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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
Serma,n Wo., 6retag ben 23 5ebrmr, 1917
Nag &nieidJe berfanit ieinen gntbeil
i'm Sartipaareu.8eidaft.

Wfar &nicIde bot lesten Montog
icinen glntbeil im Sartipaareu.@c.
iddfte Scr Girna 9. 90. Mriif & 60.
on Simon Sdillins, perfauft lnb
maren oieie @ohc q. s. Surtfe iub
U. 20. Ricf oils Sadfl,nbige nit Der
glufnabme bes Snpentars beidGitigt.
Serr Sdilling lit Dor -etlpa 5lpei
,Sabrcn bon Wontgomerp Gountp, no
or cine ser beiten Sarmcn cianctc
nah lnierer Staot ilberiiebelt, bod,
mar oas Eripatiiiren 81 lon9weilig
gemoroen ltn6 iebnte lid ndh &C,
idGitliher 9etbGti9lrng 81 mclhc
ibm Der Gintritt IN Die SSirma g. ~.
Wuiif & So. @clcgcnbcit bietcn miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
Numner 20
Sobn Stramb ans benz 2eben
seid)ieben.

gtad nabe5l 2.monatliber aranf-
belt lit aeItern Morgen Sobn Strarb
in ieincr @obnl,ng an Der 5. Strabe
i'm sllter bon 43 Sabren unb 6 Mo-
naten aus bieiem 2eben geIdieben.
@is Dor etipa 5ipei Wonaten mar er
in Ser Shubfabrif bnbier beidGftigt
oils er iidJ infolge Merenleioens &c.
sipllnaen lab ieine Stelle alf5lgeben.
Seine 9rGfte nobmen auiebenbs ab,
obnc i'm ieooh ollf bos Sronfenloger
81, perfen, bis Dor lpenieen Sagen
bl,rh ollsu aroBc SdlpGd,e er iid ge.
5mltnecn fono oieics aufsuiuden.
Ser Geritorbene muroe in Berger,
in Sronflin Goitntp gcboren 1tno fam
nit lcincn Gltern i'm friiben SSllgcnb.
offer no6 lmierer Stoot, mo CT ieit.
| Der bcltGnoio mobntc lnb iidl bier nit
sSrl. gbriltiona Sioorf perbcirot6cte,
bie nit 5ipci &inoern, cincm Sohn
l,n6 elmer Tohtcr, oen ToN cines lie.
bcpollen @atten unb Soters betra,,-
ern sluberbcm binterlGBt er einen
@ruocr, gSm. Strallb, cbenfalls in
| Scrnarn mpbnbait, nnb cine Shiue.
itcr Sruu Mllbolpb Soencdc in &an.
ioS Gitp lpobnboit ioipic onberc Ser.
nanbte uno uiclc Srelnoe.
Gr mar Mitglicb Scr biciigen Scge
Ser eagles, nnter bercn 9luipi5ien Die
@eeroialm9 om Sonnto9 9tohmittng
ltm 2 llbr ltattfinben miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
Ora fe.

Saul, oas ic6s Sabre alte Sohn'
den bon 9lllgl,lt Seienann uno @at.
tim muroe ben Gltern lesten 0iellstag
b,,rd ben Goo entriiien. Dle Beer.
biallna fono am 0onnerStag Itatt.
Der befannte 1lteIte ginipobner
fam ii6 feines iol6 trodenen sS.n'
ters erinnern ols Der gegcnlpartl9e,
uno nod ielten baben Die Sar'ller ei-
nc iol6 srobe 8aiiernotb erlebt'
bcnn Die meiIten Ser gader ,lno
Bombs, orf welde picle 5arIner aT9e'
ipieien iinb ibr gieb 5u trdnfen l1no
ousgetrodnet uno ous Waller n'ltB
oftntols rneilenpeit berbeigetabren
peroen. 9lm Sonntag Mbeno fam
Gin bon Sasel be9lciteter Hesen Der
etpas sSeu6tigfeit bradte, ood le'oer
nod (onee niht ecnlg.
8. 8. 2angenberg u1o Srls
sd,lniot baben iib ieoer Elm ne''es
;sprb 9llltomobil angel6otft, llno be-
n,lten iett oos 9ugep MIR ipenn o1e
gfoobs id,letbt iinb, poer oas Iilto
r,S,cr Srbnlira 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
@erlaft ieine @obnnng nm bic
fraufe Wmtter 81 beiuden mnb
lit ieitber neridtunnoen.

Die Asolisei, idreibt Die ct. Sollis
Zines, lp,lroe erilldt gsadforidun'
aen nad ssreocrit Giltbep, 4s Sabre
aft, ansuitellen, Der felt lesten CONS
tag ipurlos perldpunoen it, nno
man befiirdtet baB inn ein llngllld
5ugeltoBen lit. 9iltbcp, Scr bel Der
Giielbruegge @sercuntile So. als
Glerf beihdftigt mar, batte aln
S~mstog 9tadmittog ieiner frarten
asuttcr, Srau Sobanno Giltbep,
26O4 ct. 2ouis slpenuc, einen ges
lud, obgeItattet ,lno perlieb oeren
@obnllng Inn 3 llbr Spnntog NOR
gen IN @eicllidaft icincs grlloers
GbriItion Oiltbcp nit Ser 9lbIidt IN
beilen @obnung 1909 Serbert
StroBe oie 9iaft 5ll3lbringen dnoer,
te icooh icinen Blon ,tnO betrat clnelt
grooonop StroBcnbobnlpagcn. er
fam li6t IN ieine ci9ene @obn,lng
slriicf uno ml,roe icitber nidt geIe'
bcn. 0iltbep trug cincn bell brounen
llcbcr5icber. olnfel brallne &leloer
llno mcihcn blul,cn Sil5bllt. Gr bni
ihmor5es Saar 1mo ibpar5er
Sdnllrbort. Snfolee eineS friiber er'
littenen 9einbrllhcs binft er in
@eben.
0iltbcp ltamnt ants 8asconaot
Gpuntp llnb mar friibcr mebrere Sab
re im @ei6Gitc llnieres perIt. Wtit
Burgers s(ls. @egemann If. ange
Itelt. Scine @attiiL friiber SRI
glice Stoblmonn, lit cine Shlpeite1
oes bieiieen befannten garbiers, VI
! s. Stoblnann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
MISUNDERSTANDING in Der 2ittlc yer.
ger Sdnlc.

Wtoraen glbeno. Den "a. Scbrliar
iipoet in Der ilnteren Sittle Berger
Shule cine MISUNDERSTANDING lno
tbcotroliihc @oritclIlng itott. BUR
Sluffiibrlne gclnnat sic cnglilde
Goiic, ~ Somilp 9lffair." 0ie Rol.
lenbcicbllng lit fol1cnoc:
Deacon Smith Erwin Mundwiller
Jorkins Jobson Clarence Mundwiller
Dan Gillespie VIM. Flake
Sally Olivia Barrels
Miss Camson- Flora Suedmeyer
Louisiana -hupeh parei"
9en. Sug, Gbos. 9orncr jr. ltno
gSn1. Slufc mcrocn hcIonoere blllllo'
riItiibc Ginlngen gum @clten 9eben.
Gin Bic.Supper miro nab DER
8orItclll,ng ltottiinocn. 0ie etn'
nubmen Iino fiir Sen slnfallr neler
ShulbGnfe bcItilnnlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
MISUNDERSTANDING bcnte in Der
SpdidDnle.

Die Stuocntcn Der Sohi6ule no.
ben iolgcnbcs rcidbalti9e literariidc
Eroeram 5ur 6eier bon @aibingtcn's
uno 2incoln's @eburtstog allfgcItcllt,
bos beltc 9lbcnb in Scr Sodihnlballc
CUR ghnsfiibrllng fonlnlcn miro:
Iiono-9uett @lonhe ellis lrno
Suinto @cecnann.
Giiop. @corgc @nlbingtpn...~....~Selcn
9rcucr.
Eriscillo's Spd5citstug,. ,...,~......~.~9l 9lnna
Sul5nloml.
2iebcrportraa ..............A. @eiangsflaiie.
2incolns McDc 5ll gettysburg Coma
gSilb.
Rccitotion, 0es SoIootcn 6rilt
@la6ps Sedn1ann.
@oibinetpn.2incoln 8rill~..,..~.6rant
Gggers, Gbpin &ippltein, Sermon
ScImers, Hobnep Sednlann, 6. H..
90. @arb, SIiper Spncd, Irtbur
&lid, 8ollocc Stcener ,nb &ap
Rief.
2ieberpprtrag ...,.,......... 8eiangsflaile.
Tad benz Erogranl iinoet Gin gor.
Supper itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
%iebucrfanf in Wtiiionri.

Oic @r0bc lln0 Nll5oebnllng Der
@icb5u6t llnb oes &icbbanbels in
Otiiiouri erbellt gum Sbcil ats Der
in 1916 in Sen Giebb0fen bon ct.
2ouis, &unios Gitp l,nb ct. Soiepb
gcnladtcn Serfdufcn. SSn Den bier
Sicbbofcn erbielt man 16,442,2 POS
aopf Gieb i'm @crtbe bon $565, 1856.
$50, nie Der Itaatli6e slrbeitsfplns
nliIIGr @m. $. 2elpis III cinem Bull
letin oorilbcr bcfannt gicbt 9iele
eroBc Menge gieb beitanb aus 3d.
667797 aopf Stinbbieb 81 $50 per
Stiif $294, 1923, $50 pcrtb; 376,75O
Gopf &Qlbcr gu $25 per Stiid 49,.
41S,75O pcrtb; S,626,345 Sdpeine
su 500 per Stiid $172,526, 900
mertb; 3,342,043 S6ofe 5u $S per
Stiid $26, 1866 ,344 mertb unb 419,'
273 Gferbe 1,nb giel 81 $3.50 per
Stid $62,S90,905 ipertb. Sn oieicn
bier @icbb0ien murocn in 1916 fat
snei Wtillioncn &npf Sicb mebr bcr'
tillbcrt, olS i'm Sabre 1915. @enn
ollcs Dieics Sicb paarpci'c nit ohi
SUB Holuu 5piihen jeOcm SOAR &c
triebcn merbcn fonntc, 10 lpllroc es
cine TroSciiion bon 2,19S Wfellcl
2ingc obgcbcu. GS morcn 213,93e
Iro1tcors criorberlih, olIes oieles
; %irb 5rm Wtarfte 5ll bcforoern IN
! &crgleid) 81 2l1, 1,G42 IN 1915. lllcs
bicics Iicb' itomllte notilrlih nih1
ans Niiiiouri allein ionocrn onrl'nte1
marcn aud Senolmecn bon Slllnols
Snoiono, Ohio, Sentlldp, &enne''ce
0tiiiiiiippi lrnb sllobon1n.
ct. 2ouis miro pon &anios Gttr
iibcrtrpffen binii6tlid HlnNpleb nm
Sdofc, ober an Gicroe lno GIeln
itelt ct. 2ouis obcnon. Gic 9roBel
Iodfirnlcn IN ser 9i1bc bon &onNas
Gitp i6ladten nlliGbrIid piel Hlno
picb, &1lber, S6lpcine llnb Sd)afc
0osielbe lit audi Der Sail in ct
Soiepb.
Nl,,d Itono ct. 2ollis obennn II
3ubl Scr in 1916 bortbin ge1onotc'
Sdmeinc, nGmlid ilbcr 5lpe1 Wfllllo
nen I'M @crtbc BON fait "A Wtllllonel
0oilors.
Is nobm 9O,975 6radtcors, I'M
bos Sicb Der bcibcn Sicbbofc M ct
2ouis 5u iaiicn; 1882 6rodtears
fir aonios Gitp llno 81 ISL fir ct
S,soiepb. SSn geidladtetent Srltono'
iono pielcs &icb bon Miiicrri 'ctnel
ssea mad, Sen friegfiibrcnbcn Gan
bern. slus Sen SGlten muroel
Sdubc, stiefel, SdttcL @cifirr ,iNm
gcnudt lno erbielt Ofillourl oaollrd
nod, cinen mcitcren 9lufidplng BIN
iihtlid beS @iebpertbeS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

l1nb oie Seran5iebung bon o1eleh
Willionen bon Collars an gellstblllll
al eincr Steuer. @anS beionoers IN
ct. 2puts inb &anios Gitn oiirfte DIE
@orlaoc, wcnn lie crit cinnlal 9eles
oeporben lit, iibcrraihenbe flir9enoe
gfeiultote fit sic Staatsfoiie 5ettl9e''.
-cSefferIon Gitn 9olfsfreuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

rieiigen Serlulten OIL Sooten nilo
bunoertcn bon @efongenen, lpdbreno
sic beutihen Scrlulte ntr gering &C.
weien iein iollen.
sSn @aibineton lit inn 8ongreB Die
9eihnloigllng erbobcn moroen, Dob
25 arobc cnelilhe 3eitirngen oieIes
2onbes bon ocn Mrnitipnsinterelien
bcItodbcn moroen icit nit eroben
6cloilinnen.
Gin 9rith 5miihcn Den Scr. Ston.
ten uno Seltercih itcbt nor Der Sbil.
re in Sobcn Der ltntcricehoot Siam.
poqne. 9lud bilrftc bom elm Sr'h
nit Scr Silrfei lno Snlgaricn fol-
oen, mcil icnc Mt1Atc ollc SIT Selttld)-
lono bnltcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

Iein orobc llnteritiiblln8 crDo'teh
mcrocn, lnro slpor acrcbterlpellc'
ocnn sic offcntlibcn SduIcn limo Die
@rrnoloac unicrcS Gr5tcbungS'o-
items lmb fiir oieic 6iterlt 81 'or9el'
IolItc imicre bciIige TfIiht 'cir,
gua. % cper
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

Sc lpeniger &leiber ein Wtaohen
trGat, beito n,ebr muB basielbe eiien
I'M oie &orperlpdrme 81, er5eltgen Die
oos W1oden bur6 bie mangelbafte
9eoedlng hires &Grpers perliert. es
lit oies ein Opfer bas bie Iooe for
BERT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

gbenlon: .@os? Sic mill Gld)
nidt beirotben. Sit Na ctIpo eln an
bcrcr Monn in Spiele?" - Sener'
ber: ,S'Sa, buS fiirdte ih lebr."
,,9(b 10! gSeibt Gu ctlpo audi, mcr ooS
iIt??" - ga - ibr %0tcr!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23
Sabrgang 81
&riessnad~' tten.

Oh 0ieIen. MIN Dte Nupe ppt penl
Sturme ooer ben @itterllngsberbnlt-
niilen 5us,,idreiben 1T, mir miliien es
abiparten.
guf beiben Sel IS 2a gaiiier
aanals ioipie 6itlib BON Spern liefen
mebrere lslneriffe Der Gngldnoer re-
illtatlos aus.
g8eiter miro eelneloet, oab, als Die
0eutShen einen Stiitpunft iilolib
bon Sc Sronslop an Der Sonlnte er.
Itiirmten, iie aud 2 cngliife Stfis
siere uno &c Wann gefangcn nobnlen.
loluie 5 Mai6inengcmcbre erbeuteten.
csn Ser Champagne blieben alle
Teriltd,e Der Sran5oletl bcn befeltig-
ten Siigel bel Mipont 8 ''f5rerobern
criolglos.
Gie oeutiden Saud, ,ote rdllnlen
gon5 geipaltig ulf nit Der englllhen
@uuoelsflotte uno Sobn Bull lit be-
rcits in Ser5meiflllng oarilber Dab
0eutihlanos SergeltrlngsnlaBregel
oniangen oen grotforb Ser Gnslan.
Der bober 81, bansen ais Der grlte
oieien fir Oelltidlano sll bdn9en per'
iud)te.
Oieie gSocbe pirb offi5icll bic Ser
icnfl,ng folgenocr Sdiffe I'M Vftttels
nicer befannt gegeben:
Sin boil beiester itolienllder
Sruppentronsportoan,pfer
3lpei arn1irte Iampfer bon 1000
bc5. 1000 Sonner.
Ser Staliener ~Oceana," 4200
Sonnen.
Ser Sron5oie nWsopeiltolr," 5000
lSunuen.
" Ucr frons0iiihe Scgler Dapbro'
Bite" 600 Sonnen.
Die beibcn arnirten Oampfcr bat
ten Elm mertbpolles Gargo fir Salo-
nifi an 9oro.
Eoris, 81. Scbrllor. Sffi5iell
ullrbe bier sic ScrIcntllng bon finf
Shiffen befonnt aegcben: "Wtlnos,
,Sfoellmo," r6llicppc," ~@llor"
unb v&oialie."
Ort 1rnb 3eit pllrben nidt gcmel.
set.
2onbon, 81. Scbrllnr. Slopos be-
rid,tct bie Scrienfllng oes britii6el1
SeaIers Centurion, 1923 Sonnen
IN bcr 8efabr5one.
SSic a,,s Berlin beridtct miro, bai
OeutidIoub ioipeit nllr einen tlelner
Sbcil icincr piclen Souhbootc 9eacl
gnelono loseeloiiem oennod iperoeI
tGalid, bon feds Bis 10 9oote 9ell'n
fen. gngliide 3eitllnesi6reibcr II
Gualanb uno allb in Den Ser. Staa
ten boben ii6 IN oen lesten lager
l,,ltia bariibcr genladt, bab 0clltlh
luno gnglanb allf oiele @eile IN 6l
Saaen nidt ousbungern fonne. Scr
lin entseenct ooral,f, oob Die sseltln
nerbolb Ser nGditen @oden Elm blol'
cs @un0er crleben miiroc.
Der fran5oiiide SournaliIt %er
rour in 9oroeaur erfldrt Die britiid
s5unaerbIodabe als elm Seblidlag, o.
sic Seutlde @tlienidaft @rlot fir al
le 9eoiirfniiie eeidaffcn babe. Oa9e
oen erlpeiIt ii6 sic oelltide glodan
oeoen Gnglono als Elm @rfolg, De
ieinen 8ped nidt perfeblt.
Die neuen oe,,tiden Saudboote iol
len oie Sdbiafeit bciisen Stablnes
su ourdihneioen.
Mebrerc ruiiiide Stellungen IN
slb5d,nitt bon Mcitc Gonesci IN Hl'
manicn murben bon Sen Erl'ppen I'M
fer bem Oberbefebl bes er5ber5o9
ssoiepb gcltiirmt, pie bic Sber't
!SecresIcit,ng befonnt madte. Oo
erpberte Serrain mltroe trot crplffet
ter G5eaenongriffe gcbalten. llcbe
toOO N,,iicu acrietbcn ill Scfonge1
id,oft ,,nb orei &anoncn uno II @fo
.jd,inenacpcbrc ,ullroen crbei'tet.
Siiolih bon Stipont IN Der fron5t
iiid,en gbompoenc murocn an' 0or
nerstoe sic Sransoicn olts ibren lto1
befeitiaten 6jrabenitellunsen meld
ltc felt letten 0ftober bartnad1s Del
tbeibiaten pertricben nno 5lpar nj
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-23

3ouft bel Sen @eihaftsleltter
oie i'm SoIfsbIntt on5eigen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-14
The Homer Fits Company
TALK OF THE TOWN

Frank Bixby of Chelsea was business
visitor in the city yesterday.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, don't miss
the movies Friday night at the |. O. 0. F.
hail.
Mrs. AFRO A. Reed of Wiliamstown
was among the business visitors and
shoppers in the city yesterday.
All the ladies are cordially invited to a
500 party to be held in the K of P. hall
Thursday, Feb. Is, beginning at 2:30 p.
M, for the benefit of the Barre City hos
pital. Prizes will be awarded. Refresh
ments served. Admission, 25c.
i. |. Wood, who has been employed in
one Of the Bristol Conn, machine shops
during the past few months, passed
through the city yesterday to his home
in Orange, where he viii remain through
the remainder of the winter months.
David N. Farrand of North Main street
left yesterday for Hardwick, called there
by the sudden death of his mother. Mrs.
Rufus Farrand, who dropped dead while
at her work Monday afternoon. The flu
neral will be held tomorrow afternoon
and Mr.. Farrand will return to Barre to-
morrow evening
The teams representing the Murphy &
Weafer parlors of Pearl street and the
Imperial rooms of Montpelier met in
the final match of the six game series
last evening at the Imperial in Montpe-
Her. the Barre team losing by margin
of 40 points, but playing strong enough
to lead for the entire series by "a points,
thus giving them the championship of
the two clubs. Capt. Batchelder, who
matched up against O'Brien, took his
first beating of the season, when he man.
aged to run off 81 balls, the Montpelier
cueman running SO points before Batch
elder had chance to shoot. The 49,
point run made by O'Brien was the high
est run made by anyone on either team
this winter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-14
NIDDLESEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dana were called
to Randolph Tuesday by the serious con.
dition of Mr.. Dana's daughter, Mrs.
Bagley.
Owing to the illness of Miss Katrina
Turney, there was no session in either
room of the village school Monday.
Arthur Buck is i'll with measles.
Miss Bernice Price was a weekend
visitor at her parental home from her
studies at the johnson Normal school.
Edwin Hayes is confined to the house
on account of illness.
Katherine Rollins is quite III. threat
ened with pneumonia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-14

of the state of Vermont, recently pro-
vided to make good the funds formerly
covered in the state treasury. 1t en-
braces 1924 ,900.44 of the school fund of
1926 and certificates of indebtedness Of
the Huntington fund due in 1920 and
bearing interest at the rate of six per
cent, this rate being that fixed for towns
owing the fund for the purpose of MAX
ing it an object to discharge their in
debtedness.
Means Of increasing the fund are con-
sidered, and legislation is now pending
putting under the direction of the trus-
tees of the permanent fund other funds
handled by the school department.
The trustees organized for the coming
two years by the reelection of J. L.
Southwick as chairman and r. A. How
land as secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

"Shoes" at the Bijou o-morrow.--adv.
Mary McI4aren at the Biiou to-mor
row in "Shoes." This is the feature
that played in the Park theatre, Boston,
under the title of 'Where Is My Daugh-
teri" Be sure to see "Patria' Friday.
adv.
| Officers of the first Vermont regiment,
state National Guard, including Col. f.
b. Thomas and Capt. G. Newell Barber,
arrived in Barre this forenoon to pre-
pare for the inspection of the regimental
band and mounted orderly unit, compris-
ing the headquarters company, at How
land hall this evening, Maj Smith of
the regular army, an infantry officer,
was expected this afternoon to assist in
the inspection and Sergt. Maj Neil
Hooker of Norwich university win be
present. Messrs. Barber and Hooker
have been active in drilling the men
thus far and they are anxious to have
the company give good account OF it.
self in the first inspection, Recruiting
for the So men who are to make up the
company is going ahead steadily.
Snowshoes and toboggan for toting
purposes were used by linemen employed
by the New England Tel. & Tel Co. to
transport through the telephone slash
three loads Of equipment and supplies
for the halfway station recently COM
pleted between Perkinsville and Groton.
Under the direction of Supt. FL. H. Hodg-
don of the local Office and H. f. Robbins
OF Burlington tight little way station
with lateral dimensions of eight and IL
feet has been erected. 1t is located three
miles east of the Downing camp at Per
kinsyille and may be reached with com
paratiye ease by telephone men setting
out from Barre or Groton. The camp is
designed to furnish shelter and pro-
visions for line inspectors whom night
may overtake while passing through the
slash. Matched lumber and sheathing
were used in the construction and for
equipment the shack has a cot bed and
blankets, metal chest containing pro-
visions and box stove. ANY telephone
man with test box may attach his in
strument to a loop in the camp and con-
verse with the outside world Within a
few days Supt. Hodgdon and his men
completed the work of equipping the |
camp. Snow to the depth of nearly sew |
en- feet was encountered in the arduous |
overland trip from Downing's to the
camp.
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s1,126,725.so INVESTED.
Vermont's Permanent School Fund Is
Reported On.

The trustees of the permanent school
fund of the state of Vermont, estab-
lished largely through the efforts OF the
late j. A. DeBoer, held their meeting for
biennial organization as required by law
in the State House yesterday afternoon.
The report of Secretary F. A. Rowland
showed that the fund on July i, 1916 ag-
gregated the handsome sum of 81 1885,
1850. besides S50,5ls.s7 of income un-
apportioned. This fun represents the
United States deposit money of 1897,
amounting to S669,0S6,74; the Arunah
Huntington fund of s2ll l3l46 and
the Civil war claim fund of $4,000,
and various minor sums received from
other sources.
The fund is invested partly in bonds
in New York City, Boston, Baltimore,
Minneapolis, New Jersey, New Bedford,
Mass, Wilmington, Del, Burlington and
other cities. 1t also includes certificates
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-14
No Respecter of Persons.

A short time ago surgeon had three
leg amputations in week. The unusual
number caused talk in the surgeons
household, and his little daughter, Doro-
thy, was greatly interested A few
days after the last operation the sur
geon's wife and little Dorothy were rum
maging in the attic. In a trunk was
found daguerreotype depicting girl
about eight years OF age. The portrait
showed only one leg of the subject, the
other being doubled up under her.
Whose picture it that, mamma 7" Dor
othy asked.
''Mine. 1t was taken when | was a
child not much oldt. than you are
now"
did you know papa thenf"
"No, dear. Why do you ask?"
81 thought maybe you did. cause
you've only got one leg!"-Exchange.
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Fooled.

TITS strange thing" remarked Pro-
fessor Y to friend of his, "but / was
shaved this morning by man who real
ly is, ] suppose, little above being a
barber. | know positively that he is
connected with one of our leading uni
versities, that he has contributed scien-
tific articles to the best magazines, and
yet, by George, I'll be hanged ii he
can shave a man decently."
''Do you mean to say that a man with
those accomplishments is barber!" ex-
claimed his friend.
"0h, no, he isn't a barber" returned
the professor. "You see, | shaved my
self this morning. Boston Transcript.
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MORE MONEY
FOR ARMORIES
Continued from first pagel

governors salary and have him meet at
frequent intervals with the trustees of
the various institutions.
Senator Foote of Addison county ia
vored the bill. Senator Peck of Chitten-
den county also favored the bill but
wished reconsideration so that more free
dom of discussion of the measure would
ensue.
Senator Chalmers of Rutland county
said the bill merely carried out the trend
of modern business and he opposed re-
consideration. Senator Hawley of Chit
tenden county strongly favored the bill
in the interests of efficiency and econ
omy. He believed that all the senator's
would conduct their business under one
rather than under several heads. Sen
ator Villas Of Chittenden county favored
the bill and did not believe in giving the
governor so much power. He would ia
vor the bill more strongly if it provided
for election rather than appointment.
After the long debate, the yeas and
nays We're demanded for the first time in
the Senate this session; and reconsidera-
ton was refused, 81 to 9. The six who
favored reconsideration were Cady, De-
merritt, Dunton, Mcclellan, Taylor and
Villas. When the vote was taken SEN
ators Eddy, Kicker and Proctor were abb
sent.
Marriage Bill Again Passed.
The House yesterday afternoon recon
sidered and passed the House bill requir-
ing out of state parties to file five days
notice of intention to marry. When the
hill 80
ton, Mr.. Aiken OF Putney demanded the
yeas and nays, stating that he had val
liable points to make. Mr.. Durham of
Brattleboro, the father of the bill, ia
vored reconsideration so that the gen.
tleman from Putney could defend his
case. Mr.. Aiken read letters showing
that minors got married, and he also
claimed the proposed measure was un
constitutional, sustaining this latter
point by supreme court decisions in IA
states.
Mr.. Bond of Searsburg opposed hasty
marriages. Mr.. Metzger of Randolph ia
vored the bill, basing his argument upon
his experience as clergyman. He be- |
lieved that the measure was in the in !
terests of the sanctity of marriage.
Mr.. Miner of Shelburne opposed the |
bill. Mr.. Robins of Jamaica read a let |
ter, opposing. Mr.. Belknap of Royalton |
favored. Upon Mr.. Aiken's demand for |
the yeas and nays, he was sustained, and
the bill was passed, 147 to ga.
The bill to encourage the building of
homes was ordered to third reading by /
the House, with an amendment placing
the value of the homes exempted from
taxation at from $500 to $4,000 instead !;
of from 81 800 to $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-14
WEBSTERvILLE.

Attention: Red Men wishing to at
tend the Washington birthday time Feb
10 can obtain tickets from the follow
ing: /. Watson, H. Taylor, w Panton, A.
Buffard james Wilkie, r. Lowery
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Notice to Voters of Barre Town.

/ wish to notify the voters of the
town OF Barre that / will not be can
didate for first constable at the coming
election. also want to thank the voters
for their support in past elections.
James A. Cumming, Websterville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting Sons of Veterans
auxiliary Wednesday evening Feb. IA, at
1890.
Shielding Shadow" and Liberty" at
the Bijou to-day.-adv.