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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
Gin Sricfrdtlcl.
Hie Gin PuIr nit ieiuen @rrpunOtru
turrclpOnOirrtr.

gu9 Dem poIniI9en 9tufItano mar
elm erbebIi9er Sell bes polniI9eu
9lbels na9 Trontrei9 ausgepanbert
unO Iebte bort in einem meif re9t
bitteren Ggil. Sn OieIem Sale befanb
ii9 audi Elm iunger polnil9er Gjraf,
Oer iib in Der SauptIa9e nit Inter.
ricbterteilen miibTom 0ur9bra9te. 8ei
eiuem pariicr pofamte fam nun
me9rere Sabre lang reseImGBig in ben
erFen Sagen bes guortdIs Elm poItIas
gernber Brief aus irgen0 einem fibiris
fden Orte, bolo aus 6ieIem, baIb aus
jenem. on oiefen iungen Mann abreIs
iiert, Der pole erI9ien aud Itets am
Sdalter, erbieIt ben 9rief poraelegt
unO foIlte nun Den febr erbebIi9en
pOrtobetrag-es banoeIte f9 INNER
Tim mebrere Jranten-SobIen. 2angs
fam 5og jeOesmol Der pole feline 80rIe
unO beTab Ii9 pdbrsnOoeFen bic
Qt6refe, Maertpiirbigerpeile fuub es
Iid oann aber INNER, Oab Der Brief
ni6t fir ibn beItimmt mar. 0te
QIOrsHe itimmts ungebIi@ uibt gang,
Elm Worname lpor anOers, tura, Der
jiinse Mann CAB oas S4reiben INNER
suriid.
gs tonrte nibt ousbleiben, baB
bieie IeItiame. Iidb regslmdbig iUieoers
bolenbe @rf4einung f9IieBli9 cine
llnteriu9une peranluBte. Menn man
bic 8riefe aber UfFnete, 70 entbielisn
iie fets mir ipeiBes, unbeI@riebenes
popier. 9ie guuoe Sadie muBte &C..
rabe5u rGtfelbaft eri9eiren. Nas mar
Der 8ped biefer 8rieFe9 Wlan pers
baftete alTo iuraerbanb bsim nGGFen
Gintreffsn eines iol6en gebeimnispols
len S9rsi6ens Den pieber am SGdls
ter eri4einenosn qoIsn. uno nun be-
quemte iia oieier oa5u. Ous RdtleI
Oieier Briefe 5u loien.
@r eeD0rte elmer Tamilie an, beren
idmtli@e GjGieber. ieiu Batter, brei
@riiber unb 5ipei S1eime, infolge Der
@rsigniTe pG6tenb Oes 9lufItan0es
ndd Gibtrien perbarrt tporoen ipdren.
Sbm ALIEN Ipor es selungen gu ents
iomnen. 0a nun iDeoer feline 9ers
iponDteu nod er Die Mlittel au elmer
Rorreiponoena bcfaBen, Die in ieren
3eiten nod uuberorOentlih teuer mar,
battle man Elm ebenIo einfa9eS, ols
fluges gluStunftsmittsl erfonner. Ses
bes ber6annte GomiliennitgIieb I9rieb
Elm Mort an osy 2lbreiIe, 10 bob er, Der
ibre 9onoic1rifiea geuau tunnte, 6eim
bloBeu 2eTen Der aOrsIe fefort puBts,
oaB ale ieiue 2ieben nod am 2ebcn
iparen 9Ius Dem YoFitempeI Der
g(ufgabe crfiibr er iiberoies ibren ies
peiligen QIufentboltSort.
@ie frun80iiIden pofbeomtsn Ipas
rem Iebr eeriibri, aber oie TortIeBung
bieier lonbsrboren &orreIponoenS
tonnten iie trOboem niAt eeltatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
&niTcrin @nocnic iibcr Oas Sriiuiidg
glttentat.

Der itolieniide @eldbidtSforlher
gllciionOro 2u3io Dcr0ffentli6t Elm
@erf, oos lid olf @rlno 8ablreiher,
biSber un6efonnt gcbIiebencr 4ofl.
mente nit Dem 2ebelt oeS @rafen
Selice Srlini oe8 llrbe6erS 0eS be-
riibnlten 9ombenattertots altf Sea-
poleon 0en 0ritten bcihGftiet. SSnt
%aildnocr pbiloloeii6en 8erein bat
2u5o iebt Den Snbolt eines interei-
ionten Sdriftsitiides mit9etbeilt;
cinen lmDeroffentlibten @rief ben
Oie Soiierin gugenie I'M Sabre 1908,
nod DEM @riAeinen Der u@ntbill-
lunoen" bon @uOio, geidrieben bot
te. Scr gricf Der an cine 8ertralt.
cnsperion Der aoiierin geri8tct mar,
loutet:
,,W1ir Iicot 0arat Cir 8u iogen
oob oos 9lttentat (oom IA. 5umlar
1859 III fcinerlei @e5ieblmg 5u Sen
politiidcn gtcigniIicn bon 1859
itebt, mic man oos pielfatb 9lollbbnft
MAIDEN molltc. 9liemals bat Erin5
2ouiS 0lnpolcon elmer @e6eimgeiea.
icboit ongcbort lnO nicmals bat cine
pcrionliDe 9eiirbtung auf Die poli-
tiiden @ntibliilic oes aoiicrreidcs
GiniluB gebo6t; es wioerlpri6t Der
biitoriIdcn ggobrDait, nit oem glt.
tentot ipGtere Gbatlahen 81 oerfnii-
picn Die nit i6m nicbts 81 tbun ba-
bcn Griini bottc iih ltets ais @e1'
ner ocs pplitilden MorOcs ge5eigt
lm0 6ourb fonntc cs gcide1cit oaB
CT nod 6ranfreitb fonllncn fonnte,
o6nc bon Ger Noli3ci iibcrwobt 5u
mcr0ciI. Sd mciB 6 nidt, mas icinc
SInidJt in Oicicr Snde Dcrdnocrt ga
bcn fam. Ser 9rici oen cr noh
lcincr &erboitung Nen aoiier ldricb,
mar lebr ih0n CT it5ien cincr patrio'
tllGen 9Iuhuoain1 81 cntltornmcil;
0aS 9drcibet mohtc oli 0en Gniicr
mo aui mid eincn oiiniii9en Gin.
orud; oarim IieG cs Der 2niier aud
per0iicntli6cn er 6oiiic oomit auf
bic 0iicutliNe N}eimm9 cin5npirtcu
inO Die 9egnooiolng, Die CT beabiid-
tlqtc, 5u redticrtigen.
9Iber man muB iib in icne 3eit 3u-
riidpericben I'M Die Norgdlqc 5u
pcrilcGcn Nlou mar nod niHt an
9ombcn aeuo6nt, sic 3obl Ser
Spicr uno oic 5urdt botten Die 6f.
icntliAc Dlcinlrng iiberrei5t ale g8elt
tii6Ite iidj meDr oOcr ninOcr bcoro6t
Ger Gold o0er Der &cpolocr bic cine
Ncrion trcifcn iei Is ielbit oie
bocbltgcItcllie Fl. crmedcr Bel ben
W'olien nidt Dos gleiAc @efiibl Oes
llnbcba9ens. Girh sic @olnbc fi6-
len lie idb me6r 0eid6roet ltnO 10
fam cs, ooB bic oficntlirbc Mcinllng
aeQcn cine @egnoOiglng ipar. @as
yhIoio (ocn @e6ilfen 0riiuiS) bctrof,
10 modten, e6enio mic bel @omc5
lcin Sitter, Der 9rief al ieinc W}uttcr
inio Die undergraduate 9ioae, Nie er
gepielt bottc, ciuen Unooenort m0g.
Ii6."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
2lu eineul Snar.

gliht Iunge na9 benz DeutIhs8rons
5DiiIHen &riege pun 1901 borte
elm 6o9er DffSisr Der StraBbureer
@arniEou in elmer @eFenTcbaFt sinen
BHrger Der Stant Doll 8ewunoeruuo
bon bsr ungemeiTen Gei4idli9feit pa,
rifer GJ0loarbeiter Tpre6eu.
.Nun. aug ui9ts iosr0en iie ebens
TopeEig ettpos MAIDEN fonnen. ipie Die
CuDelicre ouoc,cr Y0lIsr." msirte Der
OFfiSier.
Plus nidts bos ee6e ih 5u,@ ers
tlGrte Der G5trabbntqer. .WODl dbsr
aus bem unfhcinboriisn Wiotcrial.
Won msiuem Qicfesonien ipeiB i'd Dos
beitimr7t.'
r0onn forbsrn @ie ibn. bite, olf
mir ouS oieiem Wloigtiot Gin anlebnIis
hes s9rlidFad iay meine Trou gu
mo9en. cripiheytc oer SDFF3ier, ipoem
sr stn 9ooy Gus isiural merbeu Nous
bart slB sno bern lnosyen &errn iibers
teidis, Der 6 init encs Mlbeugun9
Ieinem 9oidenbrts eiaperIsbte.
9Rab cini9en gBoAgu iu6ie er Den
prclbiIden &yieqsmonn auf ltno iibcrs
reiAte iDm nit feinsm HGdetu Elm
Geoerfilttcrol. tBeipopnt 5ifrete sS
br Gmpfdnotr. Go lager ouf tpeis
DEM 9ltia5tiEen 5iDsi SierIihs Msrotls
Ions, Die ourd Mappen uno Snihriit
ulS GliaB rno 2ot6riug2R gstsun5sit6s
net iodreu. 0eIbc lporen 6efeltiot an
Dgn @nben oeS ipeiBen Soares, uno
oics tpuroe ii Der IRttie gcbuItsn burb
eiuen oeutdeH Qloier IN Sob, binter
BEN Die @efeItigun9snupeI Der 8rofhe
oneebra9t mar, als bic oos G'ap5e Oies
nen Iollts. 3piicbcn beioen Wleooil,
Ions lief unten cine eei6puneene
Uoloplatte bin. daf ser tIor unO Idarf
bic Morte 5u leien iudren: n@ermanio
Salt un8 an einem 0aor."
@ie Satin bes Sffi5iers trug bas
rei5en0e G6mldIiiid germ unO piel.
GlS iie es fiinfuno5pou3ig Sabre ges
tra9en Bate, ndmlih i'm Sabre 1900,
Thidte Fe bon Berlin aus cine fsbr ges
luneeue 49otoerapbie Der MeooilIons
broIcbe an Die ibr befreunbete Satin
bes StraB6ureers, Der oomals oie 9es
iteGIun1 lei Gem Barrier SuweIier
iibermitielt bate. Gigen1dnoig botte
iie bem gilbe bic rnterThrift biuauaes
fiigt: ~9us Saur bat gut gu boItsn
permo1t"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

Gum eritenmol in Ger @el9i9te bes
Stdates Sbio tpuroe por einem @eri4t
In Soleoo bon elmer Jrau Elm Moros
pru5eb ae9cn cine onbere 6ruu gcleitst.
Die gln9etla9tc TT Trau GOelDn Mors
ldu, pelhe Der Grnoroung oes glIpin
GSdeluitra beH9ulbigt III, bic aubere
1T Grl @itber Nntiu, 9ilfssStoatSun'
malt fir Gucas GouniD. Qluf 6oroes
rung Der Iebteren muBie bic Nn9eiIosle
ben GeiapOreneu 5eigen, iUie iie ben
Manu eri6oNcn batte. nuGOem iie tbm
beToblen bate. ibre 9leItouration gu
perlaRcn, nadoem er iie inIuItiert
bate. Sn ibrem glrgumeut Dor ben
@efc6porenen par Grl. glntiu in jeOer
@eiis geredt, obae jcbod beIonoere
3iidIi9t su gebrau6en foegen bes @s'
f9let5ts Der glneetlagten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

9(uS oen iibrigen 9unoes-@etter-
beo6odhlngs. .Stotionen plirOcn Die
folgenocu b0diten Gemperatltren Die
Inn s ll6r gcitern glbeu0 berri1ten
berid1tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

@e3eidnen0. .. 9[Ilo
beioe 9riioer Geposfy Ino literariid
tboti0 02l~ ga. \. scr cine 6cfoBt
llb nit 6lterer 9iterotir, ser anoere
IT mooeruer QiAterl~ n9llio Ser
cine Siterarbiitorifer lno Der oloere
&iterar5ylteriferl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
Q|fan6Iei6. .@eIhdIte.

4ianSIeib.@eI Matte.
,GsuiurbaHo goan en-. Morh @ou.arabs
V1enDaarel alter 2gri luao '0ul-
iAnieo- 9Ibeh5r.
q. Geutt Venns go., SG2 904 Rorb @absEw
@iacntbuHS = u Jentcn un0 Sdn0lcl
E'cryr 8. pnaau a wssasp, 10 cItesgIratuu
F9oloarapb.
8a6ran Elm Ebpiporobb hon Nnsael0nunA
~ is. MeiiaerlHaiun9 9irdbe
3citunaeit 3eltlmriltcn etc.
u&nc Naltimnre Rfme 0cmbauB", Noherl W
NleherS eeihansiutrrr 32Y NAClDert@tr
2pntlde Niidisr lno 3eItldlrliiclG.
" NciiHN mr. 20a Mehs,grlnairup 3f.ake.
,Friehgdie.
O. aiua NemeleIp. Ip.--NtrlauoerN Ve.fsr@
epsnue Nis AearAtniapldte Aniee lsrR
pdbrsnDeg unt8tl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

WIpicrihnligoe unn BlinnbcrS.
oSbu oubrrt i7B4 xbrmpS.g,rntg. NJ a m
Aelapgon Nulfs 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

xe, I. eanes lera & Gps ii7-2l 0.ompgt n
Commerce NuioUq
s Neutiibe Tener-2'eradlgruHay.C CeltnMnii", eois
io0n luh Noiiimor Euott
.Duiiih'slwcrifrWiNr HgnerNrvNNefnH0B.Uln
ignimaft". NdliMosci@tsahe inO 81 aDM
Nmlfsslheng
,Jlppal ciiluyaN~y 50. NJ Hprrppgs", Ce ltb WI
Wnltcln, Ncllhcn3sgilnuuNct, i0t t03 Etnra
ocr Oi &oWucrce puilhnN
,Orrmnnin Ncaer TerincrnuQS We.tnlmfIt",
NnltMore' uno Norip' p'G;rnnc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
GOnncnanf. nnb llnternana.
sylmt@.
g8etternnsTdltcn.

Sir NGarDlonO unO Oen 0iltrift
Golilm6io belltc tribe itnO norOpeIt-
li6e g9in0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
S5abcu Sic icmals Ocriadt &C.
IuaO 81 iucrOcu, aber Obuc
GrfuIa ?

SO moa lcIn, bah sic oil IN We.
!. bolioIung loaren oaB Gle ale &oii'
I mtu8 aui @eneinug anieabcil,
Sic mlilcli ioilleil. oaB III nllcn
HcbcnsldhcH Gpc3i0larbeii bcraHgl
miro mo Die lvldtglic bon nllcsi, W
bic Ncbdnollui0 bnn Nrnllbcilcl ySQi
rHnl coHlulhtclt Gic 1t ncr Orclnis
/. NIB oiclcr L1diiatbc ilicbt eilicn Gpcs
1lnlilicll huu Nuicnl 9ni lilr @clNld
l. iiliu SbrliWfcii lociln Sie an cller,
WiniIicrn observation-disclosures StrdntDcu
lci0eil O0cr bon 0criclbcu bcUn0cri
ipcy0cnS cillcn zpc3idllllcn. Der iiOer
IL ,5dbre prntliid6c &flabuua ul
Wiinnerlrnnibctiei bni elnen ncr
s,DllclI HnN clucy iuraldlilOct ilnicr
I. luNnllN luacll i2ito. 90 CT Sic iuriret
! iullii uccr lliOi ciicti ocr sic M
fiir8ciicr 3cit ntrircH luiro. ipic cS
!. lid mil ocnl bclien liilb llebctlicu Siei
/. hlini pcrcinbNrcn liBt
Z, sSiclc ylri Dull Gpc3iulilicn flnOst
cic. lpevit Gic Ir 0nHrid run Yalit.
Rrrc, Mb, iJS Ln,Snltinurc.S .SiraOc,
Cpul1lliircu. Or hnl niclc Wlduuer
I. iurirt Die ohnc griciQ nerludicn glh
\. billlc oncr SNlr 2t iilocn YSaS er
LlN gnocrc GelbdL iaiH cr anst lr
%ic ihnlh
Geiilc Gicbnbrcii iilo nicnrin mn
|. Nollniacil mcroct ocn Ndtchl ocJ
!. Fdlicnien angcpaRl duunntrl.
I. t9--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

%n6nro. t--85 $81b0. 2B 427Be
,Nadarb Wlpiur 50. VI wnliimcEc". Chotlf9r
GJVn6e lnb 9Rl Aiopd yloer1e
G1ruH. ole pgpuiucc G0r S3Va nnb F9l5,
,,DlntsDel NfDhiie Gu" VsGufAe l4J8 iAiv.
@bareB sGiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
qgnicnf. .Q[MlndIfe.

Nbiuiu n. e0muela, mehi6p0lt, H0icnlt, Nnn
hels rnutnlOr!en &efIaaSrsdie Vlar0iaht
lrtll @uli0nq
Chaplin n. Trrauion, ii0~-li7 puiu Mnilbn0
lSnhrige Nriubrnnu
lN. C. a "a NJ Vnpar6, aii Continental ~Ib0
BtaftiSiren lcit 1879 eticl1yelW W AulimQre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

.sslc 2spOEi ann TuR cu@gass" is ecmia'
Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

Sn Scr 5dGoftrunfcn
BELT. 2anolue6rmauu (oer er-
luodt ais cine in Scr 9ld6c plobcu0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

oironatc ibn init Stciucn miO Groe
iiberidiittet): uSa, ia id ite5' ibot
ouf iei bod niht gleid 10 gro6,
9Llter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
S5or.9anfen.

fTVTTT N " Wv
!, ,EcutiMc @parbanl hun NaltimprF" 4illaNr
illlo HalilmoresSttase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
llntcrOaItnnas -gScoiuciIcr.

oWaActO IN gronopaD Nenes"
upippOotumc"- Slmocbile iiilb gSnnoelbilocr.
,Niarnlauo"-6icil65 &nlloebiue.
nHictorin"- Snn0eDiue nno gSnnoelbilocr.
pocIc DC Wracc gScitrcnnen bon II. bis
20. Gepembcr.
,Ariun" Gonntag, ben 80. September,
@rfmion Der Sampler g9reamlano"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ycral0c, 9due.

rcicn un0 @eIliigel3iidtcrei
Griffith xnrnrr g.. 2O6 Nor5. Nasa,zir una
J60 autcstSobsEtx
zhs altper X e,liss Co. 50 ei6e girahs.
benlt9fc @amellAessnnii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

characterization, Ebiiren 6enIter-
ro6mcn, &G6en, etc.
Girabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

GlcapIotten Me'nsI, sic.
sHen, GaaiIla 4 g., Gne. iJ i5 snIbufsm
&irabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

,,DentTte WoHG Dan Bnitlmptg" Nnllini0res nit0
0onloabsGirafc. Qluuuit Wchet. Vr0lihenit
Soon a. Vnubfr. BicsARrunoelti; Weorae 3.
Cana Enliirer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22
SgnOcS-Sepurtcmcnt fir 2anOluirtB-
idnrt-g6cttcr Wnrean.

Iicrldjt Des UaItInIDrc NSctIerUnreuhS
Scr 8eu1tiofeitsgc5alt Der Suft
lOor GO 4ro5cnt I'M s ll6r WlorgeaS
un0 S4 8ro5ent Inn s llbr gl6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-22

92atlonal. .Q]altfer.
Wlercantile gl8encg.
q. @. Gun & Co.,
oo2-olO @larbIano zrult gnlIoIua

9tatlonnl-Baltfen.
yHps Oh 9pwW NatlouaI gaus", wup. nnb
@rcicrsGtrnbc. Sncob g8. oOUf, NrdaDtnN
Suirh q. Nebue, sluiirer.
,,eecpnb Watipnnl Nanl", 432 Gh0'grodopaui
l8 @ gSugner, NuIreC,
,,gpeiteru 9lnNpu0f NNnf, IA Ylorbr@pinpsEtfs
~ Dlaripa 4aliiser,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
U. S. CONTROL
IN CLOTHING
The Senate Puts Cotton and
Wool into Food
SHOES AND FURS
INCLUDED
Opponents Load Down the
Measure in Effort
to Kill 1t

Washington July 3.--The Senate vot.
ed, overwhelmingly, to place under gov.
ernmeuta control cotton, wool hides and
skins, and all articles made from them
This places clothing and shoes where The
food administrator may have charge of
production, sales, distribution and prices
of these necessities. Lumber was then
added.
Chairman Hinshaw of the Prohibition
National committee does not approve the
action of prohibition workers at Wash
ington, who, in answer to President Will
sons appeal, agreed not to force the fight
for bone dry" amendment to the food
control bill Chairman Hinshaw sees an
opportunity lost, and says if the presi-
dent had not gone to the aid of the
brewers there would have been national
prohibition within thirty days. On the
coal situation the reputation by Sec
rotary Baker of the war department Of
the price agreement with coal opera
tors engineered by Secretary Lane of
the department of the interior is eaus-
ing excitement in Washington, and is
regarded as likely to become the chief
topic for discussion in the next cab
met meeting. Secretary Baker is quoted
as asserting that the price agreed to
by the coal operators and Secretary Lane
is outrageously high and that the par
ties to the agreement exceeded their au-
thority, An examination as to cost of
production at the mines is likely to
follow, to be made by the federal trade
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
AEEgE1I1IzIGfEIz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

days with his aunt, Mrs. Fri Whitcomh
Earl Iamberton and Erwin Smith were
in Montpelier Friday.
Rev. J. W. Hatch of Montpelier sem
mary conducted the services at the NJ, e
church Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. J. Lougee Of sanbornton. n
/ H., visited Rev. and Mrs. J. Newton Per-
rim part Of last week
/ Mrs. George Slavery, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
| lie Slavery and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Saw
cry of Williamstown were the guests of
| Mr. and Mrs. l., +. Fortney last Wednes-
day. having been called here by the death
OF Jefferson Slavery, a relative.
Mrs Maynard King is spending a few
days in Stowe with relatives.
Nearly s57 was collected by j G. Lane
to defray the funeral expenses Of the
late jefferson Slavery. who had been i'll
for many months at his home on Maple
hill.
The Nellie Gill Players presented "The
Great Divide" at the opera house Satur-
day evening to large and appreciative
audience. Special mention should be
fidus OIL INB sSEUtIN III the stEOHU dCis
which was the most elaborate ever shown
in this town.
Mrs. Lucy Hollister of Marshfeld is
visiting friends in town.
II. f. Lane and East Montpelier par
ties report a fine catch as the result of
their fishing trip to Joe's pond last week.
The remains of Mrs. Loren Seaver,
who recently died at Laconia, n. H., were
brought here last week for burial in the
Center cemetery. Mrs. Philip Chapman
of Laeonia, daughter of the deceased,
accompanied the body here Mrs. Seayer
was formerly a resident of this town.
Miss Florence Martin was in Barre
last week to attend the wedding of a
friend
Pearl Batehelder is spending a few
days with his parents on account of poor
health -
Herman Folsom spent Sunday visit
ing friends in town.
Miss Carrie Parker is spending a few
days in East Montpelier.
Mrs. Forrest Walker and son, Law
renee. are visiting friends and relatives
in Marshfeld for an indefinite time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
GERMANS LOSE
FOUR NEW U-BOATS
British Officers Arriving on This Side
Bring the
News,

An Atlantic Port, July 3,-The de-
struction recently of four of Germany's
latest type submarines was reported by
British army officers arriving here yes
terday.
All expressed the greatest enthusiasm
in the part America is to take in the
war, and said there is now hope that
Germany may be beaten in l9lS.
One officer limited that there may be
important changes in the British adj
mirality operating board soon. The
changes, he asserted, might include the
transfer of its head, Admiral Sir John
Jellicoe, with the appointment OF young
err officers who have been in close touch
with the actual warfare on submarines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
VERMONT FAR DOWN
In the Per Capita Contribution for Red
Cross War Work.

Washington, d. c., July 3.--Latest
tabulations by the American Red Cross,
announced yesterday show that Della
ware led all other states in per capita
contribution to the Red Cross War fund
with rate OF SIS. Figures for other
states follows:
Connecticut, S205; Massachusetts,
$3.50; Rhode Island SLAB; New York,
toutside New York City, SIPS; New
Hampshire 1884; Maine, 1915; Yer
mont, 5000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03

A delicious combination OF ginger, aromstics
Pains, colds, chills, weakness, nervousness and
insomnia. Look for the Owl Trade Mark on
the wrapper, lest you get a cheap. worthless
or dangerous substitute. Forty-fiye years the
standard of purity, favor and strength. Sold
by all druggists and grocers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
Standing of the Clubs,
LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores.

AT Boston New York 4, Boston 4
called darkness, end llth)
AT Philadelphia-Wa 8, Phil
adelphia 0.
AT leveland-Chicago 4, Cleveland g.
At st. Louis-Detroit 5, st. Louis
10 innings).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
AND PEPTIRON PILLS

Conditions that are both scrofulous
and anamibc are very common. Many
persons whose faces are "broken out,
cheeks are pale, and nerves are weak,
suffer from them.
There is an effective, economical rem
edy in the combination of Hoods Sarsa-
parlla and Peptron Pills, one taken be-
fore eating, the other after.
In these medicines taken in this way
the best substances for the blood and
nerves are brought together.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
5jAAN||FD()|||))})
GIN (JE:R

Helps digestion thatgoes
on during sleep. Take a
dose at bedtime. Intesti-
nal indigestion is a COM
mon cause of sleepless-
ness. Always healthfu1.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
Boston Riot Hearing.

Boston, July 3--0f the 10 men hailed
to court on charges of taking part in
the disturbance here Sunday, one, Louis
Price, was acquitted, two were convicted
and fined S. each and the cases of the
others continued until July IL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores.

At Chicago--Cincinnai 3, Chicago 5.
At Pittsburg-St. Louis s, Pittsburg 4.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia
At New York-New York g. Boston |.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-03
RICKER'S MARKET REPORTS
Drinker Calves Two Cents Lower, Hogs
and Beef Also Down in Price.

St Johnsbury, July Sat W. A. Rick
er's market drinker calves are reported
two cents lower, hogs one cent lower and
beef fully one cent lower Receipts for
the week ending July included;
Poultry--l5c.
Lambs-~4@sc.
Hogs-320, 4aIlc.
Cattle--40, 4@sc.
Calves-320, 461lc.
Mich cows-l0, S70(d 500.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-14
MESSAGE FROM JAPAN
OF GOOD WILL AND CONFIDENCE

to the ideals for which America is
struggling in the present world con,
fict and expressed amazement and
intense pleasure at the splendid re.
ception extended to himself and the
members of his party on their ar
rival in this country.
Neither Viscount Ishii nor any
member Of his party would discuss
the specific purposes for which the
mission has come to this country, de.
claring that their work in this re.
spect would begin when they have
arrived in Washington and have paid
their respects to the president.
The program of entertainment ia
the most elaborate ever arranged for
any foreign visitors In this city. All
the officials of the city, state and gov
ernment in this city and the entire
consular corps here are participating,
Today a series of receptions and
auto rides will occupy the time OF
the visitors and tonight five hundred
of the city's prominent citizens will
sit down 10 banquet, with the mem
bers of the mission as guests. Pre-
dictions that, on that occasion, Wis
count Ishii might discuss some of the
purposes of the missions visit wer'
set at naught by Ishii's declaration
that specific objects would be with
held for discussion at Washington
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-14
NEARLY MILLION MINERS
AT WORK IN UNITED STATES
Quite an Undertaking if Uncle
Sam Takes Over the Coal
Mines of Country.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
CHICAGO. Aug. 14-Federal con-
1roi Of coal mines would place close
20 100000 miners in Uncle Sans en-
pioye, and would give the government
supervision over the production OF
more than OO,0O0,OOO tons Of coal.
according to statistics furnished the
united Press today by the Illinois
Ieoal Operators association.
The latest complete figures show
mat In 1914 the number Of miners en-
Fpioyed In the twenty-nine coal pro-
|cucing states was 76s,1S5. This fig
|cre has increased to slightly over
|oVV'eoO. operators say.
The total coal output, according to
|asl6 statistics, was 597,474,000 tons,
more than one third OF which is pro-
|uuced by Pennsylvania mines. West
|srglnia rangs second as, the biggest
|coai producing state and Illinois third.
Following are the figures showing
|sne total tonnage production and the
miners employed IN each sattei