davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

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49, a ssal ecAets osass esecstioe, sos the
-: e s'sliss.s sns s.o.s,s .. 90 S fss.a : due .s
-. o. Assignee n ths dseH1anss Charlss ".
0es.ss es1 1asssd D. 0iler. sssVssei,sAs,
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- = ssst ~. q <. ssssa a. 4 the
CuoN 4S9O a tAs Ce0ety - tspoSisna. 10 the
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- Ss s.,.s:s ss Ss
sesi6sd u ioesfiue erTsi6ca,es the-~oS rseoyaed
eissiy~. a the rssords il The oAkc- of the Clerk
h..s..s Mi ssss, ssr,iesi.rIg asssrii.sd IN
Nsoe i sf sid records; and Re-ense Piscer
Assse vsssr1sA 10 hoot Iss st Psse $50 Of ssid
1PAnCEL b.: Also the follovin~ described
keee nisinx Clains: Ohio Deven.e. Ohio
s.cs So 1 : Ohio % .s-snss e No So $ Ohio h T Revss.e
!, ed oh,e Re,ss.. ~. : said claim. being
sU~pAad Aaguss 3. lssz in Bod iss Il passs
- n ~. inclusive, Sf said reessds.
tPA&CEL c.: Aiso 6s9innisx ~ . point
sin sorssy ave fss) 10 To~..hip Afss go
HcsSh - Rsnee thsee t3l Eost - me Ns0 uea
40 aerikss Assss aR East ssso f-st: sbssee
@.i.sy is.s a {Ss ssssssSs ssa Ss.6Ssr.
49, -, e. :, .;S sss1ss ,s :srs :. g., =. - -: =;
scsVAs - sls ts.essrrsiea = sAe sAsa -
0O6 epuAss lise Il sid Seetsos fOsney Ave
~: thsue~ aoe WaUt p0e ssee - the V1scs ~
oA2 GssA III iaPsO~eaess sAsson-
NAUcL -: A1B on hpeysU0eoO -
aooaUBn - GhySs 1p~UvsAs1 0iaias e4ai0s.
0VksWe-esi6- q g. oAasss ossrS1Asa sss
Z -. 90 ~ t9o1i~V n - ~. -
- NM 00D - go enpaciey eYuoiAe
un, nokr~aSssW esssss. n 0H
y 0Sioo. o. oossssssbe susaoe. fyo SasAe
D0OsD - G1 QD0Y - - - -
- 49, -. 1l = ~, AssR ssesA 0ee
lNA ~ 0Naa, 4Up -N1sd - SmsAi.o
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
0s1iss e Mtuansul ~

R.esss a easass Eadsss, Dessas~d.
The saAsssienst, having es~a appoisseA
eAaini~esaess - sis sseote ~ tseaiD esAnes,
lete - the Cosaty a G"nois0e, " The eeAte
a Colpreao, 1sssossd h sveby eisss s0s ise tkas
= ill eeUsse eserss the O.1ssy Cssvs u
sid Goesi:ss OcYatX. = the Cssrt nssss -
fvsnAs thtsa dey of es1slesy. A. D. lSss, O.
the hosr Of 10 O'clock .. II said dsu, st
vhicA tios oil Vsseaos hosiaG claims saaisss
sso1 Ne sks pesVn = ksvio0 - so1e 81
t0Ues1 Al Gssssae ioAeSes1 . ssSA ssso%s ese
uoNeesiGnod
nses4 ~ 0seeissa, Cslos1Ao. this Dth DAY
II Josaasy. A. p leas
n. y. ENDNER, Administrator
ef ths essase of Faoaie Esdner, Dse~s-ed
4. Il. Hossss, AttSvpsg
First puA Jsn. e. 1875.
Last p0b. RoA. ~, 1873
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
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tss 20 Sssssv ssAiasd 49, q d. lGss.
sss: - = ~ 2 ssssssss, z - 9 =
Je.Sesy !soA, 81 is11e1el = SHs CSSeSV
g sofsns31c; essss = Csssssas - the
~ - ss1iSs6s 1tks ssss.ssAs ve,~e
=. Ne =. I'M: 8 - iBsl.:sss. - q
81 I;s; M; =. s :s:6 6,;Il... :::; 81. -sA''a
elsiS scsisSs - - ~ ssSes sssS q
aOoAli99 a oa4See - cs0dtt6ss
A.''s ''..V 'Gso.un. Assignee.
~ - kss [, =, a -
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
rsF rxoeLs On uxk srArx a. e<xo.

fht rS<RLE ~ uwk STATE ~ c<x-O
= i~r,,... . sspses. 3 y F.as.,a. n~...l
tin.4. D.a,sI Lsrrse. 5s,an Lsnz.as. ne e.L
r..o h....s L.ss : s.a i:s.ssss"s ec~s..s,
cor 'et; eannison tosasy Coi.ssA... Trustee.
iaie iisfsn' '~nts shr,se sssse's. sREE.TI~6
sue are hershs rssass-'l 10 ~pp-sr in
ton br..s.shf sssin-s y.sn hy thf sks.xe sassed
pissntif ia the County to.rt of tsunns-op
aansy state of Colorado. cad aa-usr tsse
% ''is ars s's" = .s,as saan ,.s. ,s ,s,- sssss ,se
~ Z -ars d out 81 the uuty or hy pubins
tsf, within thirty day sst..r the service her.
Hani h, a'saals v,A o. taken against soa &C.
niins 10 the PRAYER ~ the comg,isInt. Amt
Z eoss q The com,'ls'nt ~ the above .stified
= non b. a.,t served wsrb the -urnasans or u
Tic service here he ma 10 ors ~ tbis state
iiien ten lisss additional 10 the time herernbe
Z - specihs-h is,r apt'earance aud snSwer u
tA"~ea gefore tne taking Of jasiAmest hs
fhis said aoti'n y brou9ht against yoa tp
- AIN iutissment IA the sum Of <sae with
annnn siS. d from March a. fssa. en- sl5 q
iTum Supt.usbcr L I,is. sis q tr.m March
is.l, 90 sis.E IRON saptcsber l. issl d
ness Tee q. provided in the Trust Deed herein
alter mentioned
For the foreclo-ure sf thu, certain Trus,
bend which - r-cnrsied in book 81 a. page ~
y the ree's srds 81 the Cl.rk and Rsrord-r OF
t1nnison County. CoioFHsao. which said Trust
beH covers ths f',fis.wtssG de-crsted property.
{ / Wit:
The west half ~ the norshs~s, anssser 80.
Ma. the so' sheast ausster of the northwest
quHrtsr sskAs kVAs). and the ss,sfhsa-t quar-
tot of the uorthesst un~rssr 49, Nh !, and
thr eH-, AaN ~ the sousheaat q0agter IL.
st y. ~ ssusios ~. sod sAe -sspsh9sss qnosses
Of the southse~t unestss 80 : B&h). ~ ssr
tion ~. and ~ sosshsass assssss AiIe nosth
essi an~sses AEa kEbl !. - ssssiss u. I'll %
Township Il y, 1sage ~. \. \. p. \. To.
setber With tbs leead aiecha, erUo AaselsVe
Or ,et snd is~ tst6Haasisp their eoseusisos end
enisrgemeoss; f0s the sobs a soia pssmi.ss he
the sheriff ~ 0anuison Couu1g aseosssissG 10 -
Ice aud the pswosiO ~ sAts saoss. e6st the
proceeds ~ -aid sab - apviioa ~ saiA juA9-
msnt and shot . I gsssass clsioisG ssAss yus
said rrass ts-d. - 6ssspa ed Susssk - Z
oil right elsio spsssy a se1say0iao ia ed
TO the ssusssaiA sssgssW esa - - e,sse.
Of that she Uasif4t9 ~ hsso0e 8 posskos.s
at said sslr: esd ene es1~ssl solisf
And ysn 60 eDsUAU osei1sd tho1 n 500 eoil
- appess. 80 - easOss ~ soid Qaavloiu1 =
above rssQiesd. shs sod plei.si4 Ohl sas-s
yosr dsewaes - - ss>sseA hessia - 49,
E,,ssssd ,.,s 70 s.S2'ss sssiss' - = s'ss'd ~
tiisss eQ1bs = henA - - ssl q old
C,ur u eaosfeo. = sd ssss4y. Sks N 2sV
f:ssr'1 ' : : 'suk.:s =; .:., :.s.s T..
= - -. TT:
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
AmknannD - c. ~

horses within the CCkNISON NA-
TkSNAL FOREST dur.ag the sessoa Of
lSl5. must ss filed in my olUkae st Gun
ussssn, Coso., on or before March 10.
1Sl5. Full information in regard 10 the
grazing fees to be charged and blank
forums 10 be used IN making Applications
viii be- furnished upon request.
Nm r. kKEUTZEk. Supervisor
First publIshea January :. 1915.
Last published Feb. 5, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

Essss: e g s-,S q. =
- .@ 80 III
..1ssES> - fsE
ss1@SS-ES[1E
ESETE:s -
~ess | u :. . -. :
- eYs - - - 80
S..s.ss sGdEecss - Fl 80
eTssss @a ssTg -
= e:ssss~s s.t 49, = css-w.1e. - S~
. ostkw So a1A - 49, skswsons ssa 2
- s~v~u~- ass@ssg - shesash - uss.ssr
essN ~ ss0 a assa. - Uussss ses4.ss A.f
~ bsssaHs- essssdisuG ~ ~ sgs0- a $50 -
sUR- ssoswUnr ~ Oh Oh y b~rsep 0o<>r esr
aunms9 ssreasssg
PAL uANt.DA.
Stsgsso. 6uuosnuD C-sosss. C<sS.s.ssa.
0s11unasA HASA n.ssss ss,>sksn<o.
Au susnv< ~ 1saisfs0
vsasx poBtscssssn @nssoNsD - B. tnsa.
Lsss psbssestsos ostssssay " .. y. Issa
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

Ns,tic~ i- hcrehy given that n W SLATE and
>uns who-e ps,-tssf1Sce asidrs-s= H. 6unnl-ou
Eoiorsdo, ba- made application
No. 3a74 b. lease tae t,iiowiElx de-rrihsd
school lands. situate Ia esanslsen County. Colo
RADIO. to-Wit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
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- x 81 = sSssseeso s. ssa
a16 -! ! 60 g.: .;Sle5sSs ~ ~ C"s
sA-'' s''-.k..s
Aa&Ss:. .=7
Ss*;s::::....'' -
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
49, q AGufnanD = lsass -
lanh

tbftsce of the state Board
of Land onBnsl-s,ousr-
Den ssr tolo. an. s. Ips5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
2niD q Anunu1 -

nD101s q 49, 4. 49, A11soosd.
sE1ss...sss &c; -. q - 4 Lssks.
CSAD4a. 101, 1gD11V Gty@ n.Aios 49,
4 0aD, y. -, = - hsss = tsS
- q - 60esntG0. ~ @Ss
9 SaASSe93sse = ssss
.s-1,1-,- A&sItfc .
EsE!::Erx
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

Ak ssg sasHxFs HpA3
Sh 81 Ussssshuss . 80.
s~srssssss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
II,L.LILl[| b

Al II - ~ -
Noeise Is esrskss ksssby given ttssf ell other
vessoas ds~sriaG 70 He "a 0ppIsestion ~ iaQss
tlsb tsost - had awss Nh ths sa@e in this
@61o pssss ~ Feb u. bo1s. - othse asoplie .
tioo 70 boaee shs oADve dsnssiAsd lsnlk Wsll -
considsssA aesor said Aots
n,vssss s..ss sp.ss Lead cossi...s.ss..
PisU1 pubissasiGn toa as, vs..
ksn puhi6unoim oeA. 8. sM.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
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~ @

= - Au - = - -
Gsun1 0n6su1 - ouk aDo
snsssnsa ssslsh - 'UUuB = -
AlnaunH." ~ ~ 2. ~. . -
~ 0uuAsD sBaA@o - - =
ouus~ssh -. - s8 = &c.,,
eM shss = snshh - = - -
sangss 1p~a ~ - - = Cs0s-r
ass- ~ ~ sssss.1s = oslsulk -.
. sAsue sAs ssas - - = - -
sUnAsd ssssis~s e Gmnua ssnu,
81 s.ssAasn wiu - - aDU UsoA
usGs AAsEvUug gAannG
The hiaA oesssasn pushs q CslmDAD
- escuRsuG 0oge vo1aaabaR oe - 49,
- shesr possibilities sse ksssse unAus-
stssd. where . few ysass 80 thsy
wsss rsssrdsd - hss psst 4 ~ 0sss-
'nG ssads. stey ere aew hsinG ssnUse
out and deveios'ed. either b ~ 1as0-
iaG methods or BY irrigss'nw sysse@s
This change hAs been bsaaght shsut
by tbs discovery that these pssks 80
'drsl for the growing Of possssss. eab-
bage. smsll ersias and hay. etc. Sssch
psoducts from these nouutsin PARKS pat
only top the open market. but Il hae
peea found by nsmerous expsss@ssts
that these predects, whsn tskse ~ the
lower psrss Of the stste end OeAss
states, are IDEAL seed. sad il u assaG
seed lines that these parks shossld, ssd
no doubt will. be pushed.
HlsH ALTITUDG sPuDs
1t 10 ~ essablsshsd feet sAsA -
higher in slsisad< . pssste nav he
es0wn tAe better il 10 ko6h fOs asanssAie
sad sesd psrposes fer The psassa sAa1
such essAitioas sse sAe neeivs huhtoua
Il she potsto.
SEED pOtsaess ere Gsowa - ~ s1a1A
in nestvick perk 1t - sltitsAe q Leo
eaA tskea 6o~e n ~ nsssby Uessn-
peAUse vsaley (k,eos 6sst 81 bs~ss),
sAss ~ insussssd yissd ssss vulAey 80
q fssa shissy - Gfsy sacas ~ -.
TAsA , - issa Ussl vsssA aseiaG. 4
fsv ysess 80 sssd Svr~ ~ ssnaA -
ssat = - ssalsOe saessiasst slanian
psst q Csssasy - Vasatsd sAsaUsi1s
psAsaess fssn ell ssesisas q - su0-
~, 81 save - - sssus>s = -
-. fAis sssd Ass slss Asas ~ =
- Luis vsl1sy. la siaia0 dss -
saansss bssaass ~ - = - -
psssana haswlsAps - - hsssuO -
sssd - OssSs = - ssaaA ~
ssUhhsgs hsss ~ sinmw GaostuuA
81 - sssulns ~ - shAsins1 60
- OuAsAsss = - = - - 0nGop
uAsn Gin1lw 0s1Aah q ssDjoa suase
- - - Gunun - ~. 0sap
1Ws1asAis 1sa.a1 - ~ psA.s~o
= -. - se.dk UsUp = 90
osinauh -. - - oDsnness
q ustag \ - 6Se1ss hassa. ~ Asy
~ - AaslsasA ~ - sA1iatsaa vssk
hsiag tas ~ - s0ytsu1lusd Aspsrt-
osse q - DssSss 4 eis 0sua1D rail-
ssaA
H. a1vaeAa0ss - usiae - groin
essa SAsss hiGA Aisasieas = elss essst,
- ~ saly ~ yissd iesssess4 ~ - .
suss assA clsease 0ssin b sAaaissd
nsspse living IN thsss ktsle pasks ebove
ths big isriestisa sysasos -. BY CO.
spssstioa with sasA saAss, kssp their
les1s elsaa - vssd psses. fAsss 10 a.
wevs ~ AsasaA Sss sassa sssA.
n 0s0viag - ollalla sss1 10 on
sthsr ~ psssibiity. ~ - that
shsue1 - sacssraesA. ! - sAeaiping
mseA bstsss results visA ~ home
gfswn sssd tAea ever ~ With seed
fts0 elseWAeee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

SLACK s::s g: =: :. :::s ~: -; - 5:
WNesxn ssnstrm~n hsrsu< NY ~
LEG - s: :: !: 81 ;;;;:;;;: e: )?
Ter fnt-~se-. Cu.ser-.
The superiority ~ Cusse- products h Is
v-r-s ~ AgnrfAifxag n O0Oea0 80 Ouap -.
eSss& - eoQWA ~ QDotau1nabh1r ora-~ dD~e1
W. suvrf0 lAo00At00y. os61eso. Cu1NWun
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21
ADMITS BURGLARY
AT SMITH COTTAGE
Frank Lambert of Dandy Also Impi-
Gates Cyrus Towne and Vo1ney
Squires of That Town.

RUTLAND, Oct. 81. Through a
confession of Frank Lambert of Dandy,
who was arrested yesterday morning
at Dorset by Deputy Sheriff James d.
Purdy of Manchester, two other Dandy
men, Cyrus Towne and Volney Squires,
were arrested at noon by Deputy Sher
ifs d. A. Barker of Rutland and A.
A. Leonard Of Wallingford and all
three were lodged in the county Jail
on charges of burglary in the night
time. The warrants were issued by
States Attorney C. Y. Poulin follow
ing an investigation by Deputies Leon
ard and Barker into the recent break
at the William Smith cottage at Tin
mouth pound.
There is a possibility that the three
men may be connected in some way
with the robberies of the Taylor store
in Tinmouth and two stores in South
| Wallingford, but up to last night only
Lambert had even admitted being i'm
| plicated in the robbery of the West
Rutland man S summer camp and his
story of the affair came only after
some of the goods taken from the
cottage had been identified after be-
| ing found at the Dandy poor farm,
the home of the late Henry Towne,
where Lambert lived.
The robbery occurred Sept. 81 when
the cottage at Tinmouth pond was
broken into and a considerable
quantity of household goods and some
clothing taken. Deputy Leonard after
making an investigation, suspected
Lambert and the man was watched
Tuesday he was seen to wear new
coat and the officers were notified
The house on the town farm where
Lambert lived was searched and {
rain coat bearing Mr.. Smith S name
was found together with other article:
which have since been identified.
! Deputies Leonard and Barker traced
the man to the village of Danb,
and there they found he had left 70
Manchester. Deputy Purdy saw him
on the Rich lumber job and he assist
ed in the search, Lambert finally bein!
arrested in Dorset.
He told a sctory which implicated
Cyrus Towne and Squires and yester
day warrants were issued by State
! Attorney Poulin and the men wer
placed under arrest, being found a
the town farm in Dandy where the
also resided, Towne being a relative o
Mrs. Towne, as is Lambert by mar
riage.
d The last two arrested deny tina
they were implicated in any way /
the robbery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21

WANTED-Dish washer at Hoadley' 5
Cafe. 199-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21
MRS. MARSH STATE
REGENT OF D. A. r.
Brandon Woman Elected at Meeting in
Burlington - Mrs. F. I. Swift of
Brattleboro, Treasurer.

BURLINGTON, Oct. 21.-The 10th an
nual conference of the Vermont Daughters
of the American Revolution was held here
yesterday with Green Mountain chapter OF
Burlington as host. The state regent, Mrs.
Perley F. Hazen of St. Johnsbury, pre-
sided Thirty chapters were represented.
The address of welcome was made bv
Mrs Joseph Aud of this city, state chap
lain, and the response was in verse by the
state vice regent, Mrs. t. Z. Pember of
Wells. Greetings were read by Mrs. John
| A Mead of Rutland for the National So
ciety of Colonial Danes in Vermont; Mrs
George H Smile of Montpelier for the
| Vermont Colonial Danes, and Mrs A. S.
Isham of Burlington for the Daughters of
I1S12.
The officers elected were as follows: Mrs
f. Marsh of Brandon, state regent; Mrs
f. r. Pember of Wells, vice regent; Mrs
S. L. Hazard of Fairhaven, recording secre
tary; Mrs +. l. Swift of Brattleboro
treasurer: Mrs Raymond Mcfarland OF
AIiddlebury, auditor; Mrs f. G. Gilling
ham of Woodstock, historian; Mrs l.. B
Lord of Burlington, chaplain.
\ scholarship of $50 a year was voteC
for Norwich university.
State Forester Austin f Halves in al
address on the conservation of Vermont
forests advised yearly appropriations b!
the legislature until the state had acquired
and paid for 300 900 acres.
Prof 5. f. Emerson of the Universit!
lof Vermont spoke
The meeting closed in the evening will
la reception in the home of Mrs Edward
Wells.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21

my succeeded in exploding mine un-
der our trenches. The garrison had
been withdrawn, but five of our min
ers working underground were buried
and given up for lost. Three days later
they dug themselves out and reap
peared, little the worse for the ordeal.
The following official statement was is
sued by the Turkish war office last night
On the DardanelIes front our recon
noitering parties attacked the enemy
Sunday night and threw them back to
their main trenches, causing heavy
losses.
Local artillery and bomb engage
ments occurred at Ari Burnu and Sed-
dul Bahr There was nothing of impor-
lance elsewhere.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21
EXPLOSION IN
MUNITIONS PLANT
Fifty-Two Persons Killed and 100 or
More Injured Yesterday in a
French Village.

PARIS, Oct. 21.-Fifty-two persons
are reported to have been killed in an
explosion yesterday afternoon in mu-
nitions factory in the Rue de To1biac,
while one hundred or more were in
iured Many of the victims were wom-
en- workers in the factory, which was
wrecked, as were buildings in the vi
cinity.
President Poincare and Minister of
the Interior Malvy, who were immedi-
atelv informed of the disaster, visited
the scene and gave directions to the
rescuing forces.
An automobile truck was being load
ed when workmen accidentally dropped
one grenade causing an explosion,
which was followed by two others in
| quick succession.
The explosion destroyed not only the
main factory and other buildings con
nected with it, but everything within a
radius Of 100 yards, and damaged build
/ ings 500 yards distant. The explo
sion was followed by fire, but the
| flames were soon extinguished.
Of the II bodies already recovered
| 81 are those of women. Forty injured
persons were treated at the emergency
| hospital, which was quickly installed
at the scene. Twenty others were re
moved to another hospital. 1t was sale
that the injured would exceed 100 il
number.
Reports that the explosion was the
result of the work of spies were abso
lutely denied.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21
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TO RENT-Large front room. 20 Clark
st. 1992O3
TO RENT-Cottage house, E. NJ An
gier. 196-207
TO RENT - Nice Groom tenement.
Chas. S. Chase. 157-tf
TO RENT-Modern tenement. Charles
Akeley, 224 Canal st. 19S-203
TO RENT-Tenement. Apply corner
Maple and Canal streets. 199-tf
TO RENT-Good tenement with bath.
Inquire at 16 Cedar St. 1S2-tf
| TO RENT-Modern tenement, - Hor-
ton Place. SO per month. 196-201*
TO RENT-House and garage on Elliot
st. Apply DIR. Waterman. 1S2-tf
| TO RENTING. engine house. Apply
0. B. Hughes or Commissioners. 157-tf
TO RENT-Cottage house Of seven
rooms at IS Clark st. Apply Clark St
19S-203
TO RENT-Tenement of five rooms and
bath, $13. Inquire at II Prospect st.
193-tf
TO RENT-Furnished front room, steam
heat electric lights, with board A High
ISt. 1861
! TO RENT-Furnished rooms, electric
lights, furnace heat, bath and phone. 81
Green st. 1857
TO RENT-Pleasant furnished rooms,
electric lights, furnace heat and bath. Il
Forest st. 191-tf
TO RENT-Downstairs fat Of rooms
and bath, furnace heat f. w. Nichols, II
Forest st. 191-tf
TO RENT-Desirable front room on first
floor with bath, gas and private entrance.
. S Green St. 191-tf
TO RENT-Cottage house, modern, on
. Northern Ave E. H Davenport, West
Brattleboro. 1S3-tf
TO RENT-I4arge. pleasant room with
board. Phone 223-M. Kate r. Wheeler,
Western avenue 1S5-tf
TO RENT-Furnished rooms, bath, cleo
4 tric lights and telephone. 127 Main St
4 Mrs. Hattie Warren, 197-202*
= TO RENT - Two good tenements on
Birge street, SO per month. Holden &
Martin, Brattleboro. Vt. 144-ti
= TO RENT-Two rooms, electric lighted
s heated use of bath and telephone Apply
= at % Green st. Phone 2j-R. 196-tt
TO RENT-Furnished room at the
Abbott, g large front corner room suit
: able for two. Apply Suite 6.
q TO RENT-NIost desirable large room
newly furnished, suitable for one or two
Electric lights, heated, bath and phone
4 Phone 1T1-R. 19S-tt
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21
PROSPERITY IN RUTLAND.
Salaries and Wages Have Increased
1915, 600 i'll Five Years.

a preliminary statement of the gen
eral results of the United States census
of manufactures for the city of Rut
land consists Of q summary comparing
the figures for 1909 and 1914, by totals,
prepared under the direction of William
M. Steuart chief statistician for man
ufactures. 1t shows a consistent in
crease in the census of 1914 as COM
pared with that of 1909 In me order
Of their Importance, from & porcentage
standpoint the increases for he sever
al items rank rs follows: Urinary
horsepower, CO., per cent; salaries, 81 g
per cent; capital, SOL; wages, 3S.3 per
cent; materials, 33.4 per cent; value OF
products 22.3 salaried employees, IFS
per cent; and wage earners, S.3 per
cent
The capital invested, as reported in
1914, was $3,97S 900, q gain of $1,32S,-
600. or SOL per cent, over $2,650,000
in 1909. The average capital per estab-
lishment was approximately $6l 900 in
1914 and $40, 900 in 1909.
The ecst of material used in 1914
was $l,610,000, as against $1.207 900 in
1909, an increase of 100000, or 1914
per cent. The average cost of materials
per establishment in 1914 was approx
mately $4,000, and in 1909, $4,000.
The value Of products in 1914 was
81 PIT 900, and in 1909, $2,680,0O0, the
increase being $194,000 or 1872 per
| cent. The value added by manufacture
| in 1914 formed 500 per cent Of the to-
tai value of products, and in 1909, s.
! per cent.
The salaries and wages in 1911
amounted to $1,000, 600 and in 1909
/ Al 1.
| 400 per cent.
! In 1914 the number of salaricd en-,
| ploycs was 205. as compared with ia
in 1909, an increase Of IFS per cont
! The average number of wage earn
crs in 1914 was LII and in 1909
| 1866, an increase of So per cent.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21

Messenger boy at the Postal
Telegraph Office 197-202
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21
FOR SALE

The residence property at No. 26
Grove Street, Brattleboro, comprising
a lot about 11S by - feet, with two
story house of 10 rooms and bath, gas
and electricity. Furnace heat, slate
roof, shade trees. Ample building lot
could be sold off. Location is i'll best
residence section of BrattleborO, near
car line; short walk to new postoffice
building. JOHN E. GALE.
Telephone 3O2-W.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21
Five English Sappers Have
Marvellous Escape After
Explosion of Mine
GIVEN UP AS LOST
BY THEIR COMRADES
After Long Struggle with the Earth
Which Entombed Them They Dug
Their Way Out, Showing Little Eff
feet of Ordeal

feet of Ordeal.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-The bare outlines of
a stirring story of the escape of five Brit
ish soldiers who were buried alive for three
days as a result of the explosion of Turk
ish mine are given in a statement issued
last night by the official press bureau.
The men were sappers and were work
ing underground at the time of the eXplo-
sion No hope was entertained for them
and they were given up as lost. After
three days of struggling with the earth
which had entombcd them, they dug THEN
way out, showing little effect of the ordeal
The account is contained in the following
official statement:
During the last week there has been
little to report. Both sides have been
engaged in mining activity At Hill 60
the Turks exploded mine beneath
their own lines and entanglements
causing damage to their own trench,
but none to ours.
At another part of our line the enc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21

Philippine cigars are now regularly
exported to 40 countries. The total
exports last year were $4,000 600
cigars.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21

WANTED-Good live veals. Brattle-
boro Cash Market 122-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-21

There arc records OF eight soundings
in the Pacific ocean where a depth
greater than 10000 feet WAS indicated.