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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian church, Rev. E. g. S. Osgood,
pastor. Service next Sunday at 1870.
Subject of sermon, Thoughts of Peace
Sunday school at 1145.
First Church of Christ, Scientific. Sun
day morning service, 1915. Subject, Love
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting,
7.45. Reading room is open Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday from 230 to 4.30
All are welcome. Emerson building, Elliot
street.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. f. A.
Wells, pastor. Worship with sermon every
Sunday at 1890 a. m. The subject of the
sermon next Sunday will be A Plea for the
Revival of Reverence. Sunday school at
1145. Epworth League at o'clock
Glass meeting every Tuesday evening at
7.45. Prayer meeting every Friday evening
at 7.45. Seats free. All are welcome.
Centre Congregational church, Rev. Roy
M. Houghton, minister. Sunday services
At 1870 a. M. divine worship, with ser
mon by Prof Williston Wal ker of Yale
university: 1l.45 a. M, session of the
Sunday school and meeting of the Brother
hood class. This friday evening at 40,
devotional service in the chapel, subject,
A Shadow From the Heat, Is. 4 5-6;
% :1-12; 26 IA. Leader, Robert c. Clark.
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Trains ARRIVE ARAIIlEBQR0

VAIN rG Except Monday Express from New
sm' Daily Local from Springfield.
londonderry. w
!, IN A. Except Sunday. Mail from New York,
Es, Nofwlch Line Steamers, New London,
aacester and Boston.
n. ll' Except Sunday. Mail from Spring.
ys,t y, :. Except Sunday. Express from New
l lnm, Except Sunday. Parlor cars only.
r " from New York and Springfield.
YS S,t H., sundays only. Express from New
Lnd % Except Sunday. Express from New
r WI worcester and Boston.
Ndondery. ~ W ~
Y o,E a., Except Sunday. Local from New
JSdo, Except Sunday. Mail from New
w worcester and Boston.
Mhgfeld '>''e'' iio''i I've" hoiN anu
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Tommy Guheen, who has been playing
such sensational ball with Elizabeth
City, N. c., in the Tidewater league, tele-
graphed to the local management Monday
to see if there was an opportunity for him
to play on the local team. He was imme-
diately asked by wire to send his terms
but up to last night nothing had been
heard from him.
Johnny Bosk is at his home in this city
till Thursday of this week, when he goes
back to Bennington to continue his career
as the leading twirler for the fastest semi
professional team in the business. Bosk
is having great success, this year, and is
being considered by the big league scouts
for major league berths. Bosk has already
pitched 10 games for the Bennington team
and only lost two of them. while he has
been called upon to do the rescue act
quite few times.-Fitchburg Sentinel.
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lions from all the players in the Twin
State league

lions from all the players in the Twin
State league:
Mr.. Editor-How's this for the cham
pionship team, selected from the four clubs
of the Twin-State League?
Catcher, Thompson, Bellows Falls.
Pitcher, Williams, Spfd-C harestown.
First Base, Ivers, Brattleboro.
Second Base, Grow, Spfd- Charlestown
Third Base, Qualters, Keene.
| Shortstop, Kelley, Brattleboro.
| Left Field. Hammond, Bellows Falls.
Center Field. Reyes, Spfd- Charlestown.
Right Field, Appleton, Keene.
Signed, j. D.
Mr.. Editor-My choice for team select
ed from the players of the Twin-State
League would be:
Catcher, Daley, Spfd- Charlestown.
Pitcher, Brignolia, Bellows Falls.
First Base, Leonard keene.
Second Base, Donovan. Keene.
Third Base. Volk. Bellows Falls.
Shortstop. Ryan, Bellows Falls.
Left Field Hurley, Keene
Center Field, Hammond, Bellows Falls.
Right Field, Daley, Spfd-C harlestown.
A fan who signs his name ~. 0. W says
he has seen each team in the league play
/ lNO SdHies tdCH anu MS uODe vi INC Dcse
club to be secured from the four teams fol-
lows:
Catcher, Mcleod, Brattleboro.
Pitcher, Warner, Keene.
First Base, Ivers, Brattleboro.
Second Base, Slattery, Brattleboro.
Third Base, Volk. Bellows Falls.
Shortstop, Grow, Spfd-C harlestown.
Left Field, Hurley, Keene.
Center Field. Appleton. keene.
Right Field, Cronin, Bellows Falls.
"After laying awake and studying the
score cards for the past four games in
the Twin-State League, | believe have the
team that would snatch the penant." says
'AIr. Fat Fan" Here's his dope:
Pitcher. MCGOWAN, Spfd-C harlestown.
Catcher, Thompson, Bellows Falls.
First Base, Leonard Keene.
Second Base, Donovan, keene.
Third Base, Koran. Brattleboro.
Left Field, Hammond, Bellows Falls.
Shortstop, Ryan, Bellows Falls.
Center Field. Appleton, Keene.
Right Field. Cronin, Bellows Falls.
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field Charlestown Monday, giving but one
pass and four hits and winning 8 to 2.
Errors by Kerrigan gave the Hyphens two
runs in the nrst inning but a timely hit
by Volk tied the score in the fifth and the
winning tally was garnered in the seventh.
The Hyphens used new catcher, Cos
grove, and an outtielder, Quebec, in place
of the DALEY twins. Score by innings:
h e
Bellows Falls, 0OOO20 Ks 8 4
Sp'fd-C h'tn., 2 0 0 Q o 0 o. A .
Batteries Brignolia and Thompson;
MCGOWAN and Cosgrove.
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|EATRAL VERMONT RAIL WAY
TRAINS IElve pRATTI ER0Rn

an Except Sunday Express for Spring
ted and New York.
New York.
y IA N. Except Sunday. Mail for New London.
worcester and Boston.
donderry.
@aM M' Except Sunday. Local for Springfield
1s%; Except Sunday. Local for New Lon
S@a worcester and Boston.
y H. Except Sunday. Parlor cars only
lapless Tor Springfield and New York.
md New York. '' ~ ' "
~ u; Except Sunday. Local for New Lon
WHY W. worcester, Boston and New York via the
NNwch Line steamers.
New York.
tonderry. wan ~ 'o0'A '
,IsM n. Except Sunday. Local for Springfield
md New York
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Two-base hits, Grow. Koran: three base
hits. Hale, Grape, Meehan: stolen bases. J.
DALEY, Reyes; base on balls, by jackson ,.
MCGOWAN. struck out, by MCGOWAN s.
jackson s. sacrifice hits, Grape, Grow, Nc.
Carr, j Daley, T. DALEY: double plays.
Keyes. Grape, Whitney; hit by pitched
ball, Jackson; wild pitches Wachtel l,
Jackson . Umpire, Casey. Time, / hr.,
iJ IN.
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Two-base hits, Edgar. Kelley; stolen
bases, W. Conroy, Qualters, Hurley; base
on balls, by Warner ., by Donovan .;
sacrifice hits. Koran, Kelley. Ensign; hit
by pitched bali, Murray, Leonard . TIM.
pire. Casey. Time. Oh
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28

Two base hits, Devlln, D0n0vaH' Nc, KeI-
low. stolen bases. Qualters, Edgar, Nee
han: base on balls. off Minis 2, off Jack k
s sacrifice; Il hits. Conroy, Kelley, Koran,
Meeban 2, Wachtel; struck o4 T,,o by
jackson 9. by Minis A; umpire, foiey'
time. 2 hrs, Is min.
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10 our Customers

u feopened our old headquar-
M SIUuo iI of Beach and Center Sts.,
W., "alpole, N. H. Our store has
n a~ioleled tc meet the demands of
= II ''ppa:Smg business, and we will car
N, biggest Line of Stock in this
| d :. sole agents for julius Keisler
tliss, TWO stamped bottled in Bond
n H. winch include Sam Clay and
|SIs n5slp.er, King of Kentucky and
h. %eanIso agents for the G. o. Taylor,
!. taeaVorlte, Graves Maryland
sre "SSilman House, H. T. Corbin's,
so !, TTe MI! Chief, Red Top Rye and
kbsDJH, nlskey and many other lead
h., M0 ok Of Wines, Brandies, Gins
ba. are the best on the market.
les 7 NJ the famous Pilsner Lager,
and -pI9erty Beer and Ale, Schlitz
tts, r .9,aIIlantine's Ales and Layers,
ef,T ~, Layers and Ales.
VENT RorTLlNc COMPANY
'''S' Tel. ITO. Bellows Falls, Vt.
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Hyphens Won Again Yesterday.

Springfield Charlestown defeated Bel
lows Falls on the latter S field 6 to 2 in
well played game yesterday afternoon.
Cronin started to pitch for the home
team and was relieved by Brignolia in
the fifth inning. Score by innings:
Sp I'D Oh tn, 0 o 2 2 1 0 0 0-6
Bellows Falls, 2 900 0 0 0 o.
Batteries: Williams and j. Daley;
Cronin, Brignolia and Thompson.
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Rrattleboro Batting Averages.
Picking "All League" Teams.

The Cheshire Republican publishes the
following letters from fans who have select
ed what they think to be winning eomblna-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28

Stolen bases, Ivers, Edgar, Ne1'syi IN
3. Mcdonnell 2. Lynch; base on atr Uais, onf
W W Waab t. y u by J. J. cronn 5 hit By
n ~ b d' bali, by Wachte, J. ?. Cr r1
BASED BASED ball, Thompson Umpire foiey'
Time. 2 hours.
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Hvnhens Lost to Bellows Falls.

Rr;gnolia of Bellows Falls pitched ms
hast 81 came Of the season. against Spring
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Ninth-Inning Rally by Keene,

Keene defeated the Hyphenss at Meme Meme
saturday bv a score of 2 to l. Neither 1.-THE,
I Teans failed from third on Crows sacrifice
t aS Tn the ninth Keene punched four CT
n; rs seven hits and scored two runs score
by innings + h e
Keene, ii .
Batteries; Appleton and Fish; Williams
and J. Daley.
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sSeIe.
Sir $500 mad 9emtidlanb.

Deutid : amertfaniibe 3eitungeu
merben i'm aIten 8aterlano init gro
Benz Sntereiie geleien, iueil iie lid
|frei ausipreden ltno baufis bon brit
ben mebr Neuigfeiten unb Nafrid.
ten bringen, als Die 0eutifen Sci.
tungen ielbit. Die ySreie 9reise fir
|Seras" lit oriibeil iiberan, pobin file
geianot piro, Elm iebr germ geiebenet
@aIt uno fam iid riibnten, 4rct
fennling uno Wiir6ieur1g ou finoen.
mie aus 5abIreihen 8riefen an inns,
iotpie on Dieienigen. mel1e 6as
glatt all lire 9ertpanoten ihifen,
~berborgebt. Wer 6aber iefnen @e:.
manoten uno S~reunoen cine Sreitce
ermeilen, ibnen elm m~iGfommenes
@eihenf MAIDEN min, Der bcltede fir
iie bic 0Sreie Breiie fir 9eras".
Gas SntereiIe fir Seras, uie uber-
baupt fir ben Staat nno bic &c.
aeno, mo Die 8ermanoten no1nen,
lit in 9eutidlano iebr lebbaft uno
es lit unmoeIidl, in 8ripotbriefen
eime 10 sriinoIide glnffIdrung uns
9eihreibung bes frentoen 2anoes
su ge6en, tpie 6ies Die .Sreie greife"
alltpodentlid tut. Sir Den 9erin-
gen 8reis bon $500 berienoen mir
portofrei unier reifbaItiges $50.
denblatt auf ein Sabr an irseno
cine M0refie i'm MusIon6e.
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DIE UNIvERSITAET Won TEXAS.
Go<ebneational. 1lnterridt fret
S6brIthe Mussaben $50 mnb
amfmdrts.

Sehion besinnt Waitttpod, 81.
September 1911.
College Of arts: 9rrius fiibrt gum grno
oes ga6elor uno Nniter of Mrts uro
9ottcr Der Rbilofopbie.
Grsiebunss= Department: Brofe5ioneue
&urie fur 2ebrer. Die gu elementaren
uno permanenten gertifitnten fiibrer.
Snsenienr 9epnrtement: Grab G1irSe fir
Chill. gleftri5itdtse uno WinensSns
genieur.
0eiet= 3 partement: 0reiidbriaer Sur
ius. Der gum Grab 6es Nnhelor OF
Qafps NIT StaatsIisens uno Rurfus.
Der gum Raifer of 2aius fiibrt
Gpmmer : Sdmle: l1niberiitdts< uno
Normal Sturie. Sieben @oden ieocr
CONNER.
department of G~gtemfion: /. Gorreipons
beng : 9ibiiiou-offeriert 2urie in
beridJieoenen Sadeu. Stubenten t6ns
men lid 3n ieber 3eit einidreiben Iai
len. II. OeffentIi6e 9isfuiion urn
Snformations : 9ibifion: liefert @ios
arnpbien uno Oibliotbefen iiber berrs
idenoe Yrobleme. III. @orIeiungss
9ibiiion Iiefert populdre 8ortraac
orrd W1itglieoer Der Jatnltat Der
1Iniberfitdt.
@egen &otaloee irsenb eines 9epms
temenfs fdreibt an
Milfpn g8iaiants, Mesiitrar,
tlniberfitD Citation, Muffin
Mebi5imifhes Separtement.
@nlneIlon.
Geiiion, adt Rouate. gr5finuns 81.
September. Wiertelidbriger &urius ir
Nebi5in; siueiidbriser &urius II
Ybarmacie; breiiGbriger &urius IL
a~ranfenpfleee. @riinblide ilinifdt
Sneilitdten i'm Sobn Seoln 5ospitcl
1lniberfitb 5du, elm Mobngebdube fin
ipeiblihe Stiioentep Der Neoi3in.
@egen antaloee idreibt an
9ean rs. g. Garter,
Weeical College. 9albeftou
836s611s500s4921
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u1aret.8 erisbt
8aummpIe

San antOmip, Seq, 4. Sui. = Or
oinarb 10 @ts.; @onb Ordinary liz
Cts; 2ou @ibbline 1871 Gts.
Miboling 10 GIG gts.; @oob @ibbs
ling IA 7/16 Gents.
@alueiton, Seq, 4. Suli. = Srbis
narb 1875 gts.; 2otp Niooliue 14B
Cts; Ribbling Is gts.; 9oob @ioo>
ling 15A @ts.; @ibbliHs Sair IS 7/16
Gents.
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41msrrboieem bnrdb Amfian8em ~
6oufe fnrterf.

GuIeu lei6enoen, bic mir tire abreffe
auier6eu, tperbe ih beutlih erfldrea.
uie 4 9amorrboiben gu 9auie burd
Nuffaueen 6eiIt. gs lit einerIei, Oh Die
6dmcrrbcioen 5ogennunte blinbe. blus
feuoe, jiidenoe ODER berausacordngte
fint: ih fper0e ettuas bon bieiem Mits
TEL Isjtenfrei fenben, fofpie aud, i'm fall
Ie es gftpiinfdt pir6, Neferen5e1 aiIs
Nhrer unInittelbnren lmgebing. Sbnels
& Qinberung un0 bauernoe 9eilun9
ii fider. Ghidt fein @eIo, maft nber
Mu6eren Mitteifung bon biciem Gners
bieten. Gdkeibt beite nod an Srnr
81. Gummers, Bog O. SO. Notre Game
snb. Ghreiben Gle in oiefer Sprahe.
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Sliesen nnS Mosfitu's

babet iebt ibre grnte = ibr @eId6ft
blubt uno iie iino gliiflid. @s iii
ieood abiolut nidt ein3uIeben.
marllm Sbr linen erloubt. ON gud)
beritm 81 iau9en, ba 5br oies ood)
iebr unbequem finoet. Die anmen-
bung bon elm flein tpenig Sunt's
2igbtning Oil alf erponierten SteI.
len b1ft iie ab ODER linoert ntbersie.
lid ben Sdmera menn fie Gud) ge.
itoden baben. 9feibt elm tpenig eir
iin6 Sbr perbet ~iber5eugt iein.
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Gtimnplake fir Die 8rohibitions.
Mall.

Dte Stimmplase fir oie 8robibt
tions.pabl am %. Suit Deroen at
folgenoen 5teaen iein:
gtabtiids @re5intte.
l.. gountn gourtbals.
q. 924 Glib Slores StraBe.
8. s. Sellers Store, 2002 Smos
GIoreS GtraBe.
4. s. 6. 8rinttportb's 9lat. 3121
Gaos Slores Strabe,
s. gaboitlide gde Hrio uub guaoae
lcupe Gtrabe.
6. Beneboleueia 9aae, lis @atamos
ras 6trabe.
z. Srio 5traBen Seueripebr@3al s.
8. g. Sc5a6's Store, 2722 Wel:>
Commerce Strabe.
8. S. g. 3unb's Store, Norb1gondu
uno Gbnbe3 StraBe.
10. 6daefer's 9tore, 802 3orbsSnn
Nareos 6trabe.
II. $. 6. @iltinion's Store, 1901
Beitsgommeree Gtra6e.
IL. Mag 3eB' Store, 2ope5 nuS
Nor6sQnre1o @trnbe.
Is. gbas. 8. Mueaer's Store, 1880
Il. 6: Sseei's store, 800 a0rSs
Stores Strabe.
is. 8. M~iIeapnsti's @tore, sol Sal
las Strabe.
is. sos. SduI3's 9tore, 8omana
uno Noroe Shores Giraffe.
II. u. 6. @abrmuno's Gtore. 601
Gan Yebro Mbe.
is. 81. Simman9, gde Sfsweaco.!
Gtrabe un6 Baltimore Iberle.
10. Gan georo Sprinss Yabilon.
90. MuIiea Ylaee SeuertpebrS3 als.
81. S. S. Mobrigne5's Store. 170l
Sones Mbe. :.
90. Motter gros., alamo 8laSa nno
grodett Gtrabe.
90. 8. g. 8uno, 2ipe DAT unb 9air<
Son gtrnbe.
"a. 2eouaro 8elter's @nloon. @de
8, Gtrabe uno Gbenue 8.
25. Sobu 8otuen's Store. 812 Ntper
Mbenue.
2e. &. 6. Soldiers Store, starr
uno gberrb Strabe.
81. 81. S. @duler's Store. 11Of
Cfsgrodett Ctr.
28. gbos. 8iaert. 3O2 gurleion Ctr.
90. Sos. Besp's Store, TOP @bere
man GtrnBe.
so. Mnfb's @arben, s14 GRAFTON
Gtrabe.
81. Government Sin 5suertpehr<
5ans. 80
So. geosleb & @obfreb etore, 3oa
motcaoron Gtrnbe.
SO. u. q. BenoeI. 429 8pornina
Gtrnbe.
"a. Saul &. aurts Store, 1902
Bboming StraBe.
IS. Mrs. 9. @aebsr's, eo2 9elaipare
So. s. $. airdner's store, $50
Blum Strnbe.
81. 6. 8. Mumme's Store, 538
Blum 6trabe.
IS. 8. arueser's @tore. 1880 Glib
Yrefa Gtrnbe.
SO. ebas. 8ekel's store. 800 Glib
40. 60. goospiH' 9tOre, so2 @ar-
II. q. 6. sfeid's @tOre, 1902 Gar<
ben Gfrnbe.
AZ. 81. s.. GIfer's Store, Ode Gar,
ben umo Qotpeu Strahe.
Qanb : Hrestufte.
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9adridt bon aouitantiuupel, sirfei.

sd gebraude SIR .Sunts2igbt-
ming Oil" felt ldngerer 3eit unb
balte es fir oas bette Mittel, oas id
lie fir 8atarrb, @unoen uno Brand.
tpunoen gebraudte. @s balf mil
audi bel 8~beumatislnus uno GearoI.
gle. Sd empfeble es b~eionoers al.
len an &beumatismus, 0eilraleit
uno oergleiden 2etoenoen.
Bn5ant q. Ou5uf
0o. 90 Serafiilor, aonitontinopel,
Tiirfet.
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Gentle.

Semitic.
&artoffeln. $500 per 100 9funo.
3fpiebeln. Seras, 8ermubas, $1.75,
Seyas grb5tal 8ar. $1.75.
Somaten, Tegase 55c urto Soc.
&obl. $3.50 uno $500.
Gurten. segos. 40 II. SO Cts. fin eiu
1/3 8ufbel.
8obnen. @inbeimiide, 75c nub $500.
9riiner, Rfeffer, 50 II. 60c per 4 8ase
fetsgrnte.
Sfra, 80 nnb Acc per 1i3 BusdeI.
gantnloupes. $t.00 unb $1.25 PEI
8or bon 1 8ufdeI; 60c per 1/3 8ufhel.
Sqna5b, s II. Zoe per 9bo.
5euerie. $1.25 per 9ubenb.
anobIaud, Sc unb Toe per Bf,tnb.
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qfhrer @eimdl.

Neutrality-suspicious. 2ebrer seiudJt
fir Die linton Sfule, 8 Wieilel
tueftfih BON Comfort, Eeros. Reinl
Monate GhuIe. @ebalt $50 Bis $50.
Nur Mdnner m0gen iid meloen lei
Gnrl 8iermanm,
q. 81. go. /, gor %. Comfort, Ger.
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Bon Seisenreidfteim. 9entidlane.

Sd gebrdude nSunt's 2igbtnins
0iI4 uno baIte es fir Elm alsaeseid.
netes MitteI fir Hbeumotismus
WeuraIaia uno 0bnIife 2eioen; mi,
Wergniigen empfeble i'd es INNER.
Gran3 @ruber,
Seioenreidftein, 9eutiflono
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SuNn : FSedutttts
As. Neebina GduIbaus.
A. Modpcrt @1nIhnls.
As. Meeriheiot Snrm.
AZ. Terreu's 8eus.
Al. Bpron Stand.
As. Withen's 2afe.
AZ. &, Train'S, an can MntoniD
HIub, Bel Ynfo Bnrregc.
so. SduIbnis BEL Der 2oiobo &reie
5uag bes Reoinn SIufes.
81. Dof SsIano Sdnlbars.
SO. Nbtpnter's YIdt, Bon Srmb.
So. Center Roint GhuIbn1is.
"a. Gbfrnrb's GhuIbnis.
IS. QiusIeb's GdnIhnlis.
56. Ho{itoS' Store.
81. MADAM GdtIbdis.
So. Qodhart G1nIbnus.
SO. 0eIotes Shiibenbdus.
go. Sos 0fetes ShuIbnlis.
ST. Econ Springs, Wlnr Nne's Store.
SO. code QiH Sdilbnus.
63. Gtore BET Der Ban Mnlb Gtntior.
ga. Grcenide's YIab in 8ilperoe.
65. gofer GHlflbdus am 9rb SnInoo.
66. @etmore.
81. GeImo GduIbdiis.
68. 6huIbmas an Der DIanco Mono
Sc. Wed's Gfrre, Muitin foab.
20. MrebIe 9uteI.
ii. 8. S. Mbnms'@ obn6nas.
70. Gabriel SduIh6lis.
10. gonberie Gdulbnus.
IA. ct. 6ebtpig GduIbnis.
rs. Gobers (Gnnoers' Gtore).
rs. %. %. Wbite SdulbGls.
n. Ghinn @robe Ghnlbnus.
rs. Gheuermeber's Wnroen.
~. Sou Sunn GduIbaiis.
30. 5igbIonS Sdubenbris.
81. Glnenocrf.
SO. t1bbiGe Gdnlbnis.
SO. CATERS 6tore.
81. Snrriion's Natntorium.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-08
In dsuffder HnnedIuna.

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cine bon ITO Gder nno cine bon 20e
Gder. 8einabe nles idSnes idfuarses
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bon @eimnr. $40 Biz $50 per afer.
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9. g. Seymour, 8eftsr.
Columbus, Seyds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-08
Qebrer aeInflt.

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areuabere Gdule IN 4enoon Gouns
III. 01beres gu erfabren bet
Gmil Ehillips,
Doerne Teras.
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@ie6 Marft.

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Sdfen $3.75 Biz $500 Der 100 9fb
&Ibe $3.50 Biz 1910.
@uIIeu $3.50 Bis $500.
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&dlber $500 Big $3.50.
Gdtpeine $3.50 Biz 1925.
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3ieeen 1925 Biz $3.50.
81. 2ouis, 81. Snni 1911. Minbs
bieb, Seras<gieb, 1926 BIB $500.
Sdtpeine 1918 Bis $685..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-14
On Diamonds,
Matches
TO AVERT INDUSTRIAL WAR.
Belgian Legislator Proposes TIL
bunals Representing Both Sides.

Foreign Correspondence of The star
BRUSSELS, December i, 1911.
NJ. Mason Belgian deputy for the coal
mining district of Mons. has drawn up
novel scheme for preventing the wars
of labor and capital by more drastic ana
certain means than any afforded by arbi-
tration. He proposes the institution oil
regular industrial and labor law courts,
COMPOSED of nominated representatives
of the two interests, assisted by leSai
crown counselor, and to which employ
ers or employed would be compelled 10
apply for the settlement of their disputes
Whenever either of the parties 1alied 10
carry out the sentences of these courts
the latter would sit as criminal courts
vested with power to punish the deht-
uuents with fines. suspension OF business
or labor. or with confiscation of property.
AS the present moribund Belgian par
lament will probably lack the necessary
time to discuss such hill, 1t VIII come
before the next parliament. to be elected
in June, when NJ. Mason VIII nave every
chance of becoming a cabinet minister
with special facilities for getting MS
scheme passed and experimented upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-14
DEATH FELT IN NORWAY.
Fru Krog Worked Untiringly FOL
Woman's Freedom.
'oreipn Correspondence of The Star.

Foreign Cores pondence OF Inc Slhl-
CHRISTIANIA, December l. 1911.
nv the death of Fru Cecilia krog,
Norway has lost one of her most gil ed
and untiring workers in the cause Oh
woman's freedom. Her admission 10 the
University of Christiania in 1857 marSed
the beginning of a new epoch Previous
TO that date no woman could be admitted
TO the university. and it was only py
the strenuous efforts Of DR. Thoresen, her
father, that the young girl was allowei
to matriculate. although even ten
special act of parliament was necessary
In September. ISL, the Royal tnl-
yersity of Christiania was declared open
to women and the name of eczema more
sen will always be honored as that or the
first woman undergraduate OF Norway
FIVE wears later she married promi-
nent. barrister-M krog-whose sister,
Fru Gina Krog, is well known among
members of the international council or
women.
Fru Cecilia Krog offered her splendid
talents and the best years OF her Ire TO
the cause of women, and she Will long
he remembered with feelings or gratitude
and reverence as one of the most beloved
and noblest women OF her time.