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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
ROBERTS GRAND HIGH PRIEST
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Closes Its
Annual Meeting

BURLINGTON, June 17.-Masonic
week closed yesterday with the annu-
al meeting of the Grand Royal Arch
chapter of Vermont James r. Roberts
of this city was elected grand high
priest to succeed Harry J. Stannard
of Barton George Tilden of Barre was
elected deputy grand high priest and
William H. Brewster of Middlehury,
grand king. The new grand scribe
is Charles A. Lang of Montpelier.
c. w. Whitcomb of Proctorsville and
Henry H. Ross of Burlington were re
elected grand treasurer and grand
secretary, respectively. Other officers
are: Grand captain of the host,
Christie B. Crowell of BrattleborO;
grand principal sojourner, Allen D.
Ball of Ludlow; grand royal arch cap
tain, George F. Root of Newport;
grand master third veil, A. S. Harri
man Of Middlebury; second veil, Rog
| err s. Pike of Rutland; first veil, Rich
ard J. Fitzgerald of Montpelier. The
| district deuties are: George o
Mitchell of st. Adams, E. B. Cliff OF
| Fair Haven, Charles n. Mcmillan OF
Barre, Raymond A. Pearl of st. Johns
bury, Fred A. Carr of White River
Junction, Merritt +. Sornborger o.
Burlington, William w. Sawyer O.
| Bellows Falls and Andrew Z. Sulhan
of Morrisville.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17

dairies in Rutland, Bennington and
Windham counties have been ordered
to ship no more milk into Boston, as
the result of a rigid inspection of the
barns, creameries and other dairy ac-
ccssories by Inspectors 0 'Hara and Col
Inns of the Boston board of health.
In some instances the farmers have
complied with the orders issued by the
inspectors as to certain changes which
would allow the milk to be accepted,
while in others the milk is being made
into butter and sold in Rutland and vi
cinity or shipped to cheese factories.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17

lem of finding roomier and better
adapted quarters.
3" A citizen of Brattioboro, who is a
breeder of Holsteins and a member of
the association, realizing our necessi-
ties, came forward with a proposition
to furnish for our exclusive use, a mod
crn tre-proof building, designed espc-
cially for the purpose 10y an architect
who is also IIolstcin breeder and n
member of this association and most
familiar with the office requirements,
by his service upon your board and as
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17

At the recent annual meeting of the
association in Detroit President d. d.
Aitken said with reference to this
building in his annual address:
''The rapid expansion in the volume
of business attendant upon the registra-
tion of pedigrces and the general work
Of your association has led to the ne
ccssity of larger quarters in which to
transact it and has caused your direc-
tors to give consideration to the prob
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
COLONEL FOR HUGHES?
New York Conferences Believed to
PreSage Harmony.


NEW YORK, June II. -- The dove
of political peace lowered abidingIy
yesterday between the camps Of Colonel
Roosevelt and Charles Evans Hughes.
Its Auttering left no doubt in the minds
Of political observers that the way is
being paved for the colonel to come out
definitely III a short time and announce
his intention Of lending his support to
the election of the Republican nominee.
A series of conferences throughout
the day between George w. Perkins
and Governor Whitman, the one
representing the colonel. the other, Mr..
Hughes, doomed up significantly in the
prospect for harmony. Both conferees
reported to their principals the prog
rcss made, but neither would talk for
publication when the discussions ended
not long before midnight. Enough was
said, however, to indicate that the wei
come is being prepared for the return
Of as many of the Progressives as the
colonel may be able to deliver when he
returns to the fold himself.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
WOUNDED AT FRONT.
vermonter Seriously Injured Fighting
With Allies.

ST. JOHNSBURY, June IT, - Mrs.
George Gibbons has received news of
the serious injury to her son, Norman
Gibbons, of ST. Johnsbury while fight.
ing with the allies in France. A tele-
Ottawa said he was wounded in the
fight in Flanders and was in a hospital
in France. Young Gibbons enlisted il
March last year from Edmonton. al
berta, in the 10th Canadian Battalion
and has been at the front since las
fall
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17

chairman of your finance committee.
- Your directors have accepted this
favorable proposition and contracted
to lease the building for a term Of ten
years, and there is now in course of
erection an Office building which will
meet all requirements for years to
come, in which we may all take pride,
and which viii eliminate all questions
of risk of loss by fire and materially
decrease the cost of insurance. This
building win be ready for OCCUPANCY
in . few months. -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
WILLIAM H. TAFT SPEAKS.
Ex-President Guest of Hon. Theodore
N. Vail at Lyndon Institute.

LYNDONVILLE, June II. - Grad
uating exercises of Lyndon Institute
and Theodore n. Vail school of Agri-
culture were held in Music hall last
night.
The program included numbers by
Lyman G. Merrill, Rita L. Bole, Leslie
n. Clark, Grace V. Gould, Hugh M.
Kirkland, Blanch L. Stevens, Leon p.
Elliott. Diplomas were presented by
Hon. Theodore \. Vail, president of
Lyndon Institute.
Mr.. Vail had as his guests ex-Presi
dent William H. Taft and James Will
son of Iowa, ex-secretary of agricul
ture. Both addressed the graduating
classes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
Retail.
Patriotic Pat.

Pat Murphy, long may he live, was
standing at the corner of High and
Main street yesterday noon, when a
stranger to the city approached him
and asked, II beg your pardon, sir,
but could you tell me the shortest way
to the general hospitaI?''
Pat looked for just the fraction of
a second as he sucked at his clay
pipe, and said: ''Shout three cheers
for Germany
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, June 10, Miss Susan
J. Fox, IS.
In Seattle, Wash, June IA, Willard
Weeks, formerly of West Halifax.
In Putney, June l6, Frank Dickinson,
48.
In Nottingham, June IL, Edward L.
Wheeler, 40.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
MARRIAGES.

In Cambridge, \. Y, June IA, by
Rev. G. W. Baldinger, Walter Frank
Henkel of Schenectady, n. Y, form
crly of Brattleboro, and Miss Minnie
Hill of Cambridge
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
MILK BARRED FROM BOSTON.

Nearly 10 Vermont Diaries Fail 70
Pass the Inspection.
RUTLAND, June II. Nearly 40
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The annual picnic for members and
friends of the Universalist Sunday
school will be held on the Valley fair
grounds next Friday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17

English factories manufacture about
100000 needles each week
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17

Carnations SOC doz., roses 1925 doz
mapdragon 25c doz. c. y. Bond,TeI
231-N. ADV. 95-t
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17

you have business relations with this bank you
correspond with with view establishing them 1t will
pleasure demonstrate the character of the
render
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17
1916
1882
SATISFACTORY SERVICE

To unthinking individual, all To
poor who the and attention wordered
his
there appreciation of the rendered
ignition Of the fact that there are BANKS and banks
During thhree existence The Burlington Trust
Company has endeavored perform satisfying service for its large
deposors the evidence
and steadily increasing volume of daily
its books 1t has the its
rivals the banking business but only such consistent
merit the of its Although corporation
has mutuazed its character by sharing its with its de-
poors by the payment of extra dividends and in other
undertaken render the satisfactory
possible
attempts supply every the
vdua within the of sound and udcous banking 1t
suggestions and honest criticisms and continually
legitimate demands from borrowers
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-17

Excursion to PIattsburg June %. Sec
al on page 3.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-22
miOer(prdd6e!

Cine 5roge FAINT ms defenders i4per 81 beartporten 9s, ne
rrflGruna QeutihIanos al gegien geoul6et babe, haB mir meterpn
orosen goren fene gaten baten fogen lofeI NIT Der 9ehalq3fllne
pereinigab baB mir sur See ME 81 SanOe oa 81 lfpaas9eruIa Fa@'
amerifa aebort niht sNben @ldhteh Die 1889 Selgtens Nanralfa
aoronfiert bubek> SIS sebt uns oIio gr ndts an perf 9A9ea i
Sonaerobfnnmen NIT sem Ereibun0 ans ibr beralstrat mo NIT letne1
gerbrnoeten in 6en aonfGt gegen ole burd Dies Sonoerabtommef be-
noftpiliate anoere @aruntienoht fam. Ser Rooiebelt bebalpht spar
0trd geurtt ar Saaaer aonpentiou ieen mir Mttbetbuser 1eoer 9eu'
trolit0t aenor6en, aber er bat fem 8ort gegen Die geresung Der grlo
dilheu Neutroitdt 6urt england, o6getb ~grtefenlnno aus elgeaen
g8iuen neutral ien Mil rnb tn6e5ug uaf aorfn orrb ReutralfmSgaraan
tien aeltltt mar. gennt ne gegien. Limb lntolge oeieH genaA epenlc
ourd bic Soager abmodungen.
sen 8ortfibrer Eoot bat af Ser Stem gorter Staasfonbenttot
nht etnmal cine idorfe &rnit gegen Die 9erPbung unierer egenen y@ut
t~roIitGtsredte a~efur0en, be ms bod nd5er fegeu ioateu als gelgtena
,Reftee. ltn0 gegen Oiie Observation-Disclosures baben MIR Od en-
ier eriohes, iehr pirfiames mo gan8 u~u6Itges 9lttel, Das Grbar86
gtr brauhen bios oamit 81 orobeL nm ioorigen ertog 81 babet
@arum peB Ser Boot uno peiB 9err aooiepelt onpon rI4ts'
sse[ Elm Gm6orao Sobn q. morgan & 60. nno BEN 9hnition8fabrte
ridts en6ringt, ionoern 4rofte a~bifneioet. &arnnt tit er 10 entfllts
fiber Gelgiens Derleste 9fedte rmo 10 ier tlr bic 8gmebrung Der Sdtfl
mo ser 1ruppen? Sell Is Sobn g. gaorgan uo Dem 0lntHonstrmt
Migionen enbringt.
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DEFENSE AND SECURITY LEAGUESr

Is befebt fene @efabr. onB bonn aonqreB cine groBee uno 3unGft
senigenbe nulitdrtihe uno maritime 9ererdhat Der gereiuigten Sooten
Derpeiqart meroen ruir6.
Srosoen meroen aaer6ano ginoe mo 2igns nit bteem patriotfdeu
@etoie In os 2eben gernen, UNI iofort nit Rifungan mf ben @Im gu
treen, Die gan5 europa i6erbieten iolen. g8t ioaen oa8 groBte Seer
uno bic grdBte 5lotte betomnen- Die meHten ltnterieebooe uo Die
ne1ten 6ug3ege.
9a peroen cine gobp 2eague unb cine Sectional serurtp 2engue
cine american 9efeue 5odetD, enc Greater @rmD 2eogue, cine getra.
Ito 2eague unD mer DetB me btIe onoere mebr geItoffen. @ber aaa
fno lie urprungib 5dopmgen BON 8obn A. 9torgnn &go. i'm Sn
terefe GHganOs uo Der 0tnitons. uno Observation-Disclosures. sic geben
eigeue UidqaSne beraus, .American Gehnie4 uno Che 9ational 9epnif
0igat". Sat in le0er Staot Inn in ieoem groBesen Grt i'm 2an6e rpgen
tie 5r Btl0ung mo gruennng non aomnees an, 0enen d~npueDoren Der
Oargeteat miro.
Sn g8o6rbet lit es meit nifts pehr ds cine fGge lm0 geIttdh
SnOenHeaung 0s patriotiden @efabs Der gurger fr So1n q. Dor
gan & Co. engmo mo pen Munitonstrut Der fir 6ortoauer bi
2ieeruhgen Iorgen nil. 90be geben mir germ 81, ooB bee, Die nit oa
auspabi Der lofalen aoHitees beralt Fno, nidt a9Hen5 lpelhen 3uefer
tie oieuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-22

6lctte DnteL Som's al ~reparieren,
piepiel miro Die perGeiitrte gIiiflcse,
Die @ilIon baben modte, UNI Die
boien 9eltideu Wores 81 Iebren
foIten2
6ran Wln. ggiliou lit beute friib
am 6rabitiifstiih einem &er5leioen
erlegen. sic mar uneei1br 6S
Sabre alt.
g. q. @urneb mohte 9elesot our
NepublitnniIhen gtational aonben-
tion meroen. or iagt ,er lei Elm
RepubIitoner alter Mooe obre SD-
pbenS ODER anbdngiel. gr claude
an Shus5ou uno 9orbereititng gum
arieg. Inn Srie0en 81 bnben. Or
iagt, Die alispdrtige Bolitif tinierer
Regierpng babe 3ipiihen irreno uno
Der0anhnensuiiroig seihpdntt. Gr
iaat ober ni6t gennll, uis er ban
oeln tpiir0e. Gs lift uur gut, Dab
Serr @urneD 10 iret BON irgenb mel
den Sppben ooer ionitigem anb1ng.
lei lit, ioHit ipiir6e CT Don Der p6re'
mont Sribitne" ais San0esDerrater
gebranomarft peroen.
Ole 9ferOe bon ). g. Wiorebouie
idettten. n1brenO iie cine 2aoun3
sen 5ogen, un6 ais Der @ngen llfn-
idtug. tr1ig Serr MforebouIe Der.
Iebungen om aopie 6aDon.
Scott Trigbt lit nit ietner jun.
gen 6rau bon Der 6Od3eitsreile du-
Enlightenment.
6ruu Iasmas GeEiet bon SID.
ueDL Mont, neIhe bier bGi 8aitor
Senien auf geitt peiIt, lit al DipB-
tberitis %erfranft
5reniont @runOeigentum miro
Oieies Sabr ol Is 8ro5ent ieines
@erfnufsipertes eingei6ast peroen.
Sobn Mc9lu1ter, peIdef IN benz
@ebauoe iiiolid pom Baltimore sos
tel ein 3inmer bat pur0e beilte
frib oprh ben 8nuh oes bremen.
Den @ebduoes 70 tart betdu6t, oaB
es MIR NIT Mii5e gelng, tbn Dor
benz 8erbrenneri 5u ifitbeu.
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6armer, nartens CHRIS. Ma0ien,
aus %unierer geohborIdoft beldieoen.
9or mebreren S5obren geriet er lit
Die @dnoe driitliter auafial6er,
Del4e ieinen @eiidtsausIdlag fur
yarebs ~40oftorteu; Die fSoloe mar
bic bollitdn0ige 3eritorltng oes sc.
iidts, DeldeS er beit1nOia bebedt
baden muB. Sect lit Ser geprilite
Wafa 0erbreferifher Goftorei, IN
9raba in eirlem 9oipitaI, noIelblt
eirlige Glide ieiHer Gippen entferni
mur6el bic 6oIgen elmer gerIesuna.
Die armee bon aof0ionten. Ole
fh bierielbit fir ons aaaemeine
@obl bes goIfeg opfern noaen
idDiat tdglid an, mio miere oelf,
iden Bdbler ionten goriihtsmaB,
regefn trefIen, oaB fie nidt 6urd
auileu un0 8nfOihatteIn ben rihti
gen @eg berfeblen.
Gin fIarer 6im1tlel init berrIGeH
Sonnenidein iiber unlerem 5aupte
aber Dred. Cred ulr0 nodmalj
Gref, iO6aB bon @erfe6r irgen0 mel
DER 1rt feline gieoe lein fam, abeI
Guh ieIn g4Ifes BARN bat, 6aB 0ai
unbeimlide gebIode Der automobiL
~eiHitneilen Deritrmnlt 1T. uno II
oieier Hidhing feline nnIGae all Der
8eidnen iino. Se0o6 lit Is plas
Deiie nod ldlIipfrig; oieies mllbt
Sobn 2bies, Elm an Die Stqot aresl
8en0er 6armer, d~lisifnoen, als d
auf ieinem @ebofte ouf Dem Gil
0usglitt un6 ieinen linfeH arJn nab
0enGnbeaen hrod' - cr aser r.
frditiser Mdtn III, miro er, irena
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-22
Nus Nebrasfa Gitb
anb nmgegtaO!
f6. Gebrunr.

~ NN1kAALs
aIes, mas iroiih mar BON 2poia
@oritler, Der armfentp1rterin oes
Qincoln Gmitoriums, DeId)e boIelbIt
om Sonntag t0tlife 8rnnoDmoen
erIitt, oeneH Sie am 9onnerstag err
lag, murOe am 6reitog, nit Bin.
men nno 4rdn5en beoedt, Der gr0e
iibergeben. Mebrere aomeraoinnen
Der @erlingIldten ans Dem 5anito-
RUM iDtpie piefe q~lisDdrtige SSreun.
De geERiteten Die ir0ii1e 5hae 81 il.
rer aubatdtte.
Mife Gamol0, elm oagemein be.
f~reunoeter 5orrler Hdbe unierer
5taot, unter5og iidl In einen Sma.
Ea @oipitaI einer Operation zines
0eDddies an Der 5daIter, pelne
nit giitem grfoIg alsgefiibrt Uur6e.
Die erite fofboIiiHe CT. Soiepb.air.
de IN Hod Greet gre5iHft nur6e am
9ounersfog beinabe Elm &au6 Der
Mammen. 9eute mareH 6onit Be.
ih1ftigt, @eltripp 81 n%erbreHnen,
oIs eiliae Der SSlHfen 0ns ShiH0el,
bad IN 6ener iesten. SeoOdj gelnna
Is elmer ~gimerSe Brigade, bnsieIbt
seiiig Su Ioid1en griOeK aber III 0as
Tl1nere Der aird)e. beloHDers 0as
Aliarbila, 5on AsoiIer bdha0ial
ip6roen. es iff SieIes nldt Die aieiti
arknnte airde oaIeiblt.
Gin idiDsres Shidia[ 1T einen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-22

ongelongt, berIor er ieineu Salt iinb
fam ms autihen. Der gat5e Berg
mar init elmer Gistruite be6edt, 10.
onB err in fur5er Belt nit fur6tbarer
ShneaEfeit 0nbiniolite unO 5lUor
a6iuefieln6 nit Dem aopf rno Oann
Sen fyfBen suerIt. Crit nndOem er
1uF 0ieie 8eiie ettpa 1850 SUB 5u-
riidgeIegt bate, muroe ieiner antid
partie 0irf einen StadeIorabt3aui
Saft qeboten. @liidfi9erneiie fam
CT obne iegIife 8e'h60igung onbon
als SRI. Gtbel Slougbter I'M
biefigen Gfatine Ginf nlf &onIdu-
ben lief. fiet iie unO brad babel ooS
Naienbein.
Sei einetn BerTud CT. gaiiett's,
nit Ieinem automobI einen in Dol
Ter 5abrt befinoIiAen StraBenbabn'
uageit ansuhnIten, 500 oas 4uto.
mobi[ ben &iir3eren unO tnuroe gum
Geil s%ertrnmmert. obne ie6o6 Die
Snioiien al perleselt.
9err @. S.oltc, einer unierer al
telten 9eltihen in hieiiger Stoot,
lieI infolge oes @Iatteiies bel lei
nem Sous, nobel CT einen Shd0eI-
brud 6aoontrug. 0d er bereits 50
Sabre alt if, stpeifelt man an iei.
rem Qufonunen. VI. Us.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-22

feline unnorbergeiehene GinmiIdun,
gen borfommen, balo mieoer inter
ieinen 8efaHntcn erifeineu.
IS ifn0 bier mebrere u8oIfs.
Ereibiag0en@ ongeingt, uao omar
ihon bor Idngerer 3eit, obne bnB
cine folhe itottfon6. Gs miro na-
hirIin INNER Dem unaugenebmen
Metter 5ugeidrieben, ober Elm alter
Bionier bierieIblt min niiien, 0nb Is
bier gar feire ioIte Eiere gibt. y
Gg berri5te bierieIbit felt Idnge.
rer 9eit elm @rriift bon gpioemif
ron aapbenoifitis@, io0ab man @e-
iabr lief irgeno melhe Sdmerseil
81 offenharen. Sect lift ieood Elm
Carl Bcterion geiterH aus Dem bieli.
gen 8olpitul e~ntlofen, tpelher trot
elmer Operation furiert tpur0e.
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gcrutt cud BEL eintaufen nui
Die sGriblne@. $
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8ie in friiberen Sabren Slide
rel, 70 lit eatl5 beiouoers iest
r9ateIn" gum Golungsnort itnierer
6rauenpelt gemoroen in Der freien
3eit, bic fie ibren 8flidten abge-
uinnt. ltn0 oorin bot iie aud aedt,
oo man ia obne groBe giilbc uno
Soften etnas Sdlones un6 bod at.
aIei6 geislides fir ieine Greun0e
joer f6 ielbt GeriteQen fam. Gu-
Jei fommt i6r oils gutter giateeber
nIer Bud $40. 3 our Silfe. anBer
20 beri6iebenen neucIten Mlultern
9on gaIien ODER Sods iino iebr
rieOltde leidtan5ufertigenbe Nititer
ION 56als, 4untoifeIn, 9ed6eu,
5anOtoj6en, Saubden uno SiIet.
rbeiten BARN eiltbalterL pelde obnei
rage groBen 8eifaa fin0en fueroen.
5aumen sic nt6t nit Der geiteIlung
ieipr Heneiten ausgnbe.
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llenR 0rOres!
Wtluioitert etftbrtHgt

a8 Die .2ufaunio" torbe0ert porben mar uobm Serr 8iion gan3
Gls0rndih 0en 5tnloplnft Elm, Der @ruuo 3u ienen ginfpruh lei Der,
oB Die ,2uftanin@ nift beuaffnet geDeen un6 troBoem nht gepornt
moroen iG. ge 6roge, Oh fgpaHnet ODER ntdt mar 10 nidiig fur Germ
silon, 0aB ioer nit geriftfder Gtnhutterung beorobt Dlroe Der
geieben gu baben bebaupde, oB Die v2uiitania" @eihuse fibne
GetiGl1no lRB Damn Die 5roge, oh oRes Sfif bepaftnet ges
pein lei, AMI fd beruben, nm Die u2ufania 4sangeegen9et aus or
&eIt 3l itafen- limo nadDem oas gedeben nr, erGeB es ene @rs
fIdrung. Die NIT Dem BON grafbenten eiugenommenen Stanoppntt, Dob
DIE gapafnungsfroge ansfdlaggebeno fb IN ooQem etnfIong tnno.
g erfldrte, es mer6e ieoes bepafnete fenoGfe Sfiff obne peihres
torpebieren, oa Die 6eidlngnobmten brniidn abmiroltdtsbfebIe ben Nadf
pis crbrdften, DOB Die gepaHnung gum angrtf benust neroen ioae
Sun it's mieoer nidt rett. 9at Ser 8iion bonn brtiittt gt
idahr nene gefeblc er6alen, ME er ais gutter 8erbun0eer Den trhidea
3ufubren Ole gsege fni gu 1aHen babe?
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Reaisteitea aas Sofia!

9es WDiHeS.
Serr emil Sfnabel, I07 6. Iue.,
fat lest bic gertretnng Oer Gmaba
sribane. @ir bitten bic 2eIer, BEN.
Iel6en Nenigteiten aus dirden., Der
Gins. uub 5amilientreiIen sutommsp
III Infeu, iuelde beriel6e 5nr Ser
5ffentIid,ang in Der 9ri6ane i6er'
mitteIu iuirS. and nimmt Ser
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G%mpfans.
@edtsantDdlt Som GeIers ntofjte
Staotritfer meroen. Or 1T ais frei'
finnieer Mtann uno Geino Der wIu'
der befonnt.
Die SauliDdblen unb itGOtiiha
8rimdr . 4ablen faaen in Oieien
Sabre n1if oenielben gag, namlid
oen 10. M1r3.
1rau Geo. gonrn0i. 6. itio lin
periitD abenle, beipirtet ben a1rten
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tag Den %. 6e6ruar.
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orei @oten in Chicago in @e
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l%egenbeit bate, Die 8eburtstngsfeiel
6es GeutIfen aaiiers, Deronitalte
bon Geutiden uno SeIterreidiia
ungoriiden @ereinen. nit 5u be
geben.
SER Conrad Mnter0 uno Sobn
meroen IN aiir5e einen a. Gleiiher
Inoen ersifnen uno 6iuar BIB 2ocuI
Strnbe.
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1871 eSpars gt.
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Sort. usber Birioert 9elegatef
Der 9, 81. 6. u. oiis ben neridie'
benjten 0rten oes 2an0es iino bic
CUR Sabre. aoupention D%eriommeIt
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maribaq 5ront Straner beging i
5reHioHf aH 6reitag ourh gridic
zen SeIbltnlor0. st binterldB
auBer Der Mitfue bier feline ainoer
Snitings. Slmer6aIb elmer Stnn
be tebrte am 5amstag Der Stord
tei 5fuei Shpetern Elm. 3tierit Be
iderte er Der 9SnniIie MilIiom Sen
orids Elm Mdodjeu uno nid]t lang
onrnoh Der Snmilie Anhrrn
ISdmiot eitien anabeB. Npioe ia
miIen incbnen in BET RadboriGait
m~.u H,.L e. nF -,
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gng Boone, Soma.
Boone, Is. 9Fe6runr 1916

Bm. @ooop BON SolisDiae. ap.,
tDuroe babel ertappt, ME en- bon benz
ileren geb1li0e Der 5irmn @oppin.
GER &aHowerfs5eug uiio on0ere Ga.
den ltahl. CT tpproe 81 10 fageil
@eNhapts bgrlirteilt.
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nit tnapper 9lot benz Eooe, ais CT
non ieiner sIrheit nod .nnirie fam.
lin ben Nea ab5ufurSen ertfetterte
CT einen boben Berg, bod fat cbeH
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cent, eiH ITeine8 gsIuhstIsio. in biefsn
faae pernenbst man 81 8rassH unb StuIs
Ben fueIs. Geibt. fodbrsno BET Baf6fof'
fen cine ftine gatiRlorte an praitH6ftsH
IH. G6nittmuIer fHb in Grobsn bon
2-44 9ruFpeite erhdItltd. IN Mote'
rial essrauat man so Darbs BET "A 3OGI
5teits.
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gdtnne, 0sati&s.

aommt AZ 8. 5G anmOfr fir
beten 9irEbnrgcr ais. aeraEhesten
ea.fffdb &eieHyftffer. HiSr sinS
EGnaes BADEN ruir ard eQ oer.
faiffen. 20T iaSHde f3. 5trnbe,
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geFeIIgnasonpsifuns.

DitIe Iluiftr tper0en an trsenb
cine QbreT. g.gsn G%inTenouns bss
grei5ss geItidt. Mon seb, 9umrsr
unb Gr0b. unO DIE pplls Goreh,
jsutIih gsi6rie6sn an unb fHids ben
Coupon nsbF 10 Cents fir ieosa
1tilsIIts Ulufer an ods
Omaha Trubine Pattern Dept
1871 0pwarb e.
The Harrison times., 1916-08-12

free Community Sono Service conducted Mr. Ben Andrews
accompanied M Free admission to the court
yard Free Water Old folks Young folks Big folks Little folks
Everybody come have good time and help the school
The Harrison times., 1916-08-12

The Porter-Price Ladies Store.
Dresses, Suits, Millinery, Hats.