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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
Mo1atel1 obbalten Iallen. @riedpl1,

Monatcp abbaIten Iaiien. @rieden,
Ilu1tO miro neutral bleibcn lt11o ebenlo
Gltma1ien. Die glliirten per0en bie
sltppe alleia ollsloffelu niiiletl, bic
lie it'd einaebrodt babell. Die oel,t-
ldlen, Diterreidii1eu uto tiirfiiderl
ltl1terleeboote int mittcllol,0iiden nlln
I'M oegailden Meerc, Sic cs altf bic
alliirten Sransfprtidiffe abaelebell
battei, loraen oafiir, bob lie INNER
geial5e1er miro.
Sn Mcrifp mnd)t @illa picl Srnbcl.
80 Sem Mngriff amf Manc Gictra ab-
g~cldJlager. @il ei1cn Guerilla
frieg fitbrcn. G%arrarsa hat trpi,
Mnerfennnng, Md laugc nidt &c
luprmcl1.
SSll Merifp gebtt'ss nod innner orlru=
ter uno oriiber. gilla bat 5tpar ben
anariff anf Mglle Gietra allfaeben
mitllen, miro i'm aber pielleidlt mic
ocrbolen. Mnoerieits miro ater &C.
Iagt, oab ct eillen lhollungsloien
@%ucriaafrteg fiibrcn miro. Seine
Mbiid)t 1T ie0enfalls, sic Ser. Staa=
ten sur S%l1terpel1tion SIT rei5en, Sic
cine ga1lS 1lelte Gage in Wserifo ld)af-
fen lpiiroe. Garralraa bat troe ser
Mnerfemlln1g, nod cine rielige Ml,f=
gafN Dor iid), 1perl1 CT hi Merifo Srb=
llllllg ld)affeM nil. Die 6rage lit
MIR, per ltebt binter Gila? SSa mer?
Gs miro |dpn einmal 5l1 Gage fon1-
ncll, rll0 Damn oiirite es in @aalbing-
ton heltiir5te 8elihtcr gebcn. go,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07

Yeaorene suite birfen ME.
Hals Dertcrft tperben, bo in ben aJlaz
lden oftmals nod eine Nn9gGrlng
einlcBt. Die bierbei 1i9 biloel1Den
Sole treiben enttpeber ben Sort berz
aus unh Durb ben peranbarten Suit
brud ipriBt Der 5aft lprinsbrumen=
artig in Die 9Dbe, ober Tie 5ertreiben
bic Jlalde. Die 5lafden IinD gum
99llbe segen Ben stoub rlur nit
eillem 2etnpanoz ober @aSeldpphen
gu berbtnoen.
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neben Der @traBe beftnolihe Geleiie
Der Wiainal6abn. Raum gebt er
ei11tge 9Gritte, Ieubten linn Die 2tdz
ter zines eltgegcatommenoen 3uJes
cltgesen n5atrd", meint CT, iid BPM
9eleile eltfsrntnb, zig bDs '5auz
i@nouferl lcpoa iDieoer pa"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
9as 5dif scr @abn(iuuiaeu.
9as fnrd)tbare Sra,ra aaf ben, Sc.
ringSlp9gcr r9turbicc".

Mit Sem nie0erldnbiIden Dampfer
yprpfeNor 8ups" ialne1, pie l9pn
tlro gemelbet puroe, in Dmuioen ppn
6uu flint Mann Der Befabutnq bor,
Dem 5eringslosser .Moroiee" an, auf
benz lid Elm furdtbares 9ramo auf
SEE abselpielt bot. Die fInf Matro.
len batten ii9 pdbreno Der Nei5e ruz
big bsnpmmer, obsletd Tie ourdaus
tpirre 8eiprdde fibrten. Der Maz
trple q. Wieluno Iagte gum RapitGn
balo nod Der Mbfobrt aus 9un, bub
ct Gbriitus lei, uno boB er zines
Nadtss, alS e. auf Der Morbiee fubr,
plpBli9 nod getpprben uno Elm Sc
Iprd3 nit @Dtt sefiibrt babe, Der
ibn beauftrast babe, bas 9niff bon
ben Seufeln gu %ldltbern. aur3 barr
auf ieiet Die Matro1en 8. Mtelano
un0 plqs pad gsporoen, bic er5abl<
tenn, bab tie in Ser Ma9t eirell rps
ten @tern ge1eben bdtten uno oab lie
Inn, Gbriitus, Bel Ser @erri6fiung
Ieines gDttliden Merfes beiiteben
mo[lten. Die ubrigen Matroien
l9liefen nod, als bpn ben BRET Ma=
troI en- ale Sesel, Ma{ten uno bos
3auperf bereits perni9tet unb iiber
8pro genprfen tparel1.
I'm 8 lbr morgens l9ien Sic ge=
Iamte Manni9aft unter Dem @influB
Der bret Mnfiibrer gu iteben. sSn turz
ger 3eit NOR aaeS ouf benz 59iff
oerntdtet, nit Musnabme Don IS
3onnen 9erinsen, nie ols No6rung
auridblieben. Drei Matrolen 16ienen
Fh benz @i.flub Der Mnfibrer ent=
Sieben gu nolen. gu ibnen laste
Mielanb, bab fe Selfel pdren llnb
oesbalb unl9doli@ gema6t merosn
miiBten. Sic muBten 3uer1t 5ur
5trafe tan5en unb bann pieber auf
Rommanoo tillfteheu. Sn ser fol-
genben Na4t l9lug man eilem BON
ibnen ben Ropf ab, porauf bic 2et@e
unter @insen BON plalmen iber
Bpro %geporfen purbe. 9ie 6ei0en
anDern tpur0en pabren0 Des Sages
nit Mefern 5eritiidelt u1o lire 2eiz
den ms Weer getporfen. Sierauf
rer lummelte ii9 Die san5e ii6rise, aus
9ebn a0Pfen beite4enDs Manni@nFl
unten i'm 59iff nm eine 5afel unb
Jimmie gemeiniam Geidnge unp Sc
bette on.
Sin norpesiIAer Dampfer fii9ts
oann bie uNoroiee", Die bilflps l.mz
lertrieb, auf. Die 8elabung nurbe
an 8oro genommer; iie lieB oas ruz
Zig, obne Den gerinyiten MioeritanO,
sefbe6en. Der aapttan BON nYroz
fs1Dr 8ups" er5ablt, oob i'm Wiez
lano Iofort nod Der Mbfabrt aus
9ua Inn bic 8ibel gebsten 6atte. Dor
benz gi1en tnieten oie flint Matrolen
nieoer nnD fangen i'm @bor einen
Rialm, in benz lie gott oantten, Oab
CT lie erleu6tet babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
gor tanlenS Sabrer.
Gus Scr eriteu arpleu Scit gulsaricus.

gus Ser eriteu aruleu Scit, sulsarieus.
Die 3eit, so man aug apltif9en
3ablen1pielereien Sim Der @egen=
mart uno Submit 5u ererInben li9
ml9te, 1T i'm augemeinen poliiber;
immer9in 1T IS Elm merfpIrbiser
3ufal, DOB ieBt, lpo Bulgarien lid
leine grDBere 3utunft gu i6mieDe1
an19itt, gerape elm Sabrtauienb bsrz
gongen 1T, lett bies ~begabteite BOLT
Der Baltanbalbinlel feline trIte gelpalz
tisite Set erlebte, lno Is mag Elm
be~beutiames Omen iein, DOB Der
grobe 8ulgarenbsrrider, Der 9l7 osn
Sitel etnes 3aren annabm, au9 bag
5erbenbplf urter letne itarte Danb
beugte. SIS mar @pmeon, Der 5pbn
bes Wi4aelz8oris, ser ols Bsteb1cr
leines Bodies gum gbriitentum bic
Reibe Der bulgarii4en Mationalbeiliz
gen er0ffnet 6otte. Inter TIM err
rel9te Der iunge bulsariiae 5taat
1eine bislang gr0bte Nusbebnurg:
BON Den nfern Der 9onuu eritredts
er iid Bis ans Abooppe- unb pinz
'oosgebirge Giblid pon Melembrio
mad M%brianopel 9in), uuber Donauz
8ulgarien ge90rten Inn M%aaeoorrisn,
Sbe1alien, @pirts, bas beutigt OIL
6arten nit Musnabme einiser bD5onz
tinii9er @eeplase unb l@lteBli9
5erbien.
@s mar eine milbe 3eit .uno tpilb
oie @itten Ser ariegfu1rung: als
9pmson in BEN erifen leiler Waf=
fengGnge nit Dem BD3antinerrci@e
Die ftol5e Garoe aon1tantinppeis gez
f4lasen batte, i9idte er Die sefan<
genen @ba5arenTSDlOner nit abgez
l9nittenen Nalen beim. Das lpor
MIR i'm Slime oes ulus %talionis", oes
Hentes Der Mieberbergeltung, oas
Dem 3eitalter {elbfDerjtdnoli9 err
l4ien, un6 Die praris Der Bb3alttner
mar no6 bel srauIamer. Berii9tigt
fir ade 5eiten bleibt bierfir Die lin
tat, Die Elm Sa6rbunoert lpater Dem
bebeutenoen oltrDnii9en Hai1er Boz
1tlios IL. Sen Beinamen bes Bulge
renf9ladters", rBulgarottonos1, elll,=
bra9te:: er lieb nod ieinem 5isge
beim 8erge 8eIaliBa i'm Sabre lola
$4,000 gefargsne Bulgaren blenosn
uno fhidte lie 10 i6rem 3aren @az
mlel 5urud, inbem CT ie 100 @eblsnz
oeten einen @%indug;gen ais 5iibrer
lieb -.
SIN ii6risen mar @Dmeon, Der in
oen Sabren 915-9I7 au9 5erbten
u1lterparf, elmer Der bumantiten uno
gebilbetlten Tiirften leiner 3eit, Def
len mebr ais Elm Meni9enqlter nab
renbe Resierung (893-92D bas
gol0ene 3eitalter oes altilapiiGzbulz
garil9en @9rifttums bsOeutet. @r
mar lelb1t literurif9 tdtig unb peranz
l@taltete cine 9ammlnng BON 135 Eez
ben beg &ir9enpaters Sobannes
@6rb1oitomos unb CAB Elm Mo9i9la=
getpert Ser geiamten bp5antintlden
gelebrlnmteit beraus, Gs bat bamaIs
nur an tleinen peltgei4iatliden s3u>
fdqen selesen, 0aB ni4t beuti9e aul<
turpioniere Elm fruhtbares Satig@
feitsfelb in 8ulgarien fdnben: es
NOR l@liebli9 Der @egenfaB gu
@patoplufs epbemerem @robrel4
Md6ren, Der 5pmepn fi@ fir oie
bn5anti14e aultur entf4etoen lteb.
Wte benz au9 lei: als @Dmeon am
~. Moi 927 itarb, nabm ct gen
Gu6m ing Grab, rosr grDBte 3ar
Sulgariens, in elmer per1on 5eloz
9err, @elebrter unb erlter Dprtampfer
europaiider geiittung" setpeien gu
iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
Nls rmiliidcr aricssscianaenidaft.

LH-7E& .Z EIfaZ# #aNsi IT .te9fN4
Sin &orporal BEL einer1 Miener
2onDnebrz acknowledgement lit am
80. Mugult ,. S. por 4ublin in ruiz
Il4e @efqngenl6aft 9eratep. Sell
mem in @ra5 1ebenoen S4pager
Ianbte er aug NttDlst=l1hurtst na9z
ile6enoe intereHonte 9AtlOerungen:
gs 1tno in einem 5lq4eninbalt pon
ungefabr l 4uaorattilpmeter $4,000.
8efansene: Seterrei6er, ungarn,
Hel4soeutl@e mo Siirten, aiaeden
uno anbere llani14e Nattonen lpur=
ben BON uns g%etrennt un0 in anDeren
9tdbten untergebro9t. Die lebten
gsnieben, lODiel if ipetB, einigen Yorz
aug. 8ie liegen allBerbal6 Der Staot
N Den 9teinbalten, 8alernen, bic
bier 10 @tld in elmer Jyront jte6en,
liant alien Nebengebduoen uno au6
in Baraden. 9as 8nn3e 1T nit Ell
t1er 6oben plante umgeben, iiber bic
mir nidt biaaus oiirfen; tie 1T bei
Sag unD Bel Na9t 1trens beipadt uno
Jeleu9tet. @s berri9en traurige 3uz
itanbe llnD es gebt unls i'm allgemei=
aen iebr i9le@t. SeOe Muflebnuns
anD ieDer nngeborl am meroen ltreng
nit Mrreit b%eltraft. Mibbanolungen
unlerer aamera0en bulben mir ni9t
uno Derlu4en lie our6 pfeifen unD
@eioble 81 DerbinDern, mas 0ann Sic
Jolge 6ot, bob Rpiaten nit rober
8elpalt Sic aufgebra9te Manni9aft
3erltrsuen. Ser SAL Der Teltung
pr5empsl uno bic Belebung bon
2emberg mar fir uns Elm laperer
59lag. Nn@roBer Subel b~ier8ulanoe,
infer 2embers, ln1ere belDen6afte Orr
NEE, 10 l4rteben bic ruiil9en 3eiz
tungen. 5obiel mir miiien, 1T Sic
Be1tung uno 2embers pieOer in unIez
rem 9anben unb Ser 5eino aus @alt=
glen Drouben.
9as GHen 1T taum genieb6ar unb
obne alien Mdbrnert. nn1ere Mer3te,
Sic bas1elbe @9idial nit urls teilen,
1asen, baB jeOer brittle Mann unter=
ndbrt 1T. @s 1T oaber lei4t be-
sreifli4, bab iolbe RDrper jeoer
Rrantbeit lei4t 5ugansli9 fthb. Na9
Der taum %iberitanoenen 5ledtpp6usz
epidemic iiub Bdtlle pon Rlbr, Malaz
ria an Der 3agesoronung. @eitern
5dblte i9 Die 2eute, Die ms Spital
fubren; es naren " Mann, nn{ere
.Mer3te leiiten, mas nur mDsli9 lit.
sic gretten lelbit nit eigenen De-
l6ranften Mitteln miloerno Elm. We=
lonberns Or. 8reitner, ebemaltger
Mlit1tentar5t bes Brofeflors gi1els=
berg in Mten, ~leiltete 9erporrasenbes,
fiiArt Die f4pieriglten S%perationen
aus unb ieBt 0aDur9 pit ruIiil9e
Merate in bpbes @rltaunen. Sin peis
1erss nebel 1T oie arantbeit Stor=
but.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
Mnnbi1au
(Sortletune bon @eite 81

Bortletlr1g bon Geite 81
fort9eiebt urb iidl nit General bpl
Balllpis Mrfnee pcrell1igt. SIM moro.
pltlldcn Serbicn oril1gerl bie gnlga.
rem lpelter in oas @ebiet meltlih BON
Iimof= SSlllb eill lll1o crpeitcr1 "a.
Dnrdl Die oireftc Gerbillollrg 3lpiid)cr
Den Gentralf1ddltell l11lo ser Siirfei
alber @nlaoricn. S1 @ioin, @ltlga=
ricn, lit Der critic l1lgoriidc Compiler
auf Ser Iabrt sic Conan uMparts
ei11gctroffc1; Sic 9aol1ng miro BORT
altf Die 9a61 lladl Sofia iiberfiibrt,
bon MO- ans Der anid)luB all bie
Srienthab1 nah &onltantinnpel ltatt=
1inoet. Gus alliirte grpcoitioltsfprps,
neld)es IN Salpnifl gelanoet lit, bot
te iidl Dor Strulni1sa alf bulgarildcn1
@cbict feit9ciest, tit aher BON Sen
9lllgnren geldllagcn moroen. Ias lit
III aroben 3iigen Die belttige militia
rl'dpe sitllation anr 9alfal1.
@raaltieuatldl in eillcm 5balfeIel
Der sllnaoia, l1tgefabr % &iIon1eter
apeltlidl oes W1nraoa-Shales, nit Dem
es oltrdl cine StraBe lll1o cine 3lpcig=
babn sc. =9apppo) perbllloen lit, &C.
legell, lit militariid midltig megen lei=
11er Gage iii oer Niitte oes 2alrocs
l1llO an Del1 BON Ser Conan (Subatih.
gclgrao, Semenoria) lit oas Sbalge=
biet Der i~peItliden MprQna (&ralie=
Dp, gacaf) fii6renben Speratiulslini=
Ell. IS beiitt Elm Mrienal, cine &C.
1d)iibgieberei, cine 8emebr< u1lo Mfll=
nitions- 6abrif, NltlpermiibIel1 lro
n11oere mllitariidp @crfe. @iemeit
Ole Blidt, aragl1jcpatid in Elm be-
feltigtes 2ager ltn15llmanbel11, ourd)=
aefiibrt mproen lit, tit nidt befannt.
Die StaOt bat in Ser lerbiiden Sc,
1d)idte cine b~erporraae1toe Mo1e ge=
lpielt. Sic npar Ser Mittelpunft oes
groBen Iufltanoes porl Sabre 1904,
IN oieler alten Metropole Serbiens
bat Shirt Miloid S6renooitih relt=
DIRT, 1918 ml1roe lie Ser 5ib ser
Sfllptld}ilta Goes Narlamcnts) ullo
bon 1918 bis 1888 bilhete lie Sen
@allptort 0es 6%iiritentbums. Ser
Sail bon &ragtiematih lit allo nid)t
MIR bon militarijd)er 9eoeutu11g,
oent oil Die Stabt fniipfen lid) ge=
1dtd1tllde grinnerl1l1gerL melde oer
Ml1fitieg Serbiens begleiten. Ser
Jaa BON &ragl1jematl6 beldleunigt
Den gsieoergal1g.
Ienn 1l11u1e6r oral1gt sic Befabr
%irllll1er naber, bob Ser inn gsor0en Ite=
beltoen ierbiiden Sal1ptmadt Sic
gilf5lgslinie abgeidnitten miro. Ser
gleid5eitige Gormarih Der ger6iii11-
l0ete1 ltl1ter General &obeB Don Mi=
laropatid} aus gege1 oas IbQl ser
apeltlide1 W6ornpa idlieBt oieie 93iidf=
5ltgslil1ie. Mit ser bereits erfolq=
ten 9elesnng bon 9eild ol1rd) Die gal=
garer ut Dem gfiid5ltg nod 5ii6en Der
Niegel porgeidoben. Gon 8osl1ien
GUS oriiden Die Observation-Disclosures
lde1t streitfrafte, nad)oem lie bei
Wllegrao Die @rel5e iiberidrittcn, ge-
gen Die montel1egriniide 0rel15e. IS
ut lple ei1 &eiieltrei6en bon Mor6en
llto siioel1, Often ull6 @eitel1. Sin
lerbilder 1nrd6rud) eri6eint nnlnog-
li9, nno Ole 9lusiidt, oob Sic iiiolid)e
Srort Der @er6iinoetel1 6urd Sen
gorltoB Der aliirten Silfs= grpeoition
01trdlbrod)en u1O baol1rh SEN Serben
Suit 9erladt meroen f%oi'np1te, lit pol=
LENDS 9eIdapunbel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-07
m Snhre 1Q14 murhen

SIN Sabre 1914 purben in
oen Ser. 9taaten 1858 Min. 8urz
refs petroleum yeponnen, UNI l7,3
Miaionen mebr ais i'm Sabre 1919.
Mu9 Rublanb nett BEL elmer @ss
iamtprobuftion ppn 81 MiQipnen
Barrels Elm plus BON A. MiGionen'
Barrels auf, naiibren6 8ali3ien nur
5 Mtlionen' Barrels erbradte, un
2,8 Miaionen Barrels fpeniger, ols
i'm borangegangenen Sabre. Wunld<
MEN fat 1873 Miaionen Barrels
prpbuaiert, i'm 738,O00 Barrels
mebr OILS i'm Sabre 1913.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18
FINE FIGURING HERE.
Estate Of sOss Divided into Small
Fractions Of a Cent.

One Of the most peculiar estates which
has been decreed at the probate office
in this city In some time Is that of the
late Elijah Herrick, late of Milton, in
which a decree was made by Judge j. II
Macomber yesterday. The will was made
on February q, 1870, and it's admins.rG-
ton committed to Noses ID. and Luther
r, Herrick, who were named as executors
and after their decease Henry Conim
was appointed administrator dc bons
non, cum testamento annexo.
There was a total of s9SS. 10 to be divided
II WAS left to a daughter for her life time
and at the time Of her death without
issue IL was then to be divided among
the testators other children and repre-
sentatives. 1t was first divided into six
equal parts representing the six children
who have heirs living and then sub
divided among their representa- tives. M
Herrck had six children. one of whom Ia
alive. making. with the representatives
OF the other children, total Of 81 among
whom the money is to be divided, some
of the representatives being great, great
grandchildren. The living son gets
s16i.73 and one-third cents and one living
representative of one of the other chill
dren gets the same amount. The other
portions are divided proportionately. he
sixth daughter. who is dead. had seven
children and her oldest son. who is dead
had seven children, one of whom is dead.
His children are entitled to one-seventh
Of one-seventh Of one-sixth Of the estate,
or one two hundred and ninety-fourth
part which Is 1886 and fraction Of one
cent One of his children is dead. leaving
husband and three children. who are
great great-grandchldren of the testator
and they are entitled to one-third of two
thirds OF one-seventh of one-seventh OF
one-sixth. or one one thousand three hun
dred and twenty-third part of the estate
which Is "A and one hundred and thirty
four one hundred and eighty ninths cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18
MOTHEIt,S PUMPKIN PIE.

There's nothing now that WOos my eye
In autumn like a punkin pie
1t may be that in other days
used to walk moonlighted ways
With some girl that | used to know,
And mebbe said | loved her so
That till the stars should cease to
shine
would be herein and she'd be- mine.
And out beneath the harvest moon
] told her life would be all June;
That she was foreordained for me
AS sure as rivers reach the sea-
That mountains high might como be-
tween,
And forests wide. and oceans green,
But | would never pause for that
But win to her where she was at
Though all the armies of the world
Should stand between, Where shots were
hurled,
And where the deadly gases lay
Along the plain, I'd make my way
Until I'd clasp her to my breast,
And then my lips would do tho rest
Extravaeant? Yes, that may be;
But you have talked tho same as me
But if she could not build pie
Out of punkin, love would die.
Irn almost certain that it would.
TO be in love, and loved, is good.
But love has somehow got to eat,
And homemade punkin pie is sweet;
And love- when fed on them, will stay
with one forever and day.
punkin pie, and not too thin
These with their insd rs painted in,
The boardin' house kind, do not go!
| The punkin pie we used to know,
| TIL, punkin pie full up with JOY,
| Like what We knowcd when Just a boy
| | gotta go now, Mothers come
To tell me that she's made mo some
Judd NJ. Lewis in Houston Post,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18
CATHEDRAL WEDDING.
W. $. SimOnsOn and Miss katherine
Susie Married Monday.

The marriage of William s. Simonson
and Miss Katherine NJ Susie of 50 North
street was solemnized at six O'Clock Mon
day morning at St, Marys Cathedral,
the Rev. j +. Gilis OFFICIATING. The
bride wore dark blue broadcloth suit
and a picture hat to match. and carried
a bouquet of brides roses. She was at
tended by Miss Della Gokcy, who wore
Il brown suit, with hat to match, and
carried pink roses. The groom had
Joseph Lee as his best man. Following
the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride, and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Simonson left for n
trip to New York to visit his relatives.
On their return in two weeks they will
live at % Grant street. Mr.. Smonson
is foreman in the Shepard Il Morse lum-
her yards.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18
GARLIC As AN ANTISEPTIC.

One Of the most important medical dis
coveries of the war is the magical prop
critics of garlic as an antiseptic. 1t has
proved to be a tremendous boon to wound
ed soldiers. The discovery was first an
nounced in The Lancet by Dr. A. d.
Serrel Cooke and DR.. V. Gabriel, two
London medical men who introduced the
remedy into Padington Infirmary with
remarkable results. OF the 10 cases
treated there not single failure was
recorded Most of these cases were Of
people in very weak health and with ter
ribly infected wounds, and of infrm, old
people who appeared to have no chance
Of recovery. Equally gratifying results
have been obtained at theNfront When
applied to wound the garlic stops the
infection and heals the wound in ar as
tonishingly quick time. where other anti
septics injure the tissues if used at the
strength required 20 arrest the infection
The juice gets the infection under con-
troll within As hours even in worst cases.
Toronto Globe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Reports show Much Good Work Done
during the Past Year.

The annual meeting of the Burlngt III
Humane society was held Tuesday
evening in the Y. NJ. G. A. buildlhg
with the largest attendance of recent
years. DR.. J. g. Wheeler, acting presi-
dent. was in the chair The reports CT
the secretary and the treasurer MIS-.
w. o. Lane and ~. II. IIickok, were roai
and adopted The treasVrer's report
showed a deficit of 1877 for the expenses
of the year The urgent need of more
members was discussed and it was de-
cided TO inaugurate a membership cam.
paign to obtain 200 new members.
The report of Humane Agent John
Fuller for the year l9li-19l5 showed ~
total of 10 horses and 420 small animals
humanely killed. Seventy cars of cattle
were inspected and found ali riaht, ana
II teams from the country were found 10
be drawn by horses with sore shoulders.
The agent arrested 10 people in BurilrE-
ton and made 16i Investigations of re.
ported cases here and in addition made
2:33 visits to adjacent towns. The matter
of visiting adjacent towns was discussed
as in most cases, the Burlington society
has to stand the expense of the agents
trip. but it was felt that this was one
of the most important functions of the
society and should be continued
The following officers We're elected to
serve for the ensuing year: President
II. IT. Hickok: vice president r. u.
Bartlett: treasurer. DR. II. r. Watkins,
secretary, Mrs. II. c. Wheeock: auditor
IT. s. Weed councillors, Dr. J. NJ. CLARKE,
c. A. Barber and +. +. Perkins. \
finance committee consisting of S. T"
Platka, Mrs. j. II. Middlebrook and Mrs
II. H. tiickok was also elected.
While no resolutions were adopted con-
corning the death of the late Professor
j. f. Goodrich. during the past year,
those who were present at the meeting
, were impressed with a sense of the
irreparable loss which the society suffered
in his death Wise in counsel and I'M
failing in devotion, he served the Humane
society many years as its president. This
| splendid record of his service must be
| an inspiration to sustain and further
the work of this worthy charity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18
AUTOS BUMPED.
Two Cars in Collision on North Avenue
Tuesday Afternoon.

Professor George Il. Burns of the
University Of Vermont who was return
ing from a botanical trip to North Hero
in his IS horsepower REQ automobile
and Joseph Ploof, chauffeur for II. C.
Humphrey, who was driving Mr.. Hum
phrey's large Cadillac automobile. col
lided late Tuesday afternoon on North
avenue, just opposite the st. Josephs
Orphan Asylum. No ono was injured
and the automobiles themselves were
but slightly damaged, as both were
being driven at very moderate rate of
speed when the accident occurred. Both
cars were in condition to he run, imme-
dately after tho collision, and were
taken to local garages, where they were
repaired
Professor Burns was travelling at a
moderate rate of speed on the right
hand side Of North avenue while APP
preaching the city and when at some
distance away, noticed the car of Mr..
Humphrey in stationary position on
the right-hand side of the road, opposite
St. Joseph's Orphanage Asylum. AS Pro-
fessor Burns approached. Mrs. Bum
phrey. from the steps of the orphanage,
motioned her driver TO bring the car
and he attempted to cross the road and
enter the orphanage yard. Just at this
moment a hack in which DR.. d. J.
Nolan was riding. passed between the
automobiles, cutting off the drivers
sight Of each other and when It had
passed the headlights Of both cars all
but touched Both men applied the
brakes, but We're unable to entirely
check their machines before they bumped
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18
SERBIAN INVENTION.
Consul General to L. =. Says He Has
Perfected Wireless Phone.

New York, Nov. 1G.-Because his inven-
ton might be useful to the enemies OF
his country. Serbia. Prof. Michael |.
Pupin OF Columbia University, who is
honorary Serbian nsul-general to iho
United States. told the members of the
National Academy of Sciences at their
fall meeting here that he would
not make public until tho var is over
the secret of the receiver for the use in
wireless telegraphy and telephony by
which static Interference can he elm
mated The completion of Professor
Pupin's experiment was reported several
weeks ago but the formal announcement
was made IN his address before the acad-
envy.
The new instrument, Professor Pupin
claims. is the one thing needed to make
possible the transmission of wireless
messages between any two points on the
earth's surface. BY its use, the inven-
tor says, the receiver can be made to
record only those sound waves which
the operator desires to hear