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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 20,
1918, as required by the Acs Of Octo-
Der 9Th, 1917.
Dfe Deutf6en TN SO eften.
Berlin, oiu 2prrbon, 20. ssun. =
WeifIi6er Sriegsf6uupldb: &qmpFs
front bes aronprtn9en Ruppre6t: Gin
peritiebeuen StelIen fdno 9ef9is>
tbdtisteit fdti.
&umpffrprt bes Oertffen Srpn=
prtnse1t: gs fam su Ieb6aft.n Gdn1ps
fen in Der Gbampdgre. ueberFGlle Der
7FrorBpIen m tletnem TsaBFtd5e bras
den auf Eeioen Setten Der ct. Stldt,
ret. Spuplet 9oubfrabe 5ufnrtz
men. 1trfere Stelfungen 5iptInen BEN
Qorbffraben bon Sorrrne-gup urb
RipoHt nab benz Sit0pefter sii, tpltrs
ben pdhrenb beg Rafmrittags ur1ter
befttges 9Feuer eeuormer, inter beiTen
Ghub bic frnn55iiits Snfarterfe rAtt
9ldmmentperfern it1rie GrtnrtSurrgss
1fsrtffe an perfHiebenen Stellert
mnhte. Die Ingreifer rpuroen suriif4
eetriebsr unb erlttter iGapere Ieduftei
Dor urrferen Drdbtoerbruen, fptpie I'M
Rdhtunrpf. Glide 6efdnserre perblie4
BEN IN urfsren SGrrben unb ss ipur@
ben etlide 'IoHmertperfer srbelitet4
2ebbofte ssIieoerfbitigteft fiF1rte su
soblreifen 2rfttGnpfen. Wir braften
am Wontd1 13 feirtblite IIuGen1e
urb einen 'Fefefbollon sur Strefe.
gprbeu tuurber dirf 9orbcu unb
SberreB NIT gutem GrfuIs dbSepOrs
fen.
SFrars5iiithe Sfteeer fesen fire I'm
ertFfe duf uriere SoFpttdler fri. Berz
fd,isbeuf1tb fpGhrenb bes Weonuts De-
aentber ipurpen gonrben duf Sofpttol4
debGube in Bethel dboaporfer uno
fpdbrero Der lebten Sage tuurben Sos
fpitufuebdifbe in 2dbrp, Sftli9 bon
GOufIans. dusegrtffen.
True translation fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on January %,
lolss~as required by the Act of octo-
hc~ 9Th. 1917.
mas bic Gran5ofeu mel
BEN.
pdris, %. Jdnnnt. Der omtlihe
Serid3t 5es &riegsGutts pom 9ienftog
Lautet piefolst:
sGs fam 5u bsftisen artiaerietGms
pteu IN Der Gsguo pOR GDar b DO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
Neueu Yrenier
6ot, ME Berlin meIbet, Rumdnieu
In General Gofo5d gtOerssoo
srbuItsn.

@miterbams 20. 5armar. -
guut elmer 6ier einsetroffenen 8erli,
ner Depef6s bat Der rltrdnHfe pre-
nliermtnifter 3. 6. g. Brotiano reiigs
nirt. Gein TaHfolser ipfrb, tDie bic
Tepeihe fdat, General syofosa MDes
reseo, Der friibere ariessuinijfer unb
sulebt BsfcbIsbdber Der rumdnii den
sruppsn IN Der Do6raSf9a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

ni6ts als Elm riidli9tsl0Ier Ranpf
Bis gum enbeiiltiaen Siss Der Grbei'
ter uub Soloaisn Geputtrteu Der
Ukraine iibtig ksibt. Sos Bourgeois
9iegtme tn Der Ukraine miife, figts
Der RommiTdr bin5u, bur4 cine neu'
IosialiItiI&e gtoba srfest perben, fur
Sic bereits i. Clarion cine Grnnb'
lasa gei4affsu iporten it.
Rabe8u bra @ierta Der beutj9en
sruppen iinb BON Der ruiIi9n
Raurpffronf suriidse5ogeu tporben, ME
bic 3eittng .RafbD DeOOmftp. melbet.
es finb teine i9tperen geIfiite obsr
yan3ers4utomobiie uiebr bort, tpdb'
rsub bic 3abl Der GtIbssf4ise bebsiis
tenb Derriisert fuorSeu 1T. Juugs
SolbuteH tpsrben taglit5 forigebra4t
unb bur9 alte 2eute unb Sdlbinoalis
ben erfest. Mm itdrtitsu TT bic n6rb'
libe beutf6e Jront. Qn Der fiibpefts
Ii9tu Gront fnb ear teius DeutI4eu
mebr unb obfGon bic bort befiunliten
Defterrei6er an 3nbl nitt berrtngri
iuurberr, 70 finb ibre i4tDeren Gef4iiss
fortsef9nfft iporben.
Der Gprrsiponbeut ber ,SiuIes' In
ct. petersburg beridxet besiislih ber
Reuolitiou IN JtrtnIanb, bdb Der fins
iif6e Serat S1ipeben Inn feline llns
teritiibung dngegargen bot uHb baB
5ipeifelscbns Diele finuti4e GHtpeben
bic Gtumf9ung S4pebens tptlItpms
men 1eibsn perben. Cine Mbeub5eis
inng beriHtet ii6er bds GintreFfn bon
fdpebti6en SruppeH in Sorrea un6
bebauptet, bab es bereits stptIben ben
pcrsei9obeusn ffrpebH9en Srlipp6n
unb Der aotber @arOe gu 3MaTnmens
ii0Bsn setpmmen lit.
Sn elmer @todbolmer SepeIte an
Die .poft- pom Greitag beibt es, bus
bic itfpebtf4e Regierung iib entftie,
ben bat, goripeseH unb Ddnenarf ben
yori9Iog gu MAIDEN. SinHIdnb aufSu|
fprhern, nit ben 6rei ffanbtna5ii4eH
Sanoern binii9tli6 legfslatioer 5ras
gen suiautmeu5unrbetteu.
Den Musbru3 bon epibeuif5en
arantbeiten In Ct. petIsbura bsitd, |
tisenb, beri9tet Der Rprrefpcnbent |
Der ~5imes@, bdb bic 9ep6Ilerunq
Our9 bieie 9ronibeiten babinaerafft
iuirb. Die gpibsmie tpirb bem aubers |
oroentIiden Mdngel on 9c6ensmttteln !
anb ben pierIfa9en 9erfdliGuneen |
Don aebensmttttlu 5ugef9rieben. es
Jraiitren perfhisbeHe 4rten bon Sps |
pbus fotpie ou6 bic glattern. gtubsrs
benz berriben nu6 boS1ft urfnnitdre
3uitdnbe in Der Stnbt, ba ale Sraa.
bic nit bem 5ffsltli9en
5dnifdtsfpefen 81 thun bntter, erlttDes
Der abetifdfft iporben fiub ober M
foIge Der RESOLUTION ibre Sbdtioleit |
,iiigeIieIIt boben. Rur iehr ipenige
ller5te prattisiren up9 unb oerihies
,ene bon ibnen brpben. nat 9eutihs |
'rnb iiberiiebeln ,u pol1en, foIs benz
iHfpiienben groletnriaf, BAG bic aes
pSbnIihe arbeit in ben SoipitdIern
but. aud Ferntrbin nod geiioitst
pirb. ben 2tersten uub gfIeserinusn
sori9rifteu gu mobeu.
Wie es in siner 9erliner aus gLrs
tsroum etnsetrpffenen DpeIfe beibt,
laben be ruifii9s beutiden aomnifs
ipnen IN ct. qsisrsburg Elm abtoms
nen bs3iiolitb bes ausiouTcbs BON
srtsgsinpdlioen aetrOffsn unb bic
,etmbefDroerune bisier SnbaIiDcn bat
n beihrdnftsm Tlabe bereits beaons
sn. Die Graae besiigIia bes 4usz
1uThs bon gioilssfanesntfi Ioipie bes
iieIih ber unnsripunbcien aritqsae,.
nnsensn 1T NOD Hi5t srIehisi more
IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

ris unb pom Sortmaurspeiler &opf.
Sm D6ereliaB brongen frduSOiii4e
9lbt5eilungsn. no9 tu-5er 2lrtillerisa
por6ereitrng fiin0ItIi9 bon SepOp le
5aut tief in bic oeutf4en Stellungen
Elm. l1rIee Sruppen 5eriforteu cine
9lnsdhl llnterffdHbe un5- -brahten Se'
fdngene Gin. Bon ben dtrisen 8AeIIeTs
Der front 1T nf5ts gu beri4ten.
glm SpnIttag tpuroe Elm oeuTdes
SIligseus obsei4oFeu unb bret onSere
itiirateu bef6dbigt iHnerbdlb Der
fetnbli6en 2ilieu ah. Gm ieIben Gage
parfeu frarp6iiide GliesergeTapaoer
grpluIiobomben I'M @etpi4t bon 5000
aiiograutm $4,000 Pfunb) auf ben
Bunbpf IN GOnfLars. nuf Gdbrften in
ber geGbe pon ct. prtpot uno aui
berf9iebens Stpsfelber Ses GetnSes
ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
General gSppo
@1rbe DON benz Gtiid eines ptusenben
SeIHiibes getrpfFeu.

Warts, 20. Sanuar. Ginigc
penige ginaeIbeiten iibsr bic 8erpur4'
buna bes Generalmaiors 2eouaro
Woob por Der Ser. Stnaten &rmee
tDdbrenb ieines 9lufentbaltes an Der
franaUiii9en RampffrOut Tinb bier etns
eetrpffen. General @oob purbe Oo1
6em Spfitter zines 9ei9iiBeg getrpf'
fen, bas BART, pdbreno ProbeIhiiha
bdrdus ubgeeebeu tpuroen.
Die Wunben, bic auf ben liuteE
qlrm bei9rdntt finb, ipurben uitt liz
ernft era1tet, aber Der @enerat Duroe
IN ein biefses 9ufpttaI iibcrfii5rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation filed with the Post
Muster at Cincinnati on january 29
1918, as required by the Act Of octo
Der 9Th. 1917
Der sngltfae 9eri9t.
2pnbon, 20. Saruor. Der Ses
ri6t bes &riessSeportements bonn
DienItag ldutet tpis folst: Cine a6s
tbeiluug fetnOli6er SturmtruppeH
purbe fpGbreHo Der Ro9t IN Der Jtahs
barI6oft BON arIeur en- 9ebeue abges
pieen. Die feinbline artiLlerie bes
funSte sroBe Rabrigtsit i'm Gbfhnttt
BON W1pn6eur Ie prsur. Cine unierer
MISUNDERSTANDING noto5ItIib
bon Upern it niHt sariiessissrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 20,
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th, 1877.
Der beutf DE 8Gt9t,
Berlin %. Sanunr, bia Cons
bon. 4 oStdlieniTfe Sruppen grtffeu
be Ste1ungsn Der 91iFI6en IN Der
Seaertb bes Gpl bel RoFo uno 5tpt.
f9en Der 9SreBelasS6ln6t unb Der
8rentd unb Der n0rblifen ttaIiertifen
3dntpffront an, tpurben fbGh BON
6fterreidifd1en Srrppen suriitnepors
fen. beiBt es IN bem arutliden 8ertht
Der Sberffer Seeresleitung.
DEN eStdlienern 1elang ss duf BEN
Wonte bi @ol Bella, beibt es In Der
8etam1tmafyuna tpeiter, fefteu S5ub gu
fafien. ober iVe purben Sur9 einsu
@ependnqriFf fpieber pertrisben.
Die sStaliener ma9ter inter. 6erans
bringuna Don Referren berftfsbentlis
de 8erIuhe, bic 6rtlidRn Brufftel1sn
IN BEN gegnerifben 2inisn al eripet>
tern. cyu BEN GultIihen 8eriht beiBt
ss, boB oiefs Bsntiibunsen nit f6'pes
rem @erluifeu nisoerbru6eN urb buB
800 StaIiensr sefaHgsn gencmmen
tDurbeH.
BON einsm beutffen S51ieGr1es
f6tpdOer purben am canning, fpie bic
S6erfbe 6eeresleitilng fsrner melSet,
an Samftag 9outben i'm 9etpiHt bon
slDuuaig Souner ouf gaftel sFranco.
Srebifo unb Wecifre IN Rprb7. 7.stdlien
abgetporfen. GrpBe. fFeuersbriiufts
apis Der 8eri6t fagt, aus Der
sSerne bep6ddtst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
SrpSratipn
bon 300 @rnurm pro perIun bon Sel
traR8Oii9en DeputtrteutGnmeE
sutsebeibeu.
Der Ra6runssmittel Mttnfftsr sr'
ilGrte, bab bas Srobtartsuipitem
nar prUoHOrH9 ijt

Warts, 90. San. - Cine 8roo'
ration DON 300 Gramm (ettDos peui.
ger ala eff unSeu) pro Gag unb pro
yeriOn rpurbe am Wlontng Don Der
9sputirtsntamuer nit 3S5 segsn 81
GtiHrien gutsebeiberl, nn9 einer Sn'
terpelotion Don Seiten Der SoSiali'
Pen, bic ben Stdnbpuntt rertrateu
bab bjeies Qudntum fir etusn 4rbeis
ter uneeuiigenb lei. Ser Rabrunss-
mitteIs Utiniiter @ietor 8oret ertldrte
bdB bas eeseuipdrtise grobtartenips
fem nir propifortfh lei unb bdb burd,
bi, 9emiibungen Der aferbuu4Rom.
nifdre bic @eireibeprobuttipn erbSbi
tperben tpiirbe.
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master at Cincinnati on January 90
1918, as required by the Act Of 0cto-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
Mfbaladtt Aom ferst

Rem gorf, 20. sanunr. =
Die sgtdbrunssmittds sTbmini'
itrution bertdufte am Sisnfing 15
Sonnen 3uder, bic g}irrus ssris6man,
ein 8u4bdnblsr duf ber Ditfeite ges
bdnrftert bdben foI. an SofpttdIer,
DobItbdtigfeitsdnffaIteu unb stipa
500 Muterinffpddrenbdrblsr sn ntun
geHts bas s]funb. fsriebmdr, Der inter
$500 giirsffuft ffebt iol fi6 ben
3udsr aus Rem Orleans Derfdufft
bnbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on Jannary %,
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo.
her 9TH 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
Metter. 8erid,f.

Sbio: 3unebneroe 9eDoIftbea
am saitnpof; S9nee IN Der Datt.
mod geadt ooer ou Dorncritng; fdL
teres @etter dm 9oniieritog.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
Gntinnai Witmo9, ben 30. Sanaar 1918. Yres 2 Ger

Trus translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati On January 20,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
ber 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

Trus translation filed with tbs Post
master at Cincinnati ON January 20,
1918, - required by the Act Of octo-
hax eth. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True trsnslation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnsd on January 20,
1918, as required BY the Act OF Octo-
Der 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati ON January 20,
1913, as required by the Act of Octo.
her 9th. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation fled with the Pozt-
rnastsr at Gncinnati on January 20,
1918, as required BY the Act Of octo-
Der 9Th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January %,
1918, las required by the Act of Octo-
ber 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation fled with the Post.
master at Clncinnati on January 20,
1918. as REQUIRED by the Act Of octo-
her 9th, 1917.
Der bsutfdJe Beri@t
Berlin, 20. Sanunr. pin eonbon.
-eOnbcn unb Gbssrnebs. bsibt es in
einem amtlihsn am GislIf1g per5f-
feniIihteH gsTidt iibsr BIN beutIfen
GIieo<Kuueriff duF England, .mEt
alatsz ms<iusG uit Bam1su bstsats
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
glu9 bic ii T2osiau beftnbIide rrn
mdhifae @plortierbs NIT BE,
f4lag beIwt.
Der bisberise ruffif&e 5S@ftiOusmari'
birsnbe on Der ruuldRii4.u
Gront pirb gad4tet.
@ertreter Der gentralmd4te finb sii
petteren geratbuuetu IN grsit
2itoDss siHsctroffat
G9ipeben fOr nufssforOert DOrSia
fem, in GtunIdnb gu iatsrDs'
niren.

Gs bsibt. baB es i@ou sum 3uiars.
msnftOb stDij6en G&tDsbu uao
Der RStben Garbe setoms
men III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True tranalation filed with chs Poss-
msstar at .cincinnaH on January 20,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
ber eth. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

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master at Cincinnati on January 20
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
ber 9Th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 20,
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

True translation filed with the POST
master at Cincinnati on January 20,
1918, as required By the Act Of octo.
hey Ath 1917
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14
SHRINERS RECLiVED
THEIR LARGEST Glass
Charles E. Grossarth of Burlington Was
Elected Illustrious Potentate at the
ANIMAL Meeting in Montpelier.

The annual meeting Of Mt Sinai TEN.
pie, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, took
place in the city hall in Montpelier yes
terday, with large attendance of the
members. The business session occurred
IN the afternoon and was followed by a
banquet served BY Pierce & Clark in the
armory, after which the degree work was
exemplified upon elias, of candidates.
!, At the business session. the following
officers were elected: lllustrious poten.
tate, Charles +. Grossarth Of Burlington
chief rabban, William H. Herrick. Mont
pelier; assistant rabban. Walter C. Wash
burn, Montpelier; high priest and proph.
ct, Joseph NJ. Bullock, Northfeld; orien-
tai guide, Clinton f. Millar, Barre: treas
urer, David A. Elliott, Hartford: record
er Charles H. Heaton, Montpelier: repre-
sentatives to the imperial council. Mr..
Grossarth, w. G. Clifford Of Bethel, J.R.
Searies of st. Johnsbury, H. G. Marshall
Of Canaan.
The banquet hall was nicely decorated
with national emblems of the allied ma.
tions, while instead of bouquet of
flowers being given each person at the
banquet, little flag Of the allied nations
was presented. Covers were laid for 400
persons, including the Shriners' wives.
who were mattresses while the Shrfners
were eating.
A total Of 4 persons We're made mem
bers, of which II, mostly from Burling
ton, joined by afIiliation, while the other
"a joined by petition They were: wal
ter W. Virgins, Burlington; Charles H.
Harrington, Burlington; A. H. Langwor
thy, Burlington; Robert H. Bullock, Bur.
lington; Charles A, Davis, Burlington;
Scott +. Terrill, Burlington; Russell Hal.
lett, Burlington; Merritt f. Sornborger
+. w Kelley, Bellows Falls
Herbert I. Kelley, Bellows Falls; John
NJ. Carroll, Burlington; +. NJ. Dewart. st.
Adams; G. w. Groom, st. Adams; + A.
Cain, Brattleboro; w. w. Jones. Bur.
Iington; Edwin Beardsall, Springfield
\. +. Stevens, Springfield; A. b. Staples,
$, G. Carpenter, st. Johns
bury; B. G. Lucchini, Barre; Harold Z.
Mofiitt, Brattleboro; Charles Lebouryear.
Hartford; G. Fl. Miller, Hartford; Leslie
Perkins, Hartford; H. X. Biancbi. |
VIM. L. Mckee. Mon4pelier.
!. R. Buzzell, Montpelier; II. d. Holmes, |
Montpelier; Frank p Lord, Burlington; |
W. s. Preston, Burlington; i. r., Holmes.
Johnson; G. X. Irving, Burlington; j. ]. |
iodette, Burlington; B. Chamberlain. |
Burlington; r, L. Patrick, Burlington;
4. w. Ferrin, Montpelier; C. L. Kelley, |
Burlington; f, S. Angus, Burlington; I.
8 Conant, burlington; B. O, Foster, Bur.
ington; L. M. Bell, Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14
SUGAR CARD SYSTEM
DISCARDED TO-DAY
Administrator Brooks Announces That
Public Will Be Put on Honor to
Buy No More Than 30
Day Supply.

/ In statement to-day, Frank IL
Brooks, federal food administrator for
Vermont, placed the sale of sugar on a
voluntary basis, and the card system is
longer required unless the people Of
Che town or county desire to continue on
that basis. He called attention to the
fact that in placing the peoples and deal
ers on an honor basis he believes they
viii consider the need Of purchasing on a
30-day basis only. 1t Is not permissible
for householder to purchase a barrel of
sugar nor for dealers to stock up beyond
30-day supply, nor TO place signs that
people can buy all the sugar they want.
Mr.. Brooks gives as the reason for this
ruling that in talking to-day with the
food administrators in neighboring states
he finds that they are all on a voluntary
basis. 1t is not fair TO the dealers and
the public Of this state to treat them in
a manner at variance with our neighbor-
ing states.
Washington put out an order that did
not sufficiently consider the New Eng.
land situation and its possible shortage
IN sugar until the Cuban supply arrived.
Mr.. Brooks states that he IS very glad
to release the people of Vermont from
the card system and TO trust them with
their sugar on a voluntary basis and the
dealers to sell no more than a 3O-day
supply
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14
PAID PENALTY OF DEFEAT.
Baptist Baracas Gave Banquet in Honor
of Philatheas.

Men Of the Baptist Baraca class gave
a Victory supper and entertainment al
the church last evening in honor of the
women Of the Philathea Bible class. who
defeated them in a membership and at.
tendance contest, recently terminated
Good fellowship prevailed and if the
Baracans appeared to have fallen by the
wayside in their contest with the Phila-
theans, they proved to be good losers and
better entertainers. The bill of fare for
the supper served in the vestry at 6 AS
o'clock included olives, pickles, grape
fruit, mashed potatoes, chicken pie, Jelly.
rolls, vanilla ice cream, sponge cake, sal
tines and coffee.
Afterward there was enjoyable pro
gram, which, in turn, was followed by
social hour, when the members of the
Bible classes discussed tentative plans
for renewal of the attendance competi.
tion. The program was carried out as
follows: Selection, Baptist orchestra
address of welcome, Harry L. Kent,
president Of the Baraca class; response
Mrs. i. j. Batchelder, president of the
Philathea class; solo, Howard Geake:
reading, Miss Ethel Inglis; toasts, "The
Needs Of the Baraca Glass as See
Them" Mrs. +. G. Rogers and Deacon
f. A. Hutchinson: solo, Douglas Inglis;
reading, Miss Ruby Bradley; remarks.
How the Baraea and Philathea Classes
Can Help the Sunday School," c. ".
Perry, Sunday school superintendent; re-
marks, the pastor, Rev, B, j. Lehigh; Sc
lection, the orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14
HOSPITAL CANVASS
RETURNS INCOMPLETE
Two of the Wards Have Not Yet Report
ed and Some Other Sections of the
City Remained Uncovered.

incomplete returns from the City hos
pital campaign, which eliminated yester-
day in house.to- house canvass, show
that the fund as it stands at present is
$1,000 or thereabouts. The final drive
covered every residential street in the
city and all day yesterday experienced
canyassers worked busily. Generous Civ
ers were encountered at every turn and
the net results of the canvass, while in
complete, give evidence that the sum
now in hand may be considerably in
creased. The house-to-house effort was
ably directed by Mrs F. H. Rogers and
H. A. Phelps and returns were received
at city hall last night.
Thus far the fourth and fifth wards
are missing in the report, but the drive
was efficiently conducted in both wards
and the returns will be Forthcoming at
once. In a few instances territories as
signed at the meeting Thursday night re-
mained to be covered to-day, and this
morning canyassers were looking after
the "scatterings" The Barre Town can
vsss has not been completed and for
these reasons a definite report on the
campaign cannot be made until the two
wards and the quarry canvassers have
reported
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14
Sir Is rmistice Was Signed,
Gen. March Reported
To-day
HOME ARMY OF $4,000
TO BE MUSTERED OUT
Men Are Being Sent Home
at Rate of $4,000
a Day

Washington, D. c., Dec. l4.-Demobili-
zation in the United States now is pro.
ceeding at the rate of $4,000 men re-
leased from the army every day, General
March announced to-day. 1t still is an
ticipated that a rate. of 10000 day
will be reached when full momentum is
attained.
The war department now has desig-
mated total of $4,000 men in the Unit
ed States for discharge, an increase Of
nearly 100000 during the last week. Cen
eral March made it clear, however, that
designation of troops does not mean inn
mediate discharge, but severance from
the service as their turn is reached in
rehabilitation.
Among the new branches Of the army
to be included in rehabilitation orders
are 1900 Porto Riean troops ordered
discharged. OF the $4,000 designated.
$4,000 are in depot and development
battalions and similar limited service. In
addition, $4,000 men on industrial fur
Tough have been ordered released.
The rehabilitation of officers is pro.
ceeding more rapidly than is the case
with the men. General March said II
2O3 officers had been honorably dis
charged since the armistice was signed
Summarizing the flow of returning
troops from France, General March said
a total Of 1858 officers and l35,262 men
had been designated for return by Cen
eral Pershing up to December IL OF
that number 1873 officers and 30,703
men actually have sailed from France.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14
TO ODIVIDE U S.
WITH NEGROES
German Propaganda Tried
to Bribe Them into
Rebellion
SAID CAPT. LESTER
IN NEW REVELATIONS
German Lu h eran Clergy
Were Also Involved in
the Movement

Washington, d. c., Dec. l4-German
Lutheran pastors were instructed To
preach pro-German sermons before the
United States entered the war, Captain
Lester of the army intelligence service
told the Senate propaganda investigat-
ing committee to-day, and some of the
pastors who joined the army later and
continued preaching favorably TO Ger
many now are in the Atlanta peniten-
tiary.
On the other hand, Captain Lester
said other Lutheran ministers were
wholly loyal and aided in giving the gov
ernment information. He said represen-
tatives Of the larger German Lutheran
synods informed the intelligence service
that unfortunately some ministers were
disloyal and that steps were being tax
en- TO get them out of the pulpit.
Describing unsuccessful efforts of Ger
man propaganists among American ne
grocs the witness said word was passed
along tie negro recruits that if Germany
won occupied the United States, q
portion of the country would be turned
over to them exclusively.