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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
0ertg bes bulaorts

- yer 09eI oeo o~ul9artf
den @eneraIitabes, General G9oz
i!off, itarb bie1er Sage in goiia I'M
fol9e einesN f9peren Mnfalles bon
MISUNDERSTANDING, ON Der er, rie
BON sultanpiser 5telle betaunt miro,
l9on Dpr einiser 3eit ertraaft loar.
General gboftoff iibernabm Die 2siz
tnng bes bulsarif9en General Itabes
i'm 9erbit 1915, als infplse bes Mn=
i4lufies 8ulsariens on bic 3entrulz
md9te Der ruffopbtle RriessminiIter
uno @eneraliilimus Jit9eff 1einen
Riidtritt nabm unb our@ General
@bofoff eriebt puroe. SIN er1ten
8alfanfrieg NOR General ghp5toff,
Elm gebirtiger Maaebpnier, @eneralz
itabs4ef Der 3. Nrmee unter 9imi<
trieff, Der I'M %5tpetten 8altanfrieg Sc
neraliiiimus NOR, 1pater @eianbter in
petersburg nurbe uno fdlieBli9 ms
rui1ii6e Seer eintrot.
- Na9 etnem 8eri9t Der
parifer meoiainif4en Mfa6emie faz
Ben in ben Sabren 1914 ,,nb 1915
in Der fron30iiiden @snesaltolonie,
bdonbers in Ser 9afenitabt Datar,
peiteptbemien getpiitet. 9te amtIi6
feitgeitellten Sooesfale betrosen
1886, bic SonesfdQe i'm Snnern Sc
nesals, po feline @terberegiitsr be 1tez
ben, betrusen i@dbunsspeiie 5000.
Inter ben @uropdern famer1 1ieben
peitfdae por, iporunter bret t0bli@
berliefen. CUR 8erbinberung Der
Musbreitung Der gpibemie ipurben in
Dofar 1884 Sduier 3eritDrt uno
auberosm 280 Sduier besinfi5iert.
Die fran50iif@en uno italieni1@en
Saiffe pilegen Bel ibren Jabrten BON
unh naA @iibomerita in Dafar Sob
len gu nebmen; Ben paTogieren lpurz
be ni4t erlaubt, on 2ano gu geben,
unb Die aus Senegal MbreiIenoen
burften erit na@ elmer Auarmtdne
on 8orb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

- @or einisen Mo@en
bebauptete Der Sonbelspertreter
Gbes5i in Mailanb I'M gerlauf elmer
9istuTiIon in einem &eitaurant, Bel
einem 4nsriff auf Oiterrei4if9e
GaufgrGben lei Elm ganaes it1lteniz
f4es Battalion Bis arf 16 Mann
rernt9tet norben. Sin onme{enber
Rsierpsoffi5ier in 3i0il lteb @b5si
f%eftnebmen, u1tb Der poliaeirihter
betrafte Jpn init 5ipei Monaten @e=
f%dn9nis tpesen getbreitung fal19er
ariessna9ri9ten. Ser 8erurteilte
appelierte unb tam Dor benz @truI=
geri4t better neg, benn bisles BIZ
ligfe ibm ben 9trafaufdub au;
pffenbar madte es cuff bic Mi1ter
Ginorud, ols er 1i6 babin perontpurs
tete, ct babe nit 1einer bon anberer
@eite sebDrten 8ebauptung bloB
bas &fesungetiim unb bic So
nespera9tuna Der italieni{deu epl<
hoten ins ri@tise 2idt ridden polz
Zen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
&leine aricgSna9ridtcu.
@ic 8nfla,,b fanpft nnb blmtet.

Berlin, Z. Git. Sic lleberleeilde
9fadrt6tenagel,tllr ltcut bclltc auf
@runb alberlt %fpniereatiper bdlliider
3nlammenitellllnecn felt, bab Die Ser
lutte Der Mllien lpabreub Der am
|. SUM bespnuenen Sffcniipe bis iebt
minoeltens 1,250,0O0 Mann betraz
gen nnp Die @elammteinbuben Ser
Hullen din Spbten llnb Sdperberlpllrz
beten pabrello pes &rieses iebt idbor
betrd6tlid iiber 6 WaiIlipnen binausz
gebe1. 2eidtberiplnoete, Sic an Sic
Srpnt Suriid5nfebreu permodten, iillb
IN bieler S6asln9 nidt nitaerehnet.
@nberoem fomn1en nod Die iiiltgiten
rnlIil6en &erlulte in @alisien llnD
@plbpnten, sic e%benfalls ean5 gisantiz
ide 3iffern mlfipeileu, bin5u. Sic
Igelltur fabrt fort: n9ie Yrppbeseiz
llng 2lppo Georges. bab Mllblano bis
CUNT lebte1 Wlanne ipeiterfdmpfen perz
De, itebt oenlnad por ibrer blcbltabliz
den GrfiilIllne."
Sic riliiiide Mrtinerie feuert pbne
geoet1fen auf Die eisenen 9ruppen.
I'M lie ppripdrts sl1 treiben 1l,1D n,ad5t
ebenio 5uriidpeidenoe Gruppentbeile
nieber. SIN ser fir bie 9eutlden iiegz
rei6 %berlaufeneu S6la1t bon @orptz
ni5a ipurben Sic r1iiiiden Sturmfo=
|lonnen bur6 eine Sperfette bon @ra@
natfeuer nno &oiafenfmlten b~oripdrts
getrieben. Gauge @ellen ser rniiiiden
Sturmglieber fielcn inter Dem Deut=
ifen @el6iibz unb Mald,inenaetpebr@
feuer. 8ltliiide 2eidcu lageu in tpabz
rem '@iigeln alfeetbiirntt. Ma1 Sen bon
Den ruiiilden failerliben @arbcu ant
stpfbpo llno in Ben bluti9en &dmpfen
bel 8ltltomitp unb &urbtniea erlittenen
&erluiten lit bon Ser 2eibtruppe bes
3aren art6 nicbt Elm Ma11n iibris
geblieben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

- Soben sic idon 0Io miilion
Bier probirt? @leih NIT Dem beten
lmportirten 9ier unb empfnbIen bon
ben 9oftoren. Sod SsIano Creeping
Gompanp. (Mna.)
Die 9eier unierer 3eitung fin.
boflidIt err uft, ulle intere1lonter
gtafridten, melde in ibren @efann.
tenfreilen borfommer1, Ser Rebaftion
per 8olt ODER perionlif ol ubermit.
teln.
- Merdants gransfer & Storage
So. aelepbon 855. (an3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
@etterbcridlt.

ga 10 inaton, Z. Gftober.
Sllinois: &lar am Sonntag nllo
mabridleilllid am Montos, fiihler
am Wontag; i'm norblidlen Sbeil
oes Staates ldorl am Somtag.
Solpa: Sbeilmeiie belpolft am Spnll.
tag, piel fiibler i'm @elten l1nb inn
W'itteltbeile pes Staates; amMon-
tag mabrideinlid flor ltllb fiibler
int Often oes Staatcs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
@ottesSienft lit Sen bentidJem airdJen
bpm Stabt 11rb 1tmgegenb.

grite 6e1tih : epangeliId : lutte.
riide 3ions @emeinoe - 8. n1tb
Gaines StroBe. Gaitor 6. s. Softer
mann. 5onttogmorgen : @ottes6ienit
beginnt I'M balb elf ubr. Die 5onll-
tagsida1le ser Stride nimn1t Inn EN-
niertel na6 neltn l1br Morgens if.
rem Mnfang.
Sic gonntagsiHltle Ser airde
nirnmt Inn Elm piertel na6 11eltn l1br
@forgens ibren Mnfang.
9eutid : epangeIiih : lltt6eriidJe
&relt5firde, Geo. 625 8ene Mpen11c.
Naltor .. 6. @eisler. Morgensottes.
oienlt rtm 10 l1br 8ormittags. -
@beno Gottesa ienit in engliiher
Spra6e.
9el1tid ebangeIiib . IutbertIde
9reieinigfeits : Stride, SEQ. 5t1
M}prtle Strabe. - Hoitor Sscar $.
9prn. Sonntag Worgen @ottesbienit
l1r Elm biertel nad 5ebn ubr 8or
mittags. Mbenbgottesoienit Inn boIs
ad)t nbr Mbenbs. 9ie Sonntaasidll,
le Ser Irei : ginigfeits : Stride &c.
ginnt i'm neltn l1br Morgens.
Goanaeliid : 1utberii6e Dreieinig.
feits : Stride 5n Gleolont 8adep. -
@%ottes0ienit Inn balb BRET ltbr @ad-
mittags.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
2pfaler @ctterberidlt.

Davenport, Z. Sftober.
Gllrdidnitts : @arometern 30.O6
1urdld)nitts Semperatur . 70
SDdlte Sen1peratllr bellte sc
9sieoriaite Sen1peratlr Iette Nadt So
Normale Semperatur fir SO
Sabre 81
Dur6idnittIide geudtigte4 Ser
Suit .-6s
mieoeridIag it "a @tunoen 600
Norberri denoe Minori6turg S@.
@allerltal1o ltm Z l1br Morgens 80
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Nmaet8en fir
arbettsplate, gertaufe, gerlxts
&uDnunget etc.

IN bieier @ubrif tperben fir einer Sac
biz gu elmer Bpde al ben nadfolger,>
ben Naten inierirt: Bis gu bier 8etleu
ooer 6eren &anm SOC. iiber bier unt
'ts at a9t 8eilen $1.OO. Seine On.
5etee tpirb fir tpeniger aIs SOC arge.
t10mrmet1.
Sir steuenseiude tptrb Bel elm, bts
iedsmaliger Snfertion 25c berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Die mdrtte.
8robmfte.

Gbicago, Z. Oft. @ei5en
1 .591A! 9e5. 1.5SA Mfoi.
&lorn 76Ts 9ea, 1875 Mai.
&afer - 1914 Seq, 52A Mai.
@etreibe fir 8aar - go. 2 rotbel
@interpei5e,1, nell, 1.6t - 1862.
1917 SOC; &afer, Stanbarb
1872 -4SMc.
Wprlte - 75c-$1.18.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
MISUNDERSTANDING ser 2ap. Surn=
gemetnoe.

Die 9amenieftion Ser 1apcnport
SltrnaemeinOe balt beute cine Ser be-
liebten Observation-Disclosures ab.
Sfat, 500, &aln1b u11b Gi11d) iod ge=
lpielt meroen. 4reiie, grfrii6ungel1.
GalB. gintritt 25c.
W11a.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
gieb ,tnb Grppifunen.

6 bicaao, z. Oft. Minopie6 -
3ltfllbr 300. Selt. 5tiere,
$6.15-9.40; aiibe nnb @inber,
So. 50-9.40; &alber $S.O0-12.5O
S6peilte 3ufl1br 10000. -
idmab; zoe Bis 25c iiber bent geitri=
gen 311rdidnittspreis. 1ltrd-
ldnittsgemi6t, $9.4o-9.SO; 5ll1neiit
S9.00-9.2O.
gdafe 3ufl,br 5000; idlpad /;
@iooer $6.60-S.25; 2alnlmer ST.
O0-1O.3O.
@efliiael 1a-17c; 9prinss,
18c.
gier grima 30h-31c.
Butter Creamery 3O-341hc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

- Aus I1baueni i'm 81
aB miro bert9tet: Diefer Sage
(gnoe Muguit) murbe ipieber Elm rp=
tes pfafat Dffentli9 ongei9lagen. Gs
melbet in lapioarer air5e: .gr19oi=
len purbe beute (28. Mug.) Der Mel=
fer &arl 2Dpengutb, eliaBz1otbrinsi=
l9er 9taatsansebDriser, geb. IA.
Stunt 1870 gu Sbann i'm Slap. Gr
bat 1id als Spipn BEN. fran5Dii19eE
Na6ridtenbienit CUR 8erfiislng se=
tsQt nno fir 30 Marf fem Batter
LAMB perraten. Dos Geri9t Der mo=
btlen Gtappenfommanbantur Mil=
boulen perurteilte i'm am 90. Muguli
1916 lpegen artegsperrats gum Spbe.
@rmeebauptquartier. Ser Dberbe=
feblsba6er." Megen Qanoesperz
rats piro Der Redtsonpolt pbilipl
@eprg 9ieb, ebemaliger Yeigeoronez
ter Der 5tabt Miilbauie EN-, itedbriefz
li9 perfolgt. 5ein @ermDgen lit nit
8ef9lag belegt morben. DieB, ser
aug M}iiniter sebiirtig lit, 1o1 fi9
5ulest in parts a~ufaebalten boben.
9ie 3ablrei9en i'm
8riege gemadten Beoba6tutgen iiber
oes 8erbalten Der @0ge1 geseniiber
ben Deridiebenen mpoernen grploiipz
ltpffen perben bur9 einen Beri9t
Gus England berei9ert, in pel9em
Die mertniirbige Mirtung ge19iloert
tpirb, bic cine 8ombe auf einen
Raubbosel oasiibte. MGbrenb auf
einem u%ebungsplab 8omben ge19leuz
bert puroen, ienfte iid pl0bli@ Elm
9perber berab unb nd6erte 1id in
Observation-Disclosures Der 5lugbab1
Der 8ombe, Mls bic Tluari9tung nes
prpieftils unb Die bes gpcels cinen
re9ten Wintel biloeten, erb1idte Der
8pgel bic Bonnie, unb IN 1elben
Musenblid lenfte er in bD9iter gtle
auf lie 81 uno berludte lie er1t BON
unten, bann ppn oben ~an5usreifen.
Sn 300 Dieter @0be erplobierte Die
8pmbe, o6ne Dem @perber @daben
gu tltn, ba lie feline 2abung entbielt.
Gus biefer 8erbo9tung {9liebt
maM bab Die Naubo9ael fi9 ni9t
BON ben 8omben fdreden laiYeu, {pnz
bern I'M @egenteil burd iie angelodt
perben, oa lie n i6ren cine beran,
flieaenoe @eute pernulteu.
8eim Sen Fsrreinigen III
Der %elfjdbrige Spbn @tagg, @pbn
pon Sperm unb 5rau Mpbert @taag,
in Gait Netparf, 81. S., Jug BEN
Jeniter auf bas 9a9 eines 5taues
gefa[len uno lebensgefdbrltd perlebt
lporben. Surge Seit fpater erlag er
ben 6eim @tur5 erlittenen 8erleBunz
gen. Der Sunge mar bemiibt, ie1aer
Mtutter bebilfli9 gu ietn, ais er BEL
Der Mrbeit oas |@%leidseptdt herlor
uno nit oell &npf 5uerit abltir5te.
WabrenD on1t bic gss
flyer Don MutumoDlen fir Dell g9a-
cen auftommen maiien, Den tic Dlrd
lleberfabren onridten, 1T es in 9tep
Gbaron, unDeit WrtnneQ, So, ein=
lItal lnlye1egrl ge10e1efl. S5erl0tez
oene iunse Gsute iiberfubren Da=
lelbIt Elm Ralb, unD Der Btliher oes
leBtereu 5ablte lbnen fir Den G1a=
ben, ben DuS pluto Dabei erlttten,
@9aDeneriab ut, oa Das Sialb euf Der
9anDtrubc nidts gu fu9en sebubt
babe.
1pmaten= 5 a IN. Die Soma
ten perbcn pei9 sei41itten unb sc.
to9t,, Bis fie ipeia 1tno, 5irta 10
Minuten. Damn bur9 Elm feines
5ieb geriibrt unb seippnnen. Muf ie.
oes pfuno Mus re9net nan Y
pfunb 3uder unb ben Saft crner ii:
trpne. 9as Gan5e ldbt man ulte,
Itetem Riibren. unsefdbr eine Stun:
be to9en. 9ur6 ldngeres aoder
ipirb Die MaHe braun unb biinn.
flii1ia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Wuscatiner h II.

3eutid : eoanaefiid : lutberiidJe
Stride, SEQ. 313 Sycamore @traBe.
Ml1scatine. Galtor @m. Marten,
gto. 907 Soma Mpe. Sonntagsldulc
nm 7210 l1br Morgens; @ottesbienlt
Inn R11 l16r gormittogs in oeut-
ld)er sprahe. Menogottesoienf linn
15S MIR Mbe1bs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
y@en,t IS Giientpaarctt
Tno, 9anHen's babem fte''
&annen'S m16ents
lt6e 8ar9ainS.

8eadten sic oielcn 9lab ieben
Spnntag unb Mitttpo9.
SieIcr @crfa1f miro sanstag, bcn
IA. Git, slbenbs 8 l1br, abscidlpKcu.
~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

@erlDren: 3pei Interchangeable Mitto@
mobilreifen, "a bel 4, iolpie Sic Qi~
5ensnnlnmer 130,646 Spipa unb cine
|bintere Ilttompbillnmpe. Selepbon:
SAB. III. Sinoerlo6n. ST.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

9eutid . episfopaliide Metbooi-
item : &ir6e bon Ml1scatine. Conn,
taesldnle Inn 9A l1br gormittags.
8%pttesoienit I'M Vii l1br. l@1ebungea
tilr ben Gbor I'M Il Dor odt llbr an
Ireitag Mbenben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

@erlanst: @doden fir 1tdnoise ar<
belt; flr5c Stln1ben, gutter 2pbn. Mu<
fen Sic auf: 9dpenport 1913, Stpi1den
. llnD 10 ubr Wprn. S,18
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

gerlanst: Gin 01ab6en fir orae<
meme Sansarbeit. Mlb g%rfabrnng
baden. Gutter 2obn. &ad5ufragen
Vel. Sab. 574. 1.1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

2eutIde congregational : Stride
bon Mllscatine, 5. l,nb geoor Ctr.
6. 8. Sto6l, Goltor. Sonntaesidule
INN 9A llbr gormittags. Morgenan-
oadt nm A11 l1br.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

Geindt: aeltere Sran ludt @telz
lung ais Salsbalterin, ipp sic 6auss
frau feblt. Sell: a9b. 1889.
S,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

3n b%crfamfet: 81id : Moabfer.
$3.50; Wloline Spuren : Ma1dine. fir
Is Galagiere, $475; Gtubebafer Soilz
rem : Glltompbil, fin 6 Balagiere.
$3.50; ale Maidinen fat nel1 un6 gut
erbalten. Stets srobe 9argains in
|gebraudten Md1dinen. geadten Sic
bas Bulletin in nnierem Seniter. -
Sperlarb 9apetpDrt Gumparp, go.
1874 Sarriion Ctr, Selepbon 5000.
! 4,1Bt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

5n %perfaufcn: SO @tiid Seniterra,
ben (8linos) 70 gut tpie nell. biIig 5u
~berfaufen. 1914 ftpeifI. 6. ctr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

@erlpren: Gin @elblacf nit gaarz
gelb n,lo %be5ablter Meebnl1ng. Sinber
quite 9elobrtng. Selepbon:
Sao. l7O3z3. 6,1@t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-27
RANDOLPH
Deacon A. B. Cushman Passed Away
Yesterday from the Grip.

Deacon A. b. Cushman, who had been
critically i'll for several days, died at
about 1890 on Wednesday at his home
on Franklin street. Mr. Cushman had
been i'll with the grip, and for days his
condition had given much anxiety to
those who knew his condition, but few
were prepared for his death so soon.
For years he has not been strong and
this, coming as it did, was more than he
could rally from or rise above. Mr..
Cushman has been a prominent business
man in town for long period of time
and will be greatly missed. The ar
engagements at this early hour have not
been made known but will be so with a
more extended notice later. Mrs. Cush-
man, who has also been i'll, is now some
what improved and able to be up part
of the time. Mr.. Cushman is survived
by his wife only, they having no chill
dren.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-27
MARSHFIELD

The auditors will meet at the town
clerks Office Wednesday, Feb. 2, for the
purpose of auditing the town accounts.
| Judge Moore and wife of Eden spent
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. $. Swerd-
! feger last week.
| The band will give a promenade in
Pythian hall next Saturday evening, Jan.
20.
Rev. C. II. Chaplin was called to Cabot
last Thursday TO attend the funeral of
John Tibbetts.
Raymond Gilman and George MeCrillis
are home from Goddard seminary, i'll
Nth grippe.
Miss Kathryn MeCarty spent Sunday
with her parents in Mortified.
Schools were closed Friday, as the
teachers attended the county conference
of teachers at Montpelier Friday and
Sa -urday.
The whist party last Friday evening
was well attended, considering the mum
Der who are ill., The prizes were won
as follows: First, Mrs. Clara Short and
A. L. Preston; BOBBY prize, Miss Mabel
Henderson and II. L. Brown. There will
be another one in two weeks, Friday,
Feb. 4.
Miss Sadie Huntington spent Sunday
with her sister at Montpelier seminary
Mrs. Henry Preston. an old resident,
died recently in Hartford, Conn.
George Edison Of Montpelier was bus
mess visitor in town Monday
B. G. Wilson and his brother, Leon
Wilson, of Wells River, were in town
Sunday.
G.. f. Shepard who has been confined
to the house with a bad knee for the
last two weeks is able to be out again
A. t. Davis, secretary and treasurer of
the Vermont and New Hampshire hide
pendent Telephone association, was in |
Wells River Tuesday and Wednesday to
attend the annual meeting of the asso-
citation.
Among those from this town who at
tended the funeral of Smile Smith in
Plainfeld last Sunday were Mrs. L. vi
Spencer, Mrs G.. +. Bliss, A. T. Davis. |
Mrs Hiram Wilson, s. H. Packer, Mrs.
Charles George and Mrs. James Bouldry.
g. f. Bliss was IN Hardwiek Monday
and Tuesday.
Harold Goodridge is taking care of +.
9. Goodridge who was injured in the
woods last week. He is reported as do
ng well
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-27
More than a Million People
have seen Douglas Fairbanks
and Seena Owen
In Triangle's splendid production
of "The Lamb"

When Broadway goes crazy about NOV
ing picture-it's time for you to see it.
Ifyou haze seen "The Lamb" be fair to
your friends. Tell them to see it, too.
If you havm'f-get hold of the manager
of the Moving Picture Theatre you go to
and ask him to get the film and run it.
Even if it does cost him little more than
usual pictures, he will be glad to get it--for
he will make money on it.
The speed of the story,-the big scenes
with hundreds of people and hundreds of
horses; the tightness you have in the throat
when "The Lamb" all by himself, makes
stolen Calling spit hell-fre and death at a
bowling moi, all these help
But when lovely Seena Owen crawls up
into Douglas Fairbanks arms-and smiles
Well-you are so glad you went that you
go again; and take your friends.
Which is why more than million people
have seen "The Lamb
Every TRIANGLE picture may not be
as good as "The Lamb" But every T,RI-
ANGLE picture is so far out of the usual
moving picture class that it is worth -
going miles out of your way to see.
See "The Lamb" Or,
see it again.
Any Moving Picture
Theatre can get "The ~
Lamb; if it has already
been shown nearby the
crowd will be so much the
bigger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-27

business in a careful and judicious man
ner, having his office Mt the office of Guy
! Osha, his brother, on Merchants Row
Mr. Dubois will retain the insurance
bu-iness, which he will conduct as be-
fore.
Miss Lenora Batchelder, who since her
illness here has been with relatives in
Plainfeld, left this week for Florida to
join her father and pass the remainder
of the winter, returning here in the
spring to occupy their summer home on
the Highlands.
Mrs. Emily Burroughs, aged 90 years,
is quite i'll with the grip and her broth
er, John Herrick, has also been afflicted
with the same, both being in the same
house.
Mrs John Morrill, came from Tun-
bridge Wednesday for short stay with
her sister. Mrs. Nettie Rix, and her fa-
Their, Fabien Dupuis.
Mrs. J. G. Alden was summoned to
Bethel Wednesday by the critical Illness
of her cousin, Mrs. Frank Martin.
Mrs. Arthur Galarneau went to Straf-
ford on Wednesday for few days stay
with relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Coughlin left on Wednes-
day, after passing nearly two weeks in
town, for her home in Barnard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-27
BREAK UP BRONCHIAL COUGHS,
GROUP AND COLDS PROMPTLY
Make the Remedy Home12s Teaspoonsfu

Don't neglect your cold, cough, or any
bronchial affection, this winter, but com
mence treatment Immediately, and
through using the proper medicine, it can
be checked from the very start and
promptly cured, but if neglected prob
ably viii hang on all winter; if it does
not develop into something more serious,
such as pneumonia or consumption. True,
there are hundreds, yes, thousands, of
cough remedies on the market. While
some are good, there are many which
are not, but are positively harmful. due
to the narcotics which they contain. But
why experiment with these different rem
edies purely on the strength, perhaps, of
some testimonials or on the exaggerated
claims of manufacturers, when Scliiff-
mann's New Concentrated Expectorant is
sold by L. A. Drown on such positive
guarantee to give perfect satisfaction.
yen, even mnre-money viii be refunded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-27

by them if it is not found the best rem
edy ever used in severe coughs, colds,
whooping cough or Group, and it will
also be found excellent for bronchial asth-
ma and bronchitis. Besides these drug
gists guaranteeing 'that it will be the
best remedy ever used" it viii likewise
be found the most economical, because
one bottle $50 cents WORTH makes full
pint lbs teaspoonsfull of the most ex-
cellent medicine Tor any of the above al
fections, when mixed at home with one
pint 81 graduated sugar and one-half
pint of water. 1t makes as much, or
more, than would cost you $500 to $500
of almost any of the ordinary ready
made kinds, sold in bottles holding only
"a to % teasPoonsful. You will be the
sole judge yourself and under the same
positively money back guarantee which
the druggists make for the famous Asth-
mador Absolutely no risk is run in
buying this remedy.-Adv.