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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
TWIN STATE STANDING.
Sporting Notes.

The New York World holds that the
is free passes issued by Bruno Haas
establishes an American league record
OF the kind and 1t was never ap-
preached closely in the National league
except once when three Pittsburg
twirlers managed to give about as
many in one game.
Owner Somers of the Cleveland team
admits that he borrowed $4,000 of
Joe Birmingham when Joe was manag-
ing the team, but Somers claims it WAS
because Joe wanted to have the money
earn six per cent instead of four. Any
how it gives one basis for the cause
of the row.
In all assemblages there are some
people who are willing to pay extra
for preferred positions or additional
comfort. 1t would be more than like
ly, if someone had camp chairs at the
fair grounds Saturday afternoon, that
they could be rented. This is merely
"a suggestion, not an order.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
Sporting Notes.

The Twin State race is mighty close
All four teams are in tie for first
place.
Ray Collins pitched his first entire
game of the season yesterday and won
from Washington, II to 4.
MaiseI continues to be the spectac-
ular performer of the Yankees and
not only spectacular but mighty use
full
George Davis, the old Williams
pitcher who pitched a no-hit game last
season for the Braves, has reported to
that team.
A victory today in the boat race by
Harvard would give that college a
cleanup season over Yale in all branch
Is Of major sport.
George Wiltse, released by the
Giants, is now ex-manager of Jersey
City, having been released by the di-
rectors of that club.
The Twin State games today are
Bellows Falls at Claremont and New
port at Keene. On Saturday Clare
mont plays at Bellows Falls and Keene
at Newport.
Crippled Zimmerman Of the Cubs
went in as pinch hitter yesterday,
making a double that drove in the run
that tied up the game. Later he stole
home with the winning run.
James, Cornell coxswain, weighs only
| 81 pounds. There ought to be a rule
/ in crew racing requiring such fellow
to wear lead shoes or q shirt of mail.
| It's an unfair advantage over the
other crews.
| The Bellows Falls Times is authority
! for the statement that Manager Crow
! Their of the Bellows Falls team ans,
wered SO letters in three weeks. That
means $1.66 of that $1,000 has gone
already.
Smell, once with Brattleboro, later
with the Red Sox and then with To
ronto, is playing first for the Man
chester team. Briggs, who was the
Bellows Falls clouter of renown, is hit
ting well for the same team.
Gillboly, third baseman and captain
of the Trinity college nine, has beer
signed by the Fall River club of tho
/ Colonial league to sub for Bill Glen
non, the old time minor Lacquer, who
broke two fingers of one hand We'd
nesday.
Charles "Chick' Murphy, the for
mer Bellows Falls high school star
feompeted in a meet in Rutland last
Saturday lie took frsts in boil
jumps and the shot, second in the pol,
vault and third in the discus. H,
cleared feet inches in the higl
jump.
5 The sporting department of til,
) Springfield Union advises Greenfield t,
J go slow ON joining the New Englan,
1 league The Union says baseball mel
believe the league will suspend befor
the season is over and many thinl
July . viii see the last games thi
season.
If we were to venture a prediction
it would be that Mack viii think twic
before letting Crowell 90 to som
fdninor league for seasoning. Comm
needs pitchers badly and Crowcl
l showed he is some pitcher, if he di
lose close game because of issuin
too many passes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
GREENFIELD FANS
TO HAVE BASEBALL
Tom Keady's Team to Be Transferred
to Greenfeld-S 900 to Be Raised
as Guarantee.
Especial to The Reformer. J

GREENFIELD, Mass, June 25.-Green-
field is to have league ball at last and the
first game of the Greenfield team in the
New England league will be played here
"Wednesday with the Fitchburg team as
opponents. The arrangements were com
pleted last evening at a meeting of 100
fans which was addressed by Tom Ready
president of the Manchester club, which
is to be transferred to Greenfield because
of poor support at Manchester.
Ready wanted $1,000 guarantee from
Greenfield fans, the money to be obtained
from the sale of 20-game books for 50
each. OF this amount $500 was subscribed
at the meeting and a committee of 10 was
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.

American League Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
appointed to turn in the balance within 4s

appointed to turn in the balance within 4S
hours.
The Manchester leader told the fans that
he had seven college men on his squad of
Is, that the club was fast and making a
good showing in the New England league
race. He declared that although the sal
airy limit was $500, he was $3.50 under
this mark He pointed out the. publicity
advantages Greenfield would gain in being
represented in the New England league.
Altogether Greenfield fans thought well of
Ready and his talk Judge Henry j. Field
presided at the meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25

Now is the time to save money on
your wood. See Vermont Last Block
company advertisement of special
prices.-Adv. S9-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
National League.

National League Games Today.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg
st. Louis at Chicago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25

Total bases, Newport I, Claremont
Sacrifice flies, O'Mara, Twombly
stolen bases, Crowther, Keaney 2, VoIk.
Two base hits, Volk Ormsby Hits, off
Anderson 6, off Wilson 6 First base
en- balls, Crowther, Dixie Left on
bases, Newport 4, Claremont s. Struck
out, Twombly, O'Mara. Saunders 3,
Shea, King, Fishburn, Carroll, Wilson
Batters hit, Volk, Carroll. Double
play, Saunders, Crowther and Volk.
Time, III. som. Umpire, Ready. At
tendance, 1900.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
MARVIN POUNDED
HARD BY KEENE
Bellows Falls Pitcher Allows Is Hits
and Visitors Win to 3-Umpire
Elected McElwee.
Especial to The Reformer.)
BELLOWS FALLS. juno IS

BELLUWS FALLS, Junc %.
Keene swatted its way to victory here
yesterday at the expense of Marvin,
who yielded nine hits for total of 10
in the first four innings. He lapsed
again in the ninth for four more runs.
The score was 9 to g. The work of the
Keene mfield featured. McElwee, ar
guing with Umpire Trainor, touched
the imp protector with the handle of
his bat and was elected from the game,
being the first thus honored in the
league this season. The score:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25

LaDeI, StanufIdge, OhtHeyl IItItt
and Archer; Robinson, Meadows, Per
due, Doak and Snyder, Gonzales.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
PERSONAL.

Miss Elizabeth Doyle went to New
York today to remain several days.
Mrs. Bertha Nuthan of Holvoke and
two children visited Mrs. J. L. Ryan
Sunday.
Bert Stone s family moved Wednes-
day to Bellows Falls, where he has
employment
Mrs. Lloyd Pedrick and daughter,
Elsie, of New York are visiting at
Charles Pedrick s.
Norma Stafford went to Putney
with Eva Reed to spend Sunday at
Miss Reed S home
Mrs. II. j. Allen of Canal street was
taken suddenly i'll Monday night and
has been confined to the house since.
Mrs. Martha Demo was a guest of
Miss Nora Jacquith at Mrs Allen s
on Canal street. and attended the high
school alumni reunion
Mrs David Eddy of Jamaica, who
had been guest of Mrs. A. v. D. Pi-
per, went yesterday to Shushan, n. Y.
where she will make her home.
Ray Sanders went Wednesday to
Lake Sacandaga in the Adirondack
mountains, where he has employment
during the summer at the Adirondack
Inn
Miss Lillian Ryder of Hartford
Conn, Miss Doris Dowley, Mrs l.. L
Stafford and daughter, Norma, spent
Thursday with Mrs. D. S. Angler il
East Putney.
| Mrs. j. f. O'Neill and two sons
Frederick and Francis, of st. Albani
were in town Yesterday to see Mrs
0 Neil 5 brother, Thomas Aher, in tn,
| Melrose hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Knowlton, daughte
| of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Knowlton o
Cambridge, Mass, will come today t
visit her grandmother, Mrs. Edwar
Clark, and her aunt, Miss Florenc
E. Clark. Her parents will go to Cal
fornia to visit the expositions and wi
be away seven or eight weeks.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25
Sporting NeWs
NEWPORT WINS IN
PRETTY CONTEST
Bunched Hits with Errors in Game
with ClaremontAScore to l.
Street Parade Before Game.
NEWPORT. n. IT., june {

y y " 7 VI ~ IIsl y UIIU 10
Three singles punched gave Clare
mont one run here yesterday in the
second inning, but Newport by bunch
ing hits with errors managed to get
three, one each in the fourth, fifth and
sixth innings, and won a pretty game
Nv o score Of to |. Errors by Johns
ton and Fishburn were costly. The
game was preceded by street pa
rade. The score:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-25

Stolen bases, Stafford, Carroll, Crow
Their, Thomas, Tormey. Two-base hits:
McElwee, Stafford, Suarez, Vernon,
Carroll. Three base hit, Dowd. Home
run, Murray. First base on balls, Ken
ney ., Crowther, English. Struck out
Lynch. Wild pitch, Vernon. Umpire,
Trainor. Time, Oh. 5m. Attendance,
40
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

ltanbiger @eiie Ben @tr6ern 5u Sc
miitb fiibren: miebiel man in einem
beitimmten 8eitabfdniH 10 bergel1-
BEN fam, tpiepiel NiiBlibes 6afir
angeidafft mer6en fonnte, miepiel
nnbeil bielleidt burb 6as nnnitbe
berborger11fen tpur6e u IN. &in6er
mutt gbrgefiibl mer6en iid 6ann iider
M}iibe geben, 6ie @ltern fiinftig 81
erfrelten. 8enn &ednl1ng uno &ai-
ienbeiton6 nidt iibereinitimmen, 10
5ieb man ibnen bonn ndiditen Monats-
gels sic Differen3en ab. Sin6 bonn
@irtbidaftsgelo @riparniiie genro6t,
TO per6en 6ieie ouf Die Sportaiie &C.
tragen, un6 CUR 8elobn11ng miro Dos
Saidengel6 erb0bt. 8ei BEN &inoern
tper6en 2uit un6 5reuoe CUR Spor<
iamfeit gr0Ber, tpenn ibr @utbaben
tpa9it, utt6 Sen @ltern mer6en bange
E5orgen um bas @obI ibrer &in6er IN
Der 3ufunft o%bgenommen, peil lire
&tn6er NIT @ernunft unb Borbe6adt
@el6 ouS5ugeben lernten, tpas fir ie-
BEN Meni9en 6urda11s notbtpen6ig
1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
FatnilieNkrti$.
@elomertb ridtig ein5uidatem.

@enn mani cine m%1tntere, i6ers
5e1r6e nn6 fpielen6e @inoerf9aar aui
Dem @pielplabe beobadtet, 10 modte
1ltart tpiin1d)en, 6oB tie &eiterfeit nno
ltnidul6 bliebe, baB tie ii& niennals
um sic aufreibenoen @ei@afte Der
grmud5enen at fummern brm16te.
Sc lit aber Ieioer ni@t mogli@, file
pie sic @ogeI urter Dem &immel,
Sic 1i6t iaen un6 ernten nnb bo@
bonn bimmliiden @oter ernabrt mer-
sen, a11fpobfet1 5u laiien. Son Der
Sorgloiigfeit mub fi@ boS &tno gum
grnit Ser grtperbsarbeit 6urdttn'
ben; es 6arf nidt groB tper6en olS
Beapobner elmer @elt, in Der @elo
feline Stole ipielt. Dober iouten es Sic
'Gltern nit ibrer gereiften @rfabrung
ols cine Ser b0diten Bfli6ten ar-
ieben, bos &in6 nit 6em gefabrlid)-
iten Sren1r6e nn6 Gein6e Der Menih~
beit befannt gu mod)en; benin es if
cine alte grfabr11ng, 6aB Ser am
iinnlo1elten @elo a11sgibt, Ser plot.
li6 5u 8erm0gen gefommen lit. Ct
fonnte ni6t Iernen, @el6 nit Sinn
nn6 @eritan6 m1s5ugebenz mca CUR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

mebr on3ieben unb INN ii9 DEFENDERS
berbor3utbun, b0blte iie 5emmeIn
aus unb 5og 6ie art ibre BiiBe. Sod
Gange iolte lie NIT 6ieiem eigenarti.
gen JuB3eug nidt geben, unb alS tie
gerabe in sic Stride geben tpoQte unb
Sen SUP a1f Die 3ugbriide iebte, fiel
bie erlte 5tufe auf, Der oas gar3e
.S1loB iammt Ser @riide rubte, Elm
uno 6aS gan5e @autperf itiir3te 5u-
iammen. Son 6em SdloB iin6 m1r
nod einige Eriimmer borbanben,
bod lire 6ubitapfe bot ii@ a11f einem
SteirL Ser cine 5t1fe ser Bride
uar, abgeoriiH un6 ion no6 beute
5u ieben fem.
8rot in Stein berman-
6eIt. = SSn Ser 5ta6t Dan5ig ging
bel elmer groBen Ebel1r1tng cine
arme 6ru1 nit 5mei fleinen &tn6ern
6nrd Sic StraBem, nnb sic &leinen,
neil Tie iebr bmngrig maren, idrieen
un6 metnten nod} 8rot. So begegnete
ibr Elm Mon6, nnb tpetl sic Srau
6adte, er mare Elm frommer Meni@
10 Bot iie ibn NIT fleben6en @orten,
ibr 6o6 MIR Elm gan3 fleines Stud<
diem @rot fir ibre &inoer gu iden-
fen. Ser M0n6 aber iagte: SD
babe feins." ST." fagte sic Srau,
ui@ iebe mob1, baB SIR peldes in
Ser Eai@e tragt." Mber Ser bortber-
5ige M6n6 iagte, 6as pare 11l1r Elm
Stein, Inn &un6e 6amit gu merfen,
un6 ging fort. Ma6 elmer @eile
aber bungerte i'm, un6 er langte in
Ole Saiae, fem Brot gu eiien. So
aber iab er gu .ieinem gr0Bten
6aB bos 8rot pirfli9 in
einen Stein bertpar6elt par.
SSn Sicilien aber gebt sic Gage,
SOB, tper @rotfrummer a11f Die @rbe
IaBt, ite nod Dem To6e nit
Sen Mugentpimpern 5~uiammenfegen
Sos muB fdredli@ fem, un6
6as m0dtet SIR 6ob nidt, ni6t
Mlfo febt gu@ biibih Dor
un6 odtet aa19 SOS fleinite Stud6en
8rot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Kindtrt6e.
@eididten bonn lieben 8rot.

8rot lit cine Iiebe @ottesgabe, 3D.
RIM iolen mir banfbar bafiir iei11
1rn6 oosieIbe i9dben. 9ei6er aber
geidJiebt bas oft nidt. Sdon nnter
gu9 fleinen 8uben un6 Mea6eln.
0ent ood einmaI nod ur6 iei6 gan5
ebrIi9. 8er bon @u6 bnt idon ein'
NAL fem 8rotrelt9en f%ortgeporfem,
uno lit gar elmer babel, Ser ihon uuf
@rot getreten bot, mas "a muf Ser
@trabe Lag un6 tpos @0gel unb bum
grige Sbiere germ aufgefreiien bit.
ten?
Gong friiber galt 10 ettpas ols
idtpere Sinbe; 90 maren Die Weep-
1den eigentli6 berniinftiger, nnb i@
tpin gu9 bier elm poar gar5 alte
Geldidten er5dblen, in 6enen geiagt
miro, tpie Ser Iiebe @oh Ole ~8rot.
Timber" uuf bos S1merite beltraft.
@oI@e @eididten er5ablte man iid
friiber inn garaen 6euti6en 8olfe,
man 11ennt Tie Sagen, unb in ieoem
2moe gibt es iolde @agen.
Srau @utt. = Die 6rm SMtt
mar cine gepoltige &ieienf0nigin; iie
tpobnte in uralten 3eiten in Ben ST.
roller @ebirgen, sic iebt fobl un6
grou iin6, mo 6amals aber nod grit
ne @aI6er un6 @ieim un6 reide
9(eder maren. Nh1n fam einmal pets
memo un6 iammern6 ibr fleiner Sobn
berein, ser par iber un6 iber nit
@61amm un6 S9mlB be6edt, benin
er par IN einen groBen Sumpf ge<
fallen. St batte ii@ namli@ cine
Ganne als Stredenpfer6 abbre@en
mouen nn6 neil ser 8m1m am
@or16e bes Sumpfes itanb, lit ct
ousgeglitfdt als er ben Stamm ltm-
bro@. Sic 6ro1 @iH tr0ftete ibren
@1einen; Damn rief ite nod einem
9iener, ser muBte mei6e 8roiamer1
nebmen un6 Sos @in6 6amit reini-
gen. Dieie grobe @iin6e aber tpur
Dem Iieben Got 6enn bod 81 itarf,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

er lieB Elm groBes untpetter berouf-
5ieben. 8lib un6 Don1rer in ME &c,
meiener @emalt, un6 als ft6 6as per-
5ogen batte, tparen sic reibe11 @eder
unb sic @iefen unb @dl6er ber-
idtpunben, nn6 an ibrer @telle mar
Elm unfru6tbares SteinderoM, 100
audi nidt Elm &alm@en gebetten
fonnte. SSn Ser Mitte nber ltan6 Srau
&iH, sic i6Iimme Miefin un6 mar
beriteinert, 1n6 10 miro Giles bleiben
Bis gum iingiten Gage. SSn' Girol
ober iagen Sic 2e11te oft beute nod
gu boien un6 mr1tbpiuigen &in6ern:
uSpart Cure 8roiamen, bamit es
@u@ ni@t ergebe, mte Ser Grou
!&uH."
Ser @~rbfaII Bel &o4~
It d st = @egen SEN unterbar5, 11n<
meit bes Dorfes &oditd6t, liegt ELM
Gee un6 Elm @r6fan, bon 6em fol-
geroe Gage gebt: An Steue 6es
Sees tpar friiber cine @raspei6e, 90
biiteten Die @fer6eiungen Die 8fer6e
ibrer 8auern. @inmal, als fie ftd
gum @ifem n%ieoerietten, foben iie,
baB elmer Ser S1rngfnedte @eiBbrot
betommen batte, mabreno sic ar6e-
rem muir @dtpar8brot oBen. Dariiber
Nun, 6aB iie 111tr Sdtpar3brot bat-
ten, pa1r6en sic gottloien 8a1ben iebr
5ormg, marfen ibr 8rot n1f 6ie Ct
6e, traten es NIT Siibert un6 idluger
nit BEN Bfer6egetBeln 6anad. Mber
itebe, mabren6 file nod i@lugen,
tropfte 8lut aus Sen 8roten berous.
90 eribraden sic 8uben un6 lieben
,ab 6obon. 8ol6 6arm1f tbat ii6 6ie
@r6e m1f nn6 ber16lang 6en gan5er1
@lab init Bfer6en un6 8ubem 1ur
ser cine l1niduI6ige fonrte fi6 ouf
einem @fer6e retten. sic tamen nie
tpie6er ans 9ageslidt; AT iener
@teue ober lit iett ser @r6fan l1ro
Ser tiefe Gee.
Die @emmeIidnbe = Gin
BmrgfrG1lein tpar i6redli@ bo6mii-
tbig nnb tpuBte ni@t, mos iie aues
tbun 1onte, nm ii6 Dor Mn6ere1 ber-
bor5utbu11. @inn1ol nun tpoqte file
feline ge1pobnliden 3eug= o6er 9e6er=
1dube, pie Tie ole 2elte tragen,
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1870 mn6 bemte.
2exnsef6nenbe Beotadtungen fit bic
Gsrtf6ritte Der ariegshtrurgie.

Gsrtf@ritte ber arieeshtrmrsie.
Ser befannte man&ner Ortbopdbe
@ebeimrat 2ange unb profeTor
5rupp er3dblen in Der bemnd@1t erz
f@etnenben rRriegsortbopdbie" fol-
genbes 4aratterifHf4e @rlebnis zines
Setlnebmers am 1870er &riege, bas
0en unterfdte6 anif@en 6amals unb
beute treffli@ tenn3et@net: 9err b.
Z. bat als 2eutnant am Rrisge 1870
teilgenommen unb bate bel ben
Rdmpfen an ser 2oire in elmer bitz
tertalten Na@t auf @orpoiten gu itez
fen. Megen Der empftnolt@en &alte
gingen bic 2eute Der aompagnte abz
pedielnb gu benz 1 Rilometer ent<
fernten @orfe, bas 1T Brand gei@oiz
len poroen por, UNI ii@ an Sen raus
@enoen Sriimmern gu pdrmeE. 9a
fiel es ibnen auf, bab aus einem
9auie, in Dem profehor &c. nit letz
men 4fiftenten arbeitete, in regelmdz
Btgen 3pti@enrdumen Elm Teaiter gez
Dffnet un6 etmas berausgemorfen
tpuroe. Die Meugierbe trieb tie nadz
5ufeben, un6 ba 5eigte fi@ gu ibrem
@ntieben, baB Is abgei@nittene Mrme
unb 8etne iparen, bic fi@ Dor benz
Scatter bereits au einem gansen Ser
&c angebduft batte1. @enn man
peib, bab beute on ben 9anptperz
banbpldBen muir tpenige Mmputattoz
men ousgefIbrt mer6en - 9antelz
len 3. 9. beri4tet, baB CT unter 1000
0erpunoeten nur 3petmal cine Mrmz
au1putation borgenommen, ale lbri<
gen 8ertpunbeteu ober tonferpatib be-
bon6tlt bat, = 10 fenn5ei@net oas
ben l1nter19ieo bon bamals unb beuz
te in f9lagenber Metfe. 3ubem ftarz
ben bon ben bielen Mmputierten 1870
nod ein GROCER Sell. Sn man@en
2a5aretten, mo ber 9ofpttalbrano
berr14te, erlager troy BET frab3eitt<
gen Mmputationen BON ben our@
&no@erz uno @elentf@ufe @erleBz
ten 80 Bis 80 b. $. ibren @unoen.
9eute bagesen laf1en ii@ Die Ser:
%tpunoeten nit Rno@enf@Ifen Bis CUT
notwithstanding febr tpenige am 2ez
ben erbalten. Sic 3abl berer, Die in<
folge elmer @erleBung i'm @ebran@
ibrer @lieber gebemmt finb, piro
bemgem6b groB ietn.. Mber oas 8u@
3eigt unS, tpel@ anberor6entli&e
5ortf@ritte bic ortbopaoif@e Mthenz
i&oft gema@t fat, 10 boB biele @er<
tpunbete tpie6er leiitungsfdbige Site
Der ser @eieui@aft peroen f0nnen,
bic friiber ar1 ibrem Cos Der5petfeln
muBten. @ie @erfafer f@liebsn TIRE
M%usfubrungen nit ben b%offnungsz
freubigen Morten 8teialstis: SIS
gibt fem &riippeltum, >&penn Der Ell
ierne Mille porbanben 1T, es gu ibers
t%pinoen". 9ie Mabrbeit btsies
@abes 3eigen bret 8tlber; .6as er1te
feut einen @olbaten bar, Der betbe
SGnoe unb TiBe perloren bat; bas
atpeite aeigt i'm nit fiinitltben @lie<
bern un6 auf benz 6ritten ftebt ct am
Mmbos, feline alte &ef&aftigurg als
@@lpKer ausuben6..
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Sin bas &pH.

<<I Uu0 ~V&%<
nS6 fiible, 6ob id Ben 5abritan'
ten 6es Gbomberlain's Collie, @bo-
lera- un6 Datr9fon-Meittel Elm Mort
6es Danfes i9mloe," idreibt Gral1
S. 81. @bitberan, @otpon6a, 81. y.
rslls ib bega1r, oieie @eot5in au
nebnen, lit ib groben Sdmer3 nno
fiiblte MIDI idredli4 front irfolge
zines Mnfones bon Sommerfranfbeit.
Mad6em ib cine Dofts 6apot &c.
monument braltdte i6 nidt lange m1f
2in6er11ng 5u marten, % es mir fait
oltgenbIidIi4 gl1ttbn. 3u falfen IN
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-17
JUDGE R%0THGERBER
ORDERS TO
CONSCIENCE FUND

An Associated Press dispatch from
Denver today reports the decision of
Judge Ira G, Rothgerber Of Denver.
son-in-ltw OF County Commissioner
Alfred Grunsfold. In an interesting
case involving a bequest by a wealthy
man TO the conscience fund" OF the
government. Mrs. Grunsfeld IN visit
Ing the Rothgerbers. who recently
became the parents % n baby girl.
The dispatch follows:
Denver, Colo. March iT.-Iudgc
Ira g. Rothgerber In the county court
today ordered the executors Of the
estate OF Rufus ~C'Potato'l CLARK to
pay he United States government
$4,000 FOR It's conscience fund"
Harry u. redrow, United States dis
trict attorney, will receive the money
for the government clark. who died
In 1903, leaving an estate estimated
at $780, 600. bequeathod $4,000 TO the
government. explaining that In 1853
he had knowledge that "a man de-
fraudod the government TO that ex-
tent. He ala not repcrt the fraud
and therefore felt himself under OBJ
LEGATION Ia reimburse the United
States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-17
Laws Made BY the Second
New Mexico Legislature

40; FILED Mar. 10. 1915. $40 D. m.
Carries emergency ciau1e.
=. b. No. ibs. An act 20 regulate
the management Of the state Library
and providing for the apputntment
and nsing the salary OF n Librarian
and sor other purposes. repeating
Secs 1881 80 21i5 Inclusive. G. l..
1897. Law by limitation. Filed Mar.
10. 1918; $40 D. M. Carries emer-
gency clause.
s. ". No. sc. An act 20 amend
Sec. 1879 OF the Complied Laws Of
1897 relative 10 compensation ~ nd
ambassadors and Ap-
proved Mar II; FILED Mar. ~. 1915;
as2s D. m.
=. n. No. 10. An act 10 amend
subdivisions is and ~ Of Sec. 9 and
subdivision 7 % Sec. 7 OF an act en-
titled IAN act prescribing the quail
hcatlonn. etc. Of the Inspector OF
Mines. etc. approved June re. 1sf2.'
Approved Mar, 10, Filled Mar. II.
1915; s;2s y. n.
3. D. No. az. Senate Substitute.
An act amending Sec. 1850 Of the
Compiled Laws Of 1897 OF the state
OF New Mexico relating 10 the crime
Of rape. Approved Mar n; FILED
Mar II 1915; a;2s p. m.
$. y. No. IS. As amended
An act relative 10 trials by Jury IN
criminal cases In justice courts. Ap-
proved Mar. II; Filled Mar. n. 1915:
3;25 .. m.
$ n. No. 1875. An act authorizing
and directing the Auditor and Treas
urer 10 transfer certain funds 10 the
Legislative Expense Fund. Approved
Mar, 49, Filled Mar. 70. 1915: S.f0 y.
m. Carries emergency clause.
s.. " No. Q. An act IN relation to
public monies: and for other purpos
80. Law by limitation; Filled Mar. ~.
1915; 900 y. m.
8. y. No. ~. Substitute for n. n.
No. ~.
An act relative 20 the publication OF
delinquent tax lists Received from
Chief Clerk of the Senate and aicd
Mar. 10, 1915; 1855 y. m. Carries
emergency clause.
s. u. No. 81. As amended.
An act relative to chattel mortgag-
% Approved Mar. rs; Filed Mar.
rs, 1915: 1910 n. m.
s. y. No, ii9. As amended.
An net creating an Armory Board
Of control and providing for the con-
%struction of an Annory in the town OF
Gallup. etc. Law by Limitation: FILED
Mar. 10, 1915: 4:ib y. ~. Carries
emergency clause.
s H. No. 81. An act limiting the
amount that may he raised by tax lev
les by counties, cities. towns and VII
lige school diftricts. Approved Mar.
10; Filed Mar. i6. 1915. 9;25 a. M.
:. u. No. 126. As amended.
An act establishing certain State
highways and providing for gates and
auto-hridRes thereon. Approved
Mar 10; Fled Mar. iG 1915; 2:i5 u.
m. Carries emergency clause.
8 3D.. No. i42. An act nppro-
printing funds for the support and
maintenance Of the n. Mex. Orphans
school at Santa Re and various charit-
able institutions. etc. Approved
Mar iG' Filed Mar. 10. 1915; 2;I5 ..
m.
tNote: Tho list Of house bills
which have become laws were pub
lished In the Herald on Tuesday.
March i6D.