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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
gun &c nnO Safen.

oGofel" o6geiobrcn. pgnlaorio"
nit no6e5u 2000 %oNagicrcu cr-
mortct. aiiuiiler otis 2cutic9-
IonO fonmnt 5nm 9ciid. 4i &C.
notor @cter 5. Ganip6ea Hodt
cine Ccltiblonoreiie.
Ger 9ampier oGaiiel~ bonn 9lorOO.
SloDO giug geiteru nitneinoreltattli.
den 3o5l @uropareiienOer mad Der
oltcn Seimat6 o5. 98ie oie 5irna
Sdumac6cr & Gomp. mitt6eilt oer-
ipri6t oie 6eporite6enoe 9leiieiaiion
icbr GIT 81 mer0eu.
Bomber Sam6urg 9lme-
rifo &inie
Ger Gompier bulgaria" Der init
1874 3piidjenocds %oiiogeren on
If. 9lpril RotterOom oerlieB, miro
Guoe 9lpril bier eintreiien.
Iic ,,9o6emiar oie eine gr0Berc
Grodtlooung nad Baltimore bringt,
bat geiteru M}orgeh 5 ll6r &6iloocl-
p6io Derloiicn rno miro i'm Souic
oeS 6eutiaen Cages an ibren %ier
in Ganton erwortet.
No q den &erguii0un9s-
reiie.
81 elmer Observation-Disclosures
gungsfo6rt Ourd europa iin0Staots-
Senator @eter 5. Gompbell Gr- -S9e
riff So6u s. Soniou uno &ed1tsan
malt s. Goofmon 9oDO geiiernql6enO
ouigc6rodcn, Bon Gem gorf mol.
len Die Scrren nit Dem Iompier
n2ourcntic" ser g6itc Star 2nie
nod Gnlceustown io6reH Su i6ren
&eicplan 6a6cn lie ,Srlouo, Gnglauo,
Srontrcid, Ieutidlono Solano IT,.
9cl1ien niigenommen.
2 eiuem @eitimmungSorte
na6e.
Ger Gonpicr oGrctou,~ pou 9ols
timorc nab &odiouoiae 6eItimnlt,
poiiirte om 9l6cno oe5 IA. 9(pril oas
Giomono S6ool 2eudti6iif.
@eiu@ ans Ceuti6lan0.
@lit 0em Gompier Berlin oes
9}orOO. @lonO tyiiit 6euic 9roieHor
Scrlonn Sa6n BON N1iiudcn in
9lcu gorf Elm, imo miro ioiort iei
ne geiterreiie no6 G6icogo iortic-
sen. Gr iIt 6efauutlidb DER SAopier
oes G6icogo'er @0t6e Ienfmols, Oos
IN oieiem N}onot nod inn Oortigen
Smcoln garf entbiiat miro gn-
oere 6efonnte Sd0pimgen oeS @roi.
Sa6n IinO oie Wfoltfe 3enfmGler
in Bremen unO G6ennib unO 0as
2iS3t.0enfmol in @eimar. 9roieior
So6n Iie6t iebt I'M A. Sebensia6rr
uno lit @6rennitglieo Der 0din6encr
&lnlt-gltooele.
9tciiclitlttge 9oltilnorer.
glf Sem GompTer o@eorge @ol5f
in0ton4 oes 9}oroo 2lopO reiien bei
tc folgenoe 9altimorer BON 0icmDorf
no1 europa; Or. SenrD 9artou Ga
co6s nc6It @attin imO 9eoicniug,
e5ron Q. $. Song, SRI 9lellie Soug
unO Sr. 9lrmano Gemper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
Nrs sdlmnaaclns nrrnGdltin.

Soiep6 Gepta, Der ais 9dder aul
Dem ylorooeutlben 2loDo Canipicr
.GaHel" angeltelt it, wiroe aeitern
Gorniltag BON einem 3oa6eomieI
inter Dem GerOa6t ieiiaeuommel',
ougebil6 periu6t 81 6aben 5lpe'
9rooforbe bon oeu Camper 5l
idlnlnaaeln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
82 4uIiaiiten seriett.

81 Eoll5uten ncrleRf.
GoIi5ci6c60rOc niuwt Oea 0icb'ibcn
SAL nidt auf. 3mei @oIi8iiteu
pcniionirt. Ser weitli@c
Giitrift nn meiiten betrofieu.
gSeitcrc @crdnocrumoeu 6eoor
Itc6eno,
0ie I'M n9eutihen Correspondent
ten 6ereits I'M Sonuor propbe5eite
&erIeBung BON 8eomteu i'm &oli3ei
Deportcment 1T eingetroiien. Ole
Eoli5ei Gommiildre oroncten gcIteru
en- OoB 5lpei @oli5et2ieutcnonts,
oht 5ergeauten uno % Boli5iiten
ned anoeren 0iitritteu tronsterirt
meroen. @}e6rere &oli5iiten batten
iic6 Dor ser 8eb0rOe pegen lcidter
9ienItbcrgcbcn al Derauhporten uno
5ipei 4SoIi5iiten muroen penlionirt.
Sn Dem pieI beipro6cneu 9ieb Sale
bat Die 9e66roc geitcru fcinc 56ritte
getban.
@eniionirt purOen ole &oli5iiten
9empie0 bonn nor0oitli6en 9iitrift
uno gDon bonn iiioweitIiden 9iitritt.
Geriebt puroen.
= SicntenuntS:
Garter bonn oitlidcu uab Dem meit
Iiden 0iitrift uuo 8urleD Donl
Weitliden noA Dem oitliben 0iitrift.
ergeunten:
Wamioro bonn mcitlic6en nod 0em
iiioliben 0iitrift; GorcD bonn iiio
lden nod Dem meitl6en 0iihitt;
@6trpbD bonn meitliden no6 Dem
noroli6cn 0iiirift; Sra5ier bonn
noroli6en nod Dem peitliGen 0i
ltrift; S. ". SiQ Donr lpeltlidcn uad
ocm mittleren Qiitritt Bernard
0roff bonn mittleren nod Oem meit
lben 0iitrift; @larf 5Aoa pon
mcitliben nod oem iiioIiden 0iitritt;
9Aulte bonn iiioliden nad Sem meit
lden 0ilrift.
BoIi3iiten:
@bilip @anlcp pom mcitlicbcu naA
ocm norOli6eu 0iItrift; Gbarles ".
Sco6 bonn pom pcitliden nod Dem
noromeItliNen 9iitrifi; Sas. s.. @}c
SntDre bonn peitlideu nod Dem
norOweitli@en 0iitritt; Hobert 8.
N}orgon pom meitlic6en uu6 oen
n6roli6en 0iitrift; SenrD S8. g8e6
fer pom peltIi6en naA oen n0ro
lic6cn 0iitrift; SSobn s. Seonaro
bonn meitliden nod Dem iiiomellihen
0iItrift; Syo6n 9. Eie1e pom meit.
li6en nod Dem iiiopeitIi6en 0i-
Irift; Sobn 6. &beiB bonn meitliden
nod Dem 0ltliden 0iItrift; Sobn s.
0oroon bonn meitli1en mad Dem
n0r0li6eu 0iItrift; @0woro Sbea
bonn mcitli6eu nocb oenl noromelt
li6en 0iitrift; q. s. aeneolD pom
wcitli6en nod Dem norOli6en 81
ftrift; Is. g. gogerS bonn meitliden
nod Dem iiioliAen Diitrift; @t. s..
5ranleD bonn meitliNcn nah oem olt
liheu 0iitrift; s. G. 9urnbom pom
meitliden nod Dem n6rolihen 81.
itrift; sSoiepb =. Gorroa bonn weit
li6en nod oem noromeltli6en 81.
frift; s. 81. Gane bonn meitliden
ned oem n6r6litben 0iitrift; Gbos.
gl. 9ii6op bonn peitliden nad oem
n6roli6en 9iitrift; SEQ Z. Geap oon
weltliAen ua6 Dem norowcitliden
0iltritt; @opar0 5. Dunn bonn peit.
liden nob Dem norOneitli1en 0i.
Itrift; so. S. Callahan bonn melt.
li6en na6 oem n0roli6en 0iitritt;
u. $. sSranf bonn weitlideu nod Dem
norOli6en 0iitrift; @. 6. 2onence
bonn meitliAen nod Dem iiiopeit
li1cn 0iitritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
Nnt ieine Nrnn luieberneinnhrn.

gi6ter g8. @. Stort BON Som
merce, @oo oeiien 5rou ole an einer
gier0entrantbeit leioet, aus oem
nSotel GoSmea" pcri6munocn mar
bat iie geitern mif Dem Union 8o9u
boie, ais CT gerooc ole Seimreiie
ontreten moate, mieoergehmoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
Sin saItimorer in GanaOn acIdOiicn.

Sine Qepeide Der u9liiociirtcn
9SrcHc0 meloet aus Sort &iIlianS,
Ont, oaB Ooielbit BON oer Roli8ei
na6 cinem &eriolalnasfompic 5wci
@inbrecDer geiougcn lplroen pom oc.
uen Ger eine iAmer perlulmOct muroe-
Ger @erlebtc iol nod 9lngabc Der
9oli5ei @eorge SoarOp bon Baltimore
Iein. Der ouoere ioIl aus @lontrcdl
Iiammcn mo Bert Sonpion 5eiBell.
0ic 9eoen Ioacn cingeitanoen babel,
ooB Tie an ie65ebn @in6rii1en IN
sort 9lrt6ur lino Sort @iaiamS be.
t6ciligt gepeien itnO. Gesglciden
mcr0cn tic BON oen 9e6orOeu in Ocll
Ser. Staaten geiudbt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
ercif fan i6ncn tGcncr ~ itc6cn.

OIItW IUW IWWtW IUIWVI on IItVIWt
N}anie aellD, 30 Sabre alt, BON
9lr. 1909, @larlboa glncmie mo
Minnie @eri6ep, 33 Sabre alt uulB
ten luegen eines 5treites an Der @de
ben Baltimore. uno Colbert Strobe
IN Der mittleren @oli8eiitation $l5
Siraie be5ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
.S,udlseit bei gSun Seiue's.

Die Dodb5eit bon Sri. emma 9laneS
@on Seine nit @crru 6reocrid Spnd
fatO geiteru 9lbeno in Der @oDllt9
ser 9rout @ltern, 9tr. 1906 9lu1en.
torolo.Scrrocc, ltott. 0ieh9rout lit
bic Go6ter oeS mo6Ibctanllten Sob.
len66nolerS SeurD g. &oH Seiue.
9us 9routiluigier hmgirte ,SrGuleiu
9lunic GjarfS, ais 9rontiiibrer SER
8. g. S6omaS. gla@ eiiiem cnl'
pfana trot oos iun0e %oor cine 9ieile
nad6 9torOen an.
@3iiglicocr Der 0Solt6caiteru aan'
ias 9liiociotiou Of Commercial Clubs
lueroen udhiteu @lontag 9Su1nltta9
bier cintreiicn lnO Die @dIiireimo.
idoft ocS n&ercinS Der 9onilehte itno
Sabrifauieu" genieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
o6finu."

eSm Wdttclplnfte Scr bel ser geitris
gen @cI61itsiibung OeS @eian0Ocr-
Gins o6ro6iinn~ gcpilo9enen &ers
6anolngen itanOen sic nod 81 trei.
ieuoen &orbcreihngen fiir oeu Sic
Oera6eno ms W}oi.9oa am 30. 9(pril
in 9urrD'S S5ollc, mcl6cr in Der SDat
Elm boiler @riolg 81 peroen Oeripri6t
Scrr 9loam Bieiier mlrOe ais oftiUes
Wfitqlieo auigcuommcn luorauf bic
@crleiimq pm @inIaOulgcu oeS
,@crmania Guartett Gibbs, oes
yNio5art N}dtncrborS" lro Ger Gn-
nen.5cstion 0eS o0clti6en &riegers
bunocs" 3ur &erleiing fonen. Sie
purOcu i1nlmtlib einitimnig angc
nommen. &rdiiocnt SenrD Sdloidj
iii6rtc ocu Goriib, Sefretdr 9. Siloe-
6ronOt oas 9}rotofoa. Ger @cihGits.
iibuug oing 0ie aaw6dentli6e Sing.
lhm0c oorous, pclcbe cbcuiaaS lebr
gut beiudt mar. gSie iiblid, ion0
and sic geitrige 3uianmenfinit pes
Gercins in ieineni Glnblotalc Der
6ro6iiuu.SaQe, an Der ,Sreoerid 9Ipe.
itot:.
nScnrictta Soge gSr. g."
Giuen gcmiit6li6en 9lDeno ocrIeb-
ten geltern Die NlitglieOer Der sen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16

Or. gS. 6. 9eder. 9liiiiicnt-@euerat-
Ito6Sor3t Der Ser. Staoten biclt ac-
Iieru Dor ser Safllltdt iuo sen Stu.
oenieu oes u@olleGe Of @boiiciaus
ono Surgeons" cinen intereiianiei
9ortrog ii6er Die n9u6onii6e @la.
&c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
3ur merifouiidcn eoac.

Sur merifauiidcu eoac.
50ocraliitep pollitdn0tg
aci Cb la0cn.
Suore5, Nier., 10. glpril
Die giicoerlage Der ocreiuiatcu 5ooc
roliiteu- Cruppeu 5u Can @eoro Sc
Gas Golonias i'm Staate @oa5iila
mil $500 Eo0ten mo &cuuluoetcu
mo 700 Ueiangcnen lho cinem 9le.
6clleuperliit BON $50 Co0ten mn
%ermlnoetcu 0iloet oen eiaentliNen
9lusgou9 Ser 9Hlacbt bel Gorreom
Uelde am 81. lRdr5 begonn.
@uer 9la6ribt 3uioIgc melde @e
neral @arron5a in G6ibia6ua BON
General &ilo er6ielt, inO oie as.
oeraliiten-Eruppeu 5wii6en 3wei glr
mec'n ser 9ie6cQen eiugeidloiien mo
peroeu noaitdnoig mtfgerieben,
@retutip.. 5ibung 0cs
W u " W
euatS.
gSoi6ington rs. 9lpril
@eneral Suerta uuterbreitetc III elmer
@refutib. Sibrma 0es merifauiiAel
SenatS Die 6oroeriuiaen scr amcriia
niideu NcgeriuG betreiis oes ga.
littS. lle6er oas 9ieiultat Ser llntcr
6onolrnaen lit ieoob nod feline gladj-
riht bier cugetroiien
GinOeritdn0niB init Gar
ran5d.
Sefrct1r @rDan fitn0igtc i'm Sdnie
Oes Cages an, OaB elm Ginueriidn0
nib nit @euerol Garrau5o ueaen ser
@oriielhlngen bc5ii9lid6 Der Sihcr
belt aQer 9lusldnOer 5it Stuu0e aos
fommen lei. Cie omerifonii1e 9ic
aierlmo muroe benadrihtigt Dab
slnfraQen Der Der Staaten nad)2Ius
l6noern auf @lutih ausluortiger 9ic.
aierunaen BON GarraBd obne @eitc
res entgcgcn geuommen lperoeu Gar'
ron5a uerlangt nidt BOB ans Oiclent
@rlnOe cine iorneae glnerlealnlg
5u erfolgen bat. Ger Setretdr miro
eine 9euii6mgen forticbcn cilesVlo
OifBirlmg ocS Gorac0enS per GoHltis
tutioualiiteu ecgcti Die Spouier 5H
cr5ielen
Die g}odJrit6t bon @eitcral @iao'S
5iea al Gan @coro erregte ial
Staats Cepariemet aroBeS Sutc
relic es troieu a6er feline oiii5ielen
03adridlteu elm melbe oen Sies be
ii1tiaen miiroen
Sefretar 9rDon Uclder franl III
6lei6t tros ser 9luoronlng leiHer2lcr3.
te iid noh 5lorioa 3n 6cgebeu, BIER
5efretdr @arriion io0te beute
,Gie 9hmee 1T in 9ereitidoit BAT
a6er fciueu Seic6l cr6oltcn sic ME.
rfanii6c @reBe 5u ii6eridrcitcn
oOer ii6 nod cinem mcrifanidep
Saieu 5u 6egcbeu."
@nQliime &l0tter ipmpa.
t6iiiren nit g8ilIon.
Sonoon 16. glpril. Gie mel.
item Sonooner @(oraeu3cihuigen 6e
lpreGen IN eOitoricaen 9lrtifcnl oic
merifouiido Sitlotidu mo leaeR
Sqmpat6ie fir &r6dOent g8iliou Az
oeu Eoa ilclen iih aber aui oen
Stouopuuft oaB oieie SHwieri9tei
ten nit Nlerifo bouptidmGb onra
sic i0ealiitiitbe &oIitif g9ilion'a pef
begefii9rt por0en ici.
@roBe 91euaieroe iiber sic potercll
9l6iidieu Der &er 5toatcn ipiro jnln
gluSOrld ge6radt lmO cs miro oa
rouf bingemieirn DOB 5mnr an9enolli-
men miro, Dab Suerta uahaeUen
miro, ooB ober inn 6aac pies illdt
acidiebt. sic Seicbuua BON Ealpleo
feincn praltiiden 9gei6 bobcH Mir
Sc, Dob ooaegen Sic 9lodooe non
gcro GrlB Ole riniiac QlaBuabnw
ieiu uiiroe, melde cineu SdloQ iiir
Oas aucrto Negine biloen milr0e
msg. Hir's 0,ma,anb hriaraf 6. Maine. 4ta
iteanimurrstaNe ua9e euiiom eguie gue,
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StonleD sc, Sinb bon Der og|otio-
nal @elfore Social 2eogue" miro
n6bIien Samitag i'm glrunoel @hib
eiueu @ortrog rntcr Oen glulpi5ien
Der u9oIitical Stuo0 Section" Die
ier Organization 5altcn.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-19
CHURCH NOTICES.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church.
There will he services at 1870 and
40. Sunday school at 1850. On
Christmas day early morning services
will be held at so and in the evening
the Sunday school festival at 7.l5.
Advent Christian church. Rev. Ell
bert s. Hewitt pastor. Sermon at 1915
a. m. Sunday school at y. Children s
meeting at 6 p. M, in charge of Mrs.
Zeha Trombly. Sermon ut p. m.
Midweek prayer meeting at 80 =. m.
Thursday at IL. w. .Tefts 5. Christmas
concert at p. IN. Saturday.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Emerson building, Elliot street. Sunday
service 1915. Subject, Is The Universe,
Including Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force? Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting. at s o clock. Reading room
open daily, except Sundays and legal
holidays. from 3 to ). All are welcome.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-19
First Baptist Church.

First Baptist church, Rev. George +.
Tomkinson minister. Sunday services:
1890 Il. m, The Prince of Peace; l145
Il. m, Bible school; 7.30 =. M, sacred
concert by united choirs in Con9rega-
tional church. Tuesday 80 p. M,
Christian Endeavor meeting in chapel.
Topic, An Unsclfish Life. Phil. 2:l-ll
"a Christmas meeting). Leader. Miss
Dorothea Bassett. Wednesday 6.30 y.
M, supper for members Of Bible
school. Illustrated talk on The Life
of jesus. Bringing of gifts to he dis
tributed among the poorer people. Sun
day morning musical program:
Prelude, Adagio from the 5th Sym
phOnN, Guilmant
Anthem, Christians, Awake, Salute the
Happy Morn, Maundpr
Double Quartet. -.-,e--
Solo, Halleluiah, Christ is Born.
BischosS
Miss Bane.
Response, Holy Night, Barnby
Ladies' Quartet.
Offertory, Christmas. Shelley
Double and Ladies' Quartet
Postlude, Allegro from the 5th Sym
phony. Guimant
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-19
PERU SUED FOR $4,000.
Case Grows Out of Death of G. G..
Nelson, Who walked Off Bridge.

RUTLAND, Dec. 10. - An attach
ment covering $4,000 was made on
the town of Peru in Bennington county
yesterday by Deputy United States
Marshal +. :. Whitaker Of Rutland in
a suit instituted by Attorney Clarke c.
Fits of Brattleboro in behalf OF the
estate OF Charles G.. Nelson of Orange.
\. j., who While a visitor in the we'll
known Vermont summer and winter re-
sort, is claimed to have walked off a
bridge, meeting death by drowning, the
accident happening in April of this
year. The case is brought in the FEEDER
Ial court because the plaintiff is resi-
dent of New Jersey. The administra-
tor of the estate is Ado!ph Swanson.
The declaration in the papers serv-
ca yesterday on the clerk Of Peru al
lege that on April 10 OF this wear
about 10 o clock in the evening Mr.
| Nelson, who was visiting in the vii
lage Of Peru, walked off the bridge
| known as the - Michigan bridge
which is on the highway between NORTH
| Londonderry and Thorpcsvlle
1t is claimed thar the bridge was
| not sufficiently protected and that in
| the night in question. Mr.. Nelson
walked off the side of the bridge, fall
/ ing some distance into the water be
low where he was drowned.
The ease is returnable on the fourth
! Tuesday in February, 1915.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-19
congregational Church Program.

First congregational church. West
Brattlcboro. Minister, Rev. Henry
Lamb. Weekly prayer meeting Friday
evening at 40 O'Clock. Services for
sunday: Divine worship at 1870 with
Chfistinas music and q short Christmas
sermon by the pastor. Session of the
Sunday school at noon Christian En-
deavor meeting at o'clock. Topic.
An JnseIfsh Life. Leaders Mrs. W.
Renfrcw and Miss Dorothy Cain Mus
steal program for Sunday morning:
Organ prelude,
Christmas Pastorale.
Anthem, Coming of the King, Suits
Holy Night, Mueller
Hark! Hank! My Soul, Shelley
Organ postlude.
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ing service, taking the place of the
usual Sunday school exercises. The
following music will be rendered at
these services:
MORNING SERVICE.
Prelude, Melodie, Spencer
Mrs. Helen c. Brasor, organ;
Clint NJ. Dugan, violin.
Solo. Christmas, Shelley
E. f. Miller, with violin obigato.
Response, Calm on the Listening Ear
of Night, Tasker
.... Mr.. Miller and violin.
Offertory, Weigenlied, Ffoelich
Mrs. Erasor and Mr.. Dugan
Postludc, Wely
Mrs. Bfasor .-..
CAROL SERVICE.
Prelude, Romance, Yost
Mrs. Brasor and Mr.. Dugan.
Solo, Sing, o Sing This Blessed Morn,
Schneider
sz...- Mr.. Miller and violin.
Posttude. Professional March, Rogers
Mrs. Braser.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-19
PARDoNS MRS. KATE COBB.
Connecticut Woman Free After s
Years in Prison.

HARTFORD. Conn. Dee 10. - The
state board of pardons has granted
an unconditional pardon ia Mrs Kate
Cobb, who has served SO years If y
life sentence for the murder of her
husband Today she will 30 to the rome
of her daughter, Mrs I.uthcr Spalding.
in Lebanon, Conn. Mrs. Cobb is CO
years old.
Mrs. Cobb : accompliee, Wesley L.
Bishop, who poisoned his wife six
months before Charles Cobb died. con
fessed, and was sentenced TO life i'm
prisonment, He died in prison six years
ago.
When told of the pardon Mrs Cobb
became hysterical. At first she said she
did not think She cared to leave the
prison, and that there was SO little left
in life for her that It might he as well
for her to spend her last days behind
the bars. She has always insisted that
Bishop poisoned her husband.
Two other prisoners were released by
the pardon board. One of them, Joseph
Eardley, had served / years for killing
his wife. The other was Stanley Jor-
cak. who was convicted of an attac k
on a girl year ago. Yesterday the
9ii1 told the board members that she
wished to marry jorcak.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-19
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Methodist church, Rev. Thomas w.
Owens, pastor. Sunday morning SER
vice at 1870. The pastors subject
will be God s Great Gift Following
is the musical program:
Voluntary, Adoremus. Ravina
Crusaders Hymn, from the German.
Anthem, Behold l Bring You Good
Tidings. Goss
Anthem, 1t came Upon the Midnight
Clear, Wilson
Hymn, Little Town OF Bethlehem,
Brooks
Solo, Glorious Morn, Neidhnger
Miss Gertrude Matthews.
Anthem, 0 Holy Night.
Doxolo9y.
PcStlade, Adcste Fidelcs, Vilbac
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Roman Catholic Church.

There will be mass in st. Michaels
Roman Catholic church at midnight
Thursday, a children's mass at $40
Christmas morning, and a mass at 1890
Christmas morning. The following is
the music for the mass at midnight
and at 1880 Christmas morning, Miss
Maysie Calvin organisr:
Battman s mass in G.
Night of Nights, Van DeWater
Miss Katherine Calvin
Adeste Fideles,
Male quartet.
O Salutaris, Wondell
Tantum Ergo, Stearns
The music for the children S mass is
as follows:
Hark, The Herald Angels Sing.
Adeste Fideles.
o Sacred Heart, o Love Divine.
What Say the Bells2
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PARSONS GETS COMMISSION.
Governor Fletcher Makes Reappoint-
ment as Sergeant alarms

MONTPELIER, Dec l9.-Frauk It.
Parsons has received his commission as
sergeant-at-arms from Gov. Allen NJ
Fletcher. There has been considerable
interest shown over the failure to ap-
point man tc this position. Mr.. Par
sons has been acting sergeant at-arms
since December, when his term ex
PRED.
The commission is dated December
| and runs two years. Parsons viii
file 4 $4,000 bond
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Programs Which Will Be
Rendered Tomorrow and
on Friday
UNION SERVICES
SUNDAY EVENING
Cantata, The Story of Bethlehem, to
Be Rendered by United Choirs i'll
Congregational Church at 7.30 p. M,
Accompanied by Orchestra.

Tomorrow will be Christmas Sunday,
and the various churches throughout
the town will observe the day with ser
vices especially appropriate for the
Christmas season. Each church will
hare a special program in the morning,
and in the evening the united choirs
will render West $ eantata, The Story
of Bethlehem, in the Centre Congrega-
tional church at 40 clock Follow
ing are the musical programs:
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Union Christmas Cantata.

At 80 o iclonk Sunday evening a
Christmas Cantata. The Story of beth
lehem, by John a. Vest. will be rem
dered in the Centre Congregational
church by the united choirs and or
chestra. Following is the program:
Oehcstra and organ, Voluntary.
Batistc
Offertory.
Miss ButtcrfeId.
Cantata. TIE Story of Bethlehem
West
lostludc, Triumphal March, from Aida,
Verdi
THE CANTATA.
Bethlehem, O Bethlehem,
Mr.. Adams
Der Salem $ Towers and Zion 5 Steep,
Mr.. Storms.
o Lonely Watches,
Mr.. Adams
\ Light from the Land Immortal,
Miss Brown and Chorus.
Let Is Now Go Even Unto Bethlehem.
Mr.. Richmond.
o Come. All Ye Faithful,
Choir and Congregation.
In Bethlehem 5 Ancient City,
Miss Bane.
And the Shepherds Made Known the
Story.
Mr.. Moffatt.
Now o 'er the Plains,
Solos, Mr.. Gilbert, Mr.. Clapp.
I'uet, Miss Matthews, MIR. Sher
man. Chorus.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, Rejoice,
Mr.. Adams.
Rejoice, Rejoice We Nations,
Chorus and Quartet.
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Centre congregational Church.

Centre Congregational church, Rev
Roy NJ. Houghton minister. Morning
worship at 1890. Subject of sermon,
The Crowns. Following is the musical
program:
Organ prelude.
Christmas Pastorale, Lange
Adeste Fideles, Loret
The Shepherds, Salome
Fred c. Leitsinger
Anthem, There Were Shepherds,
Foster
Double Quartet
Contralte solo, Ave Maria, Verdi
Mrs. W. II. Bond.
Response. Silent Night, Collier
Ofertory, Night of Nights,
Van DeWate1
F. C. Adams.
Postlude, Fanfare in ID, Bridge
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Baptist Church, West BrattIeboro.

Baptist church, West Brattleboro.
Rev I. NJ. Compton, pastor. Morning
service at 1870 with special Christmas
sermon on The Word Made Flesh. Mu-
sic committee Mrs Harold Blodgett
and Mrs Leonard TAYLOR. Double
quartet choir. Sunday school at L.;
evening service az o'clock. Wednes-
day evening the Christmas supper
served in the chapel 10 the church,
Sunday school and friends, followed by
Christmas program by the Sunday
school and . Christmas tree. Following
is the morning musical program:
Organ prelude.
l Bring You Good Tidings, McPhail
Beyond the Starry Skies, Wilson
The Message of Christmas Love,
Lorenz
Hymn, Coronation.
Organ postlude.
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian church, Rev. Z. @. S. Os-
good, pastor. Service Sunday morning
at 1880 Subject of sermon: The
Message of the Angels. A carol SER
vice win Immediately follow the morn
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THE VERY STAFF

of my age, my very prop An an
nuity Circular descriptive sent on re-
quest. National Life lns. Co., of Vt.
(Mutual.) EARLE S. KINSLEY, Gen
eral Agent, Rutland, vt. -@
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FOR SALE-A carpenters work bench,
solid rock maple top, side and tail wise,
full set Of drawers underneath; also one
antique bureau in prime condition. Geo
T. Fox. 240-tf
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LOST-Dec. 10, gold pin set with a
diamond and pearls. Finder please re-
turn to Reformer Office and receive re-
ward. pa 24S-
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FOR SALE-Baker' cabinet oven
in good condition. viii sell cheap, as
/ have no further use for it. Address,
"Oven,' care Reformer Office.
247-252*
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MRS. GEORGE HARRIS. 40 Main
street, Is taking orders for the Reeves
Suction sweeper nice Christmas gift.
o41-tf
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SEWING Machine Needles and sup
plies for all makes of machines at j.
B. Dunton s, 10 Flat street.
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SWITCHES, pompadours; combings
made up to order. Mrs. e. P. Bailey,
III Main Street. 53-tf