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MARRIEp.

Honolulu. August 90.
1916. A. P Low Of Watlaku. Mani,
and Miss Anna V Tons OF San Fran
cisco. Cal. the RI. Rev. Henry Bond
Restariek, bishop of Honolulu, OF
St Andrews cathedral officiating;
wftnesses-James. F. O. Yapp and
Tan 70 ..'
in Honolulu, August
%. 1915, Joseph Y. Ting and Miss
syn Yum Chins, Rev Samuel x. IA
msicpiH, ass stapt pastor OF the
-Kaumakag ili church, Pa'ama. offici-
at:ng. witnesses Miss Esther ka-
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on September to San Francisco.

on September to San Francisco.
KATAWE--In the Queens hospital
Honolulu, August q, 1916. Mrs.
Mary Kaiawe. of Vineyard. near Lii
Ia street. native OF KohAla, Ha-
waii. 80 years old.
KAU-In Honolulu. August -. 1916.
Lam Enu. male. native Of China.
a mel ant by trade. AGED IS years.
Rody hUrssd today in the Chinese
Pauoa cemetery.
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II was officially denied at the
Treasury Department that Secretary
MeAdoo. would succeed Charles A
Ramlin as Governor Of the Federal
Reserve Board. $685.. ...:.
An English inventor has patented =
Gevice to push printers hands ont
of danger while he is feeding a platen
presS ..a@ -.-..zE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-23

Two million persons are al work in 4O0a mum
tionS factories in the British Isles X is not sur
prising that explosions occasionally, hut this
immense war machine gees grinding out mate.
rial al an undiminished rate. An explosion a day
for a wear would hardly crippled the British now
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-23

AZ the prospect OF a possible or probable victory
'I the Republican party in the coming presiden,
.| election looms before the ''outs" applications
.Iin 10 be filed for places in the service" They
1Nber 5000 already and the campaign is yet y0nng.
@1onld the hopes OF applicants be realized then
would begin for the presidentelect a process some.
What notwithstanding as well as wearying He might
'tn have to say some OF his best friends as con,
I<ssman from Pennsylvania once did Following a
|IAt for postmastervhip. To the Defeated randi,
late he wrote: "Dear Joe. You have my heart. I
ave the postotice to the other fellow" Christian
kclence Monitor ":@ =
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w, l.. KRISTEN is in Honolulu to
establish branch Of the publishing
house Of P. F. Collier & Son. He ex-
poets to stay about six months.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-23

Charles A. Rice has retired from political can,
didacy for at least two wears, Will l.. l.. do like
wise?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-23

Says a headline; "BulgarianS Take kastora
Possibly an antidote for Poison,gas.
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Gen. sam johnson might order the National
Guard ont after those wallabies
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PERSONALITIES

ATTORNEY HARRY IRWIN has
returned to Honolulu from business
trip to- Hilo
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limo and Ernest T. Goo.
SANBORNJOHNSTON-In Oakland.
Cal, August -. 1916, Donald San
born Of Kaunakakai, MelOkai, land
Miss Mabel Johnston Of Oakland.
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tIIIILfNTIINlEMQ

THOMAS G. BLAKEMAN. Met
Vile. Montana, Mrs Brakeman ana
have been away from Montana for
several months and We are anxious TO
set back, We lave. seen considerable
of the United States lately, but we
could NOT hear to pass M Hawaii
when we we're so close as the Pacific
coast. even if Montana is consider
ably nearer. -..
r, W DAVIS deMuty sheriff IA
neole: After rGesorio EndoHo had
killed peGro NoIasco he said he was
carrying Nc sutonfat'c pistol that did
he dee3, for target practise don t
thnk he NEEDED any practise. SO fag
IS we knew every shot he fired struck
the victim.
Of strategic and general military
Importance, better 10 inspect them at
close range
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BARRIERS Are on Strike" Next:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-22
&amiHsm.

ltaitr Agent ia SamiItun lit Ssrr
Qbnarb Hru6, 449 Glib GHmfte Ctr,
Bril- Sci. 476.@ q. Some 4boue
1851 u.
Or. 2onis s. Srehtlirie Duroc
mn @ittmod in Der Sabresperidmiip.
lung Der Geieaidaft 5ur gefamp!an9
Der Suberfrloie IN Columbus 5all'
@iseprdiiOeitten eefpablt.
Gas friibere apngrebmitgIies
Gtauiep 6. 8opoIe BON Cincinnati
niro beiite 9lberto inn Seim Der elfs
fcinen ansefintoigten @ortrog iiber
Merifo balten.
aompaenie g Ses orittet SSsil'
fanterie- @caimeits Der Electromagnetic
bon Ohio lit iest auf ariegNt1rte g.
bradt,
9as jabrIide SdulI. Eicnie Der
ct. Gtepbamis @eneinbe i'm lus.
iel,Rgsparf erwies iid als elm prat'
tiger grfoIg.
- 9us 9eerabuib ses ON 9isns.
Tag REINFORCEMENT Serrn. s. Srant
NlumuleI iinbet Bei,te Rafmittas nm
8 lbr inter Der 2eitung bon Yaitpr
@olbred)t bon Der gp. ct. Sobaimes
airfe in Oil Samiltou aus mif Dem
GreeHpocb Sriebbof ftatt.
- ErdatIein Roie @immcr, Die OIL.
,nutbigc So4ter bon Serrn unb Grai,
Gaiper @immer, bon $50. 40S Gin
@ Gtrabe, unb Serr @lireb 8ogel,
elm anQeltcllter Der @entel. Wtarge-
bant Company, tptiroen geitern Mor-
gen nm $50 llbr BON @ep. 9iebl il;
Der fir oieie 8eronIaiiung pradtig
geid,miidten ct. Gtepbam,s airhc
i'm 9eiiein ibrer Sreunbe nno Ser.
iporbten ebeIih bcrtunhen. Mls
@raitinngfer fansirte Srdillein Yall.
line Ieer, unb oils .@eit @an" Der
8ru6er Ser 9rmit, Serr Sobn @im.
mer. 1ad Der fird,4ihen 5eier iano
I'm sSeim Der @ltern Ser 9ralt cin
Grnpfang itatt. Gas innge 8aar miro
mad Der Miftebr bon ieiner Sod.
Seitsreiie on &ob Ipenue rpdbnen.
= Seitte Rad,mittag finbet oas
8icnic Der &inecr Ser fatboIiiten
ct. 9eters EDIBLE fiat.
Serr Chris. SoIoofer, nelfer
,iidj inn Mtcrcp sScfpituI elmer @nsen.
pperation ~unterapg, fomnte nod Saitie
Hiriidfebren.
Ter TeberaI MspbaIt Company
ron SamiIton tpurbe Der $4,000
Gontraft fir BflaIterungs-Irbeitr
In @an Wert iibertrugen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-22

2siiinser. aOnrab Slider. glid. an
esier, Sulius Corn, anton Glen
mann, @nbrefp Nlssisr. Ben Meuner,
@uftap aarls, Jobn Mertt ii. unb
Sohn Wausbarbt.
. DAMIEN Serein 3 abenia".
prdiibsntin: Sophie 9siiinger.
8i5e : prdiibentin: Sophie 5rieos
man.
prpt.s Sefretdrin: Igotbe 5dubler.
5in.sS stretdrin: Gliie Riebe.
S6aBmeifterin: M. Wsinsdrtner.
Mitelieber: Srauen M. gderle,
M. aed, Srep, aatb. 9eiiinger, Bic
TOR Mafetun. aopp, Solrerba9. 9bes
refe 6rib, Nsmus, @plmer, Meier,
emie. Gbel, Mrbosait, Glifs 0upps,
Msrtt. Ben. or. Sdubler, Dels DIM
ger, GderIin, !Serrsl, Mattinssr unb
4ait.
6err emil Sobann peterbuus, IL
Wsft 9ibertp Strabe, tpurbe als neues
Dfitglteb poreei6laeen uno betien Np@
plitatipn ben .6erren gmil Selferss
reber, @rnit Bemp lnb Ben. ael.
Ter sur unterIutung iiberpieIen. Oh
bier erfrantte Mitglieber ipurbe bic
iiblide llntsritiibuns i'm gstrase bon
1874 ausbeaahlt. Der 8erein beidloB
ii6 an benz Sicnie BEG SeutI9en mi
Iitdr : lint. : @ersins, am nGhiien
Sonntag in Shades @rnpe, al bent
isnisen beg gaperiI9en llnterit. Der
ems gum geftsn beg Silfsfpnbs. am
Q. Suli in blades 9rope, iopte an
hsm Samilienfsit beg 9aperiiGen
Mdnnerdors, am Is. Suli in Reids
ratb's part, bouadbli9 unb an benz
ieniaen beg RbeinpfGlaer lint. Ser
eins am 4. Suli i'm Clifton Garten.
Refpport, ap. mad Srdften gu betbeiz
Iieen. Sir grfriIdunaen Bel ben
sritsren bret Seitli6teiten purbsn
entTpretenbe @srpiaiaunaen aemudt.
Sie Ginnabmen beliefen iih auf SD
unb bic ausaaben auf $45.50.
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2ofal 8eri4t.
8abif@er 1lnterft. sgserein.
mirO ben arisssnOtbIeiSsnSen i'm
engereu @aterlanb mtnbeitens
$3.50 iibermittein.
Die er uIs lleberiduf Bel benz jung
ten @OIfsfeit ersielt bat.

Die ecftriee @~eriGmurI1rng bes Ba.
btideu unterititsungsoeretns, Die IN.
ter 9orfis Ses Braiibentcn Scrrn
Gus. Gmig un6 nit Serrn Sobn Die.
boIb aIs SetretGr in SIamm's Sale,
@dc GIber uub McsRifen @nenue,
ftat.fanb. bratte ben sabIreiten Din.
weienben bic aneenebme Rodritt,
baB bas 8olfsfeit, bas ON II. Sunni
CUNT Better Der Observation-Disclosures
I'M engereu 8aterIab peranItaItat
purbe, ciuer l1eberifuB Don etrpn
$1265 ergeben bot, peIher getrGs,
nadbcm cinige nod ~aiisitebenbe 30.
itcn eingegmgeu iinb, auf $500 itei.
gen biirfte. 9arnah pirb es benz
,@ereiu, Der fton Iestes Sabr $500
aa bic @rosber3oein BON @aben ais
Eraiioeltin Der Babiiten Motben
areusseieIlidatt. <abseben IieB, er.
inogltht, IN bieism Sabre nod mel.
tere $1200-1250 fir benielbe,i
Bred su ibermitteln. 0ieier getrag
rDirb aud IN Der Ddddten baIbjdbr.
Iife,t misunderstanding, be am
8. SiIi itattfinbet, sur 9ahluns ar.ge.
!uiefer sperben.
4rGTbeitt Gmig uab Der Setretar
Sobn Sefler, peIhe bic Suuptmato.
bprer bel Dem wuItsfeit tDaren un5
bereH umiitt elm GROCER IbeiI oes
Grfplges sIt rerhdnfen lit, tpurSan
bers!ih begludfpinift. gbenio pur.
ba, auf 4iltrag Dem gart5en Musifub
ii,6 ben Mitgliebern bes Damenper.
Gins r8abenic", tie 10 uncrmiiblih
igearbeitet taben, Der beitif1en Breiie
dfiir lire tbatfrGftiee l1hteritiiBuna,
tScrrn gaitor Or. s. 8. Dorm, fir sic
IGeitrebe, ebelio @flen, bic fid ourd,
sfreitpilliee @aben etc. perbient &c.
fsnaf)t haben, Der Ganf bes @erein5
'nbgaitattet.
Die WttgIiebsr bes Musi6uFes unb
Der 8abeHia, bic 70 ssebrt purb.u,
sparen:
4usuit gmis, @orFser.
i ausuit StmOn. geiissr.
: Sohn 6efler, SetretGr.
y Gabian 6dusier, S9abmeifter.
Sofepb WetnsGrtner. Gmfl sSelferss
richer, Gus. aaft. 9ilbert @Oumer,
.Wm. Dupps ST., SEQ. giienmann,
Gilbert 9dubIer, Snfepb Jlamm, 3url
Trib, Grtb Jettis, RarI Ruf, 9enrp
lJageI, Mfbin Ghmab, Geo grlepein,
tSerman &aesbeimer, @ulentin gders
IIin, Jrawt DdIter, 3. JIamm, Rarl
Gadmdnn, Soispb Duitlinser, @Ssuf-
pssnssa9, pstlis o.seasst. sassk
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Rsb eloub, 100; podi&op, 100;
Sobn Sunior. 103; goaberfs. 10s;
Geo Gtolnp, 115.
Ginftes Renntn- Selling;
3zidbrige unb dltere; 8 Gurlonss:
SaDino, 100; glsr. Get, 1O0;S tspben
q. 100; M. Bert Thurman, 1O1;
8ri1. 101; s. 6. @eld. 1O4; 2abp
popers. 106; 2utemoe. ITO; Mor.
ristotpn, ITO.
Sehftes Rsnnsn - selling; 3sidb>
riss unb aItere; 11/16 MsiIe: Difturs
Der, 90; 9abp Wortbinston, 90; Sol.
MNab. "a; rnIs Wia, 81; 8orso.
104; 9pofer Biu, 104; Mllen Gain,
106; Reno. 108; SurpaFins, ITO.
Siebentes Bremen Ceiling; 81
jGbrise unb aItsre; 1 Wleile unb 70
garbs: 5arrp @arbner, SO; Marp
8, SO; 8ondnsa, log; Roursbbin,
40; 9Olbcref gob no; SOiius
Ill. 4
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Die 2~iebesbriefc
BON 80. 8. Srpet, benz anseblidsn
R0rbsr Don Warion lambert.
alB 8epeismaterial 5uges
inNen.

Waufegan, 81. 81. Sum. -
Wifter Eonnellp mar ON Wittmo9
bei Der er6ffmuns bes Gsri6ts nod
nidt porbersiisi. bariibsr gu sntiatis
ben, Oh bic friiberen gri,fe BON 20. 8.
Orpst an Marion aambtri, bic {, srs
mcrbst bpbn iol, dls getptiE matssiaf
5ugetaFen perben Iolsn oo,r nidt.
Die Weribsibigung proteiirt ba5es
gen aus benz Grunbs, bob bic friibes
rem grisfe teinen gesus auf Morions
Fob babsf. Ri6tsr Donne[lp Iagit. bic
griefe feitn 10 psrbGnsnibpoll iir
Drpet, bab er esTiir ssidbrlih baIis.
he ben Gei9pprensn az u~ntsr6reiien,
ba aus ibnsn beutlih auf 0~sriiibrung
etf4loFen perben iGnne.
sd babe bic 9riefe seltfen", jdste
Der Rid)ter, .unb tpurbs burh lie rs<
ipsgt, unb basIelbs piirbe pcbrffsins
LID audi Bel ben Gsi&porenen Der
syal fem. Disie m5dten pieIsi6t
iaubsr n6i laFen. bab Der angstlaeie
tpsaen Worbes projsfiirt pabe.N
SiaotsampaIt Gubn drsumsniirte
fir bic 3ulaHune Der BrifTs aus ntm
@runbs. bab nur bur6 cine Welss
flung BEG gslammtsn 9riffpsdfels Das
ungsIebIIde D~srbdIinib. tpslbes In .is
mem WorDs enbigte. ~tIargeiest iptrs
ben f1Ene.
Mauftgnn, 81, 81. CUNT I'm
Wiititpoh Absnb entihisb RiMtsr
DonneIIp. bnb bic AZ aitbesbritft,
ipslts pom Cfptt an Grdulsin clarion
aombsrt seIhrisben; morbsn tparsu,
ols 9emsismaieridI sueslaFsn lpsrben
fcIen. .llnb afpdr tpsrbs i@ bic OF
ihiporentn iiter ben 3iusd. lpariim bic
Brisfe als Beipeismaitrial augttnHsn
ipsrbsn, infiruirsns fasts Der Rihlsr.
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2atpniasN enmen.

Das @eiultdt Der seitrissn Rem
men mar tpie foIst:
Critics Rennen - 5 Sure
longs: peter Sap. (Gonneqp, 110).
estponnen; Som Maniou, (@opis,
110, speiter; Sting Did, Capable,
110), britter. 3eit: LOS 3s5.
Die 50 Mutuels b%eSubltsn: peter
Sap, Straight $43.30. place $22.10,
Sbop $500; 5om Manfon, place
$3.50, Sbpp $3.50; Sing Did, Sbop
$3.50.
3meites Rennen - 6 Sur
longs: SpartIer. (GonnelIp. 108), ges
iponnen; @tiles Suob, (@oofs, 114),
speiter; Ratinu, (8entrn, 104), britt
ter. 53eit: 1:18 1s5.
Die 50 Mutuels besablten: Spart>
Ter, Straisbt 1920, pIace $500,
iein Sbop; StiIes anp6, pIacs $3.50.
Orittss Rsnnen-1M sis
le: Embroidery, Capable, 104), ges
ppnnen; Sanopia, @anOuien, 104),
speiter; Jleetabels, (Wtartin, 1o4),
britter. 3sit: 1:44 AS.
Die So Mutuels ~besablten: gm<
brpiberD, Straight $3.50, plaee $3.50;
tein Sbotp; !Sanooia, pluee $40.
@iertes Rennen Die
gIipfetta Statss; 8 Jurlones: auris
ga, (9entrp, no., serpunnen; 9our<
bon aab. Clnbreb, 100, atpeiter;
america, (Uaartin. 1o7), brittsr. 3sit
los As.
Die 50 Mutuels be5abtten: Iurtsa.
Straight $3.50, place $40, SbOw
$3.50; Bourbon 2ob, glace $3.50,
Sbop $4.10; 4msrica, Sbop $500.
Ganft.s Rennen = 6 Sur
longs: portlisbt, Capable, 101).. sss
ponnen; Mars gaHiep, (GruDes,
1859, speiter; Saptboru. (GOnnoIp,
116), 6ritter. 3eit: 1:18 4<5.
Die 50 Wutuels bsaablteu: port.
light, etrnisbt $3.50, glaee $3.50,
@hctD $3.50; Mars GuHibp. place
SO, Gbpp $3.50; SaptbOrn Sbop
$3.50.
Setftss Rennen / 1s6
Meile: Sustp Sab, (Suerit, 110), ges
prnnsn; thanksgiving, Capable 100.
sipeiter; 6isb !5Orie, (SrOpn. 94),
britter. 3eit 1855 3s5.
Die 50 Mutuels besablten: !Sustn
Cab, Gtraigbt $3.50, placs $500,
Sbop $3.50; Sbartssipins, plaee
$3.50, ghop $3.50; Sigh SOrfs,
G6otp $3.50.
Gtebsnteg Renuen = 1.
Weile unb 70 garbs: SmpreTton,
(@rapes, 1o9), ssponnsn; Sautersns,
capable, 98), apsiter; Diiturber,
(gropn, 93), brittsr. 3eit 1:52.
Die So Mtutuefs be5abltsn: Smprefs
ffpn, Straight $23.70, pIace $3.50,
Sbon $3.50: gauterene, 9lace $50,
ShDp 1920; Sifturber, Sborp S4.30.
Fir bic beutl9en Nennen fDuroen
folssnbe 4nmelDunsen gemaht:
Grftes Rennsn = 80rfs; 3siabris
&c Maiosns; 6 5urlones: gaca, 1o7;
107; Sim Wotelep. 109; Sans
poOb. 100; aefuse, 100; 5. 6. StOne,
1O9; Glitter Suiie, 112; Marsare.
6, 112; gbisf grotpn, 112.
/, 3tpeitss Rennsn = Ceiling; 2sidbs
ris.; 5 Gurlonss: 8eFanta, 81, BUD
ner, SO; 9ruftp, SO; Speet Sslen,
100; Rettie Waleutt, LOT.
Orittes Bremen = SeIins; 3sidbe
unb dltere; 8 Jurlonss: glad
Seautp, 81; Broom Corn, SO; Sbine,
80; Margaret 9urtlep. 101; Sa'
107; Cab on Deliperp, no.;
5inotfDn, Ill; 1oblemnn. III.
@isrtes Rsnnsn Clifton 5anbis
Jap; 3iShriss urh aIssrs; eGarIongS:
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ri4t alsemeire Srausr; bic airGsn.
gloden fpurben geIduiet uHD bic 6abs
men auf 6dlbmaft seSosen. Der gers
iiOrbene mar 81 Sabre aft. Die aside
mar bis Misunderstanding in Der
Siegsr : 5alle a%ufeebabtt, bann auf
Dem Griebbof goersreen 6ia, Siessr.
bsigeItbt fporosr. Gin Mauiolsum
pirb, bdufis gedubertem @unl4 ,oss
@%srtorbensn semdb, bort srri4tst
fperbsn.
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Das e drsdsnstfnh.

aarI6ru: .0ntsI .tOus If bsnn an
Dir faput gtipsien2@
Snfst: Nm mir2 wir iommR 0n
bsnn bdtauf. mtin Junsta.
9arlGsn; Nd. pnpa sradblie qss
TEN, g bdits DID NAL tpistsy oriuss
ia eeletnss
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anseIest bate, nm i'm Uals sinss
Jeuers slei6 e~sniigenb Mdier sum
a0fden gu baben. gr fam nidt .pies
Der. us er nidt rpisbsrfam, maG)ts
fif fein S4piserfobn auf bic SuGs.
Gr funb Steser tobt in BEN Yedsn
ireibeub, fem aopf raete aus ZEN
Wafsr einpOr, ani Rdnbe Iassn fem
eut, cine faIb ssraudss 3lgasrs nuS
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an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
gu pertanfen - carmen.

fpipint 1nhianrr : airiefpattsn. gaafbinstpn,
pfirn sur Sshrbt inns. 9iebnHa am ~, ault.
,lneetabr a00, O00 a6er. Gift, a1Ilis,
Tdirb' iirb Geibe.ednbereieH. gcniidnbias
SefttoHe!'Entie. Hefdbretbiina NIB SniorrfG'
itpr p~uttoirti Si.O0. zoIbuieH, Mafrpfcn
fohcr Tire g%9itifpea) ron hem Rlraers chez
ipanli1eu arieae f5rnen bnrt seenisn reais
ftgtren. gair iteferu tbrSn EIdnfni Snrrus
lnre. ipcun fe ~ plnfteu, ibrs 3icnf,ielt
Grpfane. gAdfb.
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3u Observation-Disclosures.


b NJ er. sD4 N3eft m,el1iideH slbeHne.
Sirnnleg. tonic elm 3iHHIer. ls-24
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S@loiler un an %etferuer Treppeu, 1Be.
lnnberr. Observation-Disclosures unh Crnamsu,
inlGrennrbeii. fotrie Stpre.f5ronis uno Cub
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-05
GREEN RIVER.

Otis Johnson, who has been i'll many
weeks, is able to be out.
Not much sugar is being made and
the sugar makers report poor quality.
Reignold Miner of Halifax was 4
guest recently Of his cousin, Miner
Thompson.
Ray Gates is at George Barber $ in
Grove, and Arthur Worden is at II. c.
Prouty's for the sugar season
Clair Gallup of Brattleboro is spend
ing the week with his cousins, Leslie
and Forest Gallup, at Hill Top farm.
J. H. Fowke of Melrose, Mass, tray
cling salesman for the Stowe chain
factory. was a weekend guest at +
II. Stowe 5.
George Lynde, who has been in i'll
health several months, is i'll with grip
Mrs. Bert Lynde- of Greenfield came
Monday to care for him.
! Henry Quinn and family of Whining
ton will have charge of the summer
home of James Robertson the coming
year. Herbert L. Quinn, who has beer
caretaker through the winter, will re
turn to his farm on the arrival of tbs
family, who are expected shortly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-05
TRADE CONDITIONS IMPROVED.
Rising Market Induces Retail Mer-
chants to Buy More Heavily.

Bradstreet s Burlington office reports
trade conditions for the first quarter of
the present year show an Improvement
as a whole among the manufacturing
interests, as compared with the same
period of 1915. A later season has de
layed retail business somewhat, but the
ability of the public to buy is better
than a year ago. Retail merchants
have purchased more heavily by reason
of the rising market, and with contin-
uance of conditions now existing the
wisdom of this will be shown. The
lumbermen have cut and brought to the
mills a larger cut of logs, and these
have been cleaned up as they have not
been in previous seasons for some time
| The demand for lumber is better. The
maple sugar season this year has been
late. Weather conditions have been
too good y for the best results, and
the runs so far have been light In the
southern part of the state this is par
| ticularly true Some good runs have
been harvested. Fancy grades of this
product have appeared and, as was to
| be expected. have received the benefit
of top prices.
| Mercantile failures have been less
numerous and have involved consider.
ably less money The first quarter OF
the present year recorded three merean
tile failures involving $4,000 or over
while the same period of year age
gave the number of five. Of the II
failures thus for this year, January
gave two, February 10, and Marcel
four with total assets of $4,000 ant
liabilities of $1O5,3O3. The sam,
months of 1915 recorded three, 10 am
eight respectively, with aggregate as
sets of 1928, $40, and liabilities of $171,
) 1926. Of the seven causes to which tn
failures Of the present year could b
: attributed that of lack of capita
stands first, % per cent Of the tota
failing because Of that reason
, Incompetency stands second, with 2
) per cent. The remaining 10 per cen
is attributed respectively to neglect Q
business, unwise credits, circumstance
beyond the control of the individus
failing, inexperience, and extravaganza
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-05
WEST CHESTERFIELD. N. H.
Farmers Institute Held.

The farmers institute held in the
hall March %, was under the auspices
of the state board of agriculture and
Spofford Grange. There was good at
tendance and much interest was mani
tested.
The program was as follows: Invo.
cation by Lynford Z. futile; greetings
s. L. Rice; response, H. n. Darling
Feeding the Dairy Cow, G. NJ. Putnam
president of Merrimack county Farm
ers association; Prevention of Disease
Among Our Animals, L. Z. futile, D
S, of Grafton, member of the adj
visory board;; reading, John D. Hutch
ms; Cow Testing Associations, W. P
Davis of Durham; recess for supper
Evening session-music, choir; Contro
of Contagious and Infectious Anima
Diseases, Lynford E. futile; song, Mrs
Richardson; Increased Profits in Dairy
ing, G. F. Putnam reading, Mrs
George Brown; The State Department
Of Agriculture and the Farmer, G. NJ
Putnam. Many questions were asked
and profitable facts were gained.