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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
Qgier lserionen crtrnnfen.

Chicago, 81, 20. elmi.-Gin
g0ioIinboot, IN ipelfcm glrtbur
Serbert, 0eiien @attin wlals lmo
breH beioe ainoer ouf 0cm Chicago
5Iub ipa3ieren iubren, flbr NIT boil.
Ier 6orihe gegen oas llnterqeriiit
elmer grhde, bic october mnroe
ln6 ititrSte ann. Die beioen fIei.
nen W1oden retteten iidj, inoem iie
iif am griifengeriiit ieitbielten.
Ger grenlIer 8eorge grep mo Der
9oIi3iit 9ouis geuiion i6mammel
Dem ertrinfenoen Gbepaar 3ur Silie,
unO ipur6en bon beniclben in Der
1OOesansit NIT in Die 3ieie gc3ogcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
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CefirntIidle @ctrie6e.

9ei einem 9unhcon i'm CONNER,
cial Club belt Oscar z. Gridion
Dem Die ofieutliben getriebe in
Seattle lulteriteat iinO, einen inte.
reiI1nteu gortrag. SSl Seattle lei
Die gidte fit Glettri5itat ieit lleberi
rabme Der @erfe ourb Die Gta0i
bon 20 duf 7 Gents Der ailoDoti
bernbgeiebt nor0cn. gr DarntC
euhdieoen gegen cine itadtli6c
aonmiiiion Der 0iientliben 8etrie6e,
bcnu ct 6alte BON oerielben abiolut
ni6t8. Soldc aonnniiiion tpiinib.
ten Die aorporatioren geraOc fir
ibre ieI6itiiidti9en 3pede.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
Sin gcrradtrr ami Der gltun6a6n

ASCOT England, 90 Suni.
@abrcno Ste 8ierocrcnucn i'm bol.
Zen @onae mareu. Iprang Elm 0lann
mf oic Re lbabu; IN elmer 3auo
Idipang er riHen HcBoIBcr. in Scr
ouorrcn bicIt er cine Nibrl. Die
gsaiic aui ocn sSofcp @6aaep rid.
tend, riei er 6ieIem lu: gSolte it'll.
iouf eritieBe Id Gi6!" gerae.
fens beriud)te Der Sodeg oas 9icr0
81 Biiselu. im ndditcn glugenblif
aber beiau0 iidl Ser I9ann inter
ben Snfeu oes Rieroes; Der Sodep
ielbit muOe bon icinem 9fcroe ge.
ifleuoert fam abcr gliidIi6erDeiie
nit geriugen gerIebungen 6aDon.
slud bic gerIeBungm oes angen.
ifeinIidl Srriinnigen iinO uidt Ie.
bensgcilbrIidl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
CfIien fir @Olileiaefanaene.

Nenn eS Der 5batiade entlpridlt,
mas man ii6er bas @Hen lieit, oas
6cn goIi5eigeiangeneu borgeiebt
miro, lit 0aS cine S6onoe fiir oic
Gta0t Omaha. 3ie &iide ioa bon
GdnuB itarren unO Die itinfenoen
glbidae ite6eu ne6en Dem aodofen.
4oIi3pifapitdn 9empieD ielbit
iagtc, cr piiroe 0icicn Stoff nidt
eien, nrnn er oer6ungern miiiic,
uGer cs Iaiic ii1 nihtS oa5u tbur.
Staten in aroBen 0iengen uno all.
6CreS lluge3iefer lailien oo umber.
SSeoer @eianaene fam cine men.
ifenniirOige 9ebanollng for0ern.
g9ir leben nirbt 1T 9iuBlnnO ODER
III Der Giirfei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

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tiaaflaafh.

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aHlm W.famtif 8HaaHi
WHlh NIe Uu0aN't ErdHi
iaiHn lM iH ndHilr ibmh he
Haadh atHb hH 2l duH iaI
a6.m at cmahd NHiiIufdd ldii.
hhstt a5idnifH HEtoN
N6Iihut NIef utt 68t1HhH
bob Dot dl.gm riHiae be o0Wita.
mites crldunt mffs % i5lttu. sci.
.atu0t murbCh eruuHHt
BinlBfgutiics Il. g. NlaBtf.
}hlab. 5inh1lt. @H @ohIH. Gal II
Better q. H, gerr m6 86atrt
4gnat
@nlM. uu0 0thllomitc: SEQ
oaiimaun, Gnrl Runohr. 0aicr
Slime, Soicpb @uth mo Bco. 8abn.
Ginl00mas. uu6 a1tdtionsf1inb
De-. Gutit Noeuia, gIntou @roB. $50.
9irbIii @cor1e 9labH m0 Seup
So6am5jcu
Die iibriacu aomic5. 6ciou0rrs
0as ic6r midltile 9ardOetomite iol.
len III ndhitcr Sigun1 ernnuut uer.
ben. Ger Sefretdr er5ielt Den 9lui.
trdG ale glitgIic0er brieiIi5 aui.
5uiorScrn sur udditen Sieung 81
eriteinen.
Der Brdit0eut beri6tete, 6dB be.
reit5 auf ieine brieilihe Giulaoung
fin bic aroBte gcreiniglmq oeut.
ider 6armer I'M Gormtp, ole Gent.
ide 5armer @egenicitige 5elerber.
iiherangs SO. bon Douglas Gountp,
6eitIoiiGn babe, iih al Der 5eier
3u bet5eiligcn, nas nit GROCER @es
uugtbmng aufgenommen nuroe.
Gr mics ierner 0arauf bin. 0aB
man 3nei gieoner bon Matchmaker
geoeutung einIa0en ioqte lmo brad.
te Or. Seraner, 9raiiOent Oes 91a.
tioualbunoes, uno aongreBmanu Ri.
dar0 garthol0t aIs iolde in Dor.
itIag. Gieier 9oridlag eripedte
groBe 9egeiiterlng 1mO es iuur0e
beidIoiien, Die beioen beriibnten
9eutidonerifaner fpfort ein5ulaoen.
9ie 9lufgnben Der orei bisber
elndnnten aontites purOen Damn be-
iprofen. 9os 6inau5fontite ioG
iofort ans @erf ge5en, I'M ben
6eitiono 3u ii6ern.
9a8 Soaen. uno gtuiiffomite er.
6ielt oen 2lltftrag 0as 9(uottorilm
fir 6en 9. Sftober 3u belegen lno
gorfebrltugen fir bic Y}itlpirfung
elmer groBeu aopelle lmO GROCER
Gb0re unter 8irigent 9eeie'5 2ei-
ting 3lt treffen.
9aS Giulnoungss ltn0 9(gitationss
fomite bat iogleid einen 9lufruf an
aQe Oeuti6en 8ereine in Sta6t unoI
llmgegcnO 5u erIaiier iu0 iie 8ur
getbeiligung om 5eite 81 eriudenI
luo iic on5ufragen, Oh un0 nelde
iie fir ben 6eitlrnl3ug
feriteaen nolen.
Gas 6eItfonlite fat Ieine 9(ufga6c
gut 6egonneu. SSebt miro eS n6s
tbi8 iein gegeiIteruug fir Die 6eier
81 f6affen uno Oarouf 8lt iebeu, oaB
ieOeS Nitglieo nit tpabrcr Set.
freu0e al ieiner 2lufgabe or6eitet.
9hlr 0ann fann Snlaba Ben Gent
ifen Gag in einer, ieiner GeOeutltngI
lpiroiacn @eiie Ill feiern boffen.
0esbalb ioatc fem aollitetnitglieb
bie nadlle 8eriammIlmg D}outag
glben0 berIGim1en, neil oann 0ie
pernanente Srgantiation oes Set
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littorm Sts
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TfH mihllat AFatslanHta luHfH
im aIaanimtifu btHiaafn
mfftfa

aaBiida a 0 n Hi
ihmIBlHfalia N Mf M
town h llmIhal4Hm W
al9r 8Dhb bugH mmi1al
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loNisHilltI belaHut a1atW
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rtdrtdf HclorMru im 6HaHWt1et
ui uoaltfhrH 0fiifna illm Wit.
ifl iiir WicNcthl6faniiinug mn in.
hufirelln Nrrthpaplam danIHef
Wlailfn aeidloiien msrafa; 81alta
cine 0all tilt elaiHl@t r.diliH ae
hetie Roicu inns ieraer 0urditml
fir 4autacIfditc NIT Dem aus
lauoe.
Ti1 MaBnahme iifit NB6li o6tr
uchr @mocs 6clcrpebaluru ror.
oie Raprrc uic0rr hisl1utIra, Ia
INSTRUMENTATION bnpogln m0 Die
finanjicllen 0perntioueu ser 9leaic.
ruua lcitcu.
glntionaIbanten inns ioIdlc
Stautsboufcn mo 9rdtrombaanien.
Sic bem Stan0aro entiprdcu, mir.
ben glttion1re Der 9lcierUc6auten
iein. Die 8caierima miirOe feline
glftien balten.
Die 9lraicrlmg miiroc sic gun.
bcs 9leierbcbanfen aanJi6 ourtl
cine gumOes.9leie bon iie
ben NlitgIieOern fcntroQiren, in
neIher Die 9onfen abcr feline Der.
tretlina ba6en 9ie 9eh6roc mir.
oe beiteben aus benz 5tatamts.
icfrctdr. Dem 4fcrbaltictretar. Dem
aontro0em Der llmlmlismittcl als
Gr 9ificio @itglie0er Bier anoerc
Y1itglieoer tuiiroen oiird Sen Bra
iioent ernannt uno 0urd Oen Or.
nat beItdtigt neroen.
Der llmIouf Der NationaI6anfno.
ten ipiir0e nidt geitort tDerOen, un0
fem 8oridIag lit in Der Bill fir
Jin8iebuug BON $700.000,000 5pei
Bro3ent gouos gemadlt. nd melhen
Der gtoteuumIdaf beialbt.
3uidbIid Der $700,000,000 gla.
tionaLbanfnoten tn6gen nod $500
100000 ais gunoesreierDe.S Sd)abs
noten befannte gtoten ausgegeben
neroen uno 3par ein3ig 3u 6enl
3nede, I'M 0en 9unoes &eierpeban.
fem 8urifiiiie 3u geipdbren.
8ei Der 9leform oeS iebigen
8anfreierbeipitemS beabiihtigt Die
Sin Die &eierben bon Den glatio1al.
tanfen tnnerbalb 80 0fonten mad
ocn neuen 8uuoe5reierbebonfeu 5u
itberfiibrCn 3ie Belt lit 10 lang
Inn cine gridiitterung Der
81 bermeioen.
Die 9iQ lit ouf Der glniitt be.
griinoet, oaB niemano an Der aon.
troae oeS SDitcms t5eilnebmen.
iollte, ouBer ct iit an 6cmieIben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
gtrIiner iI6er frieOmnnn,s anr.

Berlin 20. sSuni S5iingite Ser.
i1mmlung Der gerliner gler3tegcieq.
ifaft 3eigt MIR tpieoer, Dab in Die,
icm areis eine Itarfe Stromung
gpgen Or. 5rieomann lm6 iein 3ll.
berfuIoieierum 6erri6t. Glebrere
9er5te Iagten iie bdtten in feinem
Gal cine 0urh oieieS Serum be.
fDirfte geiierung feitgcitcllt; elmer
fytah iogar bon 8eidleltigung Ell.
reg aranfbeitsiaaes ourd oieieS
Ufittel. gtur 9roi. 2uopig S6leid
nnbm iib and oiesmal 5rte0mnms
an ino itelIte in beitimmte gluS.
iidt, SoB no6 oeiieu 9liidfe6r oas
Gerum Oieier @eieai9nit 5u @ebote
iteben perbe, bebiifs llnteriudung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
gcrIunaIicn.

6rou @rnit 96nig, 0ie Iid tor
GINGER 3eit int ct. SSoiepbs Spitd[
eincr itpicrioen Operation inter.
3iebcn nitBtc, gebt ibrer @encIuna
eutgegen, mas Die Sreltnoe Der gas
miLic 3l berne9meu auf ri1tig
freuen miro.
8ic mir b6ren, tuir6 fid Or.
Sui. 2inaenieloer, Der frii6cr In
pcridieocnen Stdoten 9iebrasFos, slts
lcst 1T Bennington 1nidiiio mar, lii
iiinsIter 3eit a6er in St. 2oiis uer4
iueiIt ocmnddjt IN Der OertIden
Sto0t @rano SSsIpt0 uie0erloiIenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

ieIbit fiuan5ieQ bet6eiIigt. 8ie Sea
tional6anfen 6Iei6en 0aber in ibrei
icbigen Organization beite6en. Die
neu 81 begriinOen0en 9unoes.Ge-
irroe6anfen meroen III ie0er SIN.
ii6t nie Die g9ationalbanten gelei-
tet, auBer mas Die @abl Der Di,
rtftorcn ot6etrifft.
I'm Dem onerifaniiden Snn6el
inn glu5lunoe 3u beIfet nttoriiirt
Die 8iQ g}attonol6anfen nit einem
aapitnL BON miuoeiteuS $1,000, 900
i'm g(uslan6e 3peigbanfen eil3u.
rihteu, aid ltnt ais 6inan5agent
Der gun0esre9ierung 81 fungiren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
Erhinn iidl urnfn hrr sin.

Chicago, 90. s5uni-1er 40
Sabre aIta grieitrdger Clinton 2ubon
fat iih bcutc i'm gaiemcat ieiner
8obuung erb1nat. gerDanote be.
boilpten, oaB Die onbaltenoe Sibe
i'm in Den SoO getrieben bat.
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4rrionaluotit

Glt 9eoaurru Ucragbmeu mir,
bdB 9lrt5ur @itcrt, Dos iicbcnii5.
rile Sobudlcu 0e5 G1epdares s,us
Inns g3ihert, an Ser8blutlnq lei.
bet, lmo iciH 9lbIc6en nm cine bIoBc
1ragc Ser 3eit it, gl6ae @ott oie
tleibetrijbten gitern tr0iteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
fnitihiiitr netaOirl.

@dibinaton 9. g.. go Slri.-.
Cic beioea gliIitdrIuitidiiirr 9cii.
uant 8iumgslg un0 geitndut go.
Uer5 itiir5ten nabe annapolis mit
ihrcm Suitidiiie CUR erOe uieSer.
9i.lIugslen mnroe ouf Der StclIe gcs
to0tct INTO &opet5 ittper berIcbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
,,cSmpcrator0 einactroffrn.

9lrip g|orf, 20. 3uni Ger tict
eiugctroiieHe neue @apag 9iieicn-
0onpIer gSSmperntor", iett ooS
ar6btc Gttif Der 8alt, braudte 81
igihcr Sungfcrnfa6rt BON Sambura
bis nofJ 5nnon Soof 6 1age, 9
Ghnben itnb 55 Wlinnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
lfriI nrirhr. hnnn rrit Qlnmn

glaris, 20. sSuli Das Barrier
ousiDdrtioc Flint bat Den leitcnoen
pnriier guitfiers 5u berite6en gegc.
ben, oaB bic slegierung itarf ieoes
TnrIc6en mibbiaigc, oas an Ger
biell cher 9)ulgarien gemaft nerocl
iuiirbe, 70 lange bis Der 5rieoc ab.
iolut ilher geitcat ici.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
@ruiics gdlabenirner.

@lcmpbis. 9eb.. 20. Suni.-Gas
aroBe @cidlditsac6duoe bon 8rant
2abrp mo 3nci g9obnbiuier iino
bier beute 0iorgen totul nie0erge.
brmnt. 25m obereu Stod befano
iih Die Saae ocr DOB 5elloms.
Ger Sdn0eu betrdgt $25,00O.
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@cIOidrauf fir gOliseiitation.

gteulid iDur0en betanntli6 in
Der Standardization @elo uno
8ert6ioden, bic bon @eiangenen
eeporirt uaren geitoblen. 9anlit
IL etpa5 nidt mebr borfon1me, bat
Der Staotrat6 oen 2lnfauf zines
@el6itranfe8 fiir Die 9oIi3eiitation
angeoronet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
glna Gunnci[ @Infis.

Die Boli5ci trifit bereits bie
not6igen gorfe6rin9en iiiii cine
b(rniinftige Seier oes Dierten Sill
berbei3uiiibreH inoenl iie ale
SdtcBcrei 10 biel pic moglit III.
teroriiden miro
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aatipnal grintina So. 6ant.

Die National griitiug So. LGbt
0cgeutudrtig Blame fir cincn ge.
r1ltmigen gtcubau an Der IL. uno
Sarnep StrlBe anfertigcm 3a8
@ebdltoe miro oreiit0dig pcrOen
nno, ipenn iertig geiteqt $4,000
tcIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
9niammcnitOil pon ;yradlt,iiocn.

9}abc Der citation @ibion itieB
beltte !}orgeu Elm rtra.8rndt8ug
Der Burlington NIT Dem Siutercnoe
cineS rcguldreu 8radt5uges 5uiam.
men. Ger 9remier Is. =. Sbep.
bero nuroe oerlebt. Ga oie Sdie.
men aufgeriIen iin0, rpurbe Die
2inie auf ungefabr 7 Stuuoen &C.
ihloiien.
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g9ctter6rridlt.

sSiir Gmaba Council Bluffs ui0
llmacgenO: 0le9enidmlcr bentp
9lbeno o0cr Sanitag; fii9ler belltG
gIben0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

- g 3. @urt bcuti1er 9pti.
fer. glnocn lnteriudt fir Bril-.
len. 443-5 9ranOeis @cbauoe,
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1nffb e Solution, 2eideubeitattcr.
III iiiOI. t6. Strobe. &plcr 1915.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30

work OF securing desirable industries.
because of the lack of dwelling houses.
The population is growing so rapidly
obtain. 1t is impossible to know what
the town would have DONE had it not
been for the good work done by Ger
tain contractors and building assOcia-
tiOns in town, who have been instru-
mental in building over 100 dwellings
within the last - months. -
At one of the directors meeting,
the bakery business of our town was
considered. 1t was hoped some scheme
might be devised whereby practically
all bread used in the town might be
manufactured at our home bakeries.
The matter was carefully gone over,
and it was found that at least $4,000
worth of bread was shipped into our
| town each year. If this could be man
ufactured at home, it would in itself
| be a snug little business. 1t is greatly
| to be hoped, with the consolidation of
| two bakeries, and the enlarged facil.
| tiles. that the matter can be satisfac-
| torily brought about in the near fu
ture.
"The postal service has not been al
that could be asked the secretary
said, ''but the small amount of space
in the post office, and the extra large
amount of mail handled seems to b,
the case, which, when more adequat,
room and facilities are provided, vii
be overcome.
Zone of the things in which tn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30
Report Of Secretary.

Secretary Carl :. Hopkins began his
report by saving: - Vt the close of
each wear of our life a. am organiza-
tlon it is very fitting that we should
pause and take account OF stock, fig
uring out whether or not the balance is
o. the proper side. The success of the
/ board OF trade demands large
amount Of thought, energy. and hard
work on the part of those who have de
/ tails to perform. ;.T~o "a considerable
! outlay OF money, aud 1t is only right
and proper to ask tile question. Does
/ it pay?' 1t is. however. "a noticeable
fact that those who put the most into
the work. both in time and money. are
the ones who most warmly defend its
policies. and the ones who 10 not see
good in it usually are the ones who
fail to pay their dues.
The secretary reported a membership
OF 80, a net gain of - ln the year,
and there are eight applications to be
acted upon. one from Halifax. two
from Vernon and five from Putucy.
The accomplishments of each OF the
committees was reported and Will,
some had less opportunity for activity
than others each member rendered et
ficient service. OF numerous indus
tries investigated one WAS secured, thu
Vermont Last Block company. The III
+ rectorS at "a special meeting voted t,
appropriate $500 to furnish site fo
the company, and the manner IN whlcI
p this work was accomplished was en-
Ibodicd in the report. The proposition
p to create sustaining fund did no
h work ont successfully.
q This committee, the Sccrctar
r said, referring to the new industrie
. committee. has been hindercd in it
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30

board of trade will take up the matter
of a new hotel. We have one excel |
lent hotel here now, but town with a
population of 5000 with one hotel is
about the same as a one-cyHndeU au-
tomObile. If we are to prosper and
continue to grow the hotel question
must be met and settled in some way.
l have no suggestion to make as to
how the hotel problem can be solved,
but leave it with you
Speaking of the system of delivery
of provisions, the president said: A
number of times the expense of our
present system of grocery and prOvis-
| ION delivery has been brought to the
attention OF the board Of trade. This
| certainly does add to the high cost of
| living. All Of you no doubt have seen
several teams delivering the same kind
Of goods on the same streets at one
time. when one team could have made
all the deliveries. In some towns a
/ system of delivery carried ON by one
firm, who takes packages for all the
different stores. has worked out we'll.
! would recommend that this be look
Ell into by the proper committee, who
| would see if the merchants could be
induced to cooperate in the matter'
A. to the need of tenements he said :
III wish to call the attention of the
board to the need of more tenemcnts.
TeoplC cannot come here to work be
cause they can find no place to live in.
Keep the money at home. Invest in
tenements. 1t will help Your town,
and YOU should get as good returns as
in some western investment.
Attention was called to the fact that
many members of the board receive
4 ;
through increased business and other
advantages In closing. President
Houghton thanked the board for its
60. operation. with the directors, thank
Ell the directors for their loyal sup
port aud gave the secretary credit fol
much of the success of the past year .
work.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30
co. I AND BAND INSPECTED.
Visited in New Armory by Lieut.. My
gait. U. S. A. and Col H. E. DYER.

Company 1 and the band were in
spected yesterday, the band in the
afternoon at $50 and the company at
80 o'clock last evening. The inspect
ing officers were Col. II. f. Dyer of
Rutland and Lieut.. l.. }. Mygatt, I.
s. A. of Rutland. The company turn
ed out - men and officers. The com
missioned officers drilled the company
in marching tactics and in the manual,
particular attention being paid to the
firing, while the nOn-commissiOned of
ticcrs handled the men in squads
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30
RUNAWAY ON MAIN STREET.
Frank Martins Horse Appeared TO
Think He Was Late for Engagement.


Frank X. Martin. who recently
started an express business. came very
near going out of it completely yes
terdav afternoon. when his horse ran
away. smashed the wagon and injured
itself somewhat, but not seriously. The
rig was standing in front of the store
of Goodnow. Pearson \ Hunt when the
horse became frightened and ran up
Main street as if he were late for a
very important engagement. Near me
high school the light express wagon
collided with the heavy single rig of
the Dewitt Grocery company and the
express wagon separated from the
horse in several sections. The animal
continued up toward the West Dunn
mcrston road with the shafts trailing
behind. He was caught near the pump
! ing station.
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We Advertise

because we have the goods to advertise.
II we had nothing we would say moth
Ing
We have all the latest improved special
machines for laundering shirts and col
lars, which not only prOlongs the life OF
your linen, but gives ease and comfort
to the weaTer. Our New Prosperity Col
lar Moulder is giving great satisfaction
and our customers are beginning to tel
their friends about 1t.
Do not wait to be told but try 1t out
and see what it does, as no one can af-
ford to have their collars Numbered II
any other way.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30

Hypocrisy is all right if we can
pass it off for politeness.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30

Harris. The directors will meet witt
in few days for the purpose Of or
ganizatiOn.
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n H. o'CONNOR NJ. D.. Surgeon and Gyne-
n cologist. Hours, 1 to $50. and Z to p.
n. Sundays by appointment Office and resi-
dence, 16 North Main St. Telephone, 261.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30

GEORGE R. ANDERSON, Surgeon and Physi-
II clan. Surgery a specially Office and resi-
dence Brooks House. 88 Main st. Hours until 10
a. m; to 23O and 6 to p. m, Telephone 246. 44*
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DR. E. r. LYNCH, Surgeon. Office, Ameri-
H can Building, Rooms and 4, BrsttIeboro,
Vt. Tel. $40. Hours, 8 to .. m, TO 3 and
z to p. m. Sundays by appointments only.
Residence 65 Canal St. Tel, lit. 4126
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DR. G. B. HUNTER, Williston block, over
H SCOTS grocery. Office hours, 1 to 3 p.
m, $40 to 8 p. m. Residence, West Brsttle
bOrO.
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DR. W. H. LANE, office and residence. 80 N
- Main St. Office hours: Mornings until
afternoons until 2.30; evenings until 8. Tel.43C
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30

JORDAN & SON, Optometrsts. Office. Elliot
- St. Specialists in the correction of defective
vision. Examination, 9 to IL a m. 1.30 to p. m.
Evenings, Monday and Saturday. to 9. Special
appointments at your convenience. Tel. SO M. IF
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

Aatharine Ounlevy. RIM. s. Crosby Blk. Tel. S1-l2
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Professional Cards

nR. HENRY TUCKER. Residence 8
~ Grove street. telephone, 258. Of
ace, Leonard block. Hours $50 to 3 and
: TO 8. Telephone 29-1
HyHOMAS RICE. NJ. D. ONCE and residence
Il over Vermont Savings Bank. Hours, 8 to
. a. m, l to 8. and TO 8 D. m.