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The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

LOST-Wednesday afternoon, gold
chain and knife, engraved with ''R.
L. IT, Finder please return to Ray
mond Taylor. ct.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

WANTED-A few more cows to pas
ture at $50 per month. Lots of
grass and shade.
1t-pd J. P. Bennett, Sr.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

Mr. and Mrs Earl Ivey of SalIisaw,
Okla, arrived Tuesday morning, and
are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H Myers.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

Grover Harvey, who is in the rail
way mail service, with headquarters
at Texarkana, is here spending his
vacation with home folks.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

We are told that if we work on a
farm we won't have to go to war, and
if we go to war, we won't have to
work on farm. But what's bother
ing some of our yellow-hided Willies
is how they can skip EN- both.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

FOR RENT-5-room residence, close
in. Large hay barn, well located.
SIX room residence in good neighbor-
hood, c. G. Dodson.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

Miss Zerlona Jones, of Oklahoma
City, arrived latter part of last week
and is spending few days here visi-
ting relatives and friends.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

FOR RENT-Good barn.
Tom Carrel
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20
MARKET REPORT

Following is the local market, ac-
cording to local dealers on Thursday
morning. Allowances must be made
for any rise or decline according to
date products are offered:
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20
DIR. r. T. Phillips
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Ladies Aid first Tuesday in each
month 200 p. m
Prayer service every Wednesday
night 7;45
Preaching first and third Sunday in
each month at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
You are very cordially invited to
come and worship with us.
]. L. McAdams, Pastor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The pastor is away this week in a
meeting at Habberton. There will be
services next Sunday as usual. The
Northwest Arkansas Assembly is in
session at Fayetteville this week
Quite a number of our people are ex-
pecting to attend We wish for them
good and profitable time.
w. l. Elledge, Pastor.
W |. Elledge, Pastor.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

WANTED-Onet ton good baled oats.
At G.. w. KEENAN,.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

IF it happened it's in The News
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

B.P Smith
-n-
era NTH.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-20

G. W. Droke, President.
J. r. Southworth, Sec.
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Oiltig bis gum 80. SUM- 1917.
YramienzSfferte.
Gin &ori6lag at nuifrf Trennoe.

0a es nnm0slid it, aae Siirifte nub Counties os Staates sardl
9cIcnDe bearbencm sa laHen, mmktem mir anf anbere WiiHel Snr iHmsr
srDfercn Gerbrdtnms nnieres gIntcs iinnen mb mir fno 81 BEN Gnt.
iAlnE eefpn,nen. annebmbare ErGmien fir neue sbOnuenten, bic Hs
cinseididt iperbenj nmsamiken.
Gr planen nidt bic @eraniaftnHg zines iOsenannten aonteisst
pe sr bel engGiden 3citnnsen abliG 1T, iouoern mir uodfm Dnrd ans,
sahluns ciuer lbrralcn GOmniHion Sniuiaige aHuerben, bic oHs BE-
ipmberc MnEc uno gnitrcngnnas ih cie Ne6eneinuabme 81 peridaffen
umnidsn.
3n Sidem 3wefe offernren mir fr# ieoen neneu Sabresa6onntateu
zine apmmi1ion bon $780, inc MT 9pfIar. 9as &odenbaf Sr
,isreic %rITe fir 5eras" foiet $500 per Sabr. @eaen Ginienonng ua
SfOO mer6rn mir aIo bns gIatt an irgrns cine as anfsestbcne nene
Nhnnnemcmts WbrcIe Idifen.
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Sat jekt rote Baden. sd mod)te
Sbnen in einigen 3eilen mitteiIem9,
idyrcibt 6rau Waria Sduart bon
Nem 9amptons Mo, mas Jorni's
alpenfrdllter getau bat. Srail
S1miot mar iiber elm Sabr lana all
perihieoenen 2eioen erfrnnft. Die
9ler5te muBten nidt, mas lie fir Tie
tim ~ioIlten lno iagten, iie fonne nid)t
mebr lanae leben. SD iagte ibr,
wenn lie BON Sen 0oftormeoi3inen
genug babe, Damn niiroe id ibr err
5ablen, pie lie seiuno iueroen fonne.
Sic iagte mir. iie lei fertig nit oen
gr5neien Der 9oftoren. Sic fira
Damn al MIpenfrallter 5u nebnen,
uno na1oem lie cine 6lai1e gebramdt
batte, fiiblte lie iid idon etpas Def
Ter. Sic bat I'M garl5et adt Sln-
idjen oes Seilmittels gebraud)t uno
lit Jest geiuno. Sic iiebt iett gut
aus, bat rote 9afen uno fam ale if.
II &altsarbeiten perridten.@
IS lit cine beadtensperte gatia-
DE, oaB III ben 5antilien. no Sor-
mis- 9Q~penfrdllter gebraud)t miro, Die
2ellte nienals Blob. ooer franflid)
alisiebett ionoern eine aeIull0e, fla
re @eiidtsfar6e habeli, oenn oieleS
alte, 5%eiterpro6te &rdnaterbeilutittel
bilft Ser Nutlir, bic giftigcn uno
perbrau6ten Stofie aus Dem SnItenl
mis5uIdeioen. 6orni's alpenfrdilter
miro nid)t i'll apotbefeu perfauit. 81.
fa%la9enten Iiefern es ben 2cuten oi-
reft bonn 2a6oratorium Der Serltat.
Ter, Or. Eeter 5ahrneb & Cons 60,
Chicago Sn. Nn5)
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0entidlano nno Selaien.
gpn Yroi. 81. Sans 0eIbriif.

Eic engliidcn Yarteien BITS 81
Dem ertremiten Ea5ifilten hin iino
barin einig, baB obnc sic @ieoer-
beritellung 8eIaiens ali cincn 5rie-
oen ntbt geood)t ,peroen biirite. neil
Ieutid)lnnb i'm Velis bicleJ2nnoes -
MddJtis werbc, oaB es Die ltnab-
pdiiaigfeit Gnglanos mno irnnfreids
uno oamit gar5 Gurupas bcoroge
uno aufbebe. llmaefebrt lit in
0cutihIanb in meiten @reiieit Die
Meinung perbrcitet, baB, luenn mir
Yelgien nid)t III Der Sano bcbielf-
ten, benz 8eutIhen 6eidc ieoe 3u.
flnft nbgeldnitten lei, mcil gelgiep
ols bloBer auBepoiten Ii. @aiaacn-
itaat gnglanos nno Sranfreids Ell
men unertraglihelt 3rif olif ms
ausiiben miiroe.
Cd baltic oieie Goritcllung fiir
falid nno CLAUDE, oalI Die Cider
belt uno 3ufunft Geutitlanos iebr
mol aud obne Die Serridnit iber
gcl9ieu gelprbrleiltet weroelr. fonnte
Sd miiroe olfo oafiir leilL gege)l et.
nen anaeuleiiellen Grcis Sieics
uEfano" hermas5ngeben. stngenoin
men aber. Der 9eiit @clgiens mdrs
tUirtlidl fl miiuidcnsmcrt. mie il
pfelc glaiiben ~ mie loil En- reaiiiicri
Hcr0en2 Die gnlerion ODER oa
gintritt 9elgierS iii oas bcntifl
held bot falln nod anbdnacr, Da 4
fpcoer m69lid 1T, cill 10 grobcS @oii
je 10 nm8nfornlen. OaB es lid init ou
@elinnuilg oeitider 9ieidsGiirger er
filllte, nod IS oanerlIo ais llnterta.
men nieoeren giedts, als Selotcn, mi
man geiagt Fat, Su beDcrriden. Dior
ornft olio an cine SornL Die gelaier
iitneriid frei laBt IS aber itaatsred,t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-04
: a :.

Sll 5abfreideit teraniider
St4oten baben 2opalitatsfeiern itatt
gefunnoen ober meroett iolde Dor.
bereitet.
S1 Daaos lit ser. iebise
Mapor 2inoslep, geidlagen uno ieir
@esner, Ser ounabbangige" 2alptbel
ertp1bIt. Sic iebigen &ommifiare
lino mieoer ertpdblt.
esn 8renbam murbe s. 50. Sti-
Ter gum Marffan eruablt. Mae aIr-
bern geamten tDuroen tuieber er-
mdblt.
Gieb5id)ter, Goufpps rnS
yarner aus Siio-geras, molten,
mie aus Corpus Gbriiti gemeloet
miro, unter 6iibrung oes oortisen
gountpridter @alter s. Simon Elm
Megin1ent ebilben. 3wei &omapgnien
Ionell ans 2euten aus Der @egeno
BON Corpus Gbriiti beiteben.
Ser @ouperneur bat Die gia
nit Ieinem geto belegt, Die 2ocal
Option Counties bone orp@ mabt
uao ebenio bic 8ia, oie SEN 2egis-
latoren 5reipdiie auf ben @nenbab-
men erlaltbt.
- Sn @id)itn sails bat Elm Sener
einen Sdaben bon $4,000 ange=
ridtet.
Sn Der Gegeno BON 2uling III
mikoer cine giienbabnbriide obge-
brannt, Die brittle, bic mabrerlo Der
Iebte11 aebn Gage in iener @egeilo ab-
gebrannt ODER 0nr6 Seuer beldaoigt
iii.
@ouDerneur Serguion bat Dns
fir Die Counties 9ooo unb Conner
lped poiiierte 6iIdidus @eies mi
ter5eihnet.
Die anr Oienltaa III Muffin
erofillete anmpagne Ser Mcten &reu3
@eiellibaft mar bon gntem grfoIg
begIeitet, iiber 1000 neile Mitglie-
Der traten Der gereinigung bel.
@oupernelr Jergulon bat cine
BON Ser Ietten 2eeisldtiir paiiierte
gia n~nter5eidmet, oer5nfolge ale an
NutomobiIen in Neparatur @erf=
itdtten porgenommenen arbeiten in
Bidder eingetragell nn0 genau regi-
ifriert weroen miiiien.
geim State Snonitrinl Nee
bent goaro" in Muffin murben i'm
Morat Mar5 1907 llnfdae, IA barr
inter nit totlidem Ilisgallae. ans
.gelnel0et.
Die 8eltitaot g~anferslep III
Com Green County bat NIT ID gegen
s gtimmen Die Yrobibition einge=
fiibrt.
sSn Der @egeno bon Guinlan
lit Elm fleines aiIto, Elm gofterd1ca
oes Jnrnlers Mlbert @rigbt, aeitor=
ben, neil es Weoi5in setrunfen bat
te. ole fir cine Stub beitinint mar.
ssn ga Grange lit s. o. Sob
ion 5lnl Mapor ernablt fporoen.
@egell beimlihen @bisfen-
9serfaufs mlrnem IN 2odbart Bubble
gbompion uno Bubble Shannon 81
eincm Sabr 3nd)tbnns pernrteilf.
@onpernenr 5erguion bat ben
Me9tealils geIdluB, cine aunititu-
Transformation ein5ubernfeu, nit
ieirem Yetp belegt.
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San @ntpniu, gex., A. Mpril 1917 -
Erime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, 95A
Gents nei &nIlpne
Metp CART, A. slpril. - Spot $14.OO
bib; 9lpri[, $t4.14 nno $14.30; @eai,
$t4.40 llnb S14.44; sunni, $14.39 uno
$14.40; Snli, $14.36 uno $14.37;
Mngnit. $14.35 uub $14.36; Geptember
llnb Sftober. $14.34 uno $14.35; gfos
bember, $13.70 unb $13.71.
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grfif YrcTc U1 seras: Mituod Den q aprl 1917.

Oie ,,syreie Yre1e fiir Geras"
erld)ei,tt ais Sageblatt itnb 9 pdbenblatt.
Gas sagebIatt lit oieratg uno foiet SOC per 9fonat ooer $6 per Sabr.
gas 5sodem6lat lit %ieH5ebnieihg uno fofet So per Sabrs Mad MSerco
SO @olo. gea1 guropa, 8orto e%ingebloieu, So.
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gieu Marft.

Gan antonio, Ser. 4. 9lprtf 1911
aii6e 5000 bis $3.50.
Gdien $3.50 biz $1,000.
@u1en $3.50 bis $3.50.
&dlbet $6.40 unb $500.
ct. 2ouis, A. g(pri( 1917. Mins
ieh. EernszSieb. $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Sdpciue 1915 bis $f5.75.
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Sir 9ommiHare fir StraFen mi
6ffentlide &crbe1ernngen.

EtHETE 'pEE
Sic nTreie Ereile fir Seras" 1T ans
to~riiiert, Ebuutas 6. 0elion als aanois
bat fir bas glmt oes aom1niiTdrs fir
@traBen unb Difeutiid1e gerbeTeruugen
III BEN beborlte6enbea Y~rimdripa6Ien ans
5mfiinbigen ltrtb er ez5uG.. nm sic I'M
terftiibuns Ieiner Sreunbe urb Ser
Stimmaeber.
Sic ~Sreie Hrelie fir Seras" lit alls
toriiiert, 2pnis 6enermann als &anoie
bat fir bag Mmt bes aommilIdrs fir
StraSen uno 0ffentlid6e GerbeYerunaen
in ben beborItebenoen Standardization
an5u5ei9et ltno Ell erIudt Tim Die Inter
Itiibung @ieifer Sreufoe nnb Der Stimn1s
geber.
aommiiar fir Enrfs unb, sanitat.
gn bic Bd6lcr bon Gan Iatonip.
Sails meme SienIte in oen Iebten s!pei
Sahren gllren @rfparfunqer entlproc6en
baben %fcllten. bin i6 bereit. guh in Sen
ndfiten stpei Sahren gu bienen.
Mag 2ambert,
@ommiiidr fir Harfs nno Ganitdt.
01e vTrefe Erene 1ur xerG5 ut nilS
torifiert. Or. s. 8. sbropfbire nfs Rnns
oibat fir 0as Mmt beg @ommii1Grs fir
Yarfs lnb Snnitdt in Der beboritehenz
ben Brimdripabl an3ufinbigen. CT err
faft Inn Cure llnteritiibung unc 9tim<
me.
Sir EOlisei. nnS Ttuer : &ommiHar.
Sic ~Sreie 8refe fir seras" lit al,<
toriiert, Spbert 5. mir als aanoioat
fir bas Nntt bes BoIi5eis uno Sellers
ipe6r : &onmifdrs nnSufIubige,f. gr
eriuft feline Sreunoe Inn lire Inter-
itiibuna.
aeiuis Miaperif fiinoigt lid biermi;
formen aIs 9n1btoat fir 6ns Mmt oes
Eolisei un6 Seners : aommii1drs an ui,o
fpirb Die llnteritiiltng bon irgeno einem
lnb allen giirsern Can gntonio's gu
IhGben fpiiiet.
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Sur stener : ao,nmilIar.

Sic ySreie Nreiie" lit autoriiiert,
5errn Gam u. Sptnble als &anoibat
fir Steuer Z aommi6dr in Ser beborltez
benoen Brimdrtpabl am %. MpriI 1it1o
s. Mni nn5ltfiinoigen u1o bittet Inn Die
lInteritibung aner 8dhler.
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Sic nSreie Yreiie" lit artoriliert,
Germ Gum 6. Sell als &anbibat fir
Mabor in Der beborItebet,oen Yrimare
fpabl am 90. alpril unb s. Neoi arsltz
fii11bigen l,ao bittet lint Die ltnterltiitairs
aller @Gbler.
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Sir Yulisei- nnS 1ytuer : Somr,iiSa
gu nermieteu

Gas obere Gtodmerf ocs SouIes
geo. 2t8 Dts straBe =.
3anm 90 Bel 80 SUB. gtadBufragea
2f6 Slt-g Commerce Gtrabe.
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Wabl : Mmsetgem.
Sir Manps.

Sic uSreie 9reiie" lit alttoriliert,
Serrn @altpn 9. 5Dpn al5 &n1OiDat fir
Wsapor in ber acknowledgement 8rinldre
lpabl am %. Ipril arl5ufinbi9en, uno er
bittet nm sic ltlteritilsltng aler leiuer
Sreuube uttp Stimlmeeber.
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Lokdles.
sseraa8fbtIihes @etier.

Sir Son Mntonio uno utntesgstDi
3eute aberlb, flar, biel falter; SroIt.
Donneritag flar.
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NnnmsuDle.
GuftpnTan,en- EroSnftt

Gan antonio, Ser.. 1875 Gts.
@aipelton. geitern, 1910 gts,
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sfuf bas @eiadl Don u. 6
Maildtloer in @aeo Inn einen Gin.
~haItsbefeb[ gegelt geridiebung oes
sgroBloge Der @ermamislo6ne 1T boM
1iitvittrfdter 9enton lit @aco Elm
tempordrer 8efebl erlaiier iporoen.
ssn Doafnm iino sic oltelf
Gtaotfenmiiidre mieoer erpdGlt ;
rbcnio aiid it Snllcttsbine
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Sir 10 ' ter s;s: GGrtra Yrinlit ypn $50 ii Saa
Slit Is a ter : s;ss GGrtra : Yrinie uaa ss.75 III Sdar
Slit 20 as sss sss ggrtra J Yrinlit Dsa $500 IL Sdar
sir q as Il, s;ss gGrtra yrdnit p0H s6.25 ii Saat
Sir ndbr as q a s:s s;ss tGrtraprdlnit us1S ii Saaf
Slit mtbr dc 30 as +. s:ss GGrtraprimif vi sf6in Salf

Der gOrfddag ift fnfa6 NIB 1baffan6H4A gsnbs. @er ents
ncnsn M6unneaten btr 5nr 3et nidt 2efer or vJret EreHe3 ",
= gewinnt, foaettirt $500, erbalt, rep- bebGIt oduUR efnen Collar Mb
iAdt ben anSersn 0paar init Der sennnen Mbrefe Ses Btfraers Elm
Anfereen aebs absr and mod cine Grtra ErGmie in AasFdt, falls Sic
3tl BON 5ebn abpnneHten oMr naraber crreidt iuirS. ,Se Gytra!Era.
ME ienOen mir ben Sayn geredtisten pom nnierer Office ms brett
Die bier ssaa9tt Efferts 1T fit eoen I'M Deihn gebiete beg Stan
hs pffen. SeStr tam i'd 0arnn beteiisen. Nir bietem nr 8aarpteHs
MI. neil Gelb inauner feinen Nert hat nn6 Sober bafar apfdafen nb
lfanicn fam, INNS tr serabt brandt.
sGe, bic bon o.i,r Gfertc Gebraud MAIDEN nnS infer Den Oben &C.
leaen geoinsnnssn HbORnenten fit Die rTreie HreHt fur Seras" Jam.
nclu ipoaen, TnS sebetea, Fd nit ing nnusrsisli1 in ger6ubxns ~
ietcn, bamit ir linen ehuaiee geiunnidtes a~nsfIbriderr Ansfant e..
teIcn f6nneu. Dir Emitting gbt ben BeHeaern brett 0n nHkrer Or
lice III. 0ieie Efhrte rat nnr 8aItsfeit 6is snm 30. ssuni 1917
n6reif Srfif fir seras".
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-12
W1TERBURY

The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Turner
was held from her late home at o'clock
Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Emma Paul of
Morrisville officiating. The bearers were
Frank johnson, Merton johnson, Ber-
nard Durett and Walter Sterling. Among
those present from this way were Steph-
en- johnson, Merton johnson. Mrs. Her
bert johnson, w. S. Drirett. George Dur
EFT and c. G. Durett of Burlington. Bur-
ial was in the family lot at South Dux-
bury.
A. S. Hall, who was in town last week
as an organizer of the New England Milk
Producers association, had fine luck in
securing members. Meetings were held
in Waterbury and Duxbury and these
were followed up by visitations to the
farms and explaining the work of the So
oiety individually. Mr.. Halls home is
in Buekfeld, Me-, and he is thoroughly
interested in New England agriculture.
He says people are looking to Vermont
as dairy state and the organization
hopes to get milk to seven cents per
quart wholesale the first of July. Even
with this price, the farmer win have only
a fair profit at present grain prices. The
n. 4. NJ. p. A. was recognized last fall
and is so strong now that il is hoped
they may handle the grain situation in
the near future. so that the farmer may
secure his grain at cheaper rates. Mr..
Halls work in the county has aroused
much interest. While in Duxbury he
was a guest of Edwin F. Palmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-12
WILLI4MSTOWN

The officers of the Rural Good Lucl
club for the ensuing year are; President
Miss Florence NJ. Phelps; secretary, Mrs
Ralph Gale; treasurer, Mrs. Wesley NJ
Seaver. The meeting this week win bc
on Saturday with Mrs. W. II. Hebsrd
Topic, Australia.
Rev. John Irons, pastor of the Congre'
gational church, is in the southern part
Of the state and will be absent for sew.
ersl days.
George +. Adams of Fairhaven came to
Brookiield to attend the wedding Of his
niece, Mas Ruby Reed, last week, and
after short stay in town, returned to
his home on the 9th inst.
Henry Poole, n. b. Robinson and c. f,
Ingalls, are planning to 60 to Burlington
to-day to attend the annual meeting of
the grand lodge OF Vermont.
Rev. and Mrs. Alven NJ. Smith, who
have been - Stowe for some weeks, have
now gone to Canton, n. V, TO attend
at the theological school
from which Mr.. Smith was graduated
twenty FIVE years ago. They expect to
be in town by the first of next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-12
Barre Golf Club Notes,

The match between the Barre Golf club
and the Meadow Brook Golf club has
been fixed for next Saturday. The match
will be played on the Barre clubs links
and the return match will be played at
Meadow Brook links on Saturday, June
30. A few of the players belong to both
clubs and the match committee met last
night and decided what would be done
with these players. They agreed to place
the names in a hat and draw, so the
teams will be posted later.
The tournament committee of the
Barre Golf club requests that all tourna-
ment players turn in their cards for this
week before Saturday. Therefore. they
can play their tournament any day this
week up to Saturday, but those who play
on Wednesday must remember that lady
members playing their tournament on
that day or night have the right Of way
of the course. All members please take
notice. Per order chairman of tourna-
ment committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-12
APPEAL FOR THE PIPERS.
What the Barre Pipe and Drum Band Is
Doing and Hopes to Do.

The Scottish regiments have been for
centuries very valuable adjunct to the
British army. They have become histor-
lie in long marches and dar z charges.
Their record in the peninsular campaigns,
Waterloo, the Crimea, Indian mutiny,
Afghanistan campaign, the Boer war and
the present gigantic conflict is a stirring
one.
Not a little of their success is ascribed
to the martial and inspiring music of
their bagpipe bands. 1t is related that
during the seige of the British residency
in Lucknow when the defenders had
reached physical exhaustion through fail
ing supply of water, lack of provisions
and reduction of forces from months of
resistance, young Scottish woman of
the garrison, above the din of battle,
heard the bagpipes Of the relieving force
under Sir Colin Campbell. So invigorat-
ed were the defenders that they success.
fully resisted the final furious attacks of
the Sepoys until the rescuers battled
their way through the hostile streets.
Again at Dargai, a generation later, when
Piper Findlater, with both legs shot,
propped himself against a boulder and
continued playing the Cock o. the North"
until the Killed warriors had captured
the objective ridge.
Our Barre bagpipe and drum band, al
though but newly formed, has already
given us number of patriotic demon
strations and should prove valuable
asset 10 the musical organizations of this
vicinity. Like most musical bodies, they
will require assistance to properly estab-
lish them with instruments and costumes,
also to encourage an increase in member
ship.
Subscriptions will be most eheerfully
received by any member of the band, also
the following recently appointed addition
10 the executive committee, William Bar
clay, George Mowatt, DR.. Joe w. Jack
sour John Mercer, Ed. NJ. Tobin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-12
Copper and Silver Produced in Michigan
in 1916.

The production of copper in Michigan
in 1916, as reported by the United
States geological survey department of
the interior. was 3,692, 525 pounds, val
ued at S67 1898 ,36l, and that of silver was
7l6,640 fine ounces, valued at SAT- $40,
combined value of S67,To9.9l0 This is
an increase of S2l .07s,25 or As per cent.
over the value of the output in 1915.
The average price of copper per pound
for 1916 was S0.246, compared with S0.l75
in 1915. The average price of silver for
1916 was So.65s per fine ounce; for 1915
it was S0507. The average value per
ton of rock" treated was 1894, com
pared with S376 in 1915.
In 1916 the amount of rock" milled
was II 1854 liza short tons, which yielded
400 55l POI pounds of mineral" and $685.
27O.s76 pounds of copper. In 1915 the
amount miled was 1884, 700 short tons,
which yielded 4o0.l7s.l32 pounds Of
mineral" and 265,2s3,37s pounds of cop
per.
The average recovery of refined cop
per per ton of "roek" milled in 1915 was
2l.7 pounds, compared with 2l.5 pounds
in 1915.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-12
B. w. Hooker & Co., Inc.
Vermont's Largest House Furnishers
Talk OF THE TOWN

A snappy line of boys and girls shoes
for commencement week at Shea's.
Get your tickets for s. II. S. alumni
ball at Bell & Houston's and the Red
Cross Pharmacy
If company of local talent is willing
to put their time and efforts for the
benefit of Company G and the Headquar-
ters company, you certainly can at least
buy ticket.--adv.
Regular meeting Jumpers, boxers and
derriekmen's branch, No. 80, Quarry
Workers international Union OF North
America, will be held in Foresters' hall
Tuesday evening, June IL, at 1880 p. m.
Election of officers and other important
business. Let every member be present
Per order corresponding secretary.
A capacity audience will probably set
tie down at the opera house this even
ing for the prize speaking competition,
the first event on Spaulding's commence
ment week program. The sale of seats
has been large and an excellent program
has been arranged. Those who are to
act as judges are: Supt. S. c. Hutchinson
of Montpelier, Supt G. J. Seager Of Barre
Town, and Prin. Frederic Edwards of
Montpelier. The program to be carried
out is as follows "The Cause Of the
Grscchi" Floyd A. Mitchell; Hunting
for an Apartment" Jessie l. Beattie;
Lincoln Day Address" Frank H. Wells;
music, MY Dream" glee club; "The
Drawkeeper." Marion Winifred Anker;
"The Strenuous Life" Howard w. Geake;
Here Comes the Bride" Helen S. Ros-
coe; music, "Under the Shade OF the
Greenwood Tree" glee club; "Billy Brad
and the Big Lie" Madeline n. Mcdonald;
"The World Must Be Made Safe for De
Laurence c. Campbell; music.
"The Recessional,' glee club.