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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01
NOTICE

The following named firms win be
glad to put this label on all your
printing.
,ezsogMsss,, This label stands
UNION ALLIED for quality and
~sssESz. rig t prices. II
your printer cannot supply you with
it, take your printing to these firms:
Modern Printing Co., s5I North Main St.
n. j. Roberts. I24 North Main ST.
j. ]. Lamb 70 North Main ST.
Gasparello Bros, 10 Merchant 81.
This stands for Quality Printing by
competent and skilled men. 1t costs
you nothing. Demand it on all your
printing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01
Lace Curtains and
Draperies

Our Lace Curtain Department has
been a very busy place for the last
few days. Housecleaning weather
brings with it the thoughts of new
Curtains and Draperies, and the new
line of Ready Hang Curtains are
just what appeals to ladies who are
the Curtain graceful drape; then,
fine hard twisted thread, making the
lace firm and very strong and desir-
able.
The Ready Hang feature gives
looking for the newest and best Cur
tain value they can find. The Ready
to-Hang Curtains are made from a
too, they always hang evenly and
straight.
If you have never tried this Cur
tain. come in and see the values. we
have for you in this, the best Lace
Curtain that is made to-day.
We now have our new line of Scrim
and Marquisette Curtains. This is
line of Curtains that are made right.
Every Curtain is hung and inspected
before it leaves the factory, and they
must hang true and without any
pucker or unevenness, and the prices
we are selling these, at will surprise
and please you.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01
Suits and Coats

The demand for Ladies' Tailored
Suits has been the greatest this sea
son that we have ever experienced.
We are carrying an unusually large
assortment of the newest models and
have used our best Judgment in select
ing models that were the best and in
qualities that we could guarantee.
We have some extra good values in
the Black and White Shepherd Plaid
Suits Suits that are made in large
variety OF the newest models, that are
different.
Blacks and Blues have been very
popular and are sure to be strong
sellers all through the season, Tan
seems to hold very strong in both
Suits and Coats.
We have just received a shipment
of Coats in the medium values, Coats
that are made from good quality
All Wool Serge and Poplin, as well
as Coyerts. These values are selling
at $1,000.
We have some extra Coat values in
Tans and Blues, in Sample Coat mod
els-Coats that are new and differ.
emit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
Get your June Mccall at Knights.

Get your June Mccall at Knights.
New suits and coats arrive daily at
Fits.
Breakfast served at Congregational
church next Tuesday, 6;l5 to s a. mad
A nice lot of fresh cows, fancy young
stock, to be sold at auction for Beckley
& Whitehill in Groton village on Wednes-
day, May 3. See ad. on page I. d. A.
Perry, auctioneer-adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01

You Will Want Many Things
for Summer Wear
A. P. ABBOTT co.

We will call to your mind few of the values we have
to offer that cannot duplicate Every day we get
notice of advance in price that it impossible to de-
liver more of certain goods We have just received
large invoice of Ladies' House Dresses and Chidrens
Wash Dresses These lot of Dress values that
bought six months ago at the old price, and
giving you the advantage of foresight and selling
these values at prices low sold merchandise
of these values We have lot of Childrens Bingham
Dresses that made from the best quality fastcoored
Amoskeag Ginghams They are made in a large variety
of styles and the price only SO0 each See these val
ues if you in want Of Children's Dresses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Zee Abbott's line of millinery.

See AbbOtt's line OF millinery.
May breakfast Tuesday morning .-ad.
See those ready-to-hang curtains at
Abbott's.
One hundred head of cattle for sale at
auction on Wednesday, May 3, at Groton
village; some very fancy stock. D. A.
Perry, auctioneer. See adj on page -
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01
May Breakfast, Congregational Church.
Tuesday, May 2.

The following is the menu:
Grapefruit Bananas
Oatmeal and uneooked cereal
Bacon and eggs
Sweet and plain doughnuts
Tea Coffee
Price, 25c. Served from Gals to a. m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01
Gard Of Thanks

NdIU UI lUdNhos
| wish to thank all those who assisted
me to win the five dollars in gold at tn,
Maccabees' bazaar.
Mrs. Lillian kesrney.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30
Die rabifalfte nGriebensbe'
siasansen
DON Der gaf.fiHa /. @.fp5a'
Itfdsu 3situHg gsiieIIt.
Sts lsiitst bas DlUgIi9ffe nit geaas
auf bic QnnsrioRs YoIitit-

2oHbon, 90. ToO. Tie Rbetnii6s
0siigbdIiids 3eituHg fagt. ME aEE
4miierbam beri6.et ptrb, m etneH'
Grtitel iIber bic neutiaen griebMsbea
hingunssn, bab cine gusfDbHung 5fpi.
fdeu 9eutI6lanb uuO feiHen GsiHbal
i'm Wsfen unm5gIi6 lei. Die 3eituE5
fiist bin5u, bab piisUbar aud Der
&anslsr DON 8etbmunn 5olfwes btes
siniebs, urto iagt oaRH;
,lIniere Nufgobe III bie, bur9 Der;
Deitsn unb aeser ben O5ean bur&sue
Srinsen. gusr Nibsritanb, Der uns
bier .ntsesensd.st pirS, mib sebro'
den tperben."
2luf bic 9aItoH Sittration 9esu5
nebmenS, fast bic 3situng: nBas be,
sieger in Sdnbeu BAT, bas bebdIt er :
llnb nit gsSug aui bic perlorensn
beitiItsn 9olonisu fGst tie:
,Wenn ss uns nitt selinst. Its 5us
riidsuerobern, bnnr perben mir ars
In ;gruntreib enti6doigen. Die Don
uns befsBten fruu30iiasn prOpin3sn
finb bpppelt 70 oisl rpertb, als bic 30
lonien. @esen geIgtsns brou6en mir
feline Worte gu psrIisr,n. mir miiFen
3usans gum engtiiten aanal babsH
Hnb mir bran6en Gntperpen. Ws=
gelsien 5aben nil, HIub .s uns ab.
nebmen.
Die 3situha f6lisBt NIT Der GrtlG
rins, bab GnsInrb lsiater Derrpunbs
tar iei aIs RublanO urp 2onbon letd
ter ,erit5rt ipsrbsn t5nne. als Mos'
Tau, neil Mostau pie glut, Qpnbon
aber nur gorpebos tpitsn miirbe.
.Wir seben uns tsinen pbantoiiir
I@sn sriumen BIN" 'ast gum S6fuf
bic 3eituns. rWir ber:en ni6t Saran.
ote Wslt au erobern. Oas beuti4c
giirsertbum III nod niGt retf senus.
I'm Elm Dsltrei6 gu bsmeiitern unb gu
rssierep. mir i5nnsu rpeber bds britI'
i9e Reid ssrft5ren. noA fdben mir
cine folhe gfbfidt, a5sr bls tpenigite.
mas mir als Grisbeusbeoingins Teller
i0unsn. 1T bic ppnftdHoise gsiiesuns
Grnntteids i'm Wsfsn unb bic gtufs
re6tsrbnltuns bes qreiiises Der oeui-
i6sn 5iasss aif allen Mseren.
Jn stnsr Oegsias Dsa gmtssSaHl
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Seben nnb Sreiben tn ber
erpberten Stabt Sratpba.
Die gei6en batten iih Dor Der ans
tunit Der Seutf3sn gefIii4tet.
Die 3uriigeblisbsnsn bstIagsn bus
Giusreifsn Rumdntens 10 bisIen
Srieg.

Berlin, %. Rop. lleber 2pnbor.
uebsr ben SGuisru Don Graioipa n
RumGnieu pebeu Sunberte bon pets
zen 5Iasaer, als 3si4en Der Inter
tuerFllng unb Der frieoIifen g6fihter.
sS5n Srisoenssstten 1T GroiDpa eir,s
bliibenoe Stabt Don mebr als $4,000
Giupu6uern, etnfdlisbli6 bon braf
6unbert MiIionGren; beuts 1T a1ss
tin unb bie Stabt gum 5bsiI oerlais
len.
grnTtdnbis ii6errniht bon Der
ednenigtsit. nit Der Die 9eutifer
porridtsn, bat ii6 Der srDbte SbsiI
Der rei6en 8epOlteruns ssFIiidtet.
Die Subsu, bic gu Suuienoen 3uriids
aeblisben finb, rsbmen ben 9eutider
geaeniiber cine freunbtiae Snltung
Elm, Tie baben a6er ibre 2dbsu seihlo's
len, tpsnnsisia bic grsiis febr fhnsll
Itsigsu unb iis grDbsn qrofs. mo4sa
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8aiier @ilbefm
Stattete @ten etnen fiir5en geiud ab
Inn einen letter. 9ltf nuf ben bet
ftorbenen Serrider gu tperfen.
@egen eines ltnfoobIietns febrte er
am @erb mad Derti9lan6 5uriid.
Ser a'6rig mlo oer aronprtn5 BON
gulgnrien 5ur 2eihenfeier N
8ien eingetroffen.

gmter6am, bia 2onoor, 70.
gtuoember. Gin offt8ieQes Selegramnt
bon Berlin beIngt, 0aB 6er oeutiha
aaiier arn 9iertitag gornittag III
@ier eintrat ober aln Q(beil0 ole
Stoft pieoer berlieB. @egen elmer
@rtdltung batter feline 9ler5te bormlf
beItailbeu, baB er feline 9lbiiGt, Der
9eibenieier Ses &1iiers 5rat15 Soiepb
bei5ltipobreu, altfgebe.
en- bem Eeleqrarm betBt es:
,aaiier @ilbeIm fieB iicb riht barmi
binber1, itf peri0nli9 uno aIs ober.
iter Seerfiibrer Der oelitihen Sritppen
ben bem beritor6enen Serriher Slt
berabifie6en. 5n itiuem @ebete ita1lo
er am Sarge Don 6ra15 Soiepb, GnF
Dem er einen &ran7 nie0erlegte. Ter
aaiier bntte ipe3ieG qebeten, oab Don
einem offi5ieIleu @ntpfange 9Ibita1lo
genoutmen perbe. Ser Gag mar Dem
iiiQer gInocltfen nn BEN GerYtDrben.n
ln6 elmer geipredptng NIT 0ern jun.
gen aaiierpaare gerpibniet.
g8ie II, 90. gSooernber, bia 2onbon.
Der aoniS m1o 6S 4ronprir5 opll
gulgarien iirA in @ten angefomnen
I'M oeni 2eiftrtbegdngniB 6eS &aticrS
Srans GSSoiepb bei8utpofnen.
Imiterbom, 80. Nobember
Gns 8ten ruirb geruelhet, baB man bei
Der 9tnfnrft bes &utiers @ilbelm
6eutIid nterfte, 5aB er ii6 efne GrfdT'
tlmg suge5osen bate. @r pltroe DON
6em Gnifer anrl ber5lib begribt.
Spdter pur6e ibm pom &ontg Serbi.
nmlb BON 8ulgnrien rn6 oeiien S6b.
nerl, cen 8rin3en Boris uro Guria,
elm geiuh abgeltattet, aporuuf Die orei
@onarten iib in Iebbafer aorrueriu-
finn untcrhtelteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30

an bic .9imes" tpirb bisIer 9rtitef Der
R6einii4 DeftpbdIii8eH 3eituns
als BAG gemertsnspertbeIte beaeihnet,
has bisher nit 8e5us alrf bic beutIheH
acknowledgement srT6ienen lit.
Die 9epsf4e ftigt hinsu, Dab Die Set
tung OisIe nombafts tnbuitrie[e @rD'
zen rsprdfsntirt, Die, ME bic tiir5lidsu
@erGuberungen in bobsn asgierungss
dmtsrH 5eigen, tbreH gtHfIuB immer
me6r gsItenb MAIDEN.
Gu5 0r. SaeSer, Elm MitgIieb Der
Gentrumspdrtei I'M Rei6stag, trttt
fir Qnnsrion Elm. gr ertlGrt in eineU:
i'm SiifsIbprfer General >Ir5eiger err
fdiensneu 9trtitsI, baB bus felt ben
Sabre 1914 in 9slgien osrsoFsns glut
nidt umiuRit osrsufien purbsH isin
bari.
rgelgisn muB uns fir stneu grpBsn
sbeil bel &risestuiteH sntiadoiseu,
i6rsibt Or. Sasssr. rBir miiTsu fiiz
immer bic TaasIinie bs6altsn, mi:
2iittith uuo NdHlir. Gin She'll Don
9urem6urg, oos an geIgien seIdHst
III. tann Disasibt an bas 9robbsrSogs
tbum abgstrsten perbsu.'
gla3oem sr unsebeutet, bdb b'.
Donpnen aus BEN DON ibnsn beipobns
ten gegenoen biHausgetrtebsn tperoen
t6nnen, ertIdrt er itd bufiir, SaB Der
belgii6sn 9pnaitie geitattst tpsrben
tonne, gu 6Ieibsu, boB aber bag oan9
pplitiIa, tpirtbiduftItb unO miIitd'
rid ppn Seutihlanb o6bdnsig sss
modbt tperbeu miiIie.
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Die MISUNDERSTANDING
Der beutf6en Re9terung
ptrb am 0pnuerft q g bem
Rei6stae uHterbreitet
perbeH.

Berlin, %. glpt, iiber Cons
bon, 90. Nop. - Sic Regierungs>
SorIase, tpslte perfiigt, odB ale t0rs
ptrIib Fdbigen 3iOiIiitsn fir &riegss
sirete bei6Gftigt peroen io1en, ptro
ar 0pnneritag benz Rethstug oon
Rei6stdn5ler pou 9etbmunn Soqs
lreg nit elmer !Reoe, in tpelher sr bic
c,ingenbe glptbfpenbigteit Der Wlab=
regel betonen iptrb, uuterbreitet tpsrs
ben. Gr trirb, tpie man eripartet,
@ustunft iiber bic 0ur6fiibrung Der
Wlabregel geben. ou in 8e5ue auf
bisie in bsridiebeneu areiien mod
gsiursnib berrIht.
Man slaubt, bab bi. @prluge ii9
qdm bebeutenb bon benz eriten Grta
ruri unterI6eiber tpirb, 9as prius
5ir, oab ale t0rperIih fabigen Wtdns
ner Ron 1s - 60 Sobren, tpelhe ntf,t
unter Der SABINE bienen, i'm Sntereie
hes @aterlanbs gum @rbsitsotsnit bers
dnge,pgen ipsrben IolIen. ipiro unds>
dnbsrt blsiben, ober big an bisTer
stunbe III es nod ungslptf, tpelhe
5orm bic Aontroue iibsr Die 0urhs
fiibrunq bes @eiebes arnsbmen iDirb.
Inter noruolsn llmItdroen ipiiroe
bisis llreepibbeit uusgebebnte De-
battsn perdnlufIen, ubsr od Der @es
.usgoIquartisrmeiiter bon aaoeuSprt
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3tpei rnifibe Sranspprts
1ampfer
Wht etHem gdn5en SnTun
terie Re9iment an
9orb untergesan.
n.

gerIiu. 90. Rop. 2luf cru6tIOism
0eae nu6 Sappile. Der ue6eriee'
Radridten Isentur ipiro nus Stpds
bulm gemelost, bab stpei qroBe ruff
i6e Sranspurtbumpfer Gnoe Sttober
auf Der ssabrt ppn Selfiugfors nof
Repal untsrssgangen ieier, pa6rs
fdeinlih iufotse Gufluufsrs auf Mts
nen. Die 9ampfer IoGen bus gnn3e
428. ruffifhe Sufuuterie Regiment
an gorD sebabt hGben, bas felt tdngez
rer 3stt in 5inulunb eeitanbeu bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30

.2tm Di.nitas fauben i'm Rautafus
tleine @eTsdts ftatt. IN benm unisrs
Sruppen iiesrei9 ipareH.
,Syr.ber 9obrubi6a ipurben feiHb.
.lits sruppsn DON uniersr artiaerie
uHO Sufantsrie suriidsefdlasen nuo
aus ibren @erTdan5ungen Dertrieben
Der Geinb rrIitt febr fdtDere DrIuit:.
,llniere 9ruppsn, bic Gn Dem Do
naa usbsrsans tbetInabmen, Raben
am Rontag aIeraHbria bs'sst. Sie
erbeutsteU 140 GifeybahuDassons uno
grobs Renseu DON 2e6ensmittetn.
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Sir 8 6tD, bas pcfttt6e qenns
fbloanier urb bag untcre Uti6igan:
Eriibes, fii4leres 8stter ON 9on.
nerItog; ON 6reitag i6Ones Netter
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bereits erflGrte, bag bic Wtnbreget eine
uHDermriolide glOtbtpen6igtett Iei, ers
fpartet man, buB Der Retdstdg elmer
ffreIen @nndbme Der @orlage nihts
IN ben Weg legen iptrb.
Die gebOrber rebmen dugen6lid'
lid einen Genius iiber ale 9eetgnete
Wtui6inerie unO SanOnerts3euge I'M
Rei6e duf. unb no INNER Diefslben
nift gu ausgiebi9er 9tntpenbung ge'
langen, tperben iie nu4 ben usueH
MdnttiOnsfabrifen iibertrugen tperoen.
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0ie alubdnger bes Vemi
5elos tn Atben
Janssn an. um ibre Si&srixit bsforgt
Su perben.
Gin @ufitanO IN Der erie&ifter
Sauptitabt befiir6tet.

Qonbon, 90. gtop. Wis GUS Spe'
sialsepei6en aus atben berporsebt,
iinb bic &ubdnser geuiseloS M Der
grietiftsn Sauptftabt Don Der sr0b.
ten geiOrsnib .rfiiIIt. sic iinb ppbl
iiar. an 3ubl, aber gang unbetpaffn.t.
Ran bsfiirdtst, bab es linen i6le&t
ers.beH tpirb, penn ss gu RruDaGeu
.ommen iolte.
@iSe abmtrat Su GOurHet, Der
aOmmanbsur Der Glott. Der aajirtsl
in sriediI6eu gsipdFern, ma9te am
Montas cine Snips.tionstour in Der
Gtaot unb sr mudts bel tieicr SeIe'
genb.it bic gntSsduns, bub an piele
SduIer unb 2dbsn bon perionsu. bic
ols 4EbGnser 9snisslos betannt iinb,
pdbrenb Der glaft nit roIter Garte
Gr.iIe ansnnalt DprSm naren. aua
Los 5aus oes 8iirgermstfrrs mar m
folder Weif. martirt.
abmiral bu Soirnet. beibt ss IN
ben DepeI&.n nsitsr, ma6te ipdtr
an Gage Dem a0nis aoHituntin feline
Qlufpartuns, benz sr gustunft oariiber
CAB, mos er gum S9uBe Der anhdns
ger g}enissIos gu tbun bsabii4tiss,
I'm mas .s fid bier5si banbelt, IL
absr niht bstanni. Sn Defantiportl~
ten areiIen tpirb bebalptst, bub beT
2lbmirdl bie abfityt babe. aiben 81
ibeieben, Denn es su arapalIen tom.
men foIlie, bab absr bic @eni5eliftert
niGt banit sufrieosn i.i.n unb bic
anpsnbuns Don Mabrsseln perlanss
ten, bic 8papolls unmDslib MAIDEN
ipiirben.
@sitsre aHstuuft iiber
BEN untergan8 Der
.Warinu1 perlanst.
Berlin, 20. Rop. llebsr 2onbon.
Dns bieiise ausipdriise gmt bat Die
amtriianiite goiidnft eriuht, ibm
ipeitere giBslbeiten bariibsr mit3us
tbeiIen, ipp unb unter ipeifxn I'm.
.ftdRbtu bsr 6rttii9e DampfH .Utas
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@dbrenb int Saben bic Mrmee bon Madenjen''
8ufareit bebenflid aabe gefomntett 1T.
Weitere Jla6ri6tcn d6er oie S6(a6t, Ole am ]l(on=
tag on 0er ma5eooni(den Jront dattgefunOen,
rasn erEbsn wsl6 rtbare S0Iapps die Entente Cppen
erIltten baben

= n
mi
an
Sampn m
l.
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t0nnten. Die 6otels uno gnfes fno
NIT 8iirgern ongefiiat, bic, fDentsftsns
ben Gremben geseni6sr, gebouetn
bnriibsr dusbriiden, bob %umGnieu
ii6 an benz ariege betbetligt bat. Ris'
Iige 8orrdtbs Oon 2ebensmitteln fielea
ben Ssutfdeu in bic Sduoe, ipeil bic
&umdnen tpe6er Belt botier. lie 5u
aerftoren. rph mitannehmen.
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Sinb DON ber Wdrnun9 unangme6w
beriibrt,
Die bic ameritant I9e 8urbes<Reierpe'
9sb6rbe betreffs Oes 2tntanfs
bon britif4en S4uBamtss
Gotsn srIaiIen bat.
Sic 8atten es fir OOGtg in Der
Srbnung,
DAP &merita ibren Gelp obn' iebs
gt4erbeit pumpen ioa.

2onbpn, %. JioO, - Die Cons
boner ginan3trsiie lparen iiberrGi4t
ais bic ameritaniiae 8lInDeszReIeroe,
gebDrbe bic ameritautf4en 9unten
Dor benz Qntauf Don brtttIaen SddB'
amtsnoten parnte, bic in Der nd6itsn
s3eit auf ben ameritanif4eH Wtartt
gebrabt tperben iOllten, unD es fann
ni9t geleugnet tDeroen, baB bic lleber'
rof9ung cine unangenebme mar. -Pro'
mmente iStnan5iers tpetgsrten iia,
etne &nIi3t iiber bic NarnuHg aus5f
oriiden, penigitens oprIGufig,
SIN qllgeneiuen 1T man in biefi9e1
8ei9Gftstreiien Der 4niiAt, bag Die
GntentemG6te 10 quite &uuben Der
@er. gtaaten iiHD, DaB lie ou jebem
@ntsegentommeH Bel Der alrt Der gea
sGbluRg bere6tigt gu fem gIauben,
uno audi, bab bic SiRan5traft gns'
lanbs cine 10 grObe Jet buB ale &!ai'
fen pOn RegterungspupiereR IN 4Hes
rita iibernDmmeu fperoen ipIten. los
gar inter ben jeBissn ger9dItuiFfsn,
geraDefp bereittpiligit, pie Die Gmert'
tanii9en papiers in gngIaHo getauit
tperroen.
Der .Gpening Stanbaro" fugt: rgs
fpQte jeBt m6gIid fein, in gtep gort
eiue permanente @nIeihe uuf8unebmeH.
obns irsenO pet6e anoere Si3erbeit,
als ben areOit Der britif6en &esie'
rung. Gs lit niAt piiuIdenspertf,
baB bic f6pebenOe S9aIO 6ara
4usgabe pDn S6uBamtsuoten ms
rngebeaerli9e Oermehrt pirb. Gs IL
tsinesipegs geipiB, oaB Elm iol6es
gerfabren biaiger 1T uIs Elm anOerer
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New Britain herald., 1916-05-01
Border Waits for Washington

El Paso, Tex, May Progress in the negotiations regarding the dis position of the American expedition ary force in Mexico today awaited direction from the Washington gov ernment. In some quarters it was the opinion that the conference had reached the stage where the question of withdrawal might be the primary subject of discussion. It was said, however, that the administration was not likely to consider an imm ediate retirement of General Pershings columns but rather would await a convincing demonstration from the Carranza government of it's ability to deal with the Villa bandits before starting a northward movement of the 12,000 or more United States troops now on Mexican soil
 The reply of administration off, cials to the report on the first confer ence held by Generals Scott and Funston for the United States and General Obregon and General Ire vino for Mexico, was expected today. After a complete digestion of it's con- tents by the American representa- tives, the second conference is to be arranged.
 It was pointed out by some well in formed persons that the present ne s;OtiatiOns might be merely the pre- liminary to diplomatic discussion be- tween Washington and Mexico City Whether this would be the case it was indicated, would depend alto gether upon the attitude of the Mexi- can cOnferees
 If General Obregon consented to the proposals of the United States, it is said a settlement would be near at hand. In the event Of a refusal from him to consider a cooperative cam raign against the scattered bands the whole matter would revert to Washington.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-01
GERARD STILL AWAY
 TALKING TO KAISER
Berlin Ignorant of When American Ambassador Intends to Return
 From Confet ence.

Berlin, April 30, 2 p. m., via Lon- don, May 1, 2:22 a. m.-No word has yet been received to indicate when Ambassador James w. Gerard will re- turn from great Headquarters.
 It had been generally assumed that the American am bassador would con- clude his councils with Emperor Will liam, Chancellor Won Bethmann-Holl- veg and other statesmen Saturday and would take the train for Berlin that night but the Amer embassy enc the foreign office as yet have not been notified that he is on his way to the capital.
 The Lokal Anzeiger's announcement that the deliberations on the German American situation are continuing may mean that MT. Gerard still is conferring with the powers that be.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-01
CUTS GIRL WITH
 RAZOR IS CHARGE
Patrick Smith of Main Street Held By Hartford Police in Bonds
 of $1,0O0.

Patrick F. Smith of 175 Main street, this city, is being held by the Hartford police in bonds of $1,000 for trial Wednesday on a charge of slashing Miss Irene Finley of Hartford with a razor.
 Smith was arrested by Officer T. w. Brazel Saturday night on a complaint preferred by the girl. Miss Finley is the daughter of T. H. Finley of 34S Albany avenue and claims that on Saturday night Smith waited for her at the store where she is employed and followed her home. Near her house, she says he insulted her and q struggle ensued during which Smith is alleged to have drawn a razor and threatened to cut the girls throat if she screamed. The girl says Smith did cut her throat slightly and the wound was dressed by the police surgeon.
 Smith is well known in this city. The local police state that about two years ago this same Finley girl com plained to them that he had black ened her eyes, but she declined to ap- pear against him at that time.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-01
Pittsburgh Without Street Cars.

Pittsburgh, May 1.-Thousands of persons were compelled either to walk or ride in automobiles or big draws to work today as a result Of the strike of street car men which began shortly after midnight. Operations were completely suspended on all lines Df the Pittsburgh Railways Co.,, In Pittsburgh and vicinity and the Wash tngton and Charleroi Interurban Lines. as well as on the Beaver Valley and Washington local lines.
 No disorder marked the start of the strike and without two hours after the order had been issued traction service had been tied up.
 The strike affects 3,2OO conductors and motormen and about 800 other employees of the company. The men first demanded 30, 35 and 38 cents an hour for, respectively, the first, second and third years service but later yielded to 30, 33 and 36 cents The company refused to pay more than 32 cents as maximum wage, two cents above the present rate
 Vice President J. J. Thorpe of the union, this morning issued an order lnstructing strikers to keep away from saloons. He said he anticipated no trouble.