davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

Amerita = o9iaa / ]tebraifa. men
8ortlanO i Oregon, boor ban bar
boet / mange anr, er pans no
oaIete 9p. "a iee ipurate BAN,
buorior ban iaa life bleu Der. ioa.
reOe ban onltrent iom iaa: Ger
Ge, ieg er ieOt ! et SnnO, bUor
oI bar 9inter Ell Sang ON IA.
ret. % ben iaoneoe ieg itaoi8 Der.
noe / Roiernes gp, % tiliioit bleU
min a9n3iel ina it9rf, al ie9 maat.
te reiie ben, boor ie1 tuu0e ie Sne
og isle 8inieren, % iao Tom ieg I'll
Montana. % eiier MN DE
ming gioroe Nanoen ret; oeii, Der
leoer, bpor Der ingen 9inter er, Ie.
per Inn Ell ballot Gin, % inoen Ipa.
ge oil ban fun fanne uoisre en-
balp Nianos Arbei0e, ielD / line
be0ite aar. Scr megen alll0e
OF Tor megen 8arme oiitumper
Wenneiferne og io9ffer oeres ener-
al. = Rin Sen tog mig meo Se.
ite o. 8o9n no en- 5ur at ie 60.
men og oo napnIig bans e9et
Claim. fom ligeer 3R Nil ira
9ie Sauop moo Bear BON Wuun-
tain. 9isie iioite, iom ipnes al
Iieee ID @iI borte, er Zebra.
gere Tom ale 9ierae, ii9r for Dem,
Der life er bnnt til 9iergene. Z
8irfeligbe0en er Der $40 Mil
ira Big SnnoD til De eaentIiae
9ierse. Fnn Oenne 9ur iii lea
monge 9ing at ie, iom interesIere6e
mig. De opennppnie Storfonaers
2on6. Tom lager nprmeit gDen o.
SIooen, par ooerrislet on fore on
mango aIfnIfa Stoffe bar gibne
ON, DDno Bdno tan gre. SPn1ere
uoe, men enonu / 5IoSSnIen, fom
ina Hpbpeeernes Dmrnaop, bpor
fhocfs oe oisTes itsrre on minOre
GHsere forefom babe | Wpraoe
og broget Wnnefof6iebeo. Wonae
bnpoe trouIt me6 .Sssune.5oI.
foping", Tom be briiate fore Damp.
pfooe til. poa min ems onn6,
Tom ban bar forpnetet no paa 3
9ar, inn lea en- iooonn pfop ar.
beioe, frgaenbe fine 6Siirer ob@ot.
Gen. 90 her III lea oafoa bet inb.
re at en- ihod Of ie, meo en- Iap
Sploe bet enc Sisrne. Der bopoe
tient fcm eena, o. granbpIetter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

paa 0alpei oiite notiom, bpor 0en
lille GUn baD0e itaaet. 81 Brat,
Der oar iaitgiort paa geg8en, I'M.
Der e. al DC 10 balpe ginoner,
bauoe tent iom Sfripe-, Spiie. %
Selifabs6or0, alt eiter Dmitgn0ig.
beoerne. 4n5gene beitaar al 10
Gag grGooer meo 5iPrepupir incl
lem, % @nioei al ieit iammenieieoe
Srgo0er paa 6en bIotte Sor0.
lloentil par Der taitet nogen Soro
op moo 9~rao6erne. Iaget oar en-
itraa 6inoe Al 9rpooer meo et Gag
Iigregapir pan. let oar belle 2ei.
liabe0en. Wen 5oorleOe5 noget
Vienneite fun6e uoboIoe 9iDet /.
De foloe 9%Internptter, ira 4ar I'll
aar, ] Ell %iaaOont Shlr, iom ieg
oiIoe famine mig ueo at bD0e en-
g%anniel sc, er mere eao lea
ian besribe. o7et par oaiaa
~itren8t, fon on tro. 3a'r,@ iaa0e
min SeH oo iea taIte meo 6nm Der.
ON. Den BET unae Sin0 o. oct
nnae ee9eme Fan uoitaa meset, iom
ri GI0re life fan. - 9lt noale irss
10
libel / erp6oeitlrene. at Here lob
ira bet Sele, eiterat BABE leoet pan
Den WaaSe noaen 1i6, un6rer mig
itte; men at ina mango boI6t no,
banoe WGn0 % auinoer, er for mig
ct 0ione ON, nj Der enonu er Strait
/ SlqateH, 81 leper |, IeIp ON ri og.
iaa er De0 at blipe gamle, pt, iom
mener ON os ielu, at ui naturligpis
par arnitforIe. - De, Der bar boI6t
no pna en- ion6on GoIt, bar imi6.
Iertib aennemannet en- SfoIe, Der
bar lat tit Qrag pnn Dem FOR belle
oeres Gin. Den Sln9s 5olf oil Iom
&eseI life lsbe al ben Bot. boor be
bliper fat, ieIp ON Der er NOT Ino
meaet | @eien; tbi De bar Iprt, of
lSinorinasr fom til for at o~uerpinSes,
os fan oueruinoes. Ren oen bar GA.
ioa oiort 5cIf oeru6e aabne o. ieI.
ifabelige % lGrt Dem of boISe lam.
men, mar bet fniber. Gerfor er
be oainn mere nntirIiae oa Iiae til
emo ben iodfaIbte GooiIafotion til.
laoer os andre, iorfineSe StsreT-
Ter, Of prre.
snmme dogs eftermibbns tog
en- Ben al min EN- os no til ben
mooiotie Si6e Of Big ganop, %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
Soeriot al
MOrten u. 6. RicoIapfen

Seq snnr oite ior6i Qrbeioere,
iom ipiier oeres ySun9" oeo 5or-
toOet. Oct er itprte, muifelfere
JoIf, iom uofsrer 0nOeorbeioe Bin.
ter o9 CONNER, / Seoe oe auI0e.
s auI0en timber De 2D oct isrite
oct beOite Steo. 5 Seoen er Sfpg-
gen al ct Era goo not.
Seq logger nsie @Rrte til, boao,
oct er, De ipiier. Oct ipnes at be.
re Iige meget for benz, enten oct
er Se0e eaer auloe; oeres 9uncb
6eitaar omtrent al ben iamme Ting.
5srit og fremmeit grso. almin0e.
Iigpis Soeoebrsb, as0, inoDanlie
Ofsefso, un6erti6en Belle. 5ruet
er mere iipI0en. Bic" anffe, "
npoes unoertioen 0ertil. Der er
unoe Mano og alore. Starfe, Spg.
tige, goomooige WlPno, Der iDnes
at nboble ooer~ nf 2io.
sos iao6nnne Golf er Der ingen
oi9tiife 8roblemer. Ge ipnes | De.
res pirfiomme u6enbsrs arbeioe
at frpoe omtrent BET iamme auan.
tum og ben famine Slogs 5soe ga.
ret runot. Ger er uoen 1oipI til
oisie Tioer en- Ouerflsoigbeo al
pisie Observation-Disclosures og maa.
re til anore Gioer en- llnoerern9-
ring Of andre glementer. Waen life
iaa meeet, at ReIultaterne i9rlig
fan bemprfes.
CAB en- Of oisie Weno itanoie
lit pirfiomme arbei6e. Gao BAN
paatase fie aontorarbeioe meo Ii0t
ener ingen mitffrIss aftipitet. CAB
BAN begDnoe at nrbeioe meo Sier.
men | Steoet for meo Wufflerne,
faa bill ban meo oct ianme faa ct
Dipt Broblem. San pil6e mart BIZ
be poa bet rene meo, at ban life
fiin0e fpiie ben erope, rige og I'm.
bertioen tonrlie fogte 5soe, bpor.
til ban er bIepen ponf.
Sna piot ies fnn finoe, bar Der
ingen grnprinesIH roblemer I min
Mooers oe geoftemooers Doee, me.
6ens be Iepe6e | EennipIp0nias
clone, o. rpo6ebe Gorme fra be
trtte &enIocieroner. 1et enefte
grcbIenn, be bnp6e, bar, bpcrIeoes
be fiiI6e foo not at fpife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

ningeiolfene bapoe. @uo ieieoe Dem
og gap Dem SauI. ais's Ssn. Ell
Ilano al 9eniamins Stamme til
9onge / inrretppe 4nr.
9por int 9aullls iaa / Eausbeo
saar iorbi Sauls oioere Siitorie,
i0et ban Blot tiger ON BAN: o0g
oa ban (@u0) 5apoe taset BAN
bort.
Saa opreilte ban Dem 0api0 til
aonge, = ia opreifte BAN,
aoproeorengen,@ men ON 5pem ban
ogfaa ieIu DiOne6e os ia8oe: seq
bar fun0et 2apio. 5iais Son. en-
Man0 eiter nit 5ierte, iom ifaI
gere al min Billie"
9i ifal fife Der 9aa IND paa "a.
oi0s 9iitorie, men blot paapese, At
tro6s Spn0 og 5aIo bIeo 8apio
oI6rig boomo6ig, argerrig og e8en-
raaoig iom SauI, men oeobIeu at
bile gere @uOs giIIie, % ieIu oa
ban oar ial0en onbt, par ban ar
ia not til fife alene at erfen6e,
men ogiao befen0e i'm SpnS.
San ifnoer Qaulus oOer belle
Stitorien melIem 7noi6 % ariihas
og Tiger: iii oennes Sno bragte
CUBS efter 6oriatteIien 5sraeI
en- 5reIier. Seins.4
Oct par Seius. ban oiIOe fom.
me til at tale til Dem ON, men
ban pilOe eioe fin 4rPoifen ct 10
liot biitorift @run6Ina; og @inoet
ON Dabio. BEN aonoe, iom So.
rael fremfor ale par itoIt al maat-
te appeIlere til 9ifbsrerne. De Iaa
10 beu til Den fommen6e 5relier
iom 9noiosisnnen.
VI logger oglad Dt9rfe III, al
4aulus taIoer Seius nen 6reIier4.
booo 9ommerne 10 ban6e ppret
beer paa i'm 0ig. oe buoo 0abio
i fremrneenoe 8rao bapoe opret
iom 6oIfefsrer.
Saa min0er 9aulus ON 7ebe-
rem Sobonnes's 0moenDelies-4rnoi.
fen % 7oab for belle Ssraels6oIf.
og 5porIeoes Ban b~orfpiier ira 10
ieIo til Den, ser fom efter BAN.
ybpis Sfo ban fife par uur0ig til
at Isle"
Roaife BET ON ~Omoen0eIie Tor
belle 5sraeIs 6oIf~ Tturreoe / oeres
2ren. men Be tager Oerimo0. 50.
bannes oar 10 oeres ii6ite oproiee
o. mpgtige 1rofet.
Men boor RauIus Dog bar giuet
lin 9rn0ifen for lit Solf | BET frem.
me0e en- ioIi6 llnoerbpanine, fiji
let til at ~ooerbeoiie bans Eilbsre.
re ON, at Ben 5reIier, ban piI tale
oioere tiI Dem ON, er BEN innoe.
git6ienSte Resifns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
Nogle Snbtrbf ira en- Hejle
/ yfiten.
ri z. z. Big.
Gortiat.)
I 9ia Snuon, Montana.

Zen fae eg Al bette Raon er
naont eiter gGffeb iom 6en Logger
oeo. Meeens Sort Benton or Ell
gamnel IN, iaa cr oet moOiatte
liliploet meo Big Snnon. Scr
life mango aar iioen par Der fun
Ct Sotel, en- Buff % no1le enfeIte
@eboelies5uie Ru er Der 1000
1000 gienneifer Ben lille gu, Der
or Centrum ior CT 5armer. 1iitrift,
iom itaOiJ bIioer iterre. Sernbanen,
ogiaa Der @reat-9 otbern - oeler
gDen / 10 1ele, boorai Den enc,
Ben alore gp, bar bDgset inc Suie
parallel meo ganen. me6en5 Den
ngere 9D ligaer miolret. ri Dc ire
Soteaer, iom 9pen bar, pnIgte ri
Nontann 6oteI, bpor en- Soenffer.
@iitaD 6aafon'on. er Bart Snoen
oi 9nnr til 5oteqct, oil ri itnnOie et
2iebIif ueo Stationen % ie paa ei
@lasifab, Der giper en- ior0eIagtig
5oreitiaing ON, bpaO 6enne ggn
| Montana fan pro0ucere. Zen
Sla9s Sfabe eaeraasier timber man
al % til peo Stationerne 6eruSe %
/ 0rrbe6en itore greO0etaoler, Der
fortpaer ON, bUor mango 3uiin6e
acres 9ano, Der Iigger % oenter
pan, at Soft ifaI fomme og taee
Dem, iamt Rabnet paa %inn6nnne, bos
bOem nGrmere OADsninger fan
fones. - Zen itsrite ganf % Ditto
Buff / gpen. oct beOite 2anS %
Ditto ganS / gis Snn6D.G nIen til.
bsrer CTR. Wcglormara % Wor.
lom. Tom Tor inn anr ii6en por enc.
rao0ige beru6e me0 oeres tore
auG9. o. 5anrebiorSe % 6eres ITO.
re 5loffe al rioenoe Sproer. Soor-
mango aor BET er iioen, Wr. nc
Nnmarn fom iii Ganen Tom en- fat-
tig 6rngtfsrer, buffer jeg life, men
0erom fon hper Mnn6 | gig SonoD
gipe al snifeiig GpIpsning. - Wr.
S~anfonfon. en- @nrtnerisn, 90 ielp
@ortner, ira Wnlms, err en- nof fnn
interesIont WnnS, IN al 6e life fao,
Der bar prsoet bonoe at pinoe og
tobe en- Sormite pnn Goorenpl | BET
fore, og enonii bar I'm fore Rnntb
oppe | geor.gotp Wountains, iom
bans Sen MI oriper. Wr. 8. er
GIFT meo en- Qpin6e fra Soften, Der,
Tom one Tpffere, er gfno peo at bere
TT Wooersmnol toIt, iefr ON bet er
nof ina .eebrofen", Tom qilirfoet
er, nnnr unoertegneoe tnIer bet. Sun
%fortolte mig, at htn fom Der til
0on6et Tom f5--f6anrig Tiae: men
'tooia toIer bun hefft inf, ifsnt
bim o. Wonoen toIer GneeIif, oe
Soften er hen6es Stem for nIi. -
S~aofonfon bor prret cper alt /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

@uSHuB DNu 81 IuuHlg
en- 6oranorins ia ATTN til title
iio0enoe Sio ngopeuoieeer en- til
~iuarenOe 5oran0rA.g Gieiea.
@aooe ZEN gorf BAIT noeen al
gaatioens Observation-Disclosures, fun
De ieg 5ape foniuIteret ianOanne
4tqno, % leg piloe life aleHe 5aoe
giort mig ielp mere ifitfet ior Stu.
Diet al Meoicin. men ie9 oiIOe 9aoe
oaret Iangt mere ififfet ior at
praftiiere BET.
Seq itloereoe ieaere oeo ct DO.
msopatiif aouesilm j Chicago %
graouereoe / 9omeopdti ten anoen
@ren al S9sefmiten). % oog
3erte iea / beIe min Stuoietio
ol0rig noget, Der 5aoOe iaa meBet
iom et operfla0iif 8esreb al Cir.
tif. Sea 6esDn0te iaaIeoes min
meoicinife 4rafsis u0en no8al
Carbon ON iaa6anne emner.
Seq bar 6erior besaaet sell %
/ mine erinringer iunoet aoitil-
Iigt. iom M fommer mie til RDt.
te. Seq Tom paa set rene meo,
at ON ieg snifeoe at beiinoe mig
pel. % ON lea eniteOe at bIioe en-
pas enoe 3aaoaiper ior mango Al
mine 4atienter. iaa maatte ie9
bare Opmprfiom5eOen 5eupenot
paa grn0rings. q 6orosielies-0p-
goperne.
5srit proftiiereoe iea paa San.
Oet. bUiIfet brq1te mia omfrina
blanot 6~armererne, o. iom ie9
ia90e ! 9egnuoeIien. Der iorefom
mer npppe noget 2intprobIem ior
6olf. ION lever ct iaaoant Gin.
unotaaenoe Be o~e0blioen0e holoer
paa meo at ipiie 8lpif. Saa mart
lea baaDnote at prafttiere / 9pen.
iouot ieg. at 9iatetif- spergsmaa.
let raaeSe % meS itrRfin6iagenoe
To%r6rinqer: min0't BEN enc Salp.
Oel Al Ratienterne. ie1 bleo faI6et
til 1t be6anole. leo oirefte eaer
inoirefte mOer 3iptieil eaer
eaarlig 6oroeieIie.
Sea lqite enbocr Gina. ieg TIM.
oe IA lat paa ON Gmnet % ira
oeH LID o. til M bar ieg oaret
en- Stloent al 3intetlt. % ie9
bar beitrobt mig paa al beuptia
mig al ale @%ioeuifabens Cpl1s.
uin5er meo 3eni9n til Sa8en.
Zen igrite 1fisitemuiul man
iaar, nnar man aloorli9 ihloerer
Oiptiife 4roblemgr. er l@loDereHs-
itemmelier blan0t Dem, Tom ~ifriuer
ON iaa0anne 6maer. SeIo bla3oi
Dem. iom bar leoet uoarbeioenoe
5orie9 life nlene paa Ianare 89r,
men pan 0ieuueifer. ieI0 blaIl0t
Oisie om6p3scli8e. inmuittig5eos
iuIoe 6orie8sma4lo or Der bemar
felies0Groi8 5orifel / NeHin8sr.
Geite 5cuiier finn, At Gmaet er iuo
UifIet, at Del enonu er i fin Barn.
bonn; men oerior er inlen llf0-
ifoloning ior no9en I'll at Be.
banoIe 1iGietif meo 8inaeagt. Ter
er Here Gina, ON 5Dilfe aac Elm.
oenter al 1irtetif itemmer operens.
Scr oet ierite. al 0e ileite 6olt
ipijer Tor meaet. I'm oct apan.
tim 5e6emioIer, man ipiier, finn.
oe bIioe ne6iat III oct Babe eIler
80 9rocent 1il0e 5Iertaaet al Ieil-
refer bIioe biuIpet ! bsj Grab, o.
maaife ii9en nnoen ReauIerin9
oil0e DGre nsopen6ig. 1et al BIZ
ne ratio olporIig iuIten 10 eler ire
@nnge ON 1ngen Dil0e le'e be
ileite 8o~rosielies 0psaDer.
(pere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

- infer &c en- ptrhie bilie giOtor-oet oil iQe en- Notor. ion
~ loierer oct mcie arbeioe me0 Den min0ite 9efoihring Ger.
Tom 9e cor oct, in iorsm fife Den minone 9eliahe0 til at iat-
menligne 5 8 6 Notorerne meo en- b0afeniom9eit an0en, ion Dc
Ter eler bsrer omtalt. Tag rgeIg lib I'll at tisbe 1eres Motor.
Sgr tilnrptfeigt on 8 3 & 4totorcr, iaa al e fan ioretage Snm-
menlianineer Al 9a8t5orOeing, geltit SterreIier. 6le.6orbrua.
4rela8erg2ateriale og Ginenfoner, Smgre. S9teu, Sttferoe0s-
5orantatninger % alninOei1e lloitprin1, etc. 5ornaa b0er Cels
getD0nin1 % 9e0Den0abe0, % bDore0es Den hiGIper I'll al Dro0u.
ere Strait til al lace Nlotoren lee itgt. buorle0es g2otorens gene.
to forianges % 5oorIeoes iterre 9efpareie Olie5orbruget op-
naaes. Aanr 1e tien0er osie ling, ia ioritaar Ie Fem pda no.
torer. 9aar C ioriaar Gem pan giotorer, iaa fan e fe5e meo
9ebeo % Siferbeo. ben pirfeIq biliae Motor. iom d be5eoer -
Ell 5 { Motor al ben rigti1eStsrrele "a 1ppe ior8cres 4rbei0e.
) > 6 Ole91otorer - Qfosul q ltaa iabriteree ale
Sterrelier ira l til 90 Setes Strait o. euAoer anerfenot 1gpe -
itationpr. pa 1ronsport.SIgoe, pa 5ransport-0iuI. me0 aa5ct
aietetanf paa eDliuoeren, meo aieetauf q Nor 3or5inoeae til
iamme. perttal o. horizontal.
BE ar6eioer me0 gasolin, Retroleitu, "a ido mO finpe
CIer % me0 8as % altobol.
9len ia er ser ogiao ben erra 9ialp iom isaer ueo ai5be
a en- ) 9 6 Motor. Nhotoren er life BET eaete, iOm . iaar ior
8eres |enge Gen ertrn Siglp or Oct our0 al 10e noact ON
6fterie Ell ; $ s Motor omhDaaefgt nos en- 6orbon0hr. %
ia en- satalog al bonL eaer l0 os iaot CT ii Dem. Worcester I'll
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
Sinf for 0elbreoet / Soms
merbeoen

vi 9oftor s. .. Carr
4easnoinet 1BbDiical Culture
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
Oct, Der beitaar.
Der gnss Orb bsfaar epineslie
(gf. 40, o..
ganlus's fsrfte grabifen.

9i praOife 8riitls iom fors-
feitet. for SOBER en- 6orargel-
ie og for 9eoninger en- 3aor.
ifob. aor. 1. %.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-30
ORCHESTRA
GOES TO NEW YORK
Playing Will Be Feature of Halloween
Party Tonighi in Metropolis
Engaged by Summer Visitors.

Somewhere in the city of New York to-
night a real Vermont orchestra will play
real country music on real country instru-
ments for a Halloween party The orches-
ira IS the kingsbury orchestra of Jamaica,
which has been playing together for years
and Is a feature every fall of the Bondville
fair.
The discerning eye of New York sum
mer visitor in Brattleboro is responsible
for the transfer of this orchestra of three
musicians and one "caller off, to the me-
tropolis for one appearance only. This
woman attended the Bondville fair and she
saw and heard the orchestra.
With a keen eye for the entertainment
possibilities she promptly made contract
with them. This week they received a let
ter with necessary directions and Thurs
day they left for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kingsbury, Martin
and William Kingsbury comprise the mu-
sicians who are now in New York Mrs.
Kingsbury presides at the organ and her
husband extracts music from violin while
Martin plays the cornet and William
prompts.
1t was specified in the agreement that
they should appear in New York exactly
las they appeared at the Bondville fair, the
garments worn including a fur Overcoat
that had seen long service and was worn
by Harvey Kingsbury.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-30
CANADA GIVES 100000 MORE.
VIII Send 100000 Men Altogether to
Aid Great Britain.

OTTAWA, Oct. 80. - The Dominion
government last night issued an official
statement calling for an additional 100,-
600 men. Sir Robert Borden made the
following statement:
THE government has received from
the king an appeal for an increase in
the forces OF the empire which are re-
quired TO secure victory and enduring
peace Since that date the government
has secured statement of the number
of men already enlisted and under
training in this country as well as
complete information respecting the
number despatched overseas. The es-
innate based on this information IS as
follows:
"Forces despatched overseas, 101,-
800; under training and on guard duty
III Canada, Il 800; total, 173, GOO.
"The forces actually authorized VI
/ to July S last were 150000 men. Hav
ing regard to the appeal issued by the
+ king and taking into consideration th(
necessities of the war the government
have concluded to increase the author
lied forces by 100000 men. Accord
in2ly, an order in council has beer
passed increasing the authorized Cana
dian forces for the purpose of war t.
+ $50. 600. -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-30
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY

Large Russian forces are to attempt a
landing on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast,
according to advices received in Berlin.
which hears that large contingents on
transports have sailed from Odessa and Sc
bastopol Details of the capture of Serbian
stronghold of Peirot, which had barred the
Bulgarian pass to Nish, are heard from
Sofia
The French have made further gains in
the Artois region occupying a section Of
German trenches at Bois en- Hache. They
repulsed a German attack near hill No.
140. southeast of Souchez These an
nouncements are made in today's official
statement from Paris.
Four violent counter attacks by the Ger
mans near the position of La Courine in
the Champagne, where the French made
gains yesterday, are declared to have been
completely repulsed and all French gains
retained
There has been heavy artillery fighting
on Gallipoli peninsula. Turkish forts near
the tip Of the peninsula were destroyed by
the allied fire and Turkish guns blew up
an ammunition warehouse of the expedi-
tionary force, an official Turkish statement
says.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-30
WORK OF CORPS WAS
ABOVE CRITICISM
Visiting officer Makes Complimentary
Statement at District Meeting
Attendance Was Large.

The exemplifcation yesterday after
noon by Sedgwick Woman S Relief
corps of the entire work of a corps at
the district meeting held in Sedgwio k
post rooms, called from the visiting Of
ficer, Miss Jessie Sturtevant, the state
ment that the work was as near per
fection as it was possible to have If.
She had no criticism to make.
Sedgwick Woman s Relief corps is
the largest corps in the state, having
170 members. There were - delegates
present from the Bellows Falls corps
nine from Newfane, three from Jamai
ca, three from Londonderry and five
from Putney and an attendance from
| the local corps that filed the seating
capacity of the hall
The address welcoming the delegate:
and state officers was delivered by Mrs
Stella s. Elmer and the response wa.
made by Mrs. Luella Bickford Of
Bradford, the department president.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-30
Jury Finds Balance Due for
Services-Nothing for
Breach of Promise
CASE TO BE TAKEN
TO SUPREME COURT
Petition Of G. A Poland for Transfer
of His Children to His Mothers Care
in Putney Granted - Wilmington
Bank Case Settled.

The jury in the case of Miss Ethel f.
Cutler of Keene, n, H., against Mer-
ton a. Doolittle of BrattleborO, a suit
to recover $S,715.45 for services by the
plaintiff for the defendant for II years
and further damages for breach of
promise to marry, after being out five
hours in county court yesterday after
noon reported verdict of S4,09S.25 as
a balance due for services. No damages
were allowed for breach of promise.
The defense Will take the case to the
supreme court on law questions.
The defendant filed an offset claim
totaling $l3,935, also claim for
breach of promise to marry. The jury
was instructed to find special verdicts
How much, if anything, was due her
| for services; how much, if anything, for
| breach of promise; how much, if any
thing, the defendant was allowed on
! his offsets; how much. if anything, he
was allowed for breach of promise.
| The Jury reported that she was al
! lowed $5,26G.SS for her services and
| labor and nothing for breach OF prom
! Use. They allowed the defendant ST.,
| I6S.63 for offsets and nothing for
breach of promise. This gave the net
verdict of S409S.25.
The plaintiff did not specify any
amount in her claim for damages on ac-
count of the alleged breach of prom
Use, but the defendant asked $1,000
damages in his claim for breach of
promise
Chase & Chase We're attorneys for the
plaintiff and o. B. Hughes and T. f.
Barber for the defendant.
Terms of settlement were agreed
Iupon yesterday afternoon in the suit
of Elmer J. Reed of Wilmington, ad.
ministrator of the estate of Arathusa
B. Clark, late of Halifax, against the
Wilmington Savings bank. \ year ago
in county court the plaintiff obtained
Judgment for about 800, but the su
preme court reversed the verdict and
sent the case back for retrial.
The suit resulted from the failure OF
the bank to have Aaron Clark, husband
of Arathusa B. Clark, sign an order he
gave to his son, Charles, on which tc
draw money from the bank.
Gibson & Daley and Homer Sherman
of Charlemont, Mass, represented tho
plaintiff and o. Z. Butterfeld anC
4 Chase & Chase of BrattIeboro the de
5 PENDANTS.
The court yesterday, after Il hearing
4 igfanted the petition OF Clarence y. 20
I land OF Putney, from whom his wife. Flor
$ ence, obtained a divorce last July, t
: have their three children given to hi
mother, Mrs. Mary Poland of Putney
n to care for. They have been in the ear
i of Mrs. Myron p. Davis Of Brattleborc
h who has relinquishcd them. The eour
n also authorized the transfer of furni
L ture and other personal property t
s Mrs. Mary Poland and gave Mr.. Pc
h land permission to establish q home i
d Putney and care for his mother an
a children. The petition was opposed b.
" Mrs. Poland, who is now making he
II home In Augusta, Me. r. c. Baco
and F. z. Barber appeared for PoIan
n and Gibson & Daley for Mrs. POLAND
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-30
PEABODY, MASS.
TOWN OF FUNERALS
Twenty One Little Girls Burned in
School Fire Buried This Morn
ing - Business Ceased.

PEABODY, Mass, Oct 3O.-This busy
manufacturing town hushed its machinery
today to pay silent tribute to the mem
DRY of the p little girls who lost their
lives in the fire which destroyed St
Johns parochial school on Thursday
The parents Of three Of the children
elected to have their little ones buried in
private, but IS other children were buried
with public mass at St Johns Roman
Catholic church early in the day.
Thousands joined the procession to the
church. Rev Nicholas Murphy, the pas
tor, ofiiciated. The church could not hold
all those who wished to attend. The sup
ply of carriages in town was exhausted and
many citizens gave the use of automobiles
for the mourners.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-30
OVER 200 AT TURKEY SUPPER.
Social Season at Masonic Temple opens
with Halloween Party.

The spirit of Halloween pervaded
Masonic temple yesterday afternoon
and evening at the opening of the Ma
sonic social season. The temple was
decorated in accordance with time
honored custom, iack-o lanterns furnish.
ing much of the light, and other deco
rations limiting at the mysterious
In the afternoon beginning at 4
0 clock there was a sale of aprons ur
stairs, while down stairs candy, nuts
and other delicacies were disposed O.;
At 80 o clock the first of the turkey
suppers was served and the ghosts and
witches who served a very complete
supper were busy every minute until
200 had been served by Z O clock.
\ fortune teller from within the
depths of a tent, for consideration
gave glimpses of the future and she
did rushing business. At s o'clocI
dancing began and continued to mid
night to music by Leitsinger's s orches
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