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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20

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linuati &Dlfsblatt" befiuSct i'd I'm
8cbauoe Nu. 509-511 YtaoiiOu
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Mnb ScltcllHu9cn irgchouelder Ari
perben bis 10 llbr glbenos oaielbit
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1854.
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RamIep an SuIia 6. Darling uno
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Sitieite Der Scott StraBe, SO SUB
n0rplta bon Der 7. StraBe, unb cine
Gpt an Der OitIeits Der Scott StraBs,
81 SUB Iiiolih pon Der 6. Strube, fir
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Scott Strobe, n0rolih npn ber Z.
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rsr's untera6tbsilurg an Der Rorbfs;ts
Der 20. Strabe, 100 SUB 0itIit DOT
Der NorooitsGte Der MabiIon unb 20.
Strabs, $3.50.
- W}. s. Gorbtn rei6ts i'm Circuit
geri4t Gls Observation-Disclosures bon
s5osl a. Gorbin cine alage gsgen 81. 6.
Sehreit uro GbarIes Celner uuf 3obz
lung elmer NOts bon 5000 ne6it 3infen
pom 7. SttO6sr 1909 Elm.
- 2tnna e. Rice, Qa6loBDerualts=
rim bon sSObn 6. Rics, pertlagte bic
Colonial GaiualtD 60. auf $1,000 fir
gsr'idsrun9sgeIRr. Rice fpurbe bel
einem giIenbabnunfaQ i'm WGra 1910
perIest uno itarb i'm Ququit 1910 an
ben srllttenen 8erlsBungsn. 5rau Rite
DertIagte beiagte &ompaguie auf $4,000
fir llnfallDeriidsrung unb $50 pro
Wote pom Wdr5 big 81. auguft 1910
- g4eftsins. Sobn ). Seibel, "a,
bon Birmingham, 4la., uno Raraarez
tbe gQ. Sobnion, %, BON Columbus,
Sblo. - 8. Slider. 90, uno 2elpiniu
2affertn, "a, beioe bon Gopington. =
Benjamin 8. 9uoIsp, %, uno Sattie
Slmiteo, q, bsibs Don Marengo, 8.
- Wfaiter GOmmiTipner 5iuo per>
taufte seitern auf gsridtli6em Deqs
oas Gtssntbum Don 5. England, %
adsr SanD on Der 2erinstou pite, an
). 3. W1eeIsr, fir S2045.
- Stooigeri6t. Games Onion, Der
Don ben polisiiten Wade uno gulIod
lpsgea druHieHbeit uHs semeinen Be-
ne1msEs psrbaftst fpuroe. erbieIt Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20
II E m , o + I.

Die Neipport Cffiee fir bas rGin.
cinnnticr @plfsblatt" beiinSet I'D, in
gro. 339 gorf Straas, sesenab.r benz
Gonrtbamie, wuielbit Neuisfeifen, I'm.
ssigen II. I. iu. bis 10 llbr 45 Winateu
abenos entsesenaenDmmsn werocn.
Sclepbon SoMh 2401. q
Wenn bas 2. Snf. gtsa. i'm sSez
bruar 1911 Sort gbomas psrlGBt. I'm
ilt mad 9alpaii einsui6iffen, Ioa Der
Wllitdrpoitsn in cine militGrataoemis
umgsdnosrt perbsn. Die Senatpren
popnter unb 8rablep BON aentudp
uno anoere arbeiten ooruuf bin.
SIN Gircuitgsritt perparf aez
tern @ormittas Rihtsr gungblut ben
9srtauf oes Gonclin=gissntbums in
ben 5igbIunbs. 4nDaIt Rolbud fir
Die Gonclin erben bebauptete, oaBGe.
Wa. OaDis, elmer Der 4bfhdser, audi
elm 3irettor bes 0ranb Central gaus
bereins lei uno oaB bos Gieentbum
fur $4,000 perfauft nurbe, obaleih
es $4,000 biz $4,000 pertb iei.
Nus Der Dobnung BON Go.
Rens, go. SIS Dft 6. Gtrabe, tpurben
oreI 9tnse, 5Dei 5alstettsn uno ions
itiss Sunelen seitoblen.
5rant Batter iibertrus an Gbas.
Bafer unb Satin, Got 30 bel 169fub,
an Der Riper sDe. in 8eaepue, ap.,
81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20

| Sn Der esi,rissn Sisuns pes GhuIs
raibs tpuroe Die Jrage beSiislih Der
Grrih.una etnts neuen Shuibouiss
I'm IL. Diitrist, an Sisls beg pera!!es
ten 9ebdubes an Der Tonnersbers,r
Strabs, burh 6srrn 0iaos, ben Der.
ireisr Der II. Warb, tpieber auf bds
5apet gebraht. Gr unterbreiiete cine
Diesbe3iiolihe ReIoIuiion unb btmer..e
biersu, bab bas Bsiisnb in ge3ug aui
neu. Stu!gebdubs biz jebt iebr iii.f.
miitterIih behdnpelt iporosn isi. Ei.
5erren Berger, polad. Or. Witbrop
unb Or. Smith pilif.eien benz Rsbner
bel. betonisn aber, oab Der Doranitlae
fur 1911 bertiis isiississ. isi uno bic
grrihiung elmer neusu Shule in BEN
eenonnteu 9iiiriit. obpobi n0ibis,
bod nod etfuas ipdrten miiiis.
Salisblih nurbs bic Aneelessnbsit
oem Iusihub fir gou.en uub gnu.
pIdbs nit Der qnorbnuna iibertpieien,
bieielbe einihll9ie 3u beraibsn unb 10
bcIo tuie mogIib gerihi su ,ritottsn
Don Jrau 5. .. Jora,er lief sins
3uihrif. Elm, NORM fie ben Rath aui
ben bsabThtis.sn gau zines Waibins.
ton WsmorioI.9sbouess in Wafbinss
ton, .. g., aufmtr'iam maht, bds
ettpa q Wiuionen Dollars ,oii.n fol-.
Sie mat.. ben gorihlae, bob es ers
loubt treros, b.r Stultineern WaIbs
ins'pnaa aanDpf: gu 10 Gents pro S.iid
3u rtriaufen. ipie bas audi onnertpdrts
asftisht uno ipqs haburf minb.Tiens
cine Williou Dollars auig.brudt per.
ben. Wurbe osm 4usfhuHe fir Stu.
bi.nplan uip. iibsrtpieIsn.
Cine 3uftrift bss Rore Cincinnati
guiiueb Wsn's alubs, in tpelher Der.
fslbe anfrasi. unier p.lten g.oinauns
gen er sas 2uoitorium in BEN neusr
%. Tiitritt Stulssbdubs fir i.in.
Qeriammlunaen benus.n tonne, purs
be benz Qusi6ub fir Rsa.In ictpi. fir
gau:en unp gauplds. iiber,pisisn.
S1.375.O77 fir bas .rf.
5albiohr 1911.
2luf gmpFsblung S.s gusItuTes
fir 5onbs unb Infpriite puroen I'm
Gans.n 81 ,375,077 auf bic 5eiie a..
isst. um bic Gusgaben bss Stulro.bs
fir eds erii. Salbjabr 1911 beiirsiten
3u iDnnen, un6 spar:
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Sobn Geis. bon Der 5. apenu.
Dapton, liest beoentlid srtran,t bar.
nieber.
Jrl. 5enriette Stubbers, BON ber
Srtttsn 4oe., Dapton, fisl beim Spiel
auf benz Seitenpege uno erlitt einen
grud oes retten 5anoseIenis.
Stabiratb Jrant giGe BON DAN
ton fpirb fi4 seiunbbeitsbalber mad
San Jronrisco begeben. Die 5telIs
zines Gtabtrotbs Der 4. Maro uirb
oaburh pafunt
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French-Bauer
0ouOitorei.
Rabm Wefrorenes, Ynuihes,
1nooinss; grOhte Ansmabl fir
bic Jeiertage.

ieiu. arbeii um uno Iohte nit. Die
Joiss mar. bab Der Wann. bem Der
groaotpap esbOrt". cine Der beheren
Wuiiifare.n puroe, bic bsute bic giibz
n, bebtrr'tsn. Der be.annte aomiler
Rapmonp 6itfeod IN Die Ss.I. oes
Siiitss. gr bat oeiIen 5doen in Der
5ano uno fsste iie nit isinem rubisen,
irodsnsn 6umor in 9etDssun3.
5errn 6itheot itebt Sri. s5lora 3o6elli
ais quite Sdnssrin uno Shauipislerin
ipiirbis sur Seite. 4uh Wars Guilt
pan e.b0rt nod Der geitui6cft on unb
siebt einis. g.lungene Gbaratieriiiruns
gen beionnisr giibnsn.iiniiIer. Der
ehor iit gut uub bic Nusita.tung
pratiis.
9m iommenben Gonniaa aibts i'm
Oeuti DEN 2heaier redi pi.l
iiirs GsIb. 5err WaIier GifdsrsQh.
ten. Der tiidtiss Resiifeur unO Gbas
rotisr Oariieller. ieiert fein Diesidbs
RIGGS Bensfi3 unb psridafft isinsn p:ss
len Jreunoen unb Derebrern zine res
selred.. Dsibnahis gsIhssruns In
Dcrm zines ausss5eihneien unterbaIs
iunss prosramms. aieb mare ss
ihm natiirIih. p,nn bic D<ihesruns
i.ins einisiiise mare uno nas Qublis
ium. oos ibm 10 bdufig Deifaa a..
ipeHbet. CUR Sselt f.in tpolte. admsn
olle, bic er burh feline brilIonten Gbas
ra.iere. bic er auf Der beuiihen 9Gbne
Ihuf. srfrsuis, TO tonnis am Gonnila
i'm gronb tsin Apf.l sur Groe fallen.
llno bcffentIih pirb's 10. Die grob.
Ooppsi goriielIuns brinet i'm erften
3hsil Grnit pon Wol,ossns tamoiss
Gbaraii,r Guiiipisl Die ainber Der
gresIlen3", moran iih ols 3ipeiier
2kil Elm .9unter 4benb a Ia IDOL
sOssn" onfdiisbi. WoI3osens lit.ras
ride grseusniiie iiebn CUR 3tii i'm
s3eiden oes olIsemsinsn Sn.ersiIss, ha
Der Bih.er eesenpdriis bic Wereiniss
ten Staaien btreift unb porousfimtlit
auh Cincinnati beiuhen fpirb. Die
ainber Der GreslIen3- iii elm Quitfpiel
pou BEG t6ItIihiien 6umors nit latps
rifhen Ssi.enbitbtn uno III ols foIGes
sinQiebIing oes yubIiiums In Deutfhs
lamb unb elm ehies Reptrsoiriiiid gss
iporben. Die Auffubruns hieIes fas
moien Werts nllein folIte 3ugtroft ass
mug beiiben. 4ber Der Denefi3iunt bat
es iib aur Mufsobe semoft, etrpos Au.
bereepobnlihes 3u bieten anb fii6rt
grnit bon Wol5oeen ots ben Orinber
Der .aoboret Abenbe1 Elm. Der
.bunte. Nbenb ift etipas NeueS fir
Cincinnati unb brinst bic S6loaer Der
neu.ii.n Opereitsn. 1an3s sDuetie. qies
Der 0orirdse, SoIo Seenen. bumos
rif.iine greiiHe. tura Aues pos bas
pers bes publiiums begebrt unb bas
nit III niht Su piei sefant. Die GoIos
Rrdfie bts .bunisn- progromms iinb
Jr6uiein AMANDA Blum. 1rl. NnesI:
Grone. Jrl. JeTie WiiIlsr. Orr Ursbi
Mmbrogio. 0err 20. Uifnsrs Nnien.
Qerr 0ons Joritnsr. 6err uGrit)
6oupt. 6err 8. g. S1mio. 4ls Con
fereneier unb seireuer Nealeiter am
iJliisel reprGientirt fih Gkrr QoptlIs
meiiter Qouis 6errmonn. gu bieiem
genubreihen 4benb ioIten Gintrittss
torten umeebenb i'm Worpertouf in
Otto aab's Npotbie. Uine nn6 Qi.
bertp Strabe. 8. q. 1kobolb's Bud
tanbluna. 1919 gine Strabe. O6er an
Der gor Office bts Grdnb ssfimsyi
lpeyoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20
adsIies Ginemaer gofsbIa aieaas, 90. ceember 1910

9enrp NaeeI. Elm gieorrtnfdbris
tant BON SO. $40 Goote MDe.. Belle
pue, itdrb gefern i'm MIter bon 81
Sabren. Gr binterIdbt cine Mittn.
uno sfpet S0bne, 0arrp unb Malter,
uno eine Io1ter emma.
Gbdrles @oerner BON Danton.
Der fpesen WerlaFsns ieiner ibm tiirSs
lih angetrouten gattin ongetlaet mar,
purbe bonn Griebsnsridtsr Woobpurb
unter 5000 Diirsftuft ben grobsGes
ihporenen iiberfpieien.
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3beso. Ai&.a seiadk.

Qoli5.idef Sodfon bot Elm G2reiben
Don 1einriH Ghrisber. so. 1910
GnIsnd Gtr0bs. Wilnontes. MS.
erbolien, NIT Dem Griu9<n, einen os.
piHen 1beooOr Alden ousfinbia su
MAIDEN. rel1er Dor Jabren pom
Deuil6lanb eineeiponbtrt IN. nein,
bolo Alden. Elm Gobn bes Gdu&ten.
ipcint IN 0annoDsr. Deutf&loub, auo
bsmihs f4. feintn Batter il finssn.
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$I0.O2U
Die iibrieen brsi Grunbiiiide miiHen
our6 Elm aonbemnirunss.U .Uerfatren in
ben Oeri6ten erlnnet tperben.
Die 3ufhrift .ipurbe benz Nusf9uTe
fur 8outen unb @aupldbe iiberuieien,
Der boriibtr In btr uG4ften Gituns BE-
ri4t erfniien fOq.
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Western German Bank

Ode IL. ,sab 4ine Strake.

Der 60 Sabre aIts auguit Huhis
mann, Elm Jdrbsr pom No. 2733 Weft
6. Sirabe, puroe eeitern an Alttrsz
unb Geiitesf6nd&e Ieibenb In elmer
Drofdie BON feiner Dobnuns aus
mad benz Soipital gebro6t.
Der 62 Sabre olte Jubrmonn 6erm.
Spidt BON go. 1880 Meit 6. Gtrobe
fiel geiiern an Burroughs Mnep. 5tpls
fhen Gin uHb Race Gtrobe bon fiji
mem Wasen unb 3cg iiA zine perren<
lung Der Iinten G4ulter 3u. potroi<
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mdgen l brnnte ben 0srunsIiidten
mad oem 0ofpitaI. jeooh rib Der pas
titnt In oem Nueenblid, aIs Der Nrji
iid onfhidfe. bic ShuIier tpieber eins
5urenten. ii6 NIT einem seusnben
ungitfhrei lcs uno rnnn.e, 10 fhneu
TIN feline 1eine trosen iroIltsn, oapon.
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0elbfes,Oum9en
-iiir-
WeibnaHtSs Wefd3emte

nod Geutidlnnb. Ceiterreid). .llngorn
nno Der SdJtuei5, frei in's Saus Der
Gmpfan9er.
GOamadteu redjtssllfig ansssfer.
tist ino ausfiinft in Grbifnftsinhen
inentaeltlidl ertheiIt Don Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20

Weneba aifbia Nineral. .ysaiIer fir
Oint Rbeumasismus. Gpsp.pfa unb
Wrfopfuns. etc. Depot 227 .. 4. Ctr.
Gel. M,oin 2S3S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20
Der S6ulratG.
Sas DnSset fiir Sas erite 6alb.
jabr 1911 betrdst 81, ,375,O77.
Ban zines nenem x1af9ebdnbei 81
fiir ben 12. 1iitrift Gn8erest.

eigentbum fir bic neue GuiIforbs
ShuIe ertporben. SaI1re Der
Sanitoren iouen srhObt fpero.n. -
Drabtloie 9eIssraphen .Sidtionen
fur bic 5ohihuIsn. - 0erfhieoe.
neg.
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Sl.375.O77.OO

Der Gtabtantpali berihiete. bab ,r
NIT eli Der IA grunbsisenibiimer In
be BON Der 0iert.H, QuoIotp unb arh
Sirabe uno Der Soma alI,p besrsnsten
5srriiorium. bas fir bic Grrintuns
Der neien 0uilforb ShuIe auserjeh.n
IN, gergleidx er5ieli babe. benen sufols
se fie tpillens iinb. fir ihrs Drunbe
iiiide, fpelhe urfpriinslih BON ben Abs
fhdsern bes Raibes nuf $50. .O85 abs
seihdst Dorben finb. i'm 0anaen $751;
Edl III n4asnfirsr ..nh .snnx
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

Michael Cudahy, founder of the pack
ing firm. bearing his name, died at Chi
cago Sunday night at hospital of pneu-
monia Mr.. Cudahy had been i'll for five
days.
Twenty-Five girls were burned alive or
crushed to death on the pavement in 10
minutes Saturday morning in leaping
from the windows and fire escapes of the
four-story brick factory occupied by pa
per box companies at PIG High street,
corner of Orange, at Newark, N. j. The
The fire caught from a blaze which start
ed in some gasoline used in cleaning an
electric lamp.
The federal justice department at New
York Monday filed petition in United
States circuit court, demanding that it
outlaw the sugar trust. The American
Sugar Refining company was characterized
in the petition as ruthless" monster,
which crushed opposition that it couldn't
control. The court is asked to dissolve the
trust "by receiver or otherwise" and re-
store competition in the sugar trade. The
petition is the most sensational that was
ever filed. 1t alleges that the trust agree
ments. are a monopoly and fraud, and
it declares that the Havemeyers and asso
ciates have arbitrarily fixed the price of
sugar and have injured the public.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

Edwin Mosher of Ludlow was taken to
Woodstock Jail Monday as result OF his
arrest for misrepresenting facts to the
town clerk in obtaining marriage
license Mosher and Miss Ivy Kelly were
married last week. A day or two alter
ward the brides parents complained to
town Grand Juror Ernest f. Moore that
the marriage license was obtained under
false pretences. Mrs. Kelly, the BRIDE
elects mother, signed a paper which
Mosher brought her., giving consent to ::
the marriage, as the bride in question Is
alleged to he only Is years old. Mrs.
Kelly cannot read and the document was
represented to be something else. The
groom is II years old and he stated at
fbe town clerks Office that he was u:
The groom was arrested and fined $50 and
costs, which he was unable to pay. The
bride is still at her home.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
ACCIDENT ON WEST
RIVER RAILROAD
Combination Car Tipped Over
Wednesday Afternoon.
JUDGE scHwENK SLIGHTLY HURT
Coupling Pin All That Prevented Coach
from Rolling Down Embankment-
E.J. Waterman Badly Shaken Up
Cause OF Derailment Unknown.

The dcralling Of the two rear ears
ON the mixed train on the West River
railroad about "A mile and a halt north
of the station az West nummefsiou
| "Wednesday afternoon gave several
passengers severe shaking az aud
numerous bruises when the cumhina.
/ tion passenger and baggage coach
went over onto It's side, To add 10 the
shock, two stoves, one IN each end 81
the combination ear, set IRE 10 The ear
and required quick work TO prevent
damage. The train was IN charge Of
Conductor Thomas Rouse aud Engineer
derry Curtin, and was proceeding 10
Bfaitltboro when without any warning
there came "A humping noise aud the
two rear ears swaYed and rocked IN a
way 10 alarm the passengers. Judge
\. \. Schwenk Of Bruttlehuru, who was
standing IN the baggage car door, De
cidrd to take no chances aud Jumped
a. the ear started 20 tip. lie spTulned
one of his ankles. Mrs. Mary Gof and
daughter, Miss Hazel Goh, both %
Rrattleboro. were riding In the passcn.
ger compartment Of the combination
ear aud were thrown violently upon the
seats rs the ear turned over. Chairman
Ernest j, Waterman Of The board Of
bailiifs was riding IN the baggage ear,
aud IL required considerable effort 10
cNtricatc him from the mail sacks and
other articles that were heapcd upon
him as hc was thrown into a corner.
What caused the damage was not cX'
planned 10 the passengers as they Jour.
ncyed to Brattleboro in box ear.
Those who investigated the cause OF
the derailmcnt could find no indica.
tion that the rails spread and the track
was not torn NJ, although the ends OF
several ties were crushed. The trucks
on the forward end Of the combination
coach climbed the rail and before the
train could be brought TO a stop the
car left the rails entirely aud toppled
over. As the rear ear left the rails II
pulled the next ear 10 II from the iron
and only the holding of the coupling
prevented the passenger ear from turn
ing completely over and going down
TO the foot of the cmbankment. dis
lance of about 20 feet Though no one
was seriously injured the accident was
not classed rs Joke hv those parici
pating. and il was rather disgmutled
party of passengers who arrived in the
freight ear.
In addition TO those mentioned. the
passengers were DR. r. 5. Niles of Bos.
ton and his attorney, i. II. Moves. of
that city, Deputy Sheriff G. +. Mann,
!, W. Gage and J. l.. Stockwell, all
Of Brattleboro, woman from Scit
uate, Mass, and one from Newfane.
Mrs. Golf had a small boy with her as
well as her daughter.
When a .wrecking crew uncouplod the /
TWO deralled ears yesterday morning, !
to putting them back on
the rails, the combination ear turned /
over and struck at the foot |
Of the embankment.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
THE WORTHLESS DOG.
A Suggestion as to How to Eliminate
Him From Vermont.
Hon. John A. Mead,
Montpelier, VT.


| Hon. John A. Mead,
Montpelier, VT
Dear SIR
! read with special interest that portion
of your inaugural address which deals
with the injuries done TO sheep by wan
dering dogs. For some years | have main
tanned near my home at Windsor, VT, a
pack OF from 20 to 30 hounds on which
think that | pay more in license fees than
is paid by any other one person in the
state.
The generally accepted view OF the sub
Jet is that dogs are worthless and that
sheep are valuable. There is much OF truth
in this viewso much, in fact, that ! be
lleve that If the owners of dogs really
believed their dogs to be valuable the
dogs would be so carefully looked after
that the damage done by them would be
OF trifling amount. A person who buys a
dog for 80 cents or dollar sets no great
store on the intrinsic value of his pur-
chase and will not, in the nature OF
things, take much care IN seeing that no
harm comes to his dog or that the dog be-
HAYES himself On the other hand, If a
man buys dog that he believes to be oil
substantial value in the open market,
dog of some recognized breed, OF some
use in sport or work, this idea of value
result in the dogs being cared for and
kept from doing mischief.
You can reduce the number OF worth
less dogs in either of two ways: First by
a prohibitive tax or other arbitrary and
burdensome legal requirements, or, sec
ond, bv requiring some evidence as to
the value of the animals The first is the
simpler way and would doubtless be quite
effective 1T would probably result, for
instance, in my pack being taken from
the state altogether. The second seems :,
bit difficult but it IS not so, as 1 shali
proceed to explain.
There are recognized breeds of dogs.
There are provisions in the United States
and in various foreign countries for the
registration of dogs which belong. to rec
opnized breeds With rare exceptions so
rare as to be almost negligible), no dog
which cannot be registered has any real
value. Practically every dog which is ell
qible to registry and for which the owner
would take the trouble to obtain regstra-
ton has a real value. To require, there
fore, with each payment OF the present
annual license fee, the presentation OF the
dogs registration certificate issued by the
American Kennel club, or, in default, the
payment of an additional license Zee OF
$40. would soon result in there being IN
Vermont few dogs which could be termed
worthless and few dogs whose owners
would not properly care for them. Dogs
would not be made an impossible posses
sion. but such as were owned would not
be "worthless."
I do not know that it is OF matena,
bearing on the case, but IN Engiand anu
Scotland dogs and sheep are both TAR
more numerous than in any part OF the
United Etates of similar area, and the
quality of British dogs, except, believe,
in one or two breeds is regarded as SUI
perior to the quality of dogs of the same
kinds raised in the United States.
>'' Very respectfully,
(Signed) II. S. Wardner.
Oct. 90, 1910.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian church, Rev. E. Q. 5. Os-
good, pastor. Service every Sunday at
1890. Sunday school at ll.45. Theme
for next Sunday, The Story of the En-
alish Bible. All are welcome.
Universalist church, Rev. D; +. Trout.
pastor. Sunday services: Divine wor-
shin. 1890 a. m. with sermon appro1,,
r;aic to Holy Communion. which will
be Observed. Sunday school, ll.45 a.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

m. Christian Union service, p. m,
with illustrated lecture on Ireland.
Special music.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. F.
A. Wells, pastor. Preaching service
next Sunday, The Yeast of the King
dom. Sunday school at 11.45; Epwortn
league at o'clock. Subject, The
Heart of the Gospel. Preaching service
at clock. Class meeting, Tuesday.
at 40 p. m. Prayer meeting, this
friday at 7.30. Text, The Light of
tie World. All are welcome.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
NEEDED TAX REFORMS.
Wilmin gton Correspondent Enumerates
Evils in Need of Correction.

Editor Reformer -
The present laws Of the state of Yer
mont provide that mortgage, note, or
similar security, when held by savings
bank. shall be exempt from municipal
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
Temporary Heat Quickly

Did you ever stop think OF the many ways in which
perfect oil heater Of value? If you sleep with Win
dow open WINTER you get sufficient heat from oil heater
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-12-09

old master and at the head OF tive
companions, joined the federal army.
ABOUT IA years ago he settled near
UaIhan, wnere he mas since made MS
home, gradually adding to his original
holdings.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will continue
TO i've on the farm which has been
their home for so many years. One
or the first pieces of work to be done
on the sanatorium site will We the
erection of comfortable cottages, at
the expense of the association, which
will be turned over for the exclusive
use of the aged couple, as long as
they live.
Some well-known men are on the
advisory committee of the association.
Among them are w. E. B. Dubois, A.
NJ, Phi. d., Atlanta University, Aalan
to, Ga.;G. w. Hubbard, M. D., dean OF
Meharry Medical College; Bishop E.
Iyree, M. D., D. D., Nashville, Tenn;
DR.. ]. e. Moorland, international Sec
rotary of the Y. nj. G. A, Washington,
D. c., and the Rev. A. E. Reynolds
Denver.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-12-09

Pliney Buchanan, 81 Robertson
street, 70 years.
Lizzie Travis, 80 Tennessee street,
% years.
Eliza Jordan, Forty-third avenue, 70
years.
Joseph Peyton, 1926 Fifth avenue,
South, 3S years.
Chas. Williams, % Bucks alley,
year.
Elouise Commings, Donelson street,
48 years.
John Houston, Whites Creek pike,
76 years.
John D. Hockett, 1922 Duck alley,
II days
Della Smith, Vanderbilt Hospital.
20 years.
Rena Perkins, rear 1909 Morrison
street, 81 years.
Alexander Foster, 431 N Spruce
str let, "a years.
Rosabella Jenkins, rear Fosters
Hall, First and Market streets,
years.
Philip Perkins, 71S Ewing avenue,
Is years.
william Shannon, 6S5 Woods street,
As years.
Robert Hamilton, rear 1919 Cedar
street, years.