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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
gDmisiionrrtns CpleurIie.

T, n Ter no9et opreoca 10. min
sooe,@ ia3oe @rPiten.
uQ}aa ic1 iortrqe Gem en- 0i-
itoric. 6r. 8aitor. meocas Ben er
irjif2e. ioareoe 9omisiionpreH.
.0ois ben life er Tor lana." Jag.
De @rFiteH oa iaa paa llret. LEG
BAR flm II Rinutter.
~saa 5e3gnoer ie9 i~trafsl - oan
Bar a goO 5amiIie. San ituIOe
5aoc orret artitcft; men hans ia
ser oeoe og eiterIoo hn@Plo Com
6el9e ocrai bIeo Ban aIorig anOet
EMO RuriUeno. De andre falote
bum ipotteu0e .artiteften" San
par ogioa Iiot i'm pua set o. bol0t
zig for ia ielo. San par ififfelig
% 900, men meget prefPr. gten
en- Rnrioeuo aoar anige0eI life
let ben o. otter fig oper lin StauO
6an atfteoe iig altiaa meo en- iIint
1ieneitegige. De baDoe urret 8iit
/ noaIe Mar % baD0e ct Gar 9srn.
Saa 1T 9srnene SaIsipae, % @au.
Ben 5le9 o1iaa imittet. san foroeoe
meIem Gin % $50.
5n0tpgter bar ser life. alt par
laaet paa 2aanefontoret 5aa itiol
Bun. 6aa Timer efter par biin up
oaget % b1Doc beteuot. - Com.
mcren prGoifeoe Roral Tor 9enoe.
6u BAR ielo iortalt MIG 0d %
tiIisiet: Bet q 10 idnot. bUaO
ban iagOe; men lea fitnoe ooB fife
Ia0e Dgre meo at itge oeO mig ielo:
6uao mon 0u DilOe baBe giort, ou
me @auo meo Sen pane 6rdffe.
6pis ou 5aD0e Dpret / nit Steo
0oa On oiloe 5aoe melot oig til
Sattiaogienet e1er Dif6e ou mon
denere 6noe ti1get oeo 1srene-.
IA. h9or a%ammeraterne M 0ril-
le0e .oeH iiue artiteft~ San funoe
life 6oloe Del ID. Saa log ban
ia paa 1rif o. 5leo ammerat
meo Be oaarligite. d 6a 6im
fom no igen. 5ap0e bun en- iororuf-
fer Mtan0. forfomne 9srn % ei
~inauiet 6iem. ]2u bar BET ben0e,
Ser ifiloe reiie oct belle iaen. Stm
6auoe altio Dpret itolt Al i'm line"
Nlono, o. BUN ioritoo at rammc
cans 2eresieleI'e. San looe0e al
brig al image en- 7raabe mere %
aif mo IN notwithstanding.
Soa toe De no pna 9nn6et for at
fomme 10 al De fenote 5or5ol0.
Snaen al Dem bar bange for At ar
bei0e me0 bUao iogl BELT. giea
6oDe0ita0en in9e0e Dem I'll 10 l5en.
om ail no At 0aite, o9 ban isgte
til5age til lin 8rofesiion. On Bin
teren renfeoe ban aoffeIoone, boor
aonen uaifeOe. Gun a%nbeialeoe tin
Rano iom 9affeloOnsmono og ban
i'm Bone iom 8aTtefone, oa De iii
arbeioe nof % flareOe fla go0t.
aonen fnnOe Dog life boloe til
oct ! gRngoen. Sun lit Sunge'
ioinoiot. 9hI maatte ban arbeioe
Tor Dem ale. Nen oa arigen fom
meo DDrtioen, fun0e ban life err
mare benz. Ia bar oct, ieg fanot
Dem. Seq itoiie0e Dem ben SiGIp.
jeg fun0e, men BET ioriloor life
meget | oisie 1ioer. WaHoen irem.
uiite line buaeoe StsOIer o. flage-
Be, at M funoe Ban life engang
gna no at arbejOe, lefp ON ban
funoe iaa arbei0e. aonen lor'
lauate iutpt Tor fla ieIO, men bar
ulO al gitter6eo operior Smim-
BET. Rnbofoner og andre ligeitiI'
leoe, ser beiegte benOe, taIte alorig
ON aHoet emo De bsie Priier paa
oft muli9t % Oe Soft, Der tiener
tore 9enge / Oisie Iioer Deo De
opifrueoe griIer pan 2iusfornsOen-
beoer.
3 Tag bar ieg til Steoe, mems
aonen 0soe. Get elf iaaleoes til.
Ianoen boO0e lige Ipit op al aDl-
len og tolte MI ON bet for BAN
ubegrIbelige, at Der er nof al 5soe
OF garer / 2an0et, 90 bog er bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

Dig. nemlig oeo giter Eerp ! Rar-
6eoen al 9egumfIoiter Ger oil / De
fsrite Gage al april antomme ca.
1000 arigsianger 6ertil.
Suinene ifal ilagtes. 9aoersleU,
80. Q}arts. ) Sgnoeripaaao %
Soften CT Der uoiteot 9aabuo ON,
at ale S0in nnotagen @riieiser, Der
.Deier oper 70 @uno. ifaI Dpre lag
te0e iuoeu oen 10. 4prii.
5aoerSleobIaoene 6efen0tgeres
set / DAG, 1t 9pen Sa0ersIeo op-
fo6er ale De 9naIra6i ser fan
ifaffes
Gen iOnOcrjgOifc 9resie. 9aOers-
leo, 80. Rarts. 9la0et g@o0er5-
maaIet" ( 6oOersIeo 5ar af6oIot
Notwithstanding. Oct oiite fig, at
Coeriflt0et fim oar 2039 Morf
moo 1912 Mari forri9e Gar.
gla0et er geutagne @an9e bleoet
hifaneret al N}pnoigbeoerne Tor De
u~6etuoeligite Sing. Scr en- mang-
lcnoe 9iu9eitre1 meaem SlesDi8 %
Soften er 9Iaoet iaaleoes bleoet
iwtrafiet meo. at BET ar fommet iaa
ient 10 / no9le 0o5e. at BET fife
faaoe fomme rettioigt meo 9oiteu
Zen norO1esoigife eanoitOrm.-
ri IT 9re0fort, Ser Sen 3. 4pr. er
III 4arbus, iremgnar oct,
NJ Sc noroHesoigife 2an0itorms-
mpnO en0nu fife er ofieuot til Ne
mel. ser bar Dpret IaIe ON. at De
ifuI6e Al Steo. men en0nu er De /
M%etfIenbur9
6Ormne-g eilnsIGsselie. 3 Den
ii6ite 1io er ser I 5sIge vgiibe
Stiftst." al Sc tpite militare Nqn.
6ig6eOer bIeoen efterIpit ca. 80
@pn0, ser ifaI BABE u~nOoraaet iis
0tIitprpIigt oe0 5Iugt. Oct beten0t-
gsres MI, at Be pao9PIoen6es 6or-
muer btiOer beiIagIagt.
Gn 9anifer arreiteret. SIagter
gg6olm al G0is-g romorup elf
Ranoog sen %. Morts ooer @rPn.
len pes .Stenfpr". "a ban ti0li.
acre 6aoOe arbeioet isn6en Ma og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
IlianHens~ ..S27IG.SS
R ermonm isfionen

SCR foitteret. ie al 4r. .....s....... .St8733
auou5on. SoDa. Gbene3er Nab, u. Ssrenien ........ 90
2pons. Jebr, Mrs. @el5 0anien ........a....... 20
5%armn1toB, Q{m, a1inoei. -. ................ 10
MiHoen. Re5r, ellie Mrs 5 q. anoerien $500. )
NiarfIsian. ~. Is. Senior, So6n auOerien. u. 01atbie.
ieu, 4. ~. Sgrleuiei 10. 500, 6. @re9erien, g}lmf
6reoerifen, q. :. 9a1er, :. 4eterien, :. =. 2aren,
I. 15omien, 6. u oanen, 9. Mabel 30. 50c, II. aa-
glair. 3e5r, lme mrs !. 4. RieIien. 9 $. aisaer.
Z. s. serenien, s. stoo RieIien, e%inet6orlg, @m.
So5niou, 9bris 3obnieu. Miller W2unf, u. ". 9brt-
itenien, 6brft anoerien. Grit R%oienbef. Otto san.
ZEN, garie ggf, 5uIius gielen. $. !. 6anien, Bro.
berg, Nta0s 9auiea, 60 Sobnon, q. 3 9aua, 8obert-
iu 2. Z. 9ieliea. 6. I. gertbeIen, Safob AnOrea-
zen, Ghrtoner Gauieu, Gam Rielien, 6. t. 0nneH,
q. I 9un0, u. SeHea, r. z. Big. 8. Ssraenien,
6. d. 6britenRn. Rasmus Qe0erien, Rasmus 5oban.
Zen I6omas 4n0erieu. Gems Anoerien 30. $500 Ore.
te 6britenieu DC, Mooie, Nnna Beef, Sans an0er-
ZEN, I6eo. anoeien. SDanen, Sans Usner, G9riit !.
Semen 10. SOC, L. ais1er 75e. -. ............ $50
Giiammen -. .S1939S
Ill Qator :. PeOerien Danmarf:
Scr t1itterei. ie abl Nr. Is ............ $20S3
guou5on, Soma. Gbeneer Nab, 9ator IS. 9. 65ri-
fianien. y. Ssrenfen 5o. 500 INSTRUMENTATION. 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

y5ani
6aooe 9as ira Sen sang, mente
ban, at ban u0en pi0ere fun0e ipno-
iere oper @r9nien ligeiom tioli9ere.
Ter aft imfolertio itfe. ben tDife
Misunderstanding to5 5am % trans
portereOe BAN I'll 0aoer5leo. Der CT
/ 5cl9e s9olo. }lo.4 fomumet 1ele.
grant til 5amilien ON. At ban paa
@rlmo a uloolig Ooerifrioelie a
@rpnieH piI 6tioe iat ioit 81
Tiger.
Zen itrnppe ltOifriuning. ri oen
ti0Iigere uOifre9ae Gel AZ 2anOitor.
mems 1. 0pbuo (0}rnO / 4lOeren
iuotil 80 Mar er Der j 5slge .Gi6e
Stiitst. De iioite 2a1e nOfalOt Ell
@an00e / 9oroilesoia. ia mango
at set bar lagt at ~aloorliat 1rpf
ooer Stemninaen / manle g9ne
Grembpeluis. tan aniares n Der
ira en- eufelt 8ommula = Der tgH-
fes life pad aebitpoerne - er Al
9aaet 81 0iano en- Del a DEM
ifal msOe / Berlin Ter at iad en-
me9et fort %llo0aaneIie % oerira
aiaaa til oeres 9eitammeIie5iteoer
gim er M forbereot paa, at ale.
De poa Sesiionerne uotagne Qf9nO
oil bIioe n0faIot. men aaereoe Be
SuofaloeIier, Ser 6iotiI bar hnoet
Steo. bar tnHoet itrrft 10 / BE.
ioItnin9ea.
6n 9anifcr falOen? gs5ierg. >.
0orts. 9na en- al De iioite tpife
Ia6sliiter ituoes 0oermaifinmeiter
G6riidan 6anien a Gsbierg ogisrt
ION iaonet. llOior hans 9taDu itanr
en- Stierue. boiltet 5etooer. At ban
rimeIi9ois er orpbt
SBif llngoom. 4a6enraa. >.
Ntarts. r tDife lha9oomsfompa1.
nier en- Slnls Spei0erforps
= ira aabenraa % 6aoersleo 5oIot
/ Ssn0ags 6eItspeIie oe0 9optrup
n Sdlesp. @ren8p." bringer en IG1-
aere, begeiitret OntaIe Al goeIieu
% me0oeIer mel anerfenoelie. at
De unge DeItagere. ga De i~filtes,
tiIraubte binanoen: @lto %itraiie
@nglan0l
9rSo eaer SrcO! 6amburg, %.
.Rarts. Ser % j 9ibeet iamt j DE-
asbitp6er / Soften % 5les-
oig er ser / Be ii0ite "A Gage bleoen
opilaaet trpfte 8Iatater. boorpan
Der itaar: gre0 eaer 6re0l 0e iiGr.
nes 'eIoislaelia a golitiet; men me
opilaaes beer Rat / tort Qntal. Der
nlaa itan en- tor Organization bag
oe0; ben aIminOeIiqe Uteuin9 er, at
oct er iocinliitiite aoinoeioreuinaer.
9~reaturerne ital foSres meo Snf.
fer. 5 9amburgs 6ri5aon 6eiinoer
Ser iig en0nu eH tor 0iun1oe &aa-
6iter 6udo @oIiis Bureau
eriarer. bar gigsre8erin9en til Sen
iigt ue0 BET ierite al 6eilosig9Be
bette Suffer ior II lire Set til oct
inoeuIaHoife 9rlt8. Sufferet ifal
IN mart iom muIigt t~iIisres Oet IN.
0enlanoife 9anobrug oa lioen ira
MI Al oa til grsDotioorinaens Re
annoelie / Wioten al Mai er iarIi9
0eune 0ie0oelelie un5rer miB.
tiger 0irefter 3oect paa 5utferia-
o9eitiraano9. til ~alb
5or fun ct Bur RaaneOer
frigap Ipiftano 10 tore gipHB.
ser al Suffer til oet neutrale 10
LAMB o. erfl9reoe at 5aoe Snfter
uof j ct Bar aar. Qu tager man
Sc itore aDanta / 9am5urgs SRI
6aDn. Get fun6e tpoe paa Mangel,
iaa meset mere iom oi i 0isie Gage
ira 8giflan6 bar bait 6oreipsr8iel.
ON Di biloe iRlge 6erneo til. Sore.
lebig Bar oi %ioaret, at 1pitlaHo
nappe ran betole De 8riier, oi on.
fer.
66inlenoerne % SOuOerjgOerHe.
g1eaem Observation-Disclosures o. Dc
inofuartereoe Sol0nter al 9anoitor-
man herifor Aar I aCdlap 0nfA SIN .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
SfsIefasen

SCR foitteret. b aI Or. IS ........ ............ .$5f2s72
9acfne, gis, Gnnls Mqh 80. ................ 10000
eDons. 3ebr, grs 1iels onnien -. .............. 800
Reion, Minns q. I. Qeien, Seren Snit6. Sans Gen.
len, 8ator Z. 6. 4aulien. G6ris Senien 6o. $500
@eorl 6anha 800, 6trs 9auieu. Qeter 5mtb.
5enD Sanien, Ea5io Ree6, Ssreu Seuicu, Sobn Soer.
fen 81. SlO0, Better goees, g q. 0nnicn. Sans Soer-
ien, 6at Smt5. 8eer 5enen, Sans 5enien 30. SOC,
) g. Upers 75t,. -. Observation-Disclosures. 2275
elmoals. 0ina, ) ) Safobien $500, s. z. Rasmns-
len, gnf 3aSnuseu. ! {. 5ofobieu, Mrs. 66r Gar.
len. SIR. 9arien, 2oas 4noerien. Darf @lm6erien,
aaoraD Gielea 30. 500. d. 3 an6erien, {. Il.
9aiitr, Sans earfn 81. $50, geor3 2arin 50e-... 1900
Gifiammen. -. $5271.i7
Blair, Qebr. sen y. aprf 1915.
@eo 6erteHa 6ifen % Iat. Dtto Damien.
qosf. for Zen Z .. e l. qirte Am
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
1%il'anrnen. @S2222Si
Snoremisfipnen n:

Sr f5itteret. i rs. 1r Observation-Disclosures. S2554iI
a1ou6on. Soma. G6sHaer M86. II. SgrenieH ........ 1900
TOR d. 4. Senior -. -. ............ 10000
Nlbert Sea. Qiun. CHer ira OQb. 49,. .......... 965
atlanfc areas e0 \ y 3uher 80. ........... 6s06
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
Gil artSsmisiiOn,n.
Qatoto arebs.


5sr toihre Tor S37s3s. OHer Bethesda Ng6. $50. Of
hr Sions Ogb. 1928. 0rer get6ania I2g6. 800. Ooer.
iflo oeo ?22 0atbiiens Reie $3.50. S~ubifri6tion Irinitatis
Iagb. $4,000. subitription Bethel 09g6 $1450. Offer Zane.
ollie Ngb. 1921. Gmous Meb. apn6eforeniua IS 90
3ilimmen. .$49S04
O~aootaot neO lat oan areofens gegne.
cars geterfen.
atIantic are6s
Scr foitteret, ie III" o. yab". Qr. 3. $fs5.67. San. II.
8eitbroof Oae, De nnge gigers sDiorenins 9IpeeeIt@ $500.
San. ~. Penn, Dan lng0omsforeningen, ipedelt $500. San. IS.
5almolt4, gaes enaus Ng3. $3.50. San. 1s 5aImout9, ge,
DIR. Carl 8 9uno $3.50. San. 10. 8eibrooi, Me, ~lln9ooms-
forsningen, iptcet $4,000. San. 81. aeltbroof, Me, ssnoogs-
itoen $1,000. San. 26. @etbroof, Ue, Zen fente .. i. l. 01gb.
$29.27. 6ebr 10 @etbroot, DE, Zen fsrne |. e l. Wfgb. 1921.
5ebr. "A. Bolton, Qasi auinoeiOreninaen $1,000. @larts A @et.
6root, DE, Sra genner til Bait 2orpns a6retsi. Sf075. I2orts
3. Neltbroof, Ne Den isrhe /. (. l. Wgb. $4,000. Warts 10.
9rooflpn, u. D. saems ggb. $2940. Ulorts t6. 8rooflpn, y.
p, qaft. 8 ) aiI6f1, iociet. $1,000. Darts 90. Mefbroof, We,
lngoomsforeningen, ipeeet S1625. Norts %. Rep Denntarf,
g. g., DIR. % Mrs. 81. Gbritenfen $500 Woris 25. gefp
Denmarf, q. g., gr Mortin 9nurien 81 90. april 5. MeIibroof,
DE, ghis 0aarie 5ocn6fen, fpeieIt $1,000. april Is. 5olmout6,
Me, emaus Wg6, ipeciet Slips. april 10. 5olmoutb, We,
Gmous NAB, ipeeeIt $4,000. Iifumnten $498.f0.
No0n8et meo Tnf.
8. q. Gifcber, are6sfaserer,
43 ganfton ct, 5ontoica gIofn, goiton, Wasf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
abittenn9er.
misfionen:

Ser tpitteret. e a6l. III. Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
auou6on. 3opa, e6eae3er M96. 0dis 5oa oemmtt1-
len. Qdis airfea Shmiot. elena Sdmiot DO. St00
Z. 2. O}a0ea, 4. s. o. Shmi0t, Il. Ssenien 15.
5000. 02rs. p. s. i. Shmiot $500. Qeer QnOereas
0lrs 9irtba SeuiH 11. $500, DIR. % Mrs. 0h5
5enien $1,000. Mrs. IS. .. 95rittaniea $3.50
Sra Salg a 0anif iuf1 STRIFE @isner, 4e5r, PED ID
tor VI u. Senior -. - ......a.e.....
@raettinqer, Soma, %la9oomsi. -. ......a.....
Spons. 4e6r. mrs 9tels oonien 80. ............
Sour Gin, Soma, Zen DANTE Iutb. 3eontnJemisi0asf@
gilbert Sea, Dim, Cffer tn MeHtB9eOen ..........
bennington. 1lnn. a9inoefo. .......... ..........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
D. u. 1orrehs 9eaer.

u. u. 3ofrtDe Vbger.
Sire sobs gpssr for rs Cts. =
minbre sno baIp Bris.
1oler til SUBS Neoorbeioere 81
Si0er.
9ipets gei 81 Sioer.
gsnnen, f01 Sioer.
Tisie ire tiIiommen 30 Cts.
girfeIia 5reIfe, 248 gioer. 80 Cts.
SHE fire tiIiommen 70 CTS.
Dan. 2utb. pubI. 6oue
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
Ell

Ser f1ftert, IL aH5 Ir IT,. .S2llZ3b
anou5on. Soma. G5ene3er Naba ~ Ssenien. ....... 1000
y nor D D. h. Sc Senior len ~. @s"s s.. Dr~s ~. = 5000
gnons. 9ebr. Mr. Pfels 0anian ............ 100
Siou Sin. Soma Ger oanife lub. 5e0nuaemisionsf 300
W5ffe Rf1er Iaf. Nr. o. Mr.. ! n Reteriea =. 800
Qfbtrt 2ea Wma, OHer ira @enflbeoen. ........... 1915
6armia1ton. lPmn. aoiuaei. .... 80. ............ 100
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

G6inlGnoerue % SpHOerjBoerHe.
41eaem @rpniebeiolfnin9en o. Dc
inotoartereoe Solonter al 9anoitor-
men 6erfter Der / 6slae Sob. au."
oct beoite borbolo. Der er inOfuar.
teret 2 q 3 Nano pao bper @aaro.
Strafs GA be anfom til aebenbopeo,
foreipurgte De, ON Der oar noget Of
6eitiae, og man fan MI Onglig ie
Solonterne, Iom opientIig er @rnbe-
arbeioere ira @eitiaIen I en- aloer
al 40 Mar, 6eltoge I aft ioreialoen.
De arbeioe / 9an0bruget. 6lere al
Dem Bar oanifflingenoe Raone Tom
9oul og Mortin, o. noifiaise al Dem
bar opret oeo 5ronten oa bar Here
Sfu6Iaor. Ger er enfeIte Glinsiere,
men Be bruges ltoeIuffenoe til Or.
oonnnnitieneite.
SogperiOnalet inOfaloes. aoloing,
81. Marts. Eoggnngen no for
@rpnIen er bleoen inOifrGnfet be.
tp6eIigt. "a arigen uObreo, bleD
Sern6aneperionolet life inOfalot,
men bette fer MI | Oisie Gage 5
2pbet al marts MaoneO er Der iuo-
faI6t 1000 ganefrmftionprer oDer
befe E~pTffono. Der gaar oerfor IT..
fe ion mango Tos.
Tansernes gsbanolins. aoloing,
81. DARTS. .SdIesm. gren5p." for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

On 9anifcr falOca? es5icr9. %.
Nlorts. 9aa en- al De iioite tpite
Ia5sIiiter ftuoes 0oermaifiumeiter
61riitian 6anien n Gsbier5 opiert
ION iaonet. lt0ior bans Aaou itaar
en- Stierue. boiltet betooer. At ban
rimeIi90is er orp5t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

Sansermes gsbanOlins. aoloing,
81. DARTS. .SdTesm. @ren5p." for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

CiIianlmen . S527l.i7
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10
APPEAL BY PERU
TURNPIKE COMPANY
Award of s13,926 by selectmen Not
Satisfactory-Now in Hands of
Bennington County Court.

Attorney General H. G. Barber has just
received notice Of an appeal by the Peru
Turnpike Co. from the award made by the
selectmen of Peru and Winhall for dam
ages in taking over the old Peru turnpike,
the last toll road in New England, for the
purpose of converting it into a free state
highway. The principal stockholder of the
company is j. J. Flynn of Burlington.
BY special act of the legislature the
highway department was given permission,
acting through the selectmen in the usual
way, to free the turnpike, condemning 1t
if they were unable to agree upon price
with the owners. They could not agree
and 50 condemned it, awarding S13,926.
The Bennington county court probably
will name three disinterested freeholders
to pass upon the necessity for taking the
road and to fix the amount of damages
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10
TOWN TO REMOVE
BOOTBLACK STAND
Selectmen Agree to Pay H. G.. Barber
Sc a Month Until Land is Taken
by Widening Street.

The boot-blaek stand at the corner of
Main and Flat streets, which has been
considered menace to public safety and
was the cause of an automobile accident
recently, is to come down. The building
is owned by II. c. Barber and is on land
ownd by him.
Recently petition signed by more than
100 citizens was presented to the select
men asking them to take steps to have
the building removed. After conversation
with the selectmen Mr.. Barber sent them
a proposition in writing, and now the Sc
lectmen have sent Mr.. Barber a notice of
their acceptance of the offer
The agreement is that the town viii pay
Mr. Barber SO a month, which was the
rental he was receiving, until such time
as the town shall require the land by
widening the street at that point, the
town to remove the building and to dis
pose of the lumber as they see fit.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10
FRANK HALE ROSE.
Brother of Miss Jennie Rose of This
Town Dies in Dayton, o.

Frank Hale Rose. 30, a native of Brat
tleboro and a brother of Miss Jennie
Rose of this town, died Monday morning
in the Gebhart private hospital in Dayton,
Ohio. His home the past two years had
been in Cleveland, but before moving to
that city he was resident of Dayton II
years, and when he realized that the end
was but a short time away he expressed
wish to be brought to Dayton to die
among his friends. The cause of death was
hardening of the arteries. Shortly before
the family moved to Cleveland his only
son. Frank Hale Rose, jr, died. This loss
was great blow to the father and the
decline of his health dated from that
time. He was connected with the Nalen-
tine Narnish company of New York 2S
years Mr. Rose was a prominent mem
Der Of the Dayton Bicycle club, and of
the various Masonic organizations, includ-
ing the knights Templar commandery, the
Scottish Rite branches and the Mystic
Shrine. The funeral was held in the Ma
sonic temple in Dayton yesterday.
| Mr. Rose was a regular visitor in Brat
tleboro each year, coming here to spend
his vacation in the home on Canal street
Iwhere his parents lived many years. His
immediate relatives are his wife and sis
| ter The latter went to Cleveland several
weeks ago, and accompanied MIR. and Mrs
Rose when they went to Dayton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10
CROSS RIVER AT
ONLY ONE POINT
Russians Claim That TeutoniC Allies Are 40 Miles
from Lemberg Berlin Reports Occupation of
Stanisau, important Railroad Center Difficult
ties for the Italians

LONDON, June 10, 1901 p. m. =
Careful reading between the lines of
the various official announcements of
the last IL hours leaves British observ-
ers of the situation to the belief that
the wearied Russians have been sue
cessful in gaining a breathing space
along the eastern front. Furthermore,
evidence of the stubborn opposition
which the Austro- Germans are said to
be meeting near the center of the line
in Galicia, is declared here to exist
in statment from Petrograd that p,
600 Austro-German prisoners have been
taken in a series of counterattacks
near Przemysl. According to Russian
reports the Austro German offensive in
southeastern Galicia has not been able
to cross the river Dniester at any point
other than Zurawna, which is 40 miles
from Lemberg and which they reached
Sunday
Berlin contradicts this with the
statement that the right wing of the
army has advanced 10 miles and oc-
cupied Stanislau, an important rail
road center.
In the west the French make their
usual report of progress, accompanied
by repulse of the German counter at
tackt
The French claim and Berlin admits
that the French now are in occupation
of the entire village of Neuville, ST.
Vaast, while only fraction of the
labyrinth is left in German hands.
From other portions Of the French
front come reports of minor advances
According to Vienna the efforts of
Italy to cross the river Isonzo near
Gorilla have been repulsed after Sc
we're engagement.
1t would appear evident that the
Italians have met the first difficult
problem of invasion of Austria in thi.
endeavor to cross the Isonzo, although
they claim to have reached a footholC
in some places on both banks.
The resignation of William J. Brvar
as secretary of state is still a topic 0.
discussion.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10
BRYAN STILL HOLDS
CENTER OF STAGE
The Effect of His Resignation and It's
Accompanying Statement Inter
ests Washington.

WASHINGTON, June TO- - William
Jennings Bryan's resignation as secretary
of state and the circumstances leading up
to it still held the center of interest in
Washington today, overshadowing even
the despatch of another note to Germany
It's effect on the nations foreign rela-
tions and its political consequences afford
ed wide speculation.
Chief attention was centered on the eff
feet of Mr.. Bryan's personal statement
giving the reasons for his resignation and
his announcement that as a private citizen
he would submit to the public his views
of what the American policy toward Ger
many should be.
There was considerable speculation as tc
who would succeed Mr.. Bryan.
1t was believed Robert Lansing, who has
been commissioned as secretary of state
ad interim, eventually would receive the
appointment.
| Mr. Bryan spent the first day of his re
| tirement quietly, devoting much time t.
reading and answering kilograms from
| friends all over the country.
Mr.. Bryan has not determined definitely
on his plans.
Late this afternoon it was announced
that Mr.. Bryan is preparing anothe
statement of his attitude on the situation
between the United States and Germany
which he intends to issue for publication
with the appearance of the text of tn
American note, probably in tomorrow
mornings newspapers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10
EMERGENCY REVEALS
WEDDING SECRET
Miss Florence Rerg, Now in Melrose
Hospital, Married Several Weeks
Ago to Orrel Lyon.

The necessity for the application of
surgeons knife in the Melrose hospital in
West Brattleboro has brought out we'd
ding secret One of the patients there, a
former Brattleboro girl whom her friends
have known as Miss Florence Berg, is
Mrs. Orrel Lyon of Greenfield, Mass. Her
husband is assistant secretary at the
Young Mems club in that town. Mrs.
Lyon is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. S.
Berg of Greenfield, former residents of
this town. She graduated from the Claw
Ison-Hamilton Commercial college and was
monotype operator for the Vermont
Printing Co., giving up her position there
to go to Greenfield.
Recently she came to the Melrose hos
pital to undergo an operation for appendi-
citis, and it became known that she and
Mr. Lyon were married several weeks ago
in Bellows Falls. Mr. Lyon has been at
the Young Mems club about a year, and
Mrs Lyon has been stenographer for the
Smart Mfg Co She has many friends
both here and in Greenfield. The couple
will live at 2S Beech street, Greenfield
when Mrs. Lyon returns from the hospi
| tai.