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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-17
0enti4er Militdr llat.- -Hereia.

Inter bem gorfib bes Germ 6<nrp
6oefner unb Der SHriftfiibrung nts
her,n 6enrp 2uebbert belt Der obigt
Werein aeitern Nbtnb in 6otFner's
Gale, GIm unb 2ibertp Strabe. itine
regelmdbise WerfdmmIuna ob, in rels
der nah Grlsbisuns tiner 4n3oll
Hputineaeff,dfts On elm. eriranii gene
fsnes Wifglieo riiditdnbiae aran!sns
unteritiiBuna i'm Uetroge BON $46 am
cetDieIen tpurben. ginsr GintdbuEg
nr Cincinnati 1urngtmeinbe su ib.
rem am Spnntae, Is. W6r3, In Der
WufitbaLie ftaiifinbenbsn Snouiurs
n.n fpirb pon Eeiien Der Uereinsnlits
olieRr beitmDslifi. .ntipro&en mere
ben. 5err Rsns. Dtlesot gum Stobts
perbano, erItattete 8erihi iiber Die
leste 8rIammlung uno matie gang
beionbtrs auf bic Rothtptnnigteit Der
BeThoffuns zines ariegsfonbs bebiifs
gei6mpfuna Der INNER rpeiter uiIi fih
oreiftuhen ilmtrisbe Der prchibitios
niitsu aufmertiom. CT srsldrts. Dab
Der Staoipsrbono in eiefer piniiht
befhIoffen babe unb feline ausfiibrnns
oen Iotuobl, ipie aud oieienigen oes
f,rrn auebbert. norm terfslbe berra
Men, poIlfommen beipiiidltete, pnroen
BON otn anspsIeuoen bsifaals aufses
nommen.
Qatbem nod, 5err Sphn aonig.
0iseprdiibent pes Stootoerbanote.
Der ebenfals ontpefeno mar. sur abs
petr osoen bic unserehien 4nsrifIe,
,peld,e BON peri1isoenen Seiten segen
| bic geamten oes Siocts uub Staotss
psrbanoes esmaht pcroen iinb. nod
cine turs. 4nIprahe schalten bate.
iuurb, beihloH.n, bic Jrase be5sl. be-
geifieuer su benz arisssfonos bern
eutbiin,,n iebes einselnsn Wlitslissss
su iiberlnFen.
Serr Rens ma1t. bann nod ouf
ben gortrna iibsr Der Sonntus"
aufmsriiom, ben 6err Carl pisB en-
| .ommsnben Sonntaa, goamittass 3
llbr. unier ben 4uipisien oes Stubts
perbanbs in Der Central 1urnhafe
bdIten ipiro uno bic Witslieoer iuurs
ben bnrh ben gorfiser cufseforSerl.
iitb re6t sablreih su bemIelb<n si1'
sufinosu.
Die ginnobmen betrusfn $26.90
uno bic aussaben $5l.55.
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Weitere 8onos
SinS fir bic gnnfen bes Sufluhts'
banies notbmenoig.

Ter Staotrotb miro in nIleril1d.
tier 3eit oaruni ongesongen lperoen.
fiir oas 8ufIud,tsbans cine weitcre
9onoausgabe pom $4,000 ~ be.
iuaigcr. sSn bieicm Sinne duberten
lid, geitern Observation-Disclosures
nno Rep. Wbite, Der neiie Superin.
tcnoenf Ses 3iiiInbis baiiies. Die nr.
ipriinalid,e 8onoansgabe BON $3.50.
900 iit n1n,Iih nahe3u erid,opft niib
nie gsai,ten aiif ben 3uflisdtsiorlnen
iino tei ipeitem nod nidt rcllenoct
luo eInaeridtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-17
eokal.Derid)t
Die automObii. ii.AnsiieIlans in Der
YsMiifbaue.

VhWIVhuk.
Wabrenb Der iommeubsn Qutomos
bill 4usiieIIung, bic am ndhften
Samitdg abeHo in Der WtuiifbaQe ibs
ren anfang ninmt uHn bis gum
4. Mdrs bnlsri, iperDen mebr hiibihe,
lper.bpoIe UNI perfhisbenoriise Woe
tor s5nbrkuee ausseiiellt iein, als
bies je in einer onberen 4usitelnng bss
WliiteI Msftens, auseenommen in
Chicago, Der Joll getpeien III. Der
9nupi3rped. ben bic Cincinnati autos
mobile Dealers afoeiaiipn NIT Der
nissidbrigsn. ibrer pierisn. 4usfieiIun.
i'm Auss baiien. III Der, Dem Yubliium
su befpeiien. bab i'm Gelbe Der WiOtOrs
syobr3euse. pom ileiniten Wotorrdb
oufndris bis sur toitbarften Gimous
fine Gar Is nihis siebi. Dus bic Gins
einnaiisr automobiIbdnblsr nihi lies
fern ionnten.
Dieter llmiianb bat ss audi bslpirit,
pab bic beo<uttnbfien Jirmen Der
Nuiompbil Branhe iih in gutter Ans
5abl unb friibseiiis senus gemeIDet bas
ben, um eiinftigen unb portheilboftsn
Baum fur ibre neutrality-suspicious. ou
erI0ngen.
Oon5 beionberes JntersfIe ipirb bsr
Mustelluns besbalb entsee<ngbraht,
neil in berisIben gum eri;en Wsoi eius
WuaaM perfchiebener .Gncls Cars be-
iihiigt perosn t0nnen unn aud, pon trs
fdbrtnsn 1e6nifern Dsmonitrirt ner.
ben foneH.
1dslin treffen bic ausSuiieIItnbeu
Cars ein unb iperben in ben Musftels
lnngsrdumen. bic uisber in pr6ntisel
Weife beiorirt iptrben IoIIen, plo3iri.
10 bab sur 3eit Der offi5ielIsn Gr6ff'
nuns am n6mfien Gnmiins Abtnb al
les iir unb ftrtig III. Cir bic Inter,
bdltuna Der 0efuMer burH cine otbits
ofne Waufittapele II sbenfauS eoyst
0etraoen iporbeH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-17
Gterblidf sberidbt.

Mliee Dunniaon, 36. itGbtiihes
Goipitol; Jnausfi in ShsDebs.
Jreb SonHen. 90. IL asrop Court;
ber3leibsn.
MoIes !. aubpid, SO. Gtrif 90.
fpitol; Hierenleicen.
GbriIiine gnmsp. 58, 3468 GoIerain
Mpenus; Hierenleiben.
sJront 6enIhlins. 81, 1859 mefs
tpoob Muenue; 9ruhleibsn.
2eiier Gran, z. 1893 Montroie
Mrenue; Dipbtberitis.
Gront Rommann, 81. 3140 Dim
Eirobs; Gebirnfdlos.
Gtrifiopb Dusrn. 70. soeim Der Ms.
menfdrpsiiern: Sunsenenisiinbuns.
Marion Rees, 80. 1912 Wefiesa
Apenue; nirnbnutent5iinnung.
George Alberis. 80. 1878 0neen
git1 4penue; 1uberiuloie.
Gliinbetb giisnloub. 80. 750 Mes
Usoiin Mpsnue; Dnrmperf9ltnguns.
Msdtbins MsHmparp. 79. % Dinb.
Ian Girabs; OehirnfHlcg.
Mnbp Ghauber. 58. Court unt
Wounb GtraBe; Qungeneutsiinbuns.
9innn auhn. At. 274 W. WeMs
den Mpenue; 2ungenent5iinbung.
Bertha Gregcire. AS. 068 On
Dritis Gtrobe; 9ubertulofe.
abbott Mleyanbtr. 8. $40 6ege
Gtrobe; nirnbouifnt5iinbune.
gbrinopb NiHber X, 70. geDisS;
Qunaentnt5iinbung.
GIifforb Gilbernoosl, 81, 2711
Ban Gtrobe; 6nrnfdurerergiftuna.
WininH Refef. 1. 1891 Gim Gss.s
Qnngfnnt5iinoung.
aod 6tutsmon. %. 2701 6. =
&tr1Se: 9ubertulofe.
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8 a n, tItsn.

lluier aseut II GamiItpn IL
6err Gbunrb grn6, 40 Gib Diinfte
srake. gea 9eI. 476 3, Gsme
4spne 1851 4.
- CLARA 5oberg, Satin bon JOr
fepb 6oberg BON 80. 924 Glib Gift.
Gtrobe. itarb seitern Niorgen an ber
WaHtrfuht, inn 4lttr BON 46 JdbreH.
Gie hinterldbi btu 0ottsn un6 msbr
rere gtihtpiIter.
.oerbsrt Dalton unb 8obe Wor0
ipurben gitern Wlsresu In Der Dffiee
bon Wsapor 6intel oetraut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-17

sySIlS ItmQrDloH, lpelYeI III ule
GdieBersi init Self Uretmnn an,
Gonr1tas Nnhmittae pertpidtlt mar,
iuurbe bon Nihttr Gbdni i'm Wuni5is
pulgeriht rtssn unorbentlincn Betros
gems 5ur 3ablung BON $25 linb acften
rtrurtteiIt. NinnrbIon's Batter, trels
der 1reemnn in ben Mrm i6oB, mnb
ftin Werb0r beiteben, icbalb Der Wers
trunbcte iih seniisenb BON Der Sdub-
fpinoe trbolt bat. Inn I'M Wtunislpalsss
riht erfd,sinen su ionnsn.
- Der 16 Sabre olte Mntbonp aelz
Ter bon Hp. 1910 Cane Strabe ipuroe
Dcreeltsrn Rahmittas ouf Dem Roro
. Strnbe piissI beim SdIittenfahren
bon benz Ghlitten seihleuoeri unb ers
lit cine Wunbe iiber benz linssn Muat.
iofpie fdIimme 1autabidiirfnnsen i'm
@eiint.
Dtr 16idbrise Bonnie Jrienb,
ipeIher feinen GItern in grootpllIe,
Snb.. burhbrannts, f1ifhte ben Was
men BON Gilbert 8eb ouf etnem Ghed
fir $5.15 nnb periuhte benieiben in
ber /. Rational 8ant gu periiIbtrn.
Der Sunst purbe Iosleih perbaftet
uno oer Sussnbeeriht ous9sliefert.
Gr bebauptste, oaB er Den Ghed gefiir@
ben babe unb erbislt bon Ridter GOns
nansbton i'm SussHoseridt eiusn
itr.necn 8ertpei1 nno 9enus 9elo, um
mad Wutsern suriidSuiebren.
- 5eiratbsi6eins: 5ubert Ealton,
q, iinb Babe Daro, Is, beios bon
GcmiIt1n. 6eurp hilbert Wsilsr, %,
Canton. uno Worsarei Wl1rp Jint,
Is. MiobIetorpn; Sam 2ntins, 3S,
unb epbia Opener. 40, bioe BON
Miobletopn.
- Die GountnsGommiiidre fperotn
an 80. Rars anssbots fir bic Stabls
| oher hontrst.griide iiber ben Wiami
5.nB ron Der 6igb bis CUR Wlain
S.raBe enteesen nebnlsH.
- Gsorse sSreberid, Gin 81 Sabre
alter Monn, tpeI6sr bel ieiner 3ottsr
Jrau arnolp, nabe Spumes Corner,
tpohnte, besing in sinem anfalI bon
Geiiiesitorune Selbitmorb. er ftslIts
fi6 In Der Slide Dor einsn SpiegsI unb
fhpb iict cine 2abune Shrpt in ben
aopf. gr binterIdbt eiren Scbn uub
bic cine 3o6ter, bel ipelfer srtpobnte.
- U. 6dron, Elm Stuotnt Der Gins
einndtisr uniperiit1t, osm porlssts
Node in Srforo BON sinsm 3uoe Der
6. 8. IL. .. gabn Elm 5ub obgefabrsn
lpuros. III ioipeit ipisbsr rrseitsai. oab
er nah fsinsm 5sim in grootspils,
Sno., rsiien .onnte.
- Die 2sife bon Carl Meu.e, bsis
| fen riftissr glame Carl 8. Srpesnep
Iiit, ipurbs ssiisrn Woreen b.bufs Be
eroieuns Hah Qebanon eebraht.
Gnssnsp lpurbs ItBt.n ar,iias Ror'
gen tront uno itarb auf Der 5arm bon
| 5reo. 1boras, bel S!odtcn. ehe eir
Qr3t CUR Stsile iommsn tonnt..
| Jrau Geors. Rupp, bon Der Siit
8. Gtrab., beftentts ibreU Gat.en nit
einem 3o6ierheH.
| - g.iftsr SarIan bepilIigte be,
2ouiia Brandon bic Sheibuns Dor
Rongrnneon duf gruHo BON 8ernad,.
IdIisuns uno fprad ihr $3.50 aIi'
meHie 81. DDS gaar bat 5tpei Rim
Der. - Gthe, 5orris ipurpe BON GIa'
renee 5arris ssidieoen.
i - Marie 9pe bat Soi.pb R. Tp'
auf S6eiouns perilaei. 1as paoi
| beirutheis am l. Sttobtr 1903 unb BIZ
GIdaeriu beThulbist ben gotien be-
gernahIniIiguns unS WlibboHoluns.
20. 8. StloiIsr bat Tlanor Gin
Tel feline Reiisnutiou aIs W2its!itb be-
1ilqunesfonbs 1ruItees einaereicbi.
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nROVVNsG
- 1H6Gk1EA
fls>ers N esGts n bsm - ~ ~ yel4es
30 f.asa st.sris {, d L slsrsssSin. ssei ss Css1'e.
JVii 1 D1SII 3 30, Dsr III, DslsaI -

iroenoetipas bon bem Worbunbtnfdn
bes Jsusrs eemertt hdtten. Dsr G&os
BEN beIiuft iidb ailf ettDa $50. Die
35glinee Der in bem brenntnbsn Ge=
bdube befinbliden alafe mdrtHirten
inter aeituns ibrer 9ebrefiH Jrl.
lbelma qpons in muiterbaftsr Orb
iInng aus bem 9auit beraHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-17
3abtpn mnD 0euebue.

- Irl. Barbara Rleinbed bon b.-
6. Aoenus, Oopton. fieI in 1olse els
nss sSshItrittss i'm temple 2beofer
in Neippori pon Der 4ibne unb srliit
eine Vsrrentuna bes linkn Gnbs:s
lentes unb aontdipnen.
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Ausee6rannt
Sit seitern abenb bic GsInmbia
SlsusreeatioHaIiite 0irdje.

Ger granbfhooen Oiirfte ii4 diif
ctpa $4,000 beIauien. - 1ns
sseuer ausenid,einIid, ourd elef-
triItcn alrsidIub Derilriodlt. -
genad,barte Gebaube ipareli scits
peilis aefdhroet. = GonntogS'
Ida,Iiuperinocnten g. RaIfer ret.
tet nit 2ebenssefabr Die aird;cll'
bibcI - Tas Eel3ipaarengeidnf 4
bon g. ReoIer, go, Goa Ruee Ctr,
BON einem Se,ier beimaeiiidtt. =
9sanit inter ben stngeiieIlten zines
9amenidneioer gtabIiiielnei'ts uer'
iiriad)t.
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u E - y . t.

- Jnfolse zines fhabbaftsn Rde
Minis entftanb i'm 9auIe bes GSra Rens
niea, 80. 210 Columbia Strabe. elm
8ranb, Der ober, pbne bebeutenben
S9aben anssrihtet gu bnben, eelOi6t
tperoen tonnte. Der6 6ilfs-Geuerlpehrhef
fanb ous einem QominFms cine HolIe
papkrselb, Die q in Si9erlei! bra4te.
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Ti. aenton gountn 9rpbqe'hDorez
nsu reihten gsitsrn ibren SaluBberi6t
Elm. Sic tparen Is Gage in Sigung
uno erboben 80 2lntlugeu. Der SAL
Der Ranie Gaiptt ipuros ben 0rDBges
ihnor:nen in Snbepenoence, Die hsltte
in Sisuag trsten, iibsrpie'en. Der
San pOn oSobn SOIbe puroe Rem nGhs
item 9rpbgeihtporensn CUR g-lepigung
lberlaTen. 5olgenbs 5dle ipuroen
Derporfen: 4rtbur 5arris, 9eorg
Stephens, ghpmas Sein3ie, Gus. Sc
ga, gbarlsg 8slihap unD gnoh 3ae
ois. -. Der 9eiunobeitsrotb uno Der
Sihsrbsitsz zapmmifdr boben pers
fpro6en, elne GENTLE SanitatszSroiz
RGn3 purd3ufubren uno puroe bon .Iz
uer antIags Ab'lano genommen. sic
ertldrter, oab gegenDGrtig Die SeieBs
beiIsr befoIgt uno Die GrbIHan3en itrits
ter ourhgefi6rt psroen, ols je Suoor.
Dem Sberiff unb Der qoli3ei tpuroe
hafIr Der 0ant uusgeiproAen. - Die
2egislatur foQ angegangen tperoen,
ein 9eieB gu puIilren, oas Nmt eInes
GountpzDetsttios an ihaffen. - s5n
per Sberiffs Office iOlIte Elm feuers
iiheres 8en0lbe ange6rlht iperben,
nm Die Steuerbuher gu i6iigen, AUDI
iollte Die 6ol3Dertlsioung am Court
1aus eineu 4n'trih erbdlten. - Die
Straben BON 2atonia uno RoIeoale
follen nit ShilDern Derieben nerDsn.
- Die alten Steuerbuher, Die I'm 8a~
fement bes Gourthauies uuFgeipeibert
iiHo, 1olIten in etnem aonfrets9epDlbe be
aufbeDa6rt ipsroen. Dem Stabtz
gefdneniBpdrter ioqen me6r ols %
Gents pro Gag fir Die 8ertoIiigung
Der Gefangsnen be3ablt psrben.-Gie
Gii6s bes GountpgefdnsniIes lei ben
gnfprii6en ni6t entiprehen unb fplz
len bic StaptzaommiFare abbilfs
ifdffen. Die 9robgsfhporenen
fanben oas StaDts uno gpuntp@@ @e=
fdngniB unp ous GpuntD 4rmsnbaus
in por3iiglidem 3uitanoe unn ipraden
ihr Cob Dem allItos oes gourtbaEies,
ssobn y. @linoemeper, tpegen Der
Hsinlihfeii, Die berrfdt, aus. - Sol
aenoe NnflageH ipurben erbuben: 9fis
dorD armitrong, ungeieslibcs 3erltO.
ren BON Gieenthum Der s. unb 8. 81
fsnbobn; 8ursfhaft 5000. - Gbiirt
Gain. Grlaneung seitoblener Maeren
pDn 8. 9. Gotti4alt yno 5. 8. Geo.
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g bin n.

Sic Gobinstun Office fiir 5as Sin
xinnatier @uIfsbiatt" befinoet lid I'm
gebauSe go. 509-511 Waniion
Gpeune. gnseigeu, Nittbeilnngen
nnb 9eitellunsen irseuomelfer Writ
iperneu Bis 10 l1br IbenSs baielbit
emtaesensenommen. Selepbon Soutb
1854.
9 IuBberi6t Der g. ges
RI m Orpuen
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-09
DALE WON ON 21st BALLOT.
Continued from Page ~

was seconding the nomination Of
Dunnett. w. r. Daley of Brattleboro
seconded tho nomination of Dunnett on
behalf of ''majority of the dele
gates of Windham county, and j. II.
Ware of TowRShend seconded for Dale
on behalf Of Is to 90 delegates from
the same county. The usual list Of sec
ending speeches was made from all Of
the counties, and almost exactly an
hour after the convention opened bal
lot was called for. The men who had
made the Enominating andsss secondlng
g1etg hes were the tefters. he. first bal
dot ssIn wei 24s5 votes with 122 peeFssssry
for choice, Gordon having SO, flannett
S6 and Dale 90 Then the ballots fol
lowed as follows;
Second Gordon 81, Dunnett 81, Dale
9S Third, Gordon 60 Dunnett 80, Dale
100. Fourth, Gordon %, Dunnett 81,
Dale 1913 Fifth, Gordon 90, Dunnett
80, Dale %. Sixth, Gordon SO, Dunnett
Sc, Dale l0l Seventh, Gordon DO, Dun
nett SO, Dale 100. The balloting contin-
ued without marked change until on the
21st Dale secured the required number.
In the early stages of the convention
the chairman announced eX-GoN. w. W.
Sticknev of Ludlow, c. +. GrosNenor
of Springfield and f. H. Deavitt of
They were not prepared to act without
previous notice. and therefore simply
reported the following, which were
adopted unanimously without discus
sion.
Resolved, That we, the Repubh-
cans of the Second congressional
district in convention assembled,
hereby reaffirm our adhereance to
the sound Republican principles
which made Vermont and the ma
tion great.
Resolved. That the policy Of
| protection to our American indus
| tries. as cxpouuded by our great
| congressman, Justin :. Morrill,,
| should again be given a leading
place among the progressive issues
! crowding for solution.
We hereby pledge our hearty
support to the nominee for Con
2ress this day selected.
The following district committee
was elected while the ballots were be
inc counted: Caledonia, Charles L
stuart Of Lyndonvil'e; Essex, l. }
Bowkcr of Lunenburg, Orange, J. I
Shcrburne of Randolph; Orleans. J.. I
Nelson OF Derby Line; Windsor. &. +
Leland of Springfield; Windham, 1
| f. o 'Brien of Bellows Falls; Washing
ton. Frank +. Rowland of Barre, chose
in place of Gen. J. II. Lucia of Mont
peIier, Civil war veteran. who de
clincd to serve longer after being g
the committee many years. During III
afternoon the committee organized b
the election of Mr.. Leland as chairman
Mr.. Sherburne as secretary and an -
ecutive committee consisting of Nh
Leland. Mr.. Stuart and Mr.. Brlen.
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day night to stay week while Mr..
Proutv harvcsts his grain.
Miss Eva Walcott OF East NorthfeId
is at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Agnes Walcott. a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Miller of Brat
tleboro We're guests of Ms. FANNIE
Howard the first of the week.
y. Lester Higgins and family of New
York city are visiting his mother, Mrs
Carrie Higgins. in West Jamaica.
Wales Cheney. NJ. L. Howard, Horace
Sanders and John Devoll attended the
soldiers reunion in Brattleboro Satur-
day.
Ernest Martin and family have NOV
ed into the tenement in Mrs, Newman $
house. recently vacated by Mrs. Maude
Clark.
Miss Amy knights went Monday to
Albany, \. Y, where she intends to
ia Ike a six-mouths' course to become a
| trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Muzzy went
! to Massachusetts Saturday to visit at
! Mrs. Ada Goodnow S and with their
son, Harold Muzzy.
! Dr George H. Clarke and Miss Helen
| Clarke of Concord. \. H.. and F. \.
| Clarke of Townshend were visitors at
G. l. Clarke 5 Friday.
Benjamin $. Blake. mother, compan-
ion and maid, of Auburndale. Mass.
are spending a few days at their sum
mer home in West Jamaica.
F. G. Hoslev has sold his meat bust
ness to T. +. Bemis, who sold 1t last
spring to II. :. Sherwin. Mr.. Bemls
took possession Tuesday of this week.
About 10 were present at the benefit
tea at Wales Cheney Wednesday
Sept. = They were taken to and from
Mr.. Cheney ; by George Hollenbeck IL
his automobile.
: y student representing the Bullar'
: Co Of Boston has been in town inter
viewing citizens in regard to issuin:
survey of Jamaica and other town
in New England.
Charles Cooley and brother and Har
old Knights have gone camping on tn
mountain toward Manchester to pic
ferns. Edward Stark took a large loa
| of crates over for them Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. T. r. Cheney an
Miss Lydia DAILY Of Mt. Vernon, \.
+ who spent the summer here with Nj
j Chcncy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vale
Cheney, returned to New York Tues
r day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-09
ISIS Rcna Allen is home.

Miss Rcna Allen is home.
Alvah Higgins. has bought a new
automobile.
Miss Florence Cheney is working in
the central telephone office.
Miss Lucia Noble went to her school
in New York city Saturday.
Several from here attended the ball
game in South Londonderry.
There vas a small audience at the
moving pictures in Opera hall.
Julian Taft aud family of Townshcnd
spent Sunday az ii. j. Sage :
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cheney spent
Sunday in South Londonderry.
II. s Sherwiu attended the fair in
Springfield, this state. this week.
Miss Eva Walcott of Northheld,
Mass. is home to stay a few days.
Miss Edith Clark began school in the
village in Wardsboro Tuesday. Sept. 5.
Miss Katherine futile Of Brattleboro
was a guest recently at \. b. Cheney :.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. b. Williams Of Graf
| ton were at Lewis Savage 5 last week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Mclean came
| from Northfield by automobile Monday
| Bert Perry OF NardSDorO called on
friends in town the first Of the week
Mrs. H. \. Mclean returned to North
| field, Mass. after few days spent here
last week.
Ernest Martin and Leon Bemis ar,
the jurymen from Jamaica for thu
county court.
Mrs A. B. Stark is buying ferns Thu
fall \ number of the townspeople have
begun picking.
Mrs. Maude Clark has taken posses
sion Of her new home, recently bough
of Spencer Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Rockwell an,
friends Of Brattleboro called on Mrs
Fannie Howard Friday.
Miss Stella Howard, who spent he
vacation here, returned to her school il
Chicopee. Mass, Monday.
f. w Prouty and family came Sur
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markably heady and can adapt himself
to any kind of play. He first appeared
in Davis cup matches in 1909 and is
ihirty-siX years Of age. -, -.
Anthony f, Wilding, another mem
Der of the invading team and rated by
experts as the peer of Brookes. does
not place his own ability so high He
says that he cannot say. whether
Brookes or Maurice f, Mclaughlin of
San Francisco is the greater player,
but he places the two rs the best play
ers of today.
Brookes is regarded as an individual
list in that his strokes resemble none
made by other players. His grips vary
with almost every stroke, and lie takes
the ball in all sorts of positions.
Wilding declares that McLoughlin's
service is the best he has ever played
against. His second ball" says Wild
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Total bases, Greenfield Is, Bellows
Falls l.. Sacrifice hits, MeMahon,
Ryan. Sacrifice flies, King, Monahan
Stolen base, Burns Two-base hits,
Glennon, Monahan, Burke, Sworn
stead. Carroll. Three-base hits, Ryan,
Sherman. Hits, off Howard, 7 in two
innings; off Swormstead, in seven
innings. First base on balls, Sher-
man ,, Tormev, Glennon, Goodridgc,
RYAN, Connolly, Swormstead, Carroll,
DETROIT. Lest on bases, Greenfield ;,
Bellows Falls 4. Struck out, Glennon,
Tormey, Swormstead, Burns. Batter
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N'LOUGHLIN AND BROOKES
AS EQUAL TENNIS STARS.
Wlding Declares They Are Worlds
Best Players Today.

Norman Z. Brookes. captain of the
AustTalasian tennis team that came to
this country to play for the Davis cup,
is native of Victoria He has been
prominent in tennis since 1896 and has
been the recognized champion of the
world since 1907. He plays as nearly
perfect game as any player in the
history of the sport. and if he has a
real weakness 4it' is yet to be discov-
cred. The Australasian captain is re-
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GREENFIELD WINS
FROM TURNSTILES
Loaned Visitors a Catcher, Who Play
ed Good Game-Howard Knocked
from Box-Score to 8.
Especial 10 The 'Reformer,l
GREENFIELD, Mass. Sept. G

Greenfield won from Bellows Falls
here yesterday, 9 TO :, III smuggling
match. The visitors were nearly three
quarters Of an hour late and as they
were without catcher the Greenfield
management loaned th"m Connolly, who
played a fine game Howard was
knocked out Of the box in the second
inning. Swormstead relieved him, but
was in trouble, passing four men and
hitting one.
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JAMAICA.
Thrown Under Running Board

f. w. Prouty met with an accident
while coming from Winhail Sunday
night While turning out for an auto
mobile his wheel caught on a wood pile
beside the road throwing Mr.. ProutF
10 the ground under the running board
If the automobile His face was badly
cut and bruised and his arm aud
shoulder wrenched
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hit, King. Double play, Ryan, Crow
Their, Connolly. Passed ball, Connolly.
Wild pitch, Howard. Time, In som.
Umpire, Garry.
*Two out when winning run was
scored; Mcmahon out, failed to touch
first base.
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KEENE SCORELESS
UNTIL THE NINTH
Larks Had Little Difficulty in Defeat
ing Beavers s to 3-Adarns Last
ed but Short Time
Especial to The Reformer.) 4
KEFNE. N. II Sept O.

Northampton bad little difficulty in
defeating Keene here yesterday by a
score of to 3. Adams lasted only one
and one-third innings and was relieved
by Bell. Hammersley pitched air
tight ball until the last inning, when
keene managed to put three runs
across. The score:
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Total bases, Northampton IL, Keene
,. Sacrifice hits, Cram. Maloney. Fish.
stolen bases, Conroy. -Conley, Maloney,
Stafford. Two-base hit, Conley. Hits.
off Adams ) in three innings, off Bell :
in six innings. First base on balls, off
Hammersley CD, Stafford, Sullivan,
Murray; off Bell ((, Conroy. Left on
bases. Northampton 9, Kecne -. Struck
out, by Hammerslev (2), Murray, Bell;
by Adams (l), Darlington; by Bell o.,
Conley. Double play. Maloney, Conley
and Conrov. Passed ball. Fish. Time
III 4om. Umpire, McGamwen. Attend
ance. $50.
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TWIN STATE LEAGUE.

Greenfield at Bellows Falls.
keene at Northampton.
Newport at Brattleboro.
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National League.

American League Games Today.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington.