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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16
GUILFORD.

Mrs. Archie MclIen and Mrs s. A
Smith went to Spoiford lake Monday for
a brief visit with friends,
Charles Coombs is in town this week,
called here by the serious illness of his
mother. who remains very i'll.
Mrs. Ida Newton of Greenfield visited
her cousin. Mrs G. =. Miller, several
days, going Wednesday to Halifax.
Carl Cooley of Hartford, Conn, Is a
guest this week of his grandmother, Mrs
Warren Wilder, and aunt Mrs. G. p.
Miller. .. ....
Mrs. Emma SUBWAY and Miss Media
Mcclure of Florence, Mass, We're guests
over Sunday of their sister at Herbert
Andrews 5, going from there to visit Mrs.
Frank Mcclure in Athol, Mass. .a...
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Whipple and
son and Mr.. and Mrs f. b. Sinclair and
son. all of New York city, are spending
several weeks at Mr. Whippes farm,
which he bought of Mr. and Mrs Myron
Davis. The farm is being managed by
| H f. Smith
The thunder storm Saturday afternoon
was one of great violence and fury in the
South Hollow district. Hailstones ruined
Imany gardens, trees were blown down
land several trees were struck by light
ming Much of Frank Jacobss hay croT
was so covered with sand and sticks tina
it will not be harvested,
There was a picnic at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Andrews July /, whel
3G were present. One Of the oldest wa
Mrs Polly Clark of West Brattleboro
who is 81 years old, but can be called s.
years young and enjoys life as well a
many younger A happy day was spent
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16

ing Andrews on third. Blakeley popped
to Stafford.
Dixie opened the ninth with a double
to center and o 'Hara singled thlcugn
short. Ahern at the time being out If
position expecting a play TO catch
Dixie at second. Ferriu let the tall g
through him and Dixie scored AMI
o Hara made second. Devine sacrificed
o Hara to third and when Leonard
drove a long fly to Ferrin Manager
0 Hara got his singnals crossed and
started to amblc to the plate. lie was
persuaded to 90 back to third but by
that time it was too late to have Leon
ard s drive go as a sacrifice fly. Q lara
could have scored had he remembered
that only one was out. Delaney drove
another fly to the same player. We DID
not need the run, but might jus, as
well have had it. As it PANIED out
this was the score:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16
Sporting N otes.

Still the managers come and GO. Patsy
Flaherty of Lynn has resigned
Eugene Tansey was an outfelder on the
Springfield team that held the record for
the longest game in the old Connecticut
league, now the Eastern association. until
Hartford and New Haven turned in. d %
inning game Tuesday The other famous
game was played at Hampden pdl,
Springfield, on June 1, 1905 and went, II
innings. Tansey was one of the outGeld-
ers. Springfield won that game > to 1.
Tansey is now employed BY the Michel
man system in Brattleboro and has been
the coach for the last TIVE seasons of the
Lcominster high school tenn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16

ree-Bagger.
With Dixie pitching ball par exceli-
ence and Brattleboro getting to Adams
at critical times sufficiently to count
two runs, Brattleboro yesterday scored
its first victory Of the season oven
Keenc, its first victory under new
management and its first shutout Of
the season, all of which is going some
The game was played in keene and
the score was to 0.
Dixie never had chance to let up
from the first ball he pitched The
game was Que OF those touch-and- 90
affairs where "a break that would prove
disastrous was likely to start with cH-
cry ball pitched. Only two mon reach
ed third and after the third inning
only two reached first and one second.
In seven of the nine innings only three
men went to hat for Kecnc.
Lynch popped to Manager 0 IIara,
who played third, for the first out and
Ferrin cut in with the only hit by
Kcenc dropping the bail in short cen
ter. lie was caught off first and run
down. 0 'liara getting the putout near
second. With one down in the second,
W. Murray drove long fly to left
close to the fouI line that Andrews
squarcIy muljed. The runner made
third for Andrews momentarilv lost
the bali in the long grass. Kean gave
Blakelcy a chance for a pretty short
field catch and Devine handled Fish s
gIOunder.
Lynch was passed in the third after
Adams and Aheru had famed. and on
Johnston : pood throw off Forrin, INneh
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16
GUILFORD CENTER.
Crops Ruined by Hail Storm.

The storm of Saturday was the most
severe in years, hail, wind and rain do
ing a great amount of damage. Some
fields of corn were down and looked as
though they had been run through
shredder. Right in the village the gar
dens we're ruined and two cellars We're
filled full of water The roads are badly
washed 1t is reported that Mr.. Mead,
who lives in Weatherhead hollow, has
lost his large acreage of fine crops. Mrs.
Earl .Jaqueth's horse was struck by light
ming and killed, and Frank Henry lost a
COW.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16

''Why, look here said the mer-
chant who was in need of a boy
''aren't YOU the same boy who was In
here a week aeo2' Eyes, sir, said
the applicant. u thought SO. an6
didn t | tell YOU then that | wante,
an older boy?'' g Yes, sir. That 5 VIII.
m back. | IN older now. - Ladies
Home journal.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16

\ little nine-year-old was Iaborious
ly looking up his spelling words in the
dictionary when he came upon one
whose meaning was perfectly apparent
to him. lie dashed off sentence con
tanning the word capsize and passed
to the next. Imagine the teachers
amusement when he recitcd glibly:
- My cap size is No, 6. ''-Delineator.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16

Total bases. Northampton j, Bellows
Falls > Sacrifice hit, Tormcv. Sacrifice
Hv, Parle. Stolen bases, White, Ryan.
Hits, off Light in > Is innings, of
Croweu > in > % innings. First base
on balls. off Light 90, Babington,
White. Nolan; off Nolan %. Murray.
Left on bases. northampton >, Bellows
Falls >. Struck out. by Light (3), Tor
mev. Malonev, McDoaald; hy Crowell
90. MaIoney. Nolan; by Nolan ~,
parle. Francis, Double play, Ryan and
sullivan. Time, In 32m. Umpire, Kea-
dv. Attendance, GOO.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16

G. w. Potter Of Springfield came last
week to stay while at his farm.
Mrs Diedricll and daughter, Florence,
and Mrs Flora Schroeder and daughter,
GLADYS. of Brooklyn, came Sunday for a
two weeks visit with their sisters, the
Misses Hill
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16
Games Tomorrow.

Bellows Falls at Brattleboro.
Newport at Keene.
Greenfield at Northampton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16
TWIN STATE LEAGUE.
Games Today.

Brattleboro at Greenfield.
Kcene at Bellows Falls.
Northampton at Newport.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16
DIXIE THERE
WITH GOODS
Held Keene to One Hit and
Scored First ShutOut
for BrattlebOrO
FIRST VICTORY
OVER KEENE ALSO

Score Was 2 to O--O'Hara Might Have
Scored in Ninth-BIakely Dixie and
Andrews Got Extra Bases, Latter a
Three Dagger.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16

American League Games Today.
Detroit ~ Boston.
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago az Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16
American League.

National League Games Today.
BOSTON at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Erooklyn at Pittsburg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-05

Oct Rdutb
i'm silier bon 73 Snbrcn unb 3 Wonnien 1te
Belt ber 8eeroieunG piro ipnter beianHi ge'
nladli. IL
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Cine 8efansemea Sarm in
&auaba.

Sdon ieit ssubren iperben in Nmes
rita 8erTuhe aenoft. bas Geben De-
rer. Die iida in iraenbeinsr Weiie aes
aen bic Seiebe beraanoen 9a6en. men,
iGtntpiroiaer su eeitulten, uls bisber
sebrGu6li6 mar. Wlsbr aui bic Bel
ierune Der @efdnoenen tinauarbeiten
ais auf ibre 8sitrafung. Gana bsions
oers in iolden sfGllen - unb oas limb
uObl bic meiiten -. mo es ii6 niht
UNI profeiiioneqe oosr Gepobnbeits.
pcrbre9er banbelt, ionbsrn pielmebr
LIN iol9s bic etrpa aus Gharatters
i1nd9e. burd @eleaenbeit perfiibrt,
ii Der Sibe Der 2eiOeniAnft, i'm
Srunf. aug plObIi9er Sabfu4t, turs.
in menidliaem sSrren ii4 buben all
ftruffdlliaen Sanblunaen binreiben
Ioiisu. U1an min bisie. ia, ielbit bic
ifperiten @erbre6er, aug Dem aruu.
Ten. perni9tenben Saiein in Der Sim
seItaft Der 9efdneniiie binausfiibren
in bic freie Ratur. no iie, Der W0as
li6teit beraubt, Der @ei.qf6aft peiter
gu iddben. ober du9 nur in unDsrs
Oipnte abiolute ifreibeit auriidautsps
rem, Bel berubiaenber unb BARTENDER
Gt6eit menifli9 leben unb ioaar in
irscnD elmer 'Sorm Die SFrii9te hires
Sltibes fir iih ober ihrs QnqebDriasr
genieben f0nnen.
sSn bieiem Sinne bat bic tanobiihc
Reaieruna eine auf ben eriten Bid fail
utopii6 erf6einenbe 0efonaenen.Ries
berluiiuno erri6tet. bic etipd 70 aiID.
meter BON Der Souptitabt Sorpnto
uno brei &ilometer bon benz Stdot6en
Guelph aeleoen 1T, bds cine Station
Der Canadian Bocific Gifen6o6n biz
BET. 0iefe @efanaenensTdrm bat iif
au einem bepunberunaspiirbiaen @rs
fola berusaepo9ien. Sin enaliTder
S6riftfeaer, 80. q. Sbnnsfielb, bat
iiiEgit Der Nieberlaiiuna einen 8eIuf
afgeitattet unb aibt in elmer bo6inters
eiIanten S9iloeruna Elm Bib bieies
pbilontbropif6en Experiments.
Die Sdrm umfabt 300 Wor9en
2onbes. Die 3usbriids, bic in Der
glieberlaFung biniiberfiibrt, 1T bon
ben Straflingen g.6aut iporben. Don
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Gus benz 2anbe Sao.la.
Sunnoper, 25. 2lpril.

9on OttsrnOorf, bem tleinen &reis>
itGot9en, fubr ih mad Siiben unb
fr.uts mid pieber iiber' Die prG4ttJs
2anbI6uft. Sm SO9lanOe tpmm:ls
ten ii9 i6on tpiebsr f4mude ainoer
unb eble pferbe auf ben iaftigen Be;s
ben, Die ftattliden S0fe sriibten 70
fslbitbepubt, tpie es ionit nur i6re
Serren t0nnen, ou mir beriiber, uno
i9 9eitdnb mir i'm Stillen: .Sa, ous
1T pirfli6 ibealss 8ousrntbum ipus
bier auf i9per erdrbeiteter dltererbter
S8pl1e iibt." Damn fam i9 iiber 81
lienportb ing SietlanO. GuB6o9 ftano
nod tbeilipeife bds Wdfsr auf ben
2Gnbereien unb mo i'm CONNER
fru9tfdpere 4dsritreifen ooer grdss
itrobenbe DeiOen unb Wieien ii9 bebs
men, bd breiteten ii9 iumpfurtigsSeen
aug, aus oenen bas rWuHergras" bers
dusipu9s. Selbft bort, no ous bur9s
ssipa9isne Sriin paiierfreie Dieien
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3p0If Worsen beutf DIES
9anb an RubIano abgetres
ten Riiten i'm Jrieben bat bas
3orsnreih ii9 einsn biibfdsn Streif,n
beutfden aonoes sinperleibt. gli4t
ipenissr als sp0lf Woreen gendu
3,1502 Settar bsuti6en. 8eiibes
iinb obne gnti6dbieune an bas Relr
benrei4 sefullen. Wie seht bas 5u2
Die grtlGruns iit balb seseben. 81
banbslt ii6 Inn cine Gren5rssuliruut
oben in Siipreuben, afpiidsn ben
Memelitrom unb bem piHetflub. o
bic alis, in @umbinnsn dbeeiGloHsr
Regelung pom Sabre 1887 b.rriibrt
ipor.n in lsbtsr 3eit @rensiireitiglsi
ten nidts Selisnes. Sbnen ioq nui
bur6 einen nsuen @renSpsrtras abas
bolfsn fperben. 9ur6 semeini6af.
lids @rensbiisel uno burf elmer
Gren5sraben iii nun bic nsue Grsn3t
Spsifelsfrei feitstlsst uno burd, elmer
Staaispertras seiidrt porben. 9uf
Der Rei6staa BAT bereits feline gu
itimmuns ssseben. Bel bieier @rens
feitisbuns 5piiden prsuben OBJ;
9eutfdIanb einerieits unb RublanC
anbererieits fpislen allerlsi intereHar.
te Momenie nit. 3una@it fam e
ben beutften 0ertreiern baranf az,
bub teine i'm gefib BON preuBiidsn
Stuntsanseborisen befinbIi9en9runr,
iiiids unter rniIiidbe Sobeit ssldngisn
Grfdpert purbs bic Rsseluns ba.
bur9, bab mebrers Seen bic GrsnSe
biloen. Ginis. 5bsile Der Ssen fislsn
benn du9 unter preubii6e Sobeit an
bere unter ruiiiide. Den sSiI6ern
beibsr Rationen purben aber eelpilIe
0orre1ts sinaerGumt. prsubiI9e III
f6er biirfen iogdr am rniiiffen llitr
bes Mpi6tpniessr Gees BON Spnnsns
aufgang Biz Communicating lanbsn.
sic biirfen jebpG nur einsn llferitreis
fen bon IL Wstern benusen. Sir miiis
len einen siiltisen 4usipsis nit jit
fiibren iinb eine Irmbinbs irdeen, bic
nit Der Drummer ibres 9tuspeiIes b.rs
feben III. Man iiebt. Dis Ssrren Rufs
fen iinb febr borii4tis. Bel sinem
dnbern Sse, bsm HdpgrobIse, in auss
briidlid porseieben. baB beim 3ufriss
rem bes Sees bic @rsnslinie, bic bur&
ibn mitten binburdgebt, burh @ren3s
pfdble Su bt5ei9nen 1T. RubIonb peib
fif olfo INNER nod mSalidii bermss
tifb bonn Nuslnnbe db5uThliebtn. Sm
@an5en iinb iiaitIide gsbietst6sile
aussetaufdt iporben. Don greuben
ipurben an Rublanb 90.0770 Setiar
absetreien. Dasessn trai MuBlanb nur
86.9268 Seftnr an preubsn ob, 70
bob prsuben ober Deutfdlano miibin
nit 3.1502 Seitar ,insiiniiissr al.
f9neibtt. Gs III dber btrsits Woripr.
&c setrDffen, bab cine 9anbfldde, bic
5ur @srgr0btruns bss Safens bon
G&maIIeninstsn aug runifhsm pris
Satbeiib i'm SABRE 1874 setauft ipurs
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in feinem 90. sabr. 9ns eei6enbeedneuib fin.
bet fiait am D,iiitpoh ben 8. U'ai. I'M 1890
libr Roreens, BON 1rnuerbnnfe aus, 10. 1928
Oft auburr ube. geeroienua pribof, &,6.o
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bortduIdt, beriintt Der unporii4tise
fubtief.
Das Sietlanb i9eint I'm 100 Sabe
re. in Die 3eit DOR benz aanalbdu, auz
riidperieBt gu iein: Gsit Mitte Ros
Dember iiben bic Sietlanber fat uns
unterbro9en, ipie einit ibre @prfabren,
i'm WaiIer, ia Mitte Wdr5 mar bas
Sietlanb cine srpBe WafierflG4e unb
hie S0fe Iasen inielurtis umber. @sr
Sinn fir Sobllen bat, Der pirb BON
benz eigenortigen 8ilbe entSiidt iein,
Der 9ertebr bat ipieber gu benz altiietz
IGnbii6en @oHerfabrseuse, Der Sl0ts,
5uriidsesriffen, einem idmalen, flads
bDbigen Seelenpertdufer, in oem
Mdnnlsin unb Neiblein, ieIbit 9in,
Der perbliiffenb f3nelI unD ii9er uuf
ben @rdben unb Wettern an uns pof>
beieilen, I'm geiu9e gu MAIDEN obsr
i'm nd9iten Sorfe Gintdufe gu erleb;s
gen.
SnOeFen bat au9 fol6e WuFer.
rpmantit ipie jsSes Ding cine aebrs
ieite, uno bieie 1T, pie 10 oft, niGt
perlodenb. Sas WaiIer perrdtb uns
bur4 feinen @eru9, Dab es bic 0iinz
serhaufen ausselaust bat. Oisie
sbatia9e bebeutet ianitdre Mibitdnbe
unb Siinseroerluit, an ii4 ihon ges
mug, aber bus Wuifer trifft ben Siet>
lanosbauer mod ferner bapur1, baB
ss ibn burun binpert, iein, 5riibiabrs-
arbeiten in 2lnsriff gu nebmen. llns
tbGtis mub er tparten, Biz oas Wais
Ter ablGuft. Qber ipie lanse tum
bus nod bauern, tpenn es spii9en=
BIRD resnen follte.
9ieIe WoTsrsnotb, bic i'd bier 3cs
I6ilbert babe, tebrt i'm Sietlanb Sabr
fir Sabr ipieber. 1911 itanb nod gu
Pfingften alles unter WaNer, uno
ielbit i'm CONNER tOnnen beftiae Rss
sengiife ppaenldnse lleberf4pems
mungsu bringen, 70 bab bic san5e
Grnte sefdbrbet lit. llnpintiirlia
frugt man fi6, oh iid bsnn feline 2(bs
bilfe fdaffen lGbt, oenn ielbit bic SoIs
lGnoer, oeren 2dnbercien TteQsnipeiIe
piel nieoriser liesen, t0nnen iid bed
bes WaHers erpebren. 9or brei Sab
ren iparen bic SietlGnber bdrdn, EN-
S90pfipert an Der Mebem Bel SbIiens
mort au bauen. Die 4bitimmuna Der
SntereHenten bate cine iibertpiegenoe
Mebr9eit fir ben gau ergeben. plOBs
lid Iebte cine @e9enitr0muns elm, bi.
0om Soalunb uuseing. Worum2
glngebIib mar es syur6t, Der Msbem
piiroe our6 oas SdDpfipert 10 picI
DaFer aufsepumpt iperben, oub ous
6o6ldnb borunter lite. aur3 uno
gut, es fam gu elmer speiten abitims
muns, gu Der bic 6oaldnber 70 eners
siid pursearbeitet batten, oaB Die
Sude fiel.
Wer nun in bieier 3eit oes iietldns
bii6en 6u9puiiers geieben bat. mi,
tief Der 8aHeripiseel Der Miebem uns
ter ben uferrdnbern lag. Der mub iid
fasen, oub bic GintpdnOe Der So4lGn.
Der ni9t itiabultig iinb. S9pn bas
frii6ers erfte gntipdHsrunssprojett bes
6ubelniden Sietlanoes, ben aanal
batten bic Sodldnoer nit a[len Wlits
tsln gu bintertreiben ssiudt, inbem lie
ieI6it gu elmer Gingabe an ben a0nil
BON Sannoper sriffen. Der bumuIise
8aFerbauinfpsttor Grnit in Rsubaus,
ben Die Regierung nit ben 8orurbeis
ten betraute, iab in oem @orgeben oes
So9lunbes nur SroB unb Giferiudi
9ielei4t unterfuht bic Regieruns. bic
bem prpiett zines S90pfpertes gin,
itis gegeniiberitanb, ou4 biesmaI be
@riinoe.
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:. Cbwin Sapp,

Sinrb dm Gam'ica, ben 2. wadi 1914. I'm
2:30 iibr Pnd,mittnqs.
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Spoes.Mnaeigell.
1piHiaul Mtiuhina,
Maris paulp,

aeh q o Z n MT
eeIebte @dttiii ron f5ranf RauIb, In ibrem
eB. 2ebensiabre. geerbieune Wliiiipot. ben 8.
Mai 1914. 9nhmiit1as ? lbr. bonn zraiiers
buuie 30. f77s gal more glbenic, aus
i5reunbe itnb boiIidii einaeIaben. II
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H. IHLEK KD0RF
2ei1enb befatter.
R9one Gm 231.
Eanss 80.
2gorw ooo ano SseaSixs, Ohio
Cffenbsraia.

.3br SObn ion auf fsinen Ge'itess
suitanb sepriift ipsrben. Wus msinen
sic buSn2 Salten sic Sbren Sobn
fir irriinniss'
.6err Ratb ba Is er Disl su
bumm ou5u."
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eeIicbier Gobn bon Sobn unS wsntiIba guiet.
iga. seb. 9aaaa In aier e9n 'n,, - 2aS55sn; s5s .
30. 3Oeg Golernin a6c Die 3eit Der 9etrbts
sune pirb fpdier bciGnut eemaot. II
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gcIeb n a.

aelner gum Dberfeaner): Der
frem6e Serr mofte Elm gtntionnlge.
ri6t eiien; mas ion ih ibm geben2"
.Nlerfen gle iid elm fir naenIaI:
EN- giotionaIaeridt lit INNER basic
nige, bas i'm Saittgout am meiiien
borgei9ritten III"
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asIiebier eobn bon ben periiorbensn siuanii nnb
Glifnbefb Sfuft lpeb peol. SeeIoignle ON
WIiiipoh, ben Q. ajlai tim libr Rddmiiugs.
pom Transatlantic aus Sreuubc ftno einqein'
ben. o,b'
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aiaria fouiGt Mpsrs,

Starb in ibrer mobuuna. so. 10 OF 3.uolit
Strabe, an Wlonina, ben 4. W'ai 1914,
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faIprtuft Shut,

starb am M,oniae. L. 9lai, nm 6:ib III
W'orgens. IN Der @obnine ielner SroBTniie
s5Iau Dfarp 4eal, 322 aSctt ptberfh Gtrnbcs
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CHARTS Drusttina,

eiarb am iu,oniaa. ben 4. W'ai 1914. Ii
llbr TdhmitfaaS
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sln boien Sdpiegerriittern iinb
aetpobnli@ iSbledte Sduieseriobne
i9ulo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
SUFFRAGE WINS
in TWO STATES
Montana and Nevada Sure, Ne
braska Claimed-Defeat
in Three.

Chicago, Nov. s.-woman suffrago
leaders rsjolced tonight when bela,ed
returns indicated victory in two of the
seven states voting on the question In
Tuesdays election. with a third state
in doubt. First returns had indicated
defeat in all seven.
Montana and Nevada. according TO
the latest returns, granted votes to
women, while Nebraska showed such a
small vote against the proposal that
the women claimed the state. Missouri,
Ohio and North and South Dakota re-
fused suffrage, the majority against it
increasing with the size of the popula-
tion concerned.
In Montana, where workers of the
American Woman Suffrage Association
made heroic efforts TO win the ballot,
the vote was so close that the official
count will be necessary to decide the
outcome, but the women have slight
lead on incomplete returns.
In Nevada, which seems won TO the
cause Of equal suffrage, 105 precincts
out of 240 gave 3,6l9 votes for woman
suffrage and 2,60S against.
The effect Of women's votes on pro-
hibition in the various states indicated
that women do not unanimously oppose
saloons. In Illinois the proportion OF
female TO male voters in the Demo
cratic, Republican and Progressive par
ties was about the same. The women
political leaders were mostly identified
with the Progressive. party. Figures in
many precincts showed, however. that
the percentage of women TO men was
larger in the Democratic party than in
the Progressive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
THE HALCYON UNDER
FIRE Is MINUTES
EIGHT German WarShips
Took Part in Battle Of
LOWeStOft.

London. Nov. THAT four German
dreadnoughts and four German cruis-
crs took part in yesterdays engage
ment off the east coast of England is
confirmed by the crew of the steam
drifter Carrigill. According to the
skipper of the drifter, the German
ships appeared through the mist about
sixteen miles east-northeast or loves
toft at 7 o'clock in the morning. The
firing at the British cruiser Halcyoh
lasted fifteen minutes.
The skipper also says that two btlt-
ish submarines. in addition TO the Do,
which was sunk by striking mine'
pursued the Germans. -,
The correspondent Of THE Times
telegraphs the following account OF the
action:
"The whole of the crew of submarine
Do. which was sunk by mine dropped
by a German cruiser, was lost, except
two officers and two men. -Four men
were saved from the drifter Fraternal,
which was also sunk, but six OF her
men we're drowned. The mine drlfter
Copious was also struck by mine
about the same time as the others and
sank. Only one member of her crew
was saved and nine were drowned.
"The fight was so close 70 the shore
that some Of the shells dropped within
a mile of the beach, one exploding
within few hundred yards OF the
naval air station on the south side OF
Yarmouth. 1t is believed here that the
German raiding squadron intended 70
lombard the coast"
The correspondent of THE Daily
Mail" at Lowestoft gives the story or
\ member of the crew OF the British
cruiser Hslcyon. The sailor said:
1--WE left Yarmouth at o'clock IN
the morning, and when about ten miles
out we met the German ships. We
challenged them. but supposed that
thew were British, as we did not ex-
pect TO find the Germans so near the
coast.
"The only reply was a shot, and soon
the shells were raining around US,
the Germans firing as rapidly as pos
sible. One shot wrecked the wheel
house. seriously injuring the helms
man, and another pierced the funnel
We we're nit about eight times, and
considering that we were covered "lth
spray and going at good rate the
gunnery of the Germans was real good.
our wireless was carried away by their
second shot.
"Just before they cleared off one OF
our destroyers came up and put up
screen Of smoke from her tunnels. The
Germans had tried for forty-five min
utes 70 sink US, but failed, owing 10
~ car+air's sDlendid seamanship.