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Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
ESTATE OF PHILIP H. WATSON

ESTATE OF PHILIP H. WATSON
deceased. Notice is hereby given that
Letters of Administration upon the
Estate of Philip H. Watson late of
Appoquinlmink Hundred, deceased,
were duly granted unto Mary Watson
on the Fifteenth day of August A. D.
1916 and all persons indebted to the
said deceased are requested to make
payment to the Administrative without
delay, and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required to
exhibit and present the same duly
probated to the said Administrative on
or before the Fifteenth day of August
A. D. 1917, or abide by the law in this
behalf. Address
Martin B. Burris, Esq.
Attorney at law
MiddletOwn, Del. MARY WATSON,
Administrative.
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
RemoNe nIaaa stoppera.

Il often .happens that a glass stop'
per becomes obdurate and refuses to
come out, yielding neither to ,persua-
sion nor force. Next time it occurs
try holding tn neck of the bottle in hot
water until the neck is thoroughly
heated. Then drop a few drops Of oil
on It where 1t fits into the bottle; leave
It stand for FIVE minutes, and you win
find that the stopper will come out
easily.
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
PAID LOCAL ADS.

Get your Gents Furnishing and Shoes
at w. N. DONovAN's.
FOR SALE-Wagons and Dearborns.
J. C. GREEN.
DR.. Warren S. P. Combs Dentist.
Successor to the late DIR. ]. G. Sites.
Try our Emery Shirts and Lion Brand
Collars. w. N. DONOVAN.
FOR SALE.-One organ in good con-
dition. Apply at this Office.
FOUND.-A large bunch of keys on
Main street. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office.
For Shoes and Gents Furnishing, call
on W. N. DONOVAN,
West Main St.
carpenter anu DuIUCIs ASCPoAA WOAh
promptly attended to.
CHARLES COHEE,
Phone 268-21 Warwick, Md.
Are agents for the Haas Tailoring
Co., of Baltimore. Suit Made to
Measure. Fit guaranteed.
w. N. DONOVAN.
Georges Creek Bituminous Coal fol
threshing purposes, Send your teams
to suit your convenience. Also Peach
and Truck baskets. Phones 5 & 48.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
FOR SALE CHEAP. ~ One nearly
new rubber-tire York carriage and sew
eral other carriages. New rubber-tires
put on cheap. Also new tops, curtains
and glass put on automobiles.
y F. DUGGAN, =
Odessa, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
Cream Used BY Romans.

A soft yellowish-brOwn mass from an
ancient Roman vase discovered at
Ticino has been identified as toilet
cream by NJ. L. Reuter-, a French
chemist. A trace Of stOrax and tur.
pentine Odor remained, and examina'
ton showed it to be a mixture Of bees
wax and fat, with the addition Of q
little storax and oil of turpentine, and
the presence Of tartrates suggested
that it had been macerated with wine.
A yellow color impaired to the skin
was attributed to henna.
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
New oII.ExtractIon Process.

A process invented by an Italian
chemist for extracting essential oils
from citrus fruits is said not to af-
feet the chemical properties Of the oils
in any way, and it is predicted that it
eventually will revolutionize the in-
dustry.
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
TO Remove Water Spots.

Take a piece Of the same material
as that spotted and dampen it in
Iukewarm water. Place on water
spots on right side and press with a
moderately warm iron. Press until
both pressing cloth and material are
dry. The spots will have disappeared.
National Magazine.
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
The RemedY.

"WOuld you like some tonic on your
hairP" asked the barber. "Pve got
something here that will positively
stop it from coming out" II don't
believe it." said the man in the chair.
"The only thing that will stop my
hair from coming out is a divorce"
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
Always PAY for pIsobedIenee.

Obedience is economy. DisObedience,
e1ttrG7dkanee. He He VIE dAseheys the the
laws of nature has doctor bill to pay.
BE who disobeys the laws of his cOun-
try has lawyers bill to pay.
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
PUBLIC SALE!

At Klair Bazaar. Every Saturday,
rs to 100 horses of all kinds. Anyone
having horses to sell, bring them in and
get the cash, need not make any special
arrangement. More wagon and harness
than any other place in the State. Sale
every Saturday.
VIM. H. KLAIR.
9Th & Tatnal ST., Wilmington, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
unaIa Ehen.

"De man dat's allus sayin' whut he'd
do if he was in somebody else's place" {"
said Uncle Eben, mos generally ain
doin' muffin much on his own account" !"
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
Chance for an Invention.

There are dolls which say Mamma"
and Papa" Why doesn't someone In
vent a golf ball that will say Here /
am?"-Indianapoli Star.
Middletown transcript., 1916-10-07
Making the World Better.

That the world is growing better
means that the ruling thoughts are
those seeking brighter, better things
higher levels of visiOn.-Max.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-01

zeal,n or go- clocks. watches aaa typsw-stoB T9Lla in body E ouicklr -eacAes she fluest paris oi tfese deHoate mechlnss7ns. lub1ioai- inr than correctly without gum ming: clea1ir.g those par1s and p-eveui1E rust 1aG 25e Soc bot aes Keller Bross sole Skagwsy AgeHts,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-01
EDITORIAL PAGE

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The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-01
NoTCE or ElBcmoN

NOTICE IS EEJEBy GIVEN, that 5u pursuance O. Ordnance No 1a5 passed ly tEe Common Cogu- eL ol zEe C5ey os SkzSw1ys o2 ale 1lss day O. SaF1ells-, 1SOSs E-o- r555EE lo- zUzic1gsg elections 5- the Cls og Sk-EvSys a Eeue-- E- --llg1psl eleouoa NlE De EalE ll ths C5y E4-, C3sy og SgSEwSy. c- CGesdzy- Au-L giL. Gsl6, from s o'o.alk z -l- s5 g C'o5ook a. n o- sziE 5ey, to- Sae 7E-pose as sloct- 5aE one A-zyo-, SIX CoGuGLue1, enc C5Iy Ge-&, one CEy Ccs4sE-er, and one neISe- {J-eGSC7ez3 O. JAe SsaoC BoS-d, and z- ysaich eleduoE tnc e-ecso-s o1 7hs s45G Cry oI SsaEuEy, are 5uvite5 to voso So- C- sra-S tne a6o7Gau e. sections S- 8-s-. sl6 10, CAEHo- SO, sessio1s Laws e the De-lsvly ol AlasRs, gSl5
 -Ee Cual5liCaUOls os aE e.el-- o- as sa5G eleouou shan De as 5o.- 9opas. Al male o- female PeSol over she age os -veuC'-ooe years, s-ho have -ssiGa5 continuously one yos-- ae1 p0eceGluv the date Cl olocGsa 5n he Te--sory O. Alsslza- and szz months g-ScediGE the oatS oE election sn She CICy cf SIaEV~z and uEsS be Czs5zs.,s oI she UuSgt S5Ess. or hose vHo have GeolA7e .she5- 5rca11on So become elsizo1' os sie CE1te5 ScErss and vho h1F' been duly -er5so-ez, PROVIDED: -a= ell zGUlss, male and Female who are 5ziizezs Ia She IuEe. SzoS. CT who have de5E-oG taea
 sucsus5cr to become sutA, and vEl
 ave bona Esde raS6suS .oE tEt ; CE.y a SsRcvzy z-s QualEla5 t, vlose E,- t-sasu-a- CT She Schca 2 8oz-L
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-01
TIE vERY NENT vvn

The UeC- S2uE roU -e1Ut-e az a- -5ssF-< EaEaEve. ~ PUEOL-S' S- uE EFcs--Ns-U-s} -sueEv. 2, Es T1szszEs and EE-eeGhle so rhs EEsta- az vaL zS beng eE5s5t5gE -s> Ese vEE s-ea7 She oows1s open and -aEr1z-- Es7scial1v -ecolnsud a5 E-- rausu and 5AZ6-sl p-5ca 57c snE 5bc S7scSy EsC EO--A-
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-01
VcrERS r4KASE READ

The uuch EElgsE os SECTIONS tbzs ycU z-s 1o -azIcy or CesecS on Sz-- a zs16, are eole6 dCwZ 1s solCVs-
 See5sz & Governs 1he EeZ os oIsi,e and e2eotiOa os NEyo- and l- oogu1E1sz zg sae acI k -zGsisG.
 Sszlar e SPeoE5eS tke duGes ol abe NSzo- lwh5sh are o-&ctSS-l,y chl sane as zI p-SseuS3
 Ssziou B. SpecEfes ShG1 neither seSEEEs g e a OC Ezy Eo-lCl o- szue are s55ecHe Ualess 7asEie~ ly -1zsO-iey e the voters
 Ss=5oc 6 P-ovl5es shas vocss GeG me CEy Cle-k and the CiU T-sasE-e- g shSs portion Q. the zr ls -zzFie5 by the voters
 SsoUaz 7- Specifics thei- re @ecavs 6U1sS Ewasoh are T-a51s- cz,y 1he szme as as p-sseuJ
 Section & SPecles thzs ue1tEe- .sogugas e o- . or any Po-uoI o- same z-e effective unless --J5Iiec y a ma5o-Ey og ths voters
 Er.u are asked 70 vose oz sections s. E s. ana g.
 SeeBoL ID- SHecnes 5hat ai l2-a slma als-rioD 1he names o- 1hs caud55z1es Eo- Mayor Council men CIV Cek- and C1y T-szs-- a- SEAL1L- be -lacsd on -he o5lc5a- h-Eus and Es sections 6 and . are -z-lEsJ -he CEaEld1ses -eoe5T5as Enu rEzhe- vu1ss 5o- Shei- -eSuees- Eye osEaes ShlE e.e dec7z-eE slesc-
 SsSous 8 and c seen the vi1a- ones TO you vsEg 10 s2eE t-e g-svu- Cg-k ana -hs --az-- o- 5c VOL vzuz ths coUosE 10 name rHzm.
 "a ~-u would vosg Eo- o1nE5da1ss a-=-aaS- uE Svu1z-h5es Or N,e-1usl 7- -ra- ro7ulz<y ana do uI con siEs- shof- eE,5sfa1E shsn voVl a-Ers- zbe -a1SeuoH, Eu- rhs e-u--E a7vSys eusgEvozz 10 luro5a; .Tr-7-a-a-z men.
 raC are -ss EH favo- oE Sss- -rls g and e c- 6 and ., o- o. a. S. e and 2 tlDs1 a ask you 7sl'ez H-E CsH5eDsr saCUlE you g-elc- ne Eo- Cf-v C7e-k ro show weu- H-=
 -H0eH so sNll shoUl5 the Sections e-E -s=-53ess ,os ycE- w5Shss l a1s- f-7-a -scu5veE yoa- su1Dc---
 ". R EuG1EET- --reEzsazs F5- .Czc HCfEk #Vr e'H5
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-01

When h doubt aS to lite, surn 10 SA2eeSrssrs
 Ths arcasgsl sows tAe scees. bo@ sslaOm walss for the harvest
 GkA hszvy peaa1ry to pay zEnai ci9u1s assts w1th cur lares
 A reulemAn w-1es honor al the Aens os evU-y unoe-Sasias iu llfe-
 Gt5s celest work is Uau; eo' some men are made in false mould
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-01

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 -n.- aa
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-01
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 r.r HN aRE-ER=F H1sF

Erra- .. srE--. ~ - -r nr-- an-----17~r - -= HEzL
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-01
Beware of Ointnenrs Fer CatsrrS fast Contain MercHT

rs r,s--vry- s "a rurtfV 6es1rsT the Esr- rr Srneu Ec6 coHlgle ceTHhee th whole systsn Uiian ea,triFs v ta s1s .s,s -r-r-Trrs er.-Hares. Suah sfsicles sauusl -lar--- h. ize-2 sHrrarF on Wrezcrll7s f1lis from -r-rtff,sr rfvsicru-7s "a rnc o8rf1Z7 -1,+y. .-ifT .Sc fy cen faiG re rte CUc6 ycu rrr r-ys7,Iv idE1=vc from frcfi- sal s Cssa-rh Cure. uufsctcroe hg t .. .',1,,5.,.- E i-5 wafeFa. O. rorrains no -,s-r,IrT-C ana ss Ta7-en i1te--aliy- actuE ,8i-arflv s4rsar thc hleol arlc r1ucous scr rr-re -sF s-rrs Es-eaeru L1 tsz.vsur zH1ll 's ag,err--h Care be sllne ye1 Fst tne Earg- - -s 4s '-aa-a- 7-lra-rrIsv ard made in '-r,las, ono fry F q Caggnlg C C,o. Ucs rfnarlats r-ee
 S-SF s-y TS-f,c-cfesS F,-I.e Tsc -er Nctt1s.
 Eusss HElas s7uznIcy Flls eur cc,stlEltsais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
gerrain @euinn im G9ampagne aiaritt.
8ransoien aus Ssm GOrbsang aOoIOs aetriebsn.


Berlin, Dia aOnOOu, @ars-Sac 9Or Grcsns gsOcSrc-
9itt uO6d bon ScrOnH III ben Morgn mad arcu SGmpfcn
ben 1enideu in bic SGnOe gefacn
Gcc GrfOlssmelOuus buat nmidc Ssrd Der
Nnmiag Der Oenu Obereu Nceresung 6ctannt ggcben
Waroe NaditcHcuo Der UOlc 9nbai Der Witt6emg
@efltde rte fAnMplab.
oScn 6riih Nbblnnesu, melG gefcrn in nucren SdHten
eraben uOrb6d &mes cnaOungen urSeu na
O9urn Irticc gOrbcreingm onr@ Sabuucnsc wieOer
nnIeren Stcllrugeu binnnSeerieben
am Champagne 9iArift mnrb uuicrc GhnnG weiG Nm
ions be champagne c bic 6ronOen A. Sebruar bctt acu
onrd ciueu cbanssugi uuicrcn 5rnppcu 5nrdObert
gSir nabmcn gue Gfii3ere uuO $50 Mnnu genngeu
YIN Wnn Gpcratoueu i'm or1Reren Naknbc OHidcnO Baben
wlr &oiOuCn nOODd So 6baaOe nig DOrgedObu
Sw Glaos 9itrt murO Sas @rllcrencr oni Oem ptIdeu
ier O 8nee wieOer 6cOnteuO 6aitr Eeid Oem 6lui
wnrOc OaS 6ener init mdhiser SncnOtat iOrtecictt
Bon @cfedn 5wden NnlGrnns bt6mngcu absccicBcn sab
bier feline bOcutcuSca EperatiOnen
Sm gSOeOrc Girtt babCn nncrc Srnppn 6cnc Oscn SaS
r TrcSneS i'm Snrm Die 6ran5OIen banpcn nO
Gin San Der gsctgruc Os 2Orfcs r madrn mcBr ais
800 0canaenc
Gnes uuercr Sudife bat aern Nadt bic Snbn @tnbHemcn
il Bar SC Tnc einem bgcn gOmb nnteruprieH.
N dts MencS bOn It. nnb Saltan- 6rOnt
&eO Gnf Der SaanfrOn nod an Dem 0fu SriessidaHpnt
but Die Osmcuc Gage nd in cua6nusWcr9cr gc OerduOcrt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

2inen weltlic6 bon scr @loas fort9c-
icst.
glodl eiuem lnaemein lebboiten
@ouboroemcnt lit cS Den ocitihen
Gruppen gclungcn, enlong ser 9dbn.
linic IN ser gloGboridoft bon 9ieques
bile Oor5liriiden. Bur iel6en 3cit
ridteten ole Deutil6cn eineu icbr
cncrsiIcben glngriff gegeu Sii8el 265.
Sine gon6e Uipiiion no6nl an oicicm
GoritoB tbeil. Gs gelong Dem 6eino,
oieic So6e 5u nebmen trotoem ooS
5cuer unicrcr 9lrtilleric uno unicrer
Nlnidinen9cmcbrc in ieinen &eiben
iHrdtbnr nufrdumtc.
aSir be6aiipten oos Dori &et6in.
court uno oie @rotten 0itlih bon benz
Gorbeotr @oloc mo Dem Gu-
mieres @oIoe, ioipie oic Soben ser
Cote sc 2'Oie.
Die g(rtillcric 9lftipitdt 0oiertc in
Der lebten 9ta6t oitlid bon scr
Nlaos in Der llmeeblm9 pon Bras
mo Sor0oumont in iebr leb6oitcr
S9eiie fort; ebenio I'M Moeore.0il
itrift in Der @egeuo bon 8rcSneS
lno bel oen Gorferit melhc an Den
So6cn III ienem 9e5irf gelcgen iinO. a
Gcutibcr General 9cfol-
lcn2
2on0oM Z. M1r5. General.
0laior bon 9otterer Der Gomnan.
oGnt Der oeuticben 9(rtiQerie Dor Ser
oun ioa elmer Iepeide aus 9lniicr.
Dam an Die nGrdange telegraph
60" 5ufolJe ouf Oem S6lodtfeIoc
gefalcn iein.
3 III ser Tootcubei 3eppc.
lin 9lngriff
&onoon, T. M1r6 glod) elmer
bcutc bier gcnodten oiiBicaeu 9Iu.
fiin0ieung betrlg Die 3abl Ser 900
ten 6ei ocm Zeppelin glneriff poni
lebtcn Sonntog 10. Gs uirOcn ms.
geiantnlt 80 gomben 6crobgelporfcn.
Sic 9efouitiraduig fiist biit5il,
oab feinerlei Sdaoen bon niilit1ri.
id6er Seoeutlug angerihtct piiroe.
Ger engliihe 0lontogs 9eriht
iagte, oaB IL 4erionen getoOtet rmo
33 pcrlest ioorocn ieicr)
Dic britiiden GoitrGu6cr.
SIN Snog, uia 2onoon, z @lor5.
Eie 4oitia6cn ouf ocm bolGnoi.
icben Ganpier oGeenoiif", wel6er
an Wioutag bon 9lcui. Dorf in 9iot.
ter0nn nnlangtc fpuroen bon ocn
6ritiiden glutorit1teu oetinirt.
glud Ole Roitiahen oui Dem 6ol.
ldnoiihcu Conipier ,,9looroom1
iuclGer am 6rcitog BON 9lotterOoni
nod1 Seem 2)orf obfubr mo in Sal.
MOUTH onbielt, iino pon oen britt.
idcn 9e00roen aiiigebolten uoroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

mel0et.
aSdris, Z. Dldr5. Die ocutihen
Snfautcric 2Iftionen iiu0 III Der sc.
gGio noromeitli@ bon &eronu lpie6cr
beoGIteno lebbaiter geiporOer, imO
oie Gcuti6en 6o6el ouf oieicm Gbeii
Der 6ront eineu be0clltenoen @riolg
crrimeen iuoem iie in Dem Cor,
beaHr @alOe, Der iiiomeitlid bon scr
Cote &c 2'Oie oelegcn iit, ieiteu SUB
faBten, Dies miro IN Dem offi5iellen
Nbeno.9ullctin oes frml50iilc6en
arieesbireeuS gencIoet, ooS uie
iolgt lautet.
uSn ben grgonnen, in Der @egen0
bon 9lbocourt bobcn iiniere Spe5ioI
@eibiibe cincn oeutihen gleroplon
bcidoiieh ser innerbolb unierer 81.
nien 6cro6iieI. 1ic 6ciocn SnioiieiL
pelne beioe rerpunoet iporen ipur,
ben Su @efoneeuen eenadlt.
SSn Dem 9e5irf peitlih bon Der
91oos ooucrt ooS 8oniboroenent Der
ibwereu @cidiiec init GROCER Snten.
fipit6t fort.
Sn 2oufe oeS 1ogcS berOoppelte
Ser 8cino ieine Suionterie.9lftionel
III Der Segcito 3piiHcn 9ctbincourt
uno Der Mans. Dieie 9(ugriffe MIR.
ben 5uriidgelpieien, obsciebcn pom
Der @egeno oeS @oiS oe Gor6eour,
lpo es Dem 6cinoc selouo, ii6 icit6r-
ieteir.
GcitliA BON Ger 0}oos ornneen Die
0eutiGen nad enereiihen glrtillerie.
9orbGreitiingeu III cine unierer SIC,
Ooutcu in Der 93ddborid)oft oes 8ois
on &orooumout elm aus Ger iic ie.
0odb nnmittel6or 0orouf 0urd einen
@eqcuateriif unicrer Streitfrdiir
luie0cr biiiuuSgctricbcn ipuroen.
Su Moebrc 3iitrift 6cicstc Der
0eino Dos Dori aresnes; ober crit
ilodl ctnenl Weted)t, neld)eS ibnt be-
oelttenoe @erluite foitete.
Sn oeu Sogeien bobeu mir @erfa
oes Seinoes bel 9ifienbo6 oitlif
bon @liiblbad mo ieinolide S6ut.
seiigr6bcn III Der @egeno bon g9ntt-
miller bouibaroirt.~
&eutldbc ne men Siigel
265.
9}0riS, 7. N1dr5, pio Qonoon.
Gos iron80iiiAc Grieasbureau tiui4
oist in ieinem bentc gladuittog be.
fanut gcgcbenen ofii5iellen Gomnui
nique ii6er 0ic Gntiuidlungen oul
eer @eitfront on ooB oie Gcitihen
Den Siieel 300 eingcuonintcn 6oben.
9lotbite6cno Ger pollitonoige HSi4
bolt Der Diittbeilune:
ISM glr9onnen.Iiitrift lnodtc oer
,Setno oen @eriud], bel SouteGbcbou.
hec cinen @linen.aroter 3u beiebcn
er ipurOe ieoocb rnier 5euer 3uriid
getrieben.
llniere Nrtillerie bot oos 9onl6ar.
oement ser fciu0lihcn &er6inoungs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
Stellcrbeireinna

0ie Bill. luclde sic Stcuer6cfrci-
ing bon $500 oii 500 reoiBiren
ioltc. pliroe 10 nluenoirt. BOB ieoes
Gollutp iiir @ountp5pefc ben Shritt
einiiibren farn ober iiir sic iioot.
lidc 8eiteuerling ullroc feinc 9lenoe
ring crlaitbt. 9cfnnntlih protcitirt
Baltimore gegen cine glenoerlmg,
meil 0ie Steuer oii periouliden DC
iib nidt cineetriebcu weroen fon-
nen.
@iinitig cinbcridtet.
Gic 9i0 ocS 0rn @cGonoug6,
lpouo6 oli Nliidun9ei bon aoffec
nit Gisoric Oieie Ebatiodc oeOrudt
ongebrodt weroen milB, tuurOe eiin-
itig ein6eribtet mo 5iF Oritten Sc.
iiing beorOert.
Gin &cto 0cS @oupcr.
ncnrS.
Sine Bill ocS Nru. Serpi6, ciuen
lpciterm S9o6l6e5irt in 9meoonp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
gIrrnplnn acrit6rt.

@iobilc, 9llo., s. @Gr5.-Giier
ser CUR 8Deino6nlc am @}nroi @ras
entidnoteu S0Oro. 9lcroplonc wilroe
ecgeu Ocn 0lnit eines inn Niobilt.
5luB Dor gufer lieaen0en Shooners
aei1leuoert uno oollig 5erit0rt Gct
2eufer oes Slug6ciigeS, 2ieutcndill
@. 8. @lc9onnel bonn 0lorine GUT
idjiifercorpS, entfom inuerleBt.
Ger flcinc @iffoIo.
@irt6: o@orum 6dn9t oenu Der
@anoipicoel 10 Ueit o6cn 6eriih"rT
S6er: oCcu benubt Der @i1iolo
ols @eriitop CT pill ndnlih int
mer Oie Siii3iere beim slang titnll'
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9ciierreid III Der Submarine 6ragc
5inucn0en
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idiiie ieinoli1er g}otionen ols9riegS-
idiffe 6ebonoelt peroen feline 9lme.
ritoner gefbroen miro, ole oli San.
oelsidiiien fricaiiibrenoer Aotiouer
iabrcn
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Grwa0Jen?
WrOR6ritannicns Stirtc
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ben nliiiie.
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5oatc oub oen Siiijieren Ser britt.
lAcn S,onoclSilottc ciu warncS 800
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Gid aelcot. Gem 8rdiiocntcn
miro in ichnen llntcr0onohmscn
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SanO ocloiicn.
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Dit 1r0isIatnr.
NO6 fcinr Gntl9riOung
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GOmittg baItem 5iIammcn.

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Counties uertilat lpiro. Cine
Ic6baitc Scene I'm llntcrhollIc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-11
WESTMINSTER

Herman Bond is attending the auto.
mobile show in Boston.
Theron Turner of Weston spent Sun
day at S. 6. Rideout IS.
George Howard will move soon into
his house on School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Walker are
spending week in Boston
Mrs. W. s. Fem, who has been seri-
ously Ill, is improving slowly.
Fred Hodge of Marlboro, Y. H.. was
weekend guest at E. c. Wellman s.
Miss Grace Leaman has a position in
DR.. Blodgett $ family in Bellows Falls.
The communion service wiz be OBJ
served next Sunday in the Congrega-
tional church.
Mrs Arthur Bemis and son have re-
turned from week S visit in Chester
and Windham.
Miss Mabel Wright of Mt. Hermon
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Margaret Wright.
Deacon Osgood Of Bellows Falls sun.
pied the pulpit Sunday, in the absence
OF Rev. \. E. Ward
Miss Florence Metcalf was a guest
in the family of her brother, Ralph. in
Hnsdale, \. H., Sunday.
Miss Mary Fem has returned from
her visit III Palmer, Mass. Her sister.
Mrs Il. X Harris, came with her.
At the town meeting Tuesday a vote
was passed to exempt the Grange prop
erty from taxation for the next 10
years.
On Monday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Willard entertained party of
50 guests from Bellows Falls and West
minister.
George Geer has been engaged TO
work for w. s. Fem the coming season.
he viii occupy his farm house on
School street.
A. j. Tate, who has been in the en-
pioy of Fred Davis the past year. ex-
poets to move his family to Brattle-
boro next week. The entire family viii
be greatly missed, both in church and
social functions Mr.. Tate fills several
o11lees OF trust, besides being superin
tendent of the Sunday school. Mrs
Tate has charge of the primary de-
partment of the Sunday school Claude
ana Marion are members of the y. p
,. e E., Claude being president and
Marion secretary. While Westminster
loses by their going Brattleboro will
surely gain much.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-11
WESTMINSTER WEST.
Patriotic Exercises in School.

Vermont's 125th anniversary was
observed by the schools Friday after
noon with patriotic and historic exer-
clses. The Westminster West school
held its exercises in the town hall. A
bulletin was prepared at the office of
the state commissioner of education
IN Montpelier by RolIo G. REYNOLDS.
giving a long list of first facts
about Vermont and Vermonters. These
were committed to memory. One bow
recited the list of things in which Yer
mont leads the world, another the list
IN which Vermont leads the rest of
the United States. Each pupil in turn
reclted about some Vermonter who was
: hrst man. in various WAYS. Gov.
Gates s letter was read as was also the
act of the United States admittiny
Vermont to the Union in 1871, the first
state to be admitter after the ORIGINAL
10. The exercises were very interest
ing, instilling in the hearts of the
young Vermonters love and pride for
thelr native state. The teacher, Miss
sarah Nelson, rendered music on her
victrola.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-11

William Durham is i'll with grip.
Mrs. Mary Buxton is visiting in
Keene, \. II.
Hariand Goodhue is suffering from
an attack of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Landman of ia.
maica We're guests last week of Miss
leila Rugg.
Miss Hester Holden closed he,
school in Wihamsville Friday and
came to her home here for the vaca-
ton.
At the town meeting in Westminster
tuesday those III the west parish whose
term OF office expired We're reelected
They We're: Selectman, E. G. Butter
held; road commissioner, C. II. Reed
school director, Rollin H. Rannev.
Fred Harlow, who has been work
ing at the home for the Aged in Brat
tleboro this winter, returned home
Wednesday to help his father through
the sugaring season. His cousin. Hen.
ry Harlow, went to Brattleboro Tues
day to take his place.