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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-25

ian6t, iag6e ban, at mango Imerita'
mere bar blepet orebt oerne6e. Naar
ban unotog De iibite faa Tiger, funbe
fan foriifre, at Der ,1n6er bele &epo-
lutionen bar lite mere END fire Mme-
rifanere blebet 6rebt iom Selge at
&rigsferiel. Selp UNDER ben an1ert'
fonlfe Sffupation al Bera @rlt3 lag
Sc Merifanerne en- beun6rtngsber6tg
Selbbeberifelie for Daeen. slmert'
fonerne fun6e bore ganife trpgge.
Garran5as Ber'onligbe6 og @pner
onifueoe Mr. 2in6 meget iDnpatbt1t.
San ipntes at itole trpgt paa bans
prlige @ilie og @bner til at fere ben
merifonife @tatsifn6e / trDg Sapr:.
Gfter 6ore6raget bleb a6lfillige
@pergsmaal itillet Mr. 2in6. San
gab alle 6e for6nife6e 0plpsninger.
Sans l16talelier, iier naar 6e an'
gif Breit6ent @illons floge Holttif
e>f anoricn .bleb ofte billet
State Histor society,il @lntni11g
fnptte6e Torentngerts abrefi6ent, Mr
Sbor @fonnoro, nogIe 8emarfnin>
ger om Merico til syore6raget, i6et
bon poo Goreningens 8egne taffeoe
Mr. 2in6.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-25
nn1
@elfiembt Torretntn9smano 6p6.
Ereiibent fur Stem Oorfs murIf'
amerifanife @anbelsfammer*

SEEM Dort Den 22oe Nop. Ma1
80. 9eorman, Hreit6ent for BET ber
nDlig oprettebe norif-amerifanlte
&onoelsfammer, 6p6e / tit 9iem fer
igaar, efter fort Gi6s Spg6om.
9lf6p6e bar en- of oe meit frem.
rage1t6e 11orife Sorretningsmeno
9iten. &an bar fg6t 2tlIelan6
Si6en 1873 bar fan 6repet @fibs
rneglerforretning / Seem Sort,
nange @ar iom en- at Sn6ebapernt
at 6irmaet 8enbam & 8opeie1t
Sans 8rooer, &aptein &enrb Nor'
man, er MI sSirmaets gienb9ren6t
0fe0lem. Strmaet i116ebar @eneral
ogenturet for 6en norife 9lmerita
Iinie. ..... .. :
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-25
erefenlanb n'aa Einart iDare paa be
allierebes &rad. @erberne paa'
beraaber ii8 en- Seier.
@temnineen ..n1trt Baabefmlb 6laubt
be allierebe. sSrbgt for Mebolu-
>tipn berifer / Mtbeu.
S9if eft thumbs 9iteripen; itbbt
paa em Wine. 8rittr 6laabe gaa.
ct inb / 0iteripen.
sSeues &rigsraab.

- Baris ben 176e g}ob. Sen
frantic og 6en brittle @rigsmagt ct
iaften faftiif en-. De al1iereoe bar
bi6til fie1npet mere eller mtnore
uafbengtg af btnanoen. Sra n1 al
bliper oe UNDER en felleS 2eoel'e.
Set pentes, at Nuslano og Stalten
bil lutte fig til 6e alliereoeS f9lles
&rtgsraa6 inareit mulig.
Set franif-britiife &rigsraao bolot
i6ag tit ferite Meoe. Siliteoe nar
Bremiern1inilter Msquitb, Mmmunt"
tionsminiiter Dobi6 2lopo George,
fprite Momiralitetslor6 8alfour og
uoenrigsmiriiter cir @6maro @rep
of @nglano ian1t &remierminiiter
8rion6, @rigsmtniiter @allieni, Ma,
ri11eminiiter 2oca5e og General
Soffre al 6ronfrtge. Sen brittle
@ruppe in6befatte6e tire af De fem
Meolen1n1er af BET BRITTLE &abfnets
in6re &rigsraa6.
Set forlp6er> at @rigsraaoet blep
fpr6ig me6 lit Mrbeioe i6ag. Set
np1te Wep6e bill blipe bol6t me6 &e=
t,ro,1pn+nntpr frn 9RnsIun6 od eStQ-
lien iom Deltagere.
ssngen offictel &unogiprelie blen
n61te6t angaaen6e &onferen'en.
Operatiuner &attegat.
- 2onoon oen lobe gtop. Com
en 6ortiattelie til Meooelelien ONT,
at en- 6lotille paa 25 tpife Eorpeoo,
haa6e bop6e pasferet Selitngborg,
Sperige, 0ns6ag Morgen og bar
gaaet in6 / &attegat, fommer i6ag
ct Telegram til r@e11tral @etps" fra
&ibbenbabn og meloer, at en- brittlf
@1ta0re at &r90'ere og Sorpeoo1a'
gere bar feet gaaenoe ino | &attegat.
&rigen / Gerbten.
= 2on6on ben 196e Mop. Mona-
1tir er inotaget af 8ulgarerne, og Be
ierbiife Mrmeer mel6es at iarnle itg
til at mo6tage Slag paa &oSiobos
biitoriffe @letter gitenfor ben mon.
tenegrinife @rerie, bpor De for obsr
500 glor ii6en mtiteoe lin l1afbqn-
gigbeo til Sprfiet. 8ulgarerne iiges
at babe $4,000 Mano Hrilep6iitrif.
tet. s Noroen oriber Gpiferne og
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-25
=. 8arnet, {ptm iffe blep bpereret.

ga. 8arnet, fum life b1ep bpereret.
Chicago ben t9be 9eob. Ser 2oe'
ger, Der i6og u6gioroe en- 2igipns'
jurp, erflereoe, at Dr. s. S. Sat-
leloen> iom ttlloo ct Spe6barn, Ml-
Ian SSSobn 8ollinger, at oe, naar
en- Speration fun6e babe re66et bam
for ct 2ip iom ct Iegemlig og aa1t-
6eltg forfrpblet s116ipi6, bar moralif
og etbiif berettiget til at negte at
foretage BEN Speration iom bans
@a1nbittigbe6 tiliag6e bom lite at
n6fpre. Set beb6es 6og &ien6el>
ien at oct er en 2eges beieite @ltgt
at Iin6re Smerte og reo6e eller for.
lgnge 2ib.
@n af 6e ier 2eger bar Dr. Sub.
mig &eftoen> Brofesior 8atbologf
re6 Stuff MeoicoI College.
2egerne erflere6e ogiaa iom lin
Ero> at en- Speration btl6e bape
forlenget og maalfe re66et 8arnets
2ip> og ttlfeieoe, at 8ebiierne lite
rar afgi6ren6e for, at 8arnet btloe
blebet aan6elig og moralif forfom-
men iom Sglge af 2egemsfeilene.
SurDen anbefale6e, at / alle tbil'
lon11ne Eilfel6er ifnl6e to eller flere
b9it anlee6e &trltrger raao'p6rges,
fer cit 8eitemmelie bleb fattet meo
@enlpn til Eilraa6eltgbe6en of at
foretoge eller un6la6e at foretage cit
Speration.
Dr. 9aiiel6en bi6ne6e, at fan life
beiten1te fig for at un6lo6e at ope.
rere> fgr bGn bop6e roa6fert fig meo
femten prafttieren6e 2eger> bborai
fiorten bol6t meo bam / at la6e oct
lille 2ip u6aan6e.
8arnets Mo6er, &nitrn til en BEL
Babe116e Mrbei6er, Wo6er til tire
8ern, Der olle er legen11tg og aan'
oeltg normale, iD11tes ogiaa, at BET
bar be6ft for 8arnet at 6e.
Set fanabiife &rigslaan. Mon'
treal ben 226e Nob. sSnoen en- Etme
efter 9ffentliggierelien ioag af bet
officielle Inertisiement af @ona6as
$50,000,000 &rtgslaan befien6t-
gioroe 8anfer, Gi11ans- og Gorret.
ningsbuie / Montreal, at ser bar
tegnet ober $17,000>O00.
2oriner ifal for &etten. @bicago
Sen 236e Mob. Gbb. Gorene6e Sta.
ters @enator @tlliatn 2orin1er 111aa
I Sannar ibare for Metten paa en-
Giltale for fornentIig Delogtigbeo
at ebelagge Ga Salle 9ruft ans
Sabings 8anf, iag6e Statsaobofat
Maclap SoDne igaar.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-25
Den afffreffeube fommmnale

Den afffrefteube fomn1anale
@ebbam8. @bicago ben 16oe geop.
ct fomn1unalt 2ogibls me6 500
@enge, Der bar operfDlot unoer &nl.
oeperio6en ifior, bar bare buiet to
Men6 fi6en @uloen begDn6te Man-
oog. @run6et1 er bieniDnlig ben 9fe'
gel, at bber @erion, Der faar W}ao
og @attelogi, ifal fage @e6 / tre 81
mer, ibet Der ligger en- flor tomn1l1-
nal We6boug til at tage fat paa. Mf
Sc, 6er fdgte at fomme ino / 2ogib1t'
Jet Manoag, git alle nnotagen to
fin 8ei.
8ebiite fin Torieroeropgtigbeb*
Gan 6rancisco ben 18oe @op. So
iepb @pa1i ion, Der er County,
fengiIet for lite at babe for'prget
fine 8grn, btfte lin Dpgtfgbeo til at
1erge for ben1> bbi8 ban brp6er fig
om at forfbge. Pao tre tigers Sio
/ TengTet labe6e ban en- Er9mooel
af 6engflet be6 @ielp at en- Gag,
2onmefnib og 2t1n. 8in6nerne er
lapet af @ellulot6pla6er. &an for'
ere6e Mooellen til Sberiff 8arnes,
Der bor fpiet Sen til iin @amltng at
91ariteter.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-25
Mmerican Te6eratiom Of 2aburs

MBbe. Gan Grancisco ben 18oe
Nob. Spn1an6slopen blep anbefalet
i en- Meiolutton, be6taget af bet ome>
rifanife 9lrbet6erf forbun6, Der III
boloer i'm 35te oarltge @onbenttot
ber. Man u6talte fig irnoo etbpert
Sori6g paa at ipeffe 2open og be-
flage6e &an6elsoepartementets 5or'
tolfning af flere 8eitemmelier, ioEn
,1ogle af Sifferbe6sbeltennmel'erne
og oeres 9lnpen6elie paa u6enlanoife
@fibe> Der / nogle Eilfpl6er bar fri
tngne for bisie 8eitentnelier.
Sen interrationaIe @en1an6sfor-
enin8s grpfi6pnt, Anoretp 6urufetb,
Der fnI6es Sn6er til ben ,1pe 2on,
bol6t en- Sale til &onbe11tionen ON
BET gabnlige ben nDe Sob. &an
fag6e, 6en btl6e bielpe inarere emo
bin6re @ienoprettelien af en- &an'
6elsflaa6e.
@pergsmaalet ONT &rigsforbereot-
be6, Der ubentet bleb bragt paa
8ane, blep 6reftet og en- &eiolutton,
Der protel lterebe mob Sr6fdrelie af
miIiter 8ropagan6a @folerne, blep
neoiten1t> efterat Preit6ent @ompers
bab6e erfleret, at ban baabeoe ben
Sag pil6e fon1n1e> at 6e Soreneoe
@taters Solf fontrolere6e Wilit'en
og oen regulere Scr Sre6ens, @et-
feroigbeoens, Demofratiets og Men-
nefeligbe6ens sSnteresle.
Sobn s. @al1 bpmt. geetp Oorf
ben 196e Nop. Sobn s. &all, Ser
ogiaa gift UNDER Nabnet Sobn &.
93epcomer, blep ioag fun6en ifpl0tg
i @e0rageri giennem Soften og oen1t
til to 9lars Sengiel @tlanta> Ga.
Sobn &. &o1 er &on1poniit og
Muitfforlegger. Sons ~@eooing Of
tbe 8in6su er ct meget populert
8an6= =genmer. syor flere Mar iioen
boeoe ban / @nneapolts, bpor bau
6irigereoe ct Tibet Srfelter / 6en
ganle berpgte6e ssS11mbo @uitc @oll
poQ @oibington Mpe. Set bar for
nen1melig Boeter> iom &all be6rog.
@an opertereoe, at Hrgmier bil6e
bIipe 1t6oeIt til Dem, iom ifrep Be
be61te Serter, iom ban fun6e iptte
Muiif til, og naar 6isie @ange blep
n6gipet, btl6e Der blipe Benge at
tiene for baaoe Dtgter og @ornponiit.
Men Der trengtes aItio 8enge til at
faa Sangen. n6gibet. Boeternes
9rooufter fan6t &all beitan6tg por
glinrenoe;; men Benge maotte Der
til, bpis 8er6en ifnl6e bltbe befien6t
me6 6em. 8aa 6enne Waa6e itges
ban at babe narret onfring 1900
v@gtere".
8ernerfongresIen 1t6iat. 8oston,
226e gton. Sen irternationale &on'
gres, Ser agte6es afbol6t 8ern ben
ABE Dececmber for at itu6ere og
belten1ne en- 8aits for parig Greo er
ubiat ifplge @ubeltelegram i6ag fra
We8. 5annie Eern Mn6retps af 8os.
ton, Der ct enelte anerifanife Meo-
lem paa oen ir1ternationnle grefutib,
fomite. grefutibfomiteen ifal boloe
ct Mgoe oen Ste Sanuar for at be.
femme cit an6en Mp6eti6.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-25
&png Heter.

4lterrigerne 1ta6tg Serberne og
Montenegrinerne Iengere neltober,
og ben eneite Maaoe, bporpaa oe fan
un6fomme, ipnes MT at bere / bet
pltlige Montenegro og nor6lige Ml.
barie1.
Ironif1nen6ene I SD6<Serbien
paaitaar, at 6e bar ilaaet 8ulgarer-
ne tire Dages blo6ige @ampe> %
6e for6obler MI fine Mn1 1trengelier
for at i11otage @eles; bet er bog 1ntit
om 6eres 8eitrebeller bill n1infe
TrDffet paa Serberne.
- @ien Sen 206e geob. @rtgs<
6epartementet meIber, at 9iterri.
gerne bar tilfsiet Montenegrii,
ct f11ufen6e Ne6erlng ] NerDeoen al
Brtboi.
@rtbot er en- ferbif 8D I nofonten
al. 9iterrtg ner ben nontenegrinife
@renie> 20 W1tl I SD6git for @tce-
gra6.
9em rmsiiffe 6ront.
@etrogra6 ben 19oe Nob. -
Gelgen6e officieIle Meloing bleb
iaften u6ite6t af BET rusiiife &rigs-
oeparteme11t:
Haa ben rusitffe @eitfront g2or6-
beit for Srieoricbita6t mislpffe6es
Epffernes Toripg paa at gaa oper
til bor Si6e af Dpina.. Sten6en bleo
oberalt Iaaet ttlbage.
Baa StDrs penitre 8re6 / @er'
be6en of Stationen G3artorpif for-
iggte Sien6en forgiebes at fomme
til Slo6en. s Merbe6en af 2an6s'
bDen @3artorpif traf bore &roppec
fig tilboge til @tprs beire 8reo u1t'
Der Defning af bor grtilleritl6,
bptlfet forbin6re6e Iienoen / at an-
gribe.
- Betrogra6, bta 2on6on, ben
196e Nob. &nslan6s militere Sagt-
tagere finder bppptge Tegn ill., at
6e tDife g9effer be6 6enne Sront ita>
big bltper tDn6ere. Dette er i1er
Eilfel6et / Mfinittet / g1oropit for
Riga. Com @ren1pel nebnes, at 6a
&usierne in6tog e1 Obergong MEL
lem to @unper, bar Ser life an6re
Sorlbarere en6 to EDifere r1e6 bber
fin Maifinfanon.
9en italienfe &rigsifneplabs.
- &om 6en 186e 9eop., pia Baz
rig ben 196e geob. Den italteni tie
@eneralltab mel6er, at ser fren6e-
les fiempes me6 SortptIelie on1 60.
ri5ia. Sgaar bar Mrtilleriet / @irf'
fombe6 paa begge Si6er. ..
= @om ben lobe 9eob::, bio @a.
ris. 9iterrigife Mptottfere faiteoe
15 Bomber neo paa u6ine, sSStalten,
Gre6ags, bborbe6 IL Yerioner
orebtes og 81 bleb faaret, ifplge Of.
ficiel Meo6eleIie fra set italienfte
@rigs6epartement. gn an6en @ffab.
re 9leroplaner Iap 8omber ne6 paa
Berona og 0tcen3a.
8alfanfrigen.
2or6on 6en 216e Nob. entente.
bar forlangt, at @rgfen'
LAMB enten ifal lutte iig til oen og
opfDloe fine Sraftatforpligtelie tneo
Senipn til @erbien elIer oe1nobilt-
lere. Sor at lase Song 8onitantin
(Gortiettes paa 7oe @ioe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-25

5remragenbe Spenifer bps &re>
iioent Tpincare. Haris ben 23oe
9fop. Hreiioent Hoincar6 mootoa
ioag en Delegation af fremragenoe
Spenlter, beriblan6t ben tt6ltgere
sSina11smini1 1ter Baron 81. s. M6el.
itpGro, Baron Halmitierna, &tgs'
oagsman6 fra Stocfbolm, flere Uni.
periitetsprofesiorer og mango Off.
cerer. De oil beidge MmmunittonS.
fobriferne % @oipttalerne imorge1,
bporpaa De btl ttlbringe fire Sage
pe6 syronten.
Mfolla 8tnrfebt. Sos Mngeles,
Gol., 6en 236e Mop. Mtis Molla
@iuriteot, Sn6ebaperife af Mmerifa-
Me1terfobet / 9ennis for Gamer.
tom berttl ioag for ct .rouno robin"
GenniSipil paa Gong 8eacb Sbors.
bag, Gre6ag og 26roag 6enne ltge.
De arore Deltagere er Mrs. MaD
@utton 8unop, ttoHgere fpinoellg
@er6ensmeiter / 9en11t8, og Mf8
6lorence 5utton, 1tnitbe6it blanot
1016 Iennisipillerne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-25
,,AttGntta||.
9iterrigs Graerins ansaaen6e rMm'
cpna"s Senfnimg telesraferet at
Mmbaslabbr Fenfielo.

Wd1Dtngton 0en 1|Oe 9toD. Oe1I
on1erifanlfe Mmbasia6er &enfielo
telegrafere6e i6ag til l16enrigsoepar'
ten1entet en- 9}ote angaaen6e Gent
ningen af bet italtenffe 9ompiab
vMncona". geoten bar bleben bam
oberratt af oct eiterrigffe l1oenrigS'
oeparteme11t, fan6pnltgpis fer ban
mootog Observation-Disclosures Mn'
mooning om at erboloe bet eiterrig'
fe Observation-Disclosures &eriton al
&rage6ien.
9r6lD6e1 al @ommuntfeet ften1'
mer meo oet eiterrtgffe @omiralitets
@11n6gibrelie, fom bleb ienot berttl
pr. troa6Ibs fra 8erltn. Set ftges.
at vMncona" tog Slu9ten me6 fult
5ort, bn ct @fit6 blep nffpret til
Mbpariel foran 8augen paa Sfibet,
og bet benegtes, at 9amperen bleb
beifu6t, efterat ben bab6e itanfet, oe
at onore @fu6 bleb affDret paa 2tb'
baa6ene og paa @erioner, Der foent'
me6e @an6et, iom BET bleb paa'
ftooet 6et italienffe &ommunife.
Otter Mo6tagelien af 9}apporten
bleb BET befien6t, at l16enrigsmint'
iter 2anftng bar af ben Mening, at
ban MT bar 8efi66elie af tilitretfe'
Zig officieI 11n6erretntng til at 6an'
ne @rnn6lag for en- @fterforifning
ongoaen6e @1terrig-l1ngarns timber
panosfrtg.
u6enrigsminii iteren LOB set bog
bore foritaaet, at tntet &ommunite
btIoe blipe fe,16t, fbr ct @par bar
fommet paa oe @pergsmaal, fom
por blebet forelagt BET elterrigife
Observation-Disclosures al Mmbasfa.
6gr Benf ftel6.
- @afbin9ton ben 186e @ob. -
@n eofeitet @rflertng of Dr. Cecil
8. @reil, ben enei lie amertfaniffe6tc
blanot 6e re66e6e fra ben italienffe
Camper rMncona" mooitger 6trefte
ben e1terrig-11ngarife &egierings Of
ficielle @rflering, at @fibet lite blep
ifn6t paa al ben angrtben6e timber.
pon6sbao6, efterat uMncona" itan-
1e6e. Observation-Disclosures blep
i6aq nn6errettet om ben e6feite6e
@rflering peo oniulattelegrammer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the High Wind i'm Many
Localities
TWO PITTSFIELD
WOMEN WERE KILLED
One Died from Exhaustion and Other
Fell Against Car-Aged Resident
of East Bridgewater Died While Re
turning from Church.

BOSTON, Dec. 81. - Greater Boston
had a blizzard yesterday which
caused an immense amount of damage.
At Revere a roller coaster was demol-
ished, one woman badly hurt and three
other persons narrowly escaped death
The wind velocity here was 48 miles
at its highest, and numberless trees
were blown down or broken, causing
interruption of wire services.
East Bridgewater lost one of its old
residents, George A. Mavill, 81, who
died of exposure while returning from
church.
Pittsfeld s storm brought death to
Miss Marie Rabeau and Mrs. Irene NJ.
Brown. The former fell exhausted and
the latter, blinded by snow, walked
against a car
Rockport coast guardsmen rescued
the captain and four men of the British
schooner Mayflower, which is in dan
ger of going to pieces on the rocks.
Watertown s wind demolished a two
apartment house and swept down 800
! feet of an 11-foot fence.
LEVEL s trolley service was democrat
lied and two old elms fell, causing
considerable damage.
Worcester had two injured, Albert
! Lindstrom and John Anderson being
victims of a milk wagon and trolley
ear collision.
| Barre 5 Congregational church steeple
was lifted off and dropped upright in
| front of the building.
Providence set a new wind record, 50
miles an hour.
Ftchburg lost two chimnevs. those
of the Arden mills and the Unitarian
church. Assistant Fire Chief Wheeler
was injured in a collision.
| Hayerhill's chief street, Merrimack,
was Uttered with wreckage when a
temporary roof was carried away;
I'chimney fell into Academy of Music
auditorium: hundreds of fences down.
WestfeId s loss will be thousands,
two big tobacco barns were demolished
roofs carried off and school gable
blown in.
| Nashua had its highest wind velocity
of 40 years. 4 window was sucked
out by the vacuum following q gust
many windows were broken and cor.
ner of factory fell to the sidewalk
| Concord, n. H., house smashed in by
a falling tree; barn blown down and
parts of it carried a half mile.
Bristol, R. L., with a 70-mile wind
had its highest and lowest tides OF
years.
Windsor, Conn, fears that H. Eek
man, mail carrier, was killed in the
collapse of house.
Greenwich, Conn, reports damage tC
the New Haven road 5 electric system
almost as bad as two weeks ago.
Montpelier had eight inches Of
snow and the wind caused much dam
! age to wire services.
Portland had more wire trouble thar
before in two years and for a time
was completely isolated; barometer a
; 2S.S.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-27
GIRL MISSING FROM
QUINCY is LOCATED
Hazel Taylor Working at Fort Ethan
Allen-Refuses to Return with
Her Father.

BURLINGTON, Dee. 27.-Hazel Tay
lor, the 19-year-oId Quincy, Mass, girl
whose disappearance from her home
nearly two weeks ago has been the
source of much apprehension, was
found Friday at Fort Ethan Allen,
where she is employed as a domestic in
the family of Capt. J. A. Baer. She will
make no explanation of why she left
home and refuses to 60 back with her
father, James Taylor, who came after
her.
Mr.. Taylor left for Quincy without
his daughter He said the only reason
he knew why the girl left home was
because some of her relatives have
urged her to return to work at the
place of her former employment. q
she had been absent some time on ae-
count of illness.
The girl first came to Vermont Dee.
90, to visit a married sister at Brain
tree She remained there over night
and left the next day, saying she
was going back home. Instead, she
went TO Montpelier and obtained work
at the Heaton hospital, the matron Of
the local rest room, Mrs. J. 3. Estes
befriending her.
Then she came to Burlington and OBJ
tanned en1plngmenr 2 at houseworB
| through "a locnl charitable society A
week ago she left that place TO worl
for the Baer family at Fort. Ethan Al
! len. At Montpelier, Burlington an(
| Fort Ethan Allen she has been known
as Louise Morey.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-27
CROP PRODUCTION
LARGER IN VERMONT
A Gain Reported for This State, But
Harvest in Other New England
States Smaller.

A summary of estimates of crop
production and prices for the states
OF Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con
neeticut, and for the United States
compiled by the bureau of crop es-
Inmates (and transmitted through the
weather bureau, United States de-
partment of agriculture, is as follows:
Crop production i'll the New Eng
land states this year aggregates in
quantity about-15 per cent in Maine
10 in New Hampshire, plus in
Vermont, go in Massachusetts, Il
in Rhode Island, 4 in Connecticut,
as compared with last year Prices
on December / average plus 80 per cent
in Maine, plus in New Hampshire,
plus 10 in Vermont, plus 40 in Massa-
chusetts, plus 10 in Rhode Island, plus
2 in Connecticut, as compared with a
year ago, making total value of crop
production, on this basis, about plus
II per cent in Maine, -13 in New
Hampshire, plus IA in Vermont, plus
4 in Massachusetts, plus 9 in Rhode
Island, . in Connecticut, as com
pared with last year. The estimates
are based upon those crops whose
values in the last complete crop census
represented II per cent in Maine, IS
in New Hampshire, IS in Vermont, Al
in Massachusetts, 81 in Rhode Island
| 66 in Connecticut, as compared with
the value of all crops.
| For the United States production
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-27
REV. C. w. MERRIAM RESIGNS.
Greenfield Pastor, Going to Grand
Rapids, Mich.

GREENFIELD, Dec. 27-Reverend
Charles w. Merriam, pastor of the Sec
ond Congregational church here for
IL years, read letter of resignation
from the pulpit yesterday morning sug-
costing that the resignation take effect
on Feb 1. He has received a unani-
nous call from the Park Congregation
al church at Grand Rapids, Mich.
which offers him a much larger field
than is afforded here.
The church there has a membership
of 1000 and a Sunday school of 500,
with pastor S assistant, q stewardess
and a parish house director, and it is
understood the salary is $4,000.
Since coming TO Greenfield, Mr. Mer-
riam has become intimately identified
with both the church and the public
life of the town and has made himself
force in the community. He is
chairman of both the school commit
tee and the trustees of the public IL
brary and is also connected with
many other organizations.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-27

this year aggregates in quantity
about 8 per cent more than last year.
Prices December l average / per cent
lower than year ago, making total
value of crop production on this basis
about s per cent more than last year;
these estimates are based upon crops
whose value in the last complete cen
sus represented II percent in Maine,
50 in New Hampshire, 68 in Vermont,
IL in Massachusetts,, 80 in Rhode Isl
and, IS in Connecticut, of the value of
all crops grown, and may be regarded
as representative of all crops
Estimates for important crops of
Vermont are given below:
acreage and production in thous-
ands, j. e., 600 omitted.)
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-27
MRS. CAvELL WRITES HAPGooD.
Peru Resident Expressed Sympathy
Over Execution of Nurse.

Marshall J. Hapgood of Peru has
exhibited to number of acquaintance
2 letter he recently received from the
mother of Miss Edith Cavell, the Eng
fish nurse who was executed by the
Germans after being convicted of as
sisting Belgian soldiers to join the ar
mics of the allies At the time of the
execution Mr.. Hapgood wrote to Mrs
Cavel expressing his sympathy in her
bereavement, and the letter he re
ceived was brief acknowledgement