Ser iapa.
niid=dineiiide @rieg un6 ser iopa-
nii6=ruiliide tbeilmeiie erfiiM botten,
611rften aufs 11er1e Sen fleinen film
fen Miiaten umgarnen.
Sebr bdl6 mielen sic :8ablen Ser
iapaniiden &an6elsbilan5 aus, tpel'
DIE rege Sbattgfeit sic Snouitrie emit
foItete. @abren6 Ser er1ten 3ebn
Monote oes Sobres 1915 bat SSa=
pans Musf11br sic getpaltige Bail
bon 81 Millionen Bfun6 5terling er-
reid)t. 9os bebel1tet cine 3unobme
bon Z Millionen 8fun6 5terling &C.
gen sic g1eide 8eit 6es @oriabres.
Dagegen lift 6ie Ginfubr al1f As Mil=
lionen &f1n6 Sterling geiunfen,
pas cine Mbnabme bon ~ Minio=
men bebe11tet. Mo@ iinb bie @eiammt=
5ablen fir SOS Sabr 1915 in @uro=
pa ni6t p%ouitan6ig befanrt. Dte er=
iten 3ablen, sic beriibergemeloet
mur6er, geben aber SEN Mrrsfubr=
iiberi6uB bes Sabres 1915 NIT 1853
Metll. Gen (run6 II Mfin. Hfano
sterling) an. Sic @6abung bon
10 Minione1t &fun6 Sterling miro
6omit be6euten6 i%ibertroffen.
Muf Sic @inse1beiten ser 8eitre=
bungen SaponS, tpirtbi4uftli@ m1f
rreltem @ebiete bor3n6ringen nn6
ieinen @infIuB in immer beritGrftem
MoBe in Sitafien eelten6 8u mo-
den, ion in folgen6em in groben 3u-
gen eingegangen tper6en. Die Be-
itrebungen fin6 bielartig. 8und@it
iei berborgebobe1 6oB sic I'M leb-
ten &riege 9ege11 &uBIan6 eroberten
@ebiete, Dor allem @orea> nod mebr
als bisber bom inponiihen Matter<
lan6e obbdngig gemadt tperoen. 81
ne @usite1r1ng in @eo11l ~bebor5ugt
iapanif@e @ooren in auffonen6er
@eiie. 8eion6ers aber ridtet Sa=
pan feline 8Iide n11f Ole Mon6fda1rei
1tn6 Mongolei. S1 nidt miB3uper=
bender @eiie bot feline @reiie iid 6o=
bin 9eaiiubert, 6ab Sapm m0glide
S6miertgfeiten &11Blan6s ~unbe6tngt
CUR &egelung Ser mm0i6uriid=mon=
golii6en Sroge atSm1ben miife. Gin
febr oe11tli9er @inf! 9aB es BEL
6erartigen MenBer11nge1 1i@t ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15

blieben lit, ionoern baB man Die
mirtbidaff1ide @roberung iener Yro.
bin5en iebr ernitli@ 1tn6 etergiid IN
Mngriff gerommen bat, benefit Die
@ritnoung bon flint iapaniiden &on-
iulate in ser Manoidurei un6 bon
orei &oninlaten in ser Mongolei. Die
f%inan5ieuen SranSaftionen 5pii6e11
DEM itets gelobungrigen &nBlano
nn6 Sapan, 6eiien @elomarft ii6
duBerlt giinftig enttpidelt, trogen nit
6a5u bel, &uBlano in Sitaiien immer
lt66rfer bon leinem reidJeren Nadbar
abbaingig gu MAIDEN. SSapan fomnte
auf leine polle &0rie po6en6, 6em
Mnleibe i119en6en &uBlan6 8eoin-
gl1ngen boridreiben, Die 6arauf ab>
5ieltem, Ser iapaniiden Sn6uftrie Sic
oitrulii19en Mdrfte gu eri6lieBen,
Dor onem ol1rd 3ou- uno @infubr=
erleidternngen. Mu6 bel Ser I'M
terbringung Ser idom ertpabnten
Siinf5ig=Miuionen!Mn leibe bat So
pan 6ie Jor6erung mafgeiteQt, ooB
sic IN ieinem 2anoe ee3eidneten 8e-
fridge fir sic 8e5ablung Ser ruff
i@en. &eeresauftrage bertpe16et tper=
Sen mii1ien. MlleS in auem, Sapon
berItebt es, sic @ei9aftslage oa1s5lt=
niiBen.
Mber nidt auf &uBIanb ouein
ridtet ii9 Sapans tpirtbi@oftlider
.groberungs5ug. @ein @ppetit gebt
biel tpeiter. China ita6 ibm bon al
lem o16eren 2d1r6ern in Die @ugen,
.@S bat BORT monde @6tpierigfeiten
at iibertpinoen. @or anemgeor6+@bina
tpebrt iib gegen sos @ritartem 6es
iapanii6en @influiies. @uS guten
@rinoen! Mber sic 3eitberbaltniiie
iin6 au@ bort, pie in gar5 @bina
i%iberba11pt, Dem @roberer eiinitig ge-
tpeiem. @roBe 2iiden gilt es 81
fiinen, felt Derti@lan6s be6euten6es
@binogeiddft 1abmgelegt mor6en lit.
go fonnte Sapan Ben @ompf gegen
sen nod perbletben6en eng1iiden
un6 omerifanii6en @influB m1fneb-
mem. Sic Mn8et@en iin6 b%orbam6en>
6oB es in 6ieiem @ampfe tpirtbf6oHs
li@er Mata1r 1idt u1giinitig abi@nei=
6en miro.
Gin feiter Stiibpunft om &on6e
6es nor6lid}en China tp1tr6e 6as er=
oberte Siingta11. sc 6el1tet a11f gros
Bes politiides @ei@id> 6aB es Sopar
gelun9en lit, NIT Ser dineiii6en &e<
gierurg inB Climber itdin6niB GIT font
men, iiber 6ie @rri6tnng elmer 6i=
neutrality-suspicious. Sodi6ule in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15

Siingta1. Die n%niberfitdt jon in
6em @ebau6e ser friiberen 6ineiii@-
oeutiden &o@ihule in ellington I'M,
tergebro6t mer6en. @s berlautet,
6aB sic 0ffentlide Meinn1rg @binoS
bon 6em @roiefte nibt iebr erbaut
lit. Sie f6eint 5u abnen, 6aB cine
oerortige @nnaberung ser S~nteligen5
SSapans un6 @binas in Mnbetra@t
6eS 5aberen iapaniihen @olfs6oraf-
tiers 6em Sapa1er in 3ufnnft MIR
Gortbeile gegeniber 6en @bineie len
idaffen fann. Mber ar16ererieitS 6arf
6o6 alS feltiteben6 angeieben mer=
Sen, 6ab Ser Hlan in abiebbarer 8eit
pertpirflidt mer6en miro.
@inen tpeiteren be6euten6en Nor=
tbeil fat Sapan in @bina errutrgen,
in6ern linn int 9ommer borigen SAT-
res &on5eiiionen fir flint @iienbabn=
linien ertbetlt tpor6en 1in6. Ser 8au
6teier 9inien bat bereitS begonnen;
Sic n%otbmenQigen &apitalien itredt
Sic Sofobama = 5pecie 8anf Dor.
SblieBli@ ioa Ser Hlan Ser Grim
oung elmer iapanii6-6ineiii6en 8onf
nit einem &apital bon 20 Miqionen
Oen bereits genebmigt fem. @ein
uebergemidt mo@t Sapan ou@ bel
6ie1er @riin6ung gelten6, in6em es
5und@it iapaniides @apital iein
miro, nit 6em SOS Snftitut orbeiten
miu. 9ie &egier11ng miro iogor cine
eemtife Minimal=9 iot6en6e garantie-
rem.
Gs tpiir6e 5u peit fibren, auf
meitere @in5elbeiten iiber sic @eitre-
bungen Sapms ar9 in an6eren 2an=
bern SUP gu faiien, ein5ugeben. CT
mdbnt 1ei MIR nod, 6aB %unldngit in
San 6rmcisco cine iapaniide &on<
6elsfammer erri@tet tpur6e> 6oB int
@11guit borigen Sobres b11n6ert japa=
niihe @ei6dftslea1te cine @tu6ienrei=
lie nod @lo6ipoitof nn6 Sen groBe=
rem oitrniiif@en Bldber rtrternom=
men BADEN, um 6ie M0gli9feiten Ell
ner tpeiteren @a1s6ebnung Ger @an=
6elsbe6ingr1ngen 5tpiiden Sapart 1tn6
&nBIon6 o1 Srt un6 SteQe ms Mnge
5u faiiem. SapanS @Idne ri@ten it@
tpeiter ouf 6ie @roberung Ser a11itra=
lif@en un6 in6iiden @dirffte, ia es
gibt &reife, 6ie fogor bon etnem Unit
fangrei9en @rporte iapaniiber $500
rem nod europa traltmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
@m9lamos fali@e @e@=
-. nnn8. -.

gHgla1os Str1eg gegen Seu1lglQno
tpar bonn eriten Gage an Elm San6elS=
frieg. 9euti6lan6S San6el uno
&ei6tbum iolter berni@tet, feline mi-
Iitarii9e @i6ertan6sfraft bur@ Mb=
iperrung bon fre1n01an6ii@er Mab=
rungsmittel5ufubr 5ermiirbt mer6en.
9eidts baben sic Madtbaber in 2on=
Son unberiu@t gelaiie11 UNI 6ieies
3iel 5u erreiden. Sc grober lire
MiBerfolge mrr6en, 6eito grimmiger
mur6e Sic gegen oues 9eutf@e ge=
ridtete @utb. Seine &erlebung ge=
beiligter &edte, Sabrbun6erte otter
faufmanniider @brenregeln i@euten
lie. l1n6 bod baben Tie bamit neiter
nidtS errei@t, als ii6 6es SUITES eff
renbafter, 5uperlaliiger @oufleute 5n
entflei6en.
MlS 6ie g%ngldn6er Sen &rieg er<
flarten, boben iie it@erlid nidt ge=
gloubt> 6aB sic 6eutide &~riegsflotte
ibnen ida6en fonnte. @eute tpiiien
iie es better. @eute baben iie lire
gr0Bte geieoerloge CUR Gee binter ii@,
un6 idmer genug tper6en tie an Ben
Solgen 5u tragen baben. MuBer6em
baben iie inn @erIaufe bes @rieges
rlrl16 l%edJsbun6ert &an6els6ampfer
NIT ar6ertbolb Weillionen Gonnen
@eDalt perloren, un6 oie 6olgen oie=
ies @erluites beripiire11 fie an alien
@den un6 @n0en. neberau febf es
ant @6iffsraum> 6ie Srabtidbe itei=
gen ltna1sgeiebt un6 acknowledgement
Sic &reiie 6es gum 2eben Motbper-
1igen.
Sir sic @ngldn6er bangt ones bon
einem einigermaBen gut f%unftionie=
ren6en Sdiffsberfebr ob. &ei1 @r1rt=
ser 6emn, BOB ii@ sic 1pirtbidoftli=
diem @erlegenbeiten BEL ibnen gu bidi11=
fen Beginner. Meil9, 8ntter un6 2eir=
81 iin6 in 2on6on MIR at Motblton6s=
preiien at baben. MebI nn6 8ntter
iin6 10 tbe11er, boB, tpie Ser 2onooner
Dailp Sele9ropb it0bnt, fait Elm @ier=
tel ouer &usgaben fir 2ebensmittel
allein 6orn1f entfaqt. 9ie Madfrage
nod &fer6efleii@ lit in england auf
cine friiber ME eetannte &0be geitie=
gen. 3uder feblt. Do5u pertbeuert
Mrbeitermangel atf alen @ebieten
6te &eriteahang. 9ie engIii9e &ob-
lenfor6erung ging int Sabre 1914
bon 287.4 ouf 1865 un6 int Sabre
1915 meiter a1f 1882 Minionen
Sonnen 3urid. Sos ones bemmt sic
@ntfaltung ser @oarenousfubr. Sic
tpor int @pril tpieoerum Inn 3O,774,>
600 Gfun6 fIeiner aIs sic @aoren=
einf11br.
@od6em ii@ int Sabre 1915 Elm
Defi5it ser engliiden &anoelsbilan5
bon 370,312, 900 8fnno ergeben bat
te, modt es fir 6ie eriten bier Mo-
note 6eS la1tfen6en Sabres bereits
122,300,000 @fltn6 aus. Sir Sic
lebten ied5ebn Motate olIei1 6em-
na6 r11,6 5pei Mi1liarben Dollar.
Dabei iin6 in ben ginh1br3oqer nod
ridt einmal Sic bon ser &egierung
ielbit eingefiibrten @oaren entbolten.
Sbatid@li6 lit 6oS 9efi5it olio nod
bel gr0Ber. @ie tief 6as aqgemeine
@ertro11err in England geiunfen it,
'gebt am beiten 6ara11s berbor, baB
Ser Stootsidob bie brittle &riegsm-
1eibe, Die er eigentli@ idon i'm Ieb-
ten Auartal 6eS borigen Sabres bot.
te bepal1sbri1tgen pollen, na111mebr
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
TIKI VICTORIA

Today The Two bg features The
House OF Fear With Arnold Bay
taking part of Ashton Kirk, IHyestiea
tor, supported by jean Eagles and
Sheldon Lewis. and the eleventh cpl
sode OF The Red Circle" offer the
Saturday crowds an opportunity u
see the very best in pictures tina.
hold interest every minute
In THE House Of Fear there is
something thrilling in every foot Of
the 5000 feet OF film that are needed
TO tell the story in full
Better go early tonight if You want
seat, for these TWO pictures will
mean big crowds at the only picture
house on Queen street
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
ST. VALENTINES DAY
ONE OF SIGNIFICANCE
Many Already Planning For
Appropriate Celebrations.

Many are already laying plans for
a Valentine celebration Tbs day is
a happy excuse for the delightfully."-
informal affairs which everybody en-
joys February approaches much to
the delight Of the woman who loves
to entertain. for it is an suspicious
month tor the hostess. No less than
three special occasions fall within
the second month of the year each
OF which lends itself to many forms
OF entertainment L'ncola's birthday
"ashingtoa's birthday aad last
at b. no means least. The love
festival Of 81 Valentines day all
come within the short space o. Feb.
rua:y's twe1ty-nine days. St. Valen-
tin"'s day comes II Tor m0se celebra-
ton than any Of the other festivities.
and perhaps rightly so, as It has
special Significance for every young
man and woman who IS in love, ever
has been or ever hopes to be in that
idealistie condition There are var
ious ways Of IGNORING St. Valentine
and his co-partner Cupid. many of
iham being inexpensive and quite
within the pocket book of the host.
ess o. moderate means
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
coLoREp SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. Robert Busey Mrs. Ethel
Gordon and Mss Elizabeth Gordon
tentertaiaed at cards and with q
dance Thursday night in Spears
Hal Cards we're enjoyed until u
ate which dancing was INDUCED in
Until : O'Clock. Music Nas furnished
y Mss Mamie RaEer and brother.
bfaX;o2 Garter and James Kinzelo,
@ Hasesstc"s. Guests were present
rom Winchester mi Hagerstown.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
EXECUTIVE COM. TO
MEET THIS MONTH

state Chairman G L. Shave Of
afmoat, mas issued call for q
meeting OF the state Democratic yxc-
cntNc committee to be held al the
Chancellor hotel. Parkersbure. Tues
day afternoon, February i. At two
O'clock. Several matters in connec-
ton with the approaching primary
and other party affairs are to be dis
cussed 1t is expected that there VII
be a general attendance Of tie mem.
bers Of the committee ard that man2
prominent Democrats OF the state. in.
Guiding prospective candidates vii
- IN attendance.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
MEN GET
PRETTY FAIR WAGES

The average daily wage paid rail
road workers is Ssh TO general office
clerks S233 TO statiouagents $l9S to
ether station men. S5.21 to engineers.
S222 10 fremen, S447 10 conductors.
1901 to traiumen, $3.50 10 machinists,
$3.50 10 carpenters $3.50 To shopmen,
$132 20 trackmen, Sl7t 10 switchend-
ers and watchmen, $3.50 TO telegraph
operators and dispatchers
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
TO INVESTIGATE
BOILER EXPLOSION

JId4e td Shepherd chic :nspac-
tor sa- sae West Virginia Pablic
Service Commission. began a. Hunt
.agton an inquiry into ,he cause Of
taa 55asr explosion which destroyed
tae to82oat sam Brown opposite
'.=t eits Wednesday, Government
steamboat inspectors also ara there
10 aezia Federal Investigation.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
S. 5. LESSON BY
REV. R. '. LANCASTER
Confined from Page Four


the deed because the restored man
was before them and the miracle OF
his healing was too evident
r. They cali private council
among themselves and decide to en-
join the Apostles not TO speak nor
teach further in the name Of Jesus.
&. When commanded thus Peter
and John answered. YOU can judge
i if you care 10 whether It is right for
u to obey you or Cod hut We must
speak the things which We saw and
heard
: After threatening them further,
the officials released Peter ana John
fearing to punish them in any way b.
cause OF the people, who were then
clarifying God for what had been
done
differences and Teachings,
/ Boldness in the name of Jesus
is what is needed in the followers
Of Jesus today.
2 The Apostles had caught this
spirit from Jesus himself They
| took knowledge that they had been
with Jesus
3 Speaking before the high priest
Jesus when asked Of his disciples and
teachings said, Il have spoken open
" unto the world That word open
"" is the same word used here for
GOODNESS"
A Again in Mark S:32 it is said
that "he spake the saying concerning
|his conception "openly'--that is with
holiness
s. character is contagious.
Therefore, avoid the bad. seek the
good
G. What characteristic have YOU
caught from Jesus? Is he reflected
from your life in any way al al?
7. Dr. Maltbie Babcock used 70
give as a test for Christian living
what have I done today chat only a
Christian would have done
8 We are talking much today oil
national preparedness Don't forget
the duty OF personal preparedness for
he defense Of character and faith
o The whole armor OF Cod" for
struggling Christians. including a
a.e'd, helmet and a sword is de-
scriHed m Ephesious e:l2=lS.
10. suppose the church were com
posad ct men and women who felt
tAal they must speak the things
which III Christ they had seen and
neg d."
- over against our guilty silence
Jo.a confidently aftrms ~Yc are
Witnesses Of these things"
What Grea. Men Have Said of the
Bible.
~ Howard A. Kelly o. Baltimore
in a statement concernig his faith
says O. The Bible 1T reveals a ten.
f derYess and nearress Of God in Christ
which satisfies the hearts Ioneings
and shows me that the infinite God
creator Of the world. took our very
nature upol !Iim that he might in
Infinite love he one with his people
to redeem them I believe in it be
cause it reveals religion adapted
i to all classes and races, and it is in
teuecmal suicide knowing it not TO
believe IT,
{ cThe omission OF these studies for
he past three weeks has been due
10 the fact that the writer was then
engaged in conducting eyangelistic
services in another field.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
ToDAYs OLDEST STORY.

Fort Worth Tex, Feb. Ar 4
Texas farmers ever put into exc
cution the plan of Al Barry of :
Wenatches Wash, for exterminat-
ing the jack rabbit pest, the hare i
deYouring microbe is liable to be =
come common sight on the Tex. 4
IS prairies. Barry says the farm. i,
eFs in his Washington neighbor- :
hood innoeulated few jackrab. Z
bits with assorted distemper :
germs. The microbes migrated 4
from one rabbit to another until y
the rabbits were killed off. Barry )
has offered to teach Texas farmers 4
his plan
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
CENTRAL OPERA HOUSE
Three Shows Tonight.

Tie great serial The Girl and the
Game featuring the e7aIless film
star Mis- Helen Holmes Is one Of
the zig features today d tie roarth
chapter entitled Helens Perlous Is.
cape contains more real thrills than
any Of the former chapters and you
will thoroughly enjoy every bit OF
this wonderful film This thrilling
serial was shewn to over a thousa d
kiddiss last Saturday morning and
they were more than delighted. the
Hidd,es today arc real movie critics
and il . picture gets By them and
makes good t bids very fair to be
very popular with the grewn-ups as
Well. The Girls from Sherry's viii Of.
iee IN eatire change II p;allam. a
farce comedy with music. A big show
ser Eeur rae ey. Three full shows at
night rs, $40 and s.3o. Admission
lee 10 all.
THE Lon and the Mouse"
These Who have had the pleasure
of seeing tie PAXTON PLAYERS fresh
rom Broadway New YORK triumphs
" Il De most anxious to witness
thai only performance Of oTbe
Lion and the Mouse which is Monday
evenings attraction al the Central
Opera Hose. They can imagine
what III capable actors and grcb
painstaling manager can do with
the great Charles KIc.a play win
fhlcA Ieary y. Harris mad such n
success al his liudssn Theatre !,
No9 York b. fore he became one Of
The heroic victims Of the Titanic dis.
aster.
Il was in this plar t1at Fdra91
8reese made the hit o. his hjstrjonie
career and that Giace Ellisto, came
10 be looked uD9n qs = serious +bn-
ethical entity. Breeee nIaved the
lion" and Miss EIlist9n the ommss..
The story is a shipping one and one
OF the most o~igina, o. ne modern
stage.
John Burken Rider is \ milljoaaj-a
many lines over. who is known nc
INA oncy king" Ha IS the head ~
the "raoaer trust ono mrjss 1rdgs
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05

Miss Pleasant Davis, Messrs. sam
Usher. Frank Taylor ere spending
the weekend with Mrs. L. S. Cunning
ham West King street.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-05
WATCH YOUR STEP

And De guided to Fierys big sale
OF Shoes, SILK Hose and Ladies Rain
Coats. See big ad on page , Of this
paper,
3 st. FlERY'S SHOE STORE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-03
PRINTSHoP CHANGES HANDS.
E. w. Cummings Sells to James ]. Lamb,
Long Time Enploye.

The Cummings printery, conducted by
4. w. Cummings in the old city building
for the past score of years, has been
transferred to James J. Lamb, for many
years an employee at the printing office
The transfer took place to-day and here
after the business win be conducted un-
der the name of James j. Lamb & Co.
Z. W. Cummings purchased the business
from w. A. Smith 20 years ago, when
the latter went 20 California. Returning
TO Vermont short time afterward Mr..
Smith rebought the business, only to sell
to Mr.. Cummings again at the end OF six
months
The new owner received his earlier
training in the craft in the office of the
Argus & Patriot, Montpelier For the
past 20 years he has been an important
factor in the development of Mr.. Cum
ings' business and old and new patrons
of the printery may be assured that the
standard of service established by Mr..
Cummings will not be allowed to deterio-
rate under the new management. Mr..
Lamb eontemplates several changes in
the mechanical department and a mere
detailed announcement will be made lat
er. At this time Mr.. Cummings, who re-
tires after a long career in the trade, de-
sires to express his appreciation TO the
public for its liberal patronage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-03
RUSSIAN GAINS IN
GALICIA KEEP UP
Germans Gain so0- Metre Front Trench in
the Hartmanns- Weilerkopf Front,
According to French Ad-
mission.

London, Jan. 3.--The htest dispatches
from the southern extremity of the Rus
sian front indicate heavy fighting is con-
tinuing with the Russian army of Cen
eral Ivanoff gaining ground. One corre-
spondent reports that these operations
began with an offensive movement ON
the part of the Austrians, designed to
straighten the line, and after repulsing
the attacks the Russians assumed the
initiative
1t is reported with increasing frequcn-
cy that the central powers are planning
an attack On Saloniki, but they are said
to be experiencing difficulties with Bull
garia, which does not wish to participate
in such campaign unless it promises
something more than the expulsion of
the allies from Saloniki.
Paris reports to-day mention heavy
cannonading along the Franco Belgian
front and admit the withdrawal of
French troops along a 200-metre front in
the Hartsmanns Weilerkopf sector. The
Berlin official statement says German
troops made an attack on wide front
north of the road between La Bassee
and Bethuee yesterday after conducting
mining operations on q. large scale. The
occupants of one trench were buried by
an explosion or were shot down, andF in
some other positions the allied troops
fled
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

William Given and William Cray. who
have been spending the holidays at their
respective homes in the city, returned
last night to Montreal, where they are
employed
Paul ID. Barnard. who has been spend
ing his vacation in this city, returned
Saturday night to Kingston, r. l., to re-
sumo his studies at the Rhode Island
state college.
Miss Cora Batchelder Of Hill street
left last night for Essex Junction. where
she will resume her duties as a school
teacher, after spending the holidays at
her home in this city.
Mrs. John GRAY of North Seminary
street has received word that William
Cooper, now OF Aberdeen. Scot. and for
merly of Barre. received an injury in
an Aberdeen stoneshed which necessi-
tated the removal Of the left eve. While
residing in Barre Mr.. Cooper made his
home at Mrs. Gray's and will BE- re-
by many Barre people
Mrs. Rose Granger Of Is Merchant
street entertained the members Of the
juvenile division of tile u A., AlOH.,' Fri
iay afternoon at her home Piano solos
were given BY Miss Florence I.aPage
and Miss Gladys Grogsn. Vocal solos
we're given by Miss Helen Skerritt and
Catherine LaPage. A dainty lunch
ron was served and all went home hzy-
ng spent a delightful afternoon.