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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
GASOLINE A NOTCH HIGHER.
Now 18 Cents Gallon, Though No
Reason Is Known.

It costs little more to motor just
now than it did a week or so ago.
Gasoline, one of the very essential
commodities for motorists or even just
plain every day automobilists, has
taken running jump for itself and
now costs IS cents q gallon. No tanei-
BILE reason is made public for this adj
vance, but an advance of a cent at
wholesale meant a corresponding ad-
vance at retail. Therefore, it costs more
to travel by gasoline buggies or boats
now than it did a week ago
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
CHANGED CYCLE FOR CLUTCHES
Alphonse Rate Left by Motor Vehicle
Returning by Train.

Alphonse G. Ratte, a clerk in the
Peoples National bank, who started on
his motorcycle this week for n vaca-
tion, returned this morning by train
accompanied by pair of erutches. He
was thrown from his machine in Rome
n. Y, and his right ankle was injured
two of the ligaments being torn. He
is at his home, 10 Beech street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
COTTON rs CoNTRABAND.
Allied Governments Will Make An
nouncement to This Effect.

WASHINGTON, August 10. - The
allied governments have agreed in prin-
ciple that cotton is contraband of war
The exact date when this announce
ment shall be made is still under con-
sideration as well as other details con-
nected with the proclamation. This
statement was authorized today at the
British embassy.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
sTROMBoLI IN ERUPTION.
Lava Forms Lake of Fire Between
Craters and the Sea.

MEssINA, Sicily, via Paris, Aug. 10.
The chief signal officer at Island of
Stromboli reports the eruption of a
large quantity of lava from Stromboli
volcano. 1t is forming lake of fire
between the craters and the sea. The
emission of lava is accompanied by
loud detonations and clouds of smoke.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
Take Letters and Remit
tances from Norwegian
Vessel HaakOn VII
SEIZURE WAS MADE
BY A SUBMARINE
Action Has Aroused Indignation and
Bitterness Among the Norwegians-
Protest Sent to Berlin with Demand
for Return of Mails.

CIIRISTIANIA, Norway, August 49,
The hating yesterday of the Norwe-
gian mail steamer Haakon VII and the
seizure of mails on board by German
submarine has been followed by a pro-
test to Berlin and q demand for the
return OF the mails to Norway. The
Haakon VII was bound from Bergen to
England.
The postmaster general reports that
the commander of the German subma-
rine ordered the jettisoning of all
printed matter and packages destined
TO England, France, Italy or other
countries hostile to Germany. All let
tcrs and remittance monies are said TO
have been taken aboard the submarine.
The mail consisted of accumulations
since the sailing Monday of another
steamer. Included were sacks of mail
from Denmark. What the newspapers
term the Email theft has aroused
a storm of resentment. The Aften-
posten says:
1.-The news viii be received with hot
indignation and bitterness by NorWe-
gians from the North cape to the Mace.
The injury inflicted on England by
seizing the mails is immaterial com
pared to the damage done to our coun-
try. The theft of neutral mails is not
decent warfare. .
German submarines are said to be
watching every inlet to import ports
of Norway.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19

QUEENSTOWN, August 10. - TWO
steamers are expected here in two
hours time bringing about 400 sur
vlvors of the Arabic. It is presumed
that all have been rescued, but so faI
nothing definite has been ascertained.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
TUFTS IIUINy
WHITE RIVER CHAIR co.
f. A. Thompson.
August 10. 1915.

Mr.. Horton D. Walker, President
Brattleboro Board of Trade:
Dear Sir-The committee in charge
of the Oak Grove playground, situated
just within the south entrance to the
Valley Fair grounds, offers with pleas
ure the playground for the inspection
and use of visitors on August %. Chill
dren may be left there to play. Com
petent supervisors are in charge.
Yours truly,
Miss Florence Hemenway Wells.
Chairman Committee.
August 10, 1915.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, August 10
The total number of lives lost in Texas
and at sea as a result of the tropical storm
may reach 400 This information was
brought here this morning by Charles S.
Hayden, staff correspondent of The
Light, who returned today from Houston
and Galveston.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
Approves of Plan for Peace
Conference Among the
Mexican Factions
GEN. CARRANZA
is STILL OBDURATE
Will Join with His Generals in Plea
for Recognition of the Constitutional
Government as Way of Securing
Peace

H6dCCs
WASHINGTON. August 19.-Further
responses to the Pan-American appeal for
peace conference among the Mexican fac
tions were received at the state depart
ment today, including that Of Gen. Villa
which was favorable.
With the presentation by the Villa
agent here of his chiefs answer, together
with his own to Secretary Lansing, three
responses to the appeal had been re-
ceived The other came from Gen. Can
tau, Villa governor of Lower California,
which was also said to be favorable
The general understanding here is that
the Carranza response, which is now being
prepared as well as those of his principal
generals, viii be a joint plea of recogni-
ton of the constitutional government in
Mexico. Their plea, it was said, would
be based on the ground that the constitu-
tionalists are in control of a large part of
Mexico and that only through them can
permanent peace be established.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
CREW WAS SAVED.
Wilson Line Steamer Gordno Sunk by
German Submarine.

LONDON, August 19.-The Wilson
liner Grodno of Hun. 1855 tons gross
register, has been sunk. Her crew was
saved.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19

Syria, almost the only country in the
world in which pistachio nuts are cult
waited, produces about 100000 pounds
of them i year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19

Whether it was Noah or Adam and
Eve, who caused the fall of man, if we
only have pleasant Fall the Weather
Man will be forgiven.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19

HOUSTON, Texas, August 19.-Hous-
tons death list stood at FIVE early today
The bodies of two white women, two
white men and negro had been found
All saloons in Galveston were closed
Tuesday morning by order of Mayor Fish
er. \ story of a thrilling night battle
with death when the Causeway hotel at
Virginia Point crashed down into the
swirling waters with 60 persons within its
walls was brought here last night. Be
tween il and 20 of those in the building,
according to reports, probably lost their
lives
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
THE WEATHER.
Fair Tonight and Friday - Moderate
Northwest Winds.

WASHINGTON, August IS. - The
weather forecast: Fair tonight and Fri
day. Moderate northwest winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
AT THE CENTRE CHURCH

Friday at 7.3O p. m.-Midweek pray
or meeting. Topic, The Christian S Va
cation, Mark 8: 3044. Leader, E. c.
Crosby
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
VANNUTELLI DEAD,
Cardinal Was Dean Of the Sacred Col
lege in Rome.

ROME, August 19.-Cardinal Sera-
fino Vannuteli, dean of the Sacred col
lege, is dead at the age of 81.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
ARABIC SUNK
BY TORPEDO
White Star Liner Sent to
Bottom Near Scene of
Lusitania Disaster
FEARED THAT MANY
LIVES WERE LOST

Vessel Was Bound from Liverpool to
New York with 400 Persons on Board
Despatch Indicates That II Boats
Got Away.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

Der sb.n beim JriibItiid faBen. trat
Elm Ssrr ins 3immer. Der ii4 ibs
nen ols 8epollmdhtister bes ~@ns
fers" noritelIte.
.0a babe i'd bic popiers mits
sebrodt," iasts If. iid Dsrnsisenb.
runb bite. iis siiiigit gu unterssi4'
men; bnnn 1T bic Sa9e in Orb'
nung."
.@is," risT Srtai psripunbert.
.@is pOGIen bas @efddft abf9Iie<
Ben, obne GrStlide llnteriudung, OBJ
ne 3susnis2"
,0lber i9 bite Sic, mir perbsn
Sbnen bod ni9t nit 70 Iditisen
Sormalitdtsn S9tuierigteiten mos
9en."
Dos Iinb feline JormalitGten.
Qlae Riidli6t bort auf. mo es ii9
um cine sr0Bsre Summe banbslt.
Gs ift ia betannt. bab id elm tran>
Ter Mann bin, Der pielleiat tein
sabr mebr gu leben bot. @s lit
mir bod ni9t bnrum Su tun. Sbre
@eielIfdaft gu fddbisen."
Der 9eomte perneiste iih e6rers
bietig. rOopon ionn feline Rebe
Isin. SIN 9esentsiI. Sir unfsre
@eisllI9aft lit es unter alien llms
fdnben cine grpbe aussei9nung.
penn Der beriibmte SdriftitelIer SO'
tai fi9 Bel uns berfidern ldBt. mir
piFen bieIe Gbre su fhGben unb
ipolIen uns bantbar eripeiien, nidt
aber Sbnsn ldfti9 faIen.4
~9lber tpenn ih in einisen Mu'
naten iterben iollte2A
rOas ipiirbe Elm 70 nomenloTea
llngIiid fir bas gan5e 9anb Iein,
oab Der @erIuit Der BEL uns Der.
iiderisn @umme bod sar nidt in
Yetru9t fGme."
@enus. Der bOflide n9fnfer" folIts
fir Sotai aud tsin SoFfnunssdntsr
Isin. uno er peraidtete ouf ben 4b.
fdIuB bes @sIddftts.
rDenn bu ipilIit, Iieber WorlB.
min i9 bid nod gu elmer anoern
8sriideruugsanitaIt begIeiten." iaatt
3arl Sotai gu feinem 8ruOer, Do
aber fubr bieier auf: ~gein. i9 min
nidts mebr Oapon ipiHen; id min
Dem Sob niht nod nnalaufen
&Ommt er freitpilltg. 70 ipeib er mid
5u finben; i9 aber min ibm feinen
Sdritt msbr eniseoenseben."
60 fparo oenn Die 8iIitenfartt
Oss Sobes in ben Popisrtorb selpor.
fen unb bort bIieb fie polIe bierunb.
piersig Sabre lang bergeFen Iiegsn
70 febr butten bisfe beiben Ma9tbu'
Der iid miteinanosr perfeinbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

- @ebantenfplt Der
gbarattermenf9 eritarft i'm Sturm
tes 2ebens, bas Bolt I'M Sturm eer
S9laht.
= SIN Giesesgliid. Sat:
@as sibt es benn beute3
&ellnerin: 2enoenbraten -. S9nits
sel . . 9ratbraten uuo d4tf
unOspdusistaufeno Ruiien haben mir
aud!
= 8osbaft. Serr Siiffel;
Sd babe meins ReiIe ins quslcno
nod perf9obeul
8etannter (einen Ssitenblid auf
osFen Raie iperfenb); gia ia! Die
ausfubr BON &upfer III ia aud Dsr'
bptenl
= 3eitsemGb. Munn: Nas
1T oenn geI9sben, bob ou Den J:iB
70 fiir4terIi9 idldsftg
5rau: 9ente Dir, ipel9' elm uns
aIiid! Der 8ensel fat idmtlide 8rots
marten in Iein MartenaIbum einge'
f[ebtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
VorIaafis.

.WorIdufis" iit Die Sodtsr Der
8equemli9feit uno ole Mutter Der
unOronuns. 8OrIdufig itsle id bas
toitbare &riitnG nur aus Dem Wegs,
nadbsr iuerbs ih es on isinen &c.
ii9srisn pIab einrGumen. @orIGu.
fig lsse i'd ole Quitiuns bier su ben
8risfsn. fpdter tann i'd iis ia forts
idlisbsn. 8orldufig tue i9 Dies uno
Dos, neil es mir i'm 4ngenblid uu:
bsquem iif, bic Sadie slsi9 ridtis
in Oronuns gu bringen. Golgs Oo,
bon: nnoronuns! Sd fam Die Quit.
tuns ni9t ipieoerfinben. neil iis uns
ter inaiuiiden psralteten 8riefen per=
ltedt liest. llno sesen oas foitbare
ariitall itoBe i4 in oer Duntelbeit
unbermutet an. 70 boB es in G9er'
ben fGllt, neil es an einem ungsbOs
rigsu plab itebt,
60 lieben ii9 aus Dem tdgli4en
2sbsn nod unsdbliee peinIide 9Or'
iommniFe anfiibren, Die ibren @runo
lebten gnOes in bem ldffigen 8ors
lGufig bnben. unb oas Ieibige auf-
oieslanges s8anfsSdieben bon DIM
gen, ole iofprt srleoist iperben f0nns
ten unh miiBtsn. iit cine Ieiber nett
perbreitete llniitte. Wton folIte fe
teinenfaIIs Surdlafeu. oa nirtli4e
lInannebmlifteiten 0oraus erpa1s
fen tDnnen, ole bas olte Spridport:
uRleine uria6en = grobe Wirtun,
aen" bon beitGtigsn. Wsnn aud oas
Stiid9en SelbltiiberipinSuns Dem
.aIten qloam" i'm @usenblid unbes
quem srI9etnt, 70 brinst es fid fpd'
ter bur6 8ermsiben bon aer9er reidhs
lit pieoer Elm. llno elm Rotbebelf
1T 6ur9ous unniib. ipsnn man sIsi@
bas Ri9tise au Tdaffen imitanoe III.
0orum fort nit Dem na6IdfFeen
.gorIdufig." Wos on tuu milf.
oas tue elei9l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
AbersIaubeii.

9lbsrsIauben III febr tori6t. bas
fdsen alle MenIden. dud Die 4bers
aIdubiiden ieIbit. S9on bas Wort
an ii9 iast es. Oenn .aber" 1T IooieI
tuis after. unS bos bsbeutet bin.
ten selsssn", ~ounfef". .faIf9". glur
sIaubt ieber glbersldubifdr. bab lei.
ne WabnporftelIunseu serdbe ole eis
sentli9e gBabrbsit entbielten; er
miiBte folgeri9tis nne llnslGubisen
unb ale 9lnbdnssr 0es gbriitsntums
ODER elmer anOsrn Religion fir nber.
sldubii9 boIten unb tut ss aud
bGufis. 9ebt man Der Sn9s auf ben
@runb. 10 itellt iid Der glbsrgluubs
INNER als Elm Riidfan in ldnsii
iibsripunbene WsItanidauungen Dor.
in einen @eiIterglnuben, tpie ibn nod
aiintifde ino nfritanifde Naturp0I>
Ter pflegen. Osnsn bic Delt nit eis
nem GetpimmeI bosbdfter tleiner
SGmonsn srfiilt iit, oie iib in Spins
nen un6 an0ere Wefen bertriehen.
bic bon aaubertunOisen 2euten. Se'
rem un0 Serenmeiifern .bsrufsn"
ipsrben t0nnen. bic Die 3obl 13 bair
fen uin.
@s 1T iehr beflemmenb unb nies
oerbriidsno. bab bieier 9eiitsrfpuf
nod UliIIionen ~tuttibierter" Wens
ihsn in ieiuem Yanne bGlt uno OoB
eisentli9 niemanb sanS frei bapon
1T: es sibt aud fir ben aufsetIdr.
ts1en unb fir ben Gr0mmiten mins
betens 9lugenblide, in oenen er Iid
benz llniinn binsibt. unS ba es sanS
geipaItissr Inftrensungen beoarf, um
Den r9tlp" ab5ui9iitteln unb Der
@ernunft pieber 3ur 9errihaft gu
perbeIfen. @ibt es ungsfGbrli6en
aberglauben2 Mlan tann tuobI nur
nit 3Dssrn ia fasen. @enn Elm &rie-
ger elm Imulett INN ben 3als trdgt,
psnn eine Mutter brei 8reuSe iiber
bos 8rot ma9t, ebe iie es anidneis
bet, 10 mag bas binseben, 5umal bn
ood i'm @runbe nur cine etlpus per'
mummt gebenoe Bitte an Die Uors
Iebuns, Elm faIid sefOrmter Sant
an ben 9eber anss 9iten porliegt.
Hur felten isood bIsibt es BET IOI9en
DsrbdItnismdbis barmlolsn 9anos
Iungen, un6 ss III befer. aud lie gu
unteroriiden. neil aud bier leidt aus
Rleinem @roBes entftebt. neil Der,
Der on einen 3auber gIaubt, sensigt
1T, au9 iebsn anbsren 90Benbienif
fir pirtfdm au baIten.
ppetiIhe @emiiter permeinen, bic
8etdmpf,Ing BON ieber 9lrt bon Ibsr'
alouben piirbe Sds 2eben nl4tern
MAIDEN. OieIs ~@sfahr" Iiest niat
Dor. @riiens TT gtii9ternbeit gor
ni9ts 9efdbrli1es, 5ipeitens blsibt
aud, ipenn Die Setter fort iino, ses
mug oes S95nen uno Dunoerbarsn
iibrie. glber nit ben 9eiiterS ners
idipinoet DisI Jsisbsit. Diel Gandtis'
mus, pieI 5auIbsit. piel 5initernis;
uno oobur9 pirb bic 8ubn Der
WenI1beit bon einer lln3dbI bon
Steinen, 269ern, 9urnenbeden unb
0rabtperbauen 9efdubert. Ole re iebt
nod fir pieIe ungansbdr MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03
--A.r --s+
,Es ziebt".

Die meiIten Menf6eu iiub sssen
-.3us" aubsrOrbentlidb empfinbli4;
es III aber pieI uebertreibun9 babel.
Der Weni9 fam ia iiberbaupt piel
mebr ertraesn, oils man 9efpDbnlid
slaubt ooer als man eesIau6t
bat. llno BEL ben .grtGltun9en
ourd 3us" banbelt es ii9 ii4er
isbr oft nm einsebilbete aeioen. bic
ia troboem INNER nod 2eioen bIsis
ben.
@as 1T eissntIidb n3usa4 Gs 1T
bslpegts Cuff. sar ni9ts onoeres als
elm lei9ter Minb, Der ober alIerbinss
bur9 sei9loFsue RGume eebt uno
baber i9on semertt miro. penn ct
fainter ols elm 3epbbr fpebt. Sa elm
g.ipSbnli9er 5uBsdnger in Der Sea
iunbe anndberno 5lpsi Wleter Suriids
legt, fan man cine 2uftitr6muns BON
einem Mleter @sidipinbisteit taum
Wino nennen (obipDbl es Wirbels
ftiirme sibt. Ole in Der Sefun6e nur
20 3entimeter poripdrts f9reiten);
mebr als elm Wleter @ef9ipinbisttit
absr srreidt Der n3us" ielten.
Der beriibmte baprifhe 9neieniter
pettentofer bat isinsrseit burd @srs
Iu9e feitseitent. boB eine 2uftitros
mung BON eiuem balben Wieter @es
i6pin6igteit in Der Setunoe bon
Dem MenI6en iibsrbaupt nidt ipo9re
senommen pirb, unb er gIaubte, oab
cine iol9e 2uftitr0muns. ipenn tis
alle 12 Wlinuten er5eugt iperoe, in
ieoem Saa ssniise. nm einen Raum
tets nit ausrei1enoer frif9er 2uft
su perIeben. Die 8entilutionste4ntt
bat ii9 banah seri9tet.
gs bat iia aber insipifhen 9srT
ausgeItent, bab bic S9luBfolseruns
psiisntofers nibt sutrifft. psniss
items ni9t INNER. nGmli9 ni4t oa,
ipD srDbsrs Menidsnmengen in @aits
pirtfbaften, @ortragsTGlen uip, Dsrs
Iammslt iinb. 3uglsid bat man
obsr ou6 ertannt. bab eine 2uftses
ihlpinbigteit bon einem halben Wies
ter ourdous nRbt bic pbere @renoe
fir ben ertrdsliden .3us" 1T. Dob
man oieIe bielleiht auf Elm Wieter
unb in itart erbibtsn Rdumen nod
bariiber binaus erb0ben farm, Dbne
onB elm normoIer Wlenf9 mebr als
eine ungenebme erfrif9enoe 3iiblung
fiiblt, 9lneroings mar bic Riatuns
bes .3uses" Bel ben entfpre9enoen
9eriuben pertital. bon pben nn9
untsn, nobel Der a6rpsr oIfo Sund9It
nur an elmer rS9malisits", ,bsm
appf. getroffen purbe, Der gut ses
ihiibt uno obnsoies om meiitsn abs
sebGrtst lit.
Gs sebt aus Dem gefasten pobl
berpor. 6aB bic p3usfeitisteit" bes
Meni9en in Der Sat beosutenb srDs
Der 1T. als man aunimmt. Wsr
Ii6 ielbit oaruuf beobadtet. miro
6alb iiber feline bisberise 2lensitli9'
teit lG9sIn Isrnen. Der r3us" idas
bet meiftsns nur bann. lpeun man
iia iibsrmdBis srbitt bat; er fdabst
absr aud bunn muir ipenis mebr uIs
bas @intreten in falts. aber gang Dor
.3us" seiidsrts Rditme; bas fir ben
a0rper @sfGbrlide lit Die plOblihe
WGrmeituuung. nidt bic 9eiuesuns
Der Cuff. SEPT in Der 8riessaeit aber
sibt es Oiel fueniger ~3ug" als friis
her. penisitens mert! man pisl ipss
niger OuDOH aIs in rubisen 3eiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

9oppeIiinnis. 2lus Dem
9riefe zines 2anOpebrmonnes: ~....
llno bonn, Iiebe Srou, srdme bid
nidt. penn i9 aud Ous @iierne
&reu5 ni4t betomme. - i9 6ab:
bod senus an Dir! -"
3leines &riegsbiIo.
Rubis i4ieBen, 8opaIsti, rubis S9ie'
5en! sic iperben uns ipobl nod ouy4
Sbrs berriidte &nallersi Die ganSe
iran3oiiI1e Rorbarmee periusen!
= 8eim 2i9te bes feinos
li4en 9 9einperfers. =
@OuBt'. nOb'l ian b @nsldnoa, b0s
mub man fu9en. bic liefern uns Sie
sunSe 3eit gratis 3 BETTE 2i9t, bOR
mon ipeni9itens idOn Ieien tunn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

3inbtrmuno. Die fIeiHe
Gai (osn SonmsnlInirreong am Wless.
re beobo9tenol; syii9t wdbr. Mamo.
ieBt lpiro's 10 ouutel lUeil Ole Sons
ne ins Mstr sstuuCbt uno ooout4
nusoelof6t iii?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

9er.unf9dblid gem a Gs
&c 8ieIfraB. Bauer (oer gu
einem JeiteHen selaben mar, nod
9aufe geitiirst tommenb): ~@as TT
paHitrt = Du huit mid rufen lais
Een2-
5rau: -Sd9 ST mir 9or ntAt
eineefaIleu!-
8auer: %, bisfe 2umpen, Damn
baben iie mid belo9en, UNI mid log
su iuerben - iebt freTen Ole bret
febten @dns' olletu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

= probatum eft. Sunser
Munn: ~Oas pGre uIIes fd0n uno
gut, luenn fie nur Den einen 6ebs
Ter ni9t bate. oob iis i9isIt."
Sdab9en: rWus luoIlen sic
mebr? Wlon iogt oOd, bic 9iebs TT
blind, uRS 5si Sbnen i9ieIt iie nurF
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

Na9abmuns. 6rdu 8isrs
oimpfl: 0euten Sic ii9, ieitbem bier
in Der RGbe elm Dirt cine 4ueipe
SUM SdiiBengraben" tr0ffnet bat.
libt mein Woun Soe unb Nah'
brin!
= Seine anTi9t. Srdu
taum @otten): S0rit bu niht btn
Sanger obsn i'm britten Stod9 Der
finst iGOn Die sanse Mi.tussitlInSe
70 f40n.
@atte: gld, mann er mas gu Ell
fen bdtt', tat er net iing'u!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

- S9lau. ,4rbeit iOunen Sie
baben, Oa = i9i9ten Sic nal
sen SolaitpB fauber auf!!-
.Sd0H = i9 sebe es meiuem
Jreuno fasen, Der 1T nod OieI ars
beitsloIer tpie i9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

= 9lu! mir erbnIten folssnoe
anfruss: SsObrte Rsoutticu! ID
isbsnte mir nehiten Wlonut gu ras
msblsn. Ssbrouhs id MI Oa II
5aufi9eir oosr sene @tptturie2 glu-
iuTt Me6Iidl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

5reffen6er Gusbrud d.
Die ubf9redsno bGBIide. dber ret'
DIE Meier bat nun bod einen 9db=
S6en, iunsen Mann setriest."
rlln6 duf pie piels !Sunoerttous
Ienbe bsluufsn iif feline S4eutlap'
pen2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

0erfdIaue Suns. Suts.
BETTER: Ta, ou brtnsit mir bos 9elo
fir bic 9riefmarten pieber9 Bds
Toll benn oos9
Sons: Der MenI6 am SdoItsr
bett mid uffpubt lin bo bun i'd be
9reef all 70 rinfnetsn in ben 8aiteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

ytuoelmiller: yWenn un,gre
Seinbe uns unbeefliateet porperfsn,
70 bomm ie eeaentIiG gor MID 10 una
reGt.'
8reebenbprn: rWieio9"
RubeImi!Ier: DRd, mir bamm
fe bod egdl meg obpeifenb bss
banhsIt."
9reeben bo rn: nllff oie @rt
itimmt's!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

@emuiitd. Die @ef4ifte,
Sie Gle mir on eradblen. fam i4
Sbuen unulGeIi1 sloubsh 9srrObsrs
FUritsr!"
~Rl4t9 Gui. srSd9le i4 Sbnsn
cine unoere!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

Gin gutter Merid in ieinem
SHntIen Orange 1T iid oes re4ten
Meaes ipobI 6eipubt." iugts Der pan.
foFfeIbeIb, uno oa trcd er nadts
beim gabbduItiouIrnsn, oamit i'm
feline Sran ni9tr bore, ouf bet
s5triimpfeu our9 elm Offenes GIur'
Ienfier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-03

sic, Serr 5Orfter. sic iustsn oO&
Tebtbtu, oab bier ni@t EN- ein3lasr
BOD mebr su isben iei, mas iOa. osrH
Sana ober Der neu: anitonb bebeus
fen9
Ga. ipiFsn g, Serr 9ottu, s
ssaao miro nG9fens periteiesrt, uno
10 mas siebt!
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-08-04
Vermont Notes.

The Hon. Joseph A. DeBoer, of
Montpelier, who submitted Saturday
to an operation similar in nature to
the one he underwent several months
ago, in Brookline. Mass, hospital
where he has been ten days for exam
ination. is apparently making a satis-
factory recovery and the necessity of a
second operation was not anticipated.
His condition is said to be serious.
The condition of Alexander Williams
of Kirby, who was gored by a bull
Sunday as he drove the animal to
water, is serious. 1t is feared that the
man cannot to recover. The rope by
which he was leading it broke and the
animal got away. In trying to capture
him, Mr.. Williams fell and was then
attacked. One rib was broken and
driven into his lung.
The National Automatic Machine
company of Brattleboro has begun
work on contract with the Windsor
Machine company of Windsor to make
certain parts of an automatic screw
machine and the concern will increase
it's number of help from IL to Is hands
and work both day and night shifts.
The same concern has just been invited
to submit estimates for several differ.
ent parts of rifles in quantities of 300.-
600 each. -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-08-04
EXPERT JUDGING AT FAIR.

The management of the Orleans
county fair to be held at Barton.
August II. 18, 10, and 20 announce that
Andrew Elliott of Gault. Ont. recog-
nized throughout the east as an expert
Judge of live stock will be at our
county fair to judge cattle and sheep
Mr.. Elliott comes here at the behest
of State Agricultural Commissioner
Brigham and is paid by the state
This way of judging ought to prove
entirely satisfactory as all possible
local influences are eliminated and Mr..
Elliott's wide experience and many
years of this kind Of work should place
the awards exactly where they belong.
The management announce the de-
partment heads as follows:
Arthur S. Drew, superintendent
floral hall; assistants as follows
Mrs. c. A. Barrows. Mrs. e. ]. White,
Mrs. Fl. j. Stannard; H. S. Webster,
secretary floral hall; Mrs. C. A Bar
rows, assistant secretary floral hall
Jerre Buckley, superintendent of
cattle, sheep and swine; Sam bean,
superintendent of horses; Ruth E..
Freeman, superintendent of poultry
and dogs; George Jennings. superin-
tendent of concessions