davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
Hriien paa &ornparer % Yotetcr.

Hriien paa &ornparer % Hptetcr.
Oct err Bit ct onerfienbt Slagorb,
III ON Stunber, at oltirg er bprere
eno fsr. Sor &ornnarernes % go.
teterneS bebfommenbe er bette oeiaa
/ hct itore % belle rigtig, forubiat at
mon boiler fig til Eriierne / 2ebet al
be itoitc $50 Iar. Mfen IpiS man
on'tiller llnberisgelier Longer tilbage
Chen pil man iinbc, at Triierne ga
giennemgaaenbc bar heierc ouer belle
Sinien.
6or Hllg bar IaaleoeS @jennem.
lnitspriien / 9larene 1906-10 Gr.
1867 pr. 81. S Sc 4 foregaaenoe
fem Iar bolbt @ienneminitspriien
iig meIlein bel 9 og 101a &rone, / sc
5 Senl-glar fpr Den 2io igien eien-
1emiritlig mellem 1920 % bel IA
aroner, Sen iiblte Eri5 / Slutten al
60-@arene. 2pnger tilbage gaar
Speapen life. Sor @pg bar @ien.
neminitspriien / t906-t0 aroner
9,11, / Sc foregaaenoe a Sem.s(or
pariere0e ben giemlcmrinitlia meIlem
inalt s % bel 81 aronc, oa / bc 5
Sern-Nar lPllger tilbage mellem
1912 % Inaut 1113 arone. Sor
Spebe. @lnnbforr. % Grter bar YriS-.
bep9gelien pGret nogenllmoc Sen
lantine.
Sebre i Tris bar Snpren hoIot iig;
/ set iibite al Sc Der ombanblebe SEM.
Star bar ben 8roner 7,79, % bar tio.
liaere bare ct Bar Sanger ioapiot
rpret oppe / bel 7 9roner. Nooet
lignenoe gi9lber Toteterne, bpis iibit
a%nferte @ienneminitspris err 4,16,
mems ben tioligere bare en- Sang iaa.
blot bar p9ret ober De 4 &roner,
nemlig / Slutten al 60.9(arene, bpor
TriSfulminatipnspunft for alilags
&orn og Eoteter iinbes.
Smi0Iertib or bet bel ian0ipnlig, at
Triierne eiter 1910 bor buot paa life
Ii0en Stigning. i~aaleoes at en- lam.
menllanlng mellem mt % fer belpis
niloe bare feet noaet anoerleoes no,
ON De bouoe ioreligget.
&reatnrhploct.
vi oe aiengiure Opaaper irentaoar
SET, at Seitenes gntal pnltrent itabia
bar eget - fra 113 5uien 1885 iii
ooer 10 Suien beo fibite Sorb6ruos.
telling / 1907. Egningen ifpIotes
ie~IpioIgcIie u9lentlig ben itaoig itsr-
nc gnpenbelie al Seitefrait % til
Maifiner. Storfpet sget ira GA
Suien / 1885 til eoot og bel I Mil-
lion / 20. o. S0.aarene. : 1900 bar
slntaIIet $50 Silien, / 1907 por set
1,021,520, libt mer emo nogen Sang
tioligere. III Sailer bapoe ri / 1895
bel 1 WiIlion / 1865 IL gillipn I
De ieuere Nar bar ser peret life iulbt
1 Million. Slig bar oltiaa Sauc-
holoet minfet. Serimob er Spine-
hoIoet b~etpoelia iisrre M eno CANT
lie" Saac ~ / 1885 ca. 80 Suicn
Strtfer. i 1890 i2f SricrL | Dc t.
llcre gar ca, 164 Sllicn.
@ceuer man ior Sammenlianill-
gems StglS. at ct Stori9 iparer til y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

SeIt, til 6 Sauer eller @ieiter, til >
Sptn eIler til 4 Her, anoroe initial.
LET az beregneoe aier / 1885 iii
1888, 500, / 1876 til 100000, /
/ 1900 til 1.60S, 600 % / 1907 iii
I 6S6 OOO
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Der Qberg1au6en, bob
bic fir bic Grndbrung zines Gdugs
ltngs beftimmte glild tets DON bers
islbeu Stub tomuer mug, beranlaBte
5rau Sorab Barter bon Qenart, q.
S. i6r am 10. Wdr3 bisIes Snbres
gsborenes ainb berbungern gu laffen.
8ie bic 5rau ben aer8ten bes ftdbtis
iGen 9ofpitals, nobin lie bns f9pG6s
lide Sinh bradte, ertIdrte, ndbrte
lie aus BEN oben ~erpd6nten @runbe
i6r z Mo9sn aLies gabp nur nit
tOnbeniierter Mil6, frog Der Grfa6
rung, baB ibr inTOlge bieier Grndbs
~rungspeiie in ben lsbtsn Sa1ren brei
ainoer an gnttrdfiigung Itarbsn.
aeines Der &inber purbe brei Moz
nate aft. Den 4erStsn bes 6ofpitals
mar es unm6gIiG, bas Bel ietner Gin
Iieferung MIR nod I9na6 otmenoe
Sinh 5u retter. Mie nod berIautet,
tburbe SSrou Barter Dor tursem bon
i6rem Mnnns bsrlaiisn; le pO6nte
isitoem Del elmer Sdnefter, syrou
GIifabetb g~apaHaugh.
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3Dti BON qoeHe umluorbsns BE,
critic! @sbogIihes Ausrubsn IN
boiler gtfhauli6ieit nod gsiausr
9agespfIiht. Dbtr nahbsuiIams
tur3e RaR bonn GntIdninosn bss
bimmIuden 9ihis bis gum @uifldm'
men oss iiinfliden. BUR nod BON
9orenIagen isnnt lie uuisrs idnsls
lebiee 3eit, unb niemauO g6nnt fd
oie Wlubt, ibren 3aubtr bon gu &C.
nieben no iolte man aud iOnii
bic 3eit btrnebmen, nm bas 9agss'
programm bon gu erIeotoen2 lin 5u
bepdliigeu, mas on 8eleaigieit uno
@srgniguHgen aeidafft ptr0en mub2
9dugit Bat Der Jinfubrtte nit
it1bIenoer 9eIeuhtung oas Seaounltl
btimlidsr 9dmmerfunbe bsriaat.
8ds Raunsu aler sutsn Settler Oss
3ipieIi4ts mubte rerItimmen Dor
3augomuit uno ausIdnbiI6en Weis
len. llno fat bes bsI6auIi6su
6eierabsnos. Der Qbsn0feier i'm bsIten
Slim, elm unru6ises SaItsn gum
ud9itbsitsn ELECTROMAGNETIC, Das
uns i'm Sdnsabsr.sbr stipel6sn Der
guiigungsitdtteu 5ufibrsn foul
lin ioIds RubeloIigtsit 81 bsbuu.
ern, braudt man nirtIih niht anti
quisrtsr Observation-Disclosures 3u
iein. Bel aIsr @erti6dbuna Oes
ebsnsbsid5enbtn 3ugts, Der
oura unIsre 3sit ge6t, m6dte man
ibr bod bic uno ba cine Gdfur min.
iaen, Elm Qtembolen uno Si6bsfns
men, Elm Rididduen, INN odB GrIebie
aud frudtbringeno iunerli9 perars
81 i0unsn. 9enn mas Rubt
bic Sdat Der @rfabruna, penn Te i'm
BirbeIlpiHo nift gooen gu taFen
permag2 Dur ObsrfId8li1 treifsn
uns Die grIsbnife, ems pom dnbsrn
Dtrordngt. &eiH Ginorud bat 3eit,
gu baften unb aus3ureifen, un0 bic
iogsuuunts Shuls oes 2ebens pers
mag uns ni9ts gu Isbren, neil MIR
fli4tig, ntdt t%on5entriert un0 oarum
aufnabmeuufdbig iinb.
DAP Der moOerue Mlsni9 eine iebr
5obe auftdfung bonn Wert Der 3eit
bat uno iie Dol ausi60pfsn nil, lou
unbeHommen blsiben. Iur III es
I'm 5rrtunI, gu meiHsn, elm geIegsnts
li6er Stiaitano, cine nad6entiams
Ddmmeritunos cher Elm nirtlihrr
Jeierabeno bier unb 0a ieien 3eitpsrs
.9%penOung. SIN 8egtntsil, ie ma.
ben ii4 bunoertfdIiig nub6ar, penn
man ie ri4tig anipeRoet.
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&nappe AuSfunft.

aommt 6a gegen Gnoe bes leBten
Semeitsrs Elm beiOrgter 8attr peits
bergeretit in Die entfernte uninerfis
tdtstubt, no iein boffnungsDOnsr
.Sobn angebli9 ben i9nierigen
Re9tspiHenl9aften o6liegen ion.
Dem Batter iinb ~oQerbano 0inee az
O6ren gstommen, bic fem bdterlifes
9er3 betriiben miiFen. gs bsiBt, Der
Sobn ideine gu psrbummeIn, bate
ben aoagbeiu9 boIig e~ineeIteni,
fame meiitens erlt am Morgen uno
bann b%etrunfen mad 5nu1e. Der
Batter bat erit an ben SobH seT9ries
ben, unO Der bat gsanttportet, an
alien tpdre tein tpabres Mort, CT Eel
nur neuIt9 nod elmer Qbf6iebstneipe
mai ettpas firth" mad 9aufs gstoms
men, na, uub ods tpdre bod ni6t 70
i9limm; tpenn Der Batter obsr bieTen
Monat so Mart gum Me9ieI aulegen
polte, mare e ibm nidt nndrs
genebm.
aIs tpsiier gnter ffidte Der ges
troffene natiirli9 .ons @etpinfhte1,
ieBte fi9 aber aud einige Gage fpGs
ter abenbs ouf ben 3ug, UNI iin
oura ben Qugenfdein BON Der Gads
loge 3u iber5eugeH. gs mar ibm
isbr rs9t, rab er ettpa Inn 6h u6r
morgens antam. 9a tonnie e. ipGs
Inn Z 1br BET 5sinem 5ilius
Iein unO beFen 2ebsnsgepobHbeiten
io5uidgen an Der tibIigen SteIle Itus
lin z ubr piinttIi9 itsbt
infer Batter Dor benz ,gau" feines
iur. unb tIiugeIt. Cine BON
fdle9t bebanbelte frau 5Ffnet
in boIb boLenbeter Soiletfe porintiq
bic Sir unO fpartet auf Die anrsoe.
! @uten Morgen, - bite, iDObnt bier
ipobl Gtubiolus Miiaer9" frogt Der
9arauf bic 1rau, nit gotts
.rgebener DuIoermiene: Md ID,
better 6err, bringen Gie ihh
rur bier rsinlS Mebr iDDllte Set
9aigt an oieiem snge nidt fpiiTen. Z
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asr Alte eat.

Jolgsnbs brolIige 8eid;9te pirO
IN Wtiinteu toIportisrt:
Der tleine 8idter, Der, nie boss
toilIige 3uHgfu bs5aupten. nod ME
IN ieinem GsteE bic fper!bolle Be
taHntidaft zines er0Beren 9eloitides
9emaat bat, srregte neuIi9 in benz
&iteratencafe, in oem er iein aansss
seben Derbriu9t, iieberbaftes Quties
ben. Gr erf6ien ndmIi9 nit einenl
funteInagelneueu, pu~nberbaren Sil3=
but ouf benz 8Opfe; Der Sut mar
unter Sriioern 5ipaH5ig Mart inert.
Ia Der 8ihter, ME bereits ertpGbnt,
gu b~enienigen Iiterarii6en Gri6eis
munger geborte, beren Ser3 omar ims
Hler boil ieiner Gmpfinoungsu, beren
3ai4e aber fat INNER fret BON ieas
litem 9oIbe un0 adj! aud bon ieqs
lt4em SLIDER mar, ma6te Ieine nuns
oerbare aopfbebedung Elm beqreiflis
hes anheben, unb feline 8etannten
beitiirmten ibn nit ben lraqen, auf
pel6e gebeimnisboIIe DeiGe es ibm
gelungen iei, in cen 8sIig bes be-
iagten !Sutes 81 geraten. Q6er Der
Di4tsr 3udte nit ben q6IeIn uno
erpiberte gIeidmitig: sS6r ieib
pnBnIiunig. Dober bate i6 bsnn
ods geIo, mir einsn nelcu 6ut au
taufen. Der 9ut 1T Drei Sabre
alt. -.
8ie gefnst, mar Der Sut funtels
nagelneu; mir tparen ALTO ber6lifit
unb fragten ben 9i6ter, ipie es Inn
oenu geIungen fei, ben Sut in einsm
berart ipunberbaren 3uitanb 3u err
bulten. Bir batten etpas babOn aes
lefen, baB cine fpanif6e SGn3erin
Die eebeimHtspoIle &raft bette, alien
qerIen ibren bsrIoreu eeQanoenen
Slang pieber gu geben, un0 eripars
teteH bon unierem Greunb cine d6ns
ltfe Strait, bas beibt, gerabe bas 6es
gentsiI bapon, benn unfere 6iite uns
terIdisoen ii9 bon ben perIen Der
1dn5erfn eben BARN, boB tie einen
gang bs%oeutenoen Slang aufpetIen
tonuten.
Infer 5reunb beTaB a6er feline aes
beimnisboIle &raft. Die Gade tft
fehr einfa4", faste er enbli6, rman
mub eben nit ieiner aIeibung foras
FdItig umge6en. Man braadt ni6t
piel @elb 81 baden, um 1i9 anItGns
big tleiben an t6nnen. Sebt i6r....
ih babe meinen 6at Dor bret Sobren
aetauft 49,, ober isitbem Iieb i'd
i'm breimaI reinigen uno fiinfmal
aufbiissIn. AuBerbsm IisB i9 bret.
mai fem 9anb uno 6utter trneuern.
llnb oaberbem babs i9 Jpn oeItern
i'm gofe nit .einsm funteInagelneuen
Sut bertaufht -. NIT tieIem bier.
-. SIT es ni6t iebr einFa9? 49,.
lnb babe i9 ni6t rs6t, tpenn i'd
Iags, baB man gnr nift bel geI6
braudt. nm fid onltdnbig tIeibsn su
f6nnsnY .... ZION mub nur nit
feiner aleibung forgfdItis unsss
BEN. -.
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N0n u. ". Saline.
8if lalsn an iuxiim Nstr
sen Wpasr 8fasidani,
3n lllhllf #aantaie
yiei NIuIitr aiilaebani.
DoA ofiitn. WerIen nnb &raume
Sic iunffH idbiamQrbgren
Ste &cbHiutl Hah hsm wlud
God baben plr ridi peglortn.
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Rstte nntsr9altaNs.
.Meine Mutter fagt, is i0nne Ii9
Der 3eit erinnern, als Oeine Mutter
einsn tlsinsn aramIaOsn bate
LIMB meme Mlutter Iugt, re f1nne
lih nod gsnuu Der Gumnte erinneru,
Die oeine Muttsr 0dmdIs fir Gin
idufe i4uIOis sebIisbsn it'll"
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IpItIeu. Msnn msins arrns 5Eau an
asbsn ssbIitbsn mare, 70. 10 NOR
lglm Shsiouus unDsrmtioIi4 gene.
lfsa.'
s6absn Sis ibr bas pIsl,i4i 81
puiitbtn g%egsben2'
s6immtll Sir pslh slHtn RobIinl
baIitn Sis pia! so babe sstaH. pal
Id ioHHte. abtr. ipts seiagt, ID
lam niht beuasIn.
.@sIttrH baden Sis a gttan.@
s0as msiHsH sic, bsrr Dot.
Itor2"
Limb iest, heudsIn Sic sben'
falls"
.gas ssbt gu nett. -.
sd gtbt nod meter. SO piss
0srbOls: Sis babm eeiisrn gtbeudtIt
unO Sie btudsIu isbt, absr ods I'M,
pouitrt mir mdt"
so neib alss.1
Ser gala6ia mari GIbsr einen
angitsrfHutsH Bid gu, absr is itarrts
iiumm uuo bltid aui ben 2sppid
nisosr.
mas baden Sts iAm esiagt",
frasts er itottem6.
sWliB goris bat mir gar-niats gts
idst. 4ber Bead mar ssIitrn BET
mir. Gle MOLTEN Sts bsitsteR2'
u9as if paAr', psrisbie 2or6
Gamber lebbatt. .Meins 6rau BAT
HdmIia cine furdtbars QniIage gsesn
Ilib Yorts erbobM.4
.Darnm babsn sic Ilib Doris
iOmpromitiisrt2" fraets Or. gdpisr.
.Sa2 Ditio24 ~antportsts aoro
Gambler.
.Snbsm sic insgsbeim NIT ibr Ju,
iammsutrafsR. BEAD bat Gle 3uiam.
men in gapsnOiIb Square sslsbsn
luo bas natirIih ihrer Ssrrin briibs
tpnrm mitgstsiIt.1
OBJ, itieb Gftber In idmtr3Iihem
Zone bsrDor, noas bat lie gst6tstl"
.Qsin". pibsriprdd Napier, gous
lie niht gstotet.-
sd bin I6uIo 6dran4, fubr
yhbsr tiefungIidIi5 fort, .oenn ih
JADE 9or0 Gambler I'M bic llHterres
ssbsten.'
pa maFsn Gle siusn I.br f6pers
gruuo ge9abt babeR2"
.ragts Qapier.
aJdpobL."
Qapisr idb 5drrp an, Der bon Dem
gsrlangen beissIt mar, ii6 gu re5ds
Gr atmets tiei, 10 oaB
lie gruit Ta aus6sbnts, uno besaun
hit 0er ionoreR Stimms gu iprsben,
lie ibm cine GENTLE geribmtbeit als
IoaItrsoner bsridafft bate - ale
Olen gmpfinoungsu rsgtsn fid in
5er3en gait es bod, cine llns
81 b~ertsioigen.
IS lit idretli9, furdtbar, 6GS
leine arme Grau bon oisier llatsr.
s0uHg ssb6rt, a6er Wlib gorie uno
f. mir itn6 dlte Grsunoe. 8snn id
{ tompromittiert babe, oarR Fin i9
ereit, i6r 9euugtuung 6afir 5u ses
en-. Gs dab cine ,2eit. 0d i'd bottle,
Rib gorte nHrbe meins 5rau tpsrs
en-, uno if iddme mid nt9t, gu gee
e6sn, Dap ie Die siu3igs 1T, Ole i9
babe Die i'd beuts nod Iisbe.
3 III ieBt nidt bic eesignsts 3eit gu
mem folden Gsitdnonis, nber Sis,
err 9ottor, babsn mid oasu ess
pungen. 8sLae GrinOs MliB
orte befDossn babeu, mid i'm eebsis
en- gu fpreasu, bos gsbt sic ni9ts
eitsr an, 9err 9Ottor, obpobt i'd
Igeben muB, Oab Die Sptonisrersi
u bosbaftsn, gspifsnIoien 5rauenss
febr betlagensDerts aeIultate
bdbt bat
.9ieie RsiuItate gshea mid sbsH
3r piel an srpiosrts Rapisr. pSas
N sic oieie gebeius untsrreouus
beniibt, Mlib gorts gu iagsn,
lb Sbre ate dreunoidaft ni9t ers
.uert fDeroen tonne24 i
Rein, unttportete 5urrp mir.
|!
nSit meme germutung ridtig, oaB
@amber BON Sbren friibsreu Bee
shuugen gu ihrer pFlegerin ni9ts
lpubt BATE
90 iie BON Qatur fsbr eiferTidtig
ar, babe i4 ibr 0aoon feline Mitteis
gema4t,' ontportete 9arrp.
Gortissung foIst.) |,
GA 81 IL
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8stru4tung. ,Glan iugt,
oie ohmmften 8duerH baden Die
gr0bten aartoFfeIn, - nber 10 0umm
btu iA ossbaIb nod lange nidt, mir
tleine 81 lplinf9gnlT
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nsn, 1T obtn ringsherum sinesrsi9i unb'
piTo sinsm psriislbursu Giirttl aneeiskt.
Boribeilbait III bic W~trDsnbung BON Glas
fit. sntnebtr ale ieparattr giirtst posr
nit Stoffibsrsug nit BEN Glsib i'm @dus
sen s,ar6sittt. Ghrdgs Stoffftrtiftn finb
bic bette Bdrnitur su stnsm siHfddsn
Sdustlsib. Die Wuftsr tDtrbsR mosli9It
ttnfa9 gsipdbIt nno Iauts Garben pers
misosn; sstrtiite Sioifs stsRsn ft6 bus
gsgtn bor5igIih 5u bisIem S6ntttmuHer,
bas in 6 gr5Bsn, Don 34-44 trbdliti4
1T uno 6 gdrb Bacterial BEL 80 3oa
8rsits fir m~ittlsre gr0kt bsbarf.
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DrndfebIer. Gin orloes
nehHier Grun j ton eing bur@ bic
aauss MuIIl Der nsusH Dpsr.
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ttmlere
-Wftrtt

eaHtntib FIR imnat 5raHfs.
N0. 7033.
Gin aussutlfntitB Mobsl ~ tlntm
n%miianbslldb fir 6dusgtbrau9 IN in
Ro. 70333 bsranfhauIiai. Die BLUFF IN
an ben SduItsrn Itibt sinetui9t unb
idlitbt NIT idrdssm Geiteuittsf. Der
elattt. hdIbIanas Ntrmsl ptrb tntm Siems
It'd l%ptttsn, btqutmtn MrmIoh slHatIctt
unb nit elmer bibfbsn manIheilt dbes.
Der glod btIsbi aus bier gaR.
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ssFsaunss. aHpsiInuoen:

GieTe yIufer neroen an trneub
cine aoreNe ee9en g%tuienouua bes
Yreiies gtitidt. Ym eebe Runrner
un6 BroBe uno ote no[e dorefe oeuts
lido an uno ffi6e ben Coupon nebf
10 Gents an ieoes beitente Ruiter an
oas
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
MlODLEBURY LOCALS.

Miss Sophie Wilds has returned from
months stay in the West
Theodore Bear left Thursday for
Decatur, H.. where he will reside.
Edward Wooster was a visitor in
New York city the past week.
Joseph Cheney of Boston was Wis
itor at the home of his brother, Charles
Cheney, in the early week.
Mr. and Mrs John II. Sargent have
returned from months visit at Ausa-
BILE Forks.
Mr., and Mrs. f. G. Field, who have
been visiting in Ferrisburg, We're guests
of Mr.. Fields sister, Mrs. H. f. War
rem, on their return to their home in
Santa Barbara, Calf
John d. Woods collector, will be at
the store of Taber & Duncan each
week day from to y and ? to &
from October till October Is, for the
collection of water rents.
The attention of our readers is called
to the semi annual statement of the
Lamoille County Savings Bank and
Trust Company which appears in
another column of this issue.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Albee and son,
William, have gone to Richmond, Me,
where they will spend two weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. F. A. Galusha
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25

Ira II. LaFleur has returned from "a
business trip to Bennington.
A daughter. Eleanor Grace McFar-
land was born Sunday to Prof and
Mrs. Raymond Mcfarland.
O. A. Mcfarland of Boston is the
guest Of friends in town for a few days
B. H. Brakeman and F. b. Hines OF
Flint, Mich, are visiting in town for q
few days.
Mrs. j X. Dyer and son, who have
been to New York city on business,
have returned
Mrs John Halnon, who has been visit
ing her daughters in Bennington. n H.,
and Pittsford, has returned
Mrs. Peter King, who has been in the
the Fanny Allen hospital and at
Vino ski for three weeks, has returned
to her home much improved.
Webster Macmillan who has been the
guest of Raymond Bruya returned to
his home in Boston Tuesday.
Raymond Bruya leaves Saturday for
Montreal, where he will enter McGiu
university.
Rev George b. Ilsley, u. D of West
brook, Me. will preach in the Memorial
Baptist church on Sunday.
Mrs. G. ". Carr and daughter. Miss
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25

G. c. Wells who has been on a bust
ness trip to Boston for a few days, has
returned.
Joseph W. Calhoun has returned from
Boston, where he visited his sons,
James Calhoun and Matthew Calhoun,
for a few days.
Miss Nina Chaffee is the guest Of
Miss Grace Doane of Orwell.
Mrs Ira Gale of Salisbury, who has
been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Ken
worthy. has returned.
Mrs. Marcus Allen is visiting friends
in Trenton \. j.
The Misses Grace, Bernice and Phillis
Cobleigh. who have been guests Of their
grandmother, Mrs. Fleming, have re-
turned to their home in Melrose, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Sollace of Brid-
port, who have been visiting Mrs. G. E.
Abbey of Washington street, have re-
turned home
Mrs Charles Swift has returned to
her home in Detroit, Mich, after visit
ing at the home of her father, eX-Gov.
John W Stewart
A valuable Airdale dog, belonging to
f. NJ. Saunders, was struck and badly
wounded "Wednesday afternoon on Court
street by an automobile The animal
had to be killed
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
KIBBE'S CANDIES

We have Just received from the factory of the noted
Candy House of Kibbe loo pounds of fresh SOCIAL
WHRLS. This is the most popular piece of candy
placed the market. They taste good and chew easy
That is what makes YOU want them. You will be
that you get them fresh here, they have just
rived at my store. Order "a pound of Social Whrs"
with your grocery order You will be pleased with
them. Look for the goods in my show window.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25

Highest ~ Lowest 80
Thursday, clear. Friday. clear. Saturday
clear; Sunday. clear. Monday clear, Tuesday
clear Wednesday, cloudy.
Record kent by II. A. PECK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP
ATOM re R S

Everybody is using them. We
have just received new lot of
Devillbi's Sterilizible Atomizers,
ranging in price from SOC to 81.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-25
PHI arIllaCy

THE WEATHER IN MIDDLEBURY.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER %. 1914
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
Board of RevieW Hears
Large Number of Cases

ada, owner of chestnut gelding, Har-
old X, proved the identity of the ami
NAL, Identification Of which was ques-
toned at a meeting in Valley Field,
Quebec.
j. II. Lawrence, of Hoboken, n. j.,
also had to establish an identification
Of his horse. Ross Keith, which was
questioned at a race meet in Chatham,
n. Y, when the horse was racing for
the first time under the colors Of j.
II. Lawrence.
An appeal from the judges decision
of a 2:0S pace at Cranwood Park.
Cleveland, on August -, was lodged
by Frederick B. Weeks, of Shirley,
Mass, and K. Dwyer, Of Fitchburg,
Mass, who contended that their horse,
Fred W., had won three straight heats.
The decision yesterday was that the
judges have no power to change de-
cision after formal announcement
from the stand.
James Healy, OF Lyndall, Penn, sue
cessfully protested against A. B. Coke,
of Paola, Penn, keeping the proceeds of
races scored by Norman Baron and
ALLEN Bacon in q meet in Pennnsyl-
vania. Coke sold the horses the day of
the races, whereas the rules provide no
sale of entered horses may occur after
sunset the day previous to a race. Coke
was fined S25.
The application Of T. II. Porter, Of
East Aurora, N. Y. relating to the lift
ing of a suspension incurred for nom
payment of entrance fees at meet held
at the New York State fair, in Syra-
cuse, was refused
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
ROBINSON AGAIN COACH
Brown Authorities Re-engage
Him for Two-year Period.
[By Telegraph to Tn. Tribune. ]

Providence, Dec. 1.-At a meeting of
the executive board of the Brown Ath-
letic Association this afternoon E. N.
Robinson, who had charge OF the foot
ball eleven this year, was reelected
coach for two years. As his assistants
the board renamed Sprackling and
Whittemore.
Mr.. Robinson was chosen last year
by the board despite the opposition Of
fered by Captain Mitchell, of this
years team, and others who believed
that a change was necessary if the uni..
versny we're to have a winning eleven
His opponents last year were Daft
Gammons and Tim Barry, but Robin
son was selected with the understand
ing that he was to make his headquar-
ters at the college during the football
season.
The reelection Of Robinson, and for
two years, is a strong testimonial OF
his endeavors on the Hill this season
in turning out one of the best elevens
in several years.