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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Sur fInf;is Sabren.
Tiuemurfs tibner 0ewaltnreidJ scaer
Sentiflana.

0ds an Observation-Disclosures &C.
oGttnistusen reide Sabr 1913 brad.
te, Ieinem Gnoe Suneigeno, nod eint
sei4i4tIids @%rinnerung bon inttrnas
Ter 8eOeutung: Tor so Sabren, in Der
S~tpeiten 9Glfte oes Nopember, be9ann
ii4 Elm Greisnis on3ububnen, oab Den
itarten NnitoB 5u Der Gntpidlun9 &c.
geben bat, Die leds Sabre ipG!er nit
Der Waffsneinigun9 9euti9Ianos ge>
gen 6rantreid -nO Der Ysgriinouns
oes 0eutiden Geides obi6lob. Dor
80 Sabren b~ereitete li9 Der 8rie9 Dor.
Den 1864 preuben uno Seiterreid,
gegen 9dnemart gefiibrt baben. SIM
Nppember 1868 mari OGnemort gang
0eutI6lan0 Den 9dnoi6ub ms Sc
iiht, in Der Nnnabms. oab e5 aus
6urht Dor benz Den 0dnen eetpoge-
nen Au5laE0. nitt tpagsu lpiiros, o,u
9an0ldub auf3unebmen. 8ismards
Yolitit. bic oamit ibr critics MeiItsr,
ltud oblegte, mar IS gu odntsn, oaB
Die bei0en 0roBmGdte osS Oeutiden
Sun0es julammengin9sn. giur baz
ourh tonnte Elm Ginereifen oes
IuslanGs 81 auuiten DGnemdrts
perbutei, tnuntea Die Glbbsr5ogtiimet
Sdlesluig uno SoIitsin Oeutl6Iaro
fuT inmsr suriidgelpounen tperoen.
%erluht mar Gas Ihou 1S4S nor
Den. 0amals lersits mar Die Gnt
ideiounJ iibsr oas S6idial S6lss<
mig 0ollteins oils cine osutlhe TruQ,
~bel0uoeIt uno trei Sabre biuourb
o0rUn qetdmpft ppr0sn. Die oeuts
'da Misunderstanding i'll Srdnt-
lurt Z. ". bate ertlGrt, Dap Sic
laIt@,pt9 boIiteiniite Stage cine An
9sleQenhtit Der peutihen Natipn let
uno Eeutidlanos Gbre oabei auf Dem
Spit,c iiebe. Ginsr Der Wortfubrer
oea 6ylutfurtsr Reihstages id9te
oort: Die lhlesipi9 sboliteiniibe Sadie
n1uiit obiieaeu. IS 9elte Die Gbre
0eutit,dnos. Odr-M bau0Ie es ilt.
OBJ oJs QlGns alsr o~eriNi9en suihdn.
Gen lpe,Nen %ioltsn. Die ihrs 3eruuua
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

tpieber aus lnnger GrabegnnGt gum
2eben erpa9te 0eitaIten Der r0mis
f6en 9aiierseit. Gs Barren Die erei
3riioer 5neore. Die Cir fhlob IN
9inter uns. lleoer cine groEe breitt
Srsppe Einnuf iibrten uns unisrs
Nirte in einen helleu, l~ufiigsn 3num.
no iie uns in ,6t orientalifGer Wsiie
ben Wilitomm botsn. Zen 5uBbohen
oedte cine groBe Mntts. @uf nie'sr
breitete Ii6 cine grofe bsllb:aue Scis
benoede aus. unb cine lln3ohl pom
aiIIen Tub gum Ruben elm. Sn Der
Witte Hansen oysi e~i3enortige oIte
Diuiitir .rur>nte. 6ier uno oa la
gen Gi6sr uno Qeraumsntrollsn. @n
allen bier Wdnosn redtsn fi6 8I-
6erseite!i. in ii: 955e. Sine 8iblios
thet ben meGr uls 10000 Sdnrsn
Int ftp Dor u"nIersn Nugeu nuf. 9ier
uno ca f.Iisiten onitts SronSeOaien
Ben 9Iid. sic p;tteiisrten nit benz
redeem &unltnsrt Ger 9eitelle uno
osa often inoiIG:n Gemdlben. 9as
1T Ter Qrbsitsraum, ter Wittelpuntt
oes SogoriIten Ssimss. !6ier toms
men BIZ. ssiitrsi6sn 8riibsr 5uiam.
men, osrbrinsen ibre MuBeItunosn,
Ipredtn ib,r Ybiloiopbis, Stunt, 2i-
t%srctur. pflegen Die Wtuiit. Die So
mill. SaeOre bat gu allen Soften
cine bebeutenbe 3olle unter ben Sns
bern unb DEFENDERS inter oensn SaI>
tuttos s.fpi.It. Sbr Stummbaim
rsi6t Bis IN Die grous 9or3eit su<
rid. llnb oas Grbe elmer un.nb!ih
langen erlaud..n Heibe ppn 4bn.r
psrpalten beute bier 9riber. 3pei
limb berborragenb: 3unitler, elmer 1T
ein bebtutenoer Suriit unb Der piertt
bat iein 2ebenspert ben Sii6ern ges
pibmst, sr lit @ibliptbsfor.
lniere Wirte porsn unermiiplid,
uns bic rei6en S@dBe ibres 9eimes
gu 5eigen. unh lire Nugen itrab!tsn
sinsn isltiamen @lon5, frenn tie ii5er
bic GeI4i6te eisfs3 obsr ienes Stiitz
tes il9 %duslntlen tor1ten. uno leoes
Stid Der Somm!una bate feline
eigene @ergongenfeit, an ieoe5 tniipfte
Iid) cine eigene Grinnerung. Damn
uno mann fieI nuh elm politifhes
Wort, oas beuti9e Snoien poro in
bic ll%nterRnItun9 ge5ogen. Iro
bonn mar es INNER, oIs ob Elm Nib.
fam perhoItenes 5euer i'm Snnern
Der 8riicer !coere. Shre Mugen
gIii6tsn. sic Ioriibten SOB, Sob gez
gen Die GngIGnocr. llno nit G9auz
bern qebot1te ib Der 3cit. ponn pie
Ter 9aB gum @usorud fommen mir
De. = Rad elmer Wsile rei6te man
uns See unp 3ig1retten. Sir mob
men oui ben meiden &iIien P!ab.
2outlos trat Elm Spietcr in ben
Baum. gr griif in bic Gniten zines
Der Snitrumente uno bsounn cine
eigenortiq f~Iirgenbe Meiie gu Iper-
ben. NiemoIs babe ih fold lpei9ss
bolle 4~lg.n6lide in meinem Qeben
9etofs$. ME in benz Seine bes inois
i4en Si4ters Rabinbra Hatb So
gore"
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Tie tsroshdote sins penbeuleu

ant Solpar Der Yntionl lleber oas
9usiterben Der SrUbltdoier iprah tir,.
lib Der uuaarilhe NrSt Gs66 Dor DEL
ppaieuiitsu @sisGidaft in Snoaplt.
Rod lstueu Nusilbrunssn ftsrben ia.
milteu. Die lid oauerno in elmer @roB.
ltaot is6buit mausu, ipdtsitsns mil Der
uterten 8eueratiou aus; gum
Senieitsn gilt oas fir Berlin. SSien
nab 8uoopeit. Siernnh iplree es Me.
gel ietH. oaB IS in lolfsn 6omlllem.
Ole bauerno in DER @rpBItnot aelsbt
haben, Sur 8eburt BON llrsnfeln aber.
hdupt uiht mebr fommt. Sn oieitr
8ehauptuug ODER Nnnahme iiuO ihmsls
8orwiris uitt bios seasn DIE lnualen
Mno QeIunoheitliten Yerbiltnlls Der
Sro6itaoi. i~oneeru auh gessn Die
srosltaotilhs Noral entbalien.
Sc roIher in Den @roBltdoten oie
5amlIleH nusfterben. briio ensrgiihsr
luerceu tie Srias pom piattsn 4nuos
aa lit Sieben. uuo cine unaufbaltlams
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

@nto6lter ing tss 2nnbes mus fortss'
iest bic 3olss iein. 2araus wIrfe
oann uie ,er Gin INNER at0Beres WtlB'
perbdltni piihe Der Ptoouttlon uno
Dem Com nj Der Yebensmittel %reiultl'
rem, uno befanutl d ut bag elm BrOs
blem. oas beuie ihun Oec gan5en GuI'
urfuslt gu raiben oufgtbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
;sraa pantburst bat sidb ol,u

mad Der S6weij bsseben. Die Mem
Yort Gun" mabt ooSu bic iOlsenosn
%geluuseuen 8emerfuu9en:
~Eas lit ent; Die SdweiS III su rid'
Stonols uuo oOrlmdBis aenorosn. 8eun
ole Berse nuf 5rau Yantburit bl.dtn.
10 ,oeroeu tie isbsn. ,pie elm Stild or.
babeHer uuo furhtbarer Sesntris aus
tbauen ioats. Die 8 ungroum miro
tid lhamen. Die 6 q 10 iperoen
Sid sum Nbiturs riitsn. Yilotu
tutro cine @~dulebaut betommen uno ole
Ole Ider uou ShmstSsr adle wsrosn
lduer peroen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02


auf Die lIniterbIi6teit Der Gxiu56s
uno gerinntenbsit unieres oeutIt,u
8aterlonoes itellen, ooer OF unie,
0euti9lanO aus sinem f6pa6ea, psrs
lurHsnen Semeintueien, aus elmer i'm
Auslanos gsring geI9Gbten 9enofenz
fndft CUR Wuroe, Gbre uno 9r6fe
perautttlegs. Dieter Auiitieg mar IN
Der Wfitte oes porieen Sabr6unOerts
nod ni6t gelunsen. 0asr 6eourfte
es crit Der S~taatsfunt zines Bis
mard. pie lie ii9 gum eriten Male
Dor so Subren 6etdtiate.
Sm JtocsMber 1863 ma Sonia
5rteori9 VII. gsitorben. Sein Rats
fol8er Gbritian IX. uaier8si6nete
cine neue 8srfufung, Die niOerre6tz
il9 Ole unter 0dnemarfs O6erbobett
itsbenoen 9er3ogtiimer S6lesnia uno
9olftein benz odnif9en Rei6e srnper<
leibtsn. Gin Sturm Matchmaker Gre.
gung uno 8egsiiterung erbob iid oar<
OBJ IN gang Ssuti6lano. Ods Qieo
aus ben Dier5igsr Snbran bon .Sdles=
pe9s9olitsin meerumI6lungen" no,
9lelffdm NationaIlieo a~siporoeu.
&ein Set Der Burner, Sdlsen ODER
sanger, an benz niGt aeiunaen nor
oen fpdrs: ~S9Isspig : Solfsin.
1tammOerpanot, tpante nidt, msin
Iaterlano!" Der 3uf in Der Horoz
mari: Sos bon Odnemart" poro
oeuti4e 2oiung. Gum eriten Wal.
lett langsn Sabrsn tam es in oeu
Wlntermonaten Dor so Sabren pieoer
gu elmer nationalen 8epeaunq, uno
etnsn md9tigen 4uhdpung erfube
ods Sebnen uno Sra9ten nab Der
oeuti9en Ginbeit. Der nationals
Wtae bate in Der 8efreiung S4les@
pi9s9olteins pom OGnenio6e elm
g%rsIfbdres 3iel. Ollie suten Oeutl9en,
10 isbr lie audi fonft mod, i~nsbeipnz
oere aud in Den Nnii9ten iiber Die
Soiung Der fdlespig> bolftsinii9en
4ufgabe, %duseinanoer geben mOdten,
einte oas gepubtisin, bab nit oieIer
20inng Die tiinftige 0eltaltup5 oe.
0eidtde BON gang 0eutidlano ber=
bunoen lei. Sn Der baoii9en 4t1e.
oronetentammer erflGrte oamals ser
Winter b. 3og9enba9: n4n per
1flespigz boliteinii3sa Jrage bat Iif
unier 9olt politti6 er3osen. IS tpar
Die erlte, an pel6sr oie Ration nab
elnem Ian9en 3uitan0 oar 8leidgiilz
ti9telt ii4 pieOet betet,igt bat nit III
rer Ginii4t, ibrem 9er3en, i6rem Sc
tpifsn. Sieie 6roge muB gu einem
9lltltfen @noe eerlibrt tperoen, oas
oeuti6e Bolt miiBte ionIt Den 8lau
ben an iIa ielbit perlieren."
Die f4lespig EoliteiniIhe 5rage 1T
Damn gu eiuem 9liidli9en Gnbe ge@
fibrt poroen, oergeitaIt, 0ab i'm Oeit.
id;en 8olte Der 0laube an Ii6 iel5lt
9efeltigt puroe. Die 6rage bat Die
preuBil9e NrnNc beantporten belfen.
ole tur3 5ubor 0ur9 &0nig Wtlbelm
uno feline groben 9elfer neue 0ruuos
lagen erbalten bate. Muf ben Sippez
Ter S6an5en Iunt ber9dnebrog, itieS
iisgrei4 Der prsuBif6e Aoler empor.
.Nun 5leibt es babel, fang @etbe!,
der 6eino lit gef6Iasen. uno S9Ies-
mig lit frei." uno als 4llsn 9snoms
men mar, tlans IS aus zines anoern
0idters MunO: .Mag's emit aud
%geIingsn, ben 5ein gu be5tpingsn. De:
@lfab, 2%otbringr:. uns i9madpou 9e.
raubt. Sang Oeutl9lano 10 lei es!
Gin einisss. frries! 9err @ott, c
perleib es!." Tes Oidters 9otfnung
1T balo erfiGt poroen. Mit Den
Siegsn bei Oiippel uno BEL Ilien pu.
Ole erite Strede oes Weses auriidgss
leat. Der gu &diier unb Rsih fIhrte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Cine Idd,erlide Bill hat ber

GemUtrat @burb aus @aliIornlsn elm.
sebraht, meIhs niht ,usniser OILS / 0
Sabre 3uhtbauS unorobt. wsnn
Semaub III 8ort ODER Shrift cine
u%neinitIae NnIiht iiber Die @sthdiiss
'Doer d~lnanSlass Der Ger. Stnnien
dusipriht. Nls Wotiu pirb auaeee.
ben, boB bDis Rspublitaner cine Yanlt
IN Sieiem 2anoe anSuliitsn iuhen, nm
Ole osmOtrutilds Yartei ~ Ibdoissn.
8enn man nit einsm Rprte bic
oemofratilde Yrolpsritdt II m b q n
tonnts, oann ltduoe lie mobriih aui
dubert Idwafsu 6uBsu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Ese- Nertupinns peraiftct Sic.

@enn Sic ueri,pit finn. 10 1T SIR
aonies Spltem usrgliiet. Surh DIE Nth.
'alle. Ole I'm &orpsr gehaIten peroen.
@ebrantsn Sic 0r. aine'S Mem 9ifs
Elllsn uno Sf peibsu bolo non Yer
'top'ung turlrt ls,n. sbtnidlle upu
&rpipeb uuo auoelu 9eioen. 25t in
oltn Apotbeten OSsr PER 3olt. y. G.
Sudltn y 90. philadelphia uno ST.
9ouiS. AuS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
- @atarrb fam nj q furtrt iperoen ourda

IOfaIe NrptttatiUueu. ea lie ben sip Der aranfbeii
iHi frr ldeu fonnen. Gdtarrh / eme Sldi= o e.
8 'u|titutini Saldnfbstt, uno nm lie an b. len mllRt
Abr II RI de 6eiIm tieI nebre 0an's Gdtatrb
Hn ~ ro etnaenrmTeu NIB Mn II b,reyt aui eas 81
n b lt 'd,lslmtae Obertad1e. sails 6 ,tarrb BUR II
al III c IL re elmaB 9es Resept. Sic britebt ans ben
eiten b~fiarrt'u on Gas, oerbunoen nit rem b itrr
@lutTeiuiaun smit rIu. D E oi eft nmi be Stleim'
be Il c1e ruuteH. Die noufommeue 8etb nauna bet
: e. Il nofbe te | IS. mas old wu beruole Re
! Itatt be Der Setluu pm Gatarr9 b rpJtbrinat.
SsSt Y d ,%euanISe umin- It &c en-.
+. s. 9henep & 60. Giaeutb.. Eolebp. 8.
Yer al uah alien up, heferu, Brets 15c.
6an's flm liz. =Eilen limb bic beiten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Sn EOS Mnseles beflaat man

JH CUc XtHHtteV uttIuDt HEuH
ND iber 5u rulhss Bohstbum Der
Staot, neil es Die 2ebensbeoinsungen
uertbeuert bate. auosrmdrtS Tam
uau bic Stdote gar niht sros ssnus
friessu neil man lid oauon nur @utes
ueripridt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
gie Ginridtuua oeutid1er Sin.

: oerd0re ipate iibsrau I'M 3anoe 9epilest
'unb uHterltuBt peroen. DoS ut EN-
oalt flr Die beutibe Sprade bel bsr
Sussne. uno SusIslb BON bober sslunO.
beitli6er Beoeutuna.
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prdmien oeoen ,Hebr-
,ahluno.


MOu1uuW.
SS4e;aer's beutIh : ameriinniIhes aohbntl
fur feline Somilien. Bon @aIoemar
Shreger. BreiS IS Gents.
R6bmaidtinen.
Ene -Rorbiiern" : Hdhmnihine Ro. ! Diro
Gaf 5 Sabre ihrIitIih gnrantirt, ~Yrop
1eno"' @ebduie, EXTRA feline B0litur. ole
~Reueifen Serbeierungen, ablolut be bette
aRaidlne. bic flr lr9eno elnen Breis err
poitlt1 So
Ete ,Rorofsrn"s HdbmnfAtne SO. ., ge'
Eau pie No. 1. uur NIT outbomctbllhrn ZEN
.Erop Seao". .x27
E& r5ioroTtern". Rdbmoidine SO. 3, III
&otoeH Dat . @ebduie, authomatilfem
.@bolu Gift, Au9ella9er = Geltell NIT
4autbomotiihem rBett Heplacer", bobem
tNrnl, oeb1rtete StabItbeile ale rNttadls
.meuts" in Sammet.adltheu Cine que
Mafttne Su benz iebr blllgen Br,,S Oon
nGr..-. . $40
Tic ,RoroItern".Mafdine Nc. a, ssuOu wr
Ro.3. nur III 3estsGabinet' 6orni, S2l
aue bieie Nnihinen Sino abIuiui gnran.
'Hirt. Sie fSrnht bat Der Reuter- 5u traQen
Ainb lie betrdat BON &C tie 81, Ie nab Der
Glftaus.
I'm Befsu nab oinerteu TT rs, hos @sio per
gofTnHiuet u Q (y9ontp Droerl. bic Der BDlimei1ier
Il BEN ar6betsu Crti1buftsH ~apsiteHen fam, sn ubeT
seabcE q eniO ant uuD fiter limb bic SE 'rei,i
zEwetfHne u pelte bic daenisn In 0lsH GrnrcB
Stdtionen d~ustenen. Hsnn man eas Belo psr BOT
G~Hoetiuas ooer per experimenting itIft. IN IS
aHni EetblUeRoig, ben betrefeHben Brief realliriHH Il
tdHeH, iuenn BITE aorete oeutlid geihrleben III Heqi
tdH odaessn Saarse b In ben Brief. 10 iOnts cisier
sets rtgiiiritt Der6eH. Tim ii6leT ID ifin, eGb seIielbs
sldtia autontmt. Fur @eioieuouaaeu in sinfdhem
G:tefuerih une Ill erhehmeu mir ieinerlti Berautlp0ri
ftn'eti. 3m SdIe pom NorebuerdnherungsH ptrgeie
nan ia nidi, bic aite epeuiulVuhl iDie bic Hepe
Soheffiee aH!aae eu. bean loHli ioHHeH mir ben ia
T. asn In ben Buderr Jar nldt hHben.
DteHsp=E roers onrt'H uttt, mte bds 10 Oft efIdhitbi.
Sis uerfretRilthe GuittuHa nrndbthGtte iper
zen. iouoeTu iiHb Du Britieu bstBulsssn.
Eteie Yr1mienIllte miro obne meitere
Rott5 pcn 3eit Su 9eit ergdnSt unb perdn.
cert, uno oieie Hreiie ridten iid nab benz
tepetItgen Y4artperth.
Quitting erfolgt nur ourd Nenofrung
seS 3atums nui benz NoreBitreiIen.
Ran aoreilire einiah:
~tNORDSTERN". La Crosse, Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

'5euerrui oas linsluf in @alumet bers
bsissflbrt Dat. 1T nod niht ssfunOen,
Sslusm Semitic miro er niht ent'
.aufen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Sum crten male in SEN
Ger, Staten lit Oieier 9aQe Elm %n,
oi1ner sum iuib9liihen Vrititer oe
neibl mntoer. Tis'sr felteue Mt
ipuroe IN superior. Wis.. BON
Si'doi AouoeItu nit 4bipp =. Ger
Cen %poyeeuommen. Der dn0ebsno,
Etorrer mtitammt elmer Ser anQe
itktriteo Inoioneyfamlten RES Can
nt9. gtat elnmal por i'm tct isa
&'elitftn Ger ''tholiiten Rjrne tjr
Nn0juncr Die Brieiterrsilc empian
4cr, uao iipar Qeihob oieit5 1T BON
ia;t Rep. Njbrott Nsganque. ror
>ty Ctaloml 0ip;eft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
prdmien Site.

Gin 3ahr inn peraus be'ahlenoe
1bonnenteu erbaIten lie einen
zAoouen Kaleneer ais prdmie
gratis unS portofrei. I'm prd-
swien Iine foiaenoe fur unswabl
oorbaneeu:
%~aatnropuff, (oaoOn liuo orei5ebn Mum
merit erihieneu).
- 111r
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-15

Young women are as anxious to try
the new wrinkles as the older ones are
to get rid of them.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-15
PERSONAL.

Mrs Z. Z. Clayton Of Windham has
been guest a week Of Mrs. NJ. IL.
Eddy on Maple street
Mrs Clara Colt of High street re-
turned Friday from Chester, where
she had visited several weeks.
Miss Jane Howard, who spent a
week at her home on Orchard street,
returned to Boston this morning.
Mrs. Lucia Foster and Mrs. Ernest
Rice and children went Saturday to
Amesbury, Mass, to spend the summer
Mrs. George E. Crowell and Miss
Esther Crowell will leave today for
stay of two weeks in Goshen, y. H.
Gerald Rice of Burlington and Leon
ard Wheeler Of Wardsboro came TO-
day to attend the B. H. S. commence
ment
Mrs. Joseph Brockington and son
| left yesterday for Springfield, this
this state, where they will spend the
summer.
Miss Mabel Peabody of Lebanon
\. H., will go today to Chester, after
spending several days with relatives
in town.
| Mrs Henry Durham and two child
rem came Saturday from Bainbridge
X. Y, to visit Mrs. Durham IS sister
| Mrs. A. +. Schwenk.
Attorney O. B. Hughes has gone t,
Manchester to attend this evening
reunion of his class at the Burr ant
Burton seminary. He viii be toast
master.
Mrs. Julia Dudley, who visited he
daughter, Mrs. w. II. Haywood, sever
al weeks, went to Boston this morn
ing en- route to her home in Bar Har
Ibor, Me.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-15

~ to the improvement of the health of
the school children. putting into prac-
tice the old precept of "a sound mind
in a sound body"
Already remarkable results have been
attained in this direction in the Philip
pine schools. following the successful
corn campaign which improved the
conditions among the children. In the
Manila schools alone last year. out
of 24.660 children examined, 1913 re-
quired medical attention, and as re-
suit the more serious forms of skin dis
eases and trachoma are now under
control. In one province many chill
dren We're afflicted with hookworm.
There are already nearly 100000
children in the schools and it is be-
lieved that by this attention to their
welfare in Il comparatively short time
the entire Filipino people will be great
~ improved physically and mentally.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Ernest II. Hall has the foundation
in for another bungalow on High Lawn I
road.
Who says that gardens are late this
year! Green peas were picked from a
garden in town yesterday, June IA.
Mosher & Tucker delivered 1914
model phaeton Cadillac automobile to |
L. T. Mosely of Bellows Falls today.
The First Regiment band will give
a concert at the Home for the Aged
at s CLOCK tonight, it being one of
the regular series.
The Smithsonian club will have their
annual outing at Mortified Farms
Wednesday, when they will 90 to Mrs.
F. H. Smith 5 as usual.
John Hanks, who conducts an express
business is suffering from a fracture
Of one wrist, the result of attempting
to crank an automobile in front of the
Brooks House Saturday afternoon.
A meeting of citizens was held in
of the Central Vermont Railway com
Mortified, Mass, Saturday, when -, 500
pany S per cent equipment notes were
subscribed for to help the project of
electric train service between Brattle-
boFo and Mortified and MiHers Falls.
An unusual and interesting family
have taken quarters in a tree directly
in the rear of Deunisou COwIe s house
on Brook street. This family consists
OF a male and female owl with five
young ones. They were discovered
Saturday morning and were watched
with much interest during the greater
part of the day. They were not seen
Yesterday, but Mr. Cowles thinks that
they are in that locality. 1t is I'M
| usual to see these birds in the village
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman f. Holden and
daughter, Gladys, left Yesterday for
Wilkes Barre, Pa, to spend two weeks
or more with Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman L.
Howe of moving picture fame. They
started in their touring car, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
| Bingham, who went to Schenectady,
| \. y to visit The plan of the Hol-
| dens was to toi meet Mr.. and Mrs.
| Howe in Schenectady and accompany
| them to Willles-Barre. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. p. Blake viii go to New York to
accompany the Holdens home
Childrcn's day was observed yester-
| services appropriate for the day The
| church was practically filed and was
decorated prettily with cut flowers.
| The service was in charge of Mrs.
Elizabeth Bailey, superintendent of the
| Sunday school. The members of the
school marched into the front pews,
and behind them came Rev. d. L.
| Trout, preceding the parents with the
| little ones who were to be presented
for baptism. Eleven children were
christened. The primary department
sang a welcome song. followed by the
Lord : prayer. The songs used in the
Sunday school were sung during the
service, instead of the regular church
hymns. Mr.. Trout gave a short ant
interesting talk, after which Mrs. Col
tello sang a solo, Suffer the Little
Children to Come Unto Me. The choi
| rendered twos anthems.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-15
WEST GUILFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. -lichois have had
marble markers placed where the bod
les of their son and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter H. Nichols, who were killed by
Irving Wrislev, were found last Octo-
Der. A fine monument has been placed
on the lot in the West Brattleboro
cemetery.
While Stephen Merrifield was driving
a load few DAYS ago one wheel Of
his wagon either dropped into hole or
struck a stone and Mr.. Merrifield was
thrown off. One wheel ran over him.
breaking two ribs. He did not realize
the seriousness Of the accident until
the next day, when ne had trouble in
breathing and DR.. Thomas Rice Of
Brattleboro was called. air. Merrifielj
lives with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Merrifeld.
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1914 imported 50,00O,000 pounds of eP
pies.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-15
CLEANING TAR FROM FINISH.
Butter Recommended as a Means of
Removing Stains on Autos.

This is the season of the year when
damage is often caused TO motor car
body finish BY tar thrown up by the
wheels when passing over freshly treat
ed stretches OF road where insufficient
care has been taken 70 sprinkle the tar
with plenty of sand 81 other covering.
1t may, therefore, be Of value to re
member the following instructions for
removing tar splashes from paint work
with the least damage to the surface.
1t is important that the splashes should
be tackled as soon as possible, as, If
left for any length of time, the tar
hardens and cannot be removed with
out leaving an unsightly blemish on the
varnish
The process is somewhat laboriOus
as. if hurried, successful removal can
not be achieved Butter is an excel
lent solvent of tar. and il should be
applied freely with a soft piece of
rag or cottonwood 1t viii be found
that gentle rubbing in a circular di-
reetion viii gradually remove the tar,
and that ii care be taken not to apply
too much pressure ana if fresh rag and
butter are employed from time TO time
the splash will disappear without leav-
ing stain. Afterwards the surface
can be washed with warm water and
dried off in the ordinary manner. Foi
| the underneath sides of Tenders anG
other inconspicuous places somewhat
more speedy and drastic methods ear
be adopted, as it is a simple matter t
apply coat of quick-drying ename
to the metal if the surface is rubbed
bare
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-15
How Dogs Worry and Injure sheep.

How Dogs Worry and Injure Sheep.
Herbert Quick, editor of Farm and
Fireside. the national farm paper pub
lished at Springfield, OHIO, is writing
for his publication saTies Of articles
showing the immense damage done 70
the sheep business Of the United States
~ worthless dogs. He says that this
damage amounts TO tens of millions of
dollars a year In the current issue
Of his paper he writes in part as fol
lows:
1T seems probable that very few
legislators and comparatively few own
crs- of worthless dogs are aware of the
peculiar way in which the worrying
Of dogs affects flock of sheep. If
the damage were confined merely to
the killing and eating of sheep or
two, the dog evil would be bad
enough. it is true. but very small com
pared to its actual magnitude.
Mr.. J ohm Pickering Ross writes us
of an experience of his own in which
three or four dogs killed the English
sheep dog who was defending the flock
and then ravaged the flock Of sheer
itself. Four of the ewes, says Mr.
Ross, were devoured and four NOR,
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had to be put out of their misery. and
several others had been badly mauled.
In the end we raised but 80 instead of
the l25 | had reasonably expected
:. Under date of October Is. 1913.
Mr.. {. NJ. Brettell of Bennington
county, Vermont, writes u that one
flock was entirely DESTROYED In his
neighborhood that fall. and that the
surviving sheep in another flock were
at that time doing no good Oh account
Of being 20 badly frightened. even
though they We're not touched by the
dogs They seem so nervous he
writes, that they will not 90 out to
feed for fear of dogs getting among
them again