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Washington Journal., 1913-03-08
aaiiey unO sctbarst.

Der peritprbene @eneraIItdbsar5t
Der Armee @rceaen3 b, Qsutbolo, Der
i'm Sabre 1885 gun Qeibqr3t pes ais
ten &difers Milbelm ernunnt noroen
mar, bate bispeilen benz Monardcn
.gegeniber einen fdfperen Gtan0, pa
feKen Pfli9ttreue bis CUR Hiidii9tss
loIigfeit gegen f4 felbf 9ing uno er
dr8tliGem Hatbe nur Dann folgte.
renn er fi9 wirtfih unnobl fiblte.
@inf bate Der &aiier i'm Sabre 1886
6ei elmer uebung oes 1. 8arDeSNegia
meats d. s. ouf benz 8ornIteOter Seloe
Tein @rT6einen a~ngetiinbigt. Gene
ralarat Or. 2eutbolp CHER bate, Inn
Die @eIunbbeit Oes greiien Monar4ea
beIoret, biefem i6lieBli4 Die 8itte
ausgeIprpGen, Seine MojeItdt m09fs
DoA Der militdriI4en l1ebung ferns
6lei6en, od BEL DelH nnTreun0liAen
Metter bas S6limmite 81 beflr6fen
fei. Damn ferbe i4 tpenigItens i'm
DienIte!" 19rieb Der &aifer ais Ants
port. Or. 2eutbolD ieOO4, in orin>
eenber 8eIorgniB UNI bas Woblers
geben bes Ruiiers, bsgub ii6 no9mals
FerfDnli9 na9 Dem 8abelsberger
5@loRc, um feline 'gitte augelegent'
lidIt al tpieoerbolen. Der &otier
a6er erpioerte: Sin 8Onig BON
preuben. Der ni9t mebr 81 ieinen
Gploaien geben unb bic pfli4ten iei'
mes Mmtes erfiiaen lam, 1T fein SDz
mia ms6r unb miiBte bic Regieruna
nieOerlegen." unD Der Rdiier sing gu
Der llebung.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-08
gerlabtt6s Srsaaoe.

Senfins 1T jung Derbeiratet uno
ppbnt auf 6e:l 2dnOe. Neuli9 mcr=
gems fiiBt er feline ;unge 5rau gum
MbI6ieo, ertldrt, Inn 6 ubr cum
@Ren pieber oa6eim gu fem, lteist in
fem 4uto unO fdbrt in Die Staot.
lin 6 ll6r ert0nt fein 9upenfignaI,
unb sic Satin miro unrubig. Nls
Die Mitterna9tsFunOe faIdgt nnb
ser @ema5l nod INNER nidt getomz
men 1T, bermas iie tire NerDOiiidt
aiat Idnget gu be8dbmen. Sic itsht
auf, tpedt i6ren Batter, unO f9lieBIi6
I6idt man flint Selegramme an nie
flint beften &lubfreunoe bes 8erid)el=
ienen. Die Seleeramme entbalten Gle
Mnfroge, Oh Der @ermiBte DieaeiAt
Bel einem feiner 5reunoe Die Naht
perbra6t babe. DIS Der Mor3en
erout, feblt ieOe Radri6t. I'm 6
ubr fdhrt elm 8auernpagen Dor:
ooyauf fibt an Der Ssite oes 8ouern
Der @ermiBte oez @aeen fGleppf Die
Refe feines Mutps. Nber i'm ielben
Muoenblid bringt Der poitbote elm
Selegrdmm uno in tur5en Poufen
bier peitere. Gs finb Die Mntpor.tn
Der &lubfreunOe. uno ale flint Sss
lsgramme lauten: mSafpobl, Sohn
iibsrnad tet beute BEL mir. :" -.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-08

Bon BEN briihmten Tenor 5uri=
ntIi, Der es fpGter bur9 feline Sc
Ionestunif icgor Bis gum fponi.
I5en MiniIter gebro6t Eot, fpeiB Elm
itaIieniihes Blatt cine biib1de Nnetz
boie gu beriGten. T%orineni, Der Ell
dentIi9 8roiGi bieb, mar beTonOsrs
fuegen feiner &unf beriibmt, einsn
Son cine gang un9laubii9 longe 3eit
onboIten gu t0nnen. glg er i'm
Sabre 1772 nod Rpm fam, botta
ou9 Elm Srompeter bes Opsrnor9e-
tiers BON Oieier 8unf geb6rt. Qub
tr botte fid unter feinen Romernoen
sinsn Homen Ooour6 gemodt, ooB er
auf Der 9rompete einen Son cine
Ionee 3eit oHbnlten tpnnte, nub in
fsinem 5irn reifte Der geoonte, Sen
bsriibmten Senior gu einem Dettitreit
beraus3uforbern. Oeoo6t, geian.
5orine1i nabm ben 5ebtebonOfdub
auf, unO es ipur6e Elm Mbenb in BET
Oper ongefeBt, an benz Der @etts
tampf ausgetrogen iperben iou.
9ie gonse 8eb0lterung por nit
2eib uib Steele Bel tieIem @ettitrei=
tie. Gs biIoeten fi9 3ipei grpBe par
teien, BON 6eren je0e einen Der beis
ben gum 2iebIing erfor, uno an
Nbenb bes Wetttompfes TeIbIt fom
es Su erreoten Demonftrotionen. Der
Detttompf begann. Der Senpr fang.
Der Srpmpeter blies, oos publitum
Inufdte unb - partete. Nber feiner
Der bei6en &dmpen polte f9tpeigen.
Sin jeOer fu9te feline Gbre gu ~retten,
unO f6on batte bos Breisri9tertot-
Iegium beItimmt, boB Der Sieg bei=
ben auerfonnt perbsn Ipllte, als
pl0bli9 6arineni nit erneuter &roft
einIeBte. Nber Der quite grompetes
IieB ni9t Iodsr. Wltt bouen Baden
bIies er, mas oos 3eua balten fonn=
ts, unb in rsi9sr Jiile quo1en bic
Some aus feinem Snitrumente. Bon
3eit al 5Seit bob sr Ben &opf un0
fab ben @ipoIen an, ob Der nod
ni9t ermii0ete. N6sr bonn rib Der
Senior ben Mlunb nur nod peiter
ouf, unb bic berrliden Some tomen
nod ftGrter berous.
9a pIOBIid! Sin Trobloden burd=
sudte bas 6er5 hes Srompstsrs.
@iebt er reht? Ser. Senor moGi
ben Mlino fleiner unO fleiner. SHoa
tommen bic 2ippen 5ufommen. 3ein
3meifel, er, Der Srompeter, TT Sic
ger. l1nb f~iegesbsipuBt idmettert Ell
cine t0nenbe Sanfdre in ben Gool
6inein unb-nimrat bonn Die Srpm.
pete bonn Munbe. SsyAn riibrt beina.
BE Der S9log. 8eim 5anforeHt
f9mettern bat er ben Munb bes Ri.
bolen ni9t beo9tet, unb pGbrenb e.
fein Sie9esIieb erfhoaen IieB, moi
Der Senorenmunb pisber er0Ber mn
arDBer oemorben. @r bate ob9efeB
un6 Der GipoIe fang nit unDermm
berter &roft neiter. SEPT NOR Oa'
5robloden an Tarineui, uno ibn
fpurbe oenn ou9 Der 2orbeertron;
oufs Soupt eebriidt, ipGbrenb Del
Srompeter inter Dem Sohneeld4tet
Der Menge BON bonnen f9li4.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-08
Die Griedcrbcrcine.
BsMaGme Der 9iitslicber5a1l Sicier
Organization in &rcnfen.

Af1dHtiuttuN III PAVAkehs
Die bis6eriqe germ.brung Ger
MitqIie0er Der &riegerbereine in
preuBea, 70 miro aus Berlin beriar
tet, IdBt erfennen, baB Der jdbrIi4e
3ufpa9s bur6f6nittIi9 4 b. $. be-
trGet, Gs perOen jdbrIi9 airta 500
neue @ereins gebiI0et, unO Der Gam
besberbano nimmt idbrIi9 Tim $4,000
MitglieOer gu. Sn ben Sabren 1906
Bis 1911 1T sic ftdbtifde MitgIieOerz
so9l BON $4,000 auf $4,000 unb
Die IdnOIi6e bon 775.OOO ouf 955,O00
qe5tieeen. Der pro3entuale 3utpd6s
in oiefen 5 Sobren mar in Stabt unO
Qdnb fat glei9; in ben StGbten % b.
g., auf benz Qcn6e 20 B.. g., in Sen
e~rIteren oIio UNI elm gsrin9eres hober.
Die 8erteilung Der ldnoli9en 8es
differing am &r:egesbereinspeien
uno ibr iGbrli6er 3uipa9s lam nur
ols erfreuli1 be3ci9net iper0en, 10
baB man fageu fam. Die &riegerDsrz
einshepegung t~pur3elt Dor alien duf
benz Qanbe, no tie ii9 arn beften cnt=
faltet. 3ur5eit gibt es in preuBen
nidt biele 90rFer mebr, bic feinen
eiqenen Rrieoerberein 6aben. SIN
preuBi16en neutrality-suspicious.
1in6 3ur8eit 1900 TtdOtiffe unb 49,
800 Idn0li9e 8ere;ne b~orbanoen. Die
9urbf6nittgItGrte zines @ereins fee
tragt ,88, in zen Stdbten he3iffert Iie
Tid ouf 154 unb duf benz Qanbe auf
81. Don ben 1,6 Mtaionen Mitgliez
bern bes preuBif9en QarOestriegerz
Derbonbss geb0ren G45,000 ben StGo>
ten unb $4,000 benz 2anbe an.
Oas qdnse beui19e &r%iegerpereinsz
trefen 3G6It 81 .0GO @ereine NIT xunb
100000 Mitgliebern. BON oieEer
Summe entfoLen auf ben Oeutfden
Rrieaer6uno, oic pirtf9aFtIi9e Ners
einiquna Der Qanoes : &riegerberz
bGn0e BON NorbDeutI9ldnb un0
GlfaBzQotbringen runb $1,000 8erz
cine nit 10000 0 MitglisOern, unb
ouf Ben preuBif9en QanOes : &riez
qerberbanb run0 $4,000 @ereint nit
100000 Mitglieoern. SIN IeBten
Beri9tsia6r purbsn BON BEN &oTen
Der fGmtli9en beutIder 2anbesfrie=
eerperbGnbe uno ibrer 8ereine 81
Miaionen Mort an llnteritiBungen
qe8ablt. BON OieIsr Summe entail
len auf Den 9sutIden &riegsrbun6
Al Milionen unb auf ben prsuBi=
fhen Qanbes : &riegerberbonb 3,5
Miuonen Mart. Nus ben 3:ntraI=
fallen ollein tpurben an preuBi59e
@ereine runb $4,000 Mlart Inter
ffiibung fir beourftige &ameraben
un0 beren Witpen oerausgabt; 210,z
600 fomen bierpon auf lGnoli9e @erz
cine. Gin beitimmter Spsig bieier
unteritiibungstGtieteit bes 9eutT9en
Rriegerbunbes bat beTonbere 8ebeuz
tuna fir bas Qanb. @s 1inb Dies bic
1Interitiibungen Bel all9emeinsn Nots
itdll0en. S1e mer0er lllr an go13 be-
biirftige RumerabeR. in Der Saupt=
fade an GRANDDAUGHTER unb tleine Be=
iIBer, ge5ablt. Nu9 an Der Moifens
pflege Oes 8unOes baden bic 2anbs
rereine erbebliden Nnteil. Don Ben
524 RiuOern, bic fi6 %aur3eit in ben
flint Rrisgerpoifsnbduiern Oes 9tut=
fhen Rriegcrbun0es befinben, ftoms
men 233 pom 2anbe. Die l1nterbal=
tung bieier Maiienbduisr toitet benz
Bunbe jGbrIid runo 100000 Mart.
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bts
Bun6es, bic pom l. Sanuar B. S. ab
feline @erfiderunsen Big gu 1900
Wort betreiben pirb unb bic QebeHs=
periiderungen big gu 10000 Mort
0b59IieBt, berfiigt iiber elm Werii9ez
rungstupitaI BON Al Minionen Mnrt.
9isrOor fdIt etpa bic Sdlfte ouf bas
Qono.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-08

-8psboft. Scr waiiusr bat a
nit feiner Srau. Der piuniftiu. Streit
maebabt2!" = .So! II Set geitern
bat er sic sunoe RIopiatur i'm gsii9t!"
= boIF in allen
9ingsn. Serr 9iler: Meine Grau
lit febr prbnuugslisbenb, iie bat fir
cnes einen beftimmten ploB. unb ones
lit an feinem plab. 9err Mii0er:
Mleine aud, uber tie lam ben pluB nis
fiaben,
Washington Journal., 1913-03-08

Sn Der BerIegenbeit.
.Mdrum fin6 sic benn felt Ginger
.3eit 70 nieDersefdlusen. 9err Sc
berl2" - nNd. 6enten Sic iid nur
in meme Gage! Sin 9err, Der BEL
Ans i'm 9aufe tprbnt. bat 5ufGlig Ell
ne nuBbrinsenOe @~rfinbung ssma@t
- unb nun bsrlaugt meme 6ruu
pOiitiO BON mir, i@ iOu aud etiuus
srfin6en!-
Washington Journal., 1913-03-08
Ter aerr @raf.

Sin bon elmer GuropareiIe 3urud>
9efebrter Mmeritaner erSGblte feinen
JreunDsn alerlei @rlebniHe:
.Wobin i4 au9 fam, iberaa traf
id 8etonnte. Sd cling zines Cages
in Der Rue Saint @eraro in paris
in einen eleganten Jriieurlaosn, nn0
men. glaubt Sbr. traf id Oort2"
rMie fol- i9 oas pihen2"
Den @rafen pomponnet, Der pos
RIGGS Sa9r in Netpport in Den &rsts
len unferer @ierbun0ert cine berpors
rdgsnbe ROae gefpislt bat"
mMh, i'd erinnere MIDI feinsr lsbr
ipcbl. ll.brisens itunoef On nit Dem
@rafen in Neipport ni9t gerobe auI
febr freunOi4aftlidem GuBe. 9ot sr
in Ydris nit Dir sefpro9eng"
SEMI bat er nit mir geTproHen,
Sd bate fdum oen2aoen betreien, als
er freunbIid auf mid 5utam, unn
NIT elmer tiefsn Ierbeuguna faqte;
rMein 6err, Sic Iino Ser Nd6ftel"
Washington Journal., 1913-03-08

- MuG elm. RotionaI0fOs
0 M. PUN, 9err 8oumeiiter. 1T
bos nidtA, elm rei3enber @ee9~ -
.@etpiB uber unprattiI9. Bel
unIern enormen 8oOenpreilen it elm
folder See cine gang unperontmorts
Iihe plasDerfhpeu6uns!@
Washington Journal., 1913-03-08

@sbontenfplttter. Der
Mann Iernt Ieine 6rdr erft in Dem
WlDmsnt riGtig tennen, in uelGeIn er
minfdt, ie ME iennen seIernt gu bas
len.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-08
Washington Journal

The only German Pepper in Washington,
d. c.
Published every Saturday morning.
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Telephone Main -7s9.
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Proprietors.
Publisher: Chas. T. Schwegler.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
Young Man from Rutland
Attempted Suicide in
Montreal Station
TRIED TO KILL
HIS RESCUER
Hid Behind Baggage and Was Accident
ally Discovered in Time to Be Saved
Taken to Hospital, Where He Was
Operated Upon.

MONTREAL, April ia young
man giving his name as Arthur Chris
tian Swanson, of Rutland. Vt. wa,
taken to the Royal Victoria hospital
Thursday evening with a fearful1
gashed throat, the result of determin
ed attempt to commit suicide in the
baggage room of the Windsor station
shortly before clock. Swanson wa,
first discovered by three young English
migrants who were looking mp som.
baggage. While searching among tn
piles of baggage in the western ent
Of the room, they saw Swanson lying
behind a pile of trunks in sequestereC
spot. They notified Joe Lewis. a bag
gage deliverer, who went to investigate
but 50 we'll had Swanson chosen his
place OF concealmcnt that Lewis coulC
not find him until the young immi-
grants were summoned to point out the
in iured man. Lewis found Swanson
lying in Il pool of blood which had
flowed from his gashed throat and III
hurried TO the telephone ami summoned
| the ambulance from the ROYAL Victoria
| hospital. On returning TO Swanson
| Lewis perceived that the would-be sui
| eide had inflicted further injuries with
| his razor, and that he was apparently
| trying to tear the wounds open further
| with his fingers. As Lewis stopped
| to take the razor from Swanson. the
| latter made Il vicious swipe with the
weapon, which narrowly missed Lewis :
| hand. Lewis quickly placed has foot
ON Swanson : arm. thus pinning to the
| loor the hand holding the razor. Swan
SON, who was evidently growing weak
81, made no further resistance beyond
| gesture of protest, and dropped the
| razor. which was later picked up by
&c. j. Il. Special Constable LaNoie. The
ambulance having arrived, Swanson
was taken to the hospital, where, after
| receiving attention, he recovered sutti
| GENTLY to write his name and address
the injuries to his throat precluding
speech. By the same method he gave
| the information that he has been living
at the home of {. Thompson at Rutlan,
and that he came into the Windsor sta
| ton at > clock the previous after
noon.
Swanson is described as about - o
% years old, and from his appearance
Is well as his name, is apparently /;
Swede. 1t is possible that he is on
| IF a number of marble workers from
Rutland who have been employed re
Gently in Montreal by the Dominion
Marble Co, Peter Lyall & Sons, an,
other large contracting firms, but it wa
impossible last night to get any infoI
nation from officials of any of thes
} companies, rs they were unable to refe
to their pay sheets.
At the hospital it was ascertaine
that Swanson 5 razor had missed tn
iugular vein, bat that the windpipe wa
partially severed. An operation t
remedy this injury was made. The SUI
geons stated that his chances for re
coverv are good.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19


good, pastor. Service Sunday morning
at 1890. Subject of sermon Thoughts
IS Companions. Sunday school at
ll.45. All are welcome.
Methodist Episcopal church. Sunday.
April 20. Morning service 1890. preach
ing by the pastor. Rev. Thomas w
Owens; SUNDAY school 1l.45; Epworth
league ?. m; evening eervice at :.
Universahst church, Rev. D. L.
Trout, minister Divine worship 1890
with sermon by Rev. f. ID. Hayward
Sunday school ll.45. y. p. c. L. ser
vice ?. m. in charge of Victor Boy
den, subject The Newspaper. The pub
lie is welcome to all services
First church of Christ, Scientist.
Sunday morning services at 1915. sub
iect. Doctrine of Atonement. Sunday
school at l.. "Wednesday evening ties
room open daily from to ; p. m.
All are welcome. Emerson building
Elliot street,
Advent Christian church, Rev. IL. >.
Weeks pastor. Morning service at
1915. Sunday school at noon Chill
dren : meeting ut p. m. Evening
service at p. m. Prayer meeting
Tuesday evening at 80. Mid wee
prayer meeting at 80 at II. Jeff :
| Chestnut street The w II. and r. NJ
society Will meet at clock Friday
| Centre Congregational church, Rev.
Roy NJ. Houghton. minister. Suuaay
services: 1890 a. m, divine worship
| with sermon by the pastor, subject
! The Parable of the Sewer: lI45 SeS
sion Of the Sunday school and meeting
If the Brotherhood class; : p. IN. stere
| opticon lecture in the church, subject
| North China and Shausi.
First Baptist church. Sunday morn
| ing worship at 1870 with sermon 10y
| Rev. W. T. Stackhouse, u. D.. secre
tary of the Laymen : Forward Mis-
sionary Movement. Bible school "A
II. Evening service at o'clock
which also will be addressed bv Dr
Stackhouse. Regular prayer and con
/ ference meeting Friday evening a
| 80.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
Speed For Sale

The fast Pacing Mare Lady Chimes
3 Years old. Weighs 1875. Stands 1874
hands high. Seal Brown. Sound, KIND
and fearless and is a beautiful individ-
ual. Has no mark, but can step 220
clip today and with proper training
ought to go in 215. Here is an oppor-
tunity and the price will be right Also
2 Sulkeys, Water Heater, Topples, and
everything that goes with the racing
game.
GEORGE E. ALDERMAN.
South Vernon, VT.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
TO LECTURE ON CHINA.
stereopticon Views VIII Be Shown
Sunday NIGHT by Rev. Houghton.

North China and Shansi is the sub
iect Of the stereopticon lecture which
will be given in the Centre Congre-
gational church by Rev Roy NJ.
IIoughton Sunday evening at : O clock.
The interest of the world is centred
in China as she establishes for her
400,090,000 people in a day, as it
We're, a republic after centuries of the
most absolute dcspotism. The section
of China which viii be dealt with in
the lecture is perhaps the most in
tcresting of the whole country.
Picking, the centre of the nation :
life, a city of over a million inhab-
,,itants, and often called the most in
tcrcsting city of Asia, is also in this
part of China. The anti-foreign move
| ment which eliminated in the Boxer
uprising was strongest in the three
provinces of this territory. The pie
lures of Chinese life which will ht
| shown will make the lecture of partic
ular interest. The public is cordially
invited.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
CHANCE TO WIN GOLD MEDAL.
Compositions Wanted from School
Children Relative to Earth Roads.

A gold medal to the school boy or
girl between the ages Of 10 and -
who writes the best composition. not
to exceed 500 words, on the repair and
maintenance of earth roads, is to be
awarded by Logan Waller Page, direc
tor, office of public roads, United
States department of agriculture,
Washington, D. c. All compositions
must be submitted to Mr.. Page before
May Is, 1913, and the medal will be
awarded as soon thereafter as the
compositions can be graded. The COM
position may be based on knowledge
gained from books or other sources,
but no quotations should be made.
After many years experience in
dealing with the public road situation
of the country, it is Mr.. Page 5 belief
that ignorance on the SUBJECT of repair
and maintenance of roads is as much
the cause of their bad condition as
any other one factor. 1t is expected
that the competition will bring about
a better understanding of the subject
of repair and maintenance III the rural
/ districts
Many children living in the rural
districts have experienced the disad-
vantages of roads made impossible
through a lack of proper maintenance
and it is expected that their interest
in the competition will stimulate great
er interest among the parents. Bad
roads have prevented many children
from obtaining a proper education an,
have even prevented doctors from
reaching the side of rural patients il
time to save their lives.
Any child between the ages men
toned, attending county school, may
compete. Only one side of the papel
must be written on; each page SHOULD
be mumbered; the name, age and ad
dress of the writer, and the name an,
location of the school which he or sh,
is attending must be plainly written a
the top Of the first page, The an
nOuncement of the competition has beer
sent to the superintendent of schools il
the rural districts. No further iufor
nation can be obtained from the otfc,
of public roads. This announcement
should be plain to everyone, and al
childrn will thus start ON basis OF
equality.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
NEW DIRECTORY
OF BRATTLEBORO
H. A. Manning & Co. Have Issued
Creditable Volume Giving Large
Amount of Information.

The new Brattleboro directory pub-
lished by the II. A. Manning company
of Springfield, has been issued this
week. 1t shows careful attention with
respect to accuracy, and is a credit to
the publishers. This year 20S5 changes
were made in the compilation of the di-
rectory, including the addition of S27
names and the removal of S37. Be
sides the directory of Brattleboro the
book includes HinsdaIc, Marlboro and
| Guilford directories and there are the
usual department features, such as vii
| lage officers, names of schools, associa-
| tions, clubs and organizations. The
book is well bound and the advertise
ments are well arranged and the vol
ume carefully indeXed and printed.
| Copies OF the directory viii be on sale
i'll town.
| In the front Of the book is to be
found map showing the streets of the
| town which is very handy for stran-
gers, and at times, for those who are
not exactly in that category. Among
| other things of local Importance is a
list of halls, blocks and buildings The
various stage lines, their proprietors
and the hours Of the arrival and de
parture of the stages are to be found
within the covers. \ tabulated bust
ness directory is another feature that
,enabIes one to quickly find the names
of all engaged in one particular line OF
industry
| Such general matters as the census OF
the principal towns and cities in Yer
mont, New Hampshire and Massa
! chusetts, the county, United States an,
state officials, are all given and in
deXed. A particularly valuable featur,
is the street guide and house director,
by means of which it is readily pos
sible to locate any particular hous,
and the family or families occupyin.
it. - The fire department alarm boxci
and their location, the names of thu
post office force, of town and villag,
officials the churches with the official
of each are all to be found i'm convcu
lent form.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
A Card

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it
fails tC cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove sa It's
factory or money refunded
w F. Root Brooks House Pharmacy
Thomas's Pharmacy Z. Il. Holden
J. L. StockweI f. A. Temple & Co.
Mark S. Mann w. S. Holland
O. H Grout H. A. Williams
N. NJ. Batchelder A. NJ Merrifeld
w. G. Halliday J. A. MuZzy
A. L. Wheeler Brown Ryder
A. NJ. Corss< NJ. G. Williams
T-Th.- Sat.M-3
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
REV. DR.. sTACKHoUsE COMING
Secretary Laymen's Forward Move
ment to occupy Baptist Pulpit

Rev W. T. Stackhouse, D. D., sec
rotary OF the Laymcn s Forward Mis-
sionary Movement among northern
Baptists,, is a speaker who is in great
demand, from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, and the First Baptist church
is particularly fortunate in being able
ming.
Everyone who heard DIR. StackhOuse
when he was here a year ago will vel
come this opportunity to hear him
again for he is a speaker of unusual
force and power and his urging mes
sage is full Of interest and enthusi-
asm.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
NOTED COACH FOR BAND SHOW
Ralph w. Crossen Will Arrive Next
Thursday to BEGIN Rehearsals.

The Minstrel Frolic, or a Night in the
Berkshires is the name OF the First Reg
ment band show to be given IN the au-
ditorium Thursday and Friday evenings
and Saturday matinee, May II, rs and
II.
Ralph w Crossen. a noted coach OF
Boston, late Of Daley's and Primrose \
Dockstader's MINISTRIES, has been engaged
TO put on the show and viii arrive il
town Thursday of next week The first
rehearsal will be held that evening IL
the Armory He will remain in tow
until after the show. Some fine profes
sional hits will be produced and the per
Torrance will be given by all local tai
emf,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
CHILDREN'S MAY FESTIVAL.
Interesting Features Planned for Sat
rday Afternoon, May g.

The congregational Sunday school is
planning to hold its annual fair. under
the name of the Children $ Nav FEES
tiyal, in Festival hall Saturday after
noon, May 3. 1t will be carried ON
as in previous years, and some OF the
old features that have made these
fairs so popular in the past, will be in
evidence. Many children are rehearsing
for the dance. which will carry out
the idea of the fair. The Maypole
dance will be unlike any that have
been seen in Brattleboro, as two
groups will dance it, with two poles,
at the same time. Another, by the
younger girls, will be called the cherry
blossom dance, and this will be entire
ly new. +. Wales has charge of the
dances and Wales : orchestra will fur
nish music for the occasion.
The beginners department will sell
popcorn, the primary department will
have charge of the fancy table, aprons
and dolls, the junior department the
confectionery, flowers and grabs anC
the intermediate department the fooC
and ice cream. Lady Baltimore cake
will be an attractive feature of thi.
table. Much work is being done tt
keep up the standard of other years
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-19
CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian church. Rev. +. Q. :. Os-
good, pastor. Service Sunday morning
at 1890. Subject of sermon Thoughts
as Companions. Sunday school at
ll4j. All are welcome