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TllK. BAKKK DAILY T1MKS, HAJtTtK, VT.. TllUJCSDAV, X jUCHMlfUlt 31, 1U
WAGING A
NEW FIGHT
Vermont Democrats Oppose
President Wilson on
Patronage
THE IiUJK DEVILS
OF INDIGESTION
r ( ... ,,,m I.v DvH-pcii-lrts, the Him
nli' i.iv,.,.mi' dii.""Mve tablets, ovul,
i.mi i m-cnurcd by C ! Hoot)
(V. I II Mil "B,
They e- Hi'" ln"Ht Kr,ltif.Yintf rf,ipf
in Hour m.'ihiu'Ii, distress after eating
holchin., iHia. Imh it l)iirn. etc. IVr-
fcctly si'.f-. perfectly r.liablc, perfectly
free from i aunties.
One or n" crushed in the mouth Rtnl
swallowed slowly- that's all. You'll not
think of your Hlomai'li again. Try them.
'1'i'M or t' "lv livo rents or a dollar.
Advt.
OPPOSE BRATTLEBORO
P. 0. APPOINTMENT
CAKItAXZA GIVES
MEXICO LIBERAL
DIVORCE LAW
"Overriding the Will of the
Vermont State Demo
cratic Committee"
Washington. I'ec. 31. Senator O't'ior
man of New York yesterday asked Sen
ator Mnrtino of Kew Jersey, who is I
member of the Senate postofliee and post
roads committee, to hold up the con
lirnuition of Major Childs, nominated for
postmaster of Brattleboro, Vt.
Senator O'Ciorman was asked by Con
servation Commissioner John I). Moore,
of Albany, X. Y.. to take, this aetion,
there being no Demoeratie congressman
from Vermont to speak for the voters.
Mr. Moore charges Postmaster General
Burleson with over-riding the will of the
Vermont state Democratic committee.
"Burleson recently wrote to State
Chairman Kennedy of Vermont, Mr.
Moore told Senator O'Gorman, 'that lie
would recommend whomever the state
ommittee would indorse after all candi
dates hail agreed to abide by the com
mittee's decision and had appeared be
fore the committee. Moran got 11 votes
anil Childs three. The committee then
indorsed Moran unanimously and sent
his name to Washington. Nevertheless,
Childs was appointed."
Senator Mnrtino will have action on
the nomination of Major Childs post
poned until the people of Itrattleboro
have an opportunity to lie heard.
F.wing C. Bland appointed 1'nited j
States marshal for the western district
ol Missouri, is here to see the president.
He has announced that, despite the pro
test against his confirmation by Senators
Heed and Stone, he will stay in the con
test to the finish, lie will ask the presi
dent to stand by him.
Senator Heed, after a talk with Bland,
announced that he would oppose the
nomination without delay.
The Vera Cruze Populace are Delight
ed at the
Order.
Vera Cru.', Dec. HI. The populace has
received with marked signs of pleasure.
Carranza's prmmilgation of a divorce
law to be ehVlive immediately. It es
tablishes niiitrimoniul dissolution after
three years it lioth parties so desire or
at any time t r causes winch make im
possible or nude- ired the realization of
matrimonial intentions or on account of
grave fault- of cither one which make
impossible further combined happiness.
The governors of the states are em
powered to "l int divorces until constitu
tional' government is established. The
document pi.-.ntej by the first chief is
very argumentative.
GIVE UP FIGHT
FOR PRZEMYSL
Austrian Stronghold Can't
Be Relieved Now,
Says Vienna
ARMIES TO HOLD
HUNGARIAN LINE
Rout Denied by Foreign Of
fice, Admits Russian
Success
KARRE DRUGGISTS
HAVE VALUABLE AGENCY
TWO NEW INDOOR RECORDS.
In 220-Yard Dash and Standing Broad
Jump.
New York. I c. ."10. Two records were
broken and it third equalled at the Na
tional Junior Indoor Amateur Athletic
union champion-dup games in Brook
lyn last night. K. 1). Muurer, N. Y. A. C,
won the 22-;ud dash in 23 l-.ri clipping
one-fifth of a eeond from the record
made by Tom L tiiiou of this city last
year. W. U. Taylor. Illinois A. ('., won
the standing hioad jump distance 10
feet 8 inches-, or live inches better than
the record of K. V. Uttaucr of Colum
bia last year !. S. Trenliolm, Dart
mouth, coven d the tin-yard hurdle in
K 3-5 seconds, the record time set last
year by Ike lovell of the Illinois A. C.
The point cliiiirpiunsliip was won by
the New York A. ('.. .'!-! Irish American
A. C, HeeoniK 1-. I'urtmouth and Bronx
Church House fed for third place with
8 points.
LABOR LAW WORKS WELL.
Connecticut Compensation Statute "in
the Main Satisfactory."
Hartford, (.tin.. Dec. .'II. Operation
Vienna, Pec. 31. The chief cause for
regret in the recall of the Austrian forces
to southern Galicia in that the movement
to relievo l'rzeniysl has been almndoned,
was the statement of the war oflice is
sued yesterday.
Kmphatic denial Mas made that the
Austrian armies have been completely
routed. It is frankly admitted that the
armies have been forced to withdraw,
but this action, the statement says, was
due to the throwing of enormous num
bers of reinforcements into the main
army which had been contesting south
ern Galicia in company with the Hun
garian army which crossed the Carpathians.
The official report declare this army
has been withdrawn in good order, bring
ing back its entire artillery and trans
port. The losses have been heavy, but
not out of proportion to the men en-
aged. 1
lit thp northern sections the Austrian
lines are intact, the war office claims
There has been a withdrawal at a num
ber of points to straighten out the battle
line, but at no point has there been any
general retreat.
The Austrian continue to hold the
main line of trenches on the Srornnik-Sorliee-.Jsbliska
front, according to the
latest reports available here. It is de
nied here that the Kussians have re
sumed their movement against Cracow.
Jn the Balkan theatre of war the offi
cial statement says there has been re
newed activity, especially on the part of
the Montenegrins. They have repeated
ly attacked Trebinje, but in every in
stance have been repulsed with heavy
losses. The Montenegrins are still bom
barding the Austrian positions at Krie
voxije. but with little real result.
London, Dec. 31. Austrian failure in
Galieia. the rout of 17"i.0on men, driven
A GOOD COMPLEXION ADDS CHARM
TO ANY WOMAN -
Will
Searer't Laxative Tonic Tablets
Produce Good Complexions
Among the many charms for which
women am especially noted, not one of
them i so quickly recognized and ad
mired as a good complexion.
Kvery woman, regardless of the sta
tion she muy occupy in society, owes it
to herself, as well us her associates, to
properly safeguard the beauties with
which nature has endowed her.
The inactivity of the liver and bowels
is the direct cause of pimples, sallow-
less, mrdily akin, and the many other
blemishes common to a poor complexion.
ULMCI.'D'u f AVATIUB- TmlC TAIL
i'uti i.jvn trn k I 1 II liliu A tii-
I.ETS are largely composed of dan
delion, and any physician will tell you
mere is noining ix-ucr to create
healthy condition of the skin and com.
plexion. A 25-eent package of thesi:
tablet contains enough of the remedy
for a fair trial, and your money will
be cheerfully refunded by Red Cross
l'harmacv. Frank Roark. or 8. C. Voodrv
- ...
& Co., if you are not greatly benefited
by their use.
Do not delay, but give KEAVKK
LAXATIVK TONIC TABLETS a fair
trial and you will agree that all our
claims are absolutely true, Advt,
WANTED,
A MANAGER
A Man to Re-elect Wilson Is!
Sought by the Democrats
of the workmen's compensation law in i hack through the Carpathians, and the
Cummings & Lew is, druggists. 54 No.
Main street, have the Barre agency fur
the simple mixture of buckthorn bark,' ineapacftnte tl
glycerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka, the jail, the report
remedy which became famous by curing
appendicitis. This simple remedy has
powerful action awl drains such surpris
ing amounts of idd mutter from the body
that Jl'ST ONK DOSE relieves sour
stomach, gas on the stomach ami consti
pation almost IMM KDIATF.LY. The
yl'K'K action of Adlor-i-ka is astonish
ing. Advt.
Connecticut diirinu the first ten months
of existence has lieeii "in the main satis
factory" accordniL' to the report of the
compensation i ommissioiicr's made to the
governor vest-Hay. During the ten
months IS ft.)'.' ai-eidents have been re
ported to the commissioners. A great
manv of the ae.-nlents. however did not
employee from labor at
or if at all. for pe-
ri'sls of less Cm two weeks. The num
1st of ri.grcetn.-i;ts in the matter of com
pensation ree, voluntarily 1s t ween
capture of at least 50,0(10 men, has
opened the way for another Russian ad
vance in accordance with the strategio
plan of the Grand Duke Nicholas. Kven
Berlin's official statement is a frank ad
mission of Russian superiority on the
southern battle front and practically
amounts to a warning to Germany to ex
pcet a new Russian offensive. '
This is the official communication of
the German war office;
"The Russians have strengthened their
forces opposing the Austrian in Galicia,
the employer an i employee and approved j and the bitter, it is understood, will be
compelled to make new dispositions,
which will require some time. Ixcal
military experts are making attempts to
picture Russia's occupation of the line of
Krosno-.laslo as being no real gain for
by trie comnn., oners ot flic district in
which it occurred was 3.444. while the
number of aet iil henrinps where a for
mal finding and award was made to
talled B'i.
QQQB3BBESSSBB3
Russell's Bef ore-Inventory Pack
age Sale, Saturday, January 2
at 9 A. M. We Will I'luce on Sale in Our Windows
700 Packages at 25c each
Every Package Contain.- ;.t Least a -5c Useful Article
Some Special Inducements to Go at 25c Each
1 $4.50 Desk Set
1 $10.00 Parisian hory Toilet Set
$5 box Apollo Chn -.dates
2$I.n5 Hot Water littles
r,1.00 Hot Water littles
1 $1.00 Mumc Pol'
25 r0c Poxes Stat! r.cry
1 Leather Tourist Writing Cabinet, $3.75
1 leather Tourist ' Writing Cabinet, $1.73
C Children's Hand l:,, retailing at 75c
Ladies' Vanity t ks n tailing at $1.00
3 $1.75 Poxes Ch latrs
r.icure Set, $3.25
r tailing at $1.00
the Russians, but on the contrary as
weakening their position. This view,
however, ia considered too optimistic, and
the fact must bo faced that the extreme
left wing of the Kussians is proving it
self superior to its opponents. The pres
ent action of the Russians in strengthen
ing their forces there is due to their real
ization of what an encircling of their
flank in Galicia would signify."
At the same time the German rush on
Warsaw has collapsed, according to tin
announcement of the Russian general
stuff and the Grand Duk ! Nicholas lias
begun an attack all along the line in Po
land. This report says tho Germans
have been driven from positions west of
Warsaw on the Itzura and Rawka rivers.
That the Russians are on the offensive
in western Galicia is admitted by the
Austrian staff. The latest statement is
ti the effect that the arrival of Russian
reinforcements made it necessary for the
Austrian to withdraw. Tetrograd i.iain-
tains that the Austrian are in disor
dered flight in the Carpathians.
I'ttrograd, Dec. ,'fl.--The latest state
ment issued by the Russian war office
shows that Marshal von Hindenburg's
armies in Poland reflect the Austrian
disaster in south Poland and Gulicia and
that the Russians have been quick to
seize the advantages wherever offered. An
unofficial report says that the Germans
have sacrificed one-eighth of their- army
in the second invasion of Poland, which
is about to be rolled back.
Between the Pilica and the upper
reachea of the Vistula an Austrn-German
attack has ceased. The Russians arc
sweeping back the enemy on both sides
of the istula on the front from Opatnw
across the Hiala river to ISipez. In eight
lavs of fighting in this region the Rus
sians took prisoners 200 officers, 13,000
men and 40 Maxim guns.
The retreat of the Austnana along the
Lisko-Sanok-Dukla-ZmigTod front Is
coming more and more disorderly. The
forces in flight are numbered unofficially
at alswt 17.",tK)0, Owing to the nature
of the country, the chances favor the
escape of the greater part of these men
The columns are retiring through the
narrow psases of the (. arpathians, which
are inaccessible to the Kussians both on
account of the weather and the rugged
character of the terrain. Tue Russians
are pressing them bard, however, and the
large mimlier of prisoners captured dailv
indicates that the Austrian rear guards
are not offering a very determined re
sistance. The Russian official statement follows:
"Yesterday there was only inconsider
able fighting between the lower Vistula
nd the Pilitza. The Germans evacuated
their trenche on the right bank of the
Rzura. near the village of Misi.evice, and
retired to the left bank.
"On the Ravka our heavy artillery suc
cessfully engaged numerous German bat
teries of large calibre. In the region of
Piolimow our attaeks alternated with
those of the Germans, which were of a
partial character. The enemy, who had
captured an intrenchment near the vil
lage of Suinino, waa dislodged by a
counter attack, In the course of which
ne captured some machine guns and
prisoners.
"Ret wren the Pilita and the upper
istula there were only artiM"ry engage
ments. "We made progress on both wings ;n
an attack on a (rfrnun redoubt south of
Itiowlod. We captured three machine
gun.
"Our froop were rcry successful in
I crossing the lower Nida and carrying by
axmult the village of Starokrrerin and
Vetiislaviee. whi.h were strongly forti
fied. In this lighting we ptnr 0
Austrian officer and about l.ToO men
and three machine guna,
"In western Galicia we made pr"gre
in apite or the wp mud and drove the
!enemy buck on the Sromnik-Srice.,Jb.
! li-ka front, rapturing puna and many
ipnrkf rer.
! "Ihiring the first bslf of IVcember we
optured .vy! Aii-tnans."
MANY PARTY MEN
ARE CONSIDERED
A Happy New
Year
To You All
None Seems Quite to Meet
the Demands of the
Occasion
Washington, Dec. 31. Wanted, a
Democratic campaign manager. Good
man can have continuous employment
from now until November, lOlti, with
prospects of promotion later.
This is the nature of the "help want
ed" matter which in effect if not in ac
tual want-ad. form ia going out from
the administration leaders here. For
weeks, in fact for the last two or three
months, they have been combing the
woods for an individual who measures
up to the requirements of manager of
the coming presidential campaign. Thus
far they have not found him.
A number of prominent Democrats
have been considered. National Chair
man MeCombs does not suit a large ele
ment of the administration forces. Sec
retary McAdoo would satisfy many, but
there are obvious objections to using the
head of the treasury department and a
member of the federal reserve board as a
political manager. Postmaster General
liurlc.son is open to a kindred objection.
Commissioner of Corporations Davies is
going to the trade commission, and, after
all the Democratic kick in the past about
Republican "fat frying" at the expense
of the corporations. Davies cannot be
considered. Private Secretary "Joe" Tu
multy, Judge Wade of Iora and various
others are mentioned.
The administration lieutenant are not
deluding themselves with the notion they
will have an easy task to re-elect Presi
dent Wilson. They realize that at pres
ent the tide is not running in their fa-
I hey hope it will later on but they
are anxious to get the strongest kind of
a manager and if anybody comes for
ward who can fill the role he will 1m
sure of a hearty reception.
TROOP L QUITS COLORADO.
First Order Issued for Departure of Fed
eral Soldiers in Strike Zone.
Washington, Dec, 31. Troop L of the
12th United States cavalry, on patrol
duty in the Oak Creek district, Routt
county, Colorado, since last May, wa
ordered Tuesday to return to its home
station at Fort Meade, S. D. Order for
the gradual withdrawal of the other fed- I
eral troops sent into Colorado to quell
the mining disorders are in preparation.
1 he gradual withdrawal of federal
troops is in accord with a plan consid
ered at recent conferences Is-tween l'resi-
nt Wilaon, Secretary Garrison, Gov
ernor Amnions of Colorado and Governor-elect
Carlson. At that time, Governor
Ar.imons aaid be would replace the reg
ulars by state troops.
I lie main strength of the federal
troops is in the Trinidad district, where
Colonel Lockett has the 11th ravalrv
from i-rt Oglethorpe, '.a., a wall as
the second squadron of the ."-til cavalry
from Kort Ieavenworth, Kans. Troops
K and II of the 12th cavalry are at (an
on City, while a machine gun platoon
and troops F, G. I, and M of the l.'th
cavalry are at louieville. The actual
time for the withdrawal of all the or
ganizations will be determined at con
ference lietween Colonel Loekett and
jovernor Amnion, but orders have been
issued for all to be ready to leave the
state at anv time.
This is a good time to extend
cordial greetings to everydody.
f We greet our friends, of
course.
We greet our customers, who
are our business friends.
CJ We greet our business associ
ates in other lines in this com
munity. i We greet our competitors,
and their customers.
fl We greet everybody, even
our enemies if we have any, or
if there are any who think they
are.
l We wish you all a Happy
New Year.
Moore & Owens,
The Home of Good Clothes, Reasonably-Priced
THE PROBLEMS OF FINANCE.
Thi? i? our Ke n J
1 Parisian Ivory
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1 Shavin? I".
1 ?2..V Shaving :
1 VJ'l Leather Ti..'.
1 .Vj ( Pox Cb
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No old and u-e-
CARBANZA IS HOPEFUL.
Nf of Victory Over Zapata ii Sup
flemetited. Wahington. 1 v. 31. nV.ial dm-
ipablie from Vera Our etrday t the
(arran' apeney We. stipplcmenting
, Tuesday's ne di.paUbes of the te tory
f arranra Inx-i over 7:eta forcV
m-T Apinaeo. aay the "victory, jf M
biwed ;p. mean, a ift 1ti r.n
VIciM-o titt-, and also (i'-ars tlw ay
t Ptb; "
Four t!ouatd .!lrer of Carrsnra
Tiela. ncTtiinjf t C'ffwial frrt A-
f.ted neti tjn Vr 1-fM-ral I femto j Mates ard "iiti Anwrea eon-;-. rs
Involving the Two Americas Are To Be
Takes. Up.
Walifngton, lec. .11. Admini.tiation
officials were gom ahead jeter-lay with
plans for a conference, probably early
net spritiir, between treasury depart
ment officials and Ameruan financier
and the ministers of finance and leading
hankers of Central and South American
nation on financial and commercial
problems facing the to Americas in
consequence of the European war.
Acceptance of the I nite.l "Mit.-s gov
ernment a mutation to all Central and
South American countries to participate
in the gathering bate already been re
ceived from eeral of theae tistior..
The plan for the proposed conference,
which it is f lH-ved ill mark an impor
tant tep in brii.irinfi al.nit rjcwr com
itmti Ial relations between the tan Amer
ican continent. oti mated with Vrr
tary MrAdno and was inspired br the
eir-ericne be bad with ir .eorpe pii :
ol the Kngl.sh tr-aurv, a a reu't t4 ,
lich problems wtiHh t ad pnrnied J tig
Food Query Department
Conducted by
Prof. Lewis B. Allyn
of Westfield, Mass.
"The Pure Food Town"
A Question and Answer Department Conducted by Prof.
Iwis B. Allyn, the Noted Pure Food Expert of Westfield,
Mass. All Queries Should Be Addressed to Food Depart
ment, The Daily Times, Barre, Vt.
fur presering pickles is a good
4 quarts ot vinegar, ounce ot
Tell Them to Reform.
Kindly tell me whether the following
reci
one:
ahohol. 1 ounce of salicylic acid, 2 ounces
of alt. Many people in this ncij;hlKr
hood ue this method.- ( I'nfigned. 1
The mixture contain, approximately 0
n r cnt. of sal ic) lie acid. In our opin
ion, the practice ot using tins com-
intnnd is relirchensible. We do not be-
hete anv housekeeper, to mv nothing of
, '. . ..i
a regular manufacturer, lias uw un.ii
right to ue a non-condimerital preserva
tive in foods. Salicylic acid is in disre
pute for tih a purjiose. A a reno-dy
fur rheumatism and gout, it ha it
place, but this is no reason why it should
be n-d for prewning pickles or any
other l.ke product.
Seldom.
On you I'll w if paprika 'i often
adulterated, and bow to detect the adul
t era t in I shall l-e ery much wb-Med
for the Information A. t.
Paprika i not often adulterat-d as e
to cat. They seem to taste a little d.f
ferent from others, and it was this fad
that made me examine the label. K.
I. C.
Why not examine the label Ix-fore joii
open flic can It states, though some
what indi-tinctly : 'Colored with sul
phate of ioper." Theee eas are illegal,
as coppered vegetables are no longer to
Is- imported.
It i a little duty we owe the cause of
pure tcxsls to critically examine the la
bels for tine plint. obwine or misleading
statement, and, if such be found, to re
fue to purchase. Your gnx-er will b
glad to oo-oiH-rate if you ill give him
the chance. He cannot very well io
operate al-oie.
Subjoined is list of books and maga
line articles arranged by the We.tfiell
Athenum, hearing upon the suI-jihI wf
-me f .sd n form.
More About Exttactf.
ill y-'il kindly t-11 me if extract, can
co?;tn a different amount .f !.-. Id
and v -t remain pure I iiofe some are
In U in! 4.i tx-r nut. and other i l r
fnd it in this cotintrv. 'I he hemi- al 1 ,ent. Or Is It just the effect of the fla
analv of thi i.n-l,ment i diflicnlt.
rjuiring pei .al training an-1 apparatus.
If -m are mt.r.td tn Ihe eheinnal x
arn'mat'ofi. addre the superinteodt.t
of I'iiI'Iii ! nn t. M ahmt."ton. I. t.
f..r a eoi t of ftuUi'tin on t uimmti-Ti
of I'apMka."
The Red Cross Pharmacy
!ih and American br.ker. er moottwd i . , . . , ... .
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Iut in a .bfwi time. I
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alwi have t-eti act'vty it--eted i put 'on r-d-ft(.- tf.e 1VI i.u! i..t fifd ty
toil t e plan for the em'eren, irto , ),.n ttr If w )m it a k-d.
e.-utin. i I st t,l' i-! to 'i h -ri
At f-iwnt trade ttei, th I ntd ' t..t the fk-r now' V hat ii'-i
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aotornolele. A"of t (ie J'-t w-r two rr-i. et me h ar. I ii(!iH p xo, t ! i
f -tt.njr t'mn i. iif to have h-r c tied at lon . I of 1 t -i r or -"
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