davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
GHOsy BerIi6skie.

Berlin, 81 wrzesnia. = Donie-
sienia niemieckie zapowiadaja
rychie zankniecie zastaw pusap-
ki niemieckiej W okolicach Wilma
przyczem obiecuja dostac do nie-
vol cd ewierci do pol miliona
Rosyan!. -. RAPPORT donosi o
klesce, zadanej Rosyanom W oko-
licy Dzwihska, gdzie nieprzyja--
cie1 zostaI odparty ku Nowo A.
lexandrowsku, t. j, W kierunku
poludniowo wschodnim; dalej
ku poinocy wzdluz Dzwiny "a
jeto miasteczko Illukst (Iluksta) /;
armia ks. Leopolda Bawarskiego
posuneia sic W okolicy Sionina,
znacznie dalej, dziasajac " kon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
Niemcy na Balkan!
Wrzenie wsr6d Pa6stW
Baika1skich.
Atak ma Scribe.

Londyn, Nisz, 81 wrzeSnia. =
Niemcy i Austryacy zwr6cil ko-
lejno po Rosyi potege gs6wna
ataku ma Balkan - na Scribe. D..
w te strone przenosi sic punkt
ciezkosci dziaian wojennych ca
lego teatru wojny europejskiej.
Plan nieniech polega ma TEN,
aby jednem uderzeniem zrniaz-
dye Scribe, przejse ia, dotrzee do
granic Buigaryi, sukcesem ster-
roryzowae wszystkie panstwa
Baikanu, Bulgarya wowczas sta
nowczoby ma strone Niemiec
przesz{a, a Grecya j Rumunia po-
zoSta{yby neutralne, Niemcy zaS
arrnia wsparliby Turcye i oswo-
bodzili Konstantynopol, usuwa--
iac groze zdobycia Dardanellow.
w wykonaniu planu tego przy-
stapiono do ataku na Scribe, obli-
czajac widocznie, ze z MIA sic
jeszcze przed zima sprzymierzo-
ne armie nienliecko austryackie
uporaja Otoz pod Semendria
mad Dunajem na poiuduiowy -
wsch6d cd Dunaju artylerya roz-
poczela niszczycielsla robote, a
Berlin ju5 donosi IL ciezlde dzia-
Ia ausryaclie odpedziiy Serbow
pofudniowego brzegu Dunaju
oraz zmusiIy do milczenia mad
brzezne baterye serbskie. w
szczegolnosci Niemcom Au-
stryakom chodzi zapewne o opa-
nowanie szlaSu kolei wiodaceJ 2
Budapesztu do Konstantynopola
- via = Belgrad, Sofia, Adrya-
nopol. Ale spotkaja sic oni z "a
cistym oporem Serbow, ktorzy
maja znakomita armie przygo-
towana posiadaja posiSki fran
cuskie i angielslie, wloslie zaS
stoja W pogotowiu ma wsparcie
akcyi Sprzymierzonych. Francu-
Ii juz dostarczyli Serbom ciez-
kich dial i amunicyi, aeroplan6w
lotnik6w wogole pomoc ich
Jest nieoceniona j nieograniczona.
Spodziewae sic nalezy, il Sprzy-
mierzeni inpet niemiecko au-
stryacki powstrzynlac potrafia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
KONFERTNCYA PREY
DENTA Z SEKRETA-
REM STANU.

Washington, 81 wrzesnia. -
Prezydent Wilson odbyl wczoraj
wieczor diuzsza konferencye Z
tymczasowym sekretarzem stanu
F. L. Polkiem, ma ktorej omawia-
no afere DUMMY, sprawe mexy-
kanska inne kwestye miedzy--
narodowe.
Department stanu ME otrzy-
NAL dotychczas q Wiednia zadnej
oficyalnej wiadomoSci W odpo-
wiedzi ma swa note, zadajaca cd
wolania DR.. DUMMY, nieurzedo--
wo jednak zostal poinformowany
re niefortunny ambassador "a
mierza opuscic Ameryke "a ty-
dzien, t. j. % b. m.
Ostatni list pana DUMMY ME
zrobil dobrego wrazenia W de-
partamencie stanu, mirno to jed
max toczy sic dochodzenie co do
podniesionego w MIN zarzut, re
cenzura tutejsza ograniczala swo
bode jego komunikowania sic z
rzadem wiedenskim. Odnosi sic
to do depeszy, ktora wyslal z
wyjaSnieniem powodow dla kto-
rych zazadano jego odwolania.
Wyszlo ma jaw, re depesza ia
przeszia przez department. sta
nu, ME byla zas przedkiadana
cenzorowi stacyi W Sayville. Pro-
wadzone jest rowniez dochodze--
ME, jaka droga do publicznej
wiadomosci dostaia sic tresc osta-
tniego listu pana DUMMY do de-
partamentu stanu. Gdyby sic Okla
zalo, re ambassador sam tres6 te
wydai, Rad tutejszy potrafi dac
wyraz swemu niezadowoleniu z
tego powodu.
j. B. Pallasch wypozycza psenladl5
ma realnosc. sprzedaje karty okreto.
we / realnosci. 1l46 Noble ul
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
Walk we ErancYi.

Londyn, Paryz, u wrzesnla. -
Raporty donosza wielkiej ka-
nonadzie z dial ciezkich wzdluz
calego nieomal zachodniego
frontu. w Artois francuskie ar
maty podtrzymuia ogiei gwaito-
why przeciw bateryom niemie-
ckim, niemniej poteznie dziala-
jacym: miasto Arras znowu bylo
SLIME ostrzeliwane ciezkich
dziaI niemieckich; pod Faye i
Dompierre, dalej pod Peronne i
Roye graja armaty juz cd dwu
tygodni; W Argonne Niemcy wy
sadzili minami HAWAI- Starego O.
kopu bezpo$rednio W sasiedztwie
pozycyi francuskiej, ale mic ME
sprawih. w okolicy Calonne j
Apremont pozycye niemieckie
ciezko zostaly uszkodzone. Dale
konosne dziaia francuskie O.
strzeliwaly stacye niemiecka W
Thiacourt zniszczyly most ko-
lejowy pomiedzy Salines a Me-
tZem.
Berlin, 21 wrzesnia. - RAPPORT
donosi tylko, il angielskie okre-
ty, ktore ostrzeliwaiy podstawy
niemieckie ma wybrzezach Bel
gil zostaly odpedzone dziaiami
niemieckiemi, kilka ich zostalo
ugodzonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
Z Watykanu.

Rzym, 81 wrzesnia. = Papiez
Benedykt postanowil podobno
ME zwoiywac konsystorza tax
dlugo, jak d1ugo trivia wojna; W
Kollegium Kardynalskiem jest
spora liczba wakansow, ale Pa
piez ME chce mianowac nowych
kardynaiow poSrod walczacych
narodowoSci, by ME pobudzac
niecheci i zazdrosci wzajemnych
! tax luz wygorowanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
Oredownictwo Papieza.

RZYM, 21 W w miare zajmowania kain pol
skch przez Nemc6w wIadze Watykanu staraja sic maj
usinei Berlnie Wedniu uzyskac dla Poak6w katOli-
k6w wzgedy uznanie ich praw. Pc zaeciu Warszawy
caegO Kr6Ieswa Ociec sw OsObiscie tel sprawie inter-
weniOwaI Berlnie we Wiedniu bOwem akcya ME spot
kaEa wekszych sprzecw6w POdObnO zabeg Benedykta
uz spOre wydatne Odniosy sukcesy wiee juz przywi
e6w przyznanO, wece ObiecanO punkcie biskupstw,
duchOwe1stwa zarzadu pOszczeg6ych paraf instytucy
uprsWnenie regne, pnnans mowy obyczsju poskiego
W koscieIe wOg6Ie sprawach reEgTnych.
(PRZYPESEK REDAKCYI: Obietnice te ,,Wspa-
na1e oras porsebo starah az PpieSa ich posyskone
speltente rosprossq ress sudseh co do Iosu Polski
~ SciSku selas1ei PteSci nernieckei Prsypomiran1y
cser oisaSn1y ostatro, kkokrotnie, trne netscu,
&c prasa nieneckd ME dwuznacSne og1asSd, IL Niecy
Poske sdobyH miecSem ont jig rxynaiq ME Powedsta-
no tyso IL q - satrsynaafq- tie sic svfu0cya bofowG
prxecie ME odnaienD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
Dumba odjedzie "a tydzlen.
Uwiezienie generala Blanco.
Sprawa pozyczki dla Aliantow.
Protest magnatow rzezalnianych.
Kfopoty Kanafem panamskim.
Dunne prezydentem ~ ,Ocowskiego Kubu.'
Chca aresztowac Rockefellera.
POWROT ARCHIBALDAI
No1u,, VOrLx 81 xxyrZeSnia =

NoWy 1orK, u WrZesnla.
James F. ]. Archibald, amerykal-
ski correspondent wojenny, ktd--
rego ambassador Dumba chcia} u
zyt do przewiezienia korespon-
dencyi do rzadu wiedenskiego,
powrocii tn wczoraj Rotterda-
mu. Przyznajac, re wiozi listy
DR.. DUMMY, hr. Bernstorffa, Won
Papena i innych, zapewnii row.
nocze5nie, il ME wedzial jaka
jest treSG korespondencyi. Uwa-
zai on TO n zwykla usluge przy
jacielska, tenn bardziej, re DR..
Dumba wreczyi mu list swoj zu-
pelnie jawnie w ostatniej chwili,
gdy byf juz ma pokladzie okretu.
Dalej zaznaczyi Archibald, re zu-
pelnie podobnie przewozi} listy
cd amerykahskiego ambassadors
w Berlinie, Gerarda do rzadu
tutejszego.
Procz listow wiozi Archibald
podarunEii, jake kapitan Won Pa
pen ksiaze Won Hatzfeldt posy-
lali swym zonom. Wladze angiel-
skie skonfiskowaly tylko listy,
poczem zaprowadzono go ma sta
eye policyjna, gdzie spedzif W
cell Sc godzin, zanim wypusz-
czono go ma wolnosc.
Twierdzi on Z Gala stanowczo-
Scia, re naduzyto jego dobrej
WARY i uwaza sic "a zupeinie
niewinnego. DIS ma wyjechac
do Waszyngtonu, gdzie da zada-
ne wyjasnienia W departamencie
stanu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21

Rzym, 2l wrzesnia. = RAPPORT
-donosi<o utarezkaea W delinie
Zaone, dalej " Cordevale, i, pod
Rauchkopfel; Austryacy pod
Cozsoca, Over i Plezzo rzucali
pociski zapalne, powodujac poza-
ry i szkody znaczne w zabudo-
waniach ME wojskowych. Bom-
bardacya wIoska podpaliia mia
sto Koritnica, powodujac wielki
pozar. Pod Osteria i Fiorentini
Austryacy przypuScili atak linio-
wy ma pozycye wloskie, ale po 4
godzinnej bitwie zostali z ciez-
kiemi stratami odparci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21

muja, IL pasazerski ten paroviec
zostal minami zatopiony; sad ME
miecki o sprawie jest TAXI, IL
Niemcy zadnej satysfakcyi "a
,,Hesperiana" ME So WHINE aiko-
mu. w odpowiedzi ma owo wy
pieranie sic admiralicya sngiel-
ska ogiasza zaprzysiezone ze-
znania marynarzy pasazerow
,,Hesperiana" stwierdzajace, IL
okret by} atakowany i zatopiony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21

Bombay, 21 wrzebnia. : w
dolinie Gangesu straszliwe wyla-
iy powodzie: okolo 1900 do
mostw zostalo zniszczonych, po-
dobno $4,000 ludzi jest pozbawio-
riych daeilu mad gfowa, aglzilka-
dziesiat ludzi potoneio W nurtach
Wezbranei rzeki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
Inne Pa6stwa Balkanu.

Bukareszt, 81 wrzesnia. Rad
rumunski ma zmobilizowana
sOO. O.OOOczna armie ma pograniczu
zachodniem, zagrszajac wyraz-
ME Buigaryi i Nienco Austry-
axiom; nastr6j W Rumunii panu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
SYTUACYA MEXYKANSKA.
Nowy York, 21 wrzesnia. =


Podano tu do publicznej wiado-
mosci memorandum, kt6re Ma
nuel Calero, ostatni akredytowa'
ny przy rzadzie waszyngtonsk,m
ambassador mexykahski Flores
Magon, byly sekretarz spraw we
wnetrznych W gabinecie. Madery.
wreczyli przedstawicielom re-
publik amerykaiiskich, pomi,a
sekretarza stanu Lansinga.
Sprzeciwia sic ono uznaniu Car
ranzy, Will, albo jakiegokolwiel
stronnictwa, popierajacego Huer-
te.
San Antonio, Tex. 81 wrzesnia.
= Urzedowa depesza Vera
Cruz donosi, re general Obregoa
wziai do niewoli uwiezii gene.
raia Lucio Blanco, wybitnego
zoinierza mexykalskiego. Ia sa
ma depesza donosi, re Eulalio GU
tierrez, wybrany ma konwencyi W
Aguas Calientes prowizorycz
nym preZydentem, oddai sic w
Saltillo w rece Obregona.
Celem ME dopuszczenia do Il.
znania Carranzy przez przedsta-
wicieli republik amerykahskich,
VilliSci agituja zwlaszcza ma po-
graniczu "a wyboren generala
Obregona ma prezydenta. Villa
przybyl wczoraj do Juarez po-
lecil Sciagac wszystkie swoje
wojska do Stanu Sonora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
.Sprawyi WalkiMOrskie

Londyn, 81 wrzesnia. Paro-
wiec angielski ,,Hordens zostal
zatopiony przez nur nieniecki.
Zaioga ocalona.
Berlin, 81 wrzesnia. - Rapor-
ty admiralicyi niemieckiei sta
nowczo przecza doniesieniu, by
okret ,Hesperian" zostal zato--
piony przez nur niemiecki, utrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
.NOWY CLOS NIENIECkI

takcie p6inocna arnis Hinden-
burga.
Rozporzadzeniem cesar
sliem zostaI zarnianowany major
Pohl Tylzy burnistrzem mia
sta wilma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
MAGNACI RZEZALNIANI
PRoTESTUJA.

Washington, 81 wrzesnia. =
Dzis spodziewaja sic W departa-
mencie stanu otrzynac protest
rzezalr chicagoskich przeciwko
decyzyi angielskich sadow NOR
skich, konfiskujacej mieso warto-
sci $2,5OO,000, aczkolwiek byio
ono transportowane ma okretach
neutralnych do portow neutral
nych. Decyzya ia moze stanowic
precedens dla dalszej konfiskaty
produktow rzezaln wartosci $15,-
100000. Department stanu pro-
test przyjmie, ale prawdopodob-
ME tax diugo ME przedsiewezmie
zadnego kroku, az wlasciciele RE
zaln ME wyczerpia wszystkich
sposobow, ktore i'm W drodze in,
stancyi pred sadami brytyjskimi
daja moznosc zaczepiona decyzye
obaEe
-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
ROKOWANIA o. POZYCZKE
MOGA DIS SIE
SKONCZYC.

Nowy York, 2y wrzesnia. =
Rokowania miedzy anglo fran
cuskimi a amerykanskimi finan-
sistami w sprawie bilionowej po-
zyczki dla Aliantow postepuja ra-
zno naprzod jest mozliwosc, re
dis juz wszystkie zasadnicze
kwestye zostana postanowionc
i zgodnie ulozone.
w szczegolnosci uiozono sic,
re pozyczka ME ma bye W calo-
sci natychmiast zrealizowana, a
lie ratanni, w miare potrzeby.
Sprawa uzycia pewnej jej czeSci
ma zakupno materyaiow wojen-
nych ME zostaia jeszcze przesa-
dzona, jak rowniez wysokosc
kwoty, ktora Alianci W Ameryce
dostana. Bedzie ona wynosic
prawdopodobnie miedzy $780,
100000 a $750,0oO,00o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21

(Dokohczenle ma str. sei).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
Powodz W Indyach.

tak iul WYgoroWanYch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-21
Ma Froncie WIoskim.

ugodzonych.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs A. f. Merrill are
spending the day in Springfield, Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
CAUGHT THE BUSINESS MEN
italian Organ Grinder Would Seem to
Have knack of Knowing Just
How to Please Hearers.

Some of the greatest men of past
ages have to thank their knack of do
ing the right thing at the right time
for their prominence in the annals of
posterity.
Gutenberg disclosed his newly in
vented movable type to a handful of
men who were in great need of
medium to disseminate royal edicts
on a grand scale. Thus the art of
printing received a better start than
it might otherwise have enjoyed.
Franklin outlined the possibilities of
electricity to an organization of men
searching for just such a force. Its
triumph was of course assured.
Giuseppe Gorolotta-name fictitious
who pilots a barrel organ through
Main street has the same knack of do
ing the right thing at the right time,
says the Buffalo News.
When the first reports of the tor
pedoing of the Lusitania were pub
lished, Giuseppe chose as the psyche
logical time to play The Star Span
gled Banner" within hearing of all the
Office windows on Main street. The
unusual appeal depleted half the vaca-
ton funds in the business section.
The knack that made other men
great will make Giuseppe rich.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The special attraction at the Prin-
cess theater today is the Lubin fea-
ture, The Boston Tea Party, in two
acts. There are four other reels, max
ing q six-reel program.
The Willing Workers, the class of
girls of the Methodist Sunday school
taught by Mrs. Lloyd R. Robinson,
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Robinson on Western
avenue.
The Esteyville Athletic association
will meet at 8 CLOCK Friday evening
in the home of Charles Davis of Estey
street: This will be an important
meeting and it is hoped that all in
terested will be present.
The regular council FIRE of Poca-
hontas council, No 4, ID of P, will
be kindled Thursday evening at s
o clock The six-moons reports will
be read. The entertainment will be in
charge of Richard Scott.
Charles l. Gunzinger, sculptor, has
completed this week The Dying Lion
of Luzerne in the clay bank on the
mountain road near Charles Ebbig
hansen 5. 1t is fine reproduction
and well worth walking to see.
Henry George Pond of Greenfield
Mass, and Miss EEola Lucille Spear of
Springfield, Mass, were married at II
o clock this morning by Rev. Delmar
+. Trout in the Universahst person
age A single ring service was used
and they were unattended.
County court re-convened at New
fame at . clock this afternoon, after
recess since Saturday noon. The
taking of testimony in the Putney
contested divorce suit, Poland against
Polond, was resumed. 1t is expected
that this case viii be completed and
final adjournment of court will be
taken this week.
A fire which started under a counter
| in Robert Fuller's restaurant at Fort
Dummer Heights was discovered by
Mrs. Fuller about 1870 o clock last
night. An alarm from box No. Is called
out the department, and the fire was
distinguished in a few minutes, but not
until after stream of water in addi-
Ition to a stream of chemicals had been
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
Plausible Theory.

Sometimes a bit of unconscious hui
NOR survives even the watchful eyes
of the Associated Press editors. Re-
Gently an account of an unusually
bloody fight came into the Atlanta Of
flee of the great news-gathering or
ganiZation After the ordeal of the
blue pencil it was sent out over the
wires to the various newspapers on
the southern division of the Asso-
ciated Press.
The item recounted the details of
fight between two persons in a rural
community. Their weapons, accord
ing to the story, were a scythe, corn
knife, shovel and a butcher knife.
After enumerating the details of the
encounter, the dispatch concluded:
ut is thought that the two men had
some sort of a misunderstanding"
That was quite as convincing as
the comment made by the editor of a
rural paper in Maine on the arrest of
a young man who was caught climb
ing out of the cellar window of a GER
tain house with a valise filed with
silverware, jewelry and other articles
of value.
ct is believed" said the newspaper
account of his arrest, that evidence
may be found that will lead to his
conviction. Youths Companion.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
JAP GETS YEAR AT ATLANTA.
Loblc Pleads Guilty in U. S. Court to
Smuggling in Crientals.

MONTPELIER, July Z. John K
Loble, japanese, pleaded guilty in
United States court yesterday to a
charge of conspiring against the gov
crnment by smuggling in Orientals
from the Canadian border and was
sentenced by Judge Harlan b. Howe,
who presided, to serve a year and a
day in the federal prison at Atlanta,
Ga.
The extreme penalty for the offense
for which Loble was indicted follow
ing his arrest at Seattle, Wash, is a
fine of $l0,000 and two years in prison,
but Y. A. Billiard, United States dis
trict attorney, recommended the above
sentence be given.
The case of United States against
George Atkins, breach of the interna-
tional revenue laws, was not pressed
the respondent being dead. The ease
is seven years old.
Court adjourned within Is minutes
after converting, two other criminal
cases being continued until the Octo.
her term
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
Curious War Condolences.

A curious coincidence is narrated
in a letter from Private S. N. Jones of
the Motor Transport A. S. c., to
friends at Llangollen, Wales.
He was driver on the Llangollen-
Wrexham notorious route, and enlist
ed soon after the commencement of
hostilities In France, strange to say,
he was drafted to the identical chassis
of the motor he had been driving on
the Denbighshire route, it having been
purchased with many others, by the
government
The manager of the road car com
pany has written to Private Jones
stating that, if it should be possible
they will repurchase the car after the
war, and place upon it plate record
ing the circumstances related.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07

The strength of man S voice is not
a measure of his mental capacity.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
PERSONAL.

Edward Moran is spending a week
with Horace Winchester at his home
on Ames hill
Mrs. A l. Rohde is spending the
week with relatives in Barre and
Bellows Falls
Ernest johnson returned to Windsor
last evening, after visiting at his home
here a few days.
John B. Dunton is enjoying a vaca-
ton in Camden, Maine. He is expect
ed to return Saturday.
ii. Fl. Wentworth returned Yesterday
from Dover, where he had been visit
ing at his home over the weekend.
Miss Viola Harris entertained II
young friends at her home on High
street last evening. Music and games
were enjoyed.
Miss Marguerite White will leave Fri
day for Binghamton, \. Y, Cleveland,
Ohio, and other places to visit college
friends and relatives a month.
John Corcoran of Barre, formerly of
Brattleboro, visited in town yesterday
with friends on his way home from
Springfield, Mass, where he spent the
Fourth.
NusVaN oUromDefS h0uSehoId GOODS
arrived from New York yesterday and
were moved to the Houghton farm on
Ames hill which he recently bought OF
ID. Z. McElhinny.
Mrs. Emma F. Bartlett of North
ampton, Mass, came this morning tc
take Miss Addie Fay place as ma
iron at the rest room during Miss
Fay's vacation of two weeks.
Miss Marguerite Walker, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Walker, cele
brated her seventh birthday anniver
sary Saturday afternoon at her home
on Spruce street with 10 little girls a:
her guests for the afternoon. She re
ceived several gifts. They enjoyed
| games and music during the afternoon
and refreshments of ice cream, cak,
and lemonade were served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
BAR GIRLS FROM WARsHIPS
British Naval Authorities Have Good
Reasons for Drastic Action
Recently Taken.

"No more girls on warships." This
British admiralty order is the result
of a torpedo running amuck. For
tunately the wild torpedo did little
damage.
The British destroyers have been
putting in at Newport frequently and
the officers have become popular with
the inhabitants The evening in ques-
ton a prominent citizen of Newport,
his niece and another young woman
were, aboard a destroyer, and one Of
the gunners was explaining the work
ing of torpedo tube. The charge of
high explosive had been removed and
placed to one side, when the gunner
was temporarily called away. Mean
while another gunner came along and
thinking the explanation had been con-
Guided replaced the charge and went
away.
The first gunner returned and, I'M
aware that the charge had been re-
placed, proceeded with his demonstra-
ton, saying: This is how the tor
pedo is discharged" With that he
pressed the button
There was a report and the amazed
little party saw the deadly torpedo
leave it's tube and travel under water
right across the stretch between the
pier where the destroyer was tied up
and the next pier. 1t was making
straight for large Italian steamship.
But for some unexplained reason
the torpedos course was suddenly de-
f1ected. Instead of striking the steam
er it crashed into the wall of the pier
twenty feet from the vessels stern.
Tons of water were thrown into the
| air, drenching many persons who
happened to be near by. The pier suf-
fered considerably There will be no
more little parties.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
BIRTHS.

In West Brattleboro (Melrose hospi
tab, July 3, twins, son and daughter.
to Harry and Katherine (Burns) Rob
insOn of Brattleboro.
In Montague City, Mass. lFarren
hospitaD, June 80, twins, son and
daughter, to Dr. Richard A. and Lu-
cretia (Turner) McGillicuddy.
In Montague City, Mass, (Farren
hospitaD, June 90, twin daughters to
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shedd of Bern
ardston, Mass.
Excursion to Watch Hill and Block
Island, July 10. See advertisement on
page adv. 10S-111
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07

played on the flames. Two large win
dows were broken and one side of the
building was damaged The loss prob
ably will be over $780, The cause of
the fire is not known
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
A Simple Part.

Patience, observing what other &C.
lebrities were doing, presented herself
to a manager of vaudeville. sH'm-
what" asked the latter, "can you do
of popular and pleasing characters"
"Do?" repeated Patience. proudly,
why. can cease to be a virtue. -
Puck.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-07
Friday, the Ninth Day of July, 1915

at one o'clock in the afternoon.
Said real estate consists of the following tracts:
l. Homestead. about "a acres. house, two
barns. orchard. grass and pasture lards, and
growing pine.
Wetherbee pasture near homestead, about
So acres, hard wood and growing pine
3. Wood lot known as the Hill lot about Is
acres. growing pine and hard " ood
L. Fairbanks and Chamberlain lots about 81
acres, valuable hemlock and hard wood
5. Ben Pierce mill sight on the BrattIebcro
road.
Also. all The personal property of said deceased
consisting of wagons. sleds and furniture and
various other miscellaneous articles
Terms cash.
W. S. FUTILE. Auctionec-
w r. PORTER