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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-11
NEWFANE.

Walter Rowe is at work for j. D.
Maher.
Albert Phillips was at home over
Sunday.
Miss Elsie Newton spent the week
end in Springfield.
Henry Knapp of West Brattleboro
visited Sunday with his brother, George
Knapp.
The six teachers in town attended
the teachers meeting in Brattleboro
Friday.
George Jefts has finished work for
J. D. Maher. He went Friday to
Springfield.
Miss Airline Gray, who had been at
home for a visit, returned to Athol
Saturday, where she is attending the
high school.
Bills are out announcing the sale of
the f. C. Benedict residence in this
! village at public auction, on Thursday,
June l, at l p. m.
Mrs. A. H. Farnum, who had call
to substitute last week for one of the
teachers who was i'll in Wilmington, is
stu teaching school there.
Mrs. I. A. Dewitt and little daugh-
ter, Charlotte, spent the weekend with
Mr.. Dewitt at Mrs. Butterfeld s, re-
turning Monday to Chester.
Mrs. C. w. Mock and little daughter,
! Clara, went Wednesday to Roslindale
for visit of 10 days with relatives in
that place and Boston and vicinity.
Earl Davis and family, who have
| been for several weeks at the home of
his father, f. E. Davis. in Londonder-
ry, returned Monday to their home IN
| New"ane.
Clifton Pratt, who has held a posi-
ton for some time in one of the Iarg-
est hotels in Greenfield, has recently
leased hotel which he is now run
nng III Old Deerfeld, Mass
The Rebekah lodge has decided to
hold its annual banquet this summer
but no date has been set. Mrs, Lizzie
Gray, Miss Nellie Pratt and Mrs. Cola
Nido have been chosen as a general
committee to arrange for it
After re-organizing for the wear the
Larkin Social club held its first meet
ing Friday evening with Mrs. w. T.
Bruce. The program for the evening
included contests for which prizes
were awarded. After the social hour
refreshments were served by the host
ess.
y very pleasing entertainment was
The Squire 5 Daughter as played bv
the Townshend Dramatic club in Union
hall Monday evening. The drama was
a good one and the actors well chosen
for the individual characters. 1t was
very well attended considering the
rainy evening, as was the dance which
followed. Refreshments were served
IN the dining room by the local Re
bekah lodge.
The committal service Saturday
forenoon at Woodlawn cemetery for
Mrs. Cora Miller Roberts, formerly of
Aewfane, the wife of DR.. George \.
Roberts of Chester. was attended bv
many former friends in this village.
Rev. Charles w. Mock oficiated. There
were many beautiful flowers. Mrs.
John NJ. Miller and Raymond Roberts,
Charles Miller and family, and Mr.,
ind Mrs. Luther Houghton, who were
present, remained for a visit with
Mrs. R. R. Rhoades, all returning to
Brattleboro by automobile in the af
ternoon. DR. Roberts returned ia
Chester after the service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-11
WEST TOWNSFIEND.

Miss Beryl Lawrence is at W. A.
Lawrence 5.
Misses Bisbee and Warner attended
the teachers convention in Brattle-
boro Friday.
Miss Phillippenia McKreggan Of
New York city is spending some time
with friends at A. L. Howe's
Mrs. Ella Grout, who had been spend
ing some time at her home here, has
returned to Farley, Mass.
The West Townshend Grange CON
ferred the first and second degrees. up-
on small class of candidates at the
last meeting. Deputy Gleason assisted
the master in the unwritten work. At
the next meeting, May u. the worthy
master will confer the third and fourth
degrees. - -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-11
SOUTH WINDHAM.
Benefits of Cooperative Buying.

The members of the Windham Pota-
to Growers association have bought
for use on their farms about 50 tons
OF agricultural lime, about 80 tons of
fertilizer and many new farming tools
and have marketed a quantity of
maple sugar and syrup. chiefly syrup.
by buying their fertilizer and tools
through the association they have eff
fected considerable saving in cost.
Several new members have been add
ed, as they see the advantage of CO.
operation among the farmers along
these lines will result in great bene-
tit to them. 1t is predicted that in the
near future there will be not only co
operative town organizations but a
large county organization which viii
be of greater benefit, as by one agent
buying for all the county much better
prices can be obtained, both for things
the members have to buy and to sell.
". l.. Tenny, secretary of the asso-
citation, says: eve are sure that if
every farmer in Windham county
would take hold and boost we could
make Windham county the banner
county in the state, and this is what
we believe they are going to do"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-11
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Waeh the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food Into stomach.
Says Inside-bathlng makes any.
one look and feel clean,
sweet and refreshed.

Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like You do on the outside
This is vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorb impuri-
ties into the blood. causing illness,
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce Of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce Of waste material must be
carried out Of the body If this waste
material is not eliminated day by dav
1t quickly ferments and generates
poisons, gases and toxins which are
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream through the lymph duets which
should suck only nourishment to sus-
tain the body.
A splendid health measure is to
drink, before breakfast each dav. a
glass of real hot water with tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it,
which is Il harmless way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels; thus cleansing. sweetening
and freshening the entire ahmentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach.
\ quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs but very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to make anyone
an enthusiast on inside-bathing. Men
and women who are accustomed to
wake up with a dull, aching head or
have furred tongue bad taste, nasty
breath, sallow complexion, others who
have bilious attacks. acid stomach or
constipation are assured of pro
nounced Improvement in both health
and appearance shortly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-11

Mrs. Walter Rand is gaining slowly
George Riggs of Townshend is at
F. II. Robbins.
Miss Phillippenia McKreggan Of
New York has been visiting Miss Eva
Howe.
Cola Howe has been visiting his
brother, Bert Howe, in South London
derry
J. n. Shaw was at the home of his
uncle, j. c. Whitcomb, in Townshend
Tuesday.
L. S. Axten and daughter, Mrs. H.
L. Gould, were at George L. Garlic
ton 5 one day last week.
Miss Berniee Smith and Miss Marie
Wellman attended the teachers con
vention in Brattleboro last week.
Mrs. f. H. Robbins has received
news of the sudden death of her cous
III, Charles Duncan, of Globe. Arizona.
Mrs. w. A. Farr and two daughters.
little Elsie and Miss Leta G. Gibbs.
visited relatives in South Londonderry
Saturday, May 8.
Some from this part of the town at
tended the Glehe Mountain Sunday
school rally at the Center Thursday.
May i, and report line meeting.
The Glebe Mountain Telephone Co..
at its annual meeting elected the fol
lowing officers: See, w. L. Tennv:
treas, L. +. Jenison; directors. F. IL.
Fisher, W. L. Tenny, A. Q. Chase.
Mothers Sunday will he observed
next Sunday. The pastor has prepared
special sermon, and a special invita-
ton Is extended to the mothers to
come and bring the little ones. \ cor.
dial invitation is extended 10 all.
The church held its annual meeting
May + and elected the following Off,
GERS: Clerk, ". L. Tennv: treas.
Mrs. L. T. Clayton; trustees, A. j.
Baker, F. II. Fisher; rep. com, f. H.
Fisher, w. l.. Tenny. p Contois: jani-
tor COM. Martha Robbins. w. 0. Jen-
ison, Mrs. \. Howe; auditor, Effie NJ.
Fisher.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-11

s9lgA!Id sc p5At9s 4ou eArq oqM
AULie ss!MS 7ql u! sIooWo on eIg 9IoqI
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-11
CHESTERFIELD. N. II.

Miss Eva Davis is keeping house for
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Coy.
Local fishermen have been having
good luck catching smelt.
Beatrice Thatcher is greatly i'm
proved from her severe illness.
New cottages are being erected at
the lake on the Ware property.
Aida Post has returned from Wis
1T with friends in Massachusetts,.
Charles Spaulding has begun oper-
atlons on the new state highway.
W. X. Ware is greatly improving
the John White property at the lake,
Mrs. Spaulding attended the meeting
of school boards throughout the state
at Concord last week.
Leslie Hudson has sold his Harvey
to George Amidon, who has
several men completing the houe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-11
BONNEVILLE.

b. a. Prouty lost cow last week.
l.. IL. Burbank sustained a shock
Monday morning. DR.. Thomas is at
tending him
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolster visited
relatives in Wardsboro and Newfane
from Saturday to Tuesday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-11
"Watch Your Step
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1VVVVVHNo93sHH YWW0MWHlAAxaM
10 all those that suffer terribly with
sore, tired, aching feet, the least jar
q or misstep causes untold
VIZ agony-but immediate relief
/Yj(TA is at hand for there is one
tk@SA remedy that has never
JR &s--E9 failed to help sore feet.
GEETtI No matter how long you
0SvH Vii have suffered, just get from
VI any drug store a bottle of
Minard's reliable, creamy liniment and
use as directed-for instantly you
viii find that nothing is as effective
for your poor, sore, tired, aching, per-
spring feet-and you will wonder at
its magic. 1t never burns or blisters
and stains neither flesh nor clothing.
1t is clean and economical to use-and
will surely help you.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
u9enticblanb" og Bremen.

Set tpife un6erban6sfib>
"Denticblan6", onfom forle6en Dag
til 8remen efter / % Doge at bape
ttlbagelogt 0e 4,200 5p1nil fra
Baltimore.
Sra &j9benbabn telegroferes, at
Hnoerbonosifibet Bremen" en- of
De fgrlte Dage anfonrn1er til Mme-
rita. 0}en fra &aag be66er 0et> at
Bremen" bleb bol6t tiIboge, til
vDelti icblan6" bar fommet iiffert
bjen1, og 1an1ti6ig 6err1reo erflerer
en engelif 5fibsfaptain peo fin Mn=
fomit til Seem Dorf> at @nglpn6er-
ne bar fapret Bremen" ser M f.
geS at ligge forteiet / Dobers-
&abn.
&ba6 ifo1 man @runben tro?'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
DanBk / tABknu, @intt.
Gn np Sfoleplan.

9e 0onife 9lifoD % Omegn
bor lat meget i11b poo at foa oereS
8grr gipet en- goo 6anlf 9folegang
Ser bpr bele Gi6en peret en- EimeS
Donif / bber &lasie bber Sag, og
6eSn6en nogle Maone6ers 6anlf
5fole aarlig for mango al @grne11e.
5il 6er bonlfe Sfole bar Menig-
be0en bolbt 2ereri16e, meoens SC
oQglige &inner Maret runot bar be-
ret gibet al Common SfolenS 2G=
rere og 29rerin6er, bber / 1tn
&ldsfe.
geu fal Der 6og begDn0eS paa en-
6elpiS MT Oro1ling, 1om man mener
bil gibe eronu be6re l10bDtte. Set
bar 5anfen at bpgge 5folen Dob
belt iaa flor, iom oen er, 90 Den
n1eo fine 4 itore @foleituer ct for
lille til oen 1to6ig bofien0e 8prne<
ifore = ser er bilt ITO ifoleiegenoe
8grn mi. @oo iful6e Ser forelpbig
anlettes 2 2prerin6er til; ser bar
/ flere 91or ppret en- 29rer (Srin=
cipoD og 3 2prerinoer. Mf oerne
Elan bliper 6en li6}te 0el - 6or=
pgelien at 29rerfrnfter11e gjen=
nemfert / glar, me6ens 8pgningens
u6pi6el1e n6l9ttes til ne1te glor.
Ser lejes laa 2ofale til 2 @fole-
ltuer, ioa Ser fan bol6eS Sfole for
6 &lasier.
Set np ne6 &enipn til 6en 6an=
Ife l1n6erbisning bliber mi, at Gig
rig .9itergoarb, ser tioligere. orz
bejbeoe for Me11i9beoen, faar Bloos
iom 2ererinbe 6e1 offentlige Sfo=
le og ser 1fol tage alt Oct 1o11lfe,
1aa Sc on6re fife foar noget me6
set at gjpre. Sum 1fol nnoerpile
bper &losie en- Tine bper, Sag
Donf.< Men 6esu6en ifol BUN for
tplle 8ibelbiltorie og meooele Sen
friltelige 8prneleroo1n til qlle Sc
Bgr1l bbis 6ornl6re 6nifer Bet. -
Oe1ne 9el of lit Mrbej6e uof9rer
bum for Me11igbe6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

Man bar gonife biit biotil taget
for giDet, at ser bnr u0brl10t &rig
u1elle1n De to 2onbe; men en- @r-
flpring I .iaa &enieerr0e betragtebes
,iom oberfleoig, ittbtil Stolien forle-
oen ienote @ielpetropper til @alo-
nifi for at itette fine Mllierebe i
oeres &unp MOB tpife 9ropper !
Wfafebonien.
0ffieielt itoo Stalie1i og &pif-
lan6 inotil / Spnoags paa penfa-
:belig 500 n1eb binonoen. Men =
Oct bar fun pfftcielt!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

oen> er oct i Ylanternes Snteresie
at fon11ne ino unber Il. g.
p Befoltningen poo 9erne er
; ;1teret lterft, lprlig iioen 1880;
II for Mar fortiettes Eilbagegon~
gen. Mar1oger al iocial og 1noralif
Mrt iom birfer me6 Sc pfonomilfe
Morioger GFrisfalo) til at ifabe en-
Bprneopoeligbeo al forfer0e16e 9lrt
og til at joge Sc be0lte al 9fegrene
til Saitlan6et.
(sSorti. paa SIDE A.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
2iebfneebts @trai forbpjet.

9r. &arl 2iebfnecbt, ser forle-
0en i6gnteS tre6ibe Maone6ers
6p11glelS1traf for rSorreoeri", ap=
pellere6e til Sperfrigsretten Ser
lin, iom 1i61te l1ge life Blot itoo~
fplte6e nn6errettenS 9on1, men
D0erligere 1f9rpe6e 6troffen til -
N}oaneoer iomt 1efS Mars Gob al
borgerlige gettigbe6er. -
Den intelligence Operfrigsret BE-
1too at en- Marinefoptajr, to 9o=
pofater, to Mojorer, en- &aptoin oe
en- 2eitnant &9ren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
9amf 6olfeiamfnnb (Frepepal9).


g}iels 0llens Serrnin 1om Sefre=
ter og Sens @regerlens ion1 &e-
{tpreIl lesmebIem en6er SEN 81. 0e=
cember 5. 81.
&re6jc og Gnfelt=M =Me6le1nuer be-
bes berfor at lte1nme til Hrpbe=
bolg poa Me6le1nmerne til n9pnte
&olter / &eltDrelie11.
&elultatet al Hr9bebalget moo
bore mig / @en6e iene1t Den 20oe
,Shober 5. 81.
Menominee, Micb., 250e 9lugult
1916.
81. $. Snrgens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

Il llereoe / Manbogs bapbe oe
fire 1tore Sagforet1inger belluttet at
laoe strejfen begDnoe Oeanoag ben
4 5eptenlber.
0enne @elut1ting bleb life en=
oret' Tom SeIge of Ereiioentens
Gale, og 6a Disie 2inier ifribes, er
az 5orbonoling mellen1 oe ltrioen=
0e @orter ita1,oiet.
Set fer iaaleoes i 9jebliffet no,
Ipn1 on1 @treifen er uunogaaelig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
st 6pjre=6Dusp,tnft.

5on1 fortelig pntalt bar Srof.
g. 9. Bircf / ~sSpllanospoiten"
ifrepet en- lengere grtifel ON 91al=
get. San flyer:
IS bette Spgrgsn1aal ct Der biS=
lc &je1osgjerninger, man fife maa
tabe al Spne:
y 9erne giper @tatsfasien ct
un6erlfl1b, Ser ree1t er meget 1tort,
men noget ifjules al Set beitinoiife
2otteris Erobenu.
. Hlantogeejerne bor iioen 1884
bopt 6aorligt l10bptte of 6eres
&lantager> baooe pao @runo al
riftstefniif l1n0erlegenbe0, af Out
ferpriiens Talb (i116til 1919 og al
BEN iom 6pfge al 9erneS &ono=
mongel bgj1t 1pinge110e &prbp1t> Ser
bar ofbpngig al Sen meget barie=
re116e oarlige g}eob9r.
9lf 6isie tire 9lorloger CT Sem enc
- Sufferpri1ens Sol6 = life le11=
gere til Ste0e, i6et 4ri1en er 911=
0r4 / 6ob9r of Mantageejerne, i6et
9formalpriien MI ligger en- bolb
@ong b9jere ems 1902.
- Slunterne aflGtter oeres &oa=
iuffer / Sc 6orene6e 5toter, ser mn
er Get notl1rlige Sl1ffer1norfeo. =
6or ioa bi0t Il. g. 1p1res at billie
nnore lin &olitif til at be1fptte
@aaiufferet 5teoet for &affina=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
Wptrukkfnhf krtBf
Sperrig .pg Gnglanb.

Snerrig % Gnglanb.
! S jibite Summer al 8labet gent
gob hi ct fj9benbaDnlf Telegram
ON, at oe>1 ibenife &egjering bapoe
a1ole11bt en- 8laabog bebrerel1Oe tine
poltale llopere11s 1tenmel1er 1ne6
England.
9eu bor sen engelife fegjering
gtpet Sbor pao Siltale be6, Selge
ct Eelegram ira 2onopn, at offent=
liggjpre bele SEN paogjpl0enoe 81
.plo111ati1fe Observation-Disclosures.
So Sir @bparb @rep Sen 2. Mu=
quit forlangte, at 9Derrig if11loe
opbgre meo at fonfi1fere engelif
Hoit til &usla1o, frenfom intet
.Sbar fra @tocfbolm: s 5te6et for
5par u6ien0re BEN ioenife &egje=
ring fin &leobog.
5ogen> ser bar 1tor SSntereSie
for oIIe ne1>trale 2a11be, begpn6te
sot beffe Opm9rf1o1nbe6 Decem=
Der +. M.> 6a 6en 1benife Minilter,
/ 2onoon, @reb @rangel, protelte=
reoe moo engelif 8eiloglpggelie al
&oltloger> ser bar paa Sci mellen
5berrig og Mmerifa; @repe11 gjor>
5oe beb 6enne 2eiligbe6 gieloe110e>
ut &oitfager, 6er pasiereoe Sber
rig poa Sci nellen @nglano og
&uslon6, bilDe blipe tilbogebol6t,
meoninore @nglar6 1tan6ie6e lin
8elagleggelie al oberlgilf Hoit pe0
&irfpoll.
5enere me6oeIte set britt lfe
l16e1rigsn1iniiteriunt 6en ibe11ife.
9lmbaSlo6e, at man SEN poognl..
6en6e: amerifanlfe Hoitforle11oelie til
5berrig bob6e. f11n0et 109 Noffer.
@nnn1i, Ser for1nentlig bar foriig=
nere6e til 6ir1noer / Tpiflono. S
set bele = n1eo6elte set britilfe
l16enrigsn1inilt = babbe man
Deo l1noeri6gelie of &affepolte1 on=
boro i peofon1men6e @fib forltote=
ret> at en- Ere6je6el af Sen beito6
al oblolut &ontrabanoe. Santi6ig
bern1eo be11ltille6es fra 2onoon, at
Sci i1ogleggelien bor beretiget, og
at mon 6erfor naatte forlonge pje=
b1iffelig 6rigibe1ie af 6e11 rusii iife
Eoit, font @perrig baooe beilog=
lagt.
0a 6et BRITTLE l16enrigsminiiteri
Inn fre1n6eles i11tet bprte fra @tocf=
bolm, true6e Set r1e6 fre1nti6ig at
pi1le tilbogebol6e al 1benif ober=
1eiif Hoit n6en l1n6togel1e. &ertil
be1nerfe6e @berrig ioo, at oe en-
gelife @lofa6ebeitemmelier life. fun
oe onbenbes oberfor Hoit1oger 11n=
6erbejS nelle1n to neutroIe 2on-
Be.
S en np geote beb6e6e Set britt
ife Observation-Disclosures fin gfet til
at 1tan6ie &oitforien6elier un6er
@enbisning til 8ete1nmellen ON
ufortlatte &eiier". Minil lteriet er=
flpre6e> at 6et bar oberbebilt on
oe engelife Brile6on1lt lto1es @etfpr=
oigbe6, men at Set life Sc ito mini
ore pi16e biie fig tilbeie1igt til at
b9re gunitigt 1ten1t oberfor >Sor.
lag, lon gift u6 poa en- Mfgjgrelle
beo &ol6gift efter &rige1s Slut
ming.
Dette git @berrig in6 paq; men
oa gnglan6 gnife6e bisie 9Gn6rin=
ger Sberensfomiter1 1nente @per=
rig fig = iom n9pnt / ii6ite nge
life forpligtet til at boloe 9lf-
talen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
Sibite 9tpt pm >. D.

@igbenhopn (pia 2onoon), %:
sluq. 2anbstinget bar forfa1tet
2ppfornaeet mt Sc ba'1if-pefinoiife
2ers @ale til 9lnerifa.
Opeultaoe,,be Gelegranl Der Of
fentliggioroes Gom en- &euteroepe-
5cbc) mange 2anoe, er lite 1nlo
0pcrenslte1nn1elie aneo fplge11oe, Der
oq1oo ben 25. Slug. aflenotes at
Ms]ocioteo =&orre1ponoente11 !
&iebenbabn:
2anbstineet bolbt lnffet Ntpoe I
Gftermibbass ug pebtog en- Sellnt-
niua om, at bpis @pprssnaalet om
%eitinbiens Sa1e life fun nbiettes
til efter &risens @1mtning, 1''aa
set ofsjpres peb np &issbasspals.
syur 8elntninsen iten'te 80 Meo-
Iemmer - Z bur impb. Sre Wteo=
Iemmer itemte life, % tretten nar
frapGrenbe.
5pm bore 2elere pil babe let !
port 1io1te Summer bar Den pelt1n=
oi1fe Sag peret meobirfe11oe Aarz
1oo til, at Scr bleb Sale ON Sam
uellen al ct 11pt Mtnilteriunl: &o11=
oen onn1ooebe oen 19. slug. Yort1=
fererne om at begDnoe Sorbanol1n=
oer n1eo .!&enblif poo Donnel1en at
ct uporti1f 5omlingsminiiteriun1.
0m Sen pioere ll6bifling at
9onmorfs politilfe &pre meooeles
Ser telegrofif:
4ipbenhop11, &c. Slug. - Tor'
hanblinaerne om ct Samlinssnnint<
5terinm er itanbiebe, ford &pjre oe
&enitre life mentc at f1nne etter=
fomme Sc &abifales og Socialoemo<
froternes &rap furifjellige &et=
nimger.
&onieilsprribent 3able bar nSs
lteot en- @rflrrins, bpori han tiger
at MI %als til &igsbasen Ct ltselaa
nnmbsaaelise, iom 9annelien at e1
Samlinssminiiterium er nmnlts.
&onsen fur / 9ag m1obtaget oe
forifiellige. &artifprere | glnbtenS
pa taffet bem for beres 8eitrebel=
1er ipr at ppnaa Gutgbeb. Sam no=
talte i'm bpbe 8eflaselie oper, at
nlle 9lnitrenselier / iaa &enieenoe
bar hit Jig at pere frn9teslpie.
s Seltinoien er 8efolfninger
mere emo billig til at lqoe 4erne
1plge. ,&eron telegrafereS:
.1@t. Gbo1nas, 81. Slug. - &olp'
niranbet far bei1nttet - efter en-
itemn,is %ebta9elie = at anmoS'
9ammarfs 9fesjerins pm at iGlge
2erme. Sc pebta9ne Setemmelier
blep tele9rafiif fremienbt til 81.
nansminiiter Gbb. 8ranbes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
61rrjkp11, nrr trnrr.
III Mnsling ipnes forsiepes.

Den ltore 5trio nelleln Sern=
banelelifaberne og 6eres 6unftionG-
rer er en6nu nafgisrt, og ifipnt bet,
6a 6isie 2inier 1fribes, Ter u0, iom
ONT intet Torlig er nruligt, t9r mon
0og boobe, at 5trejfen bill funne
S 26roags afrejlte $50 Sqgfor-
eningsle0ere fra 8albingto,1, 6a BET
iaa u.s. lom ONT alle 6orban0linger
bar ltranoeoe; 0is1e Delegereoe bob.
Sc = for en- 1tor Del = oeress
Weoet at afgjbre, bborbiot en- 5trej<
fe iful6e erfleres eller life, og til
bageblipen6e &olfeger fit 6ulomagt
til at u01en6e 5treifeorbre / Eil=
fploe of> at Observation-Disclosures IT.
fe ifulbe finoe fig foraariageoe til
at goa in6 poa 8relioent @i1io11s
foreiooeoe 6orban0lings sgrun0lag.
Iiolig 26r6og @ftern1io6og be-
gDn0te Hrelt0enten at un6erbo116le
me0 fre1nrogen6e 5enotorer, og
berbeo antD6eoe ban Wmligbe6en al
at benbiie Ben fempemnsiige glr=
bej0sfonflifts Mfgi9relie til &on=
greS1en; bon be1ltille6e til @eno=
torerne Geetplan6s og &ern at u6-
orbejoe ct 2obforilog, 1on1 gaor li5
poo at garantere SsSernbanerne en-
Torbpjetie i Tragttafiterne, ipm pil
{bare til Ben Mernbgift, Ser beteg-
nes af Sagforet1iaeernes &rab pm
bpjere 2an1ing. Gn6pi6ere boboe
Erpitoenten tanft fig, at tbmngem
%plbgtft ifrl0e funne onben6es, og
at &ongres1en bpr pehtoge en Sob,
1om faiti9tter 6enne.
@fter en- tire &barters @onference
meo De to @e1atorer figrte &rp.
.f6ente11 tilboge til set Sbioe 3uS.
og man forlpgte boo6e fra esern-
baneiclfabernes og syogforeninqer-
neS SIDE at faa bntn / Eolc, men
u0en &elultat.
S Sgn6ogs me6oeltes fra @o1b=
1a1gton> at Ser funbe tenfeS en- Mu-
ligbeo for ct 6nllesmp6e al @o11=
gresiens to &amre for at orpfte
oen banifclige Strejfeiituotio1r.
enonl1 flere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
forloo &obeolta6en> og ct uopolg
beltooenoe of "a .Me6lemmer be-
rapnoigeoeS til UNDER ingen Om=
ltenoigbeoer at i116bi1ge / 5orlan-
genoer om &ol6eift. =.
@trejfeiituationen er mi blepet
@je11Itono for &ongresiens Sber-
oejel1e, i6et Hr91 1i0ert @illon Tirs-
oog Eftermio0ag iommenfalote be1.
ge Gon1rene til ct 6pllesmq9e ga
9oo DEM en- S0perligt ober @onflif>
tens 6orlpb til Soto.
&reiioenten be11ltilleoe lin Go-
lie, at &ongresien beotoger en- 2op,
Der goor u0 poa at n6bi6e ecSy11ter-
1tate Commerce Commission, iao
oen bliber lat / @ton6 til at Iple
mere omfatten0e Spgober emo nu:
en6bioere, at set pe0 2ob be1te11-
mes at Sttettn1esoogen in6fgres
1on1 iurioiif @olis / @pprgsmQolet
ONT Observation-Disclosures 9lrbei6e
og Senning; fre1ne6eles en- Sob,
iom bemDn0iger Brp1i6enten til at
uor9bne en- &omrnisiion> ser lfal
fontrollere Ottetimersoogens prof-
tiife &irfninger la1nt lopfolte Be.
ltenumeller, bporefter Sernbonerne
beo forbejeoe Sragttafiter fan bol=
oeS ifooeslgie oberfor Sen Weeru0-
gift, iom 9eormolarbei6s6agens
SSnof9relie oil betDoe. &rp1t6enten
benltilleoe iluttelig til &ongreslen
at beotQge 2obe ON beti11get tpun-
gen @ologift og @e1npn6igelle til i
militert 9jeme0 at luoe g3egierin-
gen obertage &ontrol oq Drift of