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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
SerfoHaLVotiaea.

Mit oufrihtieem 8ebouern piro
namsntlid in Der biefaen Sdpeisers
aoIonie bic Ratri6t psrnommen perz
ben. baB Der Heitor Der bisiigsr
Stptissr, Serr ) hn auen5i. in
isinsr Wobnuus, go. 3414 gine Ctr,
lhpertrant barnleoerliegt. Serr
ausn3i. Der i'm 81. 2ebensiubre itsht,
ba: isit langen Sobren an lanosmunnz
i6aftlihsn BeIire6unosn tets ben req
ten 2lntbsil eeuommsn uno iiber 40
Sabr. lang gbrendmter in ben h.iiz
aen Shpsiserz zYereinen bstleibet. bis
sr iib fdIieblih nit Ridiiht auf iein
porssriittss Qltsr BON Der attipen Der
einstbdlieieit 3uriidSog. SIM Sanuor
rerber es 60 Sabre, ieit Der sreii.
Serr iidl init isiner lisbenspiiroiser
6at!;n, bi. i'm 85. Sabr. it.bt, pers
mdb!ie unb feline sahlreihen ssreunbs
tpiinihsu linn BON san5em Ser3en. oab
er biz bahin pieber polIig bsraeitslIt
Iein moge. I'M ieinsn Gbrsntds i'm
JamiIienz unb Jreunoestreiie beseben
gu tonnN.
Rah ldnser.m Siehtbum 1T s.iterr
Trub 5rau Caroline 8au.r
aeb. Shmiot. Wittpe bes perItorbener
6srrn sSobn Bauer. i'm boben Mlte,
BON 70 Sabren burh ben COB por
ibr.n 2eihen erlOit porbsn. Ii. Beer.
bisuns Der 0eritorbenen, tpelfe DO,
Sabrsebnt.n aus Rbein gifdofsbeiu
in 0aben einpanberte unb niht MI,
sinsn srob.n Verpanbtens, Iunberr
audi Jreunoesfreis binterldbt, pirt
am Nittpoh Rahmittas a2 ubr bon
5rauerbcufe, go. 1888 Glm Strab.
aus ,ouf benz Griebbofe Der Gartbas'
piie fattfinnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
Vnrabnung
Gr m0dte AM @eibnadltstage iterben
trieb Mng. NieSlin in ben COB.
8eianb iid als 8atient I'M lesten
Stabium Der Sdnpinbinht i'm
3meigbOipttal.

Sm kbtsn Stooium Der S4ptnoz
iu6t mahte geitern i'm 3psigboipttol
in Sid Stun Elm patient, Der 58 Sabre
alte YGder Queuitus RieDlin Oca Jec.
531 6arter Strabs, Dupton, g., ielz
nem Qeben Elm freipilliges Gnoe. Der
bsbauernspertbe Wann ipuroe arl
Qbenb geeen 6 ubr bon Der ardnten'
pFlegerin sSrl. Simpfon in elmer gro'
gen glutlate in ieinem 3immer lie
gsnb pOrgsfunoen. IS erga6 iit, oab
er iih bic pulsaber bes lintsn 5dnbs
gelents Durhidnitten uno iih auber:
Dem tiefe Stlhpunben am unter!s'b
unb iibsr Dem Ser3en beig.brdht butts'
Gr mar Bel oprsm getpubtfein uno erz
tldrts auf bic araee, Desholb sr Die
8er3neiflunssthat besangen babe, bar
ibn cine 8orabnung, er mO6te an
Beibnahtstose ftsrben, iett etrIger
Sas.n esqudlt unb 6sdne'tigt babe
9a er bic oSoss, eosntuea am We1b'
nu6tstase aus benz 2eben idetoen gu
miifIen, niht babe .rtrugen tonnen
babe sr Ii6, bu fein. 5oge auB.roeT'
eesGblt ieien. entihloii.n, Ieinem Sc;
ben freifpillio elm gnoe gu iesen.
aurs nah 7 llhr CAB Rieolin ieinsr
geiit duf. Der geritorbene, oeHeT
@attin uno 5ohtsr, Jrau Qm.lld @s'
mann, go. 531 garter StraBe II
8nDton, O.. ipobneH, bate am Is
Suli aufnahme i'm 3rpsisboipital g:
iunoen. gr befano ii6, pie gelagt
i'm Isbtsn Stabium Der ShfpiHoIud
unb bic gerspsifIung iiber ieinsr
bcffnungsloIen 3uitano bat i'm in Der
5ob estrieber. 5err Rieoltn mar eli
berporragsnoes Mitglieo bes uniol
Bidder 9ersins. Die Qeihe tpiro mad
0apton gsiunbt uno bort CUR leBtel
Rube beitattst tDerbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
wabrihsinliH Ntoro.
Neser lisat in hoTnnnsslofem 3n'
ftanoe i'm 9oipitaI barnieber.

Der Reeer 5homas 6ouIion, "a
Sahr. alt. elm Chauffeur BON Ro.5930
Stanl.p aps.. ssristb seitern abeno
in Jrant 1id's Wirtbihoit an 9amils
ton 4pe. uno oer 6. $. G. .. areus
suns NIT ein.m ihm nur unter pem
geamen .Jran," betannten RaII.sss
nciIen in Str.it, in befen 0erlauf
Iebterer isin Wef.r 3cg unb ibm cine
tiefe Sdniitpunb.. iotpie einsn Stid
in ben RId.n beibrahte. ocuiton
brah btutiib.ritromt 5uiammen, uno
Iein ansreif.r sp.rtfelliete feline
1luft. Der 9ertpunbete tpurbe idIsus
niaft in benz goli5eioutomobil mad
bem 0ofpiial s.braht, no es ii9 bers
ausitelIi., bab er an innerIihen glua
tuueen Ieihei. Sein 3uitanb 1T Elm
boffnunsslofer. Die poli5ei iahnosi
auf ben W.Herheloen, ipeiher in ~9aps
pp 1oIlctp", college 5ia. tpobnen ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
StraRellrauber.

Yuul s. Qpmun, BON gto. 300
;Fuirfielo Nps., purbe geitern Worgen
9eoen 2 l1br an Der Terter QDe. uno
6atberrp GtraBe Don brei gutgetleioez
ten 8egslagerern auf8ebolten. Wdbz
reno elmer berIelben etnen ReDolper auf
i9n ridtste, ourhiudten bic 6eioen ane
Deren Ieine Su1hen un0 eigneten Iit
feline gaarI6aft i'm getra9e BON So
an, rporauf ale bret Die 5Iuht ergrif-
fen unn entfamen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
S1iNSnad5r d5ridtea.

Rep Yort. Is. DEG. anse..:
.3bemiIioelss4 BON pirdus. Baltic
BON liperpool.
Soutbompton. 4nset.: st
pdul" bon Hep Yort.
abses.: .prdiibent 2ineoln" mad
Netp Bort.
6alifuL u. 2. 4bses.: .gm.
preb Of Britain mad Giperpocl.
Queenstoipn n. Mnsei.: .gsbrie'
bon Heip Yort, nan 2iperpool be.
ftimmt.
abses.: ~2uIitonio" mad Rem YOrt
Qiperpool. Aneet.: .gonoba
BON portlano. Tse.; .Soyonia- bor
Seton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
Y!Dslidler Sob.

lsrau gseilia gurtbart, tp.I6e felt
feds Mohen bon ibrem 9atten, benz
8dder Charles gurtbort setrennt
Ieht, itarb eeitern plOslih in ibrer
Wobnuns. Ro. 975 Weit 3. ctr. Sin
iofort berbeiserufener Arst tpnItutirte
ben kreits eiss.treten Soo uno be-
nadrihtigte ben Coroner, ipelher sis
nen Suqueit onorbnete. 2lllem Nns
ihein nah lit bic 5rau einsm Sersz
fdIoce erle1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

Jm boben alter BON "a Sabren fturb
seitern, betrauert bon einem groBen
8erpanotenz uno 5reunoesfreis, 5rau
eSobanna 9eielbrdh t, seb,
Stratsmsper uno miro morsen Nddz
mittaa um 81 llbr pom Sterbsbauie,
gao. 1145 6optlns StraBe, aus CUR
lebten Hube 1etrueen tperDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
Geuer.

Die polisiiiengppmon. Slider uno
Warb iakn seitern Mcrsen IN
oner Jrihe auolm aus Jrant's UeD>
bellaoen. Ho. 1902 -1204 Muin Ctr.
hrpororinsen. Sic bruhen bic I5ure
elm uno fonbeu Elm Gsuer Dor, tpelhes
burh einen ihaobaften Rauhfane pers
uriaht fporben mar. Gin Nlarm Don
aaiten 953 bra1te Die Gsuerpsbr Ill,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
TuBballipieler ihper ptrItst.

Ql.r. Mcasnnon. 27 Sabre alt.
Wiitgliso oes Soccer JubbalI 5eams,
pobnbaft No. GA gropn Strabs, err
lit geitern Radmittag pdhreuo zines
Spiel.s sinen 9lrm> unp eineu geins
bruh. Gr puros in Der 4mbulonS
mad benz ooIpital gebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

MobiIle. Mneet.: rgolumbia" :,
BON Heip Dort mad @lasgop beitimmt.
Dpper. Nnget.: .2aplanb", bon
g1ep yorf nah Mntpsrpen beitimmt.
4bgeg.: .Rroonlano" na6 Rsp
Uorf.
6npre. 4bgeg.: vgaroline" mad
Nep Uprf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

SteQe, unb Der granb pur0e gel0f6t,
nahDem Elm ShaDen BON $3.50 ansss
ridhtet norbeu mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
gelegrap6
Wabrf6etnlid unttrses
gangen.

Dinenarb 0open. MaH..
Is. 1eJ. aapi. Garter BON bem
Gnooner ~Jeiie Dart beriAiet, bob
ner 3ipeimohiSe G4oOner laura 8,
6ons ipobrf4einli4 ipdbrenb bss Hlis.
sorb am letten dreitos nit Wonn uno
Mnus Su Grunbe sins. D0s G6ifi
blrfte non Nnii&t BON Qnpt. Garter
IN Der gdbe Der eroben Rounb Rip
pen i'm NaHtudet Gunb " Grunbe
osoanseu isia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
-ote beriihmtefe---
Oa6rlagertn Oie(es .3eita(ters.

Gdon In Der dttefteu Belt CAB IS eefpiNs
Berforer bic ourtb bic s16pfltus bober beanet
nareH. unb es Iteot 'en BuetieI oor, DAB
AUDI beutsutase nod 8erIoneu ertfiissH bic
burd eiue unbefaunte Sprdft i'm Gtaroe ftHo,
@tele5 su tbuH u1o oocdus5a'a0en mas inr
9tRoere erftauHib III unh bLeibt S5ir GnldheS
bat bic Iatur oiefs 0auts Defenders 6eaiinift8f,
peHn Fe but br bic feIteHe Sabe herIteben, oas
GeDcn ibrer UlttmeHicben ipIe Elm auigeihIages
neS gEA genau 3u lefen. BergeBi nCht odB
iie In i6rer ei1enen Reiioen6 an 6eettu atoenue
po5nt gIebnrt bic Sat gno Gar oifIth bis
oeefn 9toenuc, bunu aebt oieieIbe binanf bis
Sbr bic fCbpue Weiocu3 bon Iyrau .. g)aeger
erreitt Gas 6aus III 3ur Iiuteu Sano urs
Mn 3auH 1T Der ytaiue
MRS. IL. fAEGEK,
pcefin slueuue, Siumppo, Cincinnati. 6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

probirt II. g. WetcI polifh'
raa .Darteepers frienS.. ID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
NJ RS. IL. YAEGEfs,

Seefin slueaue, Sinmppb, Cincinnati. G.
Qreis 90 Gents uno oarii6er
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

The United States Senate is at last in a
fair way to investigate the franking privi-
lege, abuse of which is believed by many
to be largely responsible for the unsatisfac-
tory financial showing Of the postoffice de-
partment. Not only are tons of useless
printed matter circulated by members of
congress each year at enormous expense
to the government, but it is believed that
publications not entitled to free circulation
under any construction of the present law
are being sent out continually. The docu-
ment under immediate discussion is 480-
page book said to be nothing more or less
than defense of the Payne-Aldrich tariff
prepared under the direction of the Ameri-
can Protective Tariff league. Democratic
senators claim that it is purely and essen
tally campaign document, and that if
one party can SO circulate matter the
other should have the same privilege. This
undoubtedly is fair contention, but the
public would much prefer to see all matter
savoring in the least of politics refused cir
culation under frank. Such a rule would
of course put ban on the free distribution
Of government seeds.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

The fitness of Charles ID. Watson Of
St. Adams for the democratic nomination
for governor is courteously mentioned by
the Bennington Banner whose editor
served in the legislature of 1908 with Mr.
Watson and had ample opportunity to
Judge of his ability and trustworthiness
The Banner says he is man for whom
any citizen of Vermont, whatever his po-
litical faith, might well be proud to vote,
adding that he represents many of those
progressive ideas which progressive men
of all parties are united in demanding The
st. Adams Messenger calls attention to the
Banners tribute with something more
than mere local PRIDE" intimating, if it
does not say as much, that the praise is
deserved Democrats throughout the state
may well heed these estimates of Mr.. Wat
son. In view of the gradual breaking
down of party lines all over the country,
the apparent popular determination to
choose public officials for their individual
qualifications rather than for their adher-
ence to any obsolete doctrine, and the
apathy that exists toward the present re-
publican aspirants for gubernatorial
honors in this state, Vermont's unterrified
have better opportunity than ever to
make harmony and good judgment count
for something.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
Establishing A Reputation a, Home.

Really Il l. imInaleral whsih.f you get a
riinmiiier appointment az not eAreii iof
ahu reason, You eau st an opportunity Ia
10 q tribe moIv talking because yuu can
adrr a minority report II sou don't happen
Ia l,e with the majority, Ia your talk
rier a. often a. possible 10 your oonsiiiu'
enis This VIII add 10 your reputation at
home Abosr all things ip TO build up q
machine at hom.. lou aill want Ia 80 "a
III. ssnaie within a few yraR and Il Is 60
s-niial that you have an acquaintance IN
your county IL sure 10 mention the
name III your county aud town as often a.
possible In youf talk, on the floor Of the
housr, H. snw 10 speak on every question
that romss NJ, SPEAK thr,e or four times
II the speaker Will permit you TO do 20.
Remember i wont DO you any good 90
talk Il your iownspcoIle don't know what
sou cay. H. suic 90 make the acquaintance
VI the newspaper reporters al the state
hou~r. Give them cigar every Time you
meet them and u you keep any moisture ~
your room invite the boys ia Occasionally.
They will naturally write thinss about you
aud while many OF the things may lie
funny you can send home clippings To
your county paper
A. soon a. you see your name in
newspaper after arriving at Montpelier
bus ~ copies and mark the item. send
the papers 10 friends in your town. do this
every time you sec your name mentioned,
H. sun you send your county or local
paper one of these marked copies every
time your name j. mentioned, II you
want chance 10 do some spread eagle ora
tory that will be- heard Of at home be on
hand with a scconding speech when
United States senator il elected. II may
require a bit Of diplomacy, but II possible
see that your speech appears IN the daily
papcrs. 10 be- sure that II Is given pub
liciiy have stenographer take II or else
have il committed 10 memory and send a
copy in advance 90 your county paper. he
sure that copy OF the paper containing
your speech Is sent To the newly-elcctcd
senator. Tell the newspaper correspond
cnts that you intend 10 introduce certain
bills and give brief synopsis OF your
IDEAS Submit 10 an interview every oppor'
tunity you get. Have a cut made Of your
picture 80 that your local paper may print
II occasionally during the session.
Write to all OF the influential citizens OF
your town. irrespective OF party, once dur
ing the session. he sure to use official sta
tionery. Ask them II they have any sug
gestions 10 make concerning legislative
matters Send all OF them . copy OF a
Montpelier paper occasionally. Invite them
to come up TO the capital. Tell them you
would ask them to stop AT your hotel but
the rooms are all filled. This will let you
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Chase q bsaniassoa saka ssnsibis
yis. Il Tbs matter, lie ssys that the Lao
states saIlieiily thai the se@s@a tasins
MAJ a. sitheal fssaId To the DAP u Tbs
.ssk, Thew l. 40 s.phsil lao against
Sunday fishing in SsTmoa,, the eals Inse'
laiioh covering THE Isaanl i~ins IN ihs
ssnssal statute shlsh ieIl.sls everything
bal af,s u nsssssiiy eF charity en the Nab
hath. fish and game ~aTdsns, however.
have nothing 10 do With the enforcement
Il this an,saus,ei asi, 1hslT daiiss afs
created By law pertaining 10 the nIsssT-
yAilon Of iish and game, and Nj, chass
therefore claims that = WARDEN has no
Iawer TO arrest man ieT fishing on sun
DAY. lie will lasiras, his drrn,Ies 10 be
on the lcokeul for yielaios ii the o'ineh
Law or any other sse,lon u chapter 80 81
The statutes on the opening day, but tina,
I. Ill
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
A NEW CANDIDATE.

A tagging govcTnoNhip eonles, has re
oeiyed impetus during the past week by
the announcement Of the candidacy Of
James X. Raichcldcr 81 Arlington, bu,
even now popular excitement Is not al a
pitch that will interfere seriously with
spring planting Mr. Baiehelder's en'
trance into the field had been expected fof
a number Of weeks. Ills friends had been
urging him 10 becomc a candidate, and that
he would yield to their wishes when the
proper time came was a forcgone eonoln'
sion. Just what effect this new candidacy
will have on the situation Il is perhaps a
bit too early 10 predict. Mr.. Batchelder
can reasonably expect the support OF prac'
tically all OF Bennington county and a
portion OF Windham, but whether he can
make progress in the north Is different
proposition. AT guess we should say tina,
he would be more likely to harm DR. Mead
than anyone else for the simple reason that
the doctor has more to harm. Evidence
is lacking TO show that Mr.. Fleetwood has
collected formidable support. and as for
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. lIapgood the extent of
their following is decidedly uncertain
quantity. The former hasn't recovered
from the unfortunate introduction he re-
ceived at the hands OF the Burlington Free
Press, while the latter is having difficulty
in making people take him seriously.
The Reformer is free to say that il does
not consider Mr. Batchelder an ideal candi'
date. In age he has slight advantage, ii any,
over DR.. Mead. and his connection with
the "old guard of the republican party
is a bit too close to inspire enthusiasm
among its younger and more progressive
members. However, on the immediate
issues OF the campaign he seems to be
sound. He favors all OF the important
recommendations OF the commission APP
pointed to propose constitutional amend
ments, and has declared himself for an in
creased public school fund, continuance of
the work Of the commissioner of agricul-
ture, reduction OF court expenses, closer
scrutiny of legislative appropriations. for
est preservation, more modern legislative
rules and trnk-lne highways owned and
maintained by the state. Furthermore, he
is willing to join with any or all candidates
in filing sworn statement of campaign ex-
penses before or after the convention. In
view of Mr.. Batchelder's attitude on these
questions and his acknowledged experience
in state affairs he seems to us as well fitted
as any, and better than some OF the other
aspirants, to receive the nomination, but
he is not such paragon as to cause us to
alter our belief that the best thing for
every town to do is to send unpledged dele
gates to the state convention.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

l.,.,ls padded upon s,ronf, hardy soss
al ,houh h. bought 81 reliable dsaisfs, "
order. arr PLACED early, or u one y ~ w.
si,y 10 Ell them a the proper 'ihe WI
Tshruary Of march, they can &c 1929 a,s,
m oaaniilies al iabuleasis ios price,. ae'.
mani condition. and fssdy 70 ss' "as -
,aon a. ,hs ground can t'e worked, ia's'
liant, arr secured IN this Nay q, fl.s9 y"
Ii 81 ihr dos~a, The roots ate ru' ny"
damp ,oil until they can te ~ ~ @
ranlsn. Growing plants, tso ahn ,h'is
sIs ssni cat al lhls SEASON y, mal,' i'aas
iar ,Iansplantlns To the fanish =. on..
The older plants arc saafsn..sa y" n'"""'
this season. They cost ,eNsiA , I'M 80,
H. heash, Early. Buy three yeafold plant.
ion blooming this s-asoh'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
ITCHING ECZEMA WASHED AWAY.

Is it worth 25 cents to you to stop that
awful, agonizing itch? Surely you will
spend % cents on your druggists recon-
mendation, to cool and heal and soothe that
terrible itching eruption?
By arrangement with the D. d. d. Lab
oratories of Chicago we are able to make
a special offer of 25-cent bottle of their
oil of wintergreen compound, known as
d. d. d. Prescription Call. or write, or
telephone to Brooks House Pharmacy
We absolutely know that the ITCH Is
STOPPED AT ONCE by d. D. D. Pre-
scription, and the cures all seem to be per-
manent.
Brooks House Pharmacy.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Poliileal ilamau,
Ilfaiileisafa, Vi 49,,
Gsnilrneni wha, Is political swans
doans I.t me know TO deeldr wasrf'
A az. thai Il Is the ho, air that a eandl'
da,s gives to a man from whom he solie,ls
assistance. II saAs that 4 - the money "
rri,el IRON a eandidate'ior legitimate pni,
,,.s. such AZ hiring team 10 make
Inn through a town, for cigar, .,e,,,
Fair Haven. May ?, W. w. u
The expression y new one on ", We
admit. hui Ne are inclined 10 think u wins
iLe wasrr II l. possible, however, thai
YOUR friends may h. thinking Of political
wan .ong.. Better ak them.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Although his sentence would have ex-
pired within three months, John Call, who
was serving a sentence of from u to ID
months at the house of correction, escaped
from the institution some time Saturday
night. Call had served several sentences
at the institution and was considered
to be model prisoner
For few weeks he had been fireman
in the boiler ROOM When the guard
went to release him Sunday morning he
was gone, having made his escape through
window in the marble shop by prying
apart the iron bars. Call is "a years old.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Tl,s lfIh aIiirlr IN OUT ssriss II hinis 10
prospective Legislators y az sAlninsis M
I.ostani ans aud sh"ald ls irfnsrd hih'
srnlb 10 syriy man Who hoi~s 10 tr sns
ssssiul IN Ioliles, II all prove 81 PAT,
iiealar value 10 ihos- Who have extensive
political rasets mapl+d out,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Why do ignorant newspaper msn persist
IN writing items abou, Boston bull ierI'efs
when no such breed II dos exists. There
arc Boston terriers and ball terriers, bat
they are no more alike in appearance OF
disposition than iiolsieins and jeNess,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Al IL recent meeting in Richmond, Va
the American Pharmaceutical association
placed ilseli on rroord as advocating the
abolition Of alcohol AZ a commodity Of sale
in drug stores. Bralileboro Is certainly
ahrcas, Of the times in ,hl. matter.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Mr.. llapgood's statement that his chief
campaign expense thus lar has been
for postage stamps on letters 10 Dr,
Mead !. one OF the funny features Of
the eoycrnor,hip campaign.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
Rrfofmer Political Bureau,
Iirnitl.l.nfn. VI.


Grnilemen; VIII YOU advise me shefr,
The rumor started that olin Merrill VIII
apl,.ar on the sorne a. an 18th hour eandi'
date for the goycmor,hlp 10 brcak the
deadlock when Doctor Mead, fnsi llc.i'
wood. James X. Baichcldcr, j. J.. Weeks
and a half dozen Others tie NJ things IN
the convention! Whoever started sneh
story must be a child In polities, DO you
imagine that Mr.. Merrill would care TO
undcrro the grilling that he would get
even Il he got the nomination. do You
imagine il would b. considered a crime 10
bolt such a nomination! II you think that
Mr.. Merrill care, TO indulge in the sort oil
A fight that would be- coming 10 him under
such circumstances you are mistaken i,et
me know ii you have any idea Who
started such rumor. ! wish to write them
iathcrly letter and advise them against
betting any money on such proposition.
Ncy truly your,
Berkshire. May 2, j. +. W.
The nmor, A. We understand Il, started
with certain Rutland scale manufacturer
whose name for the noncc We forget.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
Political Bureau.
l,rniilchnrn. "

Political Bureau.
Brattlcboro. Vt!
Kindly wire my expense whether Judge
Gibson win be candidate Tor lieutenant
governor. II 80, will he and Batcheder be
able to deliver their counties on state
treasurer candidacy.
Brandon. May !. W +. ;.
Judge Gibson still uncertain; awaiting
Developments. Windham and Bennington
strong for Deayitt
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Vermont fishermen outside of Windham
county are wondering whether the open
trout season begins Sunday, May Is, or
Monday, May l6. County Warden Harry
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
Political Correspondence Bureau
Our Motto:
~. y q, a. Good Men 10 Come to the Aid Of the Party

eu, ON the saI~nse end, While you have
mann daiies 10 attend TO ~ = msinbsf oi
liz legislature rmsmhsF that you esr .
Ia Koarssll 10 establish a reputation a.
las.a
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

What is the difference between Halleys
comet and DR.. Meals candidacy!
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Chicken incubation by electricity is
pronounced success.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Reformcr Political Bureau,
Braitlcboro, VT:

Brattlcboro, VT:
Can You recommend strong active and
competent young man TO assist me a. press
agent. Must be willing to work over
time. Want a man accustomed 10 writ
ing letters and handshaking.
Washington, ID. G. ID. j, +.
Write John Metcalf Of the Fair Haven
Era. lie ought TO meet your require
menis.