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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
, CUM LUPTA GERMANII'
DIN AMERICA.
De: William Philipp Simms.

lie: W1I1dW fn11lPp Olm.nS,
United Press Staff Correspondent.
Gu armata americana in Fran
ia, 8 Iulie. - Daca cineva ne
dumerit despre felul cum lupta
Germanii-Americani pentru Sta
tele Unite, jess Krueger crede
cal poate CONVINCE. Amator de
a fl reporter, Kruger a discutat
ell eroii de la Hamel, 81 din toa-
te convorbirile extrage urmatoa-
rele:
Soldatul Bernard Schallinger
avea cinci granade. Gu una a IL
els dol OPERATOR de la mitarlie-
rele germane; ell a doua "a ma
turat sectie dintr'un transeu
cu treia TRIMS pc lumea cea-
lalta pc un ,,Frit'' care incerca
sal faca spaima GU pusca. Ce-
lelalte doua 1e-a adus inapoi.
Nathan Lieberman a dat pept
cu sase germani carl aparau o
mitraliera. A indreptat arma
goala spre eli 81 la facut sa Sc
predea. Dol dintre eli plingeau
ca copii, rugindu-l sa lie crut,
viata.
Arthur Munk un fOst lipscan,
a gasit un Otter german Gu nina
rupta. El la desfacut pachetu
de pansament, la legat rama 81
pc una a chemat niSte brancar-
dieri carl l-au adus la spital!N de
primul ajutor.
Fed Sullenberg, care mai ina
intc fusese vinzator intro pra-
valie, urmat luptatorii peste
parapet Gil citeva marmite Gun
fel de galeti de tlnichea) pline
eli ceaiu ferbinte. Din cind in
cind, srapnelele pocneau in ga
lett, dar ell mergea inainte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

Sef-redactOrul nOstru, Ill |. +.
Y. loanovici a primit della Biroul
ROmin dc Presa din Paris, urm;l.
toarea scrisoare:
Bureau de la Pressf Ronn,aine.
Paris le ia jnn 1913.
Stiu,ate DIE Ioanorici.
Am primit nu,nerile din pretio-
sul siar ,.A.NERICA" in care On,
cett 5ntre dlte lucrurt intereSant(
cCle dOnd drticOle al DE-. asupra re-
rOlntiei. Va felicitdm pentru en-
tusi0smW curot de care sunteH IN
s"f'e!Hi 81 pc care il puneti IN ser
riciW cau:ei cN Alta cdldurd.
Nc bucurd mai cn seamd faptul
ca apelul nOstru a fOst dscultdt,
ceed &C inSen,ne0sd cd S'd sch'mbOt
ccra in fclM nOstru. DE Obicei, cind
un Romin cere pltm Romin sd IN
treprindd o actiuae. resultotM .
nuI, funded susceptibihtdti nein-
telese Sc pun de-a curmegi$ui. Sc
rede lnsd ca DE-. Transilrdueni,
snnteti mai buni de cit nOi. maj har-
nci 81 MAJ intelegdtori al mterese-
Tor superiodre ale neamulm. Va
felcitdm 81 Va suntem recunoscd-
tori. Intelegem deasomenea cd dc
an inainte r0m putea intreprindt
cu ajutorul Dr.. actinne puterni-
ca 81 capabiM sd ne dea ceea ce nam
patut obtine pima azi.
Gu ocest prilej Va intrebdm d.
cd M ear fl de folos correspondent.
te din Paris. MOI aUem pOsibilita
tea sd REDEEM pc front trupele ame-
ricane 81 am putea sd rd trimiten'
correspondence. Am putea sd rd
trinntem de asemeneq din cind IN
cind depesi asnpra situatiei mali
tare 81 altele din Paris. Dacd ga
pot f. fOlOsitOare suntem la dispo
zitia Dr.. ca cea mai mare bucWit
81 in mod grntuit bine inteles.
C0mem0rorco rerolutiei s'a fd
cut la Paris cu mare succes. Colo
ma a depus coroand de flori pt
statuia StrosbaTg, unde Sc aduna
Sc I'm public foaste nameros. D-nu
Vua a tinut M discurs la care So
addo9at apoi un discurS al marelu
fil0rOmIn Georges Lacour Gdyet
membru al iastitutulm Frantei, $
un alt discurs entuziast al d-lu
Sansboeutf, presedintele federatie
societdtilor nls0ciene. D0ud don,ni
SCARE alsaciene In costunu Tor ma
tiondl 81 r0mSncd IN costum tran
sIrdnean. nM simbolizat unirea nea
mrilor oprim,ate. Scenele au fOs1
chinematogrnfiate 81 com face to1
ce Sc poote spre a ~ le transmit,
spre a II rdsute de R0mini de AGO
| 10.
Vom fl fericiti sd primim de Il
d.. Stiri cit de des 81 sd lucrdm /,
I'bM,s 0cord ca DE-.
| Primiti "a ,ugd,n stiMate D-h
Ioon0uici, asigurGre0 semtimcnte
Tor n0astre cele mdi deuotdte.
nsBure0u de Ia Rresse Roan,Gi,,,
Semnatura nedescifrabila
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
STIRI TELECRAFICE
AVANSAREA AUSTRIA
LIENILOR.

LONDRA, s Iulie. - Trupele
australiene si-au inaintat liniile din
nou de amindoua partile riplui
Somme, pc un front de aproape
doua mile. Raportul este TRIMS Gle
FeldmareSalul Haig, 81 anunta du-
pa cum urmeaZa:
,,Austrahenii si-au inaintat azi
noapte liniile putin pc un front de
5000 Gle yarduri, de amindoua par
tile riului SOmme.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
LuPTA AERIANA.

LONDRA, s Iulie. Minis
trlll de ayiatie anuntat astazi
doborirea la pamint cinci ae-
roplane germane in luptele aerie-
ne de Simbata. in timpul acesta
s'a constatat lipsa a doua aero
plane cngleze. Pcstc 20 de tone
de bombe an fost armcatc pc
obiectiyele .ipAmicnlui simbata 81
Dmineca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
CfNTEC.

Noapte tu &C n calM ne0ru
Nc cnpri,izi 81 ne acoperi,
Ca pc hfrburile care
Dase fds.mec unei operi.
De lungtnsea tn-i eternd
Atnncs, nsoarte, brat de ghi1fd,
Re Gpropie 81 stinge
FacIa &c tam zis: vief6.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

Din cause neatirndtOare de moi
rup0rtM despre D,drca adundre a
Li0ii, precum 81 eel asupra adNnd-
rii .actionarilor companiei de pu,
btlcltate ,,Amerlca.', cor apdre n,t-
MAJ IN numdrM n0stru de milne.
Rngdm On0ratit nOstri cetitori sd
fie indulgenti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

Nouile complicatii in situatia Ru-
siei = asasinarea ambasadorului
german la Moscova 81 cererea Ger
maniei de a avea controlul asupra
gnvernului rusesc - da importan
ia deosebita incercarilor aliatilor 81
Americei de ajunge la dccisiune
refcritor lasajutoruI proiectat Ru-
sici.
OmOrirea ambasadorului german
= COntcle Mirbach = acceptat
dc toti ca va provoca o actiune
drastlca 81 repede din partea Ger
manilor; datoria aliatilor deci a
lua 81 eli decisiune in timpul eel
mai scurt.
Dumineca Presedintele Wilson a
tinut o conferinta ell ministrul Gle
razboi Baker 81 Seful statului ma
jor, March, = probabil an discu-
tat chestia Rusiei.
Dupa cum sd vede situatia acum
oficialii toti tao calea pc care
vor lna-o aliatii va fl aceasta:
Intii, misiune economical va
! ,nerse in Russia sprc vedca de ee
an fipsa, dindu-le ajutorul ameri-
can.
A doua, aceasta misiune va avea
protectia militara.
A treia, pc cind sc va da Rusi-
lor aJutorul necesar spre a Sc aju-
ia pc eli insusi, trupele aliate pro-
tectivc vor avea datoria ca sd veg
hicze ca accst material sa M cada
in minile Germanilor.
tit de mare 0 sd fie aceste trupe
protective ne inca determinat.
Raportul despre atitudinea popula-
tiei de pc coasta Murman, ola I'm
hun ajntor in realizarea planurilor
aliatilor. Find populatia priete-
noasa aliatilor, usor Sc poate recru-
ia forta care sa reziSte Germani--
lOr.
Pozitia diplomatilor de aici ca
rcstabilirea frOntului in rasarit in
cca mai mare parte priveste pc
Rusi
Ori cum, fortele protectoare pot
scrvi ca o>inspiratie Slavilor, pc
cind ajutorul economic va mari re-
zultatele. -
Ambasadorul japonez, Ishii, ime-
dat la reintoarcerea lui din Mag
nolia, Mass. fost chemat la o
cmferinta GU Col. Houe.
Presedintele Wilson va Cinema
la sine pc ambasadorul Japoncz..
All dupa amiazi va avea con-
vorbire Gu ambasadorul englez
Reading.
Presedintele llat in miinilc
sale toata afacerea GU Russia, o.
ficialii intrebati asupra acestei
chestii iii raspund: ,.Aceasta
chestie in miinile presedintelui
81 numai el singur poate da in
formatii.''
STOCKHOLM, s Iulie. - Ger
mani au de g1nd sa ceara drepthl
de. apara Moscova 81 Petmgradul,
sub masca de mentine ordinea; ;
aceasta ca un rezultat al asasinarii
COntclui Mirbach, ambasadorul
german in Russia.
Gcrmanii, acuza de vinovati al
asasinarii lui Mirbach pc aliati,
sub aceasta acuza ei vor pretinde
Ii Sc ola drum liber prin Petro-
grad -spre coasta Thurman. Locuito-
rii ruSi din aceasta regiune, inain-
te de invazia germano-finlandeza,
si-au dcclarat alipirea lor la aliati
81 Sc asteapta ca fortele Tor sd Sc
impreunc GU ale aliatilor spre a.
para aceastd regiune.
Bolshevikii orr Sc vor arlrnca in
bratele Germanilor orr vor abzice.
Prilna actiulc Gu multi mai pro-
babila, 81 aceasta Sd vede din scu-
zclc hi Eca1ine trimise la Berlin in
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Unde va Fl viitoarea adunare
generala?

| loan Stefan o cere sa fic la
Warren. Ohio; NJ. Schiopu ccre
sa fie la Farrell, Pa: Petru Du-
ma cere sd fic la Gary, Ind. :
Y. p. Stanescu 0 ccre sa fie la
Cleveland. Ohio; George Graur
cerc 81; fie la Martins Ferry.
Ohio: p. NIGGA . cere sd fic la
Mckees Rocks. Pa.
Sa pune la vOt Farrell. Pa.
Gary, Ind. 81 Warren, Ohio. Ne
find absolute majoritate pentru
nici unul din aceste orase sa pun
din nou la vot cele doua orase
carl au avut mai multe, adeca
Gary md 81 Farrell. Pa. :
Stunt pentru Farrell, Pa. =
l05 voturi. lar pentru Gary. Ind.
sunt Sc voturi.
Vctaree Budgetului.
Sa vOteaza pentru prcScdinte
SAC lunar
Pentru secretar 1925 lunar.
Pentru ajutor de secretar $40
lunar.
Pentru easier $50 lunar.
Pcntru cOntrolori 81 G. s. e.
So la ri.
Asemenea 81 pentru secretarul
general sa voteaza suma de s. la
ri. dar numai pentru ziua in care
| este de fata la festivitate.
Alegeres functionarilor.
| Sa alege comisiunea pentr1, nu-
mirea candidatilor de functio-
mari. Comisia dupa depunerea
juramintului de fidelitatc sd re-
! tage pentru a face candidarea.
| Reintoarsa. cOmisia, constitui-
ia sub prezidiul d-lui V. Tarcea,
aEind de secretar pc A. Marian
raporteaza ca a candidat pc dom
nil:
l. loan Pacurar, fost preSe-
dintc.
2. loan N. Sufana.
3. loan G. Hoza.
Domnul loan n. Sufana refuza
candidatura. In locul dlnsului.
comisiunea candideaza indata pc
4. loan COsma.
DOmnul loan Cosma refuza
candidatura, spunind ca nu o
poate primi fata de fostul prese-
dintc.
fndata dupa acestea domnul
loan G.. Hoza refuza 81 dinsul
candidatura. lar adunarea gene
ala alege in aclamatie pc d-nul
loan Pacurar de presedinte ge-
neral al Uniunii pc anul 1918 l9.
La postul de prim vice presc-
dinte sunt candidate:
l. Ioan Cosma.
2. lie lancu.
3. George Marhao.
| D-nul lie Iancu spune ca din
sui este candidat de militie 81 MI
mai poate primi candidatura aici,
lar comisiunea de candidare can
dideaza pc domnul:
4. NJ. Schiopul.
Resultatul:
| l. loan Cosma = | vice prcse-
dinte.
2. Noise Schiopnl II vice
prescdintc.
Pentru bostul de secretar ge-
neral sunt candidate domnii:
l. Efrem Urcan.
2. I, G. Hoza.
7 3. George Marhao.
| D-nul loan G. Hoza refuza, in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
ADUNAREAuNIuNII
HLE De MARE INSFMNATATF.
della TR1M1su1 NosTRu SPECIAL.
Cartierul General: Halo Societdte
SEDINTA vi. ,locul dinsum

| Iocui dlnsuui este candldat d.
I. Anton Marian.
La rindul sau d-nul Marhao
refuza la fel 81 in locul dinsului
este candidat d-nul:
). \. Boeriu.
Ramin deci candidati:
/. Efrcm Urcan.
=. Anton Marian.
3. Nicolae BOeriu.
Dupa vOtarea nominala sd con-
stata ca rimine alcs d-nulEfrem
Urcar Gu 12S voturi.
D-nul Anton Marian a intru-
nit "a voturi, 81
D-nul Nicolae Boeriu intru
nit 81 voturi.
Ajutor de secrctar este ales GU
aclamat tune d-nul Aurcl Craciun.
Comisia de candidare propunc
oa.;or.
,. George Marhao. 81
3. Pantelimon China.
ReuseSte de viitor easier d-nul
loan \. Sufana en- l26 voturi.
a.,
~ uo ~
!, = .rs 81;
fire.; refuza
n,.s ,,, -,
d.: .:
Sunt caudidat;
\ pon;u
. " rs1 ~
% ~ n-,.
rf.;.,,;,, os,:
INV, ~ ui''o ''i'''" '"'i''''a
'"' d. i'-''"i i'r'e" 'iu po"'e II
I. loan nchl'ea - Erie, Ia.
tate este 81 prlmnl wee Prcse-
olhtc.
In locul dinsilor este numit
domnul:
;. Anton Marian.
J.. Reuseste:
|. Anton Marian.
,. Adam Prize.
3. Eftimiu Salistc.
Dn;; Auo,st;n S;ssoo G; r y
pascu s,,nt alesi membrii do o.
noare q; Tp;,,,;;..
= :., -
s,,n. o,os;
Iaon n uo .u..
a..
D vaono ,ro,ao y
49, az ns;o
c.os 1: nj.
,r.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

Scdinta sd dcschide la orele 8
a. m. ia celeste apelul nominal.
Dupa constatarea celor prezenti
sa purcede la cetirea proccsului
verbal prin nOtarlll |. Dobrin.
Dupa uncle rectificari. procesul
verbal sd verified.
sSa da cctire tclegramei trimise
de delegatul A. |. Lupea al Uniu-
nil trimiSa din Washington.
D. G..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
ZIUA DE 4 JULIE
in PARIS.
= Cablograma speciala a
ziarului America"
Paris. 8 Iulic 1918.
,,AMERICA"
57O5 DETROIT AVE,
CLEVELAND, O.

SdrbdtOdrea pr0cl0md,li IN
dependentei americana a fost
prdsnuitd ieri dupd dmeasi
aici Gu an enthusiasm de ne
deserts. O massd de mi de
pers0ane a pdrcNrs Cimpii
Elisei, acldmind ca frenesie
trupele americane 81 france
ze, defHind piM Ia statun
Strabonrg. DrapelM romin a
fost arborat aldturi de drdpe-
lele trancese 81 americana.
Col0mia romfnd pHrisiand a
celebrat festiritatea prin un
tie DeMm" la cdpelG ron,ind
din localitate. SNperiorul ca
pe!ei a pr0nnn!at an discMrs
pdtrMnsdtor Gu acedstd ocazi,t-.
nc IN imbo englezd. Ambaso-
do americana din Paris a fost
reprezentotd Ia YTe Denmfs
prim un at0sat nikt6r al sdu.
BironI de Hresd Ron,s,,.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
della FRATI LA FRATI.

Sef-redactorul nostru, dl |. f.
Y. loanovici primit della Biroul
ROmin dc Presa din Paris. urm;l.
tOarca scrisoare:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09
WATERBURY,

At the Methodist Episcopal church OF
Sunday morning, the pastor OF the fed
Grated churches, Rev. Verne l., Smith
will speak upon The Church and the
Community" In the evening there will
be a stereopticon lecture on Uncle Tom
Cabin"
Services at st. Andrews church as
usual.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 there will be
services in the town hall at DuNbury
Corner, conducted by Rev. V. L. Smith.
c. C. Holmes, who was operated upon
Tuesday at the Mary Fletcher. hospital
for chronic appendicitis, is doing very
well. Everett Holmes. who is N the
hospital recovering from an operation for
abscess in his side, will have an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Tuesday evening in the social room
of the Congregational church,sthe ladies'
union will have "seven" social, when
every seventh person will go in free. The
farce, WANTED Wife, and the panto-
mime, How the Story Grew" will be
given. Light refreshments will be served
and general good social time enjoyed,
Charles B. Adams has been appointed
assistant town clerk of Waterbury and
Edwin f. Palmer of Duxbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09
EAST MONTPELIER

Miss Ethel Ormsbee was given very
pleasant surprise party at her home last
Sunday evening by her young friends
Miss Ormsbee is teaching in the west
district in town.
Town meeting was very lively here
and had many new features, as the Il to
II o'clock patriotic service was held,
with good speeches and the reading of
timely articles. Then dinner was
served by ladies of the Red Cross and
over $40 was the net receipts. After that
II women, out of SS who were eligible,
took the oath and the III voted.
Mrs. Roy Sibley. Clarence Robbins
and Mrs. A. G. Whitcher, all from East
Montpelier, attended the Goose Green
carnival Thursday evening.
George II. Clark of the East Mont.
pelier road had queer experience Tues
day. At the close of town meeting he
went for his team, fine driving horse
which he could not find where he left it
in the hall stables. After telephoning to
his wife to come after him with another
team, his horse was discovered in far
corner, which was nearly dark, where
someone had hitched it after finding it
loose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09
WOODBURY.

At the local gym. Wednesday evening
the Woodbury. A. c. met defeat when
they played the Combination Five of
Hardwick. It was well -played, close
clean game throughout, the visitors dis
playing fine team work and excellent
shooting. They Gagged n baskets
against the locals IT, Woodbury. held
the lead in the first period of play by
the score of 10 to IL, but in the last two
periods of play their opponents gained
speed and walked away with a victory.
Thomas and Young did the high scor-
ing for the visitors, the former scoring
seven baskets, while the latter Gagged
five. Their team mates followed
closely in scoring, Atkinson and Rose
doing the. heavy scoring for Woodbury.,
the former shooting eight while the lat
ter followed closely with six The line
up was as follows Hardwick- Young,
IF, Thomas If, Weeks c. Wheeler lg, Han
ford re- Woodbury-Ross rf, Atkinson
If, Staney c. Davis lg, Winters rg. The
score was As to 3s. Time-three 10
minute periods. Baskets from floor
Atkinson s, Thomas Z, Ross 8, Young 5,
Weeks 5, Hanford 3, Wheeler, Davis,
Shatney Fouls Ross 6, Thomas 3. Ref
-Shattuck. Scorer-W Timer
Davis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, FEVERISH
If CONSTIPATED
California Syrup of Figs" Can't Harm
Tender Stomach or
Bowels

A laxative to-day saves a sick child
tomorrow Children simply will not
take the time from play TO empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sour.
Look at the tongue, mother! II coat.
ed, or your child is listless, cross, fever.
ish, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat
heartily, full of cold or has sore throat
or any other children's ailment, give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" then don't worry, because il is
perfectly harmless, and in few hours
all this constipation poison, sour bile and
fermenting waste will gently move out
of the bowels, and you have well, play
full child again. A thorough inside
is Outlines all that is neces-
sary. II should be the first treatment
given in any sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for bottle of
California Syrup of Figs" which has
full directions for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
on the bottle. Look carefully and see
that it is made by the California Fig
Syrup Company.".Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09
How One Widow Made Good in Bust

In the February Farm and Fireside
this passage occurs in all article:
"'You know what prospect there is for
John. my friend went on. Take in
washings or get married again, that :
the usual thing. / did take in washings
for a while, for | was strong and eager
to pay my way. But when old Jacob
Grimes, who had just buried his second
wife because of overwork at the farm.
approached me after church one night
and with leer offered TO see me home, :"
recounted his family history in few
well-chosen words.
1.-The folks all said ! was insane when
rented old Anthony Bales place a
mile from town reminisced Jennie, for
the farm was wilderness Of weeds. But
I'D always been farm girl and | knew
that hens paid well. The little home was
sold. and with a few hundred dollars in
cash. representing all we had in the
world, Mildred and Ted and ! moved
out. I purchased u COW, horse and
wagon, a few implements, and hundred
hens.
when the 10 acres Of ground had
been placed in cultivation that spring
We had little ready cash. The outlook
was not cheerful. and when drought cat
yield Of crop and garden. friends began
that 4 told you so" But the
hens stayed on the job.
At the second years beginning !
was SO ahead and the rent was paid.
That wasn't 20 bad. after all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09

| liberties. But liberties so self repressed
are never lost, They are only laid aside
where they can easily be reached.
This necessity of self.control aud self
| limitation Is one of the penalties of be-
ing in advance of the race. II is also
one of the conditions of such progress.
A nation that lacks the ability to- do
these things will not gain and hold lib.
erty. SO long as we have liberties that
do not exist elsewhere We must constantly
turn and fight the civilization that would
have blocked our liberty, and in so turn
ing back we can not avoid using the
weapons of the age against which we are
fighting, However repulsive these weap-
ons bay be to refuse them would be to
insure our own defeat and the triumph
of reaction
We fight to end the fighting. We wage
war to make an end of war. In the
same way we submit for the moment
TO a self-created autocracy that we may
remove forever the threat of an imposed
autocracy. We lake upon ourselves the
burden of miitarism that we may for
ever and finally crush mlitarism.
=. Only those who secretly dstrust de.
mocracy and freedom find Inconsistency
in such action. These friends of autoe-
racy would have tyranny retain all the
weapons and leave democracy defenseless
against assault So il is that those |
who are directly or indirectly defending
governments in which there is no free
speech are now the most enthusiastic
apostles of free speech in this country,
Freedom is not fetter preventing
struggles for new freedom. Casting of
tyranny does not render a free people
helpless against the assault of tyranny.
America has the right TO appeal in its
own defense TO any weapon used against
her. We may rightfully close the mouths
of those who favor an end of all free
speech
The victory of Germany would mean
an end of all those liberties about which
so much has been said and whatsoever
works to that end is working against
free speech, no matter how carefully it
may conceal itself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09
BETHEL
Nash Hibbard, Aged 70, Civil War Vet
eran, Dead.

The funeral of Nash Hibbard, aged 10
years, a Civil war veteran and native OF
this town, was held this afternoon at A.
lee Cady's undertaking rooms, Rev. j.
Wesley Miller officiating, and interment
was at Fairyiew cemetery He belonged
TO Co. II, Sd Vermont infantry. He en-.
listed from this town and spent most Of
his life here He died at Harry Turner'S
in East Bethel, where he had boarded a
short time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
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Catarrh is a local disease. greatly in
fiuenced by constitutional conditions. and
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-09
SOUTH WOODBURY.
F. L. Batchelder, Many Years Owner
Woodbury. Lake ouse, Died Yesterday.

Frank l.. Batchelder, aged 6S years,
died at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at
the home of L. H. Beauac after week s
illness with pneumonia. Mr.. Batchelder
was born in Woodbury. and had always
lived in that town. He served in the
Civil war and was member of the G..
A. X. and the Masonic order. For 10
or IL years he owned and managed the
Woodbury. Lake house. Mr.. Batchelder
is survived by one son, Glenn Batchelder
of Springfield. Mass, sister at Fort
Ethan Allen and brother in Valley
City. N. d. The funeral viii be held
at the Congregational church in South
Woodbury. Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock, with interment in the cemetery
here.