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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-09
French Attack
On Mile Front
Is Successful
fRv Associated Press.l

Paris, Tuesday, Jan. SIN a
surprise attack east of st. Mihiel
today French troops penetrated
German defenses on a front of
nearly a mile. After demolish-
ing the positions and destroying
shelters they returned to their
own lines with $50 prisoners and
a number of machine guns, the
official statement issued tonight
by the war Office says.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-09

Washington. Jan. 9.-Nine men OF
the American steamer, Harry Luck
enbach, torpedoed, and sunk on Jan
s, are still missing. the navy depart
ment announced today, based on q
report from Voice Admiral Sims. The
report states that 20 members Of the
crew have been rescued.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-09

ATinnesota-G Generally fair In north
probably snow in south portion to-
night and Thursday; colder Thursday
in northwest portion.
North Dakota-Generally fair to-
night and Thursday; colder Thursday
and In north and west portions to-
night.
South Dakota-Probably snow to-
night followed by clearing Thurs
day and in west portion tonight; cold
wave in southwest portion
Montana - Generally fair tonight
and Thursday colder tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-09
DIES IN FRANCE.
Brother of North Dakota Woman Is
MinAi.. nE nnamnnnnia

EF0thGF OF NoFtn Uakota WuUIaU Is
Victim of Pneumonia.
Washington, Jan. 9.-General
Pershing today reported that Private
Arthur ]. Snedeker, engineer, OF
Columbus, Mo-, was seriously wound
ed in action on Dec. 81. No details
OF any engagement were given.
The following deaths from natural
causes also were reported: Private
Jas. Il. Itumsden, pneumonia, sister,
Mrs. J. F. Loucks, Kermit, N. D.;
Private Guy Lowell, Roman, Mont.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-09
WILL TRY AVIATION.
J. Carl Isham Will Leave Tuesday TO
Take Examinations.

J. Carl Isham, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Isham, Fargo, left Tuesday night
for Omaha, Neb., where he will take
examinations for entrance to the fly
ing section of the aviation corps of
the United States army.
Mr.. Isham was formerly a student
of st. Johns military academy, Del
afield, Wis, specializing in engineer
ing
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-09
ProbobIy Four-day Session.

Under the CONSTITUTION oT Norm
Dakota there is no limit upon the
time which a legislature. gathered
in extraordinary assembly may re-
main in session, nor upon the mat
terB which II may consider. Cove
ernor Frazier In issuing his
proclamation expressed the hope that
CContinued On page 81
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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
RESPUBLIKONAI UzMU-
Sc PAES.

ParySiuS, gruodzio Is d.
Atrodo, kad uzmuSimas Por-
tugalijos prezidento tapo at
llktas republikonu partijos,
kurl kaltina Paesa uz varto-
Jlma reakcionieriSkos diktato-
rystes If panaikinino laisves.
Republikonai tvirtina, kad
nuo laiko, kada Paes paene
valdzia i savo rankas dau-
glaus negu 5000 vepublikonrl
llkosl suareStuota If dabar dar
randasi kalejimuose, tarp ju
daug pasizymejusiu aficieru
If taip pilieciu. Jie priduria,
kad dabartinis padejimas Por
tugalijoj yra biski geresnis
negu anarchija If pranaSauja
netolimoje ateityje republiko-
nu revoliucija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
DAUG ARMENU
IszUDYTA.

Salomki gruodzio 18 d. -
Charles A. Dana, buves SEX
retorius komiteto Armenijos
If Syrijos paselpos fondo Bel
rute If Konstantinopolyje ii
William S. Nelson buves
Amerikos vice-konsulis Tri-
poljye, Syrijoj, sugrize is Sy-
rios pranese, kad labai yra
reikalinga pagelba armename
Mazojoj Azijoj, kur jie bu-
vo iSgabenti.
Jie abu sutinka, kad is g.
100000 arnenu, deportuotu
turkais, iSliko gyvais tiktai
100000 If is tq likusiu var.
giai gales sulaukti ketvirta
dalis kito derliaus, mes maistc
labai truksta If pagelba jiem'
reikalinga kaip maisto taip il
drapanq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
PLIANAVO SUDEGINT1
PARYZIU.

Pmy$iuS, gruodzio 18 d.
Paryziaus laikrastis F ig a + o
praneSa, kad likosi atidengti
vokieciu plianai sunaikinti Pa
ryziu. Sulyg to plano, pir-
muciausia butu buve vartoja-
mi trisdeSimts penki orlaiviai,
kurie butu numete 5000
sprogstanciu kombu, kurios
pripildytos deganciais chemi-
kalais pagimdo tokia ugni,
kad pylimas vandenio dar la
bjaus didina gaisra.
Xiii trisdesints penki Or
laiviai butu mete paprastas
bombas, kad nedaleidus uzge-
|sinti ugni.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
NORI SUMAzINTI
PREZIDENTO GALE.

WaSllingtonas, gruodzio Is
d. Uzreiksdamas, kad di-
dziauSis skirtumas nuomoni,1
randasi kaslinl sutverimo Ly
gos Tautq If liuosybes juriu,
senatorius Knox is Pennsyl-
vaniJos, kalbedamas Senate
Sladien, patare atideti tuos
klauslmus Xxi po Taikos Kon-
ferencijai.
Tx prizes senatoriaus Knox
kalb9, uzrubezinip santikiu
komitetas diskusavo il nutare
atideti Xxi subatai jo rezoliu-
cija, kurioje reikalaujana,
kad Ainerikos kariumene il
lalvynaS butu istraukti If kad
butu panaikinta Prezidento
nepaprastos kariskos teises.
Darbas Taikos Konferenci-
jos, senatorius Knox pasake,
yra susitaikyti su priesu. Re
vizija juriu teisiu If sudary-
mas Lygos Tautu yra iseiga
tarp saves talkininku If neu-
traliSku sally If jie neturi but
supainioti su reikalavi1nais
Taikos sutarties.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
POP1EZIUS NEAPLEIS
VATIKANA.

RymaS, gruodzio Is d. =
Oficialis Vatikano organas
o b S ervatore Rom a
no uzgincija pranesima, kad
Vatlkanas suistaike su Oui-
rinalu if kad, labai galimas
dalktas, popiezius Benediktas
apleis Vatikana.
Kobenhagenas, gruodzio Is
d. = Laikrastis Cologne
G a Z ct t c pranesa, kad Len
ky valdzia paskelbe, kad il
yra prisirengusi susivienyti su
talkininkais militariskai If po-
litiSkai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
PORTUGALIJOS KABINE
TAS REZIGNAVO

Londmds, gruodzio 18 d
OficialiSki praneSta, kad vi
sas Portugalijos kabinetas re
zignavo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
LYGOS PLIANAI
NE PATVIRTINTI.

PmySiuS, gruodzio Is d.
Xxi siam laikui Perzidentas
Wilsonas dar nera iSsireiSkes
kaslink sutverimo Lygos Tau,
t,u sake pranesimas, iSleistas
Amerikos Taikos Delegacijos.
Prezidentas Wilsonas Sia-
die aplanke vyriausiq kvatic
Ira Amerikos taikos misiios
Cirllono ,otelyje su tikslu su-
sltikti su kitais delegatais il
perziureti atlikta darbq.
Visas Paryzius kalba Sia-
dien apie tai, kaip n1arsalas
Foch aplanke Prezidentq Will
soma. Visi tikejosi, kad mar
salas Foch bus pasiredes ST.
visais ,sariskais pagerbimais,
bet jis buvo paprastoj unifor-
mole be jokiu dekoraciju.
Marsalas F'och pasake Pre-
zidentui Wilsonui, kad jo at
sllankymas Francuzijon sutei
Ike didziausi paserbima Fran
cuzijai. Prezidentas atsake,
kad marSalo Foch atsilanky-
mas i Suvienytas Valstijas
suteiktu didsenl pagerbimq.
Prezidentas kalbejosi su
marsalu apie puse valandos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
MARSHALLAS ATJAUcIA
ARMENAMS.

Ne7c YorkS, gruodzio IS d.
Telegrama likosi paskelbta,
kuria vice-prezidentas Mar
shall pasiunte Amerikos Ar
menu Tautiskai Unijai. Toje
telegramoje Marshallas iSreiS
kia pasitikejimq, kad sauks-
mas Armenijos If Syrijos
prizes turku padarytas neteisy-
bes "dasieks Sirdi teisybes
zmoniu, kurie sedes Taikos
Konferencijoj."
Telegrama buvo pasiusta
gruodzio II d., kurioje uz-
reiSkiama, kad kancios Be1gi-
jos rankose vokieciu atrodc
jam nedideles, sulyginus bru-
taliskuma if nezmoniSkuma
turku prizes armenus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
BUVUSIS CARAS
GYVAS.

TdrSa0a, gruodzio 10 d.
(suvelinta). Aficierai, sugri-
ze is Sevastopolio, pasakoja,
kad motina buvusio Rusijos
caro- Mikalojaus, kuri gyve-
ma netoli Livadijos, Kryme,
gauna laiSkus kas desimta die
ma, kaip spejama, nuo buvu-
sio caro-. Tarnas buvusio ca
70 motinos pasake aficierams,
kad jis yra tikras, jog Roma
novas yra gyvas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
BOLSEVIZMO PAVOJUS
AIRIJOJ.

LondOnaS, gruodzio Is d.
Rodos kad didziausis pavoius
pasauliui dabartiniame' lake
yra bolSevizmas. Visur iis
nori iSna",-inti pamatus civil
zacijos. Paskutine vieta 10
darbayimosi yra Airija. John
Joseph O'Brien, Ibuves Su-
vienytq Falstiju kareivis ar
tilerijos il veliaus Anglijos
kariumeneje, pasillalbejime su
correspondents Z. Bell uztik-
rina, kad apie 10,000-20,O00
MARTY Amerikos I.W.W. dar-
buojasi toje sakoje, Jis pa
sake:
"Visas tas suokalbis If plia-
naVlmas yra po priedanga is
virSaus, nieko negalima ma
tyti, bet tas yra atliekama
po Airijos policistu nosimis,
bet jie negal. patemyti kas
darosi. Vyriausiais vadais
agitacijos yra keletas tarptau-
tiSkq gudruoliu, kurie nera
airiai. Daugumas is ju yra
toxic pat typo, kaip if Ru-
sijoj, kurie itrauke sail j di-
dziausia nelaime.
Jq vienatinis motyvas yra
'sukelti Salyje betvarke il NIL
versti veldzia If tada UNIT
Slneti, pleSti turtingesnius gy-
ventojus.
Niekados pirmiaus nebuvo
Airijoj tick daug kriminalis :
ky drqsuoliq, kaip dabar."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
Vsas pasauis prizes
BO|SevikuS
ReikaIauja teismo kaizeriui
Portugalijos kabinetas rezignavo
Eolsevizmo pavojus Airijoj.
Holsevizmo pavojus Airiioj.
VISAS PASAULIS
PRIZES BOLSEVIKUS.

StockholmaS, gruodzio 18d.
Kiekviena tauta pasaulyje yra
atSaukusi savus diplomats
kus atstovus is bolSevikiSkos
Ru- JOS.
Danijos legacija, paskutin6
apleidusi ta sail, laimingai pri
buvo Helsingforsan. Norvegi
jos legacijat kuri pribuvo
Christianijon panedelyje, W
pecetijo duris If langus savo
rame Petrograde prizes aplei-
slant ta sail, bet nesitikima,
kad Lenino valdininkai iSken-
tetu neapipleSe. Tiktai iran
kiai likosi palikti, visi arhcy-
val if Svarbqs dokumentai sau
giai parvezti namo.
Delegacijai teko daug nu-
kenteti prizes perejima rube-
ziaus. Rusu raudonoji gvar-
.dija is kerSto nulauze beveik
visas antspaudas nuo skryniu,
bet ;.e nedriso kq-nors pa
init is jq.
Taip vadinamos legacijos
Rnsu bolsevikq yra niekas
daugiaus, kaip propagandos
biurai.
Kada visos uzrubeines le-
gacijos apleido Rusija, Leni-
mas uzreiSke, kad jis nepri-
pains jokio skirtumo tarp
rusu piliecio If svetimSalio po
Naujq Metu. SvetimSaliai bus
taipgi imami kariumenen,
kaip if rusai If jie netures pro
gos pasiskusti pamatuodami,
kad jie turi svetimSaliu pas
portuS.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
UKRAJINOS BOLSEVIKAI
UZEME ODESSA.

LondonaS, gruodzio Is d.
Nepatvirtintos zinios, aplaiky-
tos Londone praneSa, kad O.
dessa, didelis Rusijos portas
ant Juoduju jurig, likosi uz-
imtas kariumene Petluros, ku
ris yra anti-vokiskas if sepa-
ratistas.
Petluros pasekejai platina
prokliamacijas, kuriose jie
skelbia kare Ukraj ajinos val
dziai, kapitalistams If zemes
savininkams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
Prusq Lietuva Laisva
PTusq LietuViai Atski|o nuo vokietijos.
'urI SaVo TaTyba- GaIga|aits vadovauja.
Saukia Visos Lietuvos Selma vi|niun.

| Chicagos Prusp If Ameri-
kos Prusu Lietuviai, kurie cia
PradeJo energiska darba uz
Mazosios Lietuvos susivieni-
Jima su Didziaja Lietuva, tu-
res srnagia zinia, kuomet iie
suzlnos, kad jie savo darba
pradejo beveik vienu sykiu su
savo broliais tenais, Prusu
Lietuvoje.
Stai gauname zinia. kad
Prusu Lietuva Siadien iau ne
Vokietijos dalis. j atsirnete
nuo Vokietijos. Lietuviski
Rytines Prusijos distriktai.
sudarantieji Prusu Lietuva,
nuverte vokieciu valdzia, kuri
JUGS "globojo' per l2O suvir-
sum metu if valdzia paeme
| savo rankas.
Vlenu is pirmiausip Prus;l
Lietuviu zingsnip, kaip to ir
galima buvo tiketis, buvo uz-
relskllllas, kad Prusu Lietuva
prlsldeda prize Didziosios Lie
tuvos If sius savo atstovus.
| .visos Lietuvos Selma, kuris
zada atSibuti Viinluje po Nau-
~ Metp begyje ateinaneiio
sausio menesio.
sitokias zinias praneSa Anne
rlkos Lietuviu delegatai is
SvelcarlJos, gavusie ziniu apie
tai is Lletuvos If Vokietijos.
Y praneSimas Lietuviu In
1ormaclJos Biurui Washing
tone, yra pazenklintas gruo-
dzio I diena ir skamba Sc
kanciai:
DR.. Gaigalaiciui vadovau-
Jant, Prusu lietuviai nuverte
vokieciu valdzia Tilzeje
susitvere Prusu Lietuviu Ia
ryba is septyniolikos nariu.
Vokleciu spauda pranesa, kad
sekantieji Prusu Lietuvos
mlestai yra lietuviu kontro-
leJe: Tile, Klaipeda. Insru-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
TORONTO POLICIJA
STREIKUOJA.

Toronto, Ont, gruodzio is
d.-Toronto policija siadien
apskelbe streika, kaipo protes
ia prizes policijos komisionie-
riu, kuris .paliuosavo is darbo
Is policistq. Is 500 policistp
tiktai 90 pasiliko ant vietos
If neprisidejo prize streikierill.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
REIKALAUJA TEISMO
KAIZERIUI.

WaShingtOnaS, gruodzio 18
d.-Pennsylvanijos atstovas
Darrow, republicans, ineSa
Siadien rezoliucija kongresan,
kurioje reikalaujama, kad ex-
kaizeris If kiekvienas, kuris
padejo jam perzengti teises
tautu If surengime zveriSku-
mu Sioje kareje, butu teisia-
mi if nubausti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
TALKININKAI UZIMS
BERLINA.

ParySitS, gruodzio 18 d.
Paryziaus laikrastis pranesa,
kad neoficialiSki pranesimai
dar ekzistuoja, kad Ebert -Ha-
ase valdzia praSe talkininku,
kad jie uzimtu Berlina.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
No. 22

! tbs, Darkiemis, Veluva ir Gal
dape. Jie prisivienijo prize
Didziosios Lietuvos ir sius
savo atstovus Tautos Sci
ma Vilniuje, sekamame sau-
sio menesyje."
Is sitos trumpos zinutes pa
aiskeja dar vienas siuo laiku
dldziausios svarbos dalvkas.
-butent, kad ateinanti meme
81 VllnluJe yra saukiamas Vi
SOS Lletuviu Tautos Seirnas,
kurio didziausiu darbu, be
abeJones, bus formalis apskel-
olnas vlsos Lietuvos pilnos
neprlgulmybes If nustatvnnas
fornos valdzios naujoj vies-
patlJo!j-neprigulmingoj Lie
tuvoJ. Kitais zodziais tariant.
tai bene bus Lietuvos Steigia4
masis Suvaziavirnas.
=
Pastorius Gaigalaitis girnes
Prusu Lietuvoj. Girnnaziia
baise Tilzejj, kur, apart s,,vo-
kletejusio lotyniskos kalbos
mokytojo KurSato, nebuvo nei
yleno lietuvio mokytoio.
Drauge ST. Gaigalaiciu, tarp
moklniq buvo dar vienas, gal
tai labjau lietuviu padejima
suprantantis lietuvis Kuosgal-
Wis, bet tas, gavo smegenu uz-
degina If nuo to mire.
Gaigalaitis universiteta bal
sc karaliauciuje. Baiges pro-
testoniskoS theoliogijos fakul-
teta If tapes pastorium, pasto-
riavo jis Silokarciamos, ar
Klaipedos pavieciuose. Kuo
met j lietuviai, su pagelba
vokleciu konservatyvu parla-
iSrinko, gyveno Ber-
line. Nors kaipo pastorius, jis
tarnavo Prusu valdziai, bet
visuomet lietuviams, kick bu-
vo galima, buvo prielankus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-12-19
DOKQ DARBININKAI
GAL STREIKUOS.

WdShingtonaS, gruodzio IS
d.-T. V. O'Connor, atstova,l
damas Longshoremen If Har-
Dor Boat Unija, pasake siq-
dien tautiskam kares boardu;,
kad doku darbininkai ne tik
New Yorke, bet If kituose
portuose Suvienytu Valstiju,
bus isSaukti ant streiko, jeigu
ju reikalavimai nebus ispildy-
ii.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
EAST BROOKFIELD

school the pupils presented their teacher,
Miss Rule Angel, little ivory clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
VEST BERLIN

Miss NJ L. Libbey spent Thursday in
Montpelier.
Mrs. Walter Johnson from Greenfield
Mass, is visiting her father B, s. Cove
Mrs. Florence Clark from Montpelier
visited her daughter, Catherine, at Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. L. Glines' last Sunday.
Mrs. Cove is gaining slowly at the
hospital.
c. A. Patterson and Miss A. r. Elmer.
son spent Saturday in Montpelier,
Several rom this place attended the
lecture in Mortified given by Senator
Porter H. Dale last Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Glines have re-
turned from Waterbury, where they Wis
tied their daughters recently,
Mrs H. A. StockweH was in Mortified
last Saturday.
Those who have been doing work in
the West Berlin cemetery have already
made it look much better
Geo1ge Streeter was in Montpelier
Last Saturday,
B. S. Cove and daughter Mrs. John
son, after visiting Mrs. Cove at the
Mary Fletcher hospital last Saturday,
called on Mr., and Mrs. C. f. Robinson
in their new home in Winooski, finding
them very pleasantly situated They
were sorry to learn, however. that Mr..
Robinson is stiH quite poorly in health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Favors Osteopaths for Army.


Editor, Barre Daily Times: In view
of the recent call for increasing the army
medical staff, | would like to bring te
the attention of your readers the fact
that there are 5000 physicians in our
country who are denied giving their serv-
ices. I refer to the osteopathic profes-
sion.
| am told that since the war began
over 800 osteopaths have volunteered
for service, but have been refused and
instead of being allowed to serve in the
line where they are qualified, many have
been drafted to serve in the trenches.
They do not ask to take the place of
other doctors, only to be allowed to CO.
operate, to have their applications con
sidered on the same basis as practition-
ers of other schools. The osteopath ply
sicians have been legally recognized by
legislation in A states. A bill is now
before Congress which, if passed, will
admit them to examination for profess
sional service in the army and navy
Why should the soldiers and sailors
unnecessarily be denied in the service the
professional treatments that they may
have relied upon at homer
Col Roosevelt himself publicly APP
proves of the bill and says in regard to
his son, now with our army in France,
1T would be to HIS great advantage if
he could have occasional osteopathic
treatments, and | am genuinely con.
cerned that he is unable to get them To
give osteopathic physicians the chance to
serve the army in the country as you de
sire would be very real benefit"
Readers interested in the welfare of
our boys can help the passage of this
bill by writing to our representative at
Congress.
Thanking you for space in your paper,
+. Carleton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
CORINTH

Mr.. and Mrs c. $. Smith visited a
Wallace Cha last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Heath. Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles Virgins and Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis True were at Lake Morey Thurs
day
Mrs. Rodney Childs and two grand
children are visiting in St Johnsbury
for a few days.
Mr. Copp OF Hayerhill, y H., was a
business visitor in town last week
News has been received of the death
of Mrs. Levi Wilson Of Groton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Virgins and
children visited his parents in Triton
n H., recently.
Jesse and Herbert Virgins have gone
into training camp.
DIR. Hill has gone to his home in Chel-
sea for a few days
f. J, Hutton and Lewis True were in
Chelsea and Barre saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chalmers, Ha-
eel Ladd, Nathan Carter, Mr.. and Mrs,
Wallace Chalmers, Mr. and Mrs. Van
Woodcock, Dwight Woodcock, E.eanor
Chalmers. Lawrence Chalmers and Cyrus
Hastings attended the minstrel show at
Bradford Saturday night
The school at South Corinth is quite
patriotic, having bought s4963 worth of
thrift stamps.
Special 81 wash silk waists at Alb.
bolts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
GAYSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wyman. jr., wer'
at their cottage at Lockhaven, \. H., tbs
first of the week. They were accompa
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. r w. Chapman Of
Bethel.
Miss Lora Larmie has gone TO Bethel
where she is employed at Jenneys res
taurant.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Perkins and daugh
ter, Helen, have returned from Linwood
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs !. D. Blackmer and John
Blaekmer attended the Pomona grange
meeting at Warren last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Mills spent last
Saturday in Mortified.
Mrs H, J. Costigan went to Hanover,
n H., last Friday and on the day follow.
ing was operated upon for the removal
of gallstones.
Mrs r. G. Cowdrey and daughter,
Mary, were visitors in town last satur-
day,
G. D. Trask has finished work at the
power station, and his place as night OPP
orator is taken by Thomas Dukette.
Mrs. Mary Gibson has returned 10 her
home after spending the winter with
relatives in Springfield.
Antonio Guerra has moved his family
to Waterbury, where he has employment,
John Brooks of Bristol was a business
visitor here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Ellis of East Barnard
visited at Mrs. Emma Leayitt's last
Thursday.
Mrs. ". X. Barrows Of Stockbridge
visited her daughter, Mrs. Jerry Wilson,
Thursday.
George Judkins returned on Saturday
from Boston, where he was the guest of
relatives for a few days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
KINGS MUST STAND
TOGETHER OR DIE
That Was the Gist OF Appeal Which En-
peror Charles OF Austria Made TO
King Ferdinand Of Rumania.

King Ferdinand OF kumanih.
London, May 81, Correspondence o.
the Associated Pressl "A private and Sc
eret letter written to King Ferdinand OF
Rumania by Emperor Charles OF Austria
Hungary in the latter part OF February
marked the turning point in Rumana
participation in the world war and was
one Of the deciding factors in the long
series of intrigues which eventually
broke the spirit Of the Rumanian king
Under 1his outside pressure King Fer
dinand changed from an ardent supporter
of the war against Germany into a luke.
warm and yacillating opportunist and
finally into a distinct peace advocate.
This is a time when kings must stick
together
This il the most striking sentence Of
the letter Of Emperor Charles The letter
has never been published and its ex-
stence up to this time has been known
TO only few persons outside the highest
court circles in Rumania. A summary of
its contents was communicated to the
American minister and to the Associated
Press correspondent in Jassy by a high
official who is one of the most sincere
friends of the United States in the Ru.
mania court. In intimate tones the
Austrian emperor directed the attention
of King Ferdinand TO the great danger
for all monarchial institutions from the
wave of socialism which was sweeping
eastern Europe. He drew a heart felt
picture of the danger to Austria from
the spread of Bolshevism across the
Russian border and declared the Ruman-
ian dynasty was in equal danger from
the same cource.
Emperor Charles pleaded with King
Ferdinand to join with other monarehies
in Europe and promised that if Ferdinand
would abandon the allies, Germany and
Austria would support him in retaining
his throne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
WILLIAHSTOWN

A good congregational was present in
the Methodist church Sunday evening
at the patriotic service held there. FIX
cellent addresses were given by March
Nj. Wilson of Randolph and r. A. How
land of Montpelier, the main topics be-
ing food conservation, child welfare and
the war savings stamps campaign,
Keep the Home Fires Burning, sung
by Richard Jeffords, and Hail to the
Flag" by the mems chorus. added inter-
est and inspiration to the gathering
Women's committees on food conserva-
ton and child welfare will be formed
soon under direction of Mrs. Musette
A. Seayer, and DR.. G. F. Robinson is al
ready at work as chairman of the saw
ings stamp campaign committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11

Special 81 wash silk waists at A
bolts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11

If Vermont had good water connection
with the New York barge canal system
at the present time there would prob
ably be great relief of the coal situation
in Vermont A measure now before Con-
gress plans to add 100000 appropria-
ton to the project for Strengthening the
neck of Lake Champlain near Fort III.
conderoga and it is to be hoped that the
measure will be adopted so that the pre-.
liminary work of preparing the water
route can be carried out