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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Serpprragenbe &pnpertiten.
(speSial. aorrciponocns bieier 3eituns.)

8ie Der .Siierpatpre &omanp" mad,
Der .Gorrciponben8a" beridtet, ltno
inter ben 8efebrungen 5ur fatbpliiden
Stride in Lester Belt bcipnoers benrers
fenslpertb icne bcs fineiiiden Mint
tiers hes gcuReru Suu tieng tiiang,
ipmic bes guriitennen Der aommiiiipn
sur Iusarbeitung Der &unititntiun
Wta =lians. Ndberc Nn6rihten liceen
nod, nid)t Dor. @s lit crinnerlif, baB
5u 9eginn bicies Sabres Der Gr5biidof
bon Setin9, Ni9r. Sarlin, bonn Srdii>
benton Der d)inciiiden &~cpllblif als
allBerproentlider Selegat pcs Eapltes
nit allen ienen gbren %empfan8en
lpurhe, lpel6e einem 8cianoten eincs
iouperdnen Serrihers bel lleber>
reichung bes Se9lauoigungsid)reibens
5lfpmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
GGpnlihes Snterbift a%nfsebpbcit.
(Spc;ials SurrcippnocnS bicicr Seitung.)

Sic ,Stampa" bcriftet aus Tom,
Der @atifan babe bas Sntcrbift bon Der
i'm Suirinal eelegenen uno ais Ealalt>
&apelle bicncnDen Gappele Eaclino 5uz
rild9e5pgen, bamit lie, nadbem in Den
HGllmen bes cbemaligen pdpitlihcn
Talaites CUR 3eit Elm @ilitdripital
unter9ebradt lit, Den aranfen uno
Scrnunbcten ais Sa8arctt> &apellc
bienen fDnne. IS ipQ oieies bereits
am 2. Iu9uit geiteben ieiu. Seit Dem
Sabre 1850 mar es feinem Erielter
mcbr gcitattet, bort 81 celebrieren, bpd)
m1rbe Dem ipGteren YalaIts &aplan
4n5iuo gcitattct, i'm 5pfe bes Gui>
rinal cine neue &apcQe 81 erridten,
nm cincu bcipnbcrs brin9enben @unid)
Der bamnligeu &6nigin Wargberitu
gu befrieoi9cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

fulse Der pursenpmmenen" Gunner
inbermnscn faum mieber. Gr per@
laugte cine Hidtigitclung IN Den
nnberen Yariier 8ldttern, Die aber bon
Der 3cniur periuei9ert ipllroe. Won
Ieincm 8lntte entlaiien bat CT 9e9e1
bieies einen Yrp3eb angeitren8t. Gie'e
grfldrung entitammt Der "apllllld)en
@olf55eitrn9".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
@clebrter feicrt 20. 8eburtstag..

Yatcr Sartmonn @riiar, g. s., be-
cling an %. Sept. ieinen 70. @ez
burtstag. Safer @riiar lit YrofeiIor
Der airdengelfifte an Der llnipcriitdt
Snusbruf. CT itelte ieiu grunh>
~legcuOes @iiien gang in ben Sienit Der
Notwithstanding. Cine ieiner lpid>
tighten biitoriihen @aben lit fpoGl iein
8erf iiber r&utber". Cine @robtbat
@riiar's itelt allh Die Serals9abe bes
eriten 8anbes Der n@eihidte Rom's
unb Der Sdplte I'M Iittelalter"
(1898) bar. Ib9eieben bon einigen
IateinildeH unb italienilden S6rifteR,
ieien nod erlpdbnt: ~@alileiitubicn"
(18S2) unO ~Sas Rittelalter emit
mn ieRt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
WiniNermctJicl in Yetrpgrub.

Mic Der Heutcrz Ngcntur ans ct.
Petersburg umtcr'm 9ntum pom 10.
Sftpber beridtct miro, lplrbc ea Dem
Miniitcr bes Snneren G~bcrbntop Yge@
ltnttet", bon ieincm Soften 5%uriid5u>
tretcn. gu ieinem gtafiolger ioll Der
@oftdmmerer Ilerei abmoitnlp @crnnnnt
peroen, - bns critic Wiitglicb Der
9umu, bas in bcn Winiiterrut6 be-
rllfen miro. gr ipar friibcr Silbrcr Der
Hed)tcn. Ilcranpcr Sumarin, &C.
nernl> Trpfurntor Der @ciligitcn en-
npbe, ut glcidJials bon Ieinem Soften
S~uriidgetrcten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Stalien INN Der 81. Stubl.

@ic lpeni9 Die italieniiAe SebDrbe
bcu 81. Stubl rcipcftiert, erbellt aus
f~olgcnber S%c9cbcnbcit; Oils Der Sber>
fGmmerer bes Yapites, WpnIignore
Camper, ueulih bon Gbiaiip mad Nom
5llriifftbr, mlBte er por Der italie@
niiden 3ollbcbDrbe, trob Der Sprz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Sitter bes 4lerbeiligiten gltar=
iaframcutes.

Nus 2pubon miro 9emelhct, baB
aarbinal Bourne, Gr6biihof bon 8cit>
minitcr, cine bon Den Sciuiten nellges
griinbete Organization, Die inter Dem
Nnmcn oHitter bcs I~lerbeiligitcn
acknowledgements" befannt lit, nppros
biert babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
&ulfsipciicbaus umb slipl fir ainber,
tspcSial OrrelpunOenS Sieicr Seituma,)

9ic .Neuen 3iirdcr Nadri6ten"
meloen: Sm Suntu> @recc>G lIartier lit
aui Die Snitiatipc bon Sanft Yetcr ein
SulfSipciicbanS uub Gin Mini fir
SiuSer bon inter Die Sabucu ges
rufenen Heierpiitcu cingelpeibt porben.
anrOiuaI a.. Der Dir
gcrnnciiter unb anOcrc decentralization
ipobntcu Scr Scicr bel. gtah elmer
Hcbc oc5 9iIrgcrmeitcr5 crtbciltc aor>
Dino! GoiIetta Den Segcu uuo lpoQtc
pcri0ulih sic eriten @a6en on Die
&iubcr uu5tbcileu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Sic 3nhl Der &ntbulifen auf Der Grbe.
lspeitnl.NprreipenocnS bielsr Seituna.l

Bic oSranffrrter 3cituug" i6reibt:
gm I. Sanunr 1912 fpuntc man
2SG,67 0fiQioncn aatbplitcn auf Der
@rbc 3G6lcu AM 1. Snnuar 1913 mar
Die 3u6l auf 311,75 0tiuipneu ges
ftiegcn. am /. Sauuar 1914 betrug lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
belfen. 9rdiioent BiIion bat feline

- @eneral 8oetbolS nimmt lettte
Mciionation ais 8ollnerllelr Der aa'
nol,one suriifa Inn ben aanal IN
einen 3uItano periesert 81 fonneil, I'm.
ter Dem ~fernere Grorutlde unmoglid
linn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Ser Iapit unb Der fiinitise 5riebcns.
SuugreB.
(sps5ial.G OrreipunOen5 Oteier 3eituna.,

49,
Sriebens : &ougreB bebanOelt i'm
o@iornale b'Stulio" pom 10. Septem>
Der &io Wiolo9ioni in fol9enbem
Sime: Nleroings iei einitlpeilen an
Triebeu nod gar tidt 81 benten, ins>
bcionbere Stalicu lpcrDc MIR cinell
Sricocn, Der ouf Die 6eritclung oes
Gcdtes %binausliefe. a%nucbmcn. Smz
mcrbiu IdBt lid idon jcBt Die Srage
tbcorctiif crortcrn Oh q Den Yapit,
ben tbGtigiten &erfcd)ter beS SrieOens>
gcDnnfcn5, pom aungrcB lucroe aus
ihlicBcu f0nnen.
Sm Sabre 1898 ipurbe Ser &dtifan
3llr Sungcr &onferen5 nidt 5ugelniien,
bu HuBlnnb mn england uui Die
CHARACTERIZATION pcrlpieicn, Die, luenn
ser &upit %tbeilndbne, aus Der Nidtz
pcrtrctung mlocrcr Aonfciiipnen iid)
crgcbcn ipilrben, mn ba Stnlien cine
Gr0rtcrung bcs @nrnutie s@cieBe5 fir
uIIagcihlpneu ertldrtc. Nud beute
bCitehcu nod b~iciclbeu Ginlpdnbc, aber
Der Yupit fountc an ciuem 3Ifiinftigeu
Srtcben3tongrcb, ipcnu and niht ais
itinunbcrcdti0tes Mtitglic0 uebeu ben
Icrrttoriul Wfdhien. bod) iiber ben
9iadjteu ais &rGiibeni ubnc Gimme,
Der IN alien Sragcu nidt iclbit intez
r|elItcrt mare, tbellnebnlcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Murhanfna auf puluiihcn Tfarrcr in
Sraiilien.

NllS Sllrtt0ba, Srdltllell, itelpef
Ser &anpon": Sn Der Na6t pom 8.
auf ben 10. Scptembcr ipurbe an Die
Sbiire bes 8%farrbnuies in Sta. Gans
bioa getlopft. Ser 64idbrigc Sfnrrer,
Scrr &ater 2eao 8iebiess
5ausfi erbob lid unb fraete, mas
man piiuIhc. Cine Stimmc anti
lportete, er mDdtc cineu Stcrbenben
pcrieben. Ser Sfurrer erlpibcrte, er
merbe ii9 bprberciten, man mDge Dem
Sitter lpcden. 9nrauf b0rte er elm
Stimmeugcipirr I'M @arten, bas i'm
mibtrariif madte. Nnd ctipa 3ebn
Wtinuten tlppfte CO mieber, uub es
erIdou Die Iufforberrng gum Seffnen.
@lei6 barauf fradten cine Wen9e
S6iiiie, unb 20 augcln burdidlugen
Die Sbiir. Sater 2eap iant getroffeu
gu 9oben, cine &ugel perleBte Die
.&unge, cine anbere Den Armfno6en
Der re6ten &anb.
9urh Die Sd)iiIIe ipltrbe Die Sors@
Gdlterin geipedt; urlb ite elite Dem
4farrer al 6iilfe, iprrbc uber burf
3lpei SAiiiic perleBt. eros ibrer Ser
tpllnbuug brad)te lie Den &farrer aufs
8ett, ergriif cine S6uBlpuffc unb
ipanOte iid 9egeu Die unterbeiien einz
bringeuben WDrber. 9ur6' S6iiiie
berIdeldtc tie b~ieielbcn, erbieIt aber
cine "ipeitcre all9cl, ioOaB lie bciius
nln9slos gu 8poen itiir5tc. Inter
beiicu fameu aoloniIten 81 Siilfe, Der
Sitter ldutete Sturm, iobaB Die ans
ettpa 3ebn Wann bcitebenbe Nt0rbers
banbc Die Slucbt crgriff. Bnter 2roo
lit Idtpcr, Die 6%nusbdlterin nidt
lebensgefdbrliG perleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

In addition to the vocab-
ulary, the book contains: a Bib
biography ofSomeG German Books
Useful for Reference; Index of
Geographical and Proper Names;
Index ofMost Common German
Authorizations; Index of Most
Common English Authorizations;
List Of German Irregular Verbs;
List Of Strong and Anomalous
Verbs; Table of German Coins,
Measures, and Weights Reduced
to United States Coins, Measures.
and Weights; and vice versa,
United States Tables Reduced
to German; Etc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
DIR. Chas. p. Bancroft Gave
Important Testimony i'm
Burns Murder Case
COLLAPES DUE
TO HYSTERIA
Mrs. Morrison s Testimony Related to
Statement Alleged to Have Been
Made by Mrs. Burns Regarding Hus-
band S Attention to Other Women.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Nov. 24.-Dr
Charles p Bancroft, superintendent of the
New Hampshire state hospital, was re-
called by the prosecution today in the trial
of Mrs. Mary A. Burns, charged with
murder by poisoning OF her husband, Frank
A. Burns, at Nottingham, in December,
1914. While the examination of witnesses
for the defense had not been concluded it
was explained to the court that Dir. Ban
croft found it necessary to return to his
duties at Concord and for that reason he
was permitted to take the stand
After listening to testimony it was his
opinion, DR. Bancroft declared that Mrs
Burns was sane. He said that it also was
his opinion that she had collapsed during
the trial because of hysteria and the strain
and not by reason of any evidence OF in
sanity.
Mrs Cora Morrison, who had not CON
cluded her testimony when the court ad-
iourned last night was recalled. Questions
by counsel brought forth the statement
that while she had been summoned as a
witness for the state she had not been put
on by the prosecution. Much of the testi-
mony related to matters which concerned
a statement alleged to have been made by
Mrs Burns regarding her husbands at
tentions to other women.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
SHOT EIGHTH DEER
IN AS MANY YEARS
Ernest Bemis of Williston Street Sc
cured Doe in Townshend Elwin
Doyle Shot Large Buck Today.

Ernest Bemis of 10 Williston street
added another . scalp to his belt yes
terday, when he shot a doe in Towns
hend. Ever since he was Is years old
Mr. Bemis has shot deer each year,
this being his eighth in eight consecu-
tive years. The doe weighed 150
pounds. She was with several other
deer and was sighted about 10 o'clock
in the morning in the woods near Hor-
ace Gales in Townshend. She was
brought down by a single bullet. Mr..
Bemis came home this morning and re-
sumed work for the Dewitt Grocery
Co.
1t may not have been just the pleas
ATTEST sort of weather to 60 hunting
this morning, but Elwin t. Dolye
found it satisfactory. He was gone
only short time in West Brattleboro
when he dropped a buck weighing
about $50 pounds that had proudly
borne a head with 10 points on the
antlers 1t is the finest head that has
fallen before the gun of local hunter
this season.
John T. Stark Of Brattleboro has re-
ported a doe killed in Newfane Sat
urday and August Johnson reported a
buck killed Friday.
Eleven more hunter s licenses were
issued by the town clerk yesterday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
THE RYNDAM PASSED
FLOATING MINES
Steamship on Which Brand Whitlock
Took Passage Also Ran Into
a Terrible Storm.

NEW YORK, Nov 24-Brand Whit
lock, American minister to Belgium, and
Mrs Whitlock, were met by a delegation
from Toledo, Ohio, headed by Charles NJ
Milroy, mayor-elect, when they landed
here today from the steamer Ryndam. Mr.
WhitlocB said that although he was i'll
when he boarded the ship at Rotterdam
and the steamer encountered heavy wealth
Ger he felt much improved in health today.
The Ryndam passed three floating mines
shortly after sailing from Rotterdam. The
first day out she ran into a terrible storm,
which swept away the large electric signs
which gave the vessels name and hailing
port. A portion Of the bridge was also
carried away and several lifeboats We're
smashed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
CHURCH FEDERATION
ELECTS OFFICERS
Ex- Congressman Plumley Chosen Pres
ident to Succeed Henry Bond of
Brattleboro

BURLINGTON. Nov. 24.-The an
nual meeting of the Inter church
Federation Ct Vermont was held yes
terdav ct the Van Ness parlors. a bus
mess session was aeld in the forenoon,
and after lunch Rev. Dr. Roy B. Guild
executive secretary of the commission
on LCcaI Federations of the Federal
Council Of Churches of Christ IN Amer
lea spoke at some length on his work.
Henry Bond of Bruttleboro, president
of the federation, presided
The meeting unanimously voted in
favor of the following recommendations
made in the report of the executive
secretary, Mr.. Pratt:
To form local federations. or inte:
church committees where there are two
or more churches.
To publish occasional bulletins in the
interest of federated movements, after
the manner of the Massachusetts fed
Grafton, for distribution among the
ministers of the state.
To form a committee on rural prob
| lens
To form committee on legislation
to enlarge the work and take the place
| of the present sabbath observance com
mittee
To enlarge the comfy committee tc
include laymen equal in numbers t,
the ministers.
These officers were elected: Presi
dent. Frank PIumley. jNorthfield. Vie,
presidents, Col $. A. Ilsley, Middle
| bury. Guy Potter Benton and w. J
Patten Of Burlington. Treasurer, +. {
Dyer, Salisbury. Executive secretary
Rev A. Z. Pratt. Bellows Falls. Fl
nance committee: c. c. Fits, Brattle
boro; W W. Stickney, Ludlow; J. \
Greenwood, Chester, w +. Higbee
Proctor Comfy committee, Henr
Bond, Brattlebcro; J. +. Weeks, Mid
tdIcbury; Henry Spainolz Poultney
Rev. J. II. Thompson, Randolph
Rev. G. G Adams, Burlington; Rev
William Shaw, Montpelier. SociG
Purity. DR.. H. D. Holton, Brattleborc
j. n. Barss, Nergennes; B. n. Clarl
Burlington; w P. Jackson, ST. A
bans; c. ~ Boyd, Burlington. Legisl.
tion. Guy b. Horton, Burlington; Re-
D. II. Corkran, Middleburv; G. NJ. HI
gan, St. Albans; T. c. Cheney, Mo
risville Rural Life; Rev. Fraser Me
ger. Randolph; Prof. Raymond McFa
land, Middlebury; T. c. Dyer, Sail
bury; Mortimer Proctor Proctor; Re
i f. 2. Treat, Pittsford; J. NJ. Maxwell
/ Fairfax; c. J. Petersen, East Berl
shire; &. l.. Wells, Irasburg.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24

new roof garden, on a portion of the
roof of the Abbott building and during
the summer months this will prove an
attractive spot for club sociability.
With membership of nearly go Of
the representative men of Brattleboro
and with a club house which is one of
the best appointed in the state. the
club has a position in the community
which its members may well be proud
of, and with continuance of its MN
agement on the broad lines which the
board of governors and the members
generally are endeavoring to maintain,
the club, its growth and success is as
sured in the years to follow.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
HOUSE OF LORDS
NEEDS CENSORSHIP
Earl of Derby Thinks Recent Speech
Had Effect of Giving Informa-
tion to Enemy.

LONDON, Nov. 24-In the severe de-
nunciation Of freedom of speech such as in
the recent instance of a speech delivered
by Lord st. Davids in the house of lords
in which he attacked the British head
quarters staff, the Earl of Derby, in charge
OF the British recruiting, speaking today
before the stock exchange, declared that
the house Of lords needed censorship.
The man who gives information> to the
enemy said Lord Derby, goes by an
ugly name and it should be given just as
much to a speech delivered in the house
of lords as to the man who risks his life by
getting information for the enemy"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
GREECE TO GRANT
ALLIES DEMANDS
Has Never Refused Requests for Assurance of the
Safety of Allied Troops in Macedonia Berlin
Hears That Russians Are Contemplating Great
Campaign in the Balkans

The main Serbian army Is grouped on
the plain OF Kossovo plain, only tmn
,crsen Of troops opposing the Austro-t'er-
man advance toward the plain, according
,o fl ,aloniki despatch dated Monday and
received in Paris 1t is said TO be possible
,,at the Serbians will attempt the bold
.oun of drive against the Bugarians to-
ward Cskup and NeIe7 in an effort to join
hands with the French, but that the prob
utilities are held to be against this.
Mine fighting in the Argonne in which
rhc French had the advantage is reported
ly Paris 4 German attack near Gales in
the Vosgcs was rcpulsed.
Mitrovitza, recently the Serbian cap
itaI. and Pristina, an important town
ON the eastern edge of the Kossovo
rlaiu, have fallen into the hands of the
invaders OF Serbia. Berlin announces
the capture of both places, the Austri-
ans taking Mitrovitza and the Germans
Iristina.
The statement in the German Official
report that the Serbians have been
driven from Pristina apparently means
that they have been forced back over
the northern part of Kossovo plain, on
which it has been predicted they would
make determined stand.
4 salonili correspondent reports 8
defeat for the Bulgarians, who had al
tempted a turning movement TO fore,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
HoLsTEIN COW BRINGS s112o.
Record Price Secured at an Auction
Yesterday.

The record price for a COW sold by
auction in Vermont was made yester-
day afternoon when in q consignment
sale Of purc-bred Holsteins a cow con-
signed by George Hosmer of Chester
Depot. was sold for $l,120. She was
Evangeline Johanna Cheswold, was
born November .. 1908, and the pur-
chasers We're ". L. Furgeson and G,
F. Hollis Of Haverhill. y. H., and s.
F. Campbell Of Windham. \. H. The
sale was under the direction of L. c.
Lowell of Bellows Falls and J. c. Prem
tiss of Alstead. ~ H.. and the auc-
tioneer was Col. B. V Kelley of SYRIA
cuse, \. Y. Seventy-one other pure
bred COWS were sold.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
WinslOw Ordered to Proceed
with Cruiser San Diego
to TOpolobampo
MARINES READY TO
PROTECT AMERICANS
Cruisers Raleigh and New Orleans Arc
Nearby and Can Render Assistance
in "a Hours - San Diego's Trip viii
Require Six Days.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 - Admiral
Winslow, commanding the Pacific fleet,
was ordered from san Francisco to Topolo-
bampo, Mexico, today with his flagship,
the cruiser San Diego, which will carry
also 275 additional marines. ready to land
to protect Americans and other foreigners.
The cruisers Raleigh and New Orleans
are nearby and can reach TopoIobampo in
case of need in less than a days sail The
San Diegos trip from San Francisco will
require about SIX days.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
First Baptist Church

The regular meeting Of the Christian En-
dcavor society will be held in the chapel
this evening at 7.3O Topic, How God
Wants to BE Thanked. Leader, Mrs. r..
W. Smith.
Friday at 7.30-No meeting in the
church; Chapman-Alexander meeting in
the tabernacle.
Saturday, , p.m.-Chapman-Alexander
service in the tabernacle
Sunday. II 80 ammo church service,
meeting in the tabernacle: 3 pm, meeting
in the tabernacle; T.30 pm, meeting in
the tabernacle
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24

PARIS, Nov. 24-The ministers OF the
entente allies at Athens called upon the
Greek government in a body at noon Tues
Greece would take should the allied troops
now in Macedonia be compelled to retreat
across the frontier, says a Havas agency
despatch from the Greek capital
: The message asserts that an official state
ment announcing the action of the diplo-
mats described the step as friendly Off
cial confirmation of the Athens report has
not reached Paris.
\ Reuter- agency despatch from Athens
say the entente ministers presented col
Iective note to Premier Skouloudis de
manding that Greece define her attitude
The cabinet was Immediately called to-
gether. After the cabinet meeting the
Greek minister said the situation had
been cleared by the presentation of the
note, which gave the government definite
! Information in regard to what was expect
| ed by the allies. These demands were less
eNacting than had been expected. These
ministers added that Greece never had re
fused requests for assurances of the secur
ity of the allied troops in Macedonia
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
WHEEL CLUB
ENTERTAINED
Boston HumOrist Gives Pro-
gram Before About
125 Members
SEASONS OPENING
MEMBERS NIGHT
Dutch Lunch an Enjoyable Feature
30th Anniversary Recently Passed =
Martin Austin and C. c. Fits Speak
Briefly - Club History.

About 125 members of the Vermont
Wheel club spent an extremely enjoy
able evening in the club rooms last
night in attendance upon the first
members night of the season. Although
the occasion was not strictly an ami
versary celebration reference was made
to the fact that the club passed its 30th
anniversary Nov 10 and is one of the
oldest strictly social organizations in
this section.
The entertainment was furnished by
Charles T. Grilley of Boston, whose
wide variety of readings was enthusias-
tically received Mr.. Grilley Is a mas
ter of numerous dialects and is equally
good in the rendition of pathetic and
humorous selections. He gave 9ener-
.ously OF his repertoire last evening,
both before and after the luncheon,
and every number met with the most
cordial sort of a reception.
Martin Austin and Clarke {. Fits
spoke briefly at the request of Presi-
dent Q. +. Benson, touching upon the
value of such an organization as the
Vermont Wheel club. The Dutch lunch
con was not the least enjoyable feature
OF the occasion.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
AUSTRALIA IS LOYAL.
Will Raise Additional $4,000 Men,
Making a Total of 100000.

MELBOURNE, Australia, Nov. "a,
via London.-Thc commonwealth gov
ernment has decided to raise an addi-
tional $4,000 men. This will bring the
Australian contingent toward the war
to 100000
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
CLOSING ON GORIzIA.
Further Advances of the italian Troops
Are Reported from Rome.

ROME, Nov. "a, via Paris.-Further
advances for the Italian forces in their
attack On Gorilla are announced by the
war office in tonight s statement The
crest Of the Calvario heights west of
Gorilla was reached and maintained,
it is declared, and the positions recent
ly won northwest of Oslavia were
strengthened.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
Goodnow store Open Tonight.

The store Of Goodnow, Pearson 4
Hunt will be open until 8 clock this
evening for the benefit of Thanksgiy-
ing shoppers. 1t will be closed all day
tomorrow.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
THE WEATHER.
Partly Cloudy Tonight and Thursday
Moderate, Variable Winds.

WASHINGTON, Nov 24. = The
weather forecast: Partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday. Moderate and variable
winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24

Hopkins Flower Store Open Tonight.
Hopkins flower store will be open
until 10 o clock tonight and until $50
tomorrow morning. Orders for tomor-
row delivery should be given today.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
Centre Congregational Church

Thursday at l030-Union Thanks
giving service in the Universalist /
church. Sermon by Rev. ID. +. Trout. !
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
OVER $500 DEER KILLED.
washington County Leads, with Wind
ham County in Second Place.

The number Of deer killed during the
present season up to Nov. %, as report
ed to State Fish and Game Commission
er John w. Titcomb, was as follows:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
In Odd Fellows Hall

Thursday, Nov "A, 7.30 pm.-Mceting
Of Canton Palestine. Nomination of off
GERS. Drill in preparation for inspection
on Dec / Every ChevaHer is urged to
be present
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
SERBIAN TOWNS CAPTURED.
Mitrovitza and Pristina in Hands of
Germans, Berlin Reports.

BERLIN, Nov. "a, via London The
Serbian towns of Mitrovitza and Pris-
tina have been captured, the war Of
fee announced today.