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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-07
BLAZE IN MEEkER LAUNDRY
THREATENS ENTIRE BLOCK
AND ADJOINING BUILDING.
FiREMEN HANDLE SITUATION
EFFECTIVELY; LOSS NOT SIG
Damage Is Held Down to Comparative
~ Small Amount. ano Loss Is Fully
Covered by lnsuranee-Loss to Build
ing Estimates at $1,000: Machinery
Damage No. Vet Known.

Fire th&; broke out II the basement
q the Meske- laand-y q; 4;45 O'Clock
his morning threatened 10 spread ;hru
he entire bunting ana 10 the ad5o:n-
ing building, gave ne department =
sharp Strassle to sabdae It, but re
ss,ted n comparatively light dalras
considering is location and difficulties
n getting :; i,
George Wll,isrod- q par, owner Of
he laundry, thought she damage Q the
building woa3d no; se more than $1,000,
5ai Mas unable Il place " estimate on
ihe damage . machinery q other
contents % the laundry
The IRE started Z q rsea- he base
q Al elevator s.1a:1 tha; runs from The
Easement - Tie first aoor The cause
5 not spogr- ana i i mt known how
.o-E ne 6-e had bean burning But
u Len The department; arrived flames
were pouring Up thru lie elevator
shAti and he laundry 7,ss 50 6Iled ~,
smoke 1.erlea cousd 10; enter j,
Firer7en Wo-s Effectively.
FFe lines q hose wevs I.-re6 ca
Is NAMES u It's l->- -s1Q- ana base
--7e-i = e1.ati5veg -has r. : snort ts-1le
cae me- &z= NIGER ccr.-a. before :. aaZ
Lad tire u spread very .4r from "A here
i, originated
-a@ e-evato- was sas-ze8, and par, q
- 1oor near tae e3+v4so- sc4t: Vas
. badly 5ur-s6 ! Ni.l Aave 20 be re-
rs-z c-@d. he flames spread rom ,he
ssa-, s1a.e distance -n-o The ce-.-ng- ot
liz frs. 1o2-. and burned ;nr- i !.
places b-- -ae damage = re second
story was -c- large and was caEseG
chiefly r. smoke
Not much - :h= machinery WAS
damaged seriously, and a.iao ire base
1s1: was 1nod=d WIKI 1Gts-. mos %
i had drained away :. few hours and
!. x& though; ta@ damage 20 ma
catae-y !. that part O. the laundry
would ba sign. Sor7e laundry owned
by customers was burned but more
waz wa,e-soaae6 ana 6isoo.ored by
SMOKE
Loss Is Fully Covered
Al. the loss Is fully covered by in
s,i-a1cs- Ta4 building Is owned BY me
( Meeke- Laundry Con paay and Mrs
Henry eNisor. Most 81 me damage 70
the building was L the eas; half
owned ~ tie Gun l,a1.s Repairs are
! . b made a o.ce. and the Laundry
WI, BE- operating Monday. The D. c
. Wilou- Stare, 51st east q the laundry,
! Vas 10, damaged
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-07
Gard Of Thanks,

We desire TO thank the neighbors.
friends. and Elks for their kindness and
sympathy shown and for flowers sent
in our recent bereavement. Mrs.
Charles Bates and daughter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-07
MRS. ERTEL DEAD.
Old Resident of County Dies Suddenly
Friday Night

Old Resident OF County Dies Suddenly
Friday Night.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Ertel. widow of
Daniel Ertel. and an old resident of this
county. died suddenly at 11:40 Friday
night at her horne. 767 East State street.
OF cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs ErteI
was stricken about 10 o'clock
Mrs. Ertel was born Sarah A. From,
in Center county, Pennsylvania, Oct 81.
1841. She became the wife of Daniel
Ertel at Freeport, H., Aug. 8. 1859. and
| in 1855 came to this county. settling on
a farm three miles northeast Of Green
Mountain. Mr.. and Mrs. Ertel lived
there until eight years ago last spring,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-07
In the District Court.

J. D. Gaunt was given judgment Tor
sl17 on a promissory note against K.
w. Reisenger in the district court
Friday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-07
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank
AZ MarshaItown, in the State OF Iowa,
at the Close of Business
October 31st. 1914.

Loans and dis
counts 49,. ssss.5o27 IS
Overdraf.s. secured
and unsecured 2,47s.47
Z. S. Bonds to Sc
cure circulation. 100000
Bonds. securities.
etc, (other than
stocks) .... 100000
Stock in Federal
Reserve bank -. So, 10000
All other stocks. II ,eoe.eo-slS,ioo.0 90
Banking house, fur
niiure. and fix
lures .......... so,oss.2 50
Due from National
banks (not re-
serve agents.. -. l5,s47.is
Due from State
and Private
Banks and Bank
ers Trus; Com
panies. and Saw
ines .. l5Ss.54
Due from approved
reserve agents Il
central reserve
cities ....-.. SQ.zza-9-
In other reserve
cities --%,1s s,so---s oprtoa.=S
Checks and othe-
cash items .-.. i. aosas
Ex nges 70.
clearing house. -5-Sss.Sl
No,es Of other Ms
1ionai banks -. 1nssooo
E-scsioaal paper
-,
serve II bank.
s
-,
Is . '''
:.
u 1850 -@-'-'
2- -''-- = ~
Liss5lftiss.
Capital stock paad n s.ao POO 20
SuIsif44S se.--z-a --.--.--.-....- ..5.5o1-0o
J2o1rtaso ss-a1ts tsss sx-
y,sass and taxes 7sa9l--,- s.5z43s
National aa--k 7o-ss o1.-
Shining .-.--.-----..-. 50 n0I.ia
Due 70 o-aa- maizena, banks -;.s5s-gs
Dus 20 S-a-s aod Private
BANKS E-11 ga--s@--s tSseo=-sf
I'us 10 I>--Z1sz Co-s'a-ases md
SaT1-Es banks --..----.--. 5s--zss-
DT16zods unpaid -..--. s5-5
loclT111a4 oez'''s-s SUBJECT
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Chron,eie-Ne~s :ce = month.
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SCHOOL EXHIBIT
SHOWS YEARS WORK;
BAZAAR ATTRACTS

The eHhihii OF ,hs yraF's sors in
IN. pabiis schools that is oa dispis,
in N. Chamber of CammTfc- rooms
is causing uaasaai iaiFf-s' siaehs
the iosai pablo. IT, uars on die
play oazaPTiss. prin figAiiS o' IL.
drawing Of the grade .ai ,h. saaH'
asi ,sainins sna .-rjas o, both the
grades and hish sskpai
II. manual ,fsiaihs saa iosa-,iic
ssishcr departments shsrh -ss- ia
stalled in ,h. local hish srhoai ,hFs-
y.ars ago. sho- the sFrs,ss, asvanc
of ans other ara4r,ntsi yet ins,i,n'-
ssi in the shos,.. To rear. ago the
drparin-n, -as brusirned from tn.
i,sh school to the tsaT aPp~r grades
of the Grade ssh.sis Nos rfae,ie-
all, "t the Intern. -ask IN
th-.- ,-p s.-sst-< Is h-sua in the
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grades. Again tn. department OF
manual training has increased ~ith
each year. and by neat year il 10 "a
p-c,.d To increase from a ,so-ssar
To a thr-e-yeAr eour.@- The new
eoar.- 10 be added will be wood cary
Ing Al Pr-s.h, the work consists of
elementary cabinet Mood turning for
the fifst rear. With tso hours s.ek
mechanical DRAWING. During the
second year advanced sabins, work
With mechanical dFa.ins and blue
printing aud advanced lsth. .ork Is
given the student. In the grades
elementary lettering AMI drawing
and the sarr aud use Of tools Is sis-
gu The hoys before th-y eater high
sshsols- Mr. y, T.. Jones and Mr,
Campbell are in charge of The work
a, IN. high school. ~hii. Nj Eugene
poPp has charge at III. Grade -ofk.
Domestic scI.no. {. lisiisa into
tso departments. the s-si ing and
the saokinE. COOKING is taken for
on- year and Sealing the other thus
making up III. required ,inse in this
s-lzsm.at. Daring the fifsi part
q, the year in cooking the class stud
i-s recipes and during the s-roni
semester th-y pat in pfar,ie1 .ha,
,h-y ssiass during the first part OF
the year. ~ th- end OF each year
eseh member af the class must pfe-
pare . dianer for hsF psssais and
keep the cos, under t.o ae'iar.. This
ssps.,m4a, 10 under the sap~fsision
Of Mis-. Nell Abrams 10 s~Sins TIE
-is r.sa,Afy exercises arc sone
,srua.a ri,h such ,ha, ., the sna Of
each year th.Y san b. abb. TO make
; complete s.t q clothing The Par
q dresses on display ar- nos allowed
To exceed five oiiiaFs rkiis 'k. ,isin
dresses .sf- not To -ss-~a ,pe sns
halt dollars,
This latter srraFtnsnt is uaarF
The .ar-ssisisn @. Mis-. Nell ias.''s-
la III. manual training DEPART
meats the s,aasn, saa., siFss Plaza
bis piece. thea asas !, 10 a sszi-. pot
i, in ink, .Hasu a ,fasias and then =
blue rEiai. Zach s,as.hs has bis
shais. of ,h. pi.v- b. si.h-s 10 make
ard uaus, .inish j, ia the required
,iais.
Th-se ,-o dsf,ar,mun,s arr sh.
ss.s, I.ataiar in the ssh-ai. ,hsr. be-
ihs = greater demand ,.f the course
b, th. in.osnins s,uasn,s. t-saus~ IL
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SHE WANTED 10 KNOW.

\ Hsf,S o, fasf iu., srtarAins
sr-rs ss-a,ss called ia a, a fashion
able restaurant. The pfim spi.ss.r
-Ea -a. ;he sau., Of the evening" -ss
charmed .i,h -ssss,hsas. ..I-.,sitS
The music. Will. the waiter uas
s,aasias ~ tho table she asked hiis.
4. Had cat The title Of ,h. pissr the
orchestra 50. playing. The -iiiins
waiter promised. hut osh.s duties
sisia.a hi,n fes a .hiir. ana ~h.a
he returned. the lads bad conf iri.s-s
" fassa'irs her sraas.s, When he
.ens toward her and softly ~Eisr-s.
-,i .ssns;hinx in h-s ear she f-.oii.si
with horror. Then. recovering from
the sh"rk. she turned Nth .oia. &c.
'.nsi.s. fufy aiaa sh- hapi.s< ;s,an
oh. waited. ''ii.- asrr y.a'' !,
icat tho terrified waiter quite a
time q. ssrisia ~h, he had merely
ssrsih.a the title ~ the pi--- 80
ss.ti,: what Can I t~p to MAKE y.s
Lave Mo-
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acts uIon the misinfofmation To ray
a word for those wonisR. and all in
all IL is a reflection oh the good. lib
sr'y-iosing. haane-loyihg women of
cur state Therefore thr necessity of
the formation Of all the good Wotnen
al the state Into laG and order
leagues one of which eas formed in
Pueblo yesterday. II is mn, a Ioiiti-
cal organization. Nrs, jaeohson of
D.nser. sho address, a n..-,ins "f
some Of III" ms.t prominent ~onieu
of III. city al which the isasus VAS
formed. gave those women some sage
advice. She lmpiorsi them no, Ia
pssmi, politics To eater into TN. or
ssnixaiion. and shs impressed On
them the fact that hi'isfn-ss shouiA
not prevail against aHy one i-fscs
or persons that f..iiHg should mol
pfomp, them To beeoHHs tiiii,ss;. II
the league 10 Ia stand for is. and
order as against the methods siApioN :
s.i 30 tho>- other class shIeh has.
aided and ab~st-.i tie fiB,oas sha
ia~i-sx conditions in Colorado, then
i, mus, stand for iss and order in
the promuixation o, is osn pfiasi-
piss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

.. 1t u. da.s. {. ss-..y Joy b ..e..f,.ed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
With State Editors
WOMEN AND LAW AND ORDER.
i'us i'io Cki-ftain.

WO&GsW ANU LAW AND O0uG1-
Pueblo Chi-ftain.
tor N. aAks of their osn So, tn.
women of Colombo should stand
back of ana take an asiis. Interest
in the Law and osd-s leagues tha, are
being formed.
Woman suffrage in the state is a,
stake. The reputation Of our ~o,n-
en- as asiiS. participants in govern
meat L. stsark-d. Thi. /. mo, through
tn. active ro,.sLm.n, OF due ,o the
Fart the ~osnen Of Colorado take In
politics. but iii : du- alone 10 esr-
tain elias. of women shS have Joined
~ith a f-~ hair-braih-i in-n for po-
iitissi purposes ons,
The eastern pres. ha. pa, woman
suffrage in Colorado To the t-si The
eastern pres. has attacked the abii-
i,s II our women in ho,n. life. fer
II has taken The word of t~o OF three
of thos~ ~oen-n sho si.ena all their
time in pabilr life playing poiities as
asains, ,h. h-auiiiui ehsras,-rs Who
-i-ii the baiio, az a privilege bat
~ho do 1, FOR the upholdins OF the
foundation Of iit-s'y. the hss-e- Eji-
tors in various s-siioas ,hroa.hoa,
the cas-, in discussing co,oraao's in
sus,fiai warfare .a--finsiy call ar
,sntion To the fac, that bio.-.sh-.i
and ANARCHY has occurred in a state
shieh has .niof.d woman suffrage
iof s.-n,y year.. And even the
wsmen's Journal. Published In ,ha,
center of irssii-st. iis.;oa. Saws ,hA,
~hiie the women voter. at osir state
-ss~ not rrsroasisi. 70. ,h. strike
riots. there --s- responsible fos stop.
pia. the awful SLAUGHTER Of sn-. 40
msa and ehiiis.n, Thi. iosirns NJ
says thai i, Was only ., IN. insisssn,
demand os the safnen ia, Governor
As,r.,n. called OF the rr..isen; to
s~ns federal reiies.
Eseryon- -ho i. familiar With sh.
in.ia~ns. -hish led ar To the request
fos federal trof.s and Of the meeting
.s ~cm.n which adopted resolutions
making demand. ON ,h. governor y
f-~ ~e-k. a.s tno-s thai shi. 10 NOT
ssse. Th- only ,hias sha, hand of
~oci-n dti vas In make nos- tnis~s-
able the III. of the ehisf -s-,usis- of
.haaia have upheld. t.~., by eoari~
of ~osn-n r-pii,isiAss. n,oss ssr.~d
asd crafty than the sso.i .sy-si-sr-A
nssu politician ANY state ever had. .
ssmt-s ~ vum-a called oa tho Epv.
srnor and made demand. cn him.
And shrn tho governor in due time
s-.i'-a tn Ak f.r f.-.~rai uosf.. q
question he had i--~n -ansid-rins Tor
some sin,.-. hu, horias in ih. mean
time to control the situatton without
the humiliation Of having to call "n
.u,sis~ aid. thee women .rifrd on II
To make Political capital. II ihns-
women and others ~ho have thf"~r
si,.sasi-s In the way Of the ro,-r-
nor and tho Agent. of las and order
in Colorado had b~-n -s-rtinr only y
.riaii TART of tho energy they ~-r~
esp-rdinr so Fandicap tho author
tits in support thereof. the state
would have he,n able to handle the
situation itrif and Law and order
would have been restored.
The Woman. journal took tho
writings Of Helen Ring Robinson.
written by herself for publication.
and tho Rocky Mountain New. for
authority. Even fhc New York sun
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
TELL THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Ie sw tssved sc.ibs unoa high power daily have
sksl usdessAen zeke Martin the dhasIe Of his official duty
aaA II ~ pssaaace wedeind Law and order policy call
ses Il he yellow family Journal and Of
~ Yesv Dstoas deavs guilty Of heineas commit
~ during tAs csal strike.
WY have ns MART, 20 all this treuble Why
see lhef the expense the county whea all Yellow Buoas
before the attorney and what
esae he ad complaints issued against any all Of the
pesssas he speaks Of
Il. Jeha Headrick and N David Ralsten aad Mr. John
1eadek J represent the people Of the Colombo and will
complaint Be dawn the proper showing
1ha Why should zeke Martin bother his head about hearing he
yas,s that ~ Yellow 1uttoas has o tell
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MURRAY, SIGN UP? OH! PEELE!

' "cesA not b ssbsaaa,iaied." is right!
lsss sN Yellow daily viewing The wreck that he asd
sthss e his ik have the humanity which
An anssd spks seday his memorial address the Balkan
vsssan aght with masssused out Of whole
ssh y shs that w. Naay the Victor American Fuel
enpaay vas esiag sign up With the union
. kht laugh
o. Yellow Dstsoas apparently wanted to get big buaeh Of
NJ bssAaaaa boys today take in the
ssA MI Nsays get the ihsee- week
s,sesssy saves to and make showing The report that
, ee.paay getting ready ss. expected to
thsss IL beys to high pitch.
TWAS lovely dream With the viesee American Fse
paay nass tie running full blast be s,Easd that
Ns Nss.ay vesh Nr XeIeaaan Mr. iAwson and ay.
"Dsya fetch q thoss eea,raes aad viii
fss ~ bsys Esa" Just like Mr. 1srTay isat III
Dst eA yellow Dstsas knew the ssssy fsameup
sap inserted here aaa shsse that
ps ss.sshias liz. that b., played The sP
that vssA sa the seadr believe asveheiess
m the raak asd file Of The ssskers getting nisAy
tss aal 4 hsis This eaisseed peee aad
telling Aes Ihey realize also that the hsPs for
vy csss1s aad thsss scores hsAed aad circulated
merely sesaes ths Ssva hearted essay ssvss vas
the vssys q sssakins est asd getas back to work.
h lsalsss have beea 6sag this fFsa The bsGaaas
ny havs ~. feeding the strikers pses aad false hes asd
ssstAiag shsa y ha.g ~ hsie ~ Isasw sssa tine.
k ~ tas he vlesss American company dos nst
ssassaps a,A vim Ne- anssaabs demands es IL
Uhissd Mn WssAss ssv - any dna fst
= It IL danee - ss-nay Joy be sacsaiiaed
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IT WAS FORCED uroM Hix.

~ a ~c'ii.ns feast r-.snsi, the
hri.i. sr.-m -as called ug-an. as usuiai
e. rcspuni ,- the given '"ass. in spite
ef tho fac, tha, h. had pr-siou.Iy
pleaded to i,c .sous-a. niushinr To
the ru-,,s Of hf. hair. he re-, to- hi.
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AhlERlCANISM THE ISSUE


:s s. s ,.s lot . to, . s. s s. . .. , -. As"
w.has'en problem na'icn
csiorsso
m'a tho Men '.H ras'
1T mrass'.hp
aeuon s,a,ssm.nsp ~hish fraas Tor
competition do II all competition
APPRECIATION h e labor corporation final
lie program .sh ia u.,.r,y a, ,s.isao .i,b . .o,i rn
With the shishmen, OF - Colorado b, FEDERAL
,a.% s.s n ,s, '''' an established ''' '''''''' Lesser
As stated b, ,s. .aser ,s. cause Of III. revolt In Colorado va.
rs"n,''sH tn. ORIGINAL arse, los. ' in tho
la~ne. which followed Ia renn,ans in Colorado the
of the allied national auci rebellion
sixth ANNUAL Nddrcss to bis Fellow Citizens OF The senate and ou''
OF Eepre.en President Washington other thing, .'d
III task too dcul, to ascertain ~h precision the lowest
degree of force eonpn, to the ausins the nsrre'on
Ny reluctance aseribc much
ducmn' the aie-, efficient numtr In this
into motion 5000 being which, according
to all calculation would
and msh' PERHAPS by rendering resistance desperate the c
that the ia~. secure frouo obstruction ,a,
viii ,ss"rs "s h. vic r,s,a. and h ,u.snr, sd "n s s,
with a,idiiy the militia
homes
what has been DONE being confessed by those who not in
ciine the
pointed merely particular but
ieai to all Law has aetua'ed many OF the offenders
lc, them their acc,onate vigilance
lpotory of
Let them cherish
cline daily kins dwelling
the nnrrccton whether
CONFUSION disseminated
November in
Address of the President Washington.
Of the
by
ad
niaon of the Government proceedings
political
which, inspiring dusve Of
thc
and cordial dgemcn arc due.
sir tho wisdom and decision
We
requires"
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
COLOR STUDY.

In ,fr late iaii st . certain .oilsss
an old hesru sash sss sseepiax The
tfsn, .,ep.. .hsn trsshHiaa walked
up and said; We'll. tn.le. snpa
ein,-r -iii b. hers and sh"~e 's~ss
~iii he ss black a. Yea afv
Qui.siy the n7sro replied 'Nn"
.prias -iii sam ba hsr.. AMI asu,
tres -iii he =. green a. ,oa are
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
NOT NEEDED.

nr. >--s.mi,. the father "t . fsns.
lis .i.rp-.i into q hook s'ns- I" TOR
chase . blrtkdsy eff fos hi. is.,sss.
oi.. s.n,
'wha, kina of . i--,k ~osid zoe
Ns-g'' ti- clerk inquired. TO ~hosa ~
had .onftd~,i his pusr~s-.
''s.,m-shins that ~ou'a liz us~fsl
s.r the hoy s-pitsd the father. So
ii.is"a.if.
Well. here he ,.fy ss--i eas ~
self u-ir
Self iI-it." repeated sh. father.
Walter don, need anything of that
tind. You'd ought I. s-- him AZ tho
dinner table
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

<is-s thea a practical side Ia ssEk
r.s. Tksfs az. oser 30 boys ,asihs
the aanisl uaisisE and mechanical
sosS ana abaas fi',s oG the siSis
sao az. ,.sihs domestic sso~nee.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

fe-,. lie ia,sna-a To itnpiy that he
-As anPr-rar-d Tot ss-.spnssins.
Ia, h. unfortunately pias-a Ais hand
iI-sn his brides shoulder. and looked
is-n a, h.r As he stammef-a forth
hi. eg-asas and sonsisains -osds;
'-rhi.-.s-,hins has b~~a fossed uros
me
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
Hot Shot from Bennington,
Bloomington Banner )


>"'ae 81 the staua-p' ne" sFap'l> are
}"st "ahin@ up 1" the TACT 'hal ''ie e>-
pense- - the state halr increased nom
= . - 10 i!"t Z" >''..'''','''' 'h -.
ne remington TANNER nei5'e9 tae "i.2ie
charge ana sl.leS mat 81 = costing TIE
~'''' some >t'''u '."'e' year 70 ''"3 ti'e
>la}e 70 Thoroughly thaeL tam
ne sitHatian u must tie remembered mat
The e'ilt7l q the tanner Is TIE e''eh'i'
] governor i4aie9 nom the u
! ice OF tie state auditor sho" iaaJ stale
#e<ren~es nav increased 1to'" -
+ - S''!th,.d'9 during the past - Years.
VI course II tine editor u the tanner
knows more about it than the state audi
+ ior then it VIII be up TO Tins paper 70
maize correction Burlington 1iippet
Now. honestly, you would thnk "ouida t
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Miss Ida Jacobs Of Gmlford. who
underwent serious operation IA the
Melrosr hospital recently, is doing
Wcn
pr. 6. =. Hunter was called with Or.
Noyrs t. Mount Hcrmou Monday to
"perat" upon q .randehlla oil Rey J.
II. Harrison y. D.
The Social club met Yesterday af-
tciuoon with Mrs. Annie Morse Five
hundred WIS cnjoNed. after wlich lioht
refreshments wcr" served
Fraue Edwards OF Western avenue
was operated upon at the Melrose uu,-
pitai yesterday morning bE ba Lynch
assisted ~ ~. hamilton
1nc stand l3y circle at the Woman j
ass~iation Of the Congregational
church met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. T. +. Bartlett for thimhlc par-
The Woman Benevolent society OF
the Baptist church viii have IN enter
tainweut aud sale tomorrow night he
ginning 1T o'clock. jn the ycStrv.
There ail be sale OF aprons. home
mair candy, cauned goods ana Icnor-
ada
Tho Ncar aud Farther lfaht- socie-
tv viii hold il, regular monthly meet
ing next Friday afternoon az 2.aa
9 ',ieeAa no tine home of Miss Susie
Minor ON Western avenue All those
WHO have not haudcd iu their penny
strips Will please do So at tins time or
argd them iu
Miss Elizabeth DeHnisuu returned to
West Brattlcborn Saturday expecting
TO take her Itatr at tine school Mon.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-11
MET ARLIE POND.
Former University Of Vermont Star
Now Surgeon III Philippines.

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ures from the auditor. Now let the Clipper
ask the auditor and if he says that the
Clipper is right or even Approximately
right the Runner viii pay the expenses
Of the editor ot the Clipper for Trip 10
Europe and return On the other hand
the Banner has said that the expenses. If
the state OF Vermont are under 81 300
600 Ii the auditor doesn't state that
the Banner IS right or approximately
right the Banner viii subscribe for the
Clipper for hundred Years and payv,in
advance The only stipulation that the
Banner insists on i that the Clipper shall
print in its editorial columns what she
auditor reports Ii the auditor says the
Clipper j. right il haS fhll leave to call
attention TO it, while il The Clipper j.
wrong We shall Of course expect the Clip
per 10 confess lis mendacity.