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vieron los rebeldes para cometer es,
tos atentados.
Ell 80 de JUNO, ell mismo general
Hernandez comunico Ia captura de
IN nuclo de cuarenta de los asal,
tantes al pueblo de referencia, y or
demo ell Executive fueran puestcs TO-
dos a disposition de las autoridades
judiciales correspondientes, para 81
castigo.
En- los demas Estados de la Repu-
blica, donde todavia Sc encuentran
algunas partidas de bandoleros, Sc
esta consiguiendo rapidamente su ex-
terminio Y TODD hace esperar que en-
breve Sc obtendra Ia complete paci-
ficaci6n del pals.
La parte administrative ha sido
despachada por conducto del c. ge-
neral de brigada Juan Jose Rios,
Official Mayor Encargado del Des-
pacho. h~abiendose tramitado 527,12S
%asuntos.
En- la actualidad ell Ejercito cuen-
ia cen 10 generates de division, So de
brigada. 204 brigadieres, 2,617 jefes
V l2,493 ~oficiales; o estos elemen-
tos Sc form6 ell Escalafon General
del Ejercito, donde han quedado, con
las anotaciones del case, todos los
expresados. con las aclaraciones CO.
Responsiveness de los que tienen va
su grade reconocido Y de los que, por
no haber sido suficiente el tempo a
las Comisines Revisadoras de Hojas
de Servicios, estdn p~endientes v, poT
consiguiente, del reconocimiento del
grade que ostentan. Sc continuan las
labores scbre la matcria para formar
"a totalidad de los grades que deben
r~econocerse.
Sc han remitido al Senado para Ia
confirmation. los expedientes de 36
generates. 6 capitanes de Navio Y 80
c~oroneles, estando por remitirse o.
tros eXpediences.
Deseandose Ia completa organiza-
ci6n, moralizacion Y discipline del
Ej6rcito, sc han tornado varias CO.
misiones Inspectors, a cargo de ciu-
dadanos generates Y ~cororeles de re-
conocida honorabilidad, q~uienes Sc
encargan de revisar periodicamente
las corporaciones con ell fin de obser-
var las irregularidades, lograndose
los resultados que Sc d~escaban. pues
q la fecha no Sc han presentado va
ningunas Quejas.
Una comisi6n del Departamento de
Estado Mayor fue al puerto de We
racruz a dar la bien venida Y accom-
panar a esta capital a los marines
a~rgentinos del "Pueyrredon'', que CO.
mo una muestra de afecto Y frater-
nidad a Mexico, ell Gobierno de aquel
pals latino los envio para que toma-
ran parte en- las fiestas patrias de
saptiembre del ano proximo pasado,
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:: Fl MENSAJE A CONCRESO De "A UNION:

Teniendose en- Cuenta a todos los
nlicnbros del Eierclto que Sc han in
utilizado eli accicres de guerra Y a
los deudos de los cue han muerto en
campana, Sc d:eron las ordenes CO.
rrespondientcs para que fueran reva-
lidadas todas aquellas pensiones que
habian sida dadas en- e. periodic pre-
constitutional y que han comprobado
dGhidamentc tener deTecho q elias.
a~scendiendo estas d un total de 1926;
Sc han concedido eli ell lapse de ITEM
po QUE comprandc este Informe, 23+
y fueron canoe sdas, por no haberse
ccmprobado iebiGamente, 2S5. Tan.
bien Sc han cuntedido 1S9 ~retiros a
&C. jefes, oficla!es Y tropa, que So
han inutilizado Ell acciones de gu2-
ira: Sc diercr il 1ctiros a &C. gene
rales Y jefes del cxtinto Ejercito Fe-
.deral, que han prestado sus ser1I-
cics por mas de %, 50, 35, 40 Y 20
amos Y que han Observable, ademas
una conducta digna.
(Con-inrarsl
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SOBRE LA EJECUCION DEL GE.
NERAL ALVAREZ

e. ex-general federal Franciso de
?. Alvarez fue juzgado por W Con-
sejo de Guerra spmarisimo, en- la pla-
"a de Veracruz, Y sentenciado a Ia
pena de muerte, la cual Sc execute
ell dia q del mismo abril, a las 11.50
p. m.
Por m6ritos en- Ia accion mencio-
NADIA, acord6 Ell Executive de Ia Ma
ci6n que fueran assemblies al grade
Immediate superior, los generates bri-
gadieres Francisco L. Urquizo Y Qua
dalupe SANCHEZ, Y t~eniente coronel
Pedro Gonzalez. Ademas, el propio
Executive acord6 una qualification
de cincuenta mil pesos a los jefes,
oficialeS Y soldados que omaron par
te en- esta acci6n de armas.
Con fecha Is de noviembre del aho
pasado. rindi6 parte el extinto gene
raj Fernando DaviIa, de que el dia II
del propio mes y en- el pueblo de Pu-
reparo. Estado de Michoacan, mUrio
el bandolero Jose Ines Chavez Gar
cia, a c~onsecuencia de Ia Influenza
espanola. a Ia falta de este cabecilla
contribuy6 CT mucho q que Sc SON
siguiera ia paciticaci6n del Estado.
E. II de JUNO de este ano, comu-
nic6 el general Juan J!me2ez Men
de- haberse comprobado plenamente
Ia muerte del cabecilla jose Ines Da-
villa, uue Sc titulaba Gobernador del
Estado de Oaxaca, acaecida el 81 de
mayo, en- combate librado entire fuer-
a del c;tado general Y ell cabacilla
aludido.
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PRISON DEL GENERAL MO-
RELOS Z.ARAGCZA

e IS de diciembre del ano pasado,
do parte eI general Alfredo Ricaut
de que e. captain primero Jose Ma
ria Vargas. en- combate sostenido
contra e. eX-gener2l federal Ignacio
Morelos Zaragoza Y q cabecilla Fran
cisco Gutierrez, en- eI Estado de Nue.
vo Leon, habia caido prisionero e.
primero. ' Sc recogieron a los rebel,
des cinco cabal!os ensil!ados, un maui
sser Y una carabins $3.50. Sc dis,
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SD q z 60 q q q q g q r. e d q q e "a
u PRECIOS DEL ORC o PLATA q
Il MEXICANA, ENTREGANDOLA -
@ NOSOTROS POR NUESTRA -
= CUENTA Y RIESGO EN- QUAIL
ID OUIERA POBLACION, HACIEN-
I'd DA o RANCHO DE LA REPUBLI-
" CA MEXICANA. ESCRIBANOS FL
Id DIENDO Ell NOMBRE DE NUES-
~ TRIO AGENTE PAGADOR EN- Ell
u PUEBLO DONDE RESIDA SU FA-
MILlA. -
"a 2 q g 7. q u q N % 3 . q q = q ~
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ex-general habia obtenido el titulo
de SeguHdo Jefe del llamado Ejercito
Reorganization Nacional y duro soda
mente veintid6s dias en- accion, pues
desenbarc6 apenas Ell % de mario en-
playas meXicanas, procedente Ie Ia
Habana.
e. encuentro tuvo lugar en- Cha
vaxtla, V~eracruz, Y manifesto ell ST.
parte militar el general Sanchez, que
ell triunfo Sc debio eSpecialmente al
teniente ~coronel Pedro Gonzalez.
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LA MUERTE DE EMILIANO IA
PATA.

e. y de abril rindi6 parte el c.
general de division Pablo Gonzalez,
de Cuautla. Morelos, de cue el 10 del
mismo libraron rudo combate las
fuerzas del Gobierno al r2ando del
cororel JESUS Guajardo, con los "a
patistas. en- IA hacienda de Chiname-
ca. del mlsmo Estado. Y mUrio el
cabecina Erniliano Zapata, asi como
los llamadoS generates Feliciano
Palacios, ~secretario de Zapata; Zefe-
rino Ortega, Gil Munoz, Castrej6n Y
el ~":coronel' Lucio Labastida, habien-
do resultado herido el - ella Jc-
sus Capistran. Por me. en- ezta
accior fus ascendido al grade iamc-
diato el ~coronel Jesus Guajardo, '
el Executive -acord6 que Sc diera una
qualification de cincuenta mil pesos
a los jefes y oficiales que tomaron
parre en- ella.
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(CONTINUA)

Las operacioneS militares en Ell
Norte han continuado con TODD ext
10 Y ahora Va solo existen Ell aquel
Esstado partidas sin ninguna impor-
tancia, batidas constantemente por
las fuerzas dc la zona. Muy eficaz
mente ma contribuido q ella ell servi-
clio de aviacion, oportunamente en-
viado al Norte, como Sc deduce de les
distintos parties rendidos a esta Pre-
sidencia por el general Dieguez, en-
eIogio de tan ~valioso contingente.
Asegura este jefe cue 81 Sc lie en-
viara mayor nimero de aviones po-
dria garantizar Ia comp'eta pacifica-
ci6n del Estado de Chihuahua para
fines del presente ano.
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DISCURSOS

AlocRciores. poesias. cIrcas taniiia-
res. anorosas. de duelO = de negocios.
articulos. etc. necesi-2=a I'd haeer
frecueatenente en- 81 vida social. :
81 no sabe haee-Io, taItara 0 Sc pon-
d-a en- verEuea=a. Cuaado necesite
slso de clio. pidaio 4 Don Placido Bill
hao, 10 Menchaca Street. san Anto-
Mo. Texas. Discusses eX-ensos. $500:
Discusses breves. $500: C&ras. Sl.Oo-
Escri;os de todas classes = Prec!os
eonvencionRles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
RIPPING RHYMES
BY Walt Mason
WAR BOOKS.

I'm tired Of your stories Of sorrow, of bones and he'll
NETS Of tin, and so | am going to borrow a book that will
kick up a grin. Perhaps you will say | am calous, a hard
hearted fellow, indeed, on seeing me breaking a galus
to find something funny to read. But | am so tired of
the trenches, of charges and bugles and horns! "A book
on such topics just wrenches my system clear down to my
corns. I'm tired Of the kings and the colonies, I'm tired
OF the traitor and spy; Pm sick of the translated journals
winch harrow my soul till cry I've sighed till I'm weary
of signing, I've wept till I'm weary of brine: and so. all
conventions defying, | ask for some humor in mine. The
years have been slow and distressing, the sad years of
sorrow and wrong; to laugh is Joy and a blessing, when
we have been solemn so long. The most of the warbooks
are lemons, they're bloody and gloomy and vain; so hand
me some stories by Clemens, who's known to the rabble as
Twain, And even old Joshua Billings, or Artemus Charlie
Brown Ward, are better than stories of killings. and
corpses heaped up by the cord. I've wept till my weeper
Is weary, I've sobbed till my sobber is sore; so lend me a
book that is CHEEKY, that isn't all sticky with gore.
BI9HTfBB9HHB
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
THE PROMOTERS WIFE
BY JANE PHELPS

you. They minated that you were toe
highbrow for them. Nothing against
you surely, he smiled, "rather in your
favor"
"Please tell me if there was any.
thing-if you heard anything l should
know. | an sure Lorraine was mis-
taken, that Mr.. Powers must have lis
tened to some man who is Jealous of
Neil's success. He is very young, and
has gone ahead Of many much older
in a business way. | am positively con
WINGED he has done nothing wrong
at least eithQr Intentionally or know
ingly,"
"Your faith is-well, is what might
be expected Of you. But | am afraid I
shall have to hurt you. l am a plain
man you know, ! never learned to cam.
outage my words. But ever if / nurt
you | shall also help you-if l can.
before it is possible to help you know"
felt myself trembling. growing
faint and weak with apprehension.
What had he found out9 What had
Neil done
"Please tell me everything you
know"
DWELL, in the first place, Mr.. Forbes
DOES know that some of his schemes
will not stand daylight. Not all Of
them Of course. Conner aud Tearle are
men absolutely devoid Of conscience.
They are the kind who would take the
last penny a widow or orphan had and
give them a fancy engraved certificate
for it-and that is all they would give.
No one can have them as associates
and not have straight business men
afraid Of them"
"But l thought they put in money
themselves-into things like Mr.. Scott
and others"
ono, they are promoters pure and
simple. Their job is to get the other
fellow = money. Fellows like Scott and
Thompson, another rich man they have
on the string. Both Scott and Thomp-
son are fond Of women, and are gam
blers. That is why they are easily dup
ed. The women are provided, also the
game. 1t sounds raw as | tell II. But as
/ told you ! cannot eamouflage words
The food is excellent, as well as the
wine. But the servants in that house
must talk. Although Mrs. Orion assur
ed me they did not"
"What do you think Of Mrs. Or
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MR.. FREDERICK AGAIN ARoUSEs
BARBARA'S DISTRUST.
CHAPTER LXXIII.

tAAEi ain LA4NiIls
1 hurried down to greet my guest. /
thought l detected q look of something
very near pity in his eyes, a hating in
his speech and manner unusual to him.
| wanted to ask: "What do you know
Did you 60 to Blanche orion 50" In.
stead of which | used the trite greet.
ing of society:
Good morning, Mr.. Frederick This
is so good Of you TO give me so much
of your time. | know you are a busy
man, and seldom in New York, offer.
ing my hand.
at is a great pleasure to be allow.
ed to see you-.hc greatest 1 have
he replied as he released my hand.
For q moment we both seemed ton
gue-tied, Then with his usual straight
forward almost bbrusque manner he
said:
~ dined with Mr.. Forbers last night
lat Mrs. Ogton's, scott was there and
"Ies-what othersl Any one |
know9'' | asked eagerly when he paus-
ed a moment.
'erhat | do not know. Some of them
| hope you do not claim as a%equuin-
t%anecs. Ii was quite a large party.
Andi'-
"Were thore any other women there
beside Mrs. Orton?'' Something in his
manner had aroused my suspicious.
eyes, two olhors. Very charming
women, very beautifully dressed but
not your sort at all-uot Mr.. Forbes
sort either. You have no reason 10 be
distressed upon that score. They we're
invited, I imagine. to help ENTERTAIN
and Lane perhaps Scott, al.
though he paid them very little at.
t%ention. Then there was Connor and
"Counor-Tearle-do | know thcm9
Their anne sound familiarl"
81 don't think you have met them
in fact / am sure from something
thai was said that you have not. You
may have heard your husband mention
"Do you mind telling me what was
said To lead YOU TO think I did not
thcml" He flushed before he
answered:
81 do mind, yet / think I will tell
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per hand in 1914. During the first months of the war
Erzberger was asked to recommend some points which
Germany should include in the treaty to be offered the
Allies when Paris had been taken" Here are a few of
his suggestions:
Reimbursement of Germany for all war damages and
all state debts, eighty per cent of which were due to army
and navy expenses.
Payment of a $1,OOO,OOO,OOO pension fund by the
Allies.
Restoration Of all commercial cables and stations COM
Wandered by the Allies following the outbreak of the
war
Payment of rewards to victorious generals for excep-
tional services.
Payment of funds by the Allies to improve living
conditions in Germany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
ERZBERGER THEN--AND NOW.

What a difference being the upper or under dog
makes in the reasoning of some people. Today Matthias
Erzberger, member of the German armistice mmissio
is declaring that there is a great danger Of the Germans
refusing the peace terms on the ground that they are I'M
justly harsh and severe, in fact, he has expressed himself
as opposed to accepting a peace such as the Paris confer
ence is preparing.
Without taking into consideration our own views as
to what terms would be deserving for nation that threw
practically the entire civilized world into bloody warfare,
it is interesting to review what Erzberger had in mind
as peace terms for the allies when Germany had the up
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
A REAL SKY ROCKET.

One reason why we should all fix our eyes earnestly
upon the peace conference is that one good American
sang the Star Spangled Banner so much during the war
that even in his sleep he dreamed of the rockets red
glare" and has finally perfected a rocket which has an
altitude range Of 20 miles and a distance range of 200.
1t is said to be the most efficient rocket ever develop
ed. No cannon is required to fire it any more than one
of the Fourth of July kind, and it carries explosives
enough to make big Bertha" look like a child's toy.
1t is high time we were done with war Yes, 20 miles
is too high.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

of the program for the Northwest Peace
Jubilee here the week of July 4, the
"Battle of the Argonne" will be repro.
duced at the Tacoma speedway with
1900 soldiers from Camp Lewis.
The battle will be in mature of
ITS and will be shown for two days
July 3 and July 5. The auto races are
on the Fourth.
Colonel Harvey j. Miller, of the First
infantry, will have charge OF the men
and the plan Of action will be worked
out by five officers, all of whom have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
seen action in France.

Some of the features promised in the
spectacle will be a charge lover the
top; barrage fire by eamouflaged ar
%tillery an observation balloon and an
aeroplane; machine gun fire and clean
ing out machine gun nests; amDulances
taking back the wounded" and all tho
outstanding features of modern warfare
including a smoke cloud.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

toni" Would he tell me the truth, what
he thought Of hen connection with
Neil
(Tomorrow-A Confidential Conver-
sation,)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
~ Dr.. CGLdtDeW~
OYRUP pEPSIN
The Perfect 81 Laxative
DR.. CaIdweN'.
PRICE AS ALWAYS

In spite Of greatly increased laboratory costs due
20 the War, by sacrificing profits and absorbing war
taxes We have maintained the price at which lhis
Family laxative has been sold BY druggists for the past
o years. Two sizes-5Qc and Sl.00.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Nelson j. Cochran, who crossed the
plains to Oregon in 1s47, is dead at
Brownsville.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Salem went over the top first of any city in the state.
such a slow old capital city!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
FREE

II you have never used DR.. CaldweI's Syrup
Pepsin send for a free trial bottle to DR.. w. q. Caldwell,
babies at home, ask for q COPY Of Or caldweiPs book.
THE Care Of Baby"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

With the return of Springtime comes the perennial
rumOr that Jess Willard will fight again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Someone has said that it takes a woman to make a
man realize how small he really is. Wonder if the Fam
GUS Thirty-seyen" senators have yet heard from the
passed a resolution endorsing the League of Nations and
recommending that criticism Of the league be withheld
until after the peace delegates have completed their work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
Battle Of The ArgOnne"
To Be Reproduced Before
Tacoma Crowds July 4

Tacoma, Wash, April 1S.-As a part
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

What's in a name? Among the Wild Westerners who
have returned to the United States from the battle fields
OF France during the past week was one officer upon
whose sleeve appeared nine wound stripes. His a was
James Fortune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

The fact that our quota of the Victory loan has been
does not make it 2ny less the duty of our
people to take their share in the loan. Those who have the
money to do so should come forward without solicitation
and loan it to their government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

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FRIDAY EVENING
April IS, 1919
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-12

papers were completed so that now he
reports to Mr.. Lackey.
w. H. Jeffrey left this morning for the
southern part of the state, after which
he will visit several charity boards in
different states.
The Elks realized substantial sum
from the recent entertainment given by
them, Of which the Salvation Army will
receive about S6s.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w, Bailey of Chicago
are visiting here.
Adiutant General H. 7. johnson was
in Mortified to-day attending the COM
mencement of Norwich university. 1t
was expected Governor Clement would
also be present.
Secretary of State Harvey A. Black
was in Burlington to-day
Governor Clement has appointed as
justice Of the peace in Colchester, w. H.
Muson in place Of d. f. 0'Sulliyan, who
recently died.
James Il. Mooney Of Burlington has
settled his account in probate court as
guardian Of Lawrence A. and Ralph w.
Lafayette, minors, who formerly lived in
Woodbury., now i'll Burlington, and who
have reached their majority Mrs. Sarah
Bradbury of Barre City has been ap.
pointed Administrative Of the estate Of
Romano Bradbury, late of Barre City.
In county court the suit of James
Leffel and company vs. the Vermont and
Queen Power company and Charles II.
Thompson has been filed, with the town
of Richford as trustee. The suit is to
recover the face Of $3.50 note with in
terest, the total amounting to about
1000.
Mrs. Patrick Kane, who has lived with
Mrs. John Burger, her daughter, for
many years, died during the night of
the breaking down of advanced age. She
was about so years Of age. With her
family she lived for great many years
on farm in East Montpelier, but about
30 years ago came to Montpelier to live.
She leaves her daughter and one son,
John Kane. The funeral will take place
Friday morning from St Augustinc's
church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-12
TOTE ROAD THROUGH NOTCH"
Until the Highway Can Be Constructed
All the Way.

s. B. Bates, state highway commits
sioner, placed A. j. Sargent of Eden in
charge Of the construction of the road
on the northerly side Of Smugglers
Notch, and it is proposed fthis year to
construct the road from the spot where
it was left last fall to the twin bridges
on the Cambridge side of the noun
tain. A tote road will be built from
Morse's mills to the twin bridges and
then right Of way will be cut up the
mountain to join with the road which
was completed last fall This will com
plete right Of way 80 that people want
ing to visit that beauty spot in Yer
mont can do so, going over part Of the
Notch on foot, until the automobile
road can be completed
The state engineer was out to-day
looking over some proposed federal road
projects. Federal project number four
in Salisbury has been commenced This
is piece Of road Ia miles long with
gravel surface and stone base; and
project number eight, which is between
Hardwick and Craftsbury has been com
menced. This is l,25 miles long and is
gravel piece Of road
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-12

v Special communication of
& Granite lodge, No. 80, +. and A.
ia NJ, Friday, June ID, at p. m.
IN Work. NJ, NJ. degree. Per or
YGp der w. M.
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BIDS WANTED

Whereas, the late Ira c. Calef of Washing
ton, Vt, left money to build a library build
ing in said Washington village.
Therefore, we, the selectmen and library
trustees Of said town, will receive scaled bids
for the building of said library and grading
OF said library grounds. Said bids TO be re-
ceived not later than June 81 A. d. 1919, at
o'clock p. M Plans and specifications OF
said building can be seen at VIM. g. Rogers
Washington, VT and said selectmen and
trustees hereby reserve the right to reject any
or all bids
Washington, VT, June IL. 1919.
WIN. G. ROGERS.
Nj. w. CHAMBERLIN
L. w. SEAVER,
Building Committee
fBts
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Band Concert at Montpelier.

Program of concert to be given at
Montpelier by the Montpelier Military
band Thursday evening, June IL, at s
o'clock.
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in weak back. Now he is studying
architectural drafting, and will have a
business of his own some day, Anoth.
er boy who had never been anything
more than factory clerk, completely
lost his hearing after an attack Of spinal
meningitis. 1t was discovered that he
possessed quite an aptitude for applied
chemistry, so after he completes his
course in lip reading this talent is to
be developed through a suitable course.
The principle aim Of all training is the
job, and reeducation is getting results.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-12
AN ATTACK EXPECTED.
By Gen. Angeles Forces, Which Are Near
TuaTez

,Juarez, June l2.-With the advance
guard of General Angeles rebel force re-
ported only 16 miles east of Juarez, the
federal garrison here was prepared for
an attack to-day.
Shortly after midnight American sue
toms officials heard shots.
Many civilians have moved across the
river to El Paso.