davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19

nych odrot6w wloskich cofniet,
poniewaz tylko Z wysunietych da
lei punktow trzymanych luznie
cofnac sic W}osi musieli - punk
ty te do silnej obrony sic ME ma
dawaly. - jeSli Austryacy zech-
ca przct W Trentino swa ofensy-
we, to Wlosi bronit sic moga do
plero Ia wlaSnem terytoryum,
Sdzie maja obrony cd lat wiclu
Swietnie przygotowanc w okolicy
miast fortecznych ASiago Ar
ziero. -. Lccz sadza, &c do tego
ME przyjdzie, a ofenSywa austry-
acka zostanie zwichnieta jeszcze
w Trentino,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19

Wszyscy obznajomieni z sytuacya zgadzaJa sic
ma to- re Poska znaduje sic mad przepascia smiercl
gfodowei re tylko altruizm swiata poza mia moze
ocalie setki tysecy ludnosci tego nieszczesliwego
kraju Cd zagiady giodu. A teraz jeden korespon-
dent pisze do pewnego chicagoshego dzennika, ze
Rad kajzera sciaga wysokle cha zaA wszystka zyw-
nose nportowana doPolskiNawe jesli zywnosc przy
chodzi czesci polskiego terytoryum okupowanego
przez Austrye do czeSci zajetej przez Niemcy, clio
Jest nakiadane sciagane tylko W kilku wypadkach
udaio sic ratunkowym stowarzyszeniom uzyskac ul-
&c taryfe. Cena zywnoSci, dodaje correspondent,
podnosfa sic bardzo znacznie wskutek tego cfa kto
re przynosi rzadowi niemieckienu znaczne dochody.
jednak w obliczu tego faktu historycznego,
jakotez faktu, ze Rad kajzera eksportowa Belgii
towarow wartosci SSO000O0 miesiecznie w czasie,
gdy zagranica kontrybowa3a ogromne sunny, by o.
CHRONIC ludnosc belgijska cd smierci g4odowej,
,,Swstels Papieru'' Jagow deklamuje wymownie o
,,barbarzynstwie" blokady, ktora zamyka import
zywnosci do Nemiec Unysf kajzerysty jest zagad-
ka, ktorej zaden obywatel wolnego kraju ME po-
trait rozwiazac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Szwecya a Rosya.

Stockholm, 19 maja. - NlePo'
rozumienia rosyjsko szwedz--
kie zostafy zazegnane: Szwecya
pozostanie SciSle neutralna - W
pogotowiu na wszelki wypadek
alarmy powodu fortyfikacyi ro-
syjskich, pospiesznie zak}ada-.
nych ma Baltyku, ma brzegach "a,
tok Finskiej i Botnickiej i wyspy
Aland sa motywowane potrzeba
wojenna wzgledem Niemiec; "a
pewnienia tego rodzaju Rad O.,
trzymaf ze strony Rosyi / pred
1ozy}' je W parlamencie, co sic
przyczynilo do uspokojenia umy-
slow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Sprawy mexykanskie.

FL Paso, Tex, 10 maja. -
Sierzant Harry Furman z kom-
panii karabinow maszynowych %
90 pufku piechoty zosta} zabity
strzalami mexykahskich strazni-
k6w celnych ma terytoryum mexy
kahskiem, p0itora mill ma wschod
cd Juarez. Komendant Juarez,
general Gavira, donosi, re Fur
man byI pijany pierwszy zaczsi
strzelanine i re inni zolnierze a.
merykanscy byli swiadkami zaj-
scia, lccz ME odpowiedzieli ma
strzaly mexykahskie. komendant
kompanii Furmana twierdzi, za
widzia} go krotko przed fatal
nem tenn wydarzenien zupein;e
trzezwcgo. Mai on precise gra-
nice W poszukiwaniu "a zbiegiy-
mi mulami, do czego jednak, "a
znaczyG wypada, ME mial
prawa.
Marathon, Tex. 10 naja. -
Ekspedycya mexykaiska pulko-
wnika Sibley'a MA bye W prze-.
ciagu tygodnia odwolana, gdyz
jest zbyt mafa, by mogia dluz-
sly czas ma obcem terytoryum
przebywaG, a nadto spelnila jui
swe zadanie, rozbiwszy bandy--
tow i ocaliwszy ich rak Jessa
Deemera Monroego Payne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Japonia a Chiny.

Tokoi, 19 maja. - Prasa japoh-
ska oglasza. IL nadal wiadze ia,
pohsItic odmawiac beda garnizo-
no mchihskim wstepu ma po}wy-
sep Szan-Tung tamtedy dazaca
linie kolcjowa, bedaca pod admi-
nistracya japoiska: zarzadzenia
tc maja bye upozorowane tenn. IL
iapohskie wladze ME chca dawac
schrony rewolucyonistom chin.
skim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
z Wfoskiego Teatru
Wojny.

Rzym, 1s maja. - RAPPORT wio-
ski donosi o stanowczem juz
wstrzymaniu ofensywy austrya--
ckiej. w okolicy Adamello ma
przeleczach Fargorida i Topete
pokonano Austryak6w, wzieto ich
fortyfikacye, a W Mich wiele zdo-
byczy: Wlosi tam kontroluja ca
ly region az po rzeczke Sarca. W
dolinie Ledro artylerya pracuJe--
onegdaj w nocy Austryacy ata
kowali wloskie pozycye ma gore
Pari, lecz zostali.w zupelnoscl cd
parci. w dolinic Lagarina, ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
z Bafkanu.

Ateny, 19 maja. - Potwierdza
sic wczorajSzc doniesienie. IL
wojska francuskie zajefy Deve-
Tepe, strategiczny punkt na po.
graniczu greckicm, skutkiem cze-
go Grecya podnosi CLOS protestu
Sprzymierzonych. Sprawa "a
jecia wySpy Korfu transportu
wojsk stamtad juz ma bye po-
myslnie za}atwiona: wojska sa
transportowane morzem dokofa
Grecvi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Ma Morzach.

Londyn, l 9maja. - " ciagu
DOLBY oStatniej nur prawdopodob,
ME rosyjski zatopii ma Ba}tyku
diva wielkie statki transportowe
nienieckie ,,Kolga" i Blanca
20 dwu ludzi ma kazdym statku
lekko ranionych zostaio. Nur
angielski zatopii ma Baityku sta
tex niemiecki ,,Hera' - zalodze
dano czas do ratowania sic, ka-
pitana wzieto do niewoli. Fran
cuski parowiec Mira" zoStai "a,
topiony, szczeg6l6w ME podano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
AvocourtiNr.304..
Boje zaciek}e
pod Verdun.
Ma WkOSK|M TEREN|E.
Ma MorzaCh iW PrzeStWOrZaCh.
500 Aeroplanow W Walce.
TRY OKRETY ZATOPlONE.
Anglicy CORA w Egipcie.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Japonia a Chiny.

der ciezkie: atakowaly tam woj-
ska afrykahskie - murzyni Z
kolonii. ktorych masa polegIa. w
Alzacyi pod Rcichs-Ackerkopf
rowniez zniwcczono atak francu-
ski ogniem Z bateryi niemieckich
Mad Aisne rzekq Francuzi atako,
wall, uzywajqc gazow zaczadza-
jacych, lecz Nicmcom uda}o sic
ogniem dzial zniszczyt rczer-
woar gazowy francuski, a atak
odparto. Artylerya pracNe ma Ca
lei linii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19

przyjaciel az ) atakow przypu-,
sell ma Zegnatorta - "a kazdym
razem zostal ze stratami odpar-
tv. w dolinach Terragnola A
stico pozyCye nicprzyjacielskle
sa pod nieustannym ogniem, W
dolinach San Pclcgrino Corde-
vale r0wniez dziaIa grzmia ME
ustannie, atakow bylo kilka wszy
stkie zlokalizowane. Mad Socza
rzeka Qsonzo) przewaznic dzla-
Iowa trivia robota; pod Nlontal-
cone Wlosi silnym kontratakiem
odebrali czeSc pozycyi, zdoby--
tych przez Austryakow pred pa
ri dniami.
Wieden, 10 naaja. - RAPPORT at
stryacki donosi; Artyleryjskie
walk ma caiym wioskim froncic.
w Doberdo okolicy Austryacy
explodowali min kilka i leje ich
zajeli. Gorycya jest SLIME oStrze-
liwana przez baterye wloskle
podobniez fortyfikacre W Krn i
Flitsch, oraz inne punkty ia ka-
rynckim terenie: w ciagu nocy
minionych Wfosi atakowali punk
ty owe, lecz zostali odparci. Pod
Loppio mad jeziorem tejze navy
artylerya re stron obu pracuJc
intensywnie. Awiatyczne wywia-
dy najazdy ma porzadku dzien-
nym: aeroplany austryackie bom-
bardowa}y w tych dniach Wene--
eve. Cormons, Udine, Erviso,
wszedzie dobre odnoszqc rezul--
taty.
Paryz, 10 maja. - Experci wo-
jcnni sadza. il Austryacy ist0t-
mic zaczeli ofensywe wloska po
roku przygotowaii. -. Me przy-
wiazuja zbytniej wagi do pew
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Z Francyi.

Paryz, 10 maja. - Minister fl,
nansow Ribot przedstawii W L.
bic Deputowanych projekty no.
wych podatk6w cd wilma. tyto,
niu, kopaln. polowaf. automobi,
low, koni luxusowych etc. a tc
celem pozyskania funduszow dla
rzadu ma dalsze wojenne potrze'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Francuzi odpieraja
Niemcow.

Paryz. l9 maja. - Raporty
podaja: Ma p6lnoc cd rzeki Aisne
rozproSzono ogniem z bateryl
francuskich zgrupowania ME
micckie, widocznie atak przyspa-
sabiajace. Ma lewym brzegu Mo-
~ Nicmcy po bombardowaniu
bardzo gwaltownem otworzyli a.
tax ma Avocourt, las i pozycye,
oraz wzgorze Mr.. 304., lecz po
straszliwie krwawych wysilkach
zostali odrzuceni ogniem wachla-
rzowym Z bateryi polowych i mi
traliez francuskich. Niemcy po--
nieSc musieli Straty ogromne: mo-
ina bylo obSerwOwac cale SEE
regi zolnierzy wallace sic pod O.
gniem Z pozycyi francuskich; ME
ktore czeSci pobojowiska byly ta-
kim gradem kul ognistych Easy
pywane. IL Mkt tamtedy przeJSc
ME zdoiaI, kto w obreb takiego
ognia wchodzi}. ging} bez ratun-
ku - noga stamtad ME uszla!. .
Ma prawym brzegu Mozy kano-
NADIA - najsilniejsza pod Les L
parges.
- Dalsze raps1ty donosza, IL
onegdaj mad ranem po walEach
caly dzien noe GAIA trwajacych
- Francuzi liniowym atakiem
zdobyli fortyfikacye niemieckie
naprzeciwko Nr. 3ot., oraz okopy
niemieckie W poblizu wzgorza
Nr. 2Sr., Sprawiajac rzcz iStnq
w>r6d broniacyCh. Znacznc to
sukcesy - manifcStujq one ten
fakt, il NiemCy nietylko mic juz
wiecej Sprawit ME sa zdolni ma
vcrdunshim froncie. lecz nadto
sami - wstccz SPierani przez
Franzuz6w wSzelkich sii musza
uzyj, jcsli sic chca ma pozycyach
zajetych utrzymaj.
- Belgijski rapport wczorajszy
podajc: Ogien calcj linii znacznie
sic wzmogi ze strony niemieckiej:
mad YSera pod Steenstraete pro-
bowali Niemcy ataku, lecz ich
vstrzymaly W micjscu batcrye
bclgijskic.
- Angielski rapport: Pod Why
Niemcy wysadzili mine i zdoiali
obsadzic lei; trzymany zrazu
przez angielskich zolnierzy; pod
Wictlje byia nocna potyczka pa
trolow. Artylerya pracuje stale
gl6wnie pod St. Eloi i Anglers. A
wiatyka tez W ciagiy ruchu: Kill
ka byIo wczoraj potyczek, jeden
aeroplan niemiecki zostai uszko-
dzony.
Berlin, 10 maja. - RAPPORT ME,
miecki utrzymuje. IL ataki fran
:u>kie ma verdunskim terenie 20
staly odparte - mianowicie pod
Nr. BOT. gdzie nieprzyjaciel W
odwrocie straty miai ponieSc ma
J. B. PaHascn wypo4ycza pieniadze
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Zadaja 5 krazownikow
ma rok 1917.

Washington, 10 maja. - 10
misya Izby posclskicj dla spraw
marynarki poszla dalej jcszcze W
zadaniach rcorSanizacyi floty niz
sckrctarz Daniels, ktory doma--
gal sic na rok 1917 krcdytow ma
budowc ? dreadnought6w 3
krazownikow. KomiSya postano-
villa domagac sic pieciu krazow-
nik6w, drozszych niz drcadnough
ty / posiadajacych wieksz2 szyb-
koSc. w szczeg6lnoSci zadania
jej programu ma rok 1G17 pred
stawiaja sic jak nastepuje:
Piec krazownik6w bojowych,
uzbrojonych w czternastocalowe
dziala posiadajacych szybkost
81 wezl6w ma godzine. Kazdy 2
tych koIos6w ma kosztowac $20,-
433.531. ~.
DwadzieScia nurow. czego 8
maja bye zbudowane Z przezna-
czeniem operacyi ma pelnem mo-
rzu, a II do obrony wybrzezy. O.
g0lny koszt ich wyniesie oko}o
$16,OOO,0OO.
Cztery krazowniki wywiadow-
cze. zbudowane kosztem S5,57?,-
900 kazdy. e. @tR"
Dziesiet torpedowc6w, zbudo
wanych lqCznym kosztem S13,-
250,OO0.
Jeden okret szpitalny, kosztu-
jacy $?,5OO,OOO.
Jeden weglowiec, kosztujqcy
S1.364,000.
Jeden WreSzcie Statck amunl--
cyjny, kt6rego koszt budowy wy
niesie Sg,,15,0O0.
Og6lny kredyt potrzebny na
wprowadzenie W zycie tego pro-
gramu wyniesie $?40,0O0,0OO
bedzie najwiekszy, jakiego kiedy-
kolwiek w historyi Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych Komisya marynarki
sic domagata. Przewyzsza on O
S9O,0OO,0OO budzet uchwalony ia
flote w roku ostatnim.
Sekretarz Daniels oSwiadczy},
ze jest zupeinie zadowolony te
go programu Komisyi, gdyz )
krazownikow najnowszego typu
wcale ME stanowia mniejszej ST.
ly niz proponowaneSt przez ME
so 2 drcadnoushty i 2 krazowni-
Hi.
W obronie naturalizo-
wanego obywatela.
W,szuno+on 10 n1aia Ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Z Wfoch.

Rzym, 10 maja. - Donosza Z
wyspy Sycylii, IL tam W okolicy
wulkanu Etny odczuto wczoraj
i onegfaj slime wstrzasnienia; ma
Etnie nowy krater powstaf; szcze
polow o szkodach niema zadnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Angicy " Egipcie.

Londyn, 10 maja. - Raporty
wojsk angielskich donosza o zwy-
ciestwach mad mahometanami,
odniesionych pod Bayound Ma
geibra: Sc wiclb}ad6w i wielki "a
pas amunicyi zdobyli Anglicy, a
ob6z nieprzyjaciclski zniszCzono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Niemcy W Ameryce maja
szanowac prawa.

Washington, 10 maja. - w
konsekwencyi postanowionej RE-
komo zmiany kursu polityki ME-
mieckiej W stosunku do Stanow
Zjednoczonych ambassador hr.
Bernstorff przedsiewzial kroki,
celem polozenia kohca wykrocze-
niom przebywajacych tn Menu
cow przeciwko neutralnosci A.
meryki.
Z ambasady wydano nastepu--
jace oSwiadczenie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19

Jezeli chcccie pozyczke ma proper.
ia przytem dobra rzetelna obsiuge
idzcie do Hatterman i CLAM 1110
Milwaukee ave. logl.).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
lZDanMii. il

Kopenhaga, 19 maja- - krol
Krystyn by} wczoraj operowany
ma pewne cierpienie wewnetrzne
operacya miala przebieg pomysl-
nv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
Z NorwegIii.

Christiania, 19 maja. - Unie
robotnicze w sile $4,000 ludzi "a
straj kowaly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19

(Dokonczenie Id stronicy 3ciei,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19

B. Pallascn wypo4ycza pieniadze
Ia realnos6. sprzedaje karty okrsto-
so reaInoSe, 1146 Noble VI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19
W obronie naturalizo-
wanego obywatela.
Washington, 10 maja. - Nj

by, kt6re wyniosa oko}o 8,010.-
900, 900 frankow....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-19

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Aluminium and copper teakettles, coffee
and tea pots. E. A. Prindle & Co, Pear
street.
fedora Rossi returned to Barre yes
terday, after spending several days with
friends in Bethel.
Mrs. Louis Ztzer of Fort Kent, ar
rived in the city last evening for visit
Of several days with relatives on Pros
peet street.
James r. Cook of South Main street
left the city last night for Wolcott,
where he is spending a few days with
his son, George II. Cook, who purchased
a farm in that township last fall.
During the exemplifcation of the de-
gree in the lodge rooms of Ruth chapter,
No. 80, 0. E. s., last evening, the chairs
were occupied by past patrons and past
matrons of the order in Barre. There
was very representative assembly of
members who have held positions at the
head of the chapter in years past and the
work was reviewed by large gathering.
Previously, the ladies served a substan-
tial supper in the Masonic banquet room.
Several visitors from other chapters in
the county were present at the ceremo-
NAL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23

Come and see our secondhand sewing
machines, 50 up, also nearly new Singer
machines at 81 down and 50 per month,
at the Singer Store, 10 Elm street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
Many New Silk Dress
Models

Every express now is bringing
new Dress models into our de-
partment. The Ready-to-Wear
Dress is as popular as the Ready
Made Suit or Coat. You will get
here an assortment of Dresses
that 'are made by the best de-
signers and tailors in New York
- Dresses that are made for
style and service.
You should see our line of Dresses in
Taifetas, that we are putting out at
only $1,000 each Here is line of
Dresses in large variety of individual
styles and designs. The new Gray shade
is very good and is in demand as one of
the leading shades of the season. The
Rose shade is also one of the much
talked.of shades, while Blues have not
in any way lost their favor.
In Evening Dresses we win show you
one of the largest and best lines that
it has ever been our privilege to show.
These are in the popular-priced, neat,
tailored styles, that meet with favor
by all,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
MONTPELIER CHORAL SOCIETY.
MIR. Dan Beddoe. Welsh Tenor Engaged
Many Interesting Developments.

Mr.. Coffin has announced that Dan
Beddoe, the Welsh tenor, would sing
on both days of the Montpelier Choral
society festival. Mr.. Beddoe, he said,
was one of the greatest concert tenOrs
of the day, having sung with all the fore
most societies of this country, and has
already appeared as the leading tenor
three times at the Cincinnati biennial
festivities (which cost S40,000) ard
was paid $500 in addition to his salary
and expenses of himself and family to
appear in England for seasons work.
He said he had no hesitation in saying
that Montpelier would hear one of the
most beautiful tenor voices on the fes-
tival platform to-day.
Mr.. Coffin also paid fine compliment
to the tenor section of the chorus, when
he said it was three times as good as the
tenor sections at any previous festivals
and was the largest in point of members,
being twice the size of last years sec
ton.
Additional members continue to be
added, men from Mortified, Barre and
East Montpelier being present for the
first time. The membership already ex-
ceeds last years chorus by twenty five.
There are 80 members from Barre as
with IS last year.
The new male chorus, "The Yoeman's
Wedding March," by Poniatowski was
taken up and proved popular number
among the men.
Mr.. Coffin promised to bring another |
male number later if the present one was
The dates of the festival are May "a
and rs.
The rehearsal next week will be in the
Kellogg Hubbard library.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
APOLLO CLUBS VICTORY.
Defeated vincitia Club BY Good Margin
Last Night.

Apollo club OF Montpelier advanced on
the lightly fortified camp of the Vincitia
club of this city last evening and re-
treated in good order with an IL to
victory in the third leg of the mid-win-
ter tournament in billiards, pool and
whist which is being held between the
two clubs this season. Vincitia won the
billiard match but lost the contests in
pool and whist by rather large margins
In the whist tournament Apollo brought
up SO many teams that two of them were
forced to play against their own club to
even up.
The first leg of the tournament was
held in this city and resulted in victory
for the local team with a margin of six
points. The second leg, played in Mont
pelier, however, turned the tables and
with a IL to victory put Apollo club
ahead by two points. The results to
date show the Montpelier club in the lead
by five tallies which, with the final leg
to be played on their home tables, seems
to indicate that hat club will retain the
cup for another year.
The summary:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
The Separate Skirt

The Separate Wool Skirt is
more popular than for many
seasons. These are taking the
place of the Wool Dress for
spring and summer wear. We
have now large display of the
new Skirt models in all colors
and in the largest variety of
different designs we were ever
able to show.
In the popular-priced line are models
that are equal in design to the most
expensive models. Serges, Poplins, and
Gabardines are as popular as ever, and
they are cloth that make up and
drspe in the most graceful lines.
The demand for Separate Skirts also
creates a strong demand for Waists in
the plain-tailored for easy laundering
These we are showing in many of the
newest models.
See the special silk Waist in Col
ored Stripes that We are selling at
$500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Maccabees will hold another OF
their public 500 and whist parties Friday
evening at the X. of p. hall. Prizes for
the highest and lowest score-cards will
be given. A buffet lunch will be served
at intermission on the European plan.
Playing will commence at 1880, Let all
Maecabees come and bring their friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

See our Saturday sale at Vaughan's.
Joseph Diversi Of the Diyersi Fruit
company is in Boston on a business visit
On Mr.. Diversi's return the firm win
move into new location in the Arcade
block on the corner of Pearl street. The
new store viii give the firm more cen
trail location and slightly more room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23

Jersey Cream Bread oaves for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
Heavy Fruit Cakes, each Observation-Disclosures. loo
Berwick Cakes per 10 zoe
Fresh Roasted Peanuts per quart 7c; quarts for 25c
Sailed Peanuts per h. 10c lbs. for .......... 25c
10c package Molasses Kisses, &c box for 25c
Fresh California Walnut Meats, per quarter ID. 12c
Royal Marshmallows, per 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
Olive Butter per jar 10c
Orange Marmaade per jar ...................... 25c
Preserved Cantaoupe, per jar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
Heinz Prepared Mustard Jars for .............. 25c
FRESH EASTERN HALIBUT, SHORE PADDOCK,
CHICKEN HALIBUT. ROCK COD, BUTTERFISH, CUSK,
HERRING. FOUNDERS PADDOCK RoES, ShIELTS,
MACKEREL, FRESH SALMON, FINNAN HADDIES, KIP
PERED HERRING FRESH SHRIMP, OYSTERS IN
SHELL, CLANS FOR CHOWDER.
Oysters per quart 35c and 45c
Clans in Shells, per peck SOC
Salt Cod Bits, per 10. IOc and I3c
The Smith &CuTningS Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends and
neghbors for their many kind acts and
words of sympathy shown us during the
illness and death of our mother, Mrs.
George Farnham, also for the beautiful
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paine,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Downing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moulton,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Wood,
Herbert Farnham,
George Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Farnham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Farnham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

all wool blue serge suits, latest mod
els, at $3.50. Lamoreys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-10
Railroad Viewpoint
Of Wage Raise Demand

San Francisco, April l0.-The high
est paid employees in railroad service
have demanded raise. They ask for
! 800, 100000 a year more than they are
now getting, or little more than $500
a year more per man.
The railroads are not in such finan-
cial condition as to permit granting the
demands, but the men are quoted as
saying that unless these demands are
met they will refuse to arbitratc and
will walk out.
The situation is serious one--se-
rious for the railroads, for other rail
way employees and alsS equally serious
for the public, as the public must ulti-
mately pay the bill.
This is the statement in substance
made here today by Vice-President aal
General Manager W. r. Scott, Of ihe
Southern Pacific, concerning tie action
Of the four railway brothcIhoods in pre-.
! senting higher wage demands to the
railroads Of the country.
"The claim has been made said
Mr. Scott, "that the men want "a day
Of eight hours. This is not true. they
do not want a shorter day, nor do they
place any limit on the working hours.
This is merely question uf punitive
overtime.
"They demand 10 hours pay for
eight hours work. with overtime to be
paid after the eighth hour They also
demand 81 10 per cent more for over.
time than the present rate.
"phis is in spite Of the fact that they
already exacted the provision that if a
man is called for duty and performs
any service whatsoever-even though
il be but for fifteen minutes--he shall
receive a full days pay therefor.
Just what this exaction means al
ready to the railroads may be cleaned
from the fact that in one year So west.
ern railways paid out 70 engineers and
firemen 81 $l403.03S.74 for which no ac-
tual work was done. This payment was
compulsory.
"Should the brotherhoods strike, the
public would be Wtally affected The
coming crops could not be moved, and
this is but one instance OF how the pub
lie would be affected by tie.up Of the
railway systems Of the country.
"The men asking the increase are a'-
ready the highest paid OF railway em-
ployes, They only constitute is per cent
Of the total railway men, but they get
2s per cent Of the total wages
"The average pay per man involved
on the western roads is 1926 a year
This includes all engineers, firemen