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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
Remnant sale at Abbott's.

Remnant sale at Abbotts.
Cleanup sale of millinery at Abbott's.
Notice to Burns clubs The Burns club
will hold its celebration in Clan Gordon
hall Friday, Jan. 26, at 1880 p. m. 1t is
requested that all members be present,
Per order president a
The heavy hand of the faculty has
wrought a prescription on all clubs,
circles and secret organizations at
Spaulding high school and students who
persist in maintaining the activities of
several clubs that are said TO have -four
ished during the fall and early winter
have been cautioned against continuing
to meet. Students who have belonged to
social clubs since school reopened last
September have resolved TO follow the
rules laid down by the faculty and are
deriving only little solace from the
fact that so-ealled social clubs are being
discouraged in higher institutions of
learning, such as Princeton and Rutgers.
1t is said that the faculty has declared
against school and class clubs because
they interfere with school work and tend
to divide the students into cliques. One
teacher is quoted as saying that expul-
sion is apt to be a penalty if all clubs
are not disbanded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

| A. l.. Cook of Marshfeld, who was in
the city during the latter part of last
week, returned to his home Saturday
evening.
Harold A. Bellows OF Plattsburg, n
Y, who has been visiting friends on
North Seminary street during the past
week, left last evening for his home,
Neither highway nor byway contribut-
ed TO the usual quota OF arrests through
the week end and at police headquarters
this morning the blotter was clean.
Wayfsrers who are usually accommodate
ed in numbers with lodgings at the sta
ton seem TO be giving city hall wide
berth this month.
Arrangements have been completed by
the Young Peoples Bible class of the
First Presbyterian church for a snowshoe
hike Wednesday evening. The Bible stu
dents viii meet at City square before
O'Clock and the trail chosen viii lead up
the heights of Cobble hill to the home of
A. S. Parkhurst, where a social hour will
be enjoyed before the return to Barre.
Another OF the Bonaccord football
players of Barre has given his life for
the allies, according to letter received
yesterday by John Gray of North Sem
mary street, which records the passing of
Private Alick s. Clark. The young sol
dier's father. Alexander Clark, who, with
Mrs. Clark, lives on Richmond street in
Aberdeen, Scotland writes that the youth
died somewhere in France Dec. Is, For
two years Clark was a resident of Barre,
being employed here as a granite cutter.
In 1915 he Joined regiment of Canadian
Grenadiers and after a term in the train
ing camp he went to France. Here in
Barre he was a well known member OF
the Bonaceords, belonged to Iroquois
tribe of Red Men and the Meadow Brook
Golf club. Acquaintance spoke of him
to-day as young man of many fine
qualities. He was a comedian of ability
and his unfailing good nature made him
a prime favorite within every circle.
Clark was around 25 years old and be-
sides his parents he leaves two brothers,
who are with the eolors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
stock-taking sale at Abbott's.

SUCK ~idhinH HdtS at tipUJtt
George +. Fay returned to his home il
Mortified Saturday evening after max
ing visit of several days in the city.
Andes ranges and heaters; repairs fol
all kinds of ranges, fire clay and stove
boards. Il. A. Prindle. Depot square.
John III. Taught of South Acworth, n
H., who has been spending several day:
in the city on business, has returned te
his home.
broken journal caused the derail.
ment of car No. 81 on the interurban line
of the Barre & Montpelier Traction &
Power Co. Saturday night and disrupted
traffic on the road until Sunday morning
No one was injured when the car left the
rails just north of Intercity park, but the
road was blocked Immediately and not
until o'clock Sunday morning did the
emergency crew from the car barn sue
coed in restoring the car TO the rails.
Conductor Brigham and Motorman Bull
lock were in charge of the ear, which was
headed toward Montpelier when the
journal suddenly broke. The accident oc-
Cured shortly after 7 o'clock. Help was
secured from the car barn Immediately
and during the night the crew worked
busily to the end that normal traffic con-
ditons might be restored by morning.
The damage to No. 81 was quickly re-
paired when it reached the car barn and
the ear was used as usual to-day
Goddard semnsry's basketball team,
which has been on a three days trip
through New Hampshire, playing at
with the professional team of
that place on Thursday and at Windsor
on the following night, wound up the
trip Saturday at Colby academy, New
London, y. H., by meeting with defeat
at the hands of the Colby team by
score of SO to 10, thus losing all three
games on the trip. The players, togeth-
err with Coach Hoernle, returned to the
city yesterday afternoon. The game
scheduled with the Vincitia club for to-
is cancelled until latter date
on account of the hockey game between
the Goddard and Canadian hockey teams
on Buzzell's Kinks tomorrow evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
Massachusetts, Motor Law Needs.

That some change is necessary in the
system of motor vehicle supervision is
generally admitted. The annual killing
of upwards of 300 persons and the in
iuring of more than 5000 more, with a
record of Il persons killed in a single
week is sufficient answer to any claim
that existing conditions are well enough.
Gov. Mccall in his inaugural presented
to the legislature the problem of motor
vehicle regulation together with sug-
gestions as to what might be done. One
of these suggestions which advises the
creation of new and separate commits
sion to handle the matter would seem
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22

a solution of the problem. The commits
sioner however must be man of cour'
age and intelligence. The evil must b.
struck at the root. In the past, violators
have been treated very leniently and
| there has been a growing lessening OF
convictions. The need for action is i'm
mediate. With the rapidly increasing
number of motor vehicles there is great
err need that the operators be trained and
careful and skillful in handling cars and
that they be held to strict aecounta bility.
The law relating to operating motor
cars while under the influence of intox-
icating liquor should be enforced to the
extreme limit, An operator should not
drink intoxicants at all. The law of
the road should be a part of the test
for granting license to an operator
with a thorough understanding of the
status on the subject and there should
be a more searching inquiry into the
habits and standing of applicants. Mo-
florists should report violations to the
commission instead of being good fellows
and letting the offenders get by with
the result that perhaps later someone
is killed as a result of their ignorance,
or criminal negligence. The
highway commission has enough to do
in building roads. Motor supervision
should be done by someone other than a
of the highway commission
Greenfield Gazette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22

See the special suit values at Abbott 5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
Ladies' Tailored Suits

Have you seen our Suit val
ues? If you can wear a small
or medium size, you can surely
get an extra good value for a
little money.
At S6.9S are couple of Suits
in an Atwood Mixture; Are Wool
tex Suits that sold at $500.
At S7.9S are a few Blue and
Black Cheviot Suits that are made in
good. plain. tailored style and were
a good value at the regular price,
which was $500. Now only S7.9S.
At 1898 is something in Whip
cords and Gabardines that sold at
$3.50.
We have a few Blue and
Black Suits in the late mod
els Suits that we cannot du-
plicate. Are styles that will
be- good for spring. These we
are closing at the following
prices:
At s7.9S, Suits that sold at
$4,000 each.
At $500 are Suits in the
best values that sold at $500.
At $500 are Suits in the
best values that sold at $27.50.
AT $4,000 are Suits that sold
at $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
AN EXPERT ON COLDS

Comparatively few people realize that
a cold is a signal of physical weakness.
To treat cold with weakening
physics, alcoholic syrups or drugged
pills, may smotherthe cold butthey also
reduce the bodypowers still furtherand
invite more serious sickness.
SCOTS Emulsion has always been an
expert on colds, because it peculiarly
enriches the blood, quicklytones upthe
forces and strengthens both throat and
chest. Try Scott's. Refuse Substitutes.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ. l6-a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
Granite Cutters International
Association of America.

A regular meeting of the Barre branch
of the G. C. l. A. of A. will be held in the
opera house
Una ruinione regolare dell unione degli
scalpellini branch di Barre avra' lougo
nela opera house
On Monday evening, Jan. %, at I
o'clock.
J, ID. viii, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
The Daylight Store
Individual Responsibility.

The keynote of Governor Graham's in
| inaugural is Capitalization of power un-
der board of control. In effect this
policy viii work out by putting the re-
sponsibility for the state government up
to individuals rather than cumbersome
commissions No such advanced theory
has every before been advocated by a
governor of Vermont. 1t is in line with
modern business methods.
The executive heads of all ergan-
cations are held responsible for their
management. The general OF an army
has to shoulder the responsibility of
those under his charge. Time and time
again governors and presidents are
praised or condemned for their adminis-
trations. Vermont as a state is moth
ing more or less than a big corporation
doing some two million dollars of bust
ness a year. If the executive headthe
governors to be held responsible for
the states business then he should have
power of control over the different de-
partments. No other policy can be fair
or just.
In Vermont there has been altogether
TOO Hluch ulNlueu auLHoillS' IatIS nave
been too many commissions, each work
ing individually without regard for other
interests. The interest of the state
must be taken as whole and this policy
can only be accomplished with an execu-
tive head with full power to act,
Governor Graham has shown himself
to be master of the needs of Vermont
for more efficient administration of
public affairs-Burlington Clipper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
Our Stock Taking Sale
Will Be Over this Week

Lots of odd lots less than first cost Lots of
nants at aprice and less In this sale you buying
almost all kinds of staple goods at onequarer less than
than they will be six weeks later. Black Cat 35c Hose
are now only Csc. All other Hose at this same saving
Plan what you can now for spring use- will help you
some all your dry goods purchases
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22
Ladies' Separate Skirts

If you want good Skirt
value, you should look over
our special sale values that we
are now offering. We have on
one rack a lot of odd Skirts in
medium sizes-Skirts that are
made, from the best Atwood
materials, only one or two of
a style, in prices from $500
to $1,000.
These are on one rack to
clean up at one-fourth off
from the regular price. If you
want a good business Skirt,
these are extra values.
Millinery Cleanup Sale
We have some good Mill
merry values that we are put
ting special low prices on to
clean up the stock before in
voicing. These are priced to
clean them up within the next
week.
At csc each are some Hats that
are the seasons best values at three
times the price asked.
AT S1.9S is another line of Hats
in the seasons best values that sold
up to $500 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-22

Women, do you realize that YOU can
save from 81 to s. on every pair of shoes
this week at Shea's Shoe StoreY
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
Seutide TrieSensplSne.

Gum SdluB ieiner Aniprud)e Dor
Dem Sauptfomite oeS Hei6Stags
lagte Der neue StaatSlefretGr oeS
.9leuBeren, Or. &idaro bon &ilbl
mann: Nunmebr, oo mir aller @obr,
i6einli6feit na6 am 8egim oeS leB
ten &riegsiabres lteben ulo i'd
iage Oieies na6 reiflider Grlpdgllne
miinl6en mir, lopeit mein Relort
in 9etrudt fommt, nit Der felten 9lb
lid 81 beginner, ourh5ubalten, bis
Elm beirieoigenoer @bi6luB errei1t
iporoen lit, aui unler lnperglei1lIhes
Seer uno auf feline eldn3enoen 6iib
rer, uni uniere iunge uno ~gIdn5enoe
6lotte uno auf ben geiunoen Sim
oes oeutI6en Solfes baueno. SD boffe
auf einen Srieoen Der 0entldlouo IN
Der 3ufunft gegen cine @ieoerbollmq
Der 2cioen oieier Gage fiber lteaen
Gr gab audi an, Dab i'm Sui
$1,000 Sonnen perlenft muroen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
Hmflan0 Dor benz giraerfrieg.

9lmtIi6e 0epelhen aus &uBIano,
mel6e in Den lebten Gagen inn
StaatS. Department eingeeaneen iino
entbalten mi6tige Na6rihten, melhe
8eiorgnis erregen. Mon miro
lie oorlGufig gebeim balten, ga eS lid,
INN cine Angelegenbeit bonoelt, nit
mel6er iih Die propiioriide Hegier-
ung 81 bel6aftigen bat. Obgleih oas
Staotsoepartment ieeli6e NltSfunit
perpeigert uno aud Ole 6raeen, Of
es ii6 I'M cine llntermiiblung Der
Stellung &erensfpS uno Elm @emini
men ser Sberbono ieitenS Der So5iuli-
item banole, ni6t beantlporten mia, lc
lit oo6 mabri6einlih, Dab eS li6 I'M
0euti6e Sntrigen banoelt.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
Senator Smcns &ommcntar.

(Sn Ser eritcn Nc0e bic I'M 8lnoc5.
ieliot lett Der &er6ifcntlidnnq 0ts
pdpltlihen 6rieoenSporihlaQeS ilbet
Den &rieg mo Die 6ricoen5uuSlihtcr
gebalten muroe, erfldrte Senator
Gmen BON Gtlabomo, Die &otia6s
0dB Der Ydplt nit Scr 3uitinmm0
gaterreid llnaarnS, mo mabr.
ibcinli6 oild @%eutihlanOS nqlei65ei
tige mnO Qegenicitige teilmciie 9lbrii.
Jung" beiiluuorte, ldeuie ooraui bin.
6uoeuteL Dab Die fettoniide 9nto.
trutie sur @ermmit fontRe. @ir mol
len ibr babel bebilffid lein inOem mir
%ltllere &rie9Srilltungen oerOielfGlti
gen uno ieoe 9tation DER &elt in Die
lem Mingen ge9en Die @eltberrihaft
Der teutoniihen WiG6te alti uniere
Seite bringen. Ser Senator BON CT
labona lpra6 sur 8egriiuoung Der
BON ibm acknowledgement 9emeinia.
men Helolution in Der er 5lueGs Or
Daltullg 0eS 6rieoenS fiir Die Grid
tllng elmer ointernntionalen 9tegier
ltng unO 8oli5ei" eintritt.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
Nus Deuti9cu air6cn.
nGOueorOia Oemcinoc@.
20te uno Is ctr. q. SO.

gin 0en 0rei letter Som!aqen ba
'st Nerr aonoi6ut 9iuo. 2oder ms
Is @erren &altoren Dfutihinf utiI
41loell BON Baltimore ole @rttcs
1ielite aeleitet. 1Pit Dem folnuten
Iii 5onntag miro Eaitor N}en3e,
shlG l0ieoer IN Die Mrbeit ~eintrctcn
fao mo9e mie0er in Grimerlrnq &C.
qadlt mer0cL 0ab ieoesmal an .
at9 4. Somntag oe5 0tonots uormit
la5 5ruci @ottesoienitc ~abgc6olten
peroen Elm Oelttlher INN 10 llbr mo
elm engliiher Inn II llbr. An oen
ilbrigen Sountngen lit oeut16e @re.
bigt i'm II llbr.
Gle lebten 5mei @o6en leiner Sc.
"rlea5eit brohte Serr Naitor Men5e(
uit leiner 6omilie in S3eIten bel
Great Sails 81. Gr mar mGbren0
3eit etlihe Wtole in Der Staot
Jun 8cia1 bon aranfeu.
0omcr5tag Abeno. 6. September,
~ one Gofcor0ld 0efIetil0e 81 CT.
ner &eicltiqen 6eier I'M GroqelhoB
Ser Stride eingeIaoen. 0amit miro
iilr 0en Serblt ole Heibe Der @eleai
sen uno 6onIilieu 4benoe eroii.
net. Die boiientlih gut beiudt meroen
Dos Griqinele an oieler 3uluntmen
limit miro iciu Dab einc ein5iqc
Spnataglhulflaiie, Die oeS @crrn
SIN. Naebls fir ooS gauge unterbal.
ipngSproqramm iorgeu miro, Muiif
imo @eiang, iolnie itereoptii6e9iloer
Die &lolIe Deriilat ilber mebrere m1.
iItaliihe &rdite mo miro Ii. u. Elm
%treidquortctt l~ieieru.
Su Observation-Disclosures an 5oml.
tag ioll 0aienigen iunseu Mdnnern
aus Der @emeinOe, ole gum Gieuit in
Der Alnaee m0 5lotte qe5o9cn nor.
Den limo, je Elm AeuaS 9eitancnt ais
hriiuide @coenteabe Der @enleinoe
itterreidt merOcn.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
&ummenOer @inter @eipeuit iis
9inElanN.

Huliilhe Nrbeiter crbolten nun 0ie
b0dltem ie oogemcicncn 90bne, Ton
men iid ober ood nidt qeniigenO Sc
be1l8mittel, &leiOer 1mO 5dube fan.
len Ga Die Ereiie iiir Oieic- Artifel
olle @ren5en iiberiteigen.
Ger balO chitretcnoc @inter miro
iiir 0os rillilhe Solf ihredIihe SGr
ten brinqen, unO mtr &ontrolle nit
eiierner Son0 mag oie S6mieriqfei.
ten loien.
Yrcmier &ernsfD bat bereits ems.
.loie &inOerniiie beieitigt. Seine
@oltptoufgobe lit nun, DER Spefitlu
ton Ger 8auern GInbaIt Ill TIM. .Gie
balten in ermortung bobercr Btif''
Die Grnte 5liriid mo mer0en meat
Der abnebmenocn aauitroit oeS @ea
0es un5ufrie0eu. Nnoere 8roblemc
bieten Die Stmlltnq I'M &erfebr un0
Die Ihledte &lISriiitung Der 9abnen
uno Die &ertir5ung ser A~rbeits5eit,
melhe A%rbeitgcbern Qbgeruugen muir
DC utO Die Ero0uttioH beeintrGhtiQt
Cine erfolgreide &oalition Der aooet
fcnpartci un0 Der Nrbeiter ltu0 Sol
oaten WiitBlieoer l1eint obne mel
tere3 9tac6qe6en Der GaOetteu III
m0Qlidl.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
o@rrmania MGumcr- G6or4.

I'll Der lesten @eiangihunoe oeg
@ermunia W|dmerdors" muroe be
l6lulienL elmer GiuloOunq Der 5efre.
iarin, g. 8otther, pom 6%rmlen6ilis
herein oes 0eiltiden &%ailenbauies
.6olac 5u leiiten. Ser Gbor miro bein
#ienic 0e3 Oeutlhcn @aiIenbauics ar
s%ahoroaD, 5Diiden 3 mnO 4 llbr lia
mil leincn 9eiltlrngcn borcn laiien.
I'M 5onntag, oen 9. September, ball
Der W'dnncrhor iein %icnic uuf Sen.
Jerlid]S Sarm db.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
5amilie Oes GE-3aren fnapp IN Sa'
%taitrup6e Ourbei.

Die Samilie oes Gr- 3aren 9tifo.
las Nomanom botte allf ibrer unfrei-
milligen 6abrt BON 3~orsfoje Sela
nah Gobolt in Sibirien Elm tlappeS
Gntfommen, ais ibr 3ug bel Sho-
lia nit einem Sraht6uee f~oaooierte.
IS muroe niemano perlebt, ober sic
&eile muroe INN 245 Stunoen per6o-
cert. 9ie ebemalige 3orenfamilic
poaenoete Die &eiie ouf einem 9om-
pier. sic miro in SobolSf inn &all-
ie oes @ouoerneurS untergebro6t
uno bon 500 Soloaten bematbt mer-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
Gmbargu ami Sdnuefel.

Die &egierlng ser Ser. Stuotel
bat Die Nusfubr bon SdmefeI mad
&anaoo nerboten, oomit ole YorrGtc
an characterization fiir Wtu%nitionsia
irritation nidt 81 lebr 3ulanmen
ldrumpien. Oieies embargo beOel-
tet einen barten SdIog iiir sic cana.
oilden Eapiermiibleu, Die Die Ser.
Staaten nit rs Yro5ent 0rnGpapier
Oerleben.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
yGemtldcs gSaiIcnbanS".

2tm 2aboroaD iinOet i'll 0eutihen
%28uiicnhmtle Elm Yicnic itatt. 6rerm.
Be rno @onncr ser 9%lnitalt inlo gu
Gem 9roBen 6amilienieIte ber5lidit
eingelaoen. PIN Rodmittag, 5miihen
8 unO 1 llbr, miro Scr r@ermania
@dnnerhor" nit einieen &ortr1gen
auitreten. ollie 0eutihen unierer
tact iino ber5lidit miIlfommen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
Mene G%Oblenla9er in Sdlclien cut
neft.

auSgeoebnte &obIenfeloer iino in
S6leiien entoedt moroen, mic ans
0elItihen 8eridten eriidtlid lit. An
einigeA Stelen iino ole 4oern %
Dieter oid. Shon I'M September ioa
nit ben Gororbeiten fiir oie @usbel.
tung Der Eager begonmen meroen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
.Souptmonn @. S. Gotterl!

-Souptmonn IS. $. @otterlon
pom "a. Snfonterie Hegiment pertei.
oiQte Dor Dem MtilitGrfomite oes Sc
mats Sen pegen oeuti6freunolider
@eiinn1ng angefla9ten Sberlt &nrI
&eihmann. @auptmanm Batterion
erflGrte, 0aB er an DEM 0jabelfrilb
itilhteilnobm bel Dem ser Gberit
Heidmonn leiner oeutihireunolihen
@eiiltnung 9luSorud berliebGn boben
loa. uno Dob Die Anflogen u%nbegriin
oct iino. Oberit Heihmam por 3utn
9riqa0egencrol Ooraelhlagen nor.
Oen; ooh leine 9eltdtigung wuroe I'M
aongreB megen Der glntloac nuiaebolt
ten. Sect ltebt ieiner 9eforoerunq
ni1tS im @ege.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
&crmii6te Na6ri6tcn.
lIeber tunieno Sdiffe aeplant.

Das ShifiSbultprogromm Ser Re-
gieruna iiebt Den Ban bon 1870
S6iifen nit 'insgelont 7,96S,O 600
Gpnnen Dor, pie aus oemGorani6laq
erlidtllh mar, mel6er BON Ger
SdiffSbeb0r0e an SetretGr Mc9looo
gelan0t mor0eil lit.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
GrOfer 9ampfer turpeOiert.

Cine Depeihe bon &ioSaneiro noh
einem iiioamerifaniiden @ofeu mel
Oete, oob iih beborrli6 oa8 @erii6t
aufredt erbalte, ser 0ampfer Cessna
0t4S3 Somen 1912 aebout) BON
Der &opol Wtoil Steam 60, lei tor
peoiert noroen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
,GMnuobcn.W

SIM 4. September bolt ser 5dlua
9cnucrein in McnrD @oBmams sal.
e cine @erlommlllng ob. I'm 5oblrci
Ae5 Grldleinen miro Qebeten.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
Nus Den Wtreinsfrciicn

9u1arithn fur tiee Sraite munsn his f~paitfcns Witt
ned Nlutdas tn Hnlertr NeealtipH 'tta. wtuR ne IN ter
gNede Autnatnie nnbeu iclen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31

Sranden Sic feline Srmfiaden?
0as o@aibinston Sonrual" Srnft
iie gut mno prompt. nllnion 2abel".
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
@escn frcmOipradlidc @lGtter.

SIN Observation-Disclosures oeS &olls
QreileS reidte Der Abgeoroncte s. g..
Ntc9lrtbur BON Oregon eine &orIage
Gin, ourh Die Der &criun0t 0urb Die
Sunoespolt often 3eitlngen, Maqa
5inen o0er on0eren 3eitlhriiteu per.
6otell meroeu loa, Die in Der Sprdhe
zines Qon0eS ~erideinen nit Dem Die
Ser. Staoten I'M &riege liegen ooer iii
&rieg tommen fonnten, o0er III Der
Sprafe zines nit einem iolden Der.
b%il16eten &an0cS mlSqenommen,
0ielelben Nrtitel mcroen in Ynrallel
Spolten in englilher lleberletlmg
lpieoerqegeben. 8eridumnis, Dies oil
tim, ioll ent5iebung oeS Yoit-Eripi-
legS Sltr 6olge boben, un0 oui fol
i6e lleberieBungeu cine Stroie bis al
$1,000 mo einem Sabre @alt Iteben.
Ser Abqcoronete begrilnoete feline
&orloqe, ole an Den Sulti5ouslhuB
permielen muroe, in elmer ldngeren
Neoe. @err Mc2lrtbltr lit bis ieet
I'M @auie 10 gut mic gar niht befanni
uno e8 lit oieie Gorlaee ou5 eritc
@tol, OaB er in oen @oroereruno ge-
treten lit. 9ic Hegierung lit niht fir
cine oerartige &orlage. oher Die glgi
tation miro fortgeieBt perOen, iolan-
ge iih i'm @ouie0fitglieoer finoen loi
len, Die bereit limo, Inn biaiger Noto.
rietdt willen iolhe @orlagen ein5urei-
hen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31

2mnhrol, @ealloaf mirflihe Selifa'
teiieH, limb az baben bel:
SabIers,
532 Genter- nnS Is &igss Marft.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31

Sci Gmren GinfGafem bernft Gu6
auf bas o@~aibinstom Somrnal" nnb
Sir ~anteritiitt Gn6 ieIbit bamit-
Washington Journal., 1917-08-31
2~anoiaeer.

&anoja8er.
Gie feinlten Salami mno Gerbelat'
i%uiirlte iinb 81 baben bel
SMblerS,
532 Gemttr- Muo Is Giggs Warft.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Moundsville Briefs.

Isa1C Hill. VIII" is In training nj Paris
Iill. 6. D.. will spend the holidays at his
home hero.
G. O. Watson has returned To Cam
bridge, Ohio. after a business visit here.
Mrs. Guy Wrlt2 and son. Of Cam
bridge. Ohio. ar" visiting relatives here
Edgar Gump has returned /" Cameron
after II visit with O. 5. Chambers. II
Second street
o. Z. Hin. Of Fa!rmonl. is spending
several days here attending 10 business
matters.
Mrs. W. A. Cope. has returned to her
ham" in rartina. after Il visit with
friends here.
Geo. IliIl is quite III Of the grippe AT
his HON" on rnmIinsnn avenue.
Mrs. Leonard Mccormick Of Union
town, Pa. is spending several weeks
here with her mother.
r, J. Moore nr Williamsburg. Pa. IS
tn" guest Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. VI iIIu"rman and Ill
tic daughter hay" returned from Il visit
with Cn:r"rcn relatives.
The Trcx club held a largely attended
business session last evening In IA" club
rooms on Morton avenue.
Mrs. Joseph T.. Floyd will entertain
;hr Nairnns "iuh NJ her home on Eighth
street Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. 1"nat;us Brennan and
son Jnhu ur IN" Island. who '.ev" h""n
guests ut the home "f Mrs. '1an'S
parents. MIR and Mrs. J. III" oft,
have returned To their home.