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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
5. & s, aoutraft
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&pmmillion iibcrtragcl,.

Sll Ser aeiterll Morgen abgebalte'
1en regclmaBigcn Sisllllg ser Ga.
pcl1port 2epee &onn1ilIion 1mlrOe be1
aontraft sur grridtllng oes lettet1
.Ibeiles Der 6ll1Bnlaller oitli6 bon
Der Megienulgsbriicfc ourd} Yralibent
S. S. Norter bon Ser Sl1terurbarl
Company Ser 2epec &onmii{ipit sll-
g%elprod]en.
Mlit Scr Gnaeuoumg oieler Mrbeit
miro Ser Sralttl1 ser 2cpee &ommii-
iio1 sur Ibatlad)e meroel1, l1lr6 9a=
pel1purt miro eil1e scr al1sgeGcbnte=
lten TluBl1fer gerbciierungen ldl1gs
Dos aeiammten Miiiiiiippi 6lltl1es 5l1r
Mltsfii6rltng gebrad)t baben. 3abl-
reide StaOte Gahen Sen Sortgarg Ser
gerbelierlng on Ser Iabcnport 2epee
nit SSl1tereile nerfolgt. 9lmoertc bon
Sttgenieuren uno 9elegatioten
frember 5tdote ba6en oieier 5tabt
.eillen 8elud abgcItattct, lnl1 Sic Dir
tbeitcn in Ml1genid]ein SIT nebmen.
Die Mitglieber Ser &mnmiIiim lit10
.6pherfreut Oh Ser lbatiade, BOB Ser
5dluBfuntraft bcrgd6cn moroen lit.
N~ralt0ent Nortcr mpb1,te ser gelt=
rigen Sitl1ng hci. Gr erfldrte Sen
Mitglie0ern, ohb leine 8elelibaft
bereit lei, sen Sprttraft SIT perge6e1t,
un0 0as Ml1gebpf mnrbe bon ben Wtts
.glie0ern ser @eb0roe nit 5rcl1ben
.angenommeu. Cas- M11gebot erfor-
oert Ben 8ml elmer 6lllbl1fermaller
BON 1lngefabr $50 SUB oitlib Ser
griide. Mlld miro ser Ibeil 5pild)e11
Dem l1fer l1no Der Seemaller Don Ser
&ommiilior1 allsaefiiqt.
Mte @%5efingericnr 81. SO. Comp
ton geltcrl1 hefarnt COB, miro Sic ar=
'beit gegen Neibtadten fertiggeI tellt
lein. Die @rbeitsmannldaft miro
oemnadit ~pcr0pppeIt mcroen. 60
.bal0 Ser &pntraft geltern Morgen
.%pergeben moroen NOR, be1ladridtigte
Bic 2epee aonilt1iiiion perldiebene
9almatcrialien Sinner, 0aB lie Mn-
tgebpte iiber Sic 2tefernl1g bon 9all=
material SIT jc0er Seit entgegrnnebs
men miir6e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
2eid)cnbctattcr crGaltcn Gr661mna.

Sn Ser p~oraeltcrn Madmittqg ob-
gebaltencn 5isl1ng Der Supcrpiip-
renbelor0e bon Scott Gountp ipuroe
tteldlolien, Die geeroigul1gsfpiten bon,
County. Mrmen altf $3.50 uno fir
Hinoer allf $500 5n erboben. 8is-
lang erbieltel1 bie 1apenpprtcr Sci,
denbeitutter fir sic Neer0ig1lng Ell
l1es Golutp-Mrmen rn1r $11.5O. @or
mebreren Mod}en bil1terlegtel1 tic Elm
8elltd bei Scr 9efor6e lll1o ~forbertet
cine G%rb6bl1n9 ser Beeroigungsfolten
NIT Der 9cariinol1g, bob lie bci
$11.50 8eeroial119sfpiten 8eib aus
.ibren eigenen Iaiben 5uiebten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
Sa6nipipnc abgciaat.

5llnoerte bon Icteftipc in eSolpa,
bislang iiber sic Gbrlidfeit
BON 9abnangcI telten mahtell, Iirl0
I'M ginflang nit sen Ge lti1nlnll1aen
ei11es filr5lib in Strait getretelen Sc
lebes lbrer Soften perlultig gegQll=
gel;.
Sll Inpcnport llto pielel1 onoerel,
'staotcn lit es felt Subren Site &C.
aollOllftellre bon 8abn5iigen
angeblider llnterihlagung
bon @aorfobrpreiien 5u entlaien. Sic
crbielten fri1 Gerbor llrb fpn11ten
ltd llid)t cinnal gegen Sic Mnlhuloi=
gllrg pertbcibigen.
Mn9eber, peld)e bon Ser 8abnge=
leuld)oft angeltellt rporel1 ober bon
el1ler Nrlpot : 1etcftipagentllr gelie=
ferte 9eteftipe belorgten bas @l1ge=
ben Der angebliden unreoliden Ge-
anlter. Inn MN 81 alan3erL gaben iie
moglldlt piele Nanen an. Noh sem
llel1el1 lin oielen Stoat giiltigen sc.
lee miro eS Dem sli1geber our Eflidt
gelllod)t, leine @cid}uloigll1g 5u Sc.
lpellell. aan1l CT Die BOZ, linn erbo.
bene @eidnlOigl,lg gegel eillelu 3ua.
beanlten nid}t bemeiien, 10 n1od)t ct
lid icl6cr itrofiaQiq.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
Cur lettcn &mlc.

l1nter 5abIretder 3etheiIigung
fano aelterl1 Nodmittog ltll 5rpei
llbr Die geeroigltng bon !@errn Sob,l
1rieorid) Staaf pom Irallerha1le,
9so. 1887 @eit 3. STRIDE aus auf
Dem Dartmouth 5rieobof ltatt. &err
Sobo1nes &rpcger leitete ser Trou-
eroic,tlt i'm Sallie u1to allf Sem Iricb.
'5of. Die Sarllgari lln0 Sern1arns-
lobl1e SEQ. / mobnte,t ser Beerbiolu,g
in corpore bci. 5aratrdger lpare1l
Ole Serren 6. Scoops, 81. 2oren5, 6.
;Stolllep, 60. @Ielie, 6ris 8eder ltno
6. $. Shroeoer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
Ser Observation-Disclosures ga,

Der misunderstanding 5ad-
.lperItaroige bon Scott County, 8ro.
.feiior g. 81. @IiB, erflarte Bel ieirer
Riidfebr bon cinem @eil1Ge ser melt.
liden 5taaten unb ipe5ien galifor-
niens, DOB fem 1peltlider 5taat einell
Gergleid NIT Sopa in Be5ug auf
Grnteallslidt allsbalten fam. SEER
gliB bat audi Sic M11sitelunqen lit
Son Srancisco lnb San 9iego &C.
llld)t ln6 NOR bier @od)en abipele11b.
- q. 3bfc 1pllroc geitern 9lbe,lb
BON Roli5iit Muefler ipegen ne6er.
tretlttlg Der Iaricab-0r oinan5 Der
'baftet.
9eamte 6es 1openport Muto,
mcbilf[llbs iinO eifrig bemiibt, sic
a%ooperation Ser itdotiihc1 1llro
eo11ntpbe6oroen Bel ser aeplo11ten
8erbeileru,1g Ser 9unoitroben, sic
nod Iape1port firbrer, GIT g%erpirnen.
Ger &lltb 1tinlmt groBes S1terciIe an
1encm S1ttereIie.
Gle Observation-Disclosures fat
IN Der Dorgeitern dbgeboltene1t 81.
sung elmer bon 8ctpobnern bon 8nf-
fnlo 5oipni6ip ii1ter3eidnetm 4eti.
tiot gum 9au elmer rel1e11 2onoitrabe
ltattgegeben, u1o 31por unter ser 8e.
%'oingllng, 6uB Die 5arlner, peldc an
Der 2atroltrnBe mobner, sic Gotten
bes 5traBenbulles truqei1.
Ger Bellurobpitsbeb6roe ml,r.
Den TIM lebten Motat SO Jaae bon
aniteden6el @ranf6eite,1 berihtet.
Inter 0ielen iino ALIEN AZ Noden.
faQr.
- Qln STEELE bon &err,t 8obn a.
NisleD, tpelder fiir5ltb 5unt Gbef-
Selinipeftor oes 5toates ssorpa CT.
nannt muroe, lit geltern @err 6ranf
M. 51nitb gum ltantliden Siiffs= sSl1.
lpeftor Olrd) @ouDerneur @larfe CT.
.na1l1lt morben.
SSlt ser 9eitern Mittag nbge.
baltenen Sibllng 6cs @roBer 9aDen.
port &ontites mllroe beibloiIen, Sc.
fretdr 96orapoo0 auf cine 3ap1pfer.
.fabrt bon st. 2ouis bis CUR Miin-
oung bes w1iftiippi 51 entleltoen.
sS6err Nortpop0 Iol Die 3ultdn0e ser
2ebees iii ben peridie0enen 5tt1oter1
Miiiiiippi l1terillben.
Die @eiunobcitsbeb0roe bon
Dabenport Dat geItern auf gmpfeb.
lung bes itnatlideu Maolferei.Snipef.
tors ben Mildbdnblern Trn1rf 3d.
ter uttb sSsobn araflio Sic aiaens ent-
I3ogel1. tGs prlrbe nadgetpieien, sob
sic aiibe i'm tstalle bes Weildbano.
lers Wafer tnberf1l1s finb, tpabren6
&raflion .11adtpeislib gepdiierte
Mtilh perfauft Daben jon.
- Ger Dapcnport Mbotograpb 81.
See Grnnban, nelher Dor g1nebreren
@ed,en bel benz Stllr5 eiltes Dbur.
meg I'M grpoittotrsparf at gtod SSs.
5lal1b gerlesltttgen erlitt, fat onrd)
Ole M11tpdlte 81. 8. Gbe3cnt bon Cd.
benport nnb SO. Is. gtpeenep bo1,
8od Sslano ejne Sd,abeneriabflage
i'm 9etrage BON $4,000 gegen oiesgi.
selttDiimer oes @rpoiitionsparfes an
Fitrcnge1 Iaiien.
yg
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04

Dos bic yerfnmmelten .ein{timmteu.
Die 8apelle ipiette .Deutf9lanb.
9euti9lanb iiber alles" unb Eariens.
BE bon @timmen pereinigten fid) gu
eilem gcfpaltiaen Gbor, Der laut NIB
trdftis bon Darmem g%mpfinben be-
leelt, in bic Sommernadt fdaIIte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04

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apptpctc. Wn5.)
Sn lmlcrcm g~cltrigcn @eriht
iilbcr ocll @cinh ser bciNcn sobne oes
Surlllcbrcrs @ln. Gclter, 6rit ll1o
@a1ls Nclltcr, hattcll mir pergeiien
81 erpabncn, DOB Srau Sans Nelttcr
Die Sod}tcr bon @err1 lnl0 Irau
sSpbn y. M1ab bon 9lo. 1927 @clt
3. stra5c lit. Scrr MfaB 1par friiber
M%l0crnlan in I%anG1pprt.
Sm fomnlcnoen Soll,tog spiro
0ic biciisc 2pge Ser Spls eille1 Mlts=
1lltg alf ocm Ian1picr IS. So"
l1cblt 9cidter neronltaltel1. Scr
0ampfer pcrlGBt Davenport INN $50
llbr e5adlnlittags mo Aod Sslanb
I'M 2.l5 llbr unro febrt nod bier i'm
1920 ltbr Nbcllos 5l,riid. Ger gia1=
tritt fiir gr1padjiene lit al1f 80 Ge1ts
lno iiir &inoer alf % Gelts feitge=
lest. Iie Iabrtom1cr lit ad)t 5tl11=
Dcr.
tScrr Scnrp Golr1cr lit IN Sic
lcm Mouat fit 5lpei Mniprod)e1 &C.
lpunl1cn norocl. M,}ittc bes Morats
miro CT Dol cillen1 oel,tid)=amerifoni=
ldlcl Nllblifll1n 51 Sort @apllc, ST.
Diana, ipred,en nno etmas ipater Dor
elmer %Gcrlnnnlllmg bon Sriih=M Slime
rtfanern lit Chicago. @ie mir iibri=
gems crit gcltcr1 erflthrel1, bot @err
!6enrp Gollr1er ON lettel1 Mitttpodt
Den %. S11li, ieincn As. @e@bltrtstog
aeielcrt. slrs oieIcm srlloB ging
hn BON Ser Mnhpaltsfar1l1cr cine
pradtigc geldliffene Gaie lu1o Elm
prodltpoller Ho'el1itra1b iarnlnt cinenl
Sd]rci6e1 81, in oem @err Goulner
pcgc1l leincs fraftppllen ltl1o nll1tbi-
gen gintrctenS fir ieil1e llcber5cll-
9lllg geprielen miro. Sn Sem Shrei=
ben bciBt es ullter anbereln, ibaB sic
Mitglieoer bcs &pn1ites, melde oas
Shrciben ullter5eidneten, nidt im1=
nrer nit Ser Nnlid)t 0es Bcbnrtstags
flltocs iibcrcilltimnltel1, aber lie De-
apu1oerten bas furdtlple @intrctel1
nss @errn golllner fiir oas, mas cr
nod leiner llcber5ellgl1llg fir ridtig
bcfulloc1 babe.
- Die @canltell Ser WcGartbnI
Sll1propcl1cllt Company gaber ge=
ltcrl1 bcfallllt, 0ab ibrcr t@e%ielldnft
ei11 grpber Nflaltcrungsfo1troft in
,S1lltpll, 81, 5ugeiproden morocn lit.
Ser apntraft iiebt sic Nflalterl1ng
Don iicben StraBcn nit Concrete inns
llcbcn StroBcn NIT @adltcil1en Dor.
sic Ntlaltcrlngsarbeiten iir1o ipfort
III Mngriff g%el1onnnen lporoeu.
S11 elmer fiir5lib 51piiden Yarf=
Sonlnnii1ar George 3. Safer u101
Garf=Superintenoent g. .. gmil|
goegm a6ge6altenen &onfere115 nur-
De bcidlolielL oos @ebal1oe, meldes
pic srel'ide gogellanmlung u11o
Die elffen b~c6er6ergt, elmer griinoli-
den gfeparatllr ulter5iebe1 5t lallen.
5os @dbdl1oc befin0ct lid i'm SANDER
Seer 8arf.
1as Seim bon 6ror slocle
sdnliot allf Clifton Sill lit fauflih
m ben @clik bon @err1 s. g. gro-
0ers Don 3nront, Sa., iibergegur1gen.
3err Grpoers miro i'm nGdltcn Iriib=
1abr 11oh bier iiberlieocl1. Son Dem
9auIe ge1ieBt MON einen munoer=
barel1 Jerl1blid il6er oas Williliippi
3os hon 0em oc%r1torbcl1en Midt
ter 8illon gernadbte @ermadtniB aur
Grrld)tnng eincs Spring6runnens
oeltern bon Ser s%uperpiioren-
heDoroe Der 9epee &ona1iiiion iiber-
tro9cl. Ger @rul1llen miro i'm &C.
bee Narf ON SltBe Scr W3ain strabe
crridtct meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
3mei SUE
Mumfprt,

Seoen GbeuO Gin re%iuigcnoes
a1lttleptlldess al1genebmes Tubbao,
IN benz man Geraa Tubbao gablctz
ten gcbrandt fit ancrbano @amers
5e1l uro Grleidterung bon breuz
llenoc1, idmeacnoen uuo meben
Huben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
stabt nnb Goul.p.
Mittmod, Den a. Qnguf.
aleine etaot=M cniglcitcn.

Gicpc's eebcr=Tillen e~n1pfcbIcn
1ld) lcoem. Erobcn frei. Micpe's
aputDcfc. Clns.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04

ST.. Rape, 3abnarot, Security
guiloin8. (Nn8.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04

NSll lll7tfcnl geltrlgcll Wcrldbf
iibcr ocll @cInd) Scr 6ciHen s6ble oes
Surnlchrcrs @nl. Gel1ter, 6rie inns
@alls Mcllter, hattcr mir oergeiien
81 c%rmabncn, BOB Irau @a11s Neltter
Die Sod}tcr bon @err1 nll0 Irau
,SSpbn y. @1ab bon 9to. 1927 @clt
3. strabc lit. Scrr Mfab mar friiber
alderman in Iane1pprt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
PERSONAL.

Miss Cecilia Johnson spent the week
end in Greenfield
Mrs Eugene Clark returned to Bristol
to-day to stay two weeks with her mother.
Miss Hazel Yeaw of Greenfield is a
guest Of her cousin, Miss Mildred Yeaw
Howard Geddis of Springfield. Mass, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs w H.
Geddis
Miss Astrid Erickson began work this
morning in Donncl & Daviss store as an
apprentice
Mrs Lester Barber is having a vacation
of a week from her work in Houghton \
Simonds's store
| Mr. and Mrs Jesse johnson are spend
ing their vacation in Providence, r. l.,
and Norwich, Conn
Miss Clara Tarbox, after a weeks vaca-
J tion in East Corinth. resumed work in \.
+. Robertss store today.
: Mrs Frank Robbins of South Newfane
is visiting in town with her nieces, Miss
| Clara and Miss Jessie Pierce
/ Mrs A d. Thompson and son have re
turned from Contoocook where she spent
ga week at the Weeden bungalow
Miss Ruth Harlow, bookkeeper al
! Houghton II Simonds's store, is visiting
fweek at her home in Westminster
I Miss Viola Harris resumed work al
l1oughton 4 Simondss store this morn
fling, after a vacation of three weeks
/ Mrs. G. II. Smith returned last night
! from week stay in Boston and New
i York, where she had been on business.
( Guy johnson finished work Saturday
might for Moran & Rohde. He went to
tday to Barre to enter Goddard seminary
( Mr. and Mrs Chester Pearson of Gard
Ener, Mass, came by automobile YESTERDAY
and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Hunt.
{ Harry r. Lawrence left this Afternoon
flor White River Junction, where he vii
fact as Judge of the Morgan horses at tn,
Estate fair.
/ Miss Frcda Smith of Keene and Mis-
Viola Williams of Greenfield were visitor
IN town yesterday, as guests of Miss Mar
ZION Simonds
| Charles Miner has returned from Whit
River junction and will be in town unit
tomorrow before returning to remain
through the state fair.
Mrs. O. d. Esterbrook, Miss Edith rs
Textbook and Mrs. w. H. Fletcher wen
to Spofford lake yesterday to spend wee
at the Fletcher cottage.
Clifford Rate, who was employed in tn
office of E. Crosby & Co, during the sun
mer, has gone to Boston to enter the Bry
ant & Stratton commercial college
Ernest f. Dubie returned last nigh
) from two-weeks' vacation at his HON
in Burlington and resumed his work a
) cashier in the Office of the American e.
J press company.
e. Wales returned Saturday night fror
New York, where he had been during tn
, week attending the convention of Amer
+ can Society Of Professors of Dancing, hel
in Hotel Martinique.
/ Miss Jessie Hawley, ON her return froi
5 prolonged absence, was delighted to fin
2 an Estey grand piano in her music room
: place of the small upright formerly in u.s.
+! She has resumed teaching piano pupils.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
PERSONAL.

Miss Efie Sparks of Boston began work
today for Mrs. II. L. Bascom.
| Frederick Schramm left this morning
to enter Tilton seminary, TiIton, y II.
Mr. and Mrs Alison J. Dugan are en-
Ioying vacation in Burlington and vicin-
a "
Wells Miller Of Harvard university was
at bis home on High street over the
week end.
Miss Beatrice Mann of Barre IS visiting
in the home of her uncle, j. Z. Mann, Of
Spruce street.
Mrs. H., z. Baseom returned Saturday,
latter attending millinery openings IN New
York and BOSTON.
! Miss Ethel Streeter, bookkeeper at J
f. Aianns dry goods store Is having va
tcation of two weeks.
| Miss Elizabeth Brasor spent the week
lend in Chesterfield as guest Of Miss
Elizabeth Robinson.
I Miss Patience Wilder left yesterday af
Fternoon for Springfield, Mass, where she
lis to make fer home.
r Miss Catherine Van Gumster has re-
turned from a two-wceks' visit at her
home in lion, n. \.
V. G.. Shaffnser returned to work in +.
la Larrow's livery stables today, after
week s illness with asthma.
DR., and Mrs F. G. Hayiland and son OF
KeenG were guests yesterday OF her par
ents. Nh. and Mrs. o. Z. Randall.
Mrs. W. A. Wilcox returned Saturday
from jacksonville where she visited a
week WITH her parents, Mr. and Mrs "
I'D. Canedy
I Mrs. John c. Henkel has returned from
I.Jamaica wheI e she has beer recuperatIng
jseveral weeks IN the home of ner mother,
Mrs Eliza JAG, obs.
Rev. and Mrs. T. w Owens and daugh-
ter returned Fri, lay from three-weeks
iautomobile trip tn. cough the White noun
tains and in Maines
Miss Emma AIs.x n rean ned work a
maker in the work room OF Donnei
Davis's millinery store this morn dg, aleei
Ia vacation of several weeks.
Robert Chamberlin, who has been IN the
Adirondacks this summer, returned Il
Brattleboro Friday evening. He will el :
ter the University of Vermont next week
William f. Haskell, jr., and Charles f.
Knight went yesterday afternoon by au-
. tomobile to White River Junction to have
on sale the Eddy bottled goods during the
state fair.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13

Total bases, X of c. Il, Wilmington
8. Sacrifice hit, Pike. Two-base hits,
Larkin, Dixie. Three base hit, Dixie.
Home run, Blake Stolen bases, Den
ming ,, Dunlevy, Thompson, Kaine.
Busby, Jones. Struck out, by Dixie 8
by Holbrook Z by Larkin /. Hits, off
Holbrook 8 in s innings; off Larkin G
in l inning. Base on balls, off Holbrook
|. Batter hit, Kainc by I.arkin. Double
plays, Thompson to Dunlcvy, Dixie to
Blake. Left on bases, X of @. ;, Viii
mington 4. Passed ball, Busby. Wild
pitch, Larkin Time, In 40m. Umpire
Murphy.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
Sporting Notes.

The Braves squeeze into second place
one day only to find it too slippery footing
to stay there.
The Red Sox had to go Saturday and
they went 1t is hard well for them
this week with the Tigers following the
White Sox
The knights of Columbus and Bellows
Falls nine will play ball at Island park
next Saturday afternoon, the game being
called at 3 o'clock.
1t may be that the absence of Killifer
from the lineup of the Phillies is going to
cost the pennant, but no signs of distress
have been hung out yet.
Boston squeezed back into second place
Saturday, but it was only one of the al
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
RABBIT BEAT THlELMAN.
Hare Makes Part of Circuit Ahead
of Former Big Lacquer.

of Former Big Lacquer.
Though he was the first man
up, two runners crossed the
home plate one day recently
when Jack Thielman, formerly
a player in the National and
American leagues and also in
the American association and
now Il mainstay of the st. Cloud
team, lined out a long hit to cen
ter field in the game with Long
Prairie at st. Cloud, MINI.
The ball that was driven clear
to the fence hit Il rabbit that
was browsing in the long grass.
Startled, the hare started for the
diamond. touched second base,
sped along the base line a few
jumps ahead of Thielman, round
ed third base on account of the
fans on the side line and dashed
across the home plate, with the
Seattle player hard on his heels.
IF we'd had another base to
60" said TMelman, y would
have had to tell the rabbit to get
out of the way and let some one
run TINT could run
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
TWO VIEWS OF RABBIT MARANvI1nE.

the return to form of Rabbit Maran-
vile has had a lot to do with the pres
ent squirt of the team.
In the early part of the season the
playing of Maranville was not up to
his usual standard. The little short
stop seemed lost without his side part
ner, Johnny Evers, who was out of the
game for some time. Right now
Meanwhile is playing a wonderful
game and grabbing them from all an
giles.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
VALUES HIS TR0TTER HIGHLY
Cleveland Horseman Turns Down Offer
of $4,000 For Harness Horse.

'Thirty-five thousand won't buy him,
nor will $4,000" was the emphatic
reply of Captain David Shaw of Cleve-
land when Trainer w. j. Andrews
made that offer for the young trotter
Peter Mac.
Andrews is said to have offered $780,
900, and his patrons told him to boost
It, but Captain Shaw has bred many
horses, none Of which compared with
money.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
M'GRAW HAS GREAT RECORD
Up to This Year His Team Has Always
Been la the Running.

Don't blame John McGraw because
of the New York Giants poor showing
to date. It's the fault of his men-the
breaking down of the old machine,
McGraw's record shows what wonder
full things he has done with the mate
rial that has come to him during his
thirteen years as pilot OF the Giant
squad. Here is the record of the
Giants since McGraw took command in
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

American League Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit n New York
81 Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
MARANVlLLE STILL THERE.
Boston's Shortstop Putting Up Same
Brilliant Game He Did Last Year.

George Stallings and his Boston
Braves are beginning to show the
same form that enabled them TO win
the pennant and worlds championship
last year. After a long slump the
Boston boys are now putting up a
great article of bah. Experts claim
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13
DIXIE HELPS
KNIGHTS WIN
Twin State Lacquer in Box
Against Wilmington
Aggregation
VISITORS PUT UP
FINE GAME OF BALL

ScoEo / to l 1T End of Fifth - Locals
Strengthened Team, Apparently Hav-
ine i'll Mind Defeat at Wilmington
Memorial Day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13

Kolehmainen's Brother Breaks Record
Tatu Ilolehmainen, brother of the
more famous Hannes, recently beat the
ten mile record at Helsingfors, cover
ing the distance in 53 minutes IA sec
onds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13

The knights of Columbus team, with
the very able assistance OF Donald
Dixie, former Brattleboro and Glare
mont Twin State league tWitler and
batsman, defeated ,the Wilmington
town team $ TO > at Island park Sat
urday afternoon. 1t was return
game, the Knights having been defeat
cd in May at Wilmington, and they
evidently intended taking no chances of
Il second defeat and used Dixie on the
slab.
Dixie held the visitors to two
scratch hits and one clean single up
to the ninth inning. In the fifth, with
two out and Busby on first, he lined to
right and Wilder lost the drive in the
| sun, the hit going for a triple. In the
seventh he doubled to right center, ad-
vancing Busby to third and both
scored on Blake 5 home run to the cx-
trcme right field corner. With the bases
full and only one out in the seventh
| Dixie ran leaped into the air, pulling
down Degos s tap toward second and
whirled and got Pike before he could
get back to third Take it all in all.
! Dixie ran, Ieaped into the air, pulling
| the defense.
Onslow Thompson was another addi-
tion to the BrattIehoro league pennant
winning team. He was at short in
place OF Bernard Dunlevv, who has re
turned to St Michael 5 college Thomp,
son had three putouts and three as
sists. One of his catches waa beauty
| in short left and on another, lined into
his hands. re doubled Il man off first.
He, too, helped the pennant winners,
even if his hitting was nil.
Baker had u very busy afternoon at
the hot corner and turned in one sen
sational running catch of a foul. Por-
ter for tho visitors ran into left and
made a catch of what looked to be a
Texas Lacquer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13

British India has 7G,1s1 900 acres de-
voted to rice growing
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-13

Argentina national bank last year con
tanned $91 ,299, 900 in savings deposits.