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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
Detroit, aHitttppcb, ben 12. Neoi 1918.
cStaliens &rie9srilitnn9en
bauert fort.

oen lesten Stiinoen bon 2uftid)iffen
nifts geb0rt
9nr6 bic snsliidle grille seieben.
9onoon, t2. Moi. Der Sort.
i6ritt Der Sffeniipe Der 9lniierten in
Slonoern nlb gtorofranfreid eibt
9lnlaB 3iir Suffning, boB @reieniiie
I'M 9ln3ug limo, Die fiir Die slaiierten
giinitig iein peroen. Berlin ort-
erfennt Die @id,tigfeit Der neuen
greigniiie. 9euti6e Seitllngen met
fen in groben Siteliiberidlriften allf
ben gegirn Der iciien engliid)-frun-
Soiii6en Sffeniinc bin.
9eutid)e TeritGrfiulger aus Gems
uno 0ouai pernlpdlten bisber Die
9lQiierten, Die norolif) BON slrros
rprip1rts brGngen lno ipidltige belit-
ihe Stealulgen erobert boben, llidlt
alli5ubalten. Der britiide 6elo-
marid)oa iagt nidlts iiber Den slnteil,
Den britiid)e Sriippen m Der Sffen-
lire gegen 9ille nebmen.
9ie9oge auf Dem rieiigen oitlihen
Snlahtfelo lit nod III 0ullfel &C.
biillt, es i6eint aber nift, oaB olle
8epinne ouf Soften Der Hlliien &C.
mudt muroen. Iie offijicaen Be
rifte aus Eetrogrnb uno Scrltt
pioeriprefen einanber 10 icbr, OaB
Die Sohperito1bieen porlollfig nod
fein llrteil fallen fonncil
@roBes SSntcrelie ilinlnlt non on
Den Gnttuidllngen III @oibington.
Ser @lobc if)reibt: r@enn 9lmerlfu
su itol5 lit gum &dnpfen, 10 nIiiiien
mir nenialtens DEM aonig Nllbcrt
ounfbor iein. oob er i'll oieier Se-
;ichltna ouf Stol5 ucr5id)tct bot
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
SranOitiftnng ans &afe.
Sarmer fpartete NIT Slnsfiihrnng iei-
mes 4lanes mchrere Sahre.

Saniine, Wih., II. Wai. &ob-
Inn Shclben pon 8reennille ioa oem
giiiiteut- -Seuermarihan &obinion ge-
itnnoen baben, baB er on Sumitog
bos Sarmbaus Der Srou 9pbio Gros-
penor, brei Weilen tpeitIi6 pon@reen-
bile, in granb geitedt bate, neil iie
Dor Sabren cine iilnge Game iiber-
rebet bate, ihre 8erlobung nit Sbcl.
ben riifgdrsie 5li MAIDEN. @aritm
SbeIoen crit ieBt on 6rou @rospenor
Hohe nabm, lieB iid) nid,t ernlitteln.
er befinbet lid i'm @ef1nenis 5l
Stonton unb erfldrte, er iperbe i'm
&reisgerift ihulotg plaioieren. 9os
Sarmbalis NOR 5ur5eit unbeipohnt
uno Der ongeriftete S6aoen miro
auf $4,000 geifdst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
aritssi6ifft 81 fanien &C.
ind]t.
General Garrnnsa mil ND fletne
sslptte snlegeu.
Die Miifiun ieines ariessmtiniiters
Hesaneira in 9lmerifa.

9tem gorf, 12. Oioi. General
@orronao sebenft ii9 cine 6Iotte gu
auleeen, ipie General SSgnncio 8. Hes.
queira, iein &riegs ,Niniiter, beite
.erflGrte. Gieier lieB befonrtgeben.
boB er 8riegsi9iife faufen mill. Or
tpiinift 5tpei S6iffe, Die IN &ouonen.
boote unleepaitbelt Derben iolen,
uno ein Sruppentronsportififf.
General 95esqueiro, Der bon 5rpei
aoiutonten begleitet lit, fam 5uionl.
men nit Sunal @eit, be5 8ra'ibentcn
@iIion perionli9em unteriuGer in
Werico, aus 8ero 9ru5 nod ben yer.
Staaten. Ser General 6ebauptet,
bab Die Gorron5a-&egierung fleine
uno grobe @ei9oiie Ill 8ero 9ru5
ielbit fobri3iert. aber aii9 in ben Der.
Stooten D2unition fiir ipotere BIB.
Iieferrng beiteat bot
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
sarOnia in New Yorf
Gnnnrb- -Sampfer hattie 2niitnnin am
5. Wfai geiihtet.

Rem gorf, t2. Dfai. Ser Gu.
narb-9 b-9ontpfer Saronia trof bier
beute aus 2iperpool Elm. Or batte
am 5. Wai Die 9iiiitania gefidtet,
aipei Gage, ebe iie perienft tpurbe. Sie
9oiiogiere Der Saronia erfubrpn crit
bon Dem ungliid, als Der 9ootic bon
sanop Soof bos sd,;;f beitiea.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
Gnogiltige Gnti4eionng no4 im.
mer ni9t gefaQtn.

Gbcn crit wicber ,,lcbte"
Diterrtif)iide NOte
eiugelauien.
gnitrnliif)cs Sanflbout in Sarbanel-
len in 8rnnb gebubrt.
Boris scitebt cine Hicocrlnge Der MI
liierten si.
!Suben geiupnncnes Serrnin bel Zoos
rpieoer abscben miiiiem.
Gnglnno yfnnft" gnnmluplllabnngen
amerifaniidjer Sdliffe.
SentidIlnno marnt slmerifnner Dur
gelndl SunoOns.
9indlite Smei @odlen iollcn 3eppclln'
annriffc bringen.
Sisherise 5iiiae ieien nnr TefusnOs-
;iernngen gelpeien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
Sic Stimmnns in Stalien.

II nj. ~. Wioi. 8eitern ubenb
puroen SrlIppen aliigcboten. I'M Ell
nc arobc Wicngc pon &ricgsentblllio.
itcn su Seritreuen. bic ourdl Die
Stroben Der Stabt mnrihierten,
Sohruic ouf Grclnier Snlaloru uno
01iniitcr oes geiiBeren Spunino aus.
broften mo fcrtgeiest idlrien: ~gtie-
Der nit Seiterreid, ; gtieoer nit @iu-
littil" @iolitti miro ndnllidl uls Der
9Siihrer Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be.
trod1tet. Die Mengc IlIdbtc oelIen
@ohnllna su Itilrmen, Duroe ober
pon Der Goli5ci imo Den Sruppen oo-
rom perbinoert. Dor Dem Seim bes
bciItihen airdenfollegiiims Duroc ei.
nc Concentration ucroilItultet.
gan Sebu ition. Spanlen.
-. Wtai llcber Yaris 9toh unidlci-
ncno ulltbcntiihcn 9tohridten. Die
bier eingetrofien limo. lit 8op't 9ene-
bift iebr uiebergeifla9en oariiber,
oub ,Stalicn III oen aricg eiu5rtreten
qeoenft, mo Der Gintritt III oenGriee
miro mrr ais ,Srugc pon StiInoen be-
trodltet. Scr Yoplt lit III Gorge oo.
riiber. oaB DER &rieg poruusiidltlidl
ulii bic @e5ichungen 5ipiio)eu @utifall
uno Guirinnl einen lingiinItigen Gin-
fluB 1usiibcn miro. Gr trage iidl nit
Der 9lbiid1t, ole beim Gatifan offreoi-
ticrten oiterreid)iihen. oertifen rtno
bouriid1en Tiplonlntcn nllf5uforoerit,
6oB tic Hom perloiicn lno ole pdpit-
Iid,cn gtuntien aus ben 9dnberll, De-
,ttolicn icinolid) iino, beinI3llberufen.
n ON. ~. Otoi. Die cnbgiiltiae
Gntiheioung oariiber, oh SStolien in
ben 8riea cirtretcn miro ober nid)t,
rubt beim 2onig, Der nad) Der itolie-
niihen @erfofilrng aaein oos &eht
hot. 9rieg 3u crfldren, 6rieben 5li
maiden uno &ertr1gc nb5nihlleben.
9dhtsoeitomenieer glaliben Die met
itcn Iolitifer. oub oos Vdniiterlltm
fiir aac Shritte Die Gerantfuortiing
81 trugen bot
Slchnlihe Tempuitrationeii. mte &C.
tern bier itattfanbcn, boben lid, auf
in anocren StGoten SStalienS abge'
ipiclt. llebcroa mlBten Soli5ei coer
Sruppcn SIR @ertreiblmg Der &ube-
it0rcr oiii1cboteu fperoen.
II III. ~. Mui. Gie 5pci groben
politiihcn Sorpcrifaften Staliens,
Die ariegspartci uno Die 9telitrali-
tGtsportei, bobcn lid bisbcr leoes
%criufles enthalten, Die @i1tId)lie-
blinqcn Der Ifiniiter 81 be-
einiluiicn. ,Siir oen ariea Iino
ole 0emofruten. Die &cpublifoner,
sic 9iotionaliIten, bic Reiormio5ia-
Iiiten uno Ole @emdbigten. Siir ben
Heutrolit1t iino Die Witalieoer Der
fotboliitcn Gortei. Die intranligen'
ten Suiialiiten. oie Gonierpatlpen
uno Die 9lubdnecr ocs frilberen Ere-
rIierS 8iolitti.
8iolitti pcrtritt inImer nod ole
glniidlt. oob ocr &rieg perntieoen
pcroen fam, pcnn lidl Seiterreih 5n
entiprchcnoen aou5ciiionen bcreit
crflGrt. 0as 8ioruole o'Sstalia, cine
ocr fiibrenoeu 3eitungeu, hat gegen
9iolitti Stequug senommen.
@erIin. ~. 0fai lleber Nnr-
itcroom uno 9onbon. 0ns @erliner
SagcbIatt iagt in einem Seitartifel
Der heutieen sluseabe. ooB Die Gage
in Sstalicn iebr crnit lit. @eun audl
oicicniacn, oic Die gteiitralitGt
SStoIicns 5u erboltcn fpiinifen, ibre
@crniihungcn nod, niGt allfgeaeben
hoben. 70 oouern oodl Die arieas-
riiituneen fort uno Die Iuisabe Der
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
@ermiidltc ariegsnadDridlten.

Tetrogrob. IL. Nai. Gin
beilte peroffentlidltes &eeierlingsbe.
fret beauftragt oas 6inan5ntitiite-
rium. eine 5lpeite irttere 9lnleibe BON
1000 Wtiaioneit &ubel aus5ui6rei.
ben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
Sentid)lano narnt ppr geind) Com
opns.

9onoon, IL. 0fai. Sn Berlin
uohnenbe 9lmerifaner, Die cine Geiie
nad1 9onoon plnnten, tpurben bon
boberen 9eaniteu oauor sefparnt, in
Den nGhiten uier5ebn Sagcn nod
ENGLAND 81 eeben, bo untfaiienoe
3eppelinonariffe geplnnt ieien, mel.
oet Die NfaiI ans &otterOum.
Die beiltiden geboroen iouen er-
flGrt hoben, Die iiingiten Seppelin-
ffiigc ieien mir &efognosaieriineen
aefpeien I'LL Dem 3pede, nm 5ii ieben,
lpie itorf Die engliid)e @erteioigllng
aeaen Ineriffe aus Der 2nft lei.
@citcrn abeno iah ptan einen Sep.
pelinbollon iiber Cumberland flicgen
uno einen jipeiten lab man iiber Oar.
mouth nod oitli9er &idting seeen
ole &iiite itreifen. Sonit bat man in
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
amtsmiiOigfeit in CANADA
Vremier BON Ianitoba nnb an6ere
geamte reitgnierten.

@innipee IL. Deui. Serte
tpuroe befonnteeeeben, baB Sir 81.
g. gfoblin, Tremier BON Ranitobo,
urlo arlbere geornte Der geeenpdrti.
gen @egierune ibr slu1t niebergeIegt
hotter.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
Die Sdliffc Der Hcntralen.

9onbon, ~. Ntai. Der unteri.
faniidle @enerolfoniiil &obert g.
Sfinner lit bon ser Sanbelsbeboroe
iuiormiert poroen, oub Die 9eboroe
Die 9nunlipolllooungen BON ben ame-
rifaniiGen Gan1pfern Soutbener
unb Carolina angefauft bat, Die Dor
einieer 3eit bon ben britiifen 9e-
borben oetiniert tpuroen.
Gie bdniihen Oantpier Orion uno
Oscar H., Die nod &opelthogen be-
Itinlnrt unb i'll airfipoQ feitgebalten
purben, iino freieeloiien iporoen.
Taris sibt cine Iieberlase sn.
8ariS, ~. Noi. Sos fron5o.
iiihc arieesn1iniiteriim peroffertt-
lidte nuflnlittag iolgenoe offi5ielle
Grflarung:
ySsm Ibihnitt norblif bon 9lrros
haben mir ilnierc 8elpinne beboilp-
tet, ousgenoninen Dor Zoos, mo Die
9eutihen in einen 9tahtungriff ili1s
oas Serroin, oas mir am Gage ge.
ponnen bottert, pieoer ubnabn1en.
Sin Der iibrigen 6ront baben MIR
NrtiQeriefontpfe itottgcflInbeit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12

ie1igen, Die ben arieg oerbiiten MOL
len, ici irbermeni6lif grob. slber
8iolitti, Der Siibrer Der gfelitroli-
t6tspartei, iei Elm iebr geipiegter
Staatsmann lno man brui,6e oes-
balb nod nid1t aqe Sofinun9 altf5ll-
geben.
II nj, ~. W1ai. lleber Earis.
6eiltc lit bel Der &egierung cine otter
rei6iihc Tote eineelaiifen, Die alS
Der leste, enbgiiltige Sori6log inbc-
5ug auf Die oiterreidliihen &on5eiiio-
nen angeieben pirb
9os &obinett lit iofprt 81 elmer
Sisung 5uiannleugetretell, I'M iiber
Die @oridJldgc Der oiterreidlii6en Te-
gieriIng ihliiiiig 5iI Deroen.
Der Suspprns, bic Saroanelen nnb
Gleinaiien.
9onoon, ~. Niai. Die 9lomira-
litGt fiinbigt an, oab Elm Offi5ielles
tiirfilhes Gommluliaue. eingelullfen
iiber Berlin mlo 9lmiterounl, berid,.
ret, ooB oos ariittaliihe llnterIeebooi
q & =, Observation-Disclosures, 0urdl
tiirfii6e ariegsihiffe 5llm Sinfen ge'
brodt nurbe. ipdhreno er IN oas Mo-
ramarmeer ein5ufohren perIiid)tc
imb boB Die @cintlung, aus orci 81
ii3ieren unb % Wfum beitcbenb, &C.
fangen genontnlen muroe Sn Der
slomiralit1t iii cine offi5ieae 9tah'
riGt ooriiber nod nidlt eingelaltfen.
@oris, II. 0tai Cine Sopas-
ocpeid1e ans sltben beiogt:
Cine idpimmenbe 0fine, Die bel
9lmpiiios in Der 9t1be pom ytplloros
auf Ser Sniel 9ennos erplobierte, to.
tete nod einer offi5ieqen Gepeihe aus
&enlnos fiiuf Heriouen Do oiele
Ofincn ourh Die Stroniitne aus Den
0aroaneQen nod ocm 9legdiifen
Neer getriebeu Durben, bot Die gric-
dIii6e Hegierlirg cine Warlulng on
bic Sfliffer ergehen laiien.
~glus perldbli6er Guelle bort man,
ouB Die tiirfiihen Srilppen in Sprier
nod Der Salbiniel 8uqipoli trans-
ieriert murbcn, oa Die tiirfiifen Ser
lutte oort iehr groB gefpeien ieien.
g2ic picl 9lrmeeforps in Sprien ite-
ben, pciB mun niht, abcr ale bteic
&orps beltehen aus crprnbtcn Srup-
pen"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15

WANTED-Gir for general housework
Mrs III l. Bascom, 127 Main St l6G-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15
DEPARTMENT TO
HELP VERMONT
Vermont Bureau of Markets to Receive
Assistance from Officials in
Washington.

ST. ALBANS, Sept. 15-Elhert s
Brigham, state commissioner of agricul-
turc, has Just returned from Washington,
d. c., where he has been in conference
with the head of the office of markets Of
the department Of agriculture regarding
4he bureau OF markets in the Vermont de-
partment The commissioner sought to
bring about a condition of cooperation he
tween the state and the national govern
ment in the work for the benefit Of Yer
mont farmers and. as a result of his Ell
forts, tentative arrangements have been
made whereby the office OF markets Of the
national department viii contribute tinan-
cially to the support OF the Vermont bu-
rcau for the present fiscal year.
The national government has co-opcrated
with southern states in this way, but Yer
mont is the first northern state that has
successfully appealed to Washington for
such assistance,
W. A. Austin sef Green Pay. Mis-, who
has been employed in the Vermont bureau
of markets for some months and who has
been very successful in his work, has re-
signed and viii leave the state Oct l.
His successor wiz berappamted by Mr.
Brigham and the chief of the office OF
markets at Washington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15

the First brigade, Second division, 18th
corps, and later to the command of
the Second brigade, Second division.
18th army corps, which he led in the
battle of Chaplin s Bluff
At the head of this brigade he par
ticipated in Gen. George J. Stannard 5
heroic and successful assault on Fort
Harrison. where he was slightly
wounded twice October ~, 1861. tho
brigade, with Ripley in command. led
the second division, 18th army corps
in the attempted surprise of the Con
federate lines over the Fair Oaks bat
tlefield.
Upon the reorganization Of the Army
of the James, at the close of 1864,
he was sent to the command of the
First brigade of Gen. Harris 5 hide
pendent division of the 4th Army
corps, from which he was later relieved
to assume command of the First bri-
gade. Third division, oath Army
corps. This command he held until the
army was disbanded in June, 1865.
Riplev's brigade was given the hon
or Of leading the Union column into
Richmond. Gen. Ripley was ordered
to report to Mai. Gen. Weitzel com
handing, on the east porch of the cap
itol building, where he was given
command of the city with orders K
subdue the mob, put out the fires an6
save as much as possible of the city
A few days later Charles a. Dam, as
sistant secretary of war, telearaphe,
to Secretary Stanton the follown:
tribute to Ripley's brigade:
s'The city is perfectly quiet and III
citizens enjoying greater security tha'
for many months
Gen. Ripley was mustered ont .
service in June, 1865. His dcatl
makes Brig. Gen. L. A. Grant of Min
lneapohs, Mimi, the last Vermonto
who commanded brigade in the Clvi
war.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15
ALLEGED SLASHER
LODGED IN, JAIL
Sidney Baker Is Charged with Cuts ng
Peter Jarvis at st. Adams
Last Night.

ST. ALBANS, Sept 15.-Sidney Baker,
about - years old, Is in the Franklin
county Jail, as the result of a stahbing
atfray in which Peter Jarvis, II, received
two long gashes across his shoulders and
a cut on his right arm, from a hunting
knife with which, it is alleged, Baker did
the slashing. The cuts are not deep and
are not expected to prove serious.
7 The trouble started. it is claimed, over
Jarvis's daughter, Elizabeth, Baker )
Sweetheart Baker has been paying at
2tcntion to Miss Jarvis for over two years
land it Is said that they were intending to
he married shortly, the girls mother offer
ing no objection to the match.
| Jarvis. however, objected to his pros
ipectivc son-in-law and last Sunday night
when his daughters lover called at the
house there was trouble. Baker called
last night to see Miss Jarvis and carried
| it is said, hunting knife in his belt. The
dispute was renewed with the result that
Jarvis was cut.
Miss Jarvis was overcome by the actiont
| of her lover and the latter carried the
young woman to the veranda Of the house
where he was arrested by the police Doc
tors attended the girls father. Both mer
are employed in the shops of the Contra
/ Vermont railway.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15
FOR SALE
Cuern 8 ey Bull

Eighteen months old, pure bred Of
imported stock from Raymond of tho
Preel Inquire of w. S. Betterley
Rice Farm, Brattleboro, Vt Tel. 597-W.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15

WANTED-Naitress and dish washer ut
Ideal Restaurant lott
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15
PAINTlNG. PAPERlNe. 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. F. HAvERTY. Telephone 242-W.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15

Modern torpedoes have range
slightly exceeding 1000 yards.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15
Special Notices

CARL KLOIIS, custom tailor, 80 Chest
nut street Tel 23G-NN 167-1TS*
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15
To Rent


TO RENT-Tenement at 2O3 Main St.
e7-tf
TO RENT : Nice Groom tenement.
Chas. S. Chase. 157-tf
TO RENT-Six-room apartment. E. NJ.
Holden. Tel. G65-W. 76-tf
TO RENT-Room at 4 Spring street.
Mrs. c. ". Hudson. 1G7-172@
TO RENT-Tenement at % Spruce ST.
Inquire at 80 Elliot st. 16G-1GS*
TO RENT-Tenement on High street
Apply at 100 Main street. 167-tf
TO RENT-No. 6 engine house. ADDIv
10. b. Hughes or Commissioners. 157-tf
TO RENT-Two very desirable tene-
ments near postoffice. Chas. Miner. 159-tf
TO RENT - Furnished room, The Alb
bott. Address Rooms" Reformer Office.
15S-tf
TO RENT-Five rooms, all modern, sep
arate halls. Miss Burnham, 80 South Main
st 157-tf
TO RENT-One upstairs and one down
STAINS tenements, IS and 50. Inquire IS
w CNL street. 1tI-Ilitj*
! TO RENT y Furnished rooms. steam
heat, electric lights, use of bath. Mrs Z.
{. Crosby. 160-tf
TO RENT - Two good tenements on
3irge street, 50 per month. Holden &
Martin, Brattleboro. Vt 144-tf
! TO RENT-To small family, broom ten
ement, electric lights, desirable location
Sl3. Inquire at II Prospect st. 155-tf
TO RENT-One ) and one Groom tene-
ment Hot and cold water, electric lights,
spring water for drinking J f. Mellen,
agent. Soft
TO RENT-House of seven rooms at
Chaplin St; also two furnished rooms with
bath. steam heat, electric lights. Mrs. J
l.. Martin. lott
TO RENT-Furnished or unfinished
apartment of six rooms and bath Al
modern conveniences. Inquire Of J. r
Hall, IA Chaplin st. 1927
To RENT-NIodcrn downstairs tenement
five rooms, two supplies of drinking wa
. liter, located 40 Frost street. Inquire O
O. ID. StowcIl, II Canal street. lost
TO RENT-For $500 per month t.
small families, fve-room tcnemcnts will
T all modern improvements, on the two mp
per floors Of my new apartment house
! "GrandvieW,' on Prospect st. Leslie
Smith lott
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15
Wanted

WANTED-Good live veals. Brattle-
boro Cash Market 122-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15

The Turkish Empire is composed Of
many mixed races. 1t includes Greeks
Slavs, Albanians, Armenians, Jews and
Circassians.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15

WANIED-Gul for general homework
Apply at - Oak street 167-1G9
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
The Story of One Day at the
Front in the VeU Udr

ball or fighting. In these first days Of
early summer weather. the new war
has begun. Autumn, winter and
spring have seen the great conflict;
now it is summers turn.
One of London's most eminent
physicians was my guide; he has
given up his practice and has come
over here to do his share of Britain's
job; and his share is to run around
and take care of the sick and injured
folks, whether they are commanders
or privates. The other member of
our party was "a man whose death
that day WOULD have Jared the Ameri-
can stock market. He isn't here for
fun either; men don't get into masses
like that for fun.
1t was the new war that caused our
trip; the new and terrible war, possi-
BILE only when the spring wind blows
in the right direction to carry the
killing German gases into the enemy's
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
4. C. CONES, PROMINENT
DENVER MERCHANT HERE

H. c, Cones. . prominent merchant q
Denver. has heen in town the past
few days looking after business con-
nected with the new Toole. 5. 10. 1k.
and 25 cent store which Is to open
here soon
Mr.. Cones is associated with Mr..
Toole in the Toole Stores Company
which has 81 of the stores similar TO
the one here. all over this section Of
the western country.
Mr.. Cones, has been connected with
big mercantile enterprises for a num-
ber Of years and at present has two
or three large stores in Denver.
He is very favorabiy impressed
with Canon City and has been here
two or three times In the past few
months.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17

knowledge Of the experience which
has befallen so many hundreds OF
Belgian and French villages since the
war began. The villagers took II all
just as any American resident would
have taken II II. some forenoon some
twenty shells had been dropped in or
near his town. 1t seemed to me that
the villagers had not realized that
war was on. until they saw the shell
holes in their familiar streets and
saw the new scar which. within an in
stant's time. had been put on the gray
spire which had doomed above the vii.
lage, unchanged in color or shape for
SO many human lifetimes. Belgian
men. women and children went about
with their pathetic little bundles;
neighbors talked.
One more shell and am going to
take my family away said an old
man on the sidewalk" To take his
family away" meant to pack only
few things that could Be carried in a
long. weary walk; 1t meant to leave
home and home things behind, maybe
forever. saw grey wrinkled old
women who had made their plans for
spending their last days at the home
fireside. out on the streets, wearing
their old-fashioned bonnets down over
their ears, Carrying their most preci-
GUS possessions. ready to fly for the
little OF the life that was left them.
Are you going?" a man asked a
group of neighbors.
Behind the man was a woman and
children.
"If one more shell comes We must
go" answered the man in the other
group.
And SO the town was waiting for
zone more she'll" after it had already
had 20. Was It because the Belgians
are hard to scaref or was 1t because
some heart strings are so hard to
break?
There before our eyes war with its
ghastly weapons, was trying to scrApe
these human lichens from their places
on the rock OF home. The heart
sinews were straining. almost break
Ing It was like looking upon the
tearing OF the bloody. living fiesh.
And the German guns that we're do
ing this had been brought up within
range OF the town because the Ger
mans had been able by using deadly
gas to kill brave men in the trenches
who had been ready to give them a
fair nght.
you two run over to . restaurant
and get something to eat,y these
words took my attention away from
tle pathetic scenes 10 me Strest, 4s
vThsgs ars two mpd over - tlte
I.|II /.
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BY WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD.
(united Press Staff correspondent)
copyrighted 1915 By United Press.
Copyrighted in Great Britain.
Headquarters of the British Army.
Northern France, April 2s.-(By
mail to New York.-This is the story
of day at the front in the new war.
The old war days of winter and
trench life have passed. In these
new war days which began with the
present gigantic battle along the Brit
ish line the men dash out Of the
trenches; the German great guns,
move along the road in their terri
tory to new spots and throw shells
into places that were safe in the win
ter time, or at least, his soldiers have
moved themselves there. The hours
I'm the huts. hugging stoves. have
ended. 1t is the fields and the sun
shine now that the British soldiers
seek. whether they're playing foot