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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
6Oriursen for samlc / aobenbaun.

&c iontpirfen0e WienigbeOspleier,
Der iom 6efenOt / Ell @arrGffe bar
uoisrt ct tort Arbei0e ior De CANT
les 9leie og 8eliGro, boaoe De ~.
ges og De rates, bar / De ii0ite
Cage uOfoitet Ell M Blan til 10.
oiOelie al oenne 5oriorg.
Com pore 2elere oil oioe er Der
ira neutrality-suspicious. / De ienere
Anr u0ienot gamle W%iennelter /
Sommeropbol0 til 6olf Der / Ont
eglen, lom bar erfl9ret Jig oilige
til at mootage iaaoanne / oeres
Siem paa Sanoet. gaa oellne 0taa-
De bar ialt 500 al0eritegne Vten.
neifer Der ira gpen bait 6erieop.
6olo pno 2anoet.
Dtan bar O%eretter eriaret, at 6or-
binoelien melem g9rter og 8G.
tier bar ogret opretbolOt uoen Uee-
nigbeo5pleiernes WeQemfomit, ogs
ioa eiter at gGrterne er ilpttet Der
mo til 9pen.
0ette bar giuet MenigbeoSpleier-
mes 2eoelie Soeen til at retie oct
S~pergsmoal til De beoreitiQeoe fs-
benbaunife Siem:
8il pripate 5amilier Der / 9pen
ino6poe oGrOige og trGngenoe CANT
le til JIG | oeres Siem og giOe Dem
NioOae og bpgge liOt ON Oem?
5 ina SilfGloe beoes man BEN
oenoe iia poo De iamoirtenoe Me-
niebeospleiers aontor, 9aoitueitre-
oe II, %perionIia. ifriitIig eler tele.
foniif (gpen 1885 %. M~eniebeos.
pleierne oil oa Jorge for at ifafie
8Giter minOit TO 40 @angen (af
praftiife Senipn, bl. a. foroi De
gamIe iaa lettere ierger for BIN
anoenS llnoerboloning / 2ebet nf
Dagen) og ior, at @Glterne fonimer
til Steoe uben ll0giit ior gGrtrrne.
Wan oil fpgge Mprfe til, at Der
life Der beoes ON Benge. g8i be-
ser fun paa De gamleS 8egne ON
Mab oe liot genligbe0", flyer NE
nigbeospleiernes SefretGr, Sic. SGr.
aenien.
Oct iorefommer oS at p9re Ell
i bsi @rao iompatetiif Tdnfe, Der
ligger bagoeo oenne Opfororin9.
5 pore Gage, 6a gelgoren6eOen
blioer en- o%rganiieret Snititutions-
Jag, f%iernes @ioer % Mootaeer
mere % mere fra binon0en, SnItitu-
tionerne 6Iiper WeIlemleo, @ioeren
fenoer life MoOtaoeren oo ONT
penot.
Zen Der foreIieeenoe Soc bar
iminlertio hea egeaIfab, at ben
beber paa oisie 5orbolb oerpeo, at
intte De TO 5nftcrer / 5orbinoeIie
me6 binonoen, Menigbeospleierne
Ipiaer i%aaleoes Blot Soften iom
Inpiier al pGroiee trGneenoe ODER
for @ioerne. x. | nar. Dgbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

Splu6rplnp. 6re6agen 0en %.
0ooember feiereoe 6pritelprer 5. s,
GbriItenien og Suitru, Sierm oltre
Sfole iilg. par. 0g6l." 0eres Selo-
brDflnp. Sra ale Sioer bleu Der
pit 5elobru0eparret itor 0pmarf-
iombe0.
Saa qo0t iom oQe 0iItriftets
9eboere gap Me0e / Sfolen for
perionlig at ooer6ringe oeres 9pf-
onifning, oa ilere al Dem uOtoIte
/ oorme Oro oere8 Gnf for 2prer
&6riiteniens t%rofaite og iamoittig-
5eoSiltl0e ar6eioe i Sfolen.
5 Go9ens anleOnin9 6leo Der
oOerraft Sslo6rlt0eparret mango
oGrOiilloe @aper, 81. a. ct Sub.
ur ira ~gamle @leoer" og ct Set
i0ulpIetteret Seletoi m. m. ira 0i-
Itriftets 9eboere: enopi0ere if9n-
feOe 9ierm So9neroao en- Sglo-
Botageife, og ira Slpgt % gen-
ner mootoaes en- MGngoe andre
@ouer, ligeiom Der ogiaa in0lSb en-
RGng6e Selegrammer.
0a9en blen en- oirfelig Self. og
Winoeoag for Sslubruoeporret.
st Snonitrimnienm. Zen gatnle
Sonfe ON Oprettelien al ct Snoit.
it%rimnieum ipnes mn at futile blioe
til 8irfeligbeo. SnOuItriforeningen
bar | 0isie 0oge paonD taget Sheen
op, og 6l. a. rettet Senoen0elie
til Screens og 6laa0ens afoelinger,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, StotSbanerne
oio. ON, at maatte fna elore Wta.
finer, ggrftsi o9 GeOifaber itiaet
til Goaoigbeo.
Snonitrimuieet ifol giue en- Srem.
itiaing al ben t%efniife llooiflings
9iitorie, og iauitrere oenne oeo 10
itiaing al De forifeaige Gioers
Saanopprfs. og notwithstanding
9elier.
Gn mOois liQe Eise. tSor no9en
8iO iioen ne0brpnote q. Gbr. 0iel.
lens eienoom / amborg. 5or9l0re-
ne nnr | Seeming, og 0ereS 6 8ern
/ aloercn ira u til 10 aor bar
enc biemme.
ltnoer 9ran0en iiobiite Sen 49,
aarige aaroline ct Woo og en- On.
tanfe, iom mao foloes beunorines.
uGroio for ct Barn | henbeS gloer.
Sfben opItoo pe6, at en- 2ampe /
aeffenet t9note $40 | 2oftet, og
bun forisste ifle. ~Ninefi. u. Dag.
bloo" Itrofs at iIuffe Den, fsrIt
oeb fra Gsffenboroet at ilao 8ono
paa 9oftet, boorefter bum Hap
rebe op 40 en- aasie oe en- DIR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

for at fonllle op paa Soitet, boor-
fro bun l%igele6es forisgte at ilnf-
fe Sloen. Sun blep en- Del for
br9n0t, % oa BUN frooleoe neo
ira 2oftet, falot bum ne0 paa 2ogul-
pet oa ilo9 Jig. Sum reooeoe oerei-
ter fine Seifenoe og en- Del Senge-
og @angfleoer. 8o Der fom 5olf
til, bar bun bebipIpeli9 me0 at REQ
De geIp tni19en.
Ger bil iiffert al 9ran0foriifrilt4
gen blibe gipet Ben fife Bige en-
9eIdnning for ben6es aefbeo.
DIN apinbciemimariet / Iar6ns
~ifriper SIP: Wan friiteS til at
oroge Sammenligning mellem oen-
ne llngoomsifole, ser itaor Snore-
MiSiion / 10000 Ser, og De font
mnnale Sfolebpgnin9er / aarbns,
ser l6ber op til 100000 ar., tit
fert De fleite nil finoe, at man Der
bar fnoet a0ifiQigt mere for Gen-
gene, END boor 8ommllnen er 8Dg-
herre.
Snffcrroerne pan 2ollano- Jnlitcr.
! .l1geifriit for 2anompno"S lollan6-
| ife Correspondent meooeIer ON 10
bpttet al S1lfferoer paa Be iD6-
lioe Ter, at bette moo iettes / en-
goo @enneminitsbeIt, ca. $50 Gent
ncr pr. 3an6e 2an6. Sufferin6-
bol6et er goot, ioa @fter6etaIin9en,
Der n%nbnIia beItemmes Of &oens
aboIitet. oil moolfe flinne beoe pao
oen uturren6e boorlige Bris.
Np airfe pan SeainSs. Ynn
Segin0s bar man / ben iioite 8io
orbeibet for at foa opf6rt en- M
airfe. ga Ben gnmle er brsItfpl-
big. Gn Snoiamling paa Zen bar
1ipet ct Geiultot al 5000 Sir. Sp-
f~erelien al en- nn Girfe 6eregnes til
$1,000 ar.
Der oil III blipe rettet 8oreiperg-
lei til Miniiteriet, ON man fan
osre 6eonin9 poa oe $4,000 ar.,
Ser / Almin0eIi9be0 beoilges til
0pisreIie al me airfer.
MeninsitiS. Ooenie, 4. December
) @aor er Der ~fonitateret Wtenilt.
gittiS cercbroipinoliS / en- @aaro
Sfoosgaoroe / 1or0fbn, bpor So.
men % TO oofsne 9etre er It9rfi
onqre6ne. Aae ire Hotienter err ino.
laot pao Spqe9uiet / 8ogenie; Der
enc Cater er / Gag meget ooarlig
6n nngioeialiitiife GeOaftpr opnt
arim.inalretten bar iii. oNatt.
iopnt llngiocialiiten 9llfreo 8eirige.
5enien 3 aors 5orbeoringSbusar.
beiOe for Sno6ruostpperi. Gen oem-
te ipille0e il1otil lin An9ol0elie en-
ret betDoeli9 Golle in6en for ling
iocinliiterneS Gre0S. San uogao Ell
8i0 ct 9laO, Der be0 oBiroten". Dc
Renge, BON iflil6e BRUCE til Jig
ielp og til at ipille 8el9srere inoen-
for llngiocioliiterne, ifafie0e ban Jig
peo at brp0e inc / en- Mpngoe Gel
! li9beOer I 9pens mere faibionable
aoarter.
Soroefero. 2e to fornlpffeoe 81
ifere q. 3. Gbriitenien % bans
Sen, iom omfom Mnn0ag ben %.
9top., b%egraoeoes Den Z. IS. ira Sur
airfe un0er opero9loenbe 9eltagel-
9elle. glonot De mango SranIe par
en- %iioneret aranS ira Gbefen og
0fficererne pna Oampmineboooen
o9eifptteren", boor q. g. SbriIten-
lens plOite Ssn er ON goro ionl
Morineloloot.
Sra Oiiicererne pon 99eifptteren"
Der for Chen Iiager oeo 6Grser-
ne, bar teleorofiif ienot 300 Sir. til
@nfen. Soenepr9lten, gaitor Rpe-
borg, taIte / airfen og forretteoG
ienere Sor6poofaitelien. @n Inn Itor
SoroefGro far life / Manos MinoG
fnnOet Steo paa Sur.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

6n Sallonfart. Gebenboon, 4.
Dec, 9allonep o0onmorf IT. iteg
81. 1915 / Dag op fra alampen-
borg. gallonen fertes af S%ftgenier
arebs, og iom GaSiaeerer meofuIete
0ireft6r Seioelin og 6a6rifanter-
ne 3. 9rocf % SEMEN, 9orup neo
3osfil6e. 9ollonen lonoeoe 8l. 1,35
pna Gamlsie Batter ca. 1 WiIs
Sci geit for SeIiinge. Suren bar
9oaet nomGrfet, o9 man baooe oe-
ret oppe | Ell Seioe al ca. 5000 500,
6por 3empernturen baooe ppret 2?
II @rooer. 8arten bapoe uogiort
SO 9m. | Gimen. 9onoinaen fore
gif glot.
9posfalS. 5 en- @Iber Of finn 40
gar er @rosierer Saebnrtb &os-
musien a%feaaet peo 0e5en | Sen.
tofte.
Gfosbe bar eneite Snoebaper al
JrplnItfirunpt x E HsInnori,te
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

pattern and a dress form if anything
like serious dressmaking is to be at
tempted. That a good pattern is of in
estimable service is certainly true, and
that dress form that is identical in
every way with the figure makes dress
making far less difficult problem no one
will deny, but it is not advisable until
a certain degree of proficiency Is oD-
tanned to attempt the elaborate styles
that require skilled workmanship, but to
strive for a result that demands good
lines then, if so desired, by the aid of
trimmings much more elaborate effect
can be gained.
The present fashion of the loosely fit
ting waist Is not so easy as it seems. The
fulness at the sides must be most care
fully attended to, so that the figure will
not look too thick above the waist line; (;
the kimono sleeve and the waist and
sleaye in one have to be carefully cut SO
that the loose, wide armhole be not placed
too low, for that gives a most unbecoming
appearance. If the waist be made OF
thin lace or net then there must be
yelling or interlining of chiffon between
the material and the lining, but this inter-
lining must not be too full or again the
much dreaded bulkiness will give the bad
lines. And this warning is equally ap-
plicable to slight and to stout figures, for
with the inner lining too full the lines OF
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

some most attractive mantles in white
lined with q pale shade, that will lool
charming with white or light colored chif-
fon or satin evening gowns.
Evening Wraps of Satin.
The evening wraps of satin are almost
identically the same as the others, only
if intended wholly for evening they can
be more elaborately trimmed. Gold and
silver braiding looks decidedly incongru-
GUS with any wrap worn in the daytime.
A most effective and becoming evening
wrap that has graceful lines is in deep
crimson satin, with an embroidered de-
sign In gold cutting the entire cloak The
same pattern can be taken as a founda-
ton, with the embroidery only around the
top and down the fronts, and If economy
has to be faced, then the embroidery only
around the neck is sufficient, and big tas-
sells or fat ornament will finish off the
embroidery when the cloak is fastened
A delightfully."- luxurious touch is to b'
noticed in the costly wraps. Over the
satin lining is lining of chiffon. This il
not new this season, but has gained il
flavor with the craze that is SO wide
spread for yelled effects: 1t is con
tandad that The pa armaut 10 rnucb more
easily put on and taken of when there
is this chiffon lining, but as there are nj
sleeves, and, as has been said, the wider
and looser the cloak the more in style il
is, this point can hardly be used in its
defence. But it is one of those subtle
and fascinating fads that are so dear tC
the heart of woman, and which give
her the serene consciousness and conse
quent poise that only the knowledge Of
being perfectly turned out can ever be
stow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

The wonderful advance In dress 10
shown in the simpler styles more than in
anything else The loose motor coat.
light or heavy, Is wonderful garment,
while the so-called travelling or tourist
coat is no longer ugly, shapeless and ag-
gressively unbecoming, but is often one
of the most becoming articles OF clothing.
To be warm and light is demanded of the
travelling coat, and the materials now
provided for the purpose certainly fulfil
those requirements Vicu-n cloth, coats
that look like Teddy bears, soft. wide
vale serge, all sorts of cheviots and rough
cloths and the white blanket coats-these
are all TO be found ready made, and the
private tailors have never had so many
orders as this season. Black and white
plaids, not mall checks, trimmed with
black satin facings and gilt buttons, are
smart, - - more conservative taste
selects the light tan vicuna cloth without
any trimming. Even raincoats are made
becoming, and, while light enough in
weight to wear over an inside coat, have
sufficient warn to be worn over light
gown. The Rosebery cloth and all the
cravenetted materials really water.
proof and yet can be made both becoming
and sma,l for the purpose for which they
are manuf2ctured-as protection from
wind and weather.
Cloth cloaks are not for the moment
so smart as the satin, but cheap, good
quality of satin is not to be compared
with a cloth of the same price, 30 for
the woman who must count pennies must
the warning be given to buy carefully.
All the leading shops display remark
able assortment of satin cloaks and there
are always to be discovered some bar
gains among them, but a striking color
and good lines hide serious defects and
money is often literally thrown away in
the purchase of an effective satin cape
that after being worn two or three times
will look hopelessly shabby.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
Wide, Full Cloaks.

1t seems strangely paradoxical that in
these days of exaggeratedly scant skirts
and with every effort made to look as
slight as possible this fashion Of wide
full cloaks should have gained ground. 1t
may be in anticipation of the full, wide
skirts that are predicted for next season,
but it is certainly not according to the
usual order of events, and can only be ex-
planned by the theory that Dame Fashion
is determined the conspicuous and incon-
gruous shall be accepted by her followers.
Could there be anything more incongruous
than one of the newest, the really, truly
newest of models for an evening wrap or
mantle, made of unlined pleated chiffon
in the most fascinating shade of brown
and trimmed with deep band of sable?
Fur in summer always seems like an at
tempt to be original and a wish to be
conspicuous, but it should be remembered
that fashions are not designed just for
one country only, where in winter the
heaviest of outer garments are worn and
in summer the lightest possible, but for
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

:" HE present styl, of dress makes
it possible, indeed obligatory, to
have an unusual number of out
side garments or separate wraps,
and not only is there jacket for
the simple streea costume but
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

that every woman in the world does not
at once go into training to make the
wearing of them possible. There is no
hard and fast rule as to what material
shall be chosen Satin-Liberty satin-is
fashionable, but soft finish cloth or silk,
chiffon, net and lace one and all are
in STYLE so that there is practically un-
limited choice in material as we'll as
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

climate of effective trim
to
black There
quantity to be
must otherwise
Much
White
in
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
fF ARIS FASHION Sd2aAaleE G]sY9XEx
HHRACEFUL and Original Models
" for Summer Wraps
rY MRS. A. T. ASHMoRE.

mantles, for the old fashioned word
mantle is once again heard in the land,
are most graceful and generally becom-
ing. The lines are the same whether
the garment is intended for afternoon
or evening wear, but the evening wraps
are wider and longer. 1t requires good
figure and a knowledge of how to stand
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

we'll to wear some of the most voluminous
of these wraps, but so becoming are they
when correctly worn that it seems strange
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

being one day gowned in one style and
another day in another
The long, all enveloping cloaks and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

N LII fashion magazines and countless
~ advertisements counsel the home
dressmaker to be sure to buy a good
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

the simple streea costume but
also afternoon and evening wraps galore
Discussed and rediscussed is the qucs-
ton of the length of the coat. Shall it
be long or short, tight or ioose, simple or
elaborate? And alasi no definite coil
clusion is arrived at, so that after order
ing long, loose coat it is 20 say the least
disconcerting to be told that the short
and much more tightly fitting jacket is
far the smartest of all. There being no
rule commanding all gowns made alike, it
is perhaps a wise plan to have the diff
ferent styles for the different costumes,
but there are many women who prefer to
keep to a certain style in all their gowns
and do not care for the variety, and they
make objections to this somewhat in
volved state of affairs. On the other
hand, the woman who delights in always
being in most up to date gowns enjoys
the contrasts she is able to obtain by
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

the waist are at once thrown out OF pro-
portion in most noticeable manner and
all smart effect is lost
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21

EoR sALE-i % nice breeding eve sheep and 20
Il nice Chester White shotes. WI. Richard.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21
Work nm Fort Dummer Mill TO Begin as Soon as Re
naming Local Requirements are
Complied With.
HALF MILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY is ASSURED
Already at Work Site Of Proposed
tion TO be Started Soon Tax Exemption is Voted ana
Sufficient Number Of New Tenements Guaraneed-Ed~ard "
Chace Manager of the New Company, Now in Town

R,oo stands ready advantage Of the greatest Industrial
opportunity y its history ., !.
The committee IN eaiec Of Of securing subscriptions Tor STOCK "
the Far, Dnmer this morning that tue necessary
s.ooOo has bscnra raised! ,
The meaning that " sufficient number 81 t'nr
~ Guaranteed and exemption from taxation o "
,, work will Immediately the mammoth textile pah "
sOo0 aud employ NJ the ou'e' ""o %
hands Az, III, n,,,..,
of Providence r. L. who IS TO he president ana
re u Baeboro surveyors are ahnH
River Chair company plant "h't' "
y i 10 he located gathered by them will be turned over
10 the architects engineers who will design ana eons'e "
, aud II the remaining requirements met seems positive
tbefo dationsfo o the mill will be put IN at once
speeia town meeting purpose Of taking formal vote on ' m
- pting the new plant the statutory period w
he eald November q a, .-..i.. .,
a has already been Remer the plant will consist oil
three story spinning mill and twos'ory weaving MN %
Zoe, The corporation capitalized si5OOOo all OF the o os
ln AZ mar and for mill will have the lowest capitalization p
o anyin New England .,
efforts of the committee IN ese VI
the result OF three "'eN VI
e work ON splendid from the people o
boo The number people who have shown ah III e
indicated by the size OF " various
The here represents one subscription OF
,ro of 600 FIVE $4,000 % of $1,000 and o. o % "
500 to $500 Ih committee %
Cowl president OF the o po'" "
.., Averl W H. Braekett = A. hF'eh ""'
C. Harris =, .u, ar.hi,o. wi,
this Tor the purpose
~ - interested building enmens and giving 'hem
about tenements required and er w
Al persons interested question cordially invited " be present
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21
HE BrattIeboro
(Iiina Store

hyOu need anything in the
shsn Department this week
hberts'
look over our list of bar
rs for this week.
y Copper Nickled Tea Ket-
Ia, No. 5, Reg. So, $l.4
Copper Nickled Tea Ket-
lis No. 8, Reg. $1.25, CSC
lCast Aluminium Tea Ket-
les Reg. So. Is, $2.T
|. Berlin Sauce Pan, Agate,
29c
+ Berlin Sauce Pan, " 33c
st. Preserving Kettle, 39c
toz Thin Blown Tumblers,
Reg, 75c grade, 47c
doz Heavy Tumblers, Reg.
& grade, zoe
dQ, pt. Jelly Tumblers, 2Oc
ige size Dustless Busters,
b grade, TIC
y White Mixing Bowls, 17c
n White Mixing Bowls, &c
Potts Sad Irons, handle
ad stand, per set, 9Oc
China, Wall Papers,
Window Shades
Cameras and Supplies
1. ROBERTS & co.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21

nor;d T Foster No one positively knows
pSy S, u bnt Nj echo saws cali skins" Twenty
NIL Mhn!, pat u,rengo eogo io saw. skidooed. or at
un.et ,vnrn marked absent. The record
wo'sh, ~ Vote rote was read in Joint assembly
ot ST lne tU.e noon and Senator Page was
WEDNESDAY hoon anu ante'rnon n read his
cahed ih h;oh iIoi,i 90. fort"natelv, was of mod
speech, Miicn, ,iareS rU, witb some previous
est leng.n eoiSp Sppnotor PAGES view of the
SET setIaons ~" oo,,,a ,n for more atten.
income taA il'a''e tor ono thing he men
tioh 5han an. oas oe" ,,;,dlv removed at the
hearing on the piopoS Sonotor Gordon of
', w eu,iesus Gun s ,ot;nn for the measure in con-
ioaile ioi 49, Sling them to vote against
gress anu nov Mr Gprdon took occasion to
1t az home. NJ ',otod for Senator Page
explain that ne 'otea ttt,do io' on General leg.
and approves ms Tha TI,' ;ncome tax had
lslative matters. s,;ands ne a yellow dog a
about as man il'emu, nunnos;t;on is gathering
week ago, pnt tne pio?s,u,o nnos along and
up more followers ~ ~ sou ou Il as snch a
members are n91 io9h,nS n.E;,o on Il mav not be
bugaboo after an ahd Will wnae of the vote he
adopted, there as;si,,, Is Z cni e action on the
ing CLOSE, espee'u ns '.ay,, Ear into the session.
amenomeTE. 1nn runs JocI,red at the hearing
senator uoluul nrnseS % hv tbe .sinterests" and
that " was opPoseu hn demagopue or
he didn't lay clam .T. !T ou os q thn old saw.
a soclalist ellnel .ho noor from the
the ricn go, agdli,so '"e own M said he.
time OF ooIiiioa tl San,+nr PAGE that there
lie agreed WIN sa;rar Irns'o than an income
was no tN ia"eh thosa .n%h who were able to
tax, as II levieu % on Ilo Ho hel;eyed the gov
bear the burden, dell snoh ih oe tax in the time
ernment may Heeu nd s1Vm hocanse of that fact
OF great CRISIS ant tho oeI" hands the nation.
they should n9s .lt .ne who rI" read a long
Ex-Governor barsIow, thnu;t;es TnU and Max
paper, quotlne ,nal;s 90 au, oM urged it's adop-
l.. Powell Oh Duri'i'e'on'
ton. ~, In ;n+rodroed this week
Among the Dliis anosS im.,ouM Measure. one to
were the trustee prJoese .;,,as short weights
attend to the man WIZ tho snno ssnno;ntment Of a
and provldlng 10, lae+ tae ors. %pprlk Clark of Nor.
commissioner IN lnsPecI5ol1h, PIph,or oa ae;tation to
risvile returns tne heugenos ossntv of "a
the house IN Dill piacimE o or;tters with
cents apiece on the pefsnS fsSr nf +. Howe
every otner laiii.en ea,,s ~ make the open
of Bennington seeks 10 ma max 'n al, Cpr nyeI
season for trout start hprn an+s ~ nl, The
the state, Wells OF Warasooro ,aot m% 10 arriaoe
clergy to have the rlsht 70 coileo. na Toensed
license fees Whetner w tney; a,c ,,raes the
or not; Wright, OF Westminster 4tgS;ty HogH 't( ~
Massachusetts, law grantlhg ontu. ausnU' Stat
shoot deer found lnJurlng pr1peas oatef 5ta,
ford Of Brattleboro wants SALOONS so shn os stott
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21

EOR sALE-sweet cider at my mill. Sc per sal
Il lon. L. p. Copeland. West Brattleboro. :.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21

An Extraordinary Offer

100 acres in So. Vt; owner with large family
has chance to buy bigger farm; his opportunity
enables and compels him to offer this one for IL
its real value and he includes pair horses cattle,
hogs. poultry, wagons. carriages. moving ma
chine. horse rake corn planter potato digger, po-
tatoes, apples hay and years wood. everything for
only 5000 1-2 cash: cuts 25 tons hay pastures 10
cows: 25 acres wood and timber can be marketed
on 3-turn road; good orchard: all advantages g.
room PAINTED house with piazza. running water
two 40 #. barns. etc. maple shade; don't miss It
it's a rare bargain and the price is right: for all
details and travelling instructions for this and
other bargains. see page Is, "Strout's Biggest
Farm Bargain. J." copy free. E. A. Strout. Station
2738, 294 Washington St.. Boston.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21
ueads Mounted

90 Large and small ssnssd game; dsesieea manner.
etc handled il jRRurnnsm. Taiidsrmist' Ar%: IS:
Maase vM,v creenfeld. Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21
CHARLES MINER
Morris GaSS

,.h the highest market pcs,a1s prlces IUs
is paying in casn ir ;ron and metals. newspapers
rs s ,ss Passssn s
rssa near Brsttieboro House Shop AWAY loft
Q6S-M
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21

CONTINUED on Page Four.)
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-21
cIRp OF THANKS

.;ncerely thank al! neishSot,s rs s%q our
her we ssnf them
at tne o;fts ii Of beautiful fiowers d. H. Bems.
Medford. Mass. q,