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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
Ztraty americkeho vojska
We Francii.

Washington. D. G., IL. brezna.
- valeeny odbor nznamil jmtna
patnacti nsmrcenych a ctyficfti
-ranen5ch Glenn armady Pershing-
osY We Francii. Adresy jejich
sonhlasu s noyym faflzenfm ne
byly udany. Mezi tezee zranens-
mi naleza Sc take teskt jnasno,
John Vomacka.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
B|TEvNl LIME NA VSECH FROM
.TACH jSOU POHOTOvY &C.
LITI MOCNEMU NAPORU
0ceava Nemc provedou sny napor amerckou cast n
Mensi doky teutonske naznacuji ze velky uder nebu
de dlouho odkladan. - spojenci jsou pripraveni

byly bombovany behem 1toku
ktery proveden byl "a demihC
syetla.
Stockholm, II. brezna. Gee.
kavane vylod6ni nemeekeho vol
ska bylo proyedeno, jak Sc ozna.
muje, Y okoli Abo, finskem pfi-
staviSti proti Alandskym ostrovtm
a 100 mil zapadne Cd Helsingfor-
su Nemecke branne sbory sesta
vaji z 1000 pesaktI a oddilu ji2-
dy a delostrelectva. Zadne 1fcd-
nj potvrzeni teto zprayy doposud
nedoslo.
Pred tim bylo oznameno, ze asi
1000 nemeckych voiakl a 30C
koni bylo yylodeno ia Aland.
skfch ostroveeh 2 dvou meme
ckych valecnych lodi a ze neko.
lik nemeckych transportnich lodi
zakotyeno bylo V Eckeroe.
LondIn, IL, bfezna. = Angli-
Icka ifedni zpraya, vydana vtera,
pravi, ae anglieka vojska zaQja,
la mesto Hit, 70 mil zapadne cd
Bagdadu, ia feee Eufratu, Ne.
sopotamii. Y Palestine pax an.
glicka vojska provedla vseobecn{
postup ma obou stranach Jerusa,
lem-Nablus cesty ma fronta trina
eti mil prtmerne hloubce od
dyou do tfi mil.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
Protibolsevicke hnuti v Sibiri.

Peking, IL. brezna. Plany
pro ohnoyeni lidoy6 vlady V Sibi.
ri pod yndcovstyfm admirala Kol-
caka, byyaleho velitele cernomof-
skeho lodstya pomoei vojeilskt or
ganisace, Jez spolupracovati ma
generalem Semenovem, vldcem
protibolsevickJch sill Y Sibiri,
jsou priprave, jak zde bylo
zvedeno. Prave utvorena organi-
SAGE Rusu zahajila verbovani pro
armadu generala Semeiiova i
t6chto dnech ctyfi polni della
patnact strojovych pusek bylo mu
poslano po mandzurske zelcznici.
Organisace tato naleza Sc pod
vildcovstvim knlzete Mikulase
Koudaeeva, byyaleho ruskeho Wy
stance V Cine, generala Horvatha.
ruskeho vojenskeho velitele V
Charhinu, prozatimniho komisare
"a provincii Amur, Rusanova, a
prozatimniho komisare "a provin-
eli Irkutsk, Lavorova. Admiral
koleak, veteran 2 usko-japonske
yalky a naeelnik ruske namofni
komise, jez pred rokem navstiyi-
la Spojene Staty, naleza Sc nynf
Y Sanghai. ,Je navrhovano, ably
vojska generala Semenova postu-
povala cd mesta Mandzuria na
Notwithstanding pomezi,
kde nynf bojuje, az po Irkntsk,
asi 500 mil vzdaleneho ma trans
sibifsk6 zeleznici. Zde md pax
yyekavati japonske pomoci, jez
ibyla mu slfbena. Posledni zpragy
cd generala Semenova naznaGuji,
ze bojuje zapadn6 cd mesta Mand-
zuria. vsechny ma zspad jedonci
Ylsky json zadrzovany Y tonic
lmiste, die jeho oznameni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13


pokracuji We svych patrolnich u
tocich podel cele zapadni fronty
We Frafcii Bcigii okoinost Ia
to. steine jake znatne seslleni .le-
iich linii, naznaGujc, ze neni dale
kou doba, kdy branna sila spo-
jencil a americka armada budol
mceny celiti 1tokGm mnohem
vaznejsl poyahy
s ohledem ia pevnost, jakon
anglicke, francouzske a americke
sbory celily nemeckym utokum V
poslednich nekolika tydneeh, a
ma optimism, kterg prevlada ne
jenom V hlavnlch stanech stab
nich, ale mezi muzstvem zako-
pech. Nemei mohon potitati ma
silnf houzevnaty odpor, az od-
hodlaji Sc k zahajeni velkeho sye-
ho lltoku.
Y poslednich osmactyficiti no.
dinach ma ccle zapadnf linii, cd
Belgie az po svyearske hranice,
Nemci provedli mnozstvi men
sleh utoku, ale temef vsechny by
y odrazeny drive, nez Teutondm
podafilo Sc dostihnouti zakopn
spojencd. Kde pax NemciIm po-
daiilo Sc ziskati posice, jejich L.
speech nemel dlouheho trvani, ne
bot yytla6eni byli V protititocich.
VSechny zpdsoby moderniho
valeeni, poGftaje TO dabelske
piistroje bezohlednosti, ktere
Nemci vynalezli, a nevyjimaje a
III tekuteho ohnG, zkusili Teutoni
prot Americanlim, ale nikde ne
pffteli Sc nepodarilo proraziti
frontu, udrzoyanou sbory gene
rala Pershinga. Naopak, Ameri-
cane pfi vseeh techto litocich pro-
.levili ducha statccnosti pres to,
ze utrpeli jist6 ztraty, dali ne
prlteli pocititi tieinnost svych del
a puskoveho ohne. Jedna wee by
Ia patrna We ysech techto mt
zach, ktere byly svcdeny V mezi-
zakopi, prum pldy mezi ameri-
ck}mi nemeckymi zakopy, to,
ze Nemei neradi syadeji boje mu-
ze proti muzi $ Americany a ra-
deii vzdaji Sc p1dy, nez by delili
iejich prudkym Dodakovlm tito
kim.
VeSlo We znamost, re Nemci
soustfeduil muzstvo della podel
aniericke casti fronty, oeividne V
pfipravc velkeho 1toku podel w
sece Il Toulu, V takovem utkanl
amerieka vojska hrala by znae-
non iilohu.
jako We Francii a Belgii, take
dinnost pod6l cele bitevni fronty
v seyernl Italii Sc zvysuje a stej-
ne zde patrolni utkanl signali-
suii pfichod vasnivych bojh. Ne
pochybn6 po jarnim tani neprftel
pokusi Sc proraziti 81 cestu 2 hor-
skych krajin do planin Benatska
q prekrociti feku Piave, COZ by
umoznilo jim spojeni Sc seyerni-
mi armadami. Zde ale Italove
znacne posileni byli anglickymi a
francouzskymi sbory mono o
cekayati boje neobyeejne prudkt
"a kazdou pif pddy.
Malo dalsich informaci doSlo o.
hledne situaee v Rusku, pokud sc
tyGe Vclkeho Ruska, Maleho Ru.
ska anebo Vychodni Sibife. Zpra-
wv ze Svedska sd6luji, ze sbory
nemecke pechoty a jizdy zapla
vuji Finsko, byvse vylod6ny '
bo 2 Alandskych ostrovl. Koza
cky vidce, general Scmenov, po
kousi sc zdoIati odpor bolseviki
podd trans-sibifske zeleznice W
vFchodnf sibii.
Anelidti yzduchoplavci dspesn'
bolnbardovali yelkou Daimlerovl
tovarnu ma motory We Stuttgarte
kde po n6jakou dobu vyrabely 81
We yelktm mnozstW aeroplany
seroplanove motory. Munitni' to
varny zeleznienf stanicc taxi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
PocAsf PRO oMAHU A oKoLf

Omaha a okoli: Neustalene.
Nebraska: Neustalene v pom
def; tepleji We yychodnf tasti; '
1tery neustalene a studen6ji.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
Pet socialistickych predaku
v obzalobe.

NhbNorCf Aii.t 49, ~ N'-'fe''
ctor Berger, bfvaly kongresnlk
Wisconsin,, Adolph Germer, na
rodni sekretaf socialisticke stra
NY, Irwin St. John Tucker, chi
cagskt socialista, j. Louis Eng
dahl a William F. Kruse obzalo
vani byli federalnI velkoporotou
byvse obvineni z poskozovani YER
bovani k yojsku, podporovani ne
loyalty poskozovani yedeni val
ky. Velkoporota vynesla obzalobr
hned 9. nnora, ale teprve nvni
vec byla oznamena. Engdahl q
Kruse jsou redaktory socialist
ekych 6asopisu. VSichni social
sticti predaci jsou obvinovani, ze
neprestavali poukazovati ma zlo
valky, ma nutnost jeji zastaveni
aniz by poskytli uvazeni idealtlm
"a kter6 valka je vedena Vlada
nechyata prllis Sc soudem obza-
lovanymi a doposud nebylo mari
zeno ami jejich zat6eni. Trest ga
vinu, jez Sc jim pfisuzuje, ze nej-
vice $4,000 pokuty anebo dyaci-
tilete vezeni. Berger je kondida-
tenn do spolkov6ho senatu Wis
consinu a v techto dnech prave O.
znamil, re pracovati bude pro pfi-
jeti resoluce, nafizujici presiden-
tn, ably navrhl valku vedouclm
narodnostem primeri a mfrove Wy
iednavani, bude-li zvolen. Senat-
nj volby We Wisconsin, konaji sc
due 3. dubna.
Roztrzka mezi Trockym a
Leninem.
Washington, D. c., II. brezna
= Oznamena resignace Leona
Trock6ho, bolsevickeho zahranic,
nfho ministra, iez nasledovala
ryehle po resignaci praporeiki
Krylenka, bolsevickeho vrchnihc
velitele ruskych armad, povazuje
Sc zde "a potvrzeni dfivejsich dd
vernych zprav, ze premier Niko
laj Lenin naleza Sc We spojenl 5
Nemeckem. Lenin mohl pfinutiti
Trockeho, ably sc vidal ilfadu, po.
nevada Sc tento stavel proti jehc
planlm. Lenin, die dochazejiclcf
zprav, pracuje vytrvale pro prize
II nemeckych podmfnek mirovFcf
a odstranuje ty, kdoz Sc proti to
mu stavi. Autority mali "a to, IL
odstup Trockeho a Krylenka po
nechava volnou ruku Leninovi, a
by jednal S Nemci, nebof nepo
chybne obklopf Sc takovymi lid
mi, ktefi budou mu pomahati ,
dokonanf grady ma ruskem naro
de. Zaehrana je jedine spatrova
ma v oznamenem hnuti socialnicl
revolucionafi, kten ma nedavn,
konferenci v Moskve sc rozhodl
svrhnouti bolsevickou vladu. =
Temto oSividne Sc podafilo zfska
ii pomoc kozakt, nebof soucasn'
bylo sdeleno, ze velka kozacka ar
NADIA organisuje Sc v Donsksn
distriktu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
MERAK'S CREW
TELL OF SINKING
Submarine Fired Upon Two
Vessels at the Same
Time
USING GUNS MOUNTED
FORE AND AFT
After the Merak Had Been
Sunk, a Lightship Was
Attacked

New York, Aug. l0.--The German sub
marine which on Tuesday afternoon sunk
the Diamond shoals hghtship and the
American steamer Merak was seen in
pursuit of and Smelling with the two
guns lumber-laden steam schooner and
tramp steamship of about 1000 tons.
This was learned yesterday on the ar.
rival here of the officers and crew of the
destroyed Merak
The Merak, when attacked, the officers
said, was about three miles north of the
lightship, and the work of her destruc-
tion was interrupted long enough for
the submarine to disable with gunfire
the light vessels wireless apparatus.
After the Merak had been sunk by
bombs, the U-boat turned full attention
to the lightship and sent her to the bot
tom. This work had no sooner been
completed when the lumber schooner and
the tramp hove into sight and the sub
marine put after them and so close were
they together that the Germans were
able to fire on both vessels at the same
time, using guns mounted fore and aft
on the submarines deck. Five hours
later as the boats containing the Mer-
axis crew were approaching the North
Carolina coast the men could still hear
sounds OF eannonading, indicating the
sinking of the two ships had not been
completed or that the submarine was
engaged with some other craft.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
Use MOVIES IN
TRAINING PILOTS
The Films Standardize the Correct Meth
DDS and Their Institutional Value
Is Far Reaching.

An Americna Aviation Training Camp
in England, Aug. 10 correspondence of
The Associated Press) The moving pic
ture is being widely used in the training
OF American pilots in this country. The
young flying officers who are sent to the
armament school here TO acquaint them
selves with the use of airplane guns and
gungears find their three weeks course
most interesting one, owing partly to the
large share which the moving picture
machine plays in the instruction.
The pupil is not required to sit out
lengthy lecture read aloud from the notes
of an instructor Instead, the various
branches of gunnery training, such as
the stripping and assembling Of guns, and
the various points to be observed before,
during and after fight, are demonstrated
by films, accompanied by concise expla-
nations by competent officers.
Frequentlyea film is run over the screen
several times at different speeds, so that
the pupil gets very intimate idea of
the process being illustrated. Monotony
and complexity find no place in this
method Of training
The films standardize the correct
methods, and their Institutional value is
farreaching. The film work is not con-
Sined to gunnery alone, but is continued
In the other technical courses, such as
aerial tactics and bomb dropping. Ac
cording to British instructors, the use Of
the film has shortened and improved the
course of training in these departments
very materially.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY UNION
Expands By Establishing Branches in
London and Rome.

Paris, Aug. l0.-(Correspondence of
Associated Press $50 rapid has been
the growth of the American University
union in Europe that it has been found
necessary to expand by establishing
branches in London and Rome. Hereto.
fore the union only had headquarters in
Paris.
The London branch has been placed in
charge Of Prof. j. w. CunlifFe, associate
director Of the Columbia School Of Jour
nalism. Its business offices are at l6
Pail Mall. East, where it occupied one
entire floor.
Its hotel quarters are the st. James
Palace hotel, Bury street, whose central
headquarters and admirable facilities
have already made it popular. Oxford
and Cambridge universities have ap.
pointed committees of hospitality to en-
terrain members of the union. Two
weekend visits have already been paid
to the famous institutions Of learning,
and in return the union entertained the
Englishmen at luncheon attended by
1877 Americans representing over so
universities and colleges. Lord Bryce was
the guest Of honor.
The director and the secretary Of the
union have returned from Rome, where
they established branch. A univer-
sity dinner was given at which Ambas-
sador Thomas Nelson Page, honorary
patron Of the union, presided.
At this dinner there was elected as
the advisory council at Rome of the
union, Colonel NJ G. Buckley, West
Point) military attache; Commander
Charles Russell Train, (Annapolis) naval
attache; Lieutenant Colonel Robert p.
Perkins, Harvard American Red Cross
commissioner to Italy; G. P. Stevens,
Massachusetts institute of technology
acting director Of the American acad-
envy in Rome; Rev. Walter Lowrie,
tPrinceton) pastor of the American
church, and Emerson Macmillan, tYalel
of the American embassy
This local committee at present has
charge of the interests OF the union in
Rome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
VAS Worth S5,OOO,O0O,
LIVES IN RENTED HOUSE
Old General Luis Terrazas on Exile from
Mexico, Hopes to Live to Re-
turn to His Native Land.

FL Paso, Tex, Aug. l0.--Each evening
at sunset, an old man with silver-white
hair and snowy beard may be seen
walking around and around the plaza
taking his daily exercise with his two
bodyguards.
He is General Luis Terrazas, the oc.
togenarian exile from Mexico, who lost
virtually all his great fortune in the
revolution of Madero and Villa and now
is forced by political conditions in the
country to live on the border When
the Madero revolution started in 1911
Don Luis" was known as the cattle
king of Mexico His herds numbered
more than 100000 head and grazed on
thousand hills and plains Of north
ern Mexico. His estate stretched from
the Rio Grande to Chihuahua City and
he could ride for "a hours by train over
his own acres, which then numbered
more than million.
From his offices in the state capital,
General Terrazas governed this vast cat
tie empire, conducted bank and many
other industries connected with his cat.
tie business, He and his large family
lived in luxury in the marble palace on
the Alamada or at Quinta Carolina, his
summer home on the plains. Train after
train of cattle arrived at the border from
the Terrazas ranches. His annual ex.
port averaged $4,000 head and the 1T.
Running-S" brand was we'll known at
the Chicago, Kansas City and Fort
Worth stockyards as 1t was in Mexico
The Terrazas holdings were estimated
to be worth S5,OO0,0OO gold but were
not for sale at any price.
Now General Terrazas and his fam
lily live in rented house on Golden
hill, he rides to his Office in an old au-
tomobile, and buys his groceries from
a cash-and carry store.
The revolutionists under Madero, Oroz-
co and other leaders killed the Terrazas
cattle for food, burned his ranch build
ings and looted his stores and ware
houses. Then Francisco Villa, acting as
commander in the north for General Car
rama, issued decree confiscating all
the Terrazas holding including the herds,
lands and personal property. General
Terrazas was forced to flee from Next
co before Villas advance on Chihuahua
City from Juarez, He made the long
trek to the border at Ojinaga with the
fleeing federal column in December, 49,.
He has never returned to Mexico.
On July % last, General Terrazas cele-
brated his S0th birthday anniversary
surrounded by his ten sons, rs grand
children and many more relatives. He
maintains an office downtown, where he
attends to his private business affairs
daily and he keeps in close touch with
cattle and market conditions.
1t is his dream to be permitted to re-
turn to his native land with sufficient
guarantees to allow him to begin over
again to re.establish the Terrazas for
tune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
WAITING.
By Harold A. Lamb of The vigilantes.

By Harold A. Lamb of The vigilantes.
What was the purpose Of the German
propaganda agents in getting control Of
the Evening Mail and other important
publications.
Before America entered the war, their
purpose was to uphold the German side
against England. Since we declared
war, publications, authors, and propa-
ganda bureaus with pro.German lean
ings have put on soft pedal. They
have been waiting They are still wait
ing. Certain Socialistic papers-so
ealled-are waiting also. FOR whati
Some day when the clouds of battle
drift away on the European front, peace
terms will be discussed between yicto-
rious allies and a defeated Germany
And then, like snakes emerging from
their nests. we viii find the pro-German
publications again in our midst. Every
effort of the great pro-German machine
in our country will be strained toward
one point. To influence the United
States TO make lenient and easy terms
of peace with Germany.
The United States has assumed a
giants share of the war burden. In pro-
portion our voice in the peace terms
will be influential with our allies. Ger
many knows this, So do her agents in
this country.
Hints of the coming efforts of these
agents are discernible A semi.socialist-
ic magazine prints an article attacking
the dominant Anglo Saxon" class in
America, and stating that the "misdeeds
of this class" will strengthen the voice
of the foreigners here who are "enemies
within, only because we have made them
so"
Certain newspapers, known to the Sc
cret service, are waiting under guise
of patriotism. Will their patriotism
last when a truce is declared, and peace
terms are under discussionf Or will
they resume the task for which they re.
ceived hundreds of thousands, if not
millions, in pro-German money!
A German scholar and writer whose
conduct since the entrance of America
into the war has been exemplary, adj
mits that the influence of men of his
type will be felt when peace negotiations
are under way. ut is men like us, and
not fire. eaters in control at this moment,
who can draw up terms Of peace salts
factory to everybody"
They are waiting, these champions of
our enemy. They have eloquent voices
They are very shrewd. They will take
UP the refrain: "The United States
seeks to gain nothing by this war. This
country must be generous to defeated
foe"
1t is true that American leaders seek
no profit from victory. But our president
has stated that the end of this war must
make another such Potsdam- inspired
war impossible.
When peace negotiations begin, the
waiting flood of pro-German propaganda
will be launched Mercy" editorials win
appear. So-called Pacifsts, and Social
lists will be heard from. The street cor
ner orator will rise in our midst The
"sane" person who wants flair play"
will argue the matter,
They are ready now.
A German war caught us unpreDared
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
DEsERrERs NOT WELCOME.
Draft Evaders Get Cool Reception Across
Mexican Border.

Juarez, Mexico, Aug. l0.--Deserters,
draft evaders and pro-Germans who seek
refuge in Mexico find little welcome or
comfort here These aliens sit around
the old passenger depot, waiting for a
chance to steal a ride SOUTH walk up
and down the main street begging money
for meals from any of their own ma
tionality or work at the most mental
Jobs obtainable in the stores and homes
of the foreign residents.
Recently three draft evaders appeared
on the streets here who were true types
of the many who have come to Mexico
since the United States entered the war.
One was a German boy of 20, who had
fled from Germany to escape army serv-
ice had lived with an uncle in Chicago
and finally crossed the border to prevent
being interned A second was an Italian
shoe factory worker from Boston, who
had failed to register and had fed A
third was an American of the tramp type
who was demented from lack of food and
worry. All were dirty, unshayed and
destitute and all expressed desire to
return to the United States and smren-
der.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10

s'Iwas great sufferer from Rheass-
atfsm for ovey rs years, / consulted
specialists, took medicines, used
lotions but nothing did me good.
Then, I began to use "Fruit-a-
tives" and in Is days, the pain was
easier and the Rheumatism was
better. Gradually, "Frpi-0-tives"
oveyeane my Rheumatism; and now,
for five years, 1 have had no return
Of the trouble. Also, I had severe
EeSsma and Constipation, and
"Fruit-a-tfves" relieved me of these
complaints /; and gave me a good
appetite and In every way restored
me to health. P. II. McHUGH.
Soc. a box, 8 for So 80, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited.
OGDENsBURG, NY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
Suggests Sogginess.

We don't fancy the nickname, dough
boys" for our soldiers. True, they are the
flour of our youth and have good stick.
ing qualities and are doughty lads well
able to batter the enemy, and we knead
'em and all that, still there's something
sopRy about the nickname to our mind.
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
CHASED HALF HOUR
BY A SUBMARINE
Lumber Laden Steamer By zig-Zagging
Course Escapes
Harm

An Atlantic Port, Aug. Io.-officers of
lumber laden steamer arriving here
yesterday reported that last Friday while
off Cape Hatteras the vessel was chased
for half an hour by German submarine.
No shots were fred and so far as they
knew the U-boat discharged no torpe
does. The ship escaped harm by taking
zig.zag course and putting on full steam.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
Still, That Was He.

She-Waiter, can you tell me if Mr..
Jones has been in today
Waiter-Mr Jones? Is he the old
man with the big red nose2
She-Yes. that's him but look here, |
want YOU TO understand that my hus.
band is not old, nor is his nose big and
red.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
ONE VESSEL ESCAPES.
Gladys NJ HolIett, Thought to Have Been
Sunk, Towed to Port.

A Canadian Atlantic Port, Aug, To-
The Newfoundland three-masted schoon
er Gladys NJ. Hollett, attacked by Ger
man submarine and thought TO have been
sunk by bombs off this coast on Monday,
was. towed into port yesterday. The
vessel is on her beam ends but can be
easily righted and made seaworthy again
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10

It may be cool when these lines are read,
But just now it is 90 in the shade;
And If anyone Graves our place in the
sun
He can have it, by gosh, even if he's a
Hun.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
Graphic.

Negro Sergeant When | say, Bout
facet" you place de toe of yo' right foot
six inches to de reah Of de heel of yO'
left foot and jus ooze aroun. Boston
Transcript,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10

and unsuspecting. How about a German
peacel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-10
Topics of the
Home and
Household.

A little dry salt and ammonia mixed
together will take the stains out Of
crockery.
A teaspoonful of honey in cupful Of
hot milk is one of the best drinks for
small children.
To remove scales from fish, plunge
the fish in boiling water and the scales
will come off.-Woman's World