davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-10
s:: ;:3 = C. E. Y f
VI. (. |. Auxiliary

''s,sers 'a"s oI the Women's Au&l5t2ry s5[ .5n young Mems Christian asso- '!Dn tue will meet at 3 o'clock this aornocn. a,,vn to T4rfect plans for 'he 'ortaiomant Friday evening of the uo of thc association, and tlia gnihers of the boys.
 v .n average of forty boys has be II ,rtIcipating in tiie weekly bean sup rs served by the auxiliary it tNe .oc;atcn building, and much good
 heep accomplished by the ofgai''- finn as a result Of these affairs. ordor to bring about even closer feociation with the boys anu th"lr n,iIies tho auxiliary has now ."- aod to have each of the boys bring mother CT grandmother to the yor this week, and it is to arrange thp affair that a full attendance members is desired at the meeting inc auxiliary this afternoon.
 -s2s--
 ose Ring Club
 bstDOnes Meeting.
 ppcanse of the death Of Clyde ater. the Rose Ring club has post kned until Wednesday afternoon arch 17. the regular meeting. which IS to be held this afternoon with rs. Kate Slaughter l-awton, at 202i bst Eighth avenue
 -.3s------
 Mrs. c. K. Caruthers is up and Found again, after a weeks illness. Prof. and Mrs. J. R. Allen return yesterday from a short stay at Onticelfo.
 NIr. and Mrs. Victor Orr have re- rned from Little Rock, where they Eted friends.
 Miss Pauline Clark has as hs' lest for few days Miss Ruby poker Of Hookerville.
 Mrs. Irving Reinberser went to |ttle Rock yesterday. for a short Dit with relatives and friends. Miss Grace Arndardt, who has been Biting Miss Bertie Thomas here, Is returned to her home at Little Pck.
 Mrs. Pinchback Taylor and Miss Ftrude Murphy are the guests of v. and Mrs. T. ID. Murphy at Maj Fn, for few days.
 "A meeting of fhe Ladies Auxiliary the United Commercial Traveler9 Il be held at the parlors of 1hs Ftel Pines Saturday afternoon at : Elock
 Mrs. J. 2. Perrin is spending soV- {a days at Hot Springs, with hcl pther, Mrs. A. B. Grace, before re- ming to her home at YaZoo City ss.
 The John McAlmont Chapter ughters of the American Revolu- n' will meet with Mrs, s. C txander Saturday afternoon at pJ o'clock.
 Nrs. Y. r. Hooker and Miss Irmf ark went to Little Rock yesterday
 remain with Representative PoKer during the closing days of ths
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-10

An Easter dance will be given by Cotton Belt Lodge No. 51, l. IA. of M. at Labor Temple, corner Fourth and Main streets. Tuesday April b.
 seibert's Orchestra will furnish the music. o4-ln
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-10
,egis latiye=s session.

The ladies Of tae HaWley Memorial church will entertain Thursday at- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at a silver tea, at the home Of Mrs. j. II. King, 1901 West Eleventh avenue.
 Mrs. l.. l.. Jones and litjle son of Noble Lake spent. several hours in Pine lBluff Ne s1orday, en ronte to Memphis, Tenn., where they will visit relatives and friends a while.
 
 MT. and Mrs. C: 4. Linaker will remove in a few days t0 i401 West Fifth avenue. The bungalow now oc- cupied by them, at 421 West Fourth ayeaae, will be taken by MT. and Mrs. lt. J. Mcfarland.
 ----sss---
 During the meeting her3 of Group I Of the Arkansas Bankers associa- ton, George II. Rogers and daughter, Miss Georgia Rogers, will be the guests of Miss Irene Bocage. Mr. Rogers is president of the state bank f"G' association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-10
Canadians Reach England.

London, March 9.-The second con- tingent of Canadian troops landed in England today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-10

Mrs. J. l.. McBurnett is recovering from an attack of illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-10
bse Ring Club

Pecanse of the death Of Clyde bker, the Rose Ring club has post bned until Wednesday, aftefnooh 'arch +. the regular meeting. which
 Rs to be held this afternoon with
 rs Kate Slaughter LaWton, Ht 200i bst Eighth avenue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

ser Sbiiringer 41robe, oeilen iunges
@er5 oas trel1eit tie @eba6tmB fir oie
@eibnudt gebabt, uno oaba1rb unier
aler Netter getpor6en, ct muroe fat
eroriidt bon al SEN liebfoi enben Ir=
men, un6 in uni er mortloies Slid
flangen Sic ~fliiiternoen, fortuabreno
wieoerbolten @orte oes aranfen:
u@ir mben ieinen Stern geieben. /"
Gnolih erloi6 unier 8eibnadts=
baum, aber Sic leudtenben Signale
omuerten fort.
Smei Stunben ipater fam eiliger
Sufidlag naber uno naber, elm 3u-
ruf eridoa beriiber un0 biniiber:
oe11tide 2elte, oeutid}er @ruB
> bu 1ti1e, bu beilige Nodt in ser
@ii1te, 50 iiber uns Ser afrifmilde
@eibnahtsboum %ifimmerno aufgi11g
uno sic rettenbe Inttport fm! 9a
mar in uns Sic gleide, beilige 6re1t=
Sc, Sic mobl in ienen m%orgenlanoi=
idDen &onigen, Sic be5eugten: ~@ir
baben leinen Stern geleben. 80"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

gortbeile beiibt. grftens miro Scr
gon8e 8etrag nod Ab5ue Der !@er1teI-
lungsfoiten ser Diplome, Dem Deut=
lden 9otidofter> @rafen bon gern-
tori Der Erotector oes Bunbes iii,
abgeliefert un6 es giebt fein" spefen
ooer @ermaltungsfoiten. 3peitens
befomntt je6es Witglie6 Elm geidmod
boil onsgefubrtes Diplom, hos eim
e%rinnerung an 6ie groBe 3eit bi1oet
uno ouBeroem eingerabmt elm fd6=
ner 3immeridmud lit. 9rittens mer=
Sen oie Coupons nit Ramen, Ser
funft uno @obnort ser Mitalieber,
Der &oilerlifen Hegierung in DeutId@
larb 3ugeididt un6 bort aufbemabrt.
9iplome init @oloiiegd folten 81,
nit silberi so Gents. gelteuun-
gen lino 5u ridten an Den 0orfiber
Gbriit. Rebban GA Sirtb Fpe., oen
Sdriftfubrer @eorg bon SfoI, 5
geefman Str, ooer SEN SdasmeiIfer
Or. @uitap sdoIer, 10 Sumel Ser
roce> Seem Sort. 8is iebt iino $40
900 abgeliefert uno mir m0ften Biz
Weibnodten germ nod $4,000 noh
9eutldlan6 ididen. MIir belft eae,
11n6 belft lbneu!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

S%ntereiien nit Beidmeroen uno
8ittgeiuden an iie b%erontreten? Ser
@egeniab liegt often 5u toge. l1no
mir modJten gerne einmal ieben pie
Die in Jrage fommenoen Holitifer lih
einem Gertreter zines driitli9=io5iar
len Grogramms gegeniiber berbalten
miir6en, pern er nit abnliden 5or=
oerungen an lie berantreten miiroe?
@ir baben guten @run6 an3uneb=
men, Dob CT i'm aongreB feline 10 bret
te StraBe 6es @oblmoQens %antref=
fem miiroe, baB er fir feline gelunoen
Mnldauungen iber 8olfsnobI uno
@irtblduftspolltif faum auf belon=
oere Hiidiidt gu rednen braudte! =
r. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
6elft sic Sbranen trodnen.

Die @eibnadts5eit lit berangenobt
uoo ie6er fublt, ooB er geben lolte,
Inn Die Notb gu linoern. SIM olten
@aterlanoe iteben immer nod Miaio=
men unter @affen un6 fGmpfen fir
Ste Grilten3 bes Neid)es nidt nur>
lonoern fir Sic 3ufunft offer 9ert=
1den, no immer iie.aud ouf Dem Or
oenruno mobnen m0gen. Sic 3abl
Ser 8ittDen unb @oilen uno Ser er=
merbsunfabigen Wanner miro nit je=
oem Gage gr0Ber, ober a119 uniere
Tflidt, 5u belfen. @ir baben fdon
oiel gegeben, ober nod longe nidt ge=
mug. &eirer bon uns min Bel Ser
6es Siegesfeites idomrotb So
neil o1ed er sic Grage: uMas
gabit gu ba5n?" ridt beonttporten
fnnn.
@s 1ino piele sn1nnlungen unter-
megs. Ser 8un6 6es uGilernen &re11=
5es" bot cine 6orm ge1pdblt, sic piele
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
glieo bes Sa11sousidu1ies fir Or

glieo bes Sa11sm1siduiies fir Or
beitsmeien ernannt tul1rbe, nudJoem
o11f @runo eitrer pom @auie gebiaig=
ten 3ulatan6erung Der %beiteben6en
&egeln Die Mitglieoer5abl 6ieies Aus=
ldp1lles Inn eines erb0bt morben
tpor."
@as uns on oieier Mitfbeilung be-
ionoers i1tereliiert un0 unler Be-
fremoen b%erporruft, lit nidt 10 lebr
Ste g%rlpeiterung 6es betreffer6en &o=
nritees on iid, als Dielmebr Ole arBer=
oroentlid,e 5irigfeit, nit ser mar 5u=
ltan6igelports bem @unide NeDer
2onoo11s %miafabrte. Mugeniheinlid
batte man @errn 2on6on bel Ser gu
lammenltelung oes &omitees abiidt=
lid o6er unabiidtlid iiberieben, mo-
riiber bieler ii6 natirlih iofort be-
idmerte. Man berietb ur6 fanb TO-
gleid BEN beiagten Mlrsmeg. @arum
0ieies auBeroroentlide gntgegenfom-
men einem Gertreter 6es go5iolismus
gegeniiber? @emiB mar feline britt
genoe Notbtpenoigfeit 6afiir porbon=
0e1r, oenn Ser betreffenoe Mbgeorbnez
tie geborte bereits ,mie mir aus Ser
gleiden 0epelde erfabren, 3lpei a110e=
rem Musihiillen als Mitglieo an, bat=
te alio geniigen6 geridiidtigltng ge-
funben. M1th NOR linn in oiefen outs
reideno @elegenbeit geboten, Sen bon
linn u1r6 ieinen &intermartern Der
trete11en Mnida1ungen @ebor uno
Geltung 81 beriduffen, 5umal mern
man be6erft, bab 6ieie S6een in if
rem letten @o1dequen5en Ser @elea=
muir 311m gd}a6en gereihen
fontten.
@ie gong an6ers lit oogegen Sos
8enebmen Ser gleiden Stellen, merm
oie aatbolifen CUR @obrung ibrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
MeDer 2onoom i'm &on:
greet bepor5u8n
Man e~rmeitert &omitee fir ibn.

Gent nel1en &ongreB geb0rt be.
fanntli6 Meper 2onoon bon Seem
Dorf im %l1nterbaule als ein3iger Ser.
treter ser @o5ialiiten on. gr 1o0
BORT Sic Mrbeit ~fortieben, bie Dor bier
Sabren auf SEN Sdu1ltern oe5 @enoi-
fen &iftor Berger BON Milmarfee
rubte. Natiirlid miro er mie bieler
es nidt babel betpe1oen lalien, Den
mirflid)en @ddoer unierer Gage i'm
Smerelie Ser Mrbeiter gu 2eibe 5l1
geben, lo11oern er miro feline einflltb=
reide Steuung oud oa5u benueen,
SEN BON Ser rptben Snternationale
pertretenen Sbeen oes llmlt11r5es nad)
ieinem belten &0nnen @orid116 gu lei
lten. 9enn babon farn er lid 1idt
losmaden, Sic liegen I'M @eien 6es
So5ialismus. Man iolte nun mel
men, BOB oieie Jolgerung oud Sen
maBgebenoen Steaen in @albington
e111leltf)ter1 1tI11e 11n0 O1e1elbe1 Des=
bo1b aGes bermeioen miiroe11, mas afs
cine 6or6erung bieler 9eitrebungen
ausleber foinnte, baB iie eber, in if
REM eigenen Sntereiie MaBnabmen er=
greifen miiroen, beren spite gegen
uues geridtet lit, maS auf Sen l1m=
lt1tr5 b%inarbeitet.
Sn @oibington idyeint man anbe=
rem Mnfhuuungen 5u b11l6igen. Mlt=
genideinlid) liebt man es sort, NIT
6em 6e11er GIT ipielen. Sn elmer De-
peihe m1s @albington an Sen SEEM
gorf Goq bonn 9. DECEMBER lteht
mrnlih gu leiea, oaB Ser u@ongreB=
o%bgeoronete Meper 9onbon gum Mit-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Sciatica's onrdoringenber sdmer5

9el Nerperidmer5en BON Scla=
tica fon1t SIR guh itets perlalien a1i
sloon's ointment. gs 6ringt 6urd)
auf Sen Sit 0es Sdmer5es un6
bringt 2inoer11ng, iobol6 es appli5iert
lit. Gin grocer Comfort lit es o11d
bel 5loan's, 6oB es nidt eingeriebe11
SIT meroen braudt. sIoon's 2iniment
lit unidatbar I'M Gtiuen bon
Ne%rpenidmer5 irgen6 elmer Mrt. Ser
iudt es iofort> uern SIR an Mbeu=
motism1ts leibet ober an 2umbugo,
pebe1n Sails, sdmer5 in ser 8ruit,
Gerrenfungen, Guetidungen etc. gs
lit msge5eidnet fir Meurolgia nn6
aopfmeb. 25t in allen Mpothefen.
. Mna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
,,@ir baben ieinen Stern
geieben."
misunderstanding aus Suolne1t
afrifa BON Shea ppn Narbon-

QtrItQ pom S1e1 0Dn NuTOuH-
@ir uoren lett 5fpan5ig Sagen urr=
ter1pees, uno sp11Bten min, baB mir
uns oerirrt hutten. &elner 1pruh oas
@prt ul,:, am Iesten unier 2eutnant,
nit Dem mir SIR Gerfolgung oes ge=
ftlogenen Teinoes losgeritte1l-aber
an oem SIif, NIT oem er ole abge=
triebenen Gferoe lu1O LII lere eigenen
Rau,berge1talIen NH lterte, laben mir
MIR 5u gut, oab uua er es n1Bte>
- mir hotten un5 in Ser Mltite Der
mrt.
0ir 1uore1l oe11 lduur5en Tlildt=
lingen olf oen TerIen gcblleben, oh11e
ibrer habbuft SIT meroen, Big MIR oie
ueber5eugltng %gepon1en, ouB lie Ut
Sic Sn1obefe u11o DamIt oem lld]eren
Sungertooe in Ste arnle gefllthtet
feien. Sunn crit marel1 mir umge=
tehrt uno, oe1n 9efebl gernaB, lllo=
nelrlih 51triifgeritten, no MIR ON
sritter1 Sage a1tf unl ere 9ouptabtbel=
lung itoBen m1tBten. 9ert NOR Ser
5ebnte Sag leit Ser ltmfebr, = rno
MIR hotte11 iie niht gel l1noen.
Sic Gorrne ita1to fat III Sdeitel=
bobe, Sic Quit flinmerte Dor 6lutb
uno 9itt. @ir Darel1 obgeie'Ie1, Tin
ndbrenb Ser Mittogs5eit 51 ia ten =
adt Monn: orei oopon %erfobrene al
tie Mfrifaner, Die gegen Sic Strapo=
sen nift mehr empfinblidJ nare11;
Damn Elm &obolo pom Nbein, 0em
a11f iett nod Ser Sdolf I'M Naden
1uB, = 5nei grii0er bon Ser idles=
pig-bolIteiniihen aiilte nit ltiae1t
guuerngeiidtern, Elm Sager u11s oem
boperiihen SCOTLAND nit 6alfenaugen
uno ifl. Mit uns 5og ein Sunge
aus oe1r 5biiringer @alo, Sen mir
ale bem1ttterten, uno Ser i6lieBlih
mebr %u115bielt, al5 mir ale gu Im=
MEN.
@ir botte1r fuit ole bu5 6ieber.
Gin Efero nud bem anoern ltir5te
urro blieb lieger. @ir nabmen ibnen
sie sottel ub un6 5ogen gu SUB net
ter, un1er 2eutnurt INNER poruuS,
menn er u1b fmum mebr geben fonn=
Re unD pieIeift um meiiten bon uns
allen lit; benn er nor BON un5 Man=
1rern Ser iungite un6 erit Dor 5mei
Nonaten aus ser 9eimath gefon1=
men.
Sci Sem einen @ol7teiner brad Der
5Dpbus aus; mir trngen oe1 Same
ruoen 51piIden uns. 9ann marb aud
Ser o110ere fronf. Ser &obolb bonn
Rbein lief mdbrenb elmer Nadtrait
bonn Eager fort unb fam nidt mieoer.
CT NOR nidt mebr Bel Si1men. @ir
funben i'm Damn 5uiiden Dem @eroa,
dber er erfannte feinen bon uns. so
bIieben mir BEL linn.
2angiam ianf ser Sag, DEM Sic
fur3e 0dmmerung folgte. @ir mo=
rem ltumm, un6 rings Inn nns Der
naltete cine feierlide StiQe.
9a iagte plobli9 oie beae Gtimme
oes jungen Ihiringers: u9eute lit
@eibnadtenl"
@ir ltarrten i'm on. giner nad
Dem anbern begann 5u redren, mann
fpir abgeritter, wie bel Gage ieit=
DEM oergangen. Infer oeutnont
bldtterte nit unlideren Ti1gern in
feinem Saidenfalenoer. Ser Sunge
bate redt, beute non @eibnadten!
Noh elmer 8eile ltan6 Ser guper
a1f nno tappte in ser flaren Nadt
sapon. Mit einem gdnmhen in Ser
9ano fam er nad elmer 8eile 5uriif,
n ur0 MIN fubr unS alien cine bet
&c @eidaftigfeit in Sic mioen, balb-
erftorbenen gIie6er. gin Ianren=
baum mars nidt, MIR Elm mi0eri pen-
ifiges, ofrifaniid}es @etpddh)s nit bud-
ligen 3meigen, aber eS ouftete berb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Nerp1ie Irauen.

Wenn Die Neroolitat Derurjodt
miro ourd @eritopfung, pie es bau=
zig Der Joa lit, erbaltet SIR roife
sSefreiung, penn SIR gbamberIoin's
Sablette nebmt. Gieie Eoblette ber-
bellern aud bie 0eroouung. gu TAU
ZEN IN 9enrp's Corner Drug store.
- Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

Sir Stam gigentbum ODER
Jorm'2anoereten fpredt cor bet s.
IS. goung, ct. GIoub, Deirn. 44bo
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24

only an hour and not until help arrived
from neighboring places were the flames
checked at Nod S avenue, after having
burned over compactly built area of
two acres.
Among the hotels destroyed was the
Ashworth House, the most pretentious
on the beach, built at cost of 100000
to replace the old structure burned two
years ago The other hotels lost were
the Janvrin, Grand View, the Lawrence
and De Lancey. The new Olympic the
alter and the Strand theater, which
cost $4,000; Clark S bath house, the
Ferncroft dance hall, the Jenkins block,
and the L. c. Ring block were among
the other more important structures
burned.
The regular season had closed and
there were only about 200 cottagers at
the beach.
The fire started in the rear of the
cottage of James T. Garland Of Man
chester, and was driven northward by
high wind away from the casino, the
social center of the resort.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24

a peculiar thing about a funnybone
il that it isn't funny.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24
Dumba I elegraphs tOVienna
That Censor Held Up His
Wireless Plea
II. S. WON'T GIVE
HIM SAFE CONDUCT
No Action Will Be Taken in Washing
ton Until the Austrian Government is
Heard From - All Papers in Arch1-
bald Case Received.

VIENNA, Sept. PA telegram sent
from Lenox, Mass, from DR. Constantin
T. Dumba, the Austro- Hungarian ambassa-
dor to the United States, now persona non
grata at Washington, to the Austrian for
eign office reads as follows:
As my wireless regarding the inter
cepted letter did not pass the censor
/ requested your eXcelency that leave
be granted me in order to report per-
sonally. | beg urgently to be informed
concerning your decision by wireless
with regard to my query, as | would
like to leave on the 2Sth aboard the
Rotterdam and can only request free
conduct after recall Dumba.
Vienna political circles are inclined tc
the opinion that the foreign Office vii
await the arrival Of DIR. Dumba and hear
his personal explanation of his activities
in the United States and the intercepted
letter before acting on Washington's re
quest for his recall.
In the meantiem it is expected that tn,
Austrian government viii detail kajetaI
| Mercy Won Kapos-Mere, the former Aus
trian ambassador to Italy, as Ambassador
pro TEN to the United States.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24
CAN'T STAY NOR GO.
Dumba Gets No Safe Conduct Until
Austria Answers U. S.


WASHINGTON Sept. 24.-~Ambassador
Dumba was notified by the state depart
ment yesterday that inasmuch as the mat
ter of his departure IS now pending be-
tween the governments of the United
States and Austria Hungary the apartment
would take no steps in regard to his mott
tication that he desires to 90 home on
leave next week and his request that a safe
conduct be secured for him.
As the Vienna government has not yet
been heard from in reply to the American
note requesting the recall of Ambassador
Dumba the ambassadors plan to sail on
Sept. IS is likely to fail. 1t is expected
at the state department here that the note
from Vienna win be received any day
now, so there is still a possibility that
steps may be taken to secure a safe con
duct for Dr. Dumba in time for him to
sail on the 2Sth.
The delay in hearing from the Vienna
government is attributed to the difficulties
with communication with that capital, the
| last message from Ambassador Penfeld
| having taken more than six days to come
through.
Owing to the fact that not all of the pa
pers taken from Archibald, out of which
the Dumba case arose, have been received
at the state department, there were NJ
further development in the case. The
status of Capt. Won Papen, the German
military attache, the two Austro-Hunga
rian consular officials and the Hungarian
editor. all of whom are regarded as in
VOWED in this case. will not be determine,
officially until all the papers are received
They are expected to arrive late this week
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24
To Rent

TO RENT-Tenement at 2O3 Main St.
97-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24
S250,OOO FIRE AT
HAMPTON BEACH
Forty-Five Buildings Burned Before
Dynamite Hats Flames at
Summer Resort.

HAMPTON BEACH, n. H., Sept. 81.
"A fire starting in box of rubbish
destroyed more than 45 buildings and
caused a loss estimated at more than
$250,000 in the most crowded part of
this summer resort, before the flames
were checked by dynamite last night.
Five hotels, two theaters, several
business blocks and scores of cottages
were leveled, The water supply lasted
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24
PAIRING, PAPERIRG, DECORATING

Let us figure on your work in this
line. We give quality and quantity
for every dollar invested with US.
We use nothing but pure lead, oil and
colors We are also agents for several
leading Boston and New York Wall
Paper Houses. .
T. T. HAVERTY. Telephone 242-W.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24
WESTMINSTER.

George Dascomb returned to Chicago
this week
Mrs. George Foster has gone to Linden
lodge, Brattleboro, for treatment
Mrs. John Ware of Townshend has been
spending a few days with he daughter,
Mrs Fred Davis,
Last Sunday the Eight Weeks club pre-
scented the Sunday school with a picture
of Christ in the temple
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24

Good intentions won t balance the
defaulting bank cashier S books.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-24
The MeIrose Hospital
WEST BRATTLEBORO, VT.

WEST BRATTLEBOKO, VT.
Special attention given to confine-
may be attended by their family physi-
elan. For information, apply to
HELENA D. MATHEWS,
Phone 201. Natron
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04
Pastors Busy Life.

The epitaph on the tombstone 0.
the late DR.. Rees Bronant, in Cardi-
ganshire, sets out the following fact,
In Welsh: He christened | iSG chill.
dren. he buried 1,792 persons he
preached 5000 sermons. ne SPOKE ?1l
times on total abstinence. he paid hun.
dreds of pounds of chapel debts by
lectures.
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THE WEATHER..
90 o o 90 o O o o o Gel

Here it goes again. The bIoomin
weather man is a beastly brute, don't
chaknow, when he insists upon giving
Florida local rains tonight or Tues
day and there is little comfort to be
found in the prediction of gentle to
moderate" northeast winds.
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John RuskIn.

John Ruskin did not commit sui
eide. 1t is quite true that from a
combination of domestic difficulties III
health and overwork Ruskin became
afflicted with the nervous troubles
that verged close upon insanity al
times, but he kept the balance and
died at last naturally.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04

Miss Marian Hiliard. of Wellesley
college, her brother, Robt. c. Hiliard,
a Yale senior, and his college friend,
B. Sherman, left on their return trips
to college Sunday morning. They
spent the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Hilard at their South Ridgewood
avenue home.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Dunn, of East
Orange, N. j., are back in Daytona for
another winter season and, as is their
usual wont, are comfortably domiciled
at the Despland hotel. En- route from
New Jersey Mr.. Dunn became serious
IL III, but has greatly improved since
his arrival here.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04

F. H. Baker, of the Windsor hotel,
who arrived last week from Sara
toga Springs. N. Y, with his family,
was also accompanied by Mrs. Bakers
sister, Miss Mary Begnel, who will be
with them for the season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04

Among the many persons who are
making their initial visit to Daytona
this winter are Mrs. E. NJ. Galbriath
and Mrs. Caroline Neff Burnett, both
of Cincinnati. and are guests for the
present of the Ridgewood hotel. So de-
lighted are they with the Surroundings
that they expect to stay until the sea-
son Closes
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04

John S. Murray, of Toronto, Canada,
spent Saturday at the Prince George,
and while in the city made arrange
ments, through the A. +. Donnelly
agency, to occupy during the season
one of the Thompson bungalows at
Daytona Beach. Mr.. Murray, who was
here one winter four or five years ago,
will return soon with his family
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04

Harding Williams, of Brown univer-
sity, who has been spending the holt
days with his mother, Mrs. M. Ocean
tillion Stillman, left on the Sunday
morning train on his return to col
lege.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04

Mr. and Mrs. Ignace Knight and two
children motored up from Minis and
spent Sunday in this city with Mr..
Knights sister, Mrs. W. M. Schlotter-
lein, and family at their home on
South Beach street
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04

Tom Wilder, who has been spending
the holiday season with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilder, at their
Daytona Beach home, left Sunday
morning on his return for Choate
school at Wallingford, Conn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04

Miss Mary Stones spent the early
part of the holidays at Oviedo, with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. William
Stones, returning to Daytona for the
New Years.