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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Ieuc Grfulac Der 0cbirnd,irnrgie.

906Ite5 Sntereils perolenen ele
Mitteilungen, meIde Yrof. $. Sp<
penbeim, Der bstunnte Neurolo9e.
uno rer Gbirurg PROT. 6eoor 8rouie
tiir3Ii3 in rer msOi3inilfen GeicII-
i6oft in Berlin iiber Gperniioren an
Ge6irn modten. IS ifeint, onB
benz Yorpringcn oss Ghirurgen iiber,
bnupt tuum npd S0emmniile geltbt
Iino, penn nun ilebt, pie einJrei
fenoe Gperntionen an benz eoeIlten
meni9Iiten Organ, Dem @ebirn.
au8gefiibrt merpan t0nnen. prpf.
Sppenbeim mejnt 3lpar, oaB uniere
t6eropeutii6en grfolge oEf oieIem
@ebiete nod reft erbebIiA 1inter uns
Ierem oingnoIt;I6en &0nnen 5uriids
iteben. Smmerbin lit mon aud bier
out gutem Wege UNI es lit Itaunease
merit, mas i4on errei6t porben 1T.
Dir beiosn Tille, iibtr tpsI9s prof.
Sppenbeim beridtet, cine iunge 5rnu
uno elm ~eIijabriger &nobe, iieIlen
gang perItieoene 8runtbeitsblloer
uno Dor allen 0rngtn gang peri6iez
oene Ybnien Der &runtbeit bar. Sn
beioen 6dllen Iwtsllte Der NeuroIoss
Die 0io9npie luf Oel6ipulite i'm 0e-
btrn, bic burb ibr YBa6stum ouf
bic umgebcnoen Sei!e einen "itorten
Druid ousibteu uno onourd cine
tets 3unebmsnoe S9Goi9ung psr=
uriddten. Die Spmptpme bel Ger
5rou paren nuberprpentli6 i4per:
erbsbIihe Mugcnent5iinounger, Gdbs
munger. GmpfinDung5It0run9en uno
9ebinosrung Der Sprd4e, ooneben
Idpere oIl9eneins Symphonic: Be
muBtIoii9teit, &rdmpFe. &opifAmer.
gen, idon ieit mebrsren Sdtren be,
ite4eno; beim &nnben moren crit Ieit
perbGItnismabig tur5er Sell GrTGei.
nun3en pom Gdlafiutt, Srnpmmens
beit uno Nu9eaFt0runsen ouigetreten.
Die Separation Qub 5urG0it bn
Oi00noie i'm neIentlihen Neft. Nud
Der Sig Der @eI6nulit entiprof Der
Sorousliht. Qie S9irierigteiteu bel
Der 0perOtion ipnren qrob. Sn rpeis
tenn llmf1nge muBts Der ShdaeIs
:no4en, i'm erIten SAFE an Der Seite,
in 5%rpsiten Sale an 3intertopf 9e-
Dffnet r,roeu. Gin iibsrhonotellsr>
9rpbcs Stiid Snpden mubte SundhIt
berausgeidgt fpernen. Der SiB Der
8eibnuIit mar in bsioen 6dlIsn
ouberoroentIi9 tief. 4tt ,3sntimeter
unter er 6irnoberiIdhc muBte bei
Der pdtientiu Der Sperateur elm
oringen. nm Die ungefd6r hiibnsret.
9robe 0eitpu,it su sntfernen. Der
GyiplS Der Spsrntipn mar 5undhft
tnfoI9e Der un9eheursu 9erdnoerun3
ungunitig, oph i6on einige 3eit
oorauf be9anu ss Der Yatjentin bsiisr
gu qebtn uno 3fpsi Monate nnd per
Eperdtipu fuo, ibr 9siinoen, reni1s
items ioas oas 4ll1emeiubefiHoen be
triftt, inon erbsb.it ssbsiisrt. 7Syti.
LID miro eirs pcllitlnoige Wieoer
beriteIlun9 IN oieism SaIle itou ous
ZEN 9runoe og3 ,cI6Ioiien isiu. neil
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

1 49,
unb aud nod leinsr @roHnnng itehen
biirfte. benin er miro in Der @uttuld'
lung Der B6Ifsrseididte grOBs Banb'
lunsen beruorrufsn, m6hte ib beute
mob etnsn ostal0lrteu ~turieu ueberbIid
iibrr feline 8Orseididte. isiusu Bau
uno leinen getrisb brin9en. Selt mei'
mem 8eiude in Der gone bat iid 8lsIes
perdnoert. uno lh iol9e babel elnem
,sbr SshaltoCasn 8ortrnss. ben or.
Mdr 9ots oieIer 9aee uor benz
9eutlhsn Club in Wtlunusse iiber ben
Bandmnfdnal aebalien bat:
uSeit Dor 400 Sdbren Der tUbne
Spunier Balboa nit Ieinen Shda'
rem ben ,,iibmuS lberlhrttleu bate.
mar Die NnIags elnss Gnncls. Der ben
Ntlanulhen NIT benz HacIiiideu Ctsan
oerbinoen lotlte. Elm 3rnnm. Der iebt
perlpirtliht iporosu lit. ShOn Balboa
in ieiuem erIten 8erlhls uber bic @nt.
oedung oes Sitbmus beiilruOlleie ben
Blu zines S%eeniueautouals Qsroer
luuroe btsieS Yruittt ourh Den @mHuB
Der atrhe %pertuOrIen. aus Dem 8runoe.
baB 8ott. wenu er eS lir n6tbi9 aebnl'
ten bate, Die @ailer Der beioen Oteaue
su persini9su. ole8 liherllt onrd
elne 4anosf nun9 9etban baben
miiroe.
SIS m6ge bier nls intersiinut cr.
wdbnt weroen. 1nB CUR ,elbsn 9eit oer
berlbmte italtenilhe Wnler uno 9eh.
niter Qepnaroo oa Biuci bis
poraulth 2 hleue erfnno.
oeren 8runbprlnhlp beute allen ShIeu'
fen Su9runbe lieat uno ourh oerer
Nnnenbuus 81, Wrbsllen ihpier,as,
unternebmun9en. cine WaIisrusrbin'
ouns berSuitellsn. erIsihtert msroen.
3iserl ten Bermei unssn.
SIM Sabre 1881 ltelte Der Capt,
tan Yerein Die erltsn Yermeliun'
gen fir sineu 0urhltih oeS Sitbmus
an, uno IN 1920 untet breitete 9ieg {
De NercnoO Dem ipaniihen 2onir
&hllipp eiuen nusiibrlihsn Serihr
iibsr Die Wb9llhfelt. etnen Canal ourd
bic Nanoenge Su bnuen. ben mir leeI
inter benz Nnmsn Ntcaraguo,
Route tenuen. Grit ipqter wurol
odS Nanamnprolett %9eboren uno otelI
dnoere Nnlngen puroen por9eleat uni
beiirportet. 10 Die @ttti9teit elmer
Serbrnbung Der bsioen Scsnne in Niit'
telamerlid bslOnten
@tneS Ser YrOiette psrlan9ts TO-
gar Den SGu etntr Stienbabn bon iol,
den Iimeniipnen, UNI Die grbBter
ShtiIt iIber Die Sdteuen pon eluen
gum nnOern Ocean IA trdnsporltttn
2SIe Is lhelnt. bate otr &prlnlaJ Der
Z ibmns III nnthitsheu. lpIGe &nSle.
hIn9st.1lt o2B oe areBteu Setter oel
OpljItn Sab, nnnoerts, l.. y. Nler
ountr u. Num bplot nsue 2Itr.
III llluQen uorunbmeu uno reulolrtt
SlNh.a9e nuNrbreItettn.
Gteeriten Arbeiteu.
@uolih selnul es rem ryuuioiiter
MdrlneoiNSer Wuie. oi1 sritt &r
loubn,B BON benz onmnii1eu Stual,
Columbia. l56t &epubIlt Banana. fiji
otes groBe u|ntsrnebmtu ~ cruuttu
3leler leooh uertdutte olsit y pceiitpr
On frnuSpiiihe GaqltaIiiteu o,e Ger 81
bauer oes Sueitdna,s Te &eiitpe
berteIen. IN Ole ptrtllheu Nrbiutr
untsr ieiner Yeituna ausju'ubrru; iSSl
murosn oieis begpHnsu nno BITS lS"t
iortaeiebt, ounn nber lus9eu Nlln9c
an iIliii9em CAPITAL eiu9eiteut. loool
iooar eth Goutussperludlter %angeitelI
uerbso mnBte, NJ. Crouun9 IN oo'
Chaos III brtngen.
Ter S0iabrise &c Qsiieps uno eini9.
lelner @snoNen iuurosn aud lp9gen I'm
terihIa9unsen nn9etIa9t uno init @e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

III beftimmenn fir bas 8erbaIten uns
ferer eIettrii6en gossnlamps. es
1T nsmIi9 ni4t m0sli9, bic Tempe
rotur Der Ieuatsnoen aoblenfpisen
uno bic Nusbeute Der Sogenlnmpsn
iiber cine heitimmts Gren5e 5u itsis
germ, mag man aud 10 pisl Strom
in bic Yampsn ididen. ME man
mill. gs tritt nGm!i9 BEL ben gos
eenlampsntoblsn cine dbnlihe GriGeis
nung elm, ME BEL sinsm Seiisl poll
Woiier, Der Ibsr einsm Jeuer itsbt.
Dos @oiIsr in oisiem aeiieI erbiBt
fi6 unter BEN Ginilub oes 5euers
bis aut 100 Grab e. Q80 Grab s.
uno bann beeinnt es gu peroamp!en.
BON bieiem Woment an Iteigt bic
Sempsratur bes Naiiers ni6t mebr,
ionoern bic seiamte. aus benz 6susr
gum Woiisr tommenbe gnersie miro
nur nod on3u bsnuBt, Gas Waller
in 9ompf 5u perlpanoein. Setnnnt-
Ii4 belibt man aber elm W}ittel, bic
Semperatur oss MAliers bober gu
trei6en. Wan brnu6t nur ben 8eilel
su perI9Iiebsn, 10 bob elm 9ep;ller
Snmpiorut in ibm berriden tam.
Damn Tam Die 2emperotur oes Wais
iers bsoeuteno itsigen.
Hoh oemielben SrunoIas bot nun
@e6eimrat GUNNER oiefe Irbeiten an
SoeenIampen angefongen. @r bate
cine trdftise Yosenlamps in einen
oroben @%lusbebdlter gebra6t, aus Der
er bic Huft mebr ooer peniger TART
auspumpen tonnte. Gr mar dip
imftonoe, bic &obIe nit llnterbrud
bremen gu Iafisu. 0abei bat er nun
bic bereits reri9tete @rifeinung
beobo9tst. nGmIid. ooB bel 9erin9e-
rem Druid bic &oble ni6t unmittels
bar aus Dem feiten in oampff0rmis
gen 3uitono iiberss9t. fpnpern oaB
tie on5pii4en geroume 3eit in einem
tropfbar fIllli9en 3uitanoe perpeIlt.
Oieie Grperimente biIoen ben eli
men Ssil Der 2ummeri6en Irbeitsn.
9rr onoere Sell piro barouf 9eri6tet
fein, 8ogenlampen in Drudfeiten 9es
fGben unter einem itnrten ueberbrud
bon piellai9t 300 uno mebr Ntmps
ipbGren bremen gu loifen. BON pie=
fem Experiment peripri6t iih Der
betannte pbpIiter, oaB es babel mO9>
LID iein ipiro, Die Aoblentemperntur
nett liter bic bisber erreiften 1000
9rab gu treiben uno pielIeiAt ipgor
i'm Goborotorium bic 3emperatur Der
Spnne nit runo 5000 9roo gu er>
rstaen. 9isie Nerlu6e f:eben por=
ldufig nod aus, bn Die 9ei6offung
brudfeiter 9efaBe, bic sIei45eitig cine
8sobo9iung BON ouBen geitatten,
umitanoIi9 uno toitipielig lit. aber
aud bus, mas Der Sori9er bisber
NIT benz llntsrbrud erreidt bat, lit
bo6beoeutfom. Die aoble gum
S9mel5en gu brinssn. 1T ia ur9e.
fdbr slei1bsosuteno bamit. funitli6e
ette Oiamnnten ber3uiteIlen. DENT
bot man bic &oble erIt einmal ae@
i6mol5en, 10 mub es na4 allen, mos
mir piiien. elm &si4tss iein. bisie
SdmeI5e oIlmdbIi9 ob5utiibIen uno
triitolliiieren gu luiien. RriitaIli>
iwisrtsr apbIenitoff lit ober ni4ts un>
oeres nls Oiumont. Mnn rori oos
her geiponnt iein, oh bic Irbeiten
uuf bieIem @e6iete bdlo greifbare Gr>
fploe brtnQen iperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

C|r 9jtyoIcs,. QeSc-
lfsilier: @drum ID ctmmen Gic
GtHn lteIs duf Gem Slider, SER
eTloito?
Stuoen. Tlotto: &c. Is 1T bod
ZEN @r1nu9sn. inrs- ols l8aFsr
an3uiebsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
aus Vatur- unc
6~eilfuuce.

Die NrtifeI unter oieier Hubrit limo lehrreit
uno tntereiiaut; in thren Gusiihrun9en
unb ShluBfpIgeru 1gen rr%sraieutlren
tie aber bfters ntbt bic Nuiihteu oes
@eiunohett5rathS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
@nrum mir yredts" finD.

IS iino i6on bic peridiebenit.n
Sppotbeien aufgefteQt poroen, nm bic
unbeitreitbore ueberle9enbeit oes re6s
ten 4rmes iiber ben linten beim Wen>
i9sn iotppbl in be5ug auf 8raft pie
in be5us auf 0ei9idlidteit gu srtlds
rem. Qber Die Sadie 1T ni4t 10 elm
fad, unb in Der 2at pifen mir e
ni9t, tparum Die gr0bts 3abl Der
aberdeen .re6ts" 1T. 0ieie lnglei4z
mdbigteit Ideint Elm 2enn3etden oes
MsnIdengsfdlsdts gu iein; oenn
man finost iie BEL tein.m anoeren
Gebstpeien. Ginige 8elebrte. Die in
oieier Giger56aft cine lleberlegen2eit
oss MenThen fehen, molten ibr neusrz
bings cine ~3erebrale llria6e 3ulhrel@
ben uno be6aupten, man lei npon
Sano redtS", neil nan rpon 8ebirn
lints" lei. 0a bos Centrum Der
Spro6e iih in benz linten Seil oes
8ebirns befinoe, f4eiut es ibnen
natiirli6, oGb Der Irm, Der ebenio
pie Die Sprohorgale elm Wer5eug
gum Iusorud Der 0ebonten lei, als
entIpre6enoes @lieb Der rehte Irn
Iei. Oo9 bieIe Sppotbsie bat sbenfo~
penig etpos Ginlsu6tenoss pie bic.
bic in bisier Giaenf9aft cine 5olge
Der Graiebung ODER Der &eliqion ieben
poIen. Mnoere @.tebrte baben Die
ltrid6e Der llngl.ihbe;t in Der Gntz
pidluns aus Dem 81 geiudt. 0u Der
Gmbrpo nit iein.r Iintsn Seite auf
benz 8itsQum rubs, tOnnc uno miife
Iib bic re6te better entpideln. Nber
bel Der untsriuduns aablrei4er GOtus
bat mon oas nidt beitdtiet g.funben.
SEPT bat elm Nr3t, Or. 9.rber. in Der
lleber3eu9ung. oab bi. llrid6e nur
anatomif9 uno pbpiiolosiid iein
tonne, cine grtlGrung gegeben. Die
Ii6er oud polsmitsn %berporrufen
miro. Gr bebauptet, boB ale 2eiben,
8epegungen uno Initrengungen Der
linten Seite oes &0rpers cine tiefc
Ginpirtune oufs 6er3 baben unb buB
barum i'm Streben nab 9erin9erer
Initrengung audi bes 6sr3ens Ger
Meni6 oo3u aefibrt noroen lei. Ii6
huuptid6!i6 fetnes rehten Mrmes 81
beoienen. 9ono6 tpiiroe es 5pii6en
Itntem Wrm uno 6er3en mdterielle
ge5iebungen Qeben. Die bon ben Indz
tlmen nod ni6t entoedt. aber BON
einiqen NbnIioIoQen oeabnt murbtn.
limb in Ser Sat fiibrt Or. Serber cine
3eibe 8eobahtuneeh an, Die 5etQen.
boB bic 9~srlebunoeu oes linten Ire
mes bas Ser5 fdtper beeinfIui1en.
Rum iogt Ssrr 9r. 8. peiter: Die
.He6tbeit" filoet Iid ni6t BEL ben
3ierea. 1ie hsnieIben 8lutumlduf
boben ipie Ser Meni6, 3. 9. Den
Mffen, neil Der Menfd Der ein5iqe
.3psifiBler getporben iii uno Die aufs
redte 6altung bic Peionoere 8erpenz
bung Der Nrme geidaffen bot. Die
Nnipsnbun9 CUR Nrbsit. Die Mu3tel=
anItrengunq. Die 0ur6 Die Sntsai9en5
oelsitst piro, bat alio Die mRe6tbeit"
entpidelt, inoem lie bic por3ugspsiie
Wenpenoun9 Der Sette herbettubrte,
beren @ebraud oas 9er3 fpeniaer be-
%laitst." 0ns tonnte ia piel Wobr=
IdeinIi6es fir fid boben, benin Die
Statiitit benefit, baB bic Nmbioertez
ritdt. oos beibt Der gltidmGbi9e Sc
broud bsiosr 6dnoe, bdufiger lit bel
BEN Msni6sn. oie Die Strait ibrsr
6dnoe peniger gum Grtperb auS3u=
nuben brau6en, alIo bdufiaer Bel
9inoern ais bel Gripadfenen, Bel ben
@iIosn ais bel ben 3ipiliiierten. bel
ben @slehrten ais Eel ben 6dnbpsr=
tern. Die n2%intsbeit" betrd9t iibri=
npuS MIR . g NrD2Pnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Cine Sihern "a.

Nabreuo mir ourh Die Sb,tuien
g;ben. itbeu mir in Der M(itIe Won leoer
Stlenle EN- toloiille . oui Ser
Selte llesen. Ties tit scr Sttsrs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
(101. 6Ortiesun9 J

3uidbe 5u metnen
bisber sebrahten
Belhreibunssn oes
- q a M a mails.
Der jest CUR 3tit
ietner nabenosn
BOaenouns NJ b I
nls ie i'm @Orosr'
grunos oss %oifentli'
1hen SntereIies iteht
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Stia lauid,eno rnnben Wiutertuinocu,
Sast fie uns fdjaun gar behre praht;
7rmm last Der Miibe Subn inns finoen
Sm 1raumc. Der ms gIiidlidl mad,t!
SaBt rmben tic, bic Nib geipCroen
Zen Grntefrans i'm Silberbaar;
Sob bic oa an Der Suseno Soroen,
SaBt boffen ami elm nenes Sabr!-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-02
EXPERIENCES IN GATHERING EGG MASSES
BY Florence FarweI Main Street school, Brattchoro,
Aoc


Last summer when was gathering fens in the woods saw a'g@
leaves them be dead but it only the work OF
caerpiars orchard
leaves caused by them also 1t pity t" see the trees destroyed
IN
One night after school went to gather egg masses with my
brother We through the where
caepllar Whom looking
brother calling - OH this
the spot and found all could home When got home my
at all the
to because
this gathered
took 70 SCHOOL, they burned
] Sliding boys looking
looked
because had
boys
could find nywhcrc If they
all way wonder they could
0 place where wild cherry
branches with
apple right high far
branch. while grabbed hold
gloves
We
fu when through with those
all could heard the fire alarm
getting would
had been
In all gathered only little three hundred and
the hard will be caterplars
Ii able o do
destroy them before spring
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-02
ATHLETIC MEET PLANNED.
Intcrscholastic Contests VIII Be Held
i'll Rutland in September.

RUTLAND, May 2.-Thc second an
nual meeting of the Vermont and East
crn New York IntcTscholastic Athletic
association was held IN this city yestcr
day afternoon, with good representa-
ton from the 10 schools which make
up. the organization.
The Rutland fair authorities extend.
ct ar invitation to the association to
hold its next and second annual field
and track meet at the fair grounds
Sept. 4, in connection with the Rutland
fair. The invitation was accepted.
The following officers were, elected:
President. Prof. Isaac Thomas Of Rut-
land; vice presidents, Edgar Il. Smith
Of Brattleboro, Allison L. futile OF
Bellows Falls, William Carter OF Proc
tor, Fred y. Mabrey of Bennington,
George l.. Sprague of Bristol and
Ernest Robinson of Glens Falls, \. y;
secretary and treasurer, Leonard r.
Wing of Rutland; board of governors,
Isaac Thomas, chairman, Charles l..
Leonard, Poultney, Douglas d. Garneau,
NeFgenhes, George y. Hartman, Rutland
and +. {. Mcintyre, Rutland.
The meeting was very enthusiastic
one, and indications are that a very
successful athletic meet will be held in
September. a..
During the afternoon the delegates
| were driven about the city in antomo
/ biles, and in the evniBg were the guests
of the local high school athletic asso
| citation at the high school entertainment
and dance in the assembly hall. Dur
/ ing their stay, representatives from tn,
| various schools made their headquar
tiers at the Berwick. Ct
At the meet last September the Brat
tleboro high school team, which ha,
previously won the state interscholas
tic championship at Burlington, land
cd the championship easily at Rutland
scoring:70 2-3 points to So for Rutlan'
high school, which held second place
eight schools competing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-02
Sporting NeWs
DIR. ROLLER WANTS
TO trim" BAILEY
Would Give Year of His Life for That
PlcaSgrc-Thinks it Won1d Be Fun
to Put on Gloves.

Editor Of The Reformcr: ....-...
a clipping hats been cent me from
your paper which puts me in the
wrong light The controversy that in
volvrd George Bailey and myself was
the result of his braggadoeio methods
TO people both in and out OF my pres
cnce on several occasions. He has "a
ways tried TO show me what fighter
he is when he has been on the mat for
the purpose of wrestling. ] have never
rctaliated, but told him plainly that
any time lie would get some gloves 1t
gladly satisfy all his istic ambitious.
On this occasion he moeStcd me
when | was in a hurry and tormcnted
me apparently. for the purpose of
starting Il fight. / don t like that sort
Of thing, but there is q point at which
tolerance is likely TO be mistaken for
cowardice and patience ceases TO be a
virtue. | notified Bailey that | would
take no more of those molestations and
/ taunts placidly. He took this as q
! declaration of war and promptly got
| his fat face slapped. Fortunately fol
! him, Mr.. Barnes INTERVIEWED Just il
time to save Bailey good thrashing.
| | don t ever fight unless 1 IN forced
to. but 1t give one year of my lif,
for an opportunity to trim Bailey VI
nicely with the gloves, and / dare sa,
the public would gladly witness thu
fun--for fun it would surely be.
If YOU care to take the matter III
with the local promoters d gladly Civ
! you May 10. | have wired Bailey t.
that effect this morning to save time
Will be here till the 10th
Very respectfully,
DIR. B. T. ROLLER. 8
Montreal, May l, 1914. 80.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-02
GATHERING EGG MASSES.

BY Dorothy +. Wood, Grade ), No. )
school, Putncy Age, 10 years.)
The tent catcrpillars are found on
apple, cherry, peach, and pear trees.
.T]ey are found on the small branches.
The nests where the eggs arc kept arc
called egg masses. The egg masses arc
the little black or brown things
which are stuck. around the branches.
You can find five or six egg masses
on branch sometimes. There are over
zoo eggs in one mass. The stuff on
The outside Of the eggs is hard until
he bugs are hatchcd out Then it is
sticky. 1t IS what. the tent catcrpillars
cat when they first eat ANYTHING
They are about an eighth Of an inch
long when they. axe born They are
black.
/ found just ono e2g mass on little
maple tree. | climbed. trees to fno
them went around Mr. Andrews IS
orchard and found about 80 Then
| looked on the pear trees. did not
find very many on them. but thin K
| there were about five. looked at the
cherry trees beside the road. | found
about 40 or 81 there. Then went
over to Mr.. Barrett s trees. looked
on the peach trees. ] found 50. ] found
/ about so more on the other trees.
| have now 90. ~. .-.....- .-z -.
I had a box with q hole in the top.
II kept my egg masses in that. Ono
morning | went to look ut them. saw
that something black was crawling
around on top. took off the cover and
found that few had Matched. So
burned those. I have not been hunt
ing since. though liked to do it very
much. - ..s
i (In making this award Mr. Bailey
says: 81 have taken the age OF thi:
girl strongly into consideration.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-02
Sporting Notes.

Lehigh, with Light and Anderson
doing the twirling, defeated New York
university 6 to . Wednesday. Light
pitched six-inninSs and gave. one pass
DIP one hit III the three innings he
Worked Chcnowetb got. single and a
double and Twomblcy and Ready each
one single. tehigh played faultless
ball in the field.
The Danbury, Conn, News, in it's
account of the opening league games
played in that--city,- said 1.-THE wis
dom in making Guiheen the captain of
the team was shown in many ways.
! Guihecns takes the view that baseball
| is a business, aud he treats his players
accordingly His commands consist OF
a few words .conei8ely given. The
men can play bali or quit. That :
Gaihcch's method. And they have nc
option, they. play ball,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-02

The second prize essay contest con.
Quoted by The Reformcr in connection
with the campaign for the destruction
Of tent caterpillar egg masses ended
April Is, at tho same time that the
egg mass contest closed. Ii brought
ont n much larger field Of entries than
a. c.. -, aan.,,,,,o,.t,. !. has
WV
Ia ken fonEcr TO rcafn y ueelsltn as 10
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-02
Mr.. Bailey's Letter of Award.

Contest Editor The Reformer:- j.
1t gives me pleasure to submit the
following awards in the essay contest
connected with the tent caterpillar
crusade in. Windham county. -..
LIST prize to Florence Farwell, age u,
BrattleborO. s.~e tE~
ID prize to Dorothy T.. Wood, aye
10, Putney.
The essays entered in this contest
were remarkably good, and the making
of choice has been difficult.
The same rules have governed this
contest as was the ease in that which
closed March l. and in Judging the
essays I have endeavored to take into
consideration the general neatness
style, and adherence to the subject
also the ages of the contestants.
| Trusting that these awards are sat
! isfactory,, / am, Very truly yours,
! HAROLD /. BAILEY.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-02
Sporting Notes.

Willie Hoppe now has three ball-iine
championships under his belt.
John NJ Ward declares It Is all bosh
that the Feds will not be ready May
II to open in Brooklyn.
In IL games played to a decision by
the Red Sox this season they have
been shut out five times.
Joe Tinker thinks the bah used by the
Feds is too lively and the manufactures
has been asked to make it II per cent
more morIbund
While you are talking about acgoplancS
and engines of war Just notice that Pug
con. the emblem of peace, flew 10 miles
in 40 minutes.
At the handicap track meet of the
Harvard athletes yesterday the per
formanccs were so poor as not create
any enthusiasm.
Yale turned in 10 hits and sever
errors yesterday against Trinity. Triu
ity got only nine hits, but went Yalc
| one better on errors.
Pete Wood, younger brother Of Joe
pitching for Lowell yesterday had !;
| bad first inning against Lawrence AIR
lost his game, TO 0.
| Durgiu, playing FIRST for Brown, j
doing the heavy hitting for his team
! lie got three singles yesterday to on
for Dixie and none for Tewhill.-
Chief Meyers Of the Giants Ira
signed thrceycar contract and is re-
ported to he the last man of the Giant
squad to sign long term agreement
The New York Sun declares tina
making Honus Wagner fish COMM,
sioncr will not make him any more eA
pert with his fins than. he is and ha
been.
Ycllc, formerly of Brattlcboro,
playing short. for Lewiston Mulre1
also Of last year 5 Brattleboro team
made pinch hit for iIaverilll ycste
day.
Charles Hall, who did some allege
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-02

true, the English sparrow for one but
tins bird is rarely found in the couU-
try, being mote largely seen ia villages
or cities iln il of little nsr ia the
farmer for this reason we bays anil
girls ought TO Zee their worst cncsuivs.
Only last summer found ont another
ct their enemies, that is the big rcd
;,Ht called tho red itcE,f.
One hni afternoon in H. month 81
,'alc, mother, my sister and / svcrc
! out in the pasture near p swamp look
ING fer river Pinks we notIecd large
ants running To and fro under a,r
1 feet. So looked ia see what called
| hcn, TO find. To onr great surprise. ON,
/ of these large tent ratcnfIlar- ssrue-
! Cling 10 free himself from Iis cauiCr-
/ lint iu NaiH. The ants ha, hin fast.
! ivy" at each. end, biting ou 10 Uim wiki
/ their mandhics and loidm. Dbl 10 The
/ grass with their hiud feet. whit, the
others were pulling out i!s spiucs and
carrying them of.
These catcrpillars are from two 10
two and one-h.lf inches IN length Thcv
are brown. with lighter stripes on
4 their backs aifd small spots Of red.
green ard white on their sides They
are very numerous in the summer 81
they have not been destroyed IN .hc
fore part of the spring or winter when
they are in tho egg state.
! We enjoy the out-of-door fam gather
ing them after school or in the vaca
tion. We find from three To six hun
dred 1T each excursion.
The eggs are found on several kiuI-
+, of trees. mostly the fruit trees and
2 thick i'm some places on the trees;
| 10 Ia Dan "a