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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
trolley ear operated by Harold

A trolley ear operated by Harold
Marsh and an automobile owned
by T. A. Richardson came into
collision yesterday noon. The shock
was slight and the automobile was dam
aged only slightly. 1t was Marsh who
was operating the trolley ear with
which the automobile owned and driven
by Major Fred w. Childs was in col
hsion Tuesday evening. Marsh is no
longer in the employ of the road
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
TOWNSHEND.
School superintendent in Town.

The newly appointed school superintend-
ent for this district, Mr. Whitney of Wo-
burn, Mass, is in town this week taking
charge of the teachers examinations for
secondary schools, scheduled for Thursday
and Friday at the school building Mr..
Whitney eontemplates making this village
his headquarters, both he and Mrs. Whit
ney, who accompanies him, being favorably
impressed with the locality. Mr.. Whitney
is well acquainted with the work as super
intendent of schools. having had 10 years
of experience in Woburn alone F. l.
Drew is in town also, making arrange
ments for turning the work over to his
successor. Mr.. Drew has not yet decided
where he win locate.
W. F. Kelsey of Boston visited his sister,
Miss Mary Kelsey last week
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
THE WEATHER.
Showers Tonight - Saturday Partly
Cloudy-South Winds.

WASHINGTON, August Is. - The
weather forecast: showers tonight. Sat
urday partly cloudy. Showers in East
Maine. Gentle to moderate southeast
to south winds
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
SIX TRACKMEN KILLED.
Run Down by Pennsylvania Train Near
Mount Union Today.

A Pennsylvania railroad train ran into
a party of track hands east of Mount
Union, Pa, early today and killed six
of them
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
AT THE CENTRE CHURCH
Sunday, August Is.

1870 a. m.-Servicc of worship and
praise. Sermon by Prof. A. II. Mer-
riam of Hartmord Theological Semi
nary.
1l.45 a. m.-Sunday school.
: i. m.-Christian Endeavor meeting
in the chapel. Topic, BE True to Your
Ideals. Act 26: 1910 Leader, Miss
Florence IIemenway Wells.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13

When one inch of rain falls, there is
deposited on every square mile of the
section rained on nearly $4,000 bar
rels of water, measuring SO gallons to
the barrel, which is about the size of
q large oil barrel.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
sIEDLCE CAPTURED.
City So Miles Southeast of Warsaw
Taken by the Germans.

BERLIN, via London, Aug. 13.-The
Polish city of Siedlce, 50 miles south
east of Warsaw, has been captured by
the Germans.
Announcement to this effect was
made today at army headquarters.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, Aug u, Osgood Luke
Leach, &c, of Northfield Farms, Mass.
In Bolton, Aug. IL, Mrs. Minnie Me-
Gee, 46, of Brattleboro, wife of Edward
o. McGee.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13

Burke s orchestra gave a dance in
the town hail Thursday evening.
Melvin Trotter and Charles NJ. Alex
ander went to Greenfield Sunday after
noon and held evangelistic services
there.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
MARRIAGES.

In West Brattleboro, Aug. II, by Rev.
I. Nj. Compton, George Walter Good
ridge of NARROW, n. W., and Annie
Belle Kilburn of Spofford, N. II.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13

Abyssina has an area of 100000
square miles and a population OF y
000, 600.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13
FLANK IS
HELD IN CHECK.
Russians Prevent Struggling German Armies from
Cutting Warsaw -Petrograd Railroad Attacks
Toward Riga Repused Teutons Cain in South
Spirited Fighting in Argonne

LONDON August 13 - The Russians,
for the time being, are holding in check
the Baltic flank of the German armies
which are struggling to cut the Warsaw
Pctrograd railway, and are battling to-
ward the Dvina, beyond which lie the
roads to the Russian capital. This has
been accomplished by the aid of reinforce
ments and by virtue Of one counter attack
after another The fortress of Kovno still
holds out
German attacks toward Riga have been
rcpuscd and the railway junction at
Dyinsk remains in Russian hands
From Ostrolonka, north OF Warsaw, to
Chclm in the south, the Teutons claim to
have made further progress, but between
the Nieprez and the Bug they apparently
have been thrown back with heavy loss.
PARIS, August 13.-The French war Of
fee this afternoon gave out report on
the progress of hostlitics which reads as
follows
In the Artois district a German attack
Carlcul was easily checked In the Ar
gonne the Germans late yesterday after
noon renewed their attack in the sector
between the road from Binarvillc to
Niennele-Chateau and the ravine Of La
Houlette They were repulsed after a very
spirited fight in which hand grenades and
bombs were used
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-13

W F. Kelsey of Boston visited his sister
Miss Mary Kelsey. last week.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
Gn aanoelig Snffelie.

ri 8rof. 6. @eftergaaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

iaaleoeS tat PED 80 psf. al belle
5tprfen.
Zen 0nnite armes iamleOe LAB
Al o6oe % iaareoe / 1864 par ca.
i pet.
Sabine. g~oitiefretar 2. ooren3en
u aar a., $. 8o6mann. Carer 81.
Sc5rpoer. Mar 6ollet. 0enrif9am,
20 qar a.. @illp 6anien. @eorg
@ottide. ale Al 5~lensbora. 5.aoit.
ner. 1snoer, % War a., @maIo
Ro6be6u. $. 9%oneielo. Smoer6org,
BORG. alans gnorcien. 5umbsI BE.
ter n. 9orpn3en. 6ngum, ;. Sacob.
len, 5an0iIet. 9enOe Seeit. q. So
Itrup. R. 8in0. 5foobp. Wartin
Rielien. SiIIerup. So6s Sanien,
9egsfmo. SIR. 2ut3en, gmmeIs
6sl, 9ilh. 2auitien. QbiIo. elias
9orensen. @oaebus. 5obs 9Iaife.
osqumfIoIter. Sob. Senien. Eraa5-
bBl. % qar az. III. 16omieu. so.
itruuifop. erif 9ec6. 9onsbpf. gu.
Sis Ssn / geotoit, 90 Mar a.. 2.
e. Seperinien. 49erIfoo. Sens San
ZEN, 6uanm. 9ouI $. 9eterien.
3~Geusbora. Sens Senien. Seos. 20
Nor az. emil aren. a~abenran,
Senoi ReIler, Rnmsberreo. Ssrg.
steifenfen. Sfoobo, emil SuhI.
4ler. 20 Nor al. garI 9ruaot
0fien0aO.
Sans Reterien % : 8enoi,
aer, alens6org. CTR. 6auicn. Gan.
oeo, Chr. Q%oren3eu. Sao. 6arl
Rortenien. 9snmaoar6e. CIR.
1bomien. groaaer. .. 9eterien.
sfeIIe. CTR. Glms, ons6ofm, 5es
aariienIen. 3ebbeI.
9ern6arot oauien, al1.
5chmiot. Bib. 0anien. Glr. Better.
Ter, ale al TIensbor1. 20. 6ariten
len. 20 anr. 4 GouIien. anor
9eterien ale al 8niirie. Sobs. go.
ren5en. 7. In0reieu, 9re0e, Carl
CIR. Scbnmann. Neis. 20 Mar,
Sacob Ghneien, Steoelt. % Mar.
Ssrg Sacobieu % 2oreH5 9eHfier,
Sn0ersle0. 6enrif Qeterien, Sern.
1nt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
grofesior Solan0s
Silbasetreotu ira Menig.
beosfafuItetet.
sra gariiteligt 5ag6laO"s p%ribate
nOrife dOrreipunOcut.
ariitiaIlia. y. Cfto6er


atter gaar 9roiesior 00Ianos
Ram oDer 2anoet o. DGfter I'll.
ilutning % Rooiigelie tanife
melt @ooiigeIie 6eHne Sang. Ren
eaieu man er eng eller uenig meo
9~roiesioren. fan man life laoe barre
Al beunore Bans Qrineipiaitbeo %
5eloitrnoigbcO. Den itren9e 2oeif.
hDormeo ran trptfer fine 5lutnin
aer, % ben u~niforte0e Maaoe. 60or.
pua ban leDer eiter tit StanoDmft
"a 9roiesior 0oIan6 { 1906 par
fommef til oen CDerbeDisning, at
aan life fnaoe oeobIioe At rare
MeOlem al llniperiitetefs teoIoaiifc
5ufultef, efter at en- 1lnitar par Bic
pen u0nnont til 9roiesior / Cog.
matif. oa neolaa6e ban itrafs it
gmbeoe uOen at befDmre fla ont lin
aarriere. Il ifeite andre oilOe II.
toioIiomt bare laoet iis neie meo
en- Rroteit o. bleoet iiooen0e ! BET
be6aeelige 9rofesiorembeoe. % nj,
6a ogiaa Stiuinaeu ueo N~euiq5eos
fafultetet fommer 9onilift meo
BANS 0Derbe0isuiHg, iorlaoer Do.
lamb BET arbeioe. Tom bar O9ret
ham iaa fart. og brpoer meo gamle
8enuer for at fsIge i'm Sam0ittia.
aeos 9eit. Zen itarfcite Rmlo
CT ben. ION itoar aIeue~, iiger Sen
rif S6Ien / On 5oIfefien0e@. DIS
ie Oro easier paa 6oInno. On
bans 1il5pn1erilof er tor eller Il.
ben, oct Ipiner iHgen aolIe FOR
6nm. "a ief0 ON ban iflrloe bliOe
BELT eniom. er ban alligeOel itRrf
/ 9~eoioit6eoen ON at bare giort
lin gIigt.
Som ieg aIIereoe bar meooeIt te-
legrafiif, er bet ben fongeli9e ae.
iolrtion ON aoinoers aOgang til
at tale I airferue. iom toiuaer Do
lamb til at trade tiIbage ira Nenia
be~osfnfultetet. Ia oenne Heiolu.
ton 6leu uofGroiget al Heserin.
gen, neolaaoe Oolano itrafs en- be-
itemt groteit MOB ben, forOi Oct er
bans faite 0perbepisning, al Re.
iolutionen itrioer MOB gibelens no.
trpffeliqe Sub. Nen Broiesioren
par life Oengang opmprfiom pna,
at bans Opfattelie al Oenne Cor.
or0uiug tunoe bare 9etponing for
bans 5tiaing De0 MISUNDERSTANDING
tctet. Oct er isrft Hoget ienere, at
ban mere % mere er fomniet til
alarbe6 oper bette let er goaet op
for BAN, al ban life ielu oilOe upre
i Stauo til meo. goo SanlpittigbeO
at oJertage eeiitlig 5tilling, efter
at ser blanot be for airfen 9nloen-
oe 5orifrffter par optdget en- BE
Itemmelie, Iom ban fouot ltrioenoe
mob gfriften. 90 bet cr 0a en- mo-,
penoia aoniefpens berdf, at ban
heller lite fam b[iDe itooenOe ion
Hrpffe[prer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
Sale OcO oct uiiluttenOe airfefOubs
5H6ilGnmsmgoe / doncertpalGet.)


J1aar man tGnfer tiIbage paa al
le 0e 9elaerninger. @uo bar pit os
{ oe iorls6ue % Nar at airfeia.
aens 6iitorie o. iaa DenOer Off.
fet no / 6remti0en ~ ingen Of %
De0, bDor fort eIIer buor lGnge,
ban Ifal le0e meo Den - ian er
Der ct Sperasmaal, Der after %
after buffer CD: 9aar oil Der fom
me ct a1H0eligt 8eiuItat al at
oette2 Qaar oil oct Diomoerlige Tie,
oct. font 0i far l9ngtes eitar. %
Iom man fan opIeDe I oct iHlaa Der
og Der noe | 9dnosbperne, bette at
Renneifer i SobetaI ~begpnoer at
Ipsrge ON 6eres siGIs 5relie o.
penoer fla til Cub. Won Iones, BET
onrer inn Ipnae, bet er 'aa trangi
at ipeioe no / Rertet; bl.Oer bet al.
orig Gna2
2no mig On iiae bette: Suao Der
er Ifet / oisie fsrite 25 Mar Of Sir.
feinaens &iltorie, oct er fun en- for.
~bereOen6e @erning. Der man frP.
pes lib, for Of De enfeIte Nenig-
be0pr fllnOe fpIfes o. uooannes. PHI
BET bore montte brinaes ina Diot,
at man fnn0e imeoeie bet gjeblif
ga Rammerne pnr I Or0en @uS
bar brret goo imoo os, bet bar pr
ret Rnaoe ODER Rndoe, beitnnoia
bar ban eioet, hpao 81 BAD BAN ON
On hboo Ban bar aipet, bet er en-
3oripttplie ON. bpno ban bill giue
Bi tenoer ale 5ortrllingen ON
Seiiis o. ben p9rfbrubne: u5or al
q ffol pioe, at Wenneifenes EN-
bar Moat til at forln6e Spnoer pad
Soroen = flyer bon til ben bprf-
bruone = lea fiaer big: itoo cp %
tag sin Sena o. aoo til Dit Sus."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
acknowledgement.

6sr t%oitierct. fq 90. 9r. Il. ..............
gomlus. 0inn.. NIrs Gnna 7 Neien .........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

Aaereoe for flere Maaneoer iioen
meOoelte 8roiesior 0olan0 Nenig-
beOSfafultetets StDre. at ban enife.
De at iratrp0e; men ban fit ian
itGrfe Opiororinger ON at unoer-
fate Spsrgsmaalet n np OUerpe-
ielie, at ban ianot at maatte b9ie
ia berfor. Dc me 0DerDeielier bar
imiOIertiO life flnnet Gnore bans
0piattelie. san er tuprtimoo bleoet
mere d mere beitnrfet i, al set nil.
De pGre uriatiqt al BAN at fortipt-
te iom Observation-Disclosures 9eoer,
81 ban bar 0erfor %iuoleneret i'm Op.
ii1eIie. ri peuipn til De ihioerenoe,
iom a1ter at niIu9ge teoIo1iit en-.
be0scfsamen til 8aaren. oil ban
oog forblioe / lin Stillina til ngite
Semeiters SIutain9
st gor ariitiania6la0e neOoeIer
/ Worles. at O0lau0 uil trGOe no
Al S~totsfirfen { ben urrmeite 6rem.
ito. gaa min 6oreiperaieI uOtaIte
9roiesioreu imioIertio. at oemae
1eeooeleIie par uriatil 0r. Do.
fan0 bar aloria laat Sfiul poa. at
Am amer 5rifirfen ior Ell mere
nl0fommen airfetppe emo Stats.
firfeu. men noaen 9eilumin0 ON
At forla0c statsfirfen bar ban enc
nj life trnfiet.
Ior Ben tore almeubeo fonmer
06lm16s 9eilutning ON at neOId1.
IL lin Stilling fom en- itor Ooer
raifelie. % / firfelig int~eresiere0e
QrcOie ipsrger MAJ meo g6n9itelie:
0oorle0es oil 0et M aoa Neuia-
6e0siaflltetet2 Set la0er ia fife
npote, at oet or 9~roie5ior 0oIanos
Berionliqhe0. Tom Dor hol0t oct irie
6afultet oppe / Be iorIsbne : Var
lt0en BAN niloe BET 10 nlOri8 0pre
6le0en oDretiet. On set er oiitnot At
beiruate. at gioro9ene til ,5ahllte.
tets Crit life oil in0iinoe ! idmme
ltoitrPfnina ION ier. naar 0olauos
8orbin0elie meo 1afultetet er op.
5srt. "a ieIp ON man iremOeles
formaar at Ifaiie til @eie oe nsboen.
oiqe 9engemiOler, iaa er Der en- an
Den 9anifeliqbeo. iom fanife oil
bfipe BARRE at oper0inoe "a Stor
tinget Deotog 9oDen ON Nenigbeos
iafuItetets gfsnmensret, par BET
utuiuIiomt OoIonos tore Rapn. Tom
qior0e ll0iIoget. 9nnr en- iaa irem.
raaen6e IeoIog too / Spioien Tor
Observation-Disclosures bnooe Stats-
maaterne beri en- @aranti ior. at
un6erDisningen / uiOenifobelia Sen-
ieenoe Dil0e 6oloe RaaI me6 Uni
periftetets. 7enne @aranti bortfal.
Der III. 8iitnof CT De ire soriae 2p.
rere peo @euigbeosiatnltetet ale
0natige Jeologer men in8en Al
Dem beii60er en- ianoan uioenifabe
lia autoritet at ban 0iI tunne er
itaite 0olau6 iom Sniiituiionens
qeoer. On oenne aenosaerning oil
utpiDliomt bliUe uongftet al Den "a
0ifaIe geoIoais 5orfrmpere til ei
mt 5tormlsb paa Reuigbeosiatnl-
tetet.
Sful6e 1slge bIipe. at ben irie
teoloaiife QrreanItalt miiter i'm gfs
amensret oa maa inOitilIe i'm 9irf
iombeo. Oa oil oct betnoe ct LAB
al al0orligite art baaoe for teoIo-
gien o. 0ct firfeIiae eio / Rorae
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

6aarot rant aommuneiorItdns
Der SenIen. @DioOina, er I'll. sNibe
amtstiO.@ nIlere0e 6aarot rant al
arigen. i0ei Al bans s oofsue Sen-
ner 3 er iolone, I ianret ~iaaleoes,
at 6an efter a 5anoipaligbeo al.
ORIG mere fommer til at bere. 2
er oeo 6ronten. 1 nnoer ltooannel.
f, % Der Dngite, iom er II Aar,
ifal mart paa Sesiion.
Den eloite, 8ruels. Der er @aaro-
eier / Ranbeoe, fnIot i 5ronfrig og
oeoe poa Steoet.
Ten lguOeripOife 9resie. g6Iens.
burger golti5eitmg@ meo0eler. at
Narfagen til at Den t1ife 9eniur
bar Ttanoiet ~lt0gioeIien a ~6lens-
borg aDis" mao ipges ! ct 9efe.
rot ! 9la0et al en- 9anoretsor
hnn0Iing imoo en- onnit @rbe1os.
mano, Der par tiltaIt Tor gtaie-
Itptgfornprmelie.
.RoIoinn 4pis" nPuner iom en-
Ruliabe0. at Sen tnife D}iIitqr.
seufurs Torbno er fremfal0t oe0
on Hpnoinplie NJ Def 1e0raab"
fmoo ,Moo-4a9eren@ iom er IRE.
pet al oet tnife 5ociaIoemofratis
gartiietretqr. Rigsoagsmano $. g.
6ansiens 9lao. YSeimoal4 If Tor.
Ieoen 8aabuO ira geniuren MOD at
oifentliqgere .9gOraabet@ 8ette
niaafte / fo'te Zieblit tages no al
glnoet, oe paa oct Steo, bpor Sen
noaqRloenoe artifel IfllIoe bare
ifaoet. fanotes en- blnnf Spalte.
geninren gaar BET belle taget
MI rem npS itsrre Strengbeo emo
toliaere oDerfor De oanife Blade
R~oroIlesoie Snnleoes er belle ben
leoenoe artifel / bet Drummer al
.6efmOale ION er fommet bertil
Eorsoags ubnrmbiertiat bleoen
itrsget- z
III
YuDnilmf grepe. Qan6rnn0en /
6a0ersleu Jar gennem Settles.
Digide @ren3poit@ 6iicielt oifen.
Iiggiort igIeenoe rlOtaleIie:
Hpgter % anonDme 9reDe meo
bpsIige 9eifploninger ioranleoiger
mig til at pege ben paa ~islgenoe:
l1Oenforitnaenoe MAJ life .og fan
life alti0 Ie. efter boilfe SDnspunf-
ter ltoiatteIIer, Orlop. 3eflnmatio-
Her os Iignenoe ai9sres. Rogen
Tpm BELT GDipl ON. at Der berpeo
gsres andre END rent iaglige 6en-
inn gGI0enOe, bur0e g~efolfningen
fife bdne.
5or surIgt 96r ieg De anonDme
grepifriDere opmGrfiom paa, at
BEN rigtige o. @uO pare taffet
ben almiuoelige Opiattelie fer
IF 5ortrin oeri at tlroe bliDe Sol
Dat, fife muIignis en- Gilii0eipttel.
ie ooer for Dem, Der en0nu mnu
treoe tiIbage of @runoe. Tom for
Dem ieIo ingenIunOe er ~alaOefige.
Feot- % fOSfrie @enuer. 0eo
life ringe 5ppnoin9 o. Rosgerrig-
beo bar TpIferne ituoeret 5piie.
fortene poo De fsrite feot. og f6O-
frie Gage for at ie. 6DorleOes So
teIlerne oil Hare Situationen Sic
re Blade meooeIer SoteGfernes ne.
niier, Der Gfs. for ct al 9erlins-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

fornemite 5oteller iaa ianleoes no
ben fsrIte Ieotfrie Dag: Eapiota-
Suppe = 9Gg meo Spindt = foet
Eorif OTebrDit meO Peberroo
- geoefglle meO @r6ntiager -
fol0e Re0retter guooing - Dit.
d paa Oen fsrite fsofrie Tag:
Gre6s Suppe Garper q Ia 20.
miral Speileg meo gomater-
q~arfrofeter meO Spinnt - 5um-
merpoftei - riitet 8lnge - 9reo
meo gaalag - IS. 9ogp9rf -
OF. ge 1nifere. Der bar RaaO til
at ipiie paa Set SoteI. bebsOer alt.
ina fife At iuIte.
6~fteraars. GuntrOliamIinser az
6oIoes I 93ooember Naoneo, o. til
oisie Tfal ill., yRibe stiitst." msoc.
u Pile 0}puO. Ser bar iaaet Or.
Lon ira 60r % 6Iaa0e
y 9me u0OanneOe Rpno af9anO.
itormens ,. Op5uO.
- aue Jletrlttcr.
A ame uoIfreDne, itfe.uooanneOe
2am0itormspliatiae aaraon9eufs96
in%0befattet.
81 'glue. iom 6iotil bar pPret er-
flrre0e Tor beItanoia uouelige og
beitanoiae Observation-Disclosures
mn %noifreone iffe-u06anneoe og ION
oueIia 6etegne0e uooarueoe 9ano.
itormspIigtige.
81 AQe oe 4erioner, Der til5e.
rer 5rr o9 5laaoe. men iom bar
CrIoo Tor at fomme fla, pau@runO
af Sp10om eaer onore @runoe. %
Tor iaa uiot 0e er marcbonstiae til
at ffnne ma aontrolplnoien.
Searauclie ueO @rGnien. Sra
Sern0eo ifrioes til pRibe Stiftst "
Susman0 Geter Suncfer. 9ug-
aaar0 @arf, 6aDoe en- 5en, Der
Here 4ur bar tienh Dos en- Slpgt-
nina i Sierting I Sm6eriplInno.
5reoaa Den %. Oft. oeoe ban eiter
ct Gar Cages SpgeIeie. Borglore-
ne snife0e MI, iom ~nnturIigt par.
at faa BAN begraoet pao Sern0e0
airfegoaro; men oct gift life ioo
let, Iom man ifulOe tro. Ut Ieoenoe
WenneIfer life ubinoret tan paste
re oper @rpnien ! oisie SiOer, er
foritnneIigt. men at Der ifiIOe opre
noaet StatsfnrIiet oeo at IaOe De
os0e fsre ooer. ipnes life umiooeI-
bart inolpienoe.
4mtsforitanoeren / Rsooing fun
Be oog life aioe SiIloOeIie BERTH.
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Evening star., 1915-02-22
U. S. COULD sTARvE EUROPE.
Representative Palmer Suggests I'm
posing Tax on Exports.

That the United States could "starve
out" Europe if it SO desired was point
ed out yesterday by Representative \.
Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania in an
address in the Friends meeting house,
1911 1 street northwest.
From the giant chimneys at Bethle-
hem, Midvale and Carnegie 1 can see
a darkening cloud, ominous with war
sweeping over our fair land at peace
and ] would feel justified in closing
down these munition-m making plants if
L thought that by so doing 1 could
keep our country out of war. ] would
impose an export tax that would keep
our exports at home. The United States
can starve Europe into peace"
President Isaac Sharpless of Haver-
ford College, who also was a speaker,
declared that great armament is not an
insurance against war He pointed out
the heavy taxation to which a number
of countries We're or would be subject
as a result of the present or past wars.
Evening star., 1915-02-22
BRIEF LENTEN SERVICES
HELD FOR BUSY PEOPLE
Bishop Harding Today oficiates at
First of Series in Epiph-
any Church.

Bishop Alfred Harding of the diocese
of Washington was the speaker at the
first of this weeks short Lenten serv-
ices for busy people" held at noon to-
day at the Church of the Epiphany. G
street between 18th and 14th streets
northwest.
At the same hour tomorrow Rev. Ro-
land Cotton Smith, rector of ST. Johns
Church. Lafayette Square, will ofticiate,
and Wednesday the address will be de-
livered by Rev. Randolph H. McKim,
pastor of Epiphany Church. Rev.
Frederick Smith is announced as the
speaker for Thursday, and Friday DR..
McKim again will be in charge.
Rev. c. F. Edwards is announced as
the speaker at the 4:45 o'clock services
in the same church this afternoon. and
those who will feature the succeeding
meetings at the same hour during the
remainder of the week are: Rev. Percy
Evening star., 1915-02-22
NINE. BERNHARDT SUFFERS
LOSS OF HER RIGHT LEG
Amputation Made Necessary by an
Affection of Knee-opera.
ton Today.

BORDEAUX. February %. via Paris.
11:35 a.m.-The right leg of Nine. Sarah
Bernhardt. the tragedienne, was am
putated today at st. Augustine Hos
pital at Archachon.
The operation, made necessary by an
afection of the knee. which caused
much suffering for several years, was
performed by Prof de Luce of the Bor-
deaux University.
Prof. Pozzf was to have conducted
the operation yesterday. but he was
called to the colors to serve at the
Nal-de-Grace Hospital in Paris. and
he found it impossible to leave his
duties for several days.
Nine Bernhardt refused to submit To
delay of what she courageously called
her release from bondage, and it was
decided that Prof. de Luce should per
form the operation today.
Evening star., 1915-02-22
NEW R. R. LINE IN OPERATION.
Service Over Mile of Extension Is
Installed Today.

Service over portion of the new
line of the Kensington and Sandy
Spring Railway Company. built from
kensington to Wheaton. Nd. was
formally installed today. Although only
about mile of the extension has been
completed. it was decided to place this
much of the line in operation without
delay.
Eventually it is planned to extend
the line to Sandy Spring. The first
car for the new terminus, North Ken
sington, left Chevy Chase lake at 1870
o'clock today, crossing the Metropoli-
tan branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway Company in Kensington by a
new steel overhead bridge.