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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
Ser y. & .. Tampfer
,,9lrabia" berIenff.
giar alau6t oah ale $50 gaiiagirre
gsrettet uprben iinD.

Earis, Z. Robember. Ter
0anlpier .slrabia" bon Der Beniuiu-
I'm " Oriental COMPANY lit oon
eiucm llnterieeboot perienft poroen.
Sr bate 45O Baiiaaiere al &ore,
man glaubt aber, 0aB lie ale 8erettct
iporoen iino.
Der 0ampfer rQlrabie" mar Elm
S6iii Don 1893 9pnnen. gr mar ain
30. september BON Spbneb, Reil Siio
WaIss. uad 2ouoon a6sefabreu uHo
bate aui Ieiner 5abrt am 8. StiOber
Abelaibe OerIaTen.
3uiammenfob .3piiden
8eni5eliiten unb loDa@
len grie9ifdenSrup-
pen.
&aterina, Gric9enldnb, Mons
tag, 6. Rppsmber. ,Sn einem 3uIams
menitob 3ipiiGen ben Frsiipilliseu bsr
0tHi3elos Regierung, bic Gotsrind
kieBt 6atten, unO DEN lpbalsn 5rup>
pen, bic bierbsr seididt pprben pas
rsn, purosn 5pei Solbaten eet0bt.t
unb jiinf perlpunbst. 2lbgeieben pon
bieiem 3ufammenitOB babsn ioipeii
teius tueitsren Sample atpii9eu Den
9rieden ftattgsTUnoeu.
Die 8erioeliftsn perben auriidges
sosen iperbsn, I'm peitere 3uiammens
iiSbe su DermeiOsn. Oa irana0Iilds
5ruppen ubssf6idt purben, INN bic
Stabt au befsssu, bot 9eni5elos be-
fdloHen, ii6 ibrem &ommen ui9t 81
tpiberfssen.
binas neuer Wtniiter Dss
IuspGrtieen.
Betting, 7. NOD. = Wu 5tng
Jans ipurbe gum W}iuiiter Der aus
ndrtiseu 4ngsIsgsnbeiteu ernonnt uEo
feline grnennung pom parlament an,
Oienitas einitimmig beitdtist.
Wu Tins Sang mar mebSere Sabre
hineiiI9er Geianottr In Waibinaton
getpien. 3tpei friibere Grhennrnsen
fiir ben Soften pes Miniiters bsS
glusipdrtieen iparsn tregen Der niouarz
tliifen @eiinmmg oes Grnanilten
bonl 4arlament periporfen iporoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
Gu1enb beute.

@uttifuff, Der ReuBenfetoberr,
Jiedt ii4 itpIS i'm Stsigebiigel:
rWerr MID beut ero6bert Ssdnne,
Ss ii9 2ump, is S9tpcineigel;
2tbber tuerr srobbert Same
Son Die Seuti6e Sunbebliitsr,
Srieg' it'd Wutti 9anSen Sinner -
Grrsntport auf 9ubenb 9iter!" =
n8unSen @imerl @anSen Gimer!"
Sauh5eno iie ben 6elbberrn sriiBen;
9lhenbs liegt bic beutfhe SABINE
@Dr bes S1la4tettpaIt'sen 6iiBen.
Defer fpridt nit srimmem 2a9en:
aMhiBt ibr ep9 nod WaFer trinten!
Same Is; geb0rt ii6 abber
Surnperein bon S6mdlsninten!"
@utttiuff, Der gteuBenfeloberr,
Spritht nit tief peroroH'uer Wtieue:
r5anne tDnnt ibr MD erobbern;
9lbber brinst @eptrrmaThtne!
Werr erpbbert ii6 WdI6tne
Witt patronnen sugeborrig,
&rieg' ii6 @litti, bon Stpei elmer
Grrenfpprt! .3tpeiGiner!S !S9ip6r' i9!'
Qlbenbs Dor bes sselbberrr 3eIte
Siebt beg cages 8eutesabe;
2eh5enb barren bic &ofaten
GsierIi9 seIpbter 2abe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

erfl1rt, bal, Die &otnitropbe benz LIN.
itanoe 5ii5llid)rei6en iei oob oer 3,-
gcng al Der griide nidt beleitd)tet
.nqr. Maiib uu1 @eor0e ItcGren, Der
Gcnoifteir, meld)cr cbenfoas dbr
Ipr1ng rn6 70 iein Scben rettete, iunr.
Den oui oie tedniidc 2lnflo9e bes
GootIhlngeS ncrbaitct. Ter Stor6uf.
teur mar betpllBtlos, 1uo Die 4oli3cl
.Dur anBeritanoe, 0ie gtn5abl ser 4ai'
liagiere in @rfdgrnng 5u 6ringen
a5cr etli6s Der @erettcten idJdBten bic
ItNIh5abl 5erielber oili il6er 30. 5. Sar'
pen g86ite, ser 1reBagent Ser 8oiton
Giepnteo GailreoO, erlieB eine grfli.
runG, petde beia9t, oaB Die linn &C.
Iiporoene SSniormaticn, ber8llfolge 40
@erionen oerrnibt pcr6en nit oerie.
nigen Der 8oli5ei ii6ereiritinlme.
Gie meiiten Der &aiiaqtere maren
9fngelteQte Der @eItern electric Gom'
ponD in Silo Bolton lin0 beian6en id;
aui ser giiidfebr nod Souie. Inner
oenielban beianoen ii6 au6 niele
S5ranen. Ia Der @aggon Elm 1ei6loi-
iener NOR uno MIR on je6em gnoe cine
idmale 9Giire bate, mar ern gnttom'
men lmmGglidb oiiBer iiir iolthe, mel.
cae auf Der 9latform itnr0en.
Ger erite Settle oes 9riifenpddi'
tiers, 9in1Otbp s. Sbeo, itelIte Die @r.
fldrung bes g}otorfiihrers, bnb Ocr
3ugntg 81 Der Bride nidlt belelIftet
gelpeieil iei, in 2lbreoe. Gr iagte, oab
arr 3lgang Iuie eerpobnIicb ehi rotGes
SilndllidIt ongebradt gepeieH lei
Sb 6ie @ogenlidIter. altf her Bride
angeitcft naren, fonnte er nidt iagen
Der 9tiidenpdbter Idgte, er babe
Inn 5.25 am 4beno BON Dem S4lepper
,BiQiam g. 0iqiams" pel9er nit
einem 2si6ter i'm S8lepptau flubs
aufpGrts fubr, elm Signal .rbalten.
sd mar CUR 3ett i'm griiden6aus
uno traf Die ii6li6en Yorii6tsmaBrea
seln," iagte Shea. PIN 3ugang ma,
rem rptbe Signnllitser ongebra8t.
Sd Dffnete bic 0rebbriide unb Der
S6lepper mar eben i'm gegriff, b2r6r
sufabren, uls meine 9(uimertfamtsit
fl5Bli6 auf sinen fur4tbdren arah
unb Silferufe aslentt purbe. 9tIs if
mid umpanbte, itiir3te Der Waggon
gerdoe binob in ben Eanal. Iur Der
Waggon, Der ibm anse6dngt NOR, 6liso
auf oem Ssleife, fpd6reno Der ertere
iid BON inn lpsgeriiIen bdtte uno in
Dem Bafer Oeri4Dano.'
8is I'm Wlitternadlt paren breibia
2eidsn aug Dem Waggou berausges
ifdIit poroen unb bic Sauher mslbez
ten, bab mob anbere in Sidt Isi.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

gearfpn5 MaJa5tnepurs
be bonn Senior IN @anaod
oerboteh S6ne irgen6 nel8e rG=
6ere gegriiubung 1T bic 9erbreitang
BON speurfon's Mago5tne" pom cuna=
biiden Gbef3enior in Gauaba Oerbo=
ten tporbsn. Der etr5ige glrttfel i'm
Ropemberbeft be5 Nlasa5ius, Der Rem
3enIor ni6t genebm fein t0nute,
itammt aug Der 5eoer DON SRI. Gpn-
noQD, elmer So6ter oes irtihen Syrei=
beitstdmpfers Sames eOnnollp, be-
aus einem Spipital berausgebolt uno
erf6oTen Durbe. Sn bieiem Qrtifet
ersGblt 6-l. @onrollp Don eiuem 15~
id6rigen MGbden in Dublin, Rumens
WeoQp Mc2ungbIin, oie non britiichen
Sffi3iersu NIT Der 9crpIegeIurg, iie
fperbe dls Sptpntn erIrhofen peroeu,
qequGlt uno terroriIirt puroe. SIN
Otto6erbeft bra6te bic 3eiti6rift ei-
nen ebitprieIen 2(rtitel iiber pOlen.
in fpel6em geTdgt puroe, baB oas Oor
ben Sofate1 duseepliiNberte pplntIhe
9plt bur6 Die britiI6e 8Ipdaoe ber'
Suneertooe iiberliefert iperoe, unb baB
pieies 8er6rehen @nglunos ge9en be
SumartitGt bas fdnfraeite &apitel
6es garsen &rieges lei. Der 8ea
f6GTtsfii6rer Der Yeurfon Yubltibing
Co., 81. 80. Rider, BAT nun bem canoa
biihen Ghefs Senior In einem Unit
nortT6reiben auseinaHoer1eieBt, boB
bas Mdeu5in bic &riegsereignifIe i'm
mer pom neutralen Stanbpuntt aus
beIpro6eu babe, nGbrenb bic groBs
tapit1liitiIae grefe Der Der. Stdaten
Der Munitions SntereFenten Degeu
9espuneen Iei, Die @abrbeit gu oess
beimliden. Die 3eitIfrift babe etnige
pabre geridte iber bte ipirtlihen Grs
eigniNe in SSrlanb gebra6t pno 5iebe
aus bem 8orgeben BEG SenIors ben
S9luB, bab Iie NIT benz 8ann beooht
ipurbe, eben neil iie bic Bubrbeit 9es
iaet bat.
9[lltrte unt.er lid. ytah
ZEN rubmpouen 6rontunternebmuugeu
Reg pFfi5ielen SDnigs Georg oes
8ierten bat neuerbin9s aud Der pirts
lihe a6nis Rortbcliff 1. bic Sronter
Der tributbflidtigen 9dnber iufpi5trt.
Rad Ieiuem gertdt ii6er ben 8efu6
an Der ttdlteniI4en 6rpnt lit er i'm
@roben unb 9onsen ut4t uusutrieoer
setueTen. Smmertin lit t1nL fpie sr
beIonbers beroorbebt, unanSenebm
ouf sefaGen, bab Der Ssr5cg DON
@pifa, ben er 3ur glubier3 befoblen
bate, fble6t ruiirt mar. Der Ser3og
BON Spifc ihIe9t ruiirt2" rief @re1
erituunt aus, oIs bieie SteIle beg ges
ridis i'm gliniftsrto1egiirm oerleIen
tpurbe, unb er fubr ssOantenpou fort:
,,Wleine Serren = follten mir bne
Sous Sabpber nod ui4t ssnug etngss
Lisift babeHG"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

2(us bem 3elte trttt Der 5efOberr:
oSS Uiai4tne; mug iA Iuggen;
@ltber o6 GeperrmaI9ine
WluB i4 Srgenieurr crit fraggen".
llnO es Ipridt Der Mann Der 5eanif.
oWtuB id pas beItreiten leiOer;
IS ii1 MID @eperrmuiAine,
Sc iib cine !Sonntgi6teuoerl"
80 i6r Teib iih grobe Giell"
Spriht Der Seloberr gu Dem 5aufer,
mS5 iid cine Sonningi6leuber;
W{iibt ibr pteber BaiIer Iaufeul"
9iiitsr f6aut burein Der FetO6err,
9IDiiltd fldrt fcb feline W}iene:
8urbs Geldnbe I6leift man joblerb
Cine neue WlorbmdIchine.
Sal" ruft gguttiIuFf Der @ad're,
5ro6 betruftenb bieIe 8eute,
y&riegt ibr bo6 nod bic 3ipei @imer,
Bon oem Wutti oieleiht 6eute.
1nqenieurr foq tommen pieber!"
llno er eitt ber6ei i'm 5luge:
n8aas22 Su Wloltsrei gebrau8 man,
So ii9 cine GentriFuggell"
RaIenb ptro Der ReuBerfelO6err,
Sobt als pie Elm llngelpitter:
nRemmt iic6 2(rt ulrb nemmt fi4 6ude
Saupt taput in tauiero Splittsrl"
llHb bic tief enttduitten &rieger
6auer, BADEN ME SerIerter;
8l0.lia iteden tie 3uiummen
9Sbre fputtiblunten Grter:
,auggell aleine 6urte Ruqgel!
Sc MaT6tne bo6 gu Shieben!
limb bic trodrsr 3ungen fdndI3en
'yn beg SbuapTes 8orgenieBen.
.Sngenieurr!" 70 ruff Der 5elob.rr,
raannit ou beine Weis6eit padenl
siebft bu, 9ug9et. Siebit Du, @fe(?
Bit bu oiimmer al3 apiaten!"
n&uaqel ie6' i6, panie 5elOferr,
auggel ftno ith ba - Deriteht iidJ;
Gbfer itrb Tit6 MD gu G8ieBen
Blob, buB Melle beiier brebt Iif!"
8(aurot6 brilt Der ReuBenTelo6err:
~Seit Iih Carr nih fptrrbig Shpeine.
Geib fid carr MID tpirrbig Butfi;
grgo: trnte i9 alIeinel"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
Sic &sbensmittelz z@ertbeuerung
in SeutiblanO nno GuglanO.

Die itatiftiI8e 2l6tbetIung bes beats
i9en ariegstommittees fir bic Snte,
reHen Der &onIumenten bat ppn 1000
.6ausbaltungen aGer i&lafen in 5ebn
DerIcbiebenen Stdbten Waterial gum
8erglei4 Der Ge6ensmittelpreiIe Des
Sabrss 1908 nit benen bes Monats
4pril 1916 geiammelt. Sir eine 5as
mile DON bier Perionen ergab ii9 trob
zines perminberten &pniums elne
Ute6rausga6e bon A Wlart per Wips
nat ooer 734 pro5ent. Die Soften fiir
8roO iteigen I'm runo AZ pro3cnt, fiir
&drtoffeln um 236 Yro3ent, fir But
ter, Wargdrine unp Jett um 68a, flt
Bleii4 um 20, fir 1Stfbe lin 800, fir
Gter I'm 249, fir Wtil6 I'M "a 2s3,
fur aGie UNI 227 anb fir &QfFee I'M
189 4jro5ent. Ger 9er6rau9 an aarz
toffeln nabm I'm 50 pro3ent gu, tpdbs
renb Der oes 8rpbes Inn 35a Yro5eut
3uriidging, Der ger6ruu6 Der Butter
IIp. I'm 4 62z3, Der bes 6leiiches um
So ,Gier, IA; WtiI4, 80 unb aattee,
SO.
Die unge6eure Steigerung Der 2e=
bensmittelpreiie in Gnslanb bat Die
OrgantIirten i6pttii9en Ntiner oerans
laBt, bic Ginberufling elmer nattonas
len 2tr6eiter4aonferen3 gu perlangen,
1pG6renb bic Wtiner pon Wales iir
@nbe Ropember einen Streit in 4usz
ii9t iteQen, ioQte bic RegieruHs Biz
ba3in ui6t gesignete Sdrittc 5ur &bz
bilfe setban ba6en. 0teien 5oroerun@
gen Fat iid au9 bic RationaI Orga@
niIatipn Der GiIenbabner uub bic 30
beration Der SrdusportarOeiter anges
IdloiIen. Robert @tqiams, oer Setres
tdr Der Iestsenannten Union tprd3
ii3 iiber bic Sa4e fOlgenbermaBsH
aus:
rSGmmtli6e SeipertidGften gng=
lambs iinb ii6 barin einig, baB ieitens
Der Resierrng iofort geeignete S9ritte
gegen bic 2ebensmitteIt6euerung ges
tban perben miifen. 8eun ni6t bra
itiiae Mabna6men getruffen peroen,
fam bas 8ierpfunbbrpo auf etneu
S4iqing ga Gents) iteigen uno ale
anoeren 2ebensmittel ebenfaqs ents
ipre6enb in bic S0be geben. GURUS
Gebensmittel iollten perboten tperben.
Sausfrauen miifen beute, Inn ein
pfunb 3uder betommen gu tDrneu,
minbeiteus fir 2 S6iqinge anbere 2e>
bensmittel taufen. pbfdpn man, ipenn
man bas 9elb ba3u bat, in ben 2dben
oes gBeit gnb ben feiniten &onfett
bunbertpfunotpeiie bdben tunn SroB
Der sesentbeilisen 8ebauptung DaIter
Huncimans, beg prGiioenten Der San>
oelstammer, unterbdlten bic S9iffse
beIiber cine 9lodabe eegen uns, bic
nit Der DON ben glQiirten ssgen bic
3entralmd6te beItsbenben perglifen
iperben tann." 8iIli1ms bGlt einen
Streit, ebe niht ale anberen geIebIie
den Wittel eri66pFt iinb, nt4t fir anz
gebra6t. Die aartoffeln toiten in
Gnglanb, trpB Der reiden Grnte, II
pfunb Sterling bic Spnne. Die &ars
tpffelbauern in 2incoln sraielen sinen
Reingetuiun BON 70 pfuno ober $3.50
per 9lcre. @s gibt bort mebrere
SruHobeiiBer. bic 1000 9lcres nit
aortoFfeln beitellt baben, 10 baB isber
oerielbsn beute einen 9roftt DON TO-
900 pfunb Ober $350,00o in bic Sas
fhc itedeu tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
81 Spnmeu gilberbarrea
Burben am 9ienstae auf
ber p9euti alauo"
pkr[aben.

Rep 2onbon, Conn.,, 7. RoO.
Sim 9isNit1g tpurbeH Silberbarren i'm
@elui6t UOn 612 SonHsH, tuel6e
Der Utiin3e in San JraRscisco tdmen,
uuf Osm unterIsebampfsr n9eutI4.
Lamb" 0srlaoeu. 9as WtetaI ipurbe
Obne bepaIfuete Wadtsr in fiinf Bas
gen Oura bic Straben gefubren uno
nur penige perionen, psI9e bic Das
gen Iaben, battsn sine 2lbnung baOpn,
bab iie Gigentbum in Wertbe bon
S15O.OOO beforberten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
MbasbIitt

@ldubigsr: r8u i6 geraoe bier pprs
Bel muBte, habe i9 mir erlaubt, Sbnen
bic Rsdnung mit3ubrinssn."
SGuIoner; pSebr freunoli4! Weun
i6 nml bel Sbnen prrbei muB, brinss
ida Gslb mit!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
CHURCH OF REDEEMER
TO COST SITS, 1000
New Haven Church, of Which Rev. r.
NJ. Houghton Is Pastor, Also to
Have Graded Sunday School.

The plans for the new building of
the Church of the Redeemer at Whit
ney avenue and Cold Spring street.
New Haven, Conn, of which Rev. Roy
NJ. Houghton, formerly of the Centre
church here, is pastor, call for a mod
ern church plant consisting of church
and parish house, of red brick colonial
meeting house type of architecture. The
plant when completed will cost approx
imately $4,000. Work will begin on
the parish house as soon as building
conditions will permit. When the par
ish house is completed all services will
be held in it until the church proper is
completed. The church is looking for
ward hopefully and enthusiastically to
the building of a beautiful modern
church plant and to the building of an
efficient, modern, working church or
ganization.
The members of the Church of the.
Redeemer and the ecclesiastical So
ciety have voted to approve the plan
for d modern department graded Sun
day school as outlined by the pastor,
and to instruct the building committee
to go forward in securing working
drawings and specifications for the
building planned to accommodate such
/ a school.
1t also has voted to have a commit
tee on religious education and Prof.
Luther \. WeigIe was elected chair
man of that committee. Prof Wcigle
has been called TO chair of religious
! education in Yale university. He is
recognized as one of the best authori-
ties in the country in Sunday school
work. The church is exceedingly for
| tunate to secure his services The du-
! ties of his committee will be:
| l. To make a religious EDUCATION
survey of the church and parish.
>. To draw up a constructive pro
gram of religious education.
;. To administer this program and
! to supervise all the church 5 school,
and young people 5 societies; to choose
the officers and teachers, and courses OF
study and to formulate rules and regu
| lations for the Sunday school and al
other organizations OF children ana
young people.
f. To keep a permanent individual
record of the religious education OF
each child with whom the church con
/ Germs itself
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
THE LATE GEORGE s. PERRY.
Former Brattleboro Man Was Active
in Boys Y. M. c. A. Work.

An appreciation of the late George
s. Perry. formerly of Brattleboro, who
died at Fort Slocum, n. Y, Monday
evening, June 10, was published in Il
Danvers, Mass, newspaper the day fol
lowing the funeral, which was held in
Danvers. his home town. Mr.. Perry for
time was a member of the real estate
firm of Griggs & Perry in this town,
Later he was employed several years
in the Grange store. He was a mem
Der of the Centre Congregational
church while here and taught a class
of bows in the Sunday school He also
assisted in the Y. NJ. c. A, and a few
years ago went to jamestown, \. Y,
and was boys secretary. Last Decem-
Der he went to Fort Slocum, whore
Charles +. w. Cunningham, formerly
secretary of the Brattleboro Y. NJ. c.
A. is post secretary in the army branch
Of the y. NJ. c. a Of New York city.
His death followed an illness of two
days with peritonitis, The Danvers
paper said:
''Mr. Perry was born in Danvers 81
wears ago He was one Of seven
children, whose parents were Horatio
and Serena Putnam Perry. His broth
ers and sisters, now living, are James
0. and Wallace p. Perry; Mrs. Henry
Moore, Miss s Marcella Perry and Mrs.
i, a iAei a. ''N' ''''
i'a ..Efr po,r,. v.os odn.o+o5 IN tho
,,1,;i saboaIs of non,nrs Sipro 1soS
Pno ia H} I,ao,, ondoa van ~ NJ q
ne ar i,'u oh Gef,r in t5a boTs icnartmant
No Mo- ~ hernn his ser1-ice in BrattIehoro
W We 800 "a%+;n,,nd - =, To,nns+orn \ V
u eo, 5o5 ~ daa4oj om6 sot',i Ia
% tl,' i gii1 w. CIo.nr, " ,''','
'o ".Ia .,,.or,, orn of +base rlooas Mr. Per
40 ,,,,;+oI IN Tho sor,.ico With can
so1 va, Soa ",l+e' Charlas n W Cnnninl,
Ea d. ,,ho rros With him whom +hn end
',.lli ",'U It",,,I,,. o,-o,,;Ir Ias+ of+o, an
; ,inlS On IF nUi t,vo davs ~ +Ie hosnitai
-, ,,,,+ia,, ,,.;+L 49, n,iI;tor,- station
~ I'LL ei,,, +ha 1or'r-t tin,r
"+o+ion If tbo i,nitca S+otas army This
ga ~ Cor rronaieco Tho Y NJ G
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
PosToFFICE BILL PASSED.
Carries 1922, 100000 - Senate Debate
Lasts a Month.

WASHINGTON. Jnu~ &u. - The an
nual postoficc appreciation hill, ear
rying $500, oou,01U was passed yester-
dav by the senate after 81 Irl,at. he
gun more than maHta ago. Differ
ences over the railway mail pay pro-
vision anu other sections If the
measure probably will prevent final
agreement i'm conference before July
and force continuance Of existing pos
tai appropriations with the coming ifs
cal year. ." #..
Three important changes were made
in the bill in the senate. As a sub
stitute for the house s space method
for compcnsating railways for mail
transportation. the senate adopted the
Cummias amendment directing the
interstate commerce commission to fix
the method and rates of pay. An
amendment was adopted restricting
the combination of horse-drawn rural
mail routes into motor routes, and
provision that contracts for pneumatic
tube service in the big cities should
be continued another year, stricken
out by the house, was restored.
The last but one of the annual
supply measures. the military acad-
emr appropriation bill, carrying
%l,216,761, was passed yesterday by
the house. 1t was made the vehicle of
u brief political debate, Only the gen
eral deficiency bill remains to he con
sidered in the house.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev. Richard H. Clapp will conduct |
the chapel service at the Retreat Sun
day afternoon at 3 o clock.
The supper for the Centre Congrega-
tional Sunday school teachers planned
for tonight has been postponed, but
the teachers meeting Will be held af- /
ter the prayer meeting.
F. s. Platt, clerk of the Federal district
court, is here today holding a session for
the receipt OF naturalization applications
in the office Of Attorney \. p Carpenter,
United States marshal He granted first
papers to several and received applications
Tor second papers from several.
Today the Empire presents the
Pathe feature, Big Gin Clarity, with
Robert Edeson and Eleanor Woodruff
in the leading role and The Unmask
ing of Davy, an episode in The Iron
Claw serial, with Pearl White. Tomor-
row Billie Ritchie in Knocks and
Opportunities, a tWo-part comedy, viii
be shown.
The team from tile Brattlcboro Coun-
try club which went to Keene yester-
day won the golf match from Keene
Country club : to l. Onslow Thomp-
son and Joseph Estey each secured
and Jacob Estey lost one point. 1t is
expected that a team Of eight players
will 90 to Greenfield TO play tomorrow.
\ new cement walk is being laid ON
High street the depth of the Brooks
House and a new walk of similar con
struction Will be laid on Main street
the length Of the hotel property. s.
G. Brown is in charge of the work.
ha no of ha
struetion of the walk and the Brooks
/ House for laying the cmbing and set
! ting the skylights.
The service SUNDAY morning in the
! Universalist church will be patriotic
service with special music by the
choir. assisted by c. II. Dugan, violin
! ist. There viii he a special order OF
service At the request OF the Greater
/ Vermont association to aid in marking
! the l25th anniversary of the cstab.
/ IishmCut Of Vermont as a state. An
invitation has been extended 10 Scdg-
wick post, G. A. r.. and the Woman 5
I relief corps to attend the service. The
pastor viii preach on Our Flag ana
/ Its Meaning.
Today is Triangle day at the Prin-
cess thcater, the program Is Helen
! Ware and Courtney Foote i'm Crossed
/ Currents, Il tale of woman 5 sacri-
flee for the man she loves and the
/ Triangle feature comedy. Dizzy Heights
! and Daring Hearts, in which a 20O-fuot
brick smokestack is blown up,' with
special music in the evening by Lett
singer $ orchestra. Tomorrow a spe
cial program win be shown with n Tri
angle comedy. Eddie Fov and the sew
en- little Fovs in \ Favorite Fool, with
music by the Princess orchestra.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
GRANGE DISABILITY FUND.
Organization to Have Headquarters in
Rockingham.

Articles Of association of the Patrons
Cooperative Disability Association,
Inc, have been filed with the secretary
of state, for the purpose of providing
sick and accident disability benefit
for the members Of all subordinate
Oranges under the jurisdiction Of the
Vermont State Grange or National
Grange. The headquarters of the asso-
citation will be at Rockingham and the
articles are signed by Z. L. Dewitt of
Newfane, H. NJ. Farnham of Montpelier
and 10 others of other towns in the
state There is no capital stock
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30

exposed to the air 4 coating is thus
formed that Theoretically seals it, thereby
preserving the meat, which suffers no de
terioration even when pieces are cut from
it, with each cutting the process is re
peated. This is truly d wonderful provi-
sion of Nature, the economic value OF
which can be readily appreciated.
The one unpleasant feature that the sol
der in Mexico will encounter is the sand
storms, which fortunately occur only pc
riodicaly, and | would suggest that each
man provide himself with a pair of dust
proof goggles, which are absolutely neces-
sary.
MARTHA H. GAISER.
New York, June %, 1916.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
COW OVERTURNS AUTO.
Deputy Sheriff Rial of Poultney Badly
Injured.

POTLTNEY, June 30 - Deputy
Sheriff George F. Rial OF Poultnev is
in the hotel at Fort Ann, n Y, with
a fractured shoulder and three broken
ribs as the result Of an automobile ac-
cidcnt, when COW stepped in front of
the machine he was driving. The car
was overturned.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Baldwin of Nev
York and Miss Jane Norris of Poult
ney, passengers in the car. were in
iured. Mr.. Baldwin back was hurt
and Mrs. Baldwin sustained many
bruises. Miss Morris suffers from an
injury to her left side.
The Baldwins are spending the sum
mer in Poultnev and the party were on
their way to Hudson Falls, \. y.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
AGRICULTURAL MEETING JULY 8
Prof. G.. F. Story to Speak in Grange
Hail in West Halifax.

Prof. George F. Story of the Yer
mont college of agriculture, will adj
dress a farmers meeting in Grange
hall in West Halifax at p. m,
next Monday, July 3. He viii talk
on Live Stock Production in Wind
ham County. Prof. Story formerly
was a professor at Amherst and will
have some good suggestions for Wind
ham county farmers Everybody
is cordially invited. The meeting
will be held under the auspices of the
Windham County Agricultural associa-
ton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
Having Fun with His Wife.

My wife gave a reception yester-
day"
Ibid You attend?"
eyes. / played a practical joke on
her. I got III line when she was re-
ceiving and before she knew it she
was smiling and saying she was glad
to see me. Missouri Mule.