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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28

Mass, and Alexander Gordon of Barre
The company states that it wishes
TO acquire water rights on Middle
bury river and its branches in tho
towns of Niddlebury and Riptou;
construct and operate power plants,
pipe lines, etc, auxiliary steam plants
aud stations in Barre town or Barre
city, and to construct the necessary
transmission lines to distribute cleo
tricity in the following towns: Middle
bury, Ripton, Lincoln, Hancock and
Granville in Addison county; Warren,
Roxbury, Mortified, Berlin, Barre
town, Barre city and Montpelier in
Washington county; Williamstown in
Orange county.
The proposed office of the corpora
ton is Middlebury and the capital
stock $1,OO0,000.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28
NEW POWER ENTERPRISE.
Company With 100000 Capital
Wishes to Acquire Rights.

MIDDLEBURY, Jan. 28.-Thc pub
lie service commission will hold q
hearing here on February 2+ at 10
o clock in the morning on the petit
ton of seven men who wish to ae-
quire water rights in Addison county
for generating energy for power, heat
and light. The incorporators of the
company, to be known as the Central
Power corporation of Vermont, are
Charles Fl. Thompson, II. J. NJ. Jones,
Benjamin A. Sumner and Dean ]. Lii
lie of Montpelier, Frank H. Stuart
and Albert 7. Stuart of Newton,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28
Special Notices

MARGARET Z. ROOT, public stenog-
rapher. Office, Root 5 Pharmacy. 761-tf
SYMPHONIC and Manicuring; elec-
trie vibrator. Miss Mary \. Griffin, 139
Main st. 229-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28

The sillier some men are the louder
they talk.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28

college has been granted a leave Of
absence of three weeks because Of ill
health.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28

south TvroI has one electric railway.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28
"ABILITY PLUS ENERGY.

equals success The benefit of that
success can be extended TO a man s
family by the use Of our Monthly In
come policy. Send for information.
National Life Ins Co. of Vt. tMu-
ual.1 EARLE S. KINSLEY, General
Agent. Rutland VT.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28
STATE NEWS NOTE.

President Thomas to Recuperate.
President Thomas OF 4Iiddlebury
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28
To Rent

TO RENT - Modern tenement. Chas.
Akeloy, 224 Canal st. Tel. 474-M.
278-284*
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28
CONSERVING
RESOURCES
c.. C.. Fits Addresses Mems
Club and Answers
Questions
MORE ELECTRICAL
DEVELOPMENT PLANS

Expects to See Railroad Lines in Brat
tleboro Electrified Textile Plant
Here Likely to Be Doubled in Ca
pacity.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-28

keeps poultry free from lice. Inquire
of Favette Miller 2S1-tf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14
|. E|:C'TI,URAS P E1 !! PUEBLO
No Serza ExtTano

Drs, L. los monies de- Shasta. i! p''
i, ruya. faiia= Scpt"H.ri0aa:"% MI
irh0S LAGOS rHrih"I rn 81 S"uo las
a2las murmirairras he mlmrroS"s
! hY@ZoS icl Columbia. r.rra'i"S al br-
! rii"nin Dnr - Mont" Phi. d"Sd" GU
Va Gina - iivisan In rncr"IHat&S
elias d.l paci!!rn. Iarcrirni0 drS-
r"utir II APPLICATION Il" 81 nnmirr",
.asta las Hor&s dri Mississippi. N1r
Gunir rS;a ar!er!I de vida =" pr"rl
utta I'll T. Gran Golfn N.Xicano. :
/ hlstu las p0riiraS rIDcraS H.! NA--
-hialr lur dan " IN Y lrrS't""l 4
primu"l-a~ ,..y5> paiadISiaraS. M
firrriru.iu inmansu. doni" Ia na!lI"a-
Len d;i aIarr.ur Il todoS los r.lmlS,
! toda- las brI!rZas y Il IndaS !as l'r"-
duccioncs uaiural.S. Gu" "~frccia = n
hcr0ira .tla IL" i0S ImrNlri. .'"H''-
! irra dci r>.oi>i.uno i' lbs CIlaGiG 90
!nor y del nob," y yali nj ar,ilmI"l-
Ia liz las P".ayu. campo de- ar'I"n
7 dund. i.>aruliHr SIS rn"r-jts, 'liii-
var Ill idraI,~ : prrparar al "orN'-
mir ana riy:'.Har.'m .tl-na Il" Ia III
tura iii, - hui IA ~':i.Eat.'.
/. ~ .lo~ -. uGit 70 !u- i mH'hoS
H,rri,"o>. lii ~Pr">"nrla lei r'lan-
#.,r:n .,-.Gn GH.,inos .u"ra" ii me-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14
Trad. del "NeW York IIcrald").

los bo7oparos - "a .iu.3a,i 10 v,,a-
y, Work sim ..p.,an.;o ,..o nv:
LAS l.. s.an~49irs : al.-,ros Inv
nraa.n oL,t.o.r mar, .,i. - t.n..n,
les sea pa.ado. j harcn nm rmor,
tito =. $50 % 30 miilou"> de- pesos
al .obirrma d. N"nu$liano Garraula.
Luis Cabrera. Nini>tru -, FinanlaS
del ritado Ca.ranza Y irt- ia IA to-
mission Hexirans ,1ua ma yen.ta 4
confrr~n..ar >cDra las iiflrutal-s
habidas entire Mexico Y los Es,aIos
UnidoS. con Ia Comisi6n amerir2n2.
nombrafa al -:er;o. estuyn auteave-
en pla;ita, IN a,gunoS Dandurro>.
s. asn;lr2 por una j. IA ma a.
tas au,oc.dad-> del racranri>ruo lla
- aalla ahora en- los ES;ad0S Un:joS.
dlle 10, arregloS prelim.nare> para
IN empr"~lito rS,dn rrr1rirandos .
va. POI con.ucto d. Henry C.!ay
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14
N.sliire.0M. Ag1.to %.

@S!i!nStOA, AS1"tH -.
Aver celebr0 el sArg-n,o 10!
Kirk. 81 Cajrcuagtsimo cuarto anlv'
a!io del dia en- que ingres6 en- ell
it.c:to lie in Union. y 10 hizO sole
er Ia Ave!ida de Pennsylvania. d
csta capital. IN una parada uniper
soral'' G~e}iriosa. que lc valid mu
chos ap!auSgs.
Fut n bora del m~e4iodia; el asfa!t'
de In herrao>a Avcnida r~everbcrab:
devolviondo cea.uplicado cl calor d.
los rayos solarcs que cai%H despiada-
damenle 4 plomo sobre el; autom0-
viics V tranviaS moriansc rapidamen-
te en- toGas direcciones; por las am
pliSimas aceras, ambulaba Ia multi
tr,d. ofre3!endo aegre espei.acujo
los traies claros de las mujercs me-
clados con el "palm-beach' de To-:
hombres. De slbito. eScuchGSe Ell So
nido de I'm ~ciarin. debilmente. torpe
marte tocaGo aplarsos;
los autos dctuvieron su marcha Sc
,~ I.;,. ,;h,.o 81
.4o.;.+,. ia
Ill.,. Lnai. - Co,;
~..ba..1 =. uanmoha Ia enc
s.L. san,;.rto co., rro som
,;- nI;o;d, 10 o3r;,,da s~,+;sf.cc;5n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14
l'Di.fll ilkit.
DesdIe Washington
I, v Z T Err 4 Il q

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.on;. aor .aL,
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SoI;. T. $780,, mo;, 10 5,o-
T., .,.:oio,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14
CarranZa accpt0 Fl proyccto d"
Pierce.

n rUauIo a r<l0 1iltim0. q pro-
veto de- Mr.. Pierce fui acceptable
Dor Carranza. Pari ma vuelto aqui
Y rs hoy el director de todos los fe'
9~~oHnrri!es bajo el control militar
;ro V % ademiS. presidante
is: ...S N~acionales de Mexico.
" I S.1or PAM eS:a Luis Ca
- que iambitn eSta de acuerdo
~ FL prop6>ito de Pierce. en- 10
totaatn : un priStam0 para 2! 90
HiIrlo DE- facto Fl cuaI naceSita di-
nero para poder viviT. Este eS e. prl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14
TIROS IL DLAHCO
los p~PCHOMBRES DE HOY

:Quitn O. aquel pel&@atcs
r.llo del farol izquierdo,
que paz0 sus males ratios
On Rei5n, 20 10 recuerda.
porduc una nnchc. = dos "g"tGs'
del Coon Lee roh6 Un ccrdo.
Y hoy anda quo. dos 10 asista?
E general" carrancista."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14

Aquel, que era sombrerero
durante II "malhadada'
= hoy funge Dc Jue2 primcro
gracias 9 don Rogue Estrada;
que ante 81 aspec;o severe
Dasa IL genie asustadL,
;quitn es. que nadie e ckista?
F. general" CarrIuc!St3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14

Aqucl, que ha sciS primavcraS
era solo yagabundo
Y hab.taba en- las piqueraS
co!eando a medic mQnGo.
;auitn es. que usa cAar@ctcr"S
y to.e c.da segunGo
= habla en- aire dc conQaista"'
rs general" carrancl>ta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14

Ese uiste badui"quc
que pertcncci0 4 II 'Pofra'
Y entire un 'iaquc" y otro "j"qae'
.icmnvc h.: vivido de CORA.
Que no. gasta iujo>o em?"CUa
: nab; con.o uGa c~2tor.a?
Pu2. esq syIt@ - in vista:
G. general" c2rTaScist~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14

Y CSC ct2rno ch&llajVr.
de p~los sucios : c"aG'.
que iizcuc fuG Sen@dor
en- lbs tempo: porfiri"Hoa
= hoy ticne lartO valoT.....
como la lirt:"s In ll&Ho
NJ tirne NADIA Re vivo.
2cio c. I! "Ejrc9liro."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14

.Nyu"I color de mc!coch::
. piIorclllo quemGio.
ole maneiao2 L brocna
BE- Aarbc-o cousumado.
cue hoy IN dlnero dcrrocha
o4s uio. 20 e h. cc=tado:
hoy qu:eH rs? Tn senoron:
e<...... Hyri5cYto Barron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14

pasa a ia Pug. ST.. Col ta.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-14

Y csc otro. que lleva 4 cuestas
una formidable ''cubG.'
que asiste = todas las fieSt2S.
go!do ' redondo cual iva.
= yeadia tort&S compucst2s
en- IL Gale de Tacuba.
me nxtrana que hoy aSi VISTA.
E "gcue.al" calranciata.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05
!. = HOPPER MARRIED:
> h. KEPT a THE NEWS FROM
FORT COLLINS FRIENDS

o.nver papers on Thursday night
- .oug the marriage licenses of
ls -, license to E. R. Hopper of
'ae nc, u Collins and Miss Ceville Be-
i"' wv, of Central City. Fort Collins
ne a. of the young couple have no
4 ..oxledge as to when the ceremony
wv =. nerformed, or is to be performed.
a :, is to be presumed that it is an
W.. of the very near future, as
W. q. uopper motored to Denver on
rhursday assuring his employees of
=, Fort Collins Motor Co. that he
-.nld be gone "only few days"
Roth young people are well known
:. ,his citv. the bride having visited
,ore frequently and the groom being
,r0 NJ the city's progressive young
,,s;ness men. Mr.. Hopper came
,ore few years ago to attend the
.,reoe coming from Monte Vista.
IN his second year he sustained an
IIuury which necessitated his leaving
vhool for time and he eventually
sot interested in the automobile
zane, for a time selling cars in this
,itv and in Denver and more recently
tounding the Fort Collins Motor Co.,
doing general auto repair and stor
.se business in the new Douglas gar
sge building and being the local rep
resentative for the Chalmers, the
Odsmobile and the Chandler. His
MANY friends will welcome the return
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hopper to this city
and will join in wishing them long
and happy married life.-Fort Col
ins News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05
RECRUITS FOR CITIZENS CAMP

Thirty citizens of Colorado com
prise the recruits from that state en-
oiled in the Citizens Military Train
ing camp to be held at Fort Douglas,
Utah, from August 81 to September
16. 1nasmuch as the final date of re-
ceiving enrollments has been extend
ed to the opening of the camp, the
committee in charge of arrange
ments BELIEVES that several hundred
from Colorado will avail themselves
of the opportunity of enjoying a va
cation at the expense of Uncle Sam.
Among those enrolled are Geo
Corlett of Monte Vista, Prof. Nc
Cuniff of La lara, and Frank DuCray
of Grand Junction, who is known to
valley people as the wrestler.
Enrolment applications and infor
nation concerning the camp may be
obtained by writing to S. Abbott Ma
ginnis. managing director, Felt
building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

The Cole Bros. circus drew large
crowds to Monte Vista Monday. This
Is one OF the best shows ever coming
to the valley, their performances be-
ing high class, clean and nicely con
Quoted. Their collection of wild an
imals is large for concerns making
this out-of-the-way territory and
their horses show good care and
training. One of the most interest
ing and wonderful exhibitions was
that given by the seals and the lion
act was fine. The expense of bring
ing show of this magnitude to this
valley is enormous and performances
were given only at Monte Vista and
Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05
NOTICE..

Public Notice is hereby given that
ai .ae City Council of the City of Monte
VISTA. Will, on Thursday, September
ah' 1916, at 1880 o'clock P. M, at
me % ;. usual meeting place in the Coun-
tn Room in the City Of Monte Vista
.olorado, hear. consider and deter
al,ne any and all objections to the
saollshment, construction, Install
lug and maintaining of sewer-drains
~ ana through said. City in accord
luce ae with the plans and specifica-
S,, SUas thereof now on file with the
."y " Clerk of said City, and any and
w. objections to any of the proceed
mss R mad or proposed to be had In
,,nnection ', Herewith and part there
y, ana any and all objections to the
aAes Sa 70 be levied, collected and dis
'ursea In payment therefor.
,,i pa,ed at Monte Vista, Colo, Aug.
Attest: a. ioSON'
fcS csU,NATIIAN H. SMITH,
sap City Clerk.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

Mrs. E. A. Jenkins and sons and
sster-in-law, Miss Alta Jenkins, who
have been visiting their aunt Mrs. E.
". Busch and family for the past few
days left for their homo in Shelly
Vile, ILL.,, Monday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

Miss Marie Ramsay who has been
Visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Bader
Tor the past month, left for her home
10 Wichita, Kansas, Sunday evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

Mrs. Bert Mckee returned to her
home in Alamosa Tuesday night after
a six weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackmore. She
was accompanied home by her sister,
Mrs. r. ]. Hawke and brother Chas.
Blackmore.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

NJ. T. Lightner and wife left Mon
day evening for Chicago to visit Mrs.
Lightner's parents. Mr.. Lightncr
will go on to Plattsburg, New York,
In few days and will enter the
Military Training camp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller who
have been visiting Mrs. Miller's per-
tnts Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Smith, left
Sunday evening for their home in
Omaha, Nebr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

Miss Malana Conaway left Tues
day night on an extended visit to rel
atives at Albuquerque, N. M.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

Mrs. George Powell is enjoying
visit from her sister Mrs. Herman
Cole who is here from Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

Miss Marie Hackett who has been
visiting her friend Mics Inez Pear
son for the last few weeks, returned
Tuesday night to her home in Ala
mosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

Miss Ruth Lundeen returned to
her home in Chicago Tuesday night
after a two weeks visit with Jona-
than Smith and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05

c. B. Mexican went to Denver
Tuesday night for few days busi-
ness trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-05
ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF School District No. 23, County of
Rio Grande, State of Colorado, for
the year ending June 80, 1916.
Receipts
Amount on hand July 1. 1915
held by County Treasurer-.$ 60.25
Received from general fund
by apporti, nment $3.50
From special tax for school
purposes ..676.S6
Total $S32.01
Expenditures
For teachers salaries ----..--.--.$ 5000
For fuel, rent, insurance and
all current expenses .. 245.34
For rebate taxes and fees 6.77
Total amount paid out during
the year ........... 1921
Balance in hands of County
Treas. to credit of district,
June 80, 1916 .......----.....-.. 99.9O
Total .$S32.O1
C. w. KAUFMAN,
Secretary District No. 23.
Binder Twine-Rio Grande
Hardware Co.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-01-21

Owing to the increased scarcity OF
hides the last five years the prices Of
harness leather has increased from 20
to 25 per cent. per pound.
The prices of harness has increased
in about the same proportion, and it is
safe to say the prices will continue to
increase in proportion to the increasing
cost of leather.
Rain, sunshine and dirt absorb tire
animal fat that is in the leather. The
The only way to keep the vitality and
life of harness leather is to oil the har-
ness.
If you do not oil the harness do not
blame the harness maker if it does not
wear.
What claim for my oiler:
1t is the only perfect harness oiling
system now in use. 1t oils every part
of the harness at the same time.
Get my prices and bring in your har-
ness.
Martin V. Huff
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-01-21

j. E. Graham, hide buyer for
Bissinger & Co. of Portland, was
in town last Friday helping to
load a quantity of hides purchas-
ed from Simon Bros. and froze
the fingers on one hand quite
badly before he knew it. He
went to Lewiston the next morn
ing and thought he might have
to have one of the fingers ampu-
tated.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-01-21
The B st Recommended m

The strongest recommendation any
article may receive is a favorable wo 4
from the user. 1t is the recommended
tons of those who have used it Il at
makes Chamber aims Gu gh Renee y
so popular Mrs. Amanda Giertart,
Waynesfeld, Ohio, VIZ tie, Chan. Der
lain's Cough Remedy has been used i'll
my family off and on for twenty years
and it has never failed to cure cough
or cold" Obtainable evervwhyre.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-01-21

It's easy to change the shape
and color of unstable brands
to initiate the Prince Albert tidy
red tin, but il is impossible to
initiate the flavor of Prince
Albert tobaccol The patented
process protects thatl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

5it1uiaet slplld)en oe,i Ser. 5taaten
unb ben anoeren Nepubliten Der ipe1t-
liden @ro Sol6tugel; ur,b oos pirh
has er1te Mial fem, baB Segas urb
Der gan6e @u0weiten cine bernrtise
yepegung alf eigene Sanb in Die
Wege 9~eleitet. baben. +
Die Seganer iiblen DEFENDERS leLe
babt, oab Der Melttrieg uno feline
Nta@pebeu ge~le9enbeiten, mie lie ME
aalpor oagefpeien fino, CUR Yflese {pl<:
der ergeren Be5ie6ungen gei9dftli=
der uno ioaialer Mrt bieten tio;nnen.
Man erlpartet, DOB allf Ser MusfteI=
lung Die Groeugni1e iebes 2anfes
acknowledgements neb]t oeuen Der
Ser, Staaten, pertretsn fem perben,
gum beiteu aler beteiligtem 2dnoer.
Man bat aud friib5eitig oafiir se=
tor9t, bab Oas nnternebmen Die GUT
beiBung Don 9unbelstammsrn in iez
Dem Geile. Der Ser. @taoten erbielt.
Gan Mntonio lit un3meifelbaft
aud eln febr geeigneter uno spiiroiigeer
@ib fir eine lplde 8elpeeuns. sSn
ben a%tpeibunbert sSabren ieiner @gi=
iten5 bat eS itets cine midtise @telz
hung als Der Sortpeg na9 Megitp
un6 3entralameritn einsenpmmen.
Ntr ipeni9e MeiIen Don Ser me1ita=
ni!beM @renae lieeen0, Ut es lana1t
cine omerttaniide Metrppole fiji
WteIttalter 9elpDr0en, Sic lpegen @e=
ihaftS ober 9ergniigens balber Bic
1er. Stnoten beIlr1en. Die @taot
bat piel Dom 9aurb Nateini1h=Mmeri=
toe; Dos Spmtihe miro bier 10 file
beno 9elproden, ipie bas @ngliI1e,.
Die @ebdube fino meiitens BON ipnniz
lder Wrditettur, Die MiKtonen erinz
llern nod atl sic Sage Der ipani{den
ober Syran3istaner : Batter, u1,o bas
&lirn fat grobe Me6nli9teit init oel,=
jen1gen Der !9uuptitaot Meritp unb
loot ieoen Winter tatlienbe bon 1oM-
rtiten aus Dem NDrben an.
Der pbpiii6e &oitenpuntt Der
Musfellung fol- alf 5 Bis. 8 Minip=
men Dollars tommen. 9aber fam
bic Musitelluns nidt gang 10 srobs
3Igtg anselegt fem. pte Sic BON
Gbttnsp, ct. 3ouis ober San 5ran<.
cisco; benno6 ipirb in MusIi1t ge=
lte[lt, OaB lie bonn Observation-Disclosures
8el4aftspuntte uus oie DoII # an i
0igit e fem peroe, sic iemols erDffz
net ipprben lit. gu bieiem 8efude
ptrb aih cine Rommiiiion gaua
Cub utt6 Mittelumerita bereifen.
balo narboem Ste @inlubungs : pros
tlamation bes prd1ioenten ergnnget,
1T.
Bereits int Sic @taot San Nn<
tonic Oas llottpenbige 0anb fir Bic
IuSieauns barsehoten. Mittal FIR
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23
@eleGrte Sran5oiu.

Cine 'Srau, bic bur@ i6re bobeu
g%eiltesyoben, ibre @eIebrIamteit unb
.n1tltlerii9e 8:gabung ellie erlte
steaang in Der frans5lilden gefea<.
lbatt etnnobm, 1T in bielen .5aqsn+
geltorben, SSeanne .DieuIafop. SIR
Watte, Der betannte @eIebrte. uber<
bradte ielbit in elmer @ibung Der
Meaoemie oes Snferiptions E! BELLE
lettres" Die Nanri9t BON 1pbe let=
lter Weitarbeiferin. SIRE geriibmtz
get 1atte lh Seatne Dieulnfpp (seb.
l85l) iii Der Got burd i6re Mifar-
beitsrIdaft IN ben Berten ibres.
9atten eriporben, ben fie auf idlntz
.1ten Stuoienrei1en besleitete. Sm
Sabre 1872 begIeitete lie ibren
Mtann nod Marptto unb Meabpten,
n ben Sabren 1S8l-1886 beteiliate
tie lih brett an Der gntbeduna Ser
adamentoiidm puldlie IN 5uiu.
Nls tie nah 5rontreid aurIttebrte,
orbnete lie i'm 4oupre aars 5elbIt.
peritdnotid ben Suai, Der {eiitber aIs.
,Salle DianIufop" betanat lit. Danns
mtnmete tie iih LIS Snbre lang Der
hinlt1eriiden uno arhaologiIden Grz:
prIdnis 5paniens urb portugols.
Mls Der &rieg ausbra9s pofIte lie.
burGuuS i6ren @otten, Der als SberIt
t,udl Mnrpffo aelfhirff mNfrhp hpnIe;e
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SIR @urgelNtdytc ncs Nritaes.
&hila,h MS Der mmitte!barc &litiI;cr
hcs @cltfrieNes gcbruramarft.

Su Der .Sejtsrreihi5deu Mnuos
|fdau' perpffentIi1t Sin Gerbe" etz
men Mrtilel iiber .Die ieBteu Io0s
Ser5ieus". Nus tem SnbaIt ees
NrtiteIs, Der Die yeit bis Mnfang
1915 umfaBt, ss9t berppr, oab Ser
&erfaHcr sur manufacturer hinge
hung ocs ierbi11en Neutrality-suspicious.
ten Bis Su beien Ibreile Bes!ebunssn
gebabt 9aben mub. Mus Dem Ir.
titel erfdbrt nun, bab %anfanss ole
Regierung unD aud fuit ale YepDlz
t%erunsstreiIe nafiir pare1,, 0as 0lttr<
rei9ila : unsariide llltinatum bes
hinaungslpS a,sunebnlen uno fortz
an einen moeren 8eg einauidiaasn,
ba eS nit Der oisberisen Wirtihaft
unb Der etpiaen pDpularitdtsiago
nidt ipeiter gebc. Grit an 25. Ssyu=
Il morgeus fGlug bic 5timmung M
|olsc oes nad)ts eiasetrpffenen Intz
porttelearammS bes Saren auf cen
9ilfernf beS &rpnpril5en ul1, III BEN
Der 3ar feierlid) ertlarte, sr lperbs
Gerbien niht perlalIen uno babe Sic
a~llsemeins Mobilti;eruns antsFo5z
len.
9ieieS 1eleeramm. bas ii6 lin
lsrbiidm glaupu9 uno i'm eritsn
rulFIden Sransebuh befinoet. mub,
lpie aus Sen gntpiiiluneen bsrpuleeht,
fpdt,r -gefdl19t ipprben lein, beam er=
items 1T es bort nidt pom "a. SuIi,
ipnbern crit bonn 81. Suli batiert,
unb apettens 1prtdt es ntdt bon Ser
Mobiliierung. D4fir aber, baB bic
9artelung oeS ferbifden Gema1rs=
mannes rid)tiser lit, ais Die n9otll=
melte", fpreden Der pbeneripGbnte
Stammungslpe6iel, Der nidt gu erz
fldrcn lpare, lpenn bas Gelegromm
oes 3aren erft an 81. Slili abseeonz
gen linb IN iener plotonif9en SSornl
gebalten geipeIen tpare, pie es I'm
Drungebud) itebt, unb ferner Die be-
tanrte Satfa6e, bob Iublano bersits
lange, beppr es Sizes pFfi3ien sugab,
tatiddli9 mobilifieri bat.
Die beibeu nidt mebr a~n3peifsl=
6aften 5atiaden, oaB 3ar NitoIaus
es ipar. Ser 5erbien Shut einflDBte,
baS Diterreidfd : unyorii9e llItiz
nahum nidt i9lontlpes anaunebmen,
unb fpfprt na6 erbaltener &enntnis
pon benz %nltimatum, alfo gu elmer
Set, lpo @uBfano nod nidt in ben
Diterretdn4 : ierbHhen Streit stngea
griffen batte, ben 8efebl CUR Mobi=
ltiierung 1eines 9eeres CAB, beipeiien
enbsiltiy, Dab HuBlano Der unmit=
telbare Mnitifter oes @eltirieges tit
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9enrp 0idert, pelder DOT
eiriaer 3eit an 9ert Yennats in
Nibluno, isis, per Yoit Elm patet
9cididt bate, in ipeld)em iicb cine
Mrt 6Dllenmaidine Defano, purbe
IN @au Glaire bon Dem 8unbesz
rlater gu aebn Sabren Sort 2ea=
oenlpprtb berurteilt. Tltr Der ltm=
ftano, bob gennats oaunols @erz
lat)t beote, bat bieien Dor einem
,dredlid)eu Scoe betpabrt, benin bic
aebn Stan9en 9nnomtt, Die fi9 III
Fem patet befanoen, bdtten nidt
biel bon Dem gmpfduaer iibrig ae=
laNea, lpenn lie, loie Der Mbienber
benbiid)tt9t bette, CUR grploiipn ae=
tommen mdren. oils Gruno Der sat
ipuroe ousgefunoen, oaB 9idert bel
Der Helperbung UNI bic 6onp zines
W}apdens Dem 8ennat5 nodoelebt
inerhen mar. Sidert lit 80 Sabre
Mt.