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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
66lt es nidbt fir
1llamls u. ~hlamenIeMdbc!

Gberett 8udingbnm, General.
superintendent Der 8ieBb6fe in
Silo.S maba, ertlqrte belite, er ia.
be bon ben bon Der 9egterung an.
geteaten Jodlerteu aus Gbuie
@ountD 0ie 0afrtdt erbalten, OoB
0ieielben Ole bort unter Dem 8ieD
o~ufgetretene aranf1eit nidt fir Die
gefiirdtete gtdul. uno &lauen-S et-
DIE balten.
gug Gunias gttn piro beridtet,
oaB Die bon 8aitneta, Gbnie Goun-
tn, Gebr., Oortbin geianoten Rinoer
unter Itritter Guarontoine iir0, bod
ba6en Iif 6i8ber nod feline Sbmp-
tone ge3ei9t, nelde auf Die WtntL-
unO &luueu.5 cuhe binoeltterL un6
Die 9eamten oer 0ortigen 8ibbofe
balten bic &ront1ett ebenfalS nift
oofilr.
8ieb aormiiiions . @eId1ftc in
Siio.0 maba boben ben 6ormern ge.
raten, i6r 8ieb iolange gu bebalten,
big Die angit boriber lit. Settles
8ieb fir ioforttges Sdlodten miro
ieDo9 nod Deiter etngebradt mer-
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Nmcrikanii6cr
Oampfcr ucricnkt!

2on6on 90. Sob. = Der anne.
ritonii6e 0arupfer ngbemtng" lit
berIenft noroen. 9erieIbe lift
2IoDos angaben 8ufolge Gt9entum
Der Qtldntic ano 8ncific goaIt
Transportation gompanp, 2615
Sonnen groB un6 tpurSe bon Der
Union 9rh God Company 81 9uf.
folio erbal1t.
Stem gorf, %. Sob. Der
9ompfer gGbemlrng", Der 2onooner
Mel0ungen 3ufolge berientt tporoen
lit, mar Elm 0urauls uncertainties
Sdiff nit elmer aus 35 Mdnn be-
ftebenoen amerifanii6en @eiabung.
Ole Qabeioepelde mel0et MIR, oaB
Der 0ampfer ,oerienft" tporoen lit,
bod gibt Die britii9e aomiraIitdt
nift an OBJ oerielbe elmer Seemine
ODER einem feinoli9en Sottdboot
gum 9pfer gefaIlen lit.
.Gbemntng" berlieB ben Snfen
bon gteip gorf am 8. Nobember
uno bate 9onoelBgitt an 8or6, ons
fir SQfen an M}ittelmeer beitimnt
mar. Gas 5dtff mar am ndditen
Mouta8 in @eultn fdaig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
penisclcs wirt ais
Rebel b~etradttct!
Seine Griegsertldrnns an Dentfd.
lamb ueiter uidlts ais Elm
iusrtIuler Scten Sapier.

2on0on 90. Sob. - Nus bier
eingetroffenen oeltI6en 8eitungen
lit eriidtlid. ooB Die Oeittide Hegie.
ring Der &riegSerfldrung 8~eni3eloS
feline 9eodtung idenft, un6 Dab,
ioIlten an6dnger bon geniaelos in
oeuti6e arie5sgefougeni6nft gera.
ten, bieie ntht alS &riegsgefangene
beban6elt meroen niiroen. Die
&6Iniide 8eitnng I6reibt:
m0ie 8eni5eloS H~eaierung ooer
Gebelion lit BON 9eltti9lanO nod
nidt o%nerfannt tpor6en, oesbalb lit
beiien &riegsertl6riina oli6 beoeu.
tlnaslos unO be6orf teiner Grtpioe.
rllng. Sn Der 8raris aber liegt
Die Sade anoers. Die iogenannte
Qrmee Der griedii6en probiioriiden
~Gegierilng miro gegen uns itno Die
8lilgoren f1n1pfen, rro mir tperoen
@eiongene MAIDEN. 0ieie @efange-
men ii10 Hebellen5 uno oa mir Die
GriegSerfI1rung nift merfenner,
miiiien mir bic @efangenen oils Re.
belIen bebanoeln."
Ser 9~itieloorfer @enerolonaeiger
idreibt: geniaeIos bari itd r1idt
ein6iIoen, baB feline iogenonnte Ste.
.gierltng urto feline 5ranftireurs bon
ut1s itu6 ben 9ulgoren als ariegs.
fiibreroe anerfantt neroen"l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
WaIhinotcn iiber
GnolanS nid6t erbaMt!
8~eisernns, benz 5iterreid'nns. BOT.
i6after freieS @eleit 5t grludb.
rcH, empOrt @afbinetuH.

Boi6ineton, 90. 0op. Sb.
gleih man ii6 i'm Stootsomt niGt
auf Die 9isfuiiionen be5iGlia Der
8eieerung Der engLii1en Regierung,
Dem neuen lterreid1lnearti6en BOT.
idafter IN 8oibington, @rof Gar.
nomsfi, freies @eleit at gdrontteren,
einIoiien min, lit oenno6 aus Oer'
idieoenen acuBerlinaen Der 8ednl.
ten eriidtIi6, bob man iiber oieie
gelin0e ~ousgeoriidt, uuboflt6feit 0eS
englii6en @etters in 3egterlngs.
feiien obioIltt niht erbmit, Ion0ern
I'M @enenteil barber emport lit.
Wfm botte bier niemals ben gering.
item meifel gebegt, ooB eng.
Lamb Die lebte gladt fem piir0e,
nelhe bieie fit oen dlteiten 8eiten
i%iberfommene heiIige Site oes 81.
plomaten Sufommen6en 6reigeleits
brehen miircen. (9as bieB Sobn
Bull nod ettuns anitanossefiibl gu.
getralt, mas oieier bod ihon lange
ni6t mebr beIeiien bat.)
a~baeIeben baoon, ooB man nitt
gIaltbte, Dab England risfieren mir.
De ourd cine oerartige 8eigerltng
in amerita gebdiiiae @efiible Der.
bor5urufen (0orats madt ith So6n
9ua ni6tS, iicbe n9hmor8e 2iltc"D
bat England aud ndbreno Oes 9iir.
gertrieges ourout beitmoeit, onB ben
@eIan0ten Der Siioitadten freies @e.
leite gefDdbrt meroen milBte, nesbolb
man elmer 8uioge @ngInnos in Die.
fer a~ngelegenbeit gang itder mar.
Roeli6 lit eS, oaB iebt Die Bun.
6esregieriing ielbit bel england frei.
es @eleit 6es bel tbr offreoitierten
0ipIomnten brortrogen miro, mas
bis jett nod ni6t geideben mar.
Sn glegierunasfreiien metit nan
6aru1f bin Dab GnqIano Dem oert.
iden 8oti6after, 8raf b. 8ernitorft
Der bei'm allgbrud oes &rieaes in
Qeuti6lano mar, freies @eIeit ge.
nG6rt babe. unO lit Ser Qniidt,
ooB england mir tpia, oaB Die Ser.
Staten Inn fraies @eleit fir Gar.
nopsfi 0ireft einfommen, I'M mad
Der Reinun1 Der britii6en Gegie.
runq Die 8unoesregterrtf1g mebr 0a.
su at berpflidtetL fir 0oS ogute
8erboIten" oeS neltert 9oti6afterS
einauiteben.
3ie enqlii6e @eaierunq, 10 beibt
es, lit NIT Sen 8emiibungen Der
Ser. Staaten, ibre NelttroLitGt BE-.
3iigli6 Ser umtriebe Der 9ipIomatcn
Der 8entraImd6te bier8uIanOe ouf.
redt gu erbolten, nidt sufrie0en.
(0u frieqit Die Wotten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
DeutIebe Gcrpcccbccte
Itdc9cm cincit Ansfaa!
GridsiHen nor 9Oiultoit, faperu elm
&adtdliff nnO Hebmen bic
Manniddft scFanscH.

Berlin, %. @ob. Die oelttihe
alOmiralitGt meloete bellte nohmit'
toa: Dentide SorpeooiGger ordn'
gen in ole ytoroiee EN- un0 eridIie-
men Dor 2ofusitoft faperten eth
ieinOIides @odidift nnbmen oeiien
IaunidoTt ecfaugeu itno berienften
Damn oos 6Aifi. Ste tebrten iirl'
bcriebrt nod ibrem Stiibpuutt All
rid acin anoeres feinolides ariegs'
idiii puroe bon ben 9elitiheu ge'
iittet. @opeltoft lit cine engItihe
Sofeuitoot in Der @rafidoft Snf'
jolt on Der Ror0iee.)
2oH0nn, %. Sob Die brittihe
gSmiraIitdt meI0et. ooB Der betpafi-
uete 6~iiheroampfer Sarbnl bermtBt
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
D~crbanSlMngcn
Scs DctitanHes!
Sin ipeiterer geridlt iiber bic bonn
geiGGftsfibrenben artSIdnf 6es
MntiUHalbMn0es getane Mrbeit.

@eItern broften mir etnen fitraet
geridt oes observation-disclosures fiber
Die Sibrng oes 8oritanoes oes Sea.
tionoL gunOes III Bitt8burg. Selte
f0nnen mir unieren 2eiern einen
nusfiibrli6en geri9t unieres Spe.
sialtorrelpon0enten unterbreiten:
8ittsburg, ga, %. gtob. Der
geIdGftsfiibrenOe a1sIfub 0es
Observation-Disclosures @ationolbun.
0es belt beute I'M 0eiti9en alub
cine 8eriomnIung ab. 9os &omi.
fee iest fif aus ben geamten bes
@ationalbunoes itn0 Den 8rGiioenten
Der beri9tehfnen Staotsberbdn0e
5~uiommen. 9ie ollgemeinen Son.
bente fin6en ole afuei Sabre itatt.
sc tuaren iiber 80 gertreter anne.
Ien6. aoolp6 Eimm fungierte ais
Sefret1r uno Geinbor0t llarib be,
griibte Die anDeIenoen int Ramen
oes 4qeebonD gountp 3meiges. 8.
6. Sirid bieB iie i'm Raulen Oes
9euti6en &lltb8 nr0 Der 8ebolte.
rttng BON 8ittsbura niafommen
Ser 8eridt non Sobn $iarfs bon
Baltimore, Sfatmeiiter oes Griegs.
Neutrality-suspicious., lieB erfennen,
ooB 100000, fir Den llnteritiisung
Der Observation-Disclosures beigeltelteri
tDiir0en. 8eitere 9eridte erItatteten
SrIitts Mtoerid bon ct. Sail;
8rof. Geo Stcrn, NiIpmlfee; Ser
man SeIinger, gl%eoelan6, o., 8m.
@oenborn, Seem Orleans; @uitot
@. &ipfa, 8ilmington, 0el., So
iepb Seller, indianapolis, SuO.
Sobn g1iqgel, 8tlmingtort, ". 8.
Sanfbaenl, Baltimore; Sobn ..
MoDer, gbilooelpbia un6 8o1tl &c.
brat, 8irmina6onL 4la. 9ie Ser
treter on6erer Stoaten berifteter
ilber Die @r5iebunastdtigfeit in if.
rem reip. Stoaterl, iber Die fort.
idrittli9e @eicbQebuna, neI6e be-
fiirfuortet tDurOe un0 defenders iiber
Die o%ufgepmtOten 8emiibuugen
8tpefs 80rOerung gutter 8iirgeridaft
0urA RoturoIifierung8iduIen 1n1
Die 8erbreitttng outerifanii6er Soc.
ole urter Der eingeiuanoerten 8e.
bolferrng, iiber @rinoung zines Ii.
terorii9en 8ertei0igungsa1s i6uiies.
I'm Die berbreiteten Srrtimer in
SinIift auf Die 3iele ltno 3peff
0es Rationalbunoes 5u forregieren
Wtilndufee miro I'M nd6iten Sabre
ben Acknowledgement erbaIten- Der.
lelbe fin0et BON 80. Robember Biz
eini6lieBlid 1. 9e3eutber Itott. Ger
8oriis fiibrte @eorae Seibel, &itts.
burg. Die 9pleguten bei6loiien Ell
men arona mlf benz @robe bon S
g. gIoe6el, Der 9r1iioent oe8 I'll.
IegbonD Goltntb 3neiges mar, ME
oer3uleaen. Gernerbtn murOe be.
.fannt gegeberL bob oas 81 gbren oei
9eariinoers bon Germantown
Sran8 Daniel 8aitorius, nit eineu
&oltenoufpono bon $4,000 au er'
riftenoe Monument am %. Sea
1917 entbiiQt peroen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

Cute biz bette Seifcrs 6.50-7.50
@ute bis bette ailbe 6.50-7.25.
@ittelmGBigc aiibe 5.75-6.50.
@eu0bnll6e 4.25--5.75.
StoGers uno Seekers, bette 5eeo-
erg felt, anOere iebr Iungiam. :
5aruler Itno benadrihtigt NOR
Oen, moglidit menige StrferS-
un0 Seeoers. Sen0ungen 51t ma
den, Bis Die Qngelegenbeit Der
Maul. uno aLnuenieu6e erleotgt
iein miro.
See0ers, CUTE Bis bette, $50 bis
500.
GittelmaBige 6.75-7.5o.
@em0bnIi6e 6.00-6.75.
stof Sellers, CUTE bis bette 600
biz IT'S.
9tof ailbe E.00-6.50. NJ
Siof aGlber 6.0O-8,00.
8eol aq[6er 100000.
8uQS uno Stag8 5.50-6.75.
Bologna Butts 5.00-5.50.
Sdiucine-8ufubr 10000.
Mortt t0-15c nie0riger Bis 5u
25c nieoriger.
QurGl9nitt8preiS 9.50-9.S5.
S0dIter 9rei3 1000.
5dafc-3ufubr $4,000.
8eeoer 2dmmer felt.
2Gmmer 11.40-t2.15.
@efitterte 21mmer 1900.
SGbrlinge 7.75-9.75.
6eeoer Sdbrlinge 10000.
8iooer 7~.00--S.75.
@}utteri9ofe 6.5Q-8,00
@efiitterte Rutteridofe 10 -15c
bober.
6eeOer Mlttterl6afe 4.50-6.5O.
GeeDer 21nuler 75-11.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Bcti6aftcr OcratS
rciIt am 5. December alb

@ai6ington, %. Qob. @s
beiBt bier, 0nB SER @eraro, Der
omerifanii6e 8ctfdafter am Sole
81 Berlin, am 5. 9e8ember mad
europa abreiien miro. Gem Ser
nebmen nod miro er einen gebar-
niI6ten 8roteit unierer &egterilng
ipegen ser Deportation Der 8el9ier
Dem oeutiden geiAsfanaler unter.
breiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
u1arktbcri6te.

(tlebermiiteIi bon @iuinsfn Srlit Coz
oranaeu-8aIs, Ailie S4.25-6.75; 8Iorioa.
aiite $3.50-4.00; s,abels, atite $4.75-5.25.
8itronen-aiite ST, 75-6.n0.
grapeirutt-aiite S~3.75-4.75.
gepfe-gorf SmperioIS, SAB $500; Soma
bans, aroBe $500, iIeiuen $1.S5 per Site;
Sanes, 5eB $500, Binter 8auanas. $3.50
per eiite; arfqnlas Bis, ertraieine. $3.50
Der aiitc; g~lrfaHfas @Iis. feline. 1925; @ine
Gaps, erirafeiRe, $40, feline $50 per aiitc.
acknowledgements Crate $3.50; GHts
perors, safer S4.75; w1aIaeaS, ertra gut
300: fdncn, 7.b0; ertra iaHcb $500.
acknowledgements S1.75 per Camper;
RdniaS, SAB $3.75.
RartoffeI-$t.So per BuibeI.
@ernIlie-
3lptebeIn, ipauif4e, Crate $500.
3iplebeIn, rot, eeIb, 9fo. AIS.
1omaten. 2ues, $2.25.
aobL, $50. 4hc.
eeaerie. mi6igGn. 8bb, 40c.
Geaerie, California, grdie $3.50, Sso. 81.
0iutebaeues. BIB. 2hc.
@eIbe, peibe ul6 3uderrhben, gfo. 2Ae.
9aittnaIer, 8fo. 214c.
@urfen, Suseub, $500.
9reiBeIbeeren -Seriebs, SOB 5000; SoDes,
SAB $1,000.
aofusnate-5ad $3.50; Sukeno st.oo.
Sonia, 24s. $S.75 &iite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
BanSitcu MAIDEN
cine rcitbc Bemte!

OF. 2ouis. N3o., 90. Iob.-gier
gauOiteu erihicnen bcltte gu friiber
Rorgenitunoe plobli@ in einem nltr
5Dci gIof bon Der &oli5eiitation &C.
lcganen aaburett, in Incident iidI
20 MGltner uno 5 6rouen b%efanoen.
unO toubten bic gauge @eielihaft
ous. sic erbeuteten Qiomanten i'm
8erte BON $1,000, cine Sdiden1tbr
int 8erte bpn $3.50 un6 SIS Bar.
gel6. Ole 9anOitpn entfomeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Die ginnenitsnern.

@oibington, %. Sob. lleber
cine babe Gtiaiaroe Collars purOen
I'M 2aufe oes lebten SisfaIiabres
bonn 8innenItelternnt Dem 8unoes-
ldasanrt in 8aibington iibertpieien.
Scr Sabres6eridt 6es aommil-
idrs Osborn 8eiet. oaB Die @innob-
men nit $5t2,T2 .2S6 ale bisberi
gen 2eforoe gebroden nl0 ben Dor
i6brigen getrda Inn $97. 600, 900
iberitieoell bah
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Ghieaau Marftberidlt.

Chicago, Is. 3oDember.
&inOOieb-3ufubr 5000; Ieartt
Itarf.
Canadian @rafters 900.
&6fiter 9reis 1905.
SGbrlinge 1t.25.
S~diueine-3uflbr $4,000; Nartt
1876 nieoriger.
9urdiGnitt8preis 9.25-9.90.
S6fIter 8reiS 1920.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1900; Meorft felt,
@efiitterte 2dnner 1925.
@eItlide 2Gmmer HOO.
Seeoer 21mmer 1895.
Soobo 2dnnler 1895.
ct. SOieph Marft6eriht.
ct. SoIepb, %. Nobember.
&inOOieb-8ufatr 1000; Marfi
meiItens felt.
S0dIter 8rei8 1850.
Sdueine-3ufnbr 10000; Mnrft,
idpere offueten Zoe nieorieer. on.
bere langiam l,rO rllregeImdBig.
9urdl6nittspreis 9.45-9.85.
Soflter Nreis 9.S5.
Sdafe-3uflbr 1000; Ttorft felt.
@efiitterte 21nan1er 1906.
Sanias Gin Marttberi6t.
aanIds GitA IS. Nobember.
NiHSbieb- 3ufubr 10000; Nnrfi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Dcmtl0lanSs 1Intmcrt
i'm ,,t11arina''zSa

Berlin. 28. Sob. Ole g(nt.
mort 0eutidlnnbs auf Die anfroge
Der oraerifoniiden &egierung be.
treffs Der 9erienfung oeS 8ampfers
rMorino" erfldrt, pie es beiBt, Dab
Die oeutide 9egierltug ollf Die er.
bdItIiden S%nformationen bin ni6t
imitanOe lit, cine gnti6eioung iiber
Die ltmItdrbe, unter oenen Der
3arnpfer berienft ioi1roe, gu treffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Oemtidber Slieocr ruirft
Bomber auf CcnScn!
Bier 9erionen berlebt; Der nn9erid.
tete SadihaNen aber iOI MIR
aerina iein.

2on6on, 90. Sob. General
7ren6 beriGtet bette nndmittag,
6oB elm oeutiher aeropIan beute &C.
gen M1ittag lber 2onoon 3irfelte un0
feds 8omben oitf bic 5taot bernb-
mari. Bier 9erionen pltroen Der.
lebt, 6urunter cine 6ron i6Wer.
Der augeri6tete 5odidaoen par
gering.
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giSiliIteu.I ustanTf.

8aris, %. Ron. 10000 fran.
56iiide 8ibiIiitcn meiIt oIte Mt1nner,
6rnllen ullo ain0er, Die in Den be.
ieseu 9iitriften 6rantreidg ani1iiig
paren, meroen in Der nGditen 8eit
nad 5ranfrei6 auriidseianbt mer.
ben. 3jiee, Die ie 400 8erionen be.
for0ern, meroen ben Sransport iiber
bic Sdpeia berart betp1Itiaen, oob
ole 9eriorlen nod Dor @eibn1tten
in ibrer Seinat e~intreffen tonnell.
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GangIom, felt fig 10c tlicoriger.
SdbrIinge 100.
9iibe, meiitens felt.
5tofer8, feline gerfdufe.
GdIber, felt.
sdmeine -8uftbr 10000: @nrFt
5-10c nieoriger.
0urdidnittspreis 9.25--9.S5.
@ohiter Brets 9.S5.
Saafe-8ufubr 5000; Wtorft felt.
Soditer 8reis 1850.
@~efitterte 21mmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Nene hentlde giaenbmirdIe.

Berlin, %. gob. G1infenoepe-
f6e. - Die aonteroomirale 8lrm.
bad, Sebbinabalts, Maube unO
gebnfe iino eiaem geridt Der 9erli.
rcr ueberiee. ga 6ridtenagentur 81.
folge au 8i5caOmiralen %bef0roert
ipor0en.
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Grhalt nenen @amcn.

8oibington, %. y80b. Ser
9an3erfreu3er nRarrlonO" erbdIt
ben gamen .5reberid". gines Der
bier neuen S6ladtidiffe miro SEQ
rplano" beiBen.
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OMAHA gaarftbcridt.
SmaDu, IS. Ronenlber

8maDu, rs. ytooeHlber
&inbbieb-3ufltbr 5000.
8eefitiere, felt Bis itort.
Cute Biz bette torngefltterte
8eebeg 9.75--t1.00.
Sdpere forneefitterte 8eepes
9.50-10.25.
MittelmdBige forngefiit. 8eebe8
8.50-9.50.
geefs 1000 HOO.
Mittelmdbige 100000.
Giibe uni Sellers, felt.
@rnB 8eeoes, CUTE Bis bette IT'S
Biz $50.
MitteImdBiee 6.75-7.75.
@eiu0bnIihe b.H--6.76
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-05
BEAN BAG BALL is AMUSING
Player Who Throws Most Bags Into
Basket Is Winner-Another Game
Also Described.

A game called bean bag BALI is
played by suspending a basket by a
rope from a doorway or some other
place where it can swing freely. Place
the first player at a certain distance
from it and give him three or four
bean bags, or as many as you have.
Then pull the basket to a certain
height and let it swing back. The
player tries to throw the bean bags
into the basket while it is swinging.
He is allowed only a certain time,
but within that time he can use the
bean bags that have missed over again.
(Someone else can pick them up for
him. The player who places most in
| the basket wins. 1t is we'll to remove
| your mothers best vase from the shelf
near the doorway and to warn the
members of the household against en-
| tering the room Unexpectedly.
Another bean-bag game is to place
the players in three groups. The first
| group throws to the last group and
the group in between tries to catch
| the bean bags on the fly
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-05
BOY MUST CONQUER HIMSELF
Breaking Lads VIII Spells His Capa-
bilities and Turns Success Into
Bad Failure.

am often asked by letter and other
wise how I get such wonderful results
in the performance of high class music
and almost perfect discipline. Here is
one of the items from a long list: l
never set out to break the viii of a
boy, as sometimes hear teachers brag
they do, but cndeavor to strengthen
his will. Breaking the win spoils a
boys capability, produces lassitude
and turns what might have been sue
cess into a miserable failure, writes j..
B. Vanderworker in Christian Advo-
cate. A child with a broken will is
sure to be sullen and stubborn, i'll man
nered, miserably unhappy and either
ends in the insane asylum or some
kind of prison. May heaven have
mercy upon the parent or teacher who
knowingly sets out to break the will
| Of any boy or girl.
Better that persons placed over boys
and girls should try to teach self-mas
terry. But remember that self-mastery
can be taught only by person having
| self-mastery. Instead Of conquering
a child you had better. in a deft way
! lest you fail-teach him to conquer
| himself, harness and bride his will Sc
that he can sit upon soft cushions ant
drive anywhere. For viii power i:
| like steam.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-05
VERMONT ACADEMY'S
4Oth ANNIVERSARY
Commencement Week Opens Saturday
Graduation Address Tuesday by
Rev. Arthur H. Bradford.

Vermont academy viii celebrate it's
10th anniversary during Commence
ment week, which opens with the sen
Tor promenade in the gymnasium next
Saturday evening. Hundreds of inyi-
tations have been sent to residents of
Saxtons River, Bellows Falls and to
graduates of the academy.
Sunday morning in the Baptist
church the Baccalaureate will be
preached by one of the faculty, who
is also pastor of the church-Rev.
Wesley II. Des Jardins. Sunday even
ing in Memorial chapel the vesper
service will have as speaker Rev.
George E. Tomkinson of Brattleboro.
Monday at 1890 in Fuller hall will
be the annual debate for the Barrett
prizes. Hon. John Barrett, 81, direc-
tor of the Pan-American Union, main
tains these prizes. They are awarded
to students who excel in public debate.
This years debate is on ''Resolved,
That the United States Have Govern
| ment Owned Merchant Marine" The
affirmative side will be taken by
! Thomas II. Griffith. IL of East Dor
set. and Norman A Wright of Graf
! ton; the negative by Bruce n. Coul
ter, 'l6, of Bridgeport, and Bertrand
NJ. Lewis, is, of Waterbury, Conn
At the same day in Wilbur Memo
rial library viii be held the class day
exercises. From ) to s class reunion.
will take place.
At s. in Fuller hall, the Fuller con
test in elocution. the prizes being es
tablished by the late Gov. Levi X. Full
Ter of Brattleboro, will be held.
i Tuesday, June IS, the graduation
exercises will be held in Fuller hail
The address to the graduation elias
will he by Rev. Arthur II. Bradfor,
of Rutland. and the award of prize
by Principal George B. Lawson, fol
LEVIED by the presentation of diploma
to the following: David Adler of Al
lantic City, Harry B. Bowman Of Bea
trice, Neb., Daniel w. Cary of Brat
| tleboro. Bruce \. Coulter of Bridge
/ port. Elmore D. Croft of New HaveI
Il Winsor H. Cushing of Philadelphi;
II Russell c. Foster of Holden, Mass
Bradford c. Godfrey of Bennington
II William w. Grout of Fitchburg, Mass
II Harry W. Hersum of Kendall Gree
II Mass. John w. Sticknev of Ludloy
II Norman y. Wright of Grafton.
II At - is the annual business NEE
II ing of the alumni; at 40 in Proctt
II hall the alumni luncheon; at $50 II
| annual baseball game and at Il
senior reception.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-05
MANY NEGLECT THEIR TEETH
Few Parts of Body Have More to Do
With General Health and Fit
ness Than Grinders.

Some fellows never think about
their teeth until something begins to
prod the nerves in a very unpleasant
manner. Do you know that few parts
of your body have more to do with
your general health and fitness than
your teeth? We know there is no
need warning most of you, but some
of you are taking chances. Sixty sec
onds, three times day, added TO a 25-
cent tooth brush, is pretty cheap insur-
ance against pain, disease-and the
kind of teeth you put in a glass of wa
ter while you sleep, for fear of swal-
lowing them.-American Boy.