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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08
Rieiiger ghneefaa tn ben
Gd)tpeiser Bergen.
Der Giienbabn 9erteb r
burd ben Simplous
9unnel unter<
brp6en.

9enf, Z. Se3. - Der giisnbabne
gertebr spiidsn SiaIisn, Der Sdpsi5
unb 1Srantrsi4, burd ben Siulplon'
sunneI, 1T bur5 ungsipObnli4 befti'
gen Sdneefaa unisrbro9sn. Der
Uiailanbsparis S4nel3us III in Der
Wiittpo3 Na4t irssnbpo I'M Sdues
fteden se6lieben uHb er ionnte ioiptii
nod nitt aufgsfunben iperben, oa Der
5slesrapbens unb 5slepbons9er!ebr
aui beiben Ssiten bes 5unnels unier,
brodeu III.
Sn Brig, int Rbonetbal unb IN DO.
mobohoIa auf Der italienii6en Ssits
Iiest Der S6nee pier SUB tisf, unb auI
bem Simplon Bag beinabe Gdt 6ub.
Yieraig i6peissriite Soloatsn iinS
felt AZ Gtunben i'm Stnplpn SOipis
singei1nsit. Sopeit III ii6n teinen
Yerluit on Weni6enleben ber;Atsl
porben, Obstei3 pisle 2a,pintn nie'
bergsganasn iinb. Der international.
gertsbr ift aber fat gang unierbro'
den. Gpssial3iiae NIT Qrbeittru, biz
bic gabn pisber Offnsn ioaen. iinb ab'
s.fdidt porbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08

Grfinbung 6eitdtigen. Dem in gtses
ncnab, Wisc., ipobnenben Dr. 5bos
mas Sufpsrfon iOG es geIunsen Tetn,
Elm gerFabren su ermitteIn, pel8es
erm0glt6t, bebruttes 3eitunospapier
in frif9es, tpeiBes 0rudpapier uHt5u=
panbeIu. Die aIten 3eitungen pers
rem in suTammengspreBtem 3uItanoe
nit elmer deinii6en Mii6ung be6ans
belt, fpel6e aneebli9 bic friibere Reins
belt uno 5riIfe beg gapiers pteosrs
herftelt. Der Grfinber fpq cine Ser
trngsausgabe aus bernrt 6eAunpeltem
aItem 9upier ermDglitt buben.
- Sn Bottom tpurbe in elmer Ser
fammluRs BON ReOnern bebauptet, bic
rRebellen BON Dublin" piirben iebr
balo ben 3ampf rpisber aufnebmen.
gs ipurben 8ettrdge siHgeforbert, bic
gum Gutauf bon geipebrsn perpcnbst
fperoen foIIen, fooab bic RebeGen nas
nd9ite Mal moberne 9etpehre sur
gerfiigung 6aben, anitatt &niippcln
uno Seugabeln.
Bas @ngIanb f9on IdngTt ges
than bat, piro legt bur9 t6nigIi9e
Ssroronung anbefoblen, ndmIic5 oab
in 3utunft @oIbs, SiTbers uno pa
piergelb. 8ertbpapiere, S9eds, @8e9z
lei. &rebitbriefe uno anoere 6dnpelss
pdpiere ober Dptumente our llc6ers
psiIuug BON @eIo, Sreoit ober Wert6z
pdpteren ais 9annpaare gu betra9ten
1Ino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08
3iuei amcrifsaer
Durben, 8erihten DON Jlii6tling.n
sufOlse, BON gilla 9anbitsn
ermorbet.
5oparb 9rap pon parral purbs ans
ssbIi9 eri9Oiisn
llnb 5. Softer in sorrson BEL lsbenbis
gem 2ei6e oerhraunt.

Gf 81 II, Q-.s - a., G;,.r,
9 = = s1as. $780, !. Srs. ne gss' y
m;a;na sas1, ma v.a .,.,,,o. SusaoD s Den.s ,.r .
q. U.s s;. ". aaDss', Sus aa' o. Sa,,,S-
Gas Wv. en's H. a' os.a. a..
s.;s.g s.a = 81" nt un'us. ns: s' U.uD'',as w.
@;1ss V,.t1s u W pa.'ai., SVgaagas, g:aas ro.'
SaaS. S a.:ys..a a..ss... 0s' p'' s""i4i'e O''
.uu. s'spo's.. ~ -; e,.x.,.
,,,s 0lap 1 .Out..i s..;s.,! ,S.s s'g.' a'''s. y.
uas pusau. r s's..g.s snss Wv '9asu"s -
s.h.l' s'uule etdgyl'M s. a'so leH. S..
I pu' e,' "" ss saa VusDsn oms auis M
SSns.. g o s. us.Osm s....i 9.u'',,s s gusn.. ..
ssa. "u :S Ssm Sss.A "1s..;s. .sSos. ssua' e =
u.'a': pol i4.st ID''.l. sels9'". "
eaDe 'gnsn 9Y selas' nauSsm q u
S unsa .lolu..g sNo cnn u,a - I.'vas'.m aa, NV
us''E Sn ~. 's'v,'TTs = SS:n ns'uf o'' sga 80
.ao0 1.'ns.8 o D''au.a ~: s'VS.
m:n sen. psoaaV: saV:.. luolOsh r ea., 2allsh p.'
sat n.lia oanoI''n ls'ns rsys s.sHslg.a.lg Ds'
t,,;gh.S; w Gu.s pg.,s 49, l'.'sessGsn. s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08

ge. Sn ber GiBung bes Sduptauss
I4u7es bes Ret9stags mahteStantsa
fetretGr 9r. Selfferi4 tnterehante
2tnga6en ii6er bic Sterbli4tetts5iffern
Der lebten Sabre, bic gum SbeiI in
ni4t gang ri4tiger 5aiIung in bic
Seffentlidteit giungteu. ga8 ben
it1ttItif4en S5eititeGungen iturben uuF
1000 Ginpobner i'm Sabre 1911:
16,3, i'm Sc6re 1912: 14,6, i'm Sab
re 1913: 40. i'm Sabre 1914: 16,1,
i'm Sabre 1915: 1877, unb in ben ers
ften feds Wonaten 1915: (uuf oas
Sabr bere9neD 40 qericnen. Die
Grtebuneen be3iehen Itcb nur auf bic
Stdbte nit 5000 uno mebr Gins
pp6nern, Fhliebeu uber fdmmtltfe
milttdrperTonen, oIIo insbeIorbere
audi FGmmtliae &riegsoerluite Elm. @s
ergibt ii6 oaraus, OuB in ben eriten
fe6s Mlonaten bes laufenoeu Sabres
eie geTummtsa6l Der @eItorbeneu uur
I'm or uuFs Saufenb grDBer mar ais
i'm entTpreds1ben 3eitroum beg 5rtes
oenSiahres 1911. gei Der Sduqlinsss
fterbli6teit mar bos @erbdItniB Der
i'm srIten 2ebeusiutr 9eitorbenen gu
Der GtIammt7abf ber 6eftorbenen i'm
Sabre 1911: 29,7 D. g., i'm Sabre
1912: 24,6 b. s., i'm Sabre 1913:
24,8 b. g., i'm Sabre 1914: 22,7 D.
g., i'm Sahre 1915: 1874 b. g., i'm
etTten Salbia1r 1916; 11,5 b. s.
@ier Gtdatcn in etrem
S6uI3immer. g Sin mertpiirota
oes. .Ghul6uus beIibt bic peimariic1e
gemciuoe g6raniB bel g8cioa. Die
Gin6er aus ben onqr,u3euoen Dorfs
f6aften bcS TiirItentbums aeub !.
g.. beg 6erso9t6ums 2tlienburg uno
bes g6nigreihs Go6Ien. aIIo &iroer
aus bier oeutI9en 9unOtsHaoten.
trcrbeu Idmmtlid IN einem SlaFens
simmer Der S8ule gemeiriam untera
rittet.
@pIb Gtfcu. Die goIOes
ueu Spni1stetten hGr Shiibeugiloen
unb S6ieBpereine peroen ieBt algea
mein ben GcloIammelitellen suaefibrt.
Die 8creine uno @iI6eu beialoRen,
oieIes Spfer Dem 9uterlanoe gu brina
esn rnb uls GrYab eiIerne Gctteu ano
Fertiqen 5u laiien.
5offnung.
.gsi Tag rpoeIn Sie uno BET 9tott
ton3en sic -- ia mann i4laIen Sie
oenn eigertlit uus2"
.9l9, t6 nerDe mir pabrIhetnIi1
bob nGdItens 'tpos brebeu ober perrs
relten oo lam ids ia pisber
'reinbrinsen!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08
Gigentbum i'm gSertbe
bpn $49,566,S95
s SinttrfieB berforbene
Stunbarb Oil magnet
Gharfes 80. 6artnes.

Rsp gort Z. 0ss. - Charles
%. .Sartneb, ipelter sur 3sit fsines
Spbes. am l. Mai. fir ben sr5btsn
gsiiBer bon Stanbdrb Oil attien ges
taIim tpurSe, bintsrlisb, Der am
Oonneriias eingereidtsn abf9dbuns
ieines 9srn0gsrs sufolse. gissntbum
i'm Mertbe ron S49, ,566,s95. sSn BEN
binisrlaHsnsn seItamsnts iIt Der grus
Der. Gbparb g. 5artn,B, gum Saupts
erbeH einsei.bi; sr erbdlt s36,1s2. 900.
Seiner @ittipe bintirldbt Der er6lai,
kr s12,0O00,00o unb Der GAL. Uni.
psriitdt unb bem gres6pterianer 5ps
fpital iinb 100000 rdp. $780,
600 ausasisbt. 9ie Stonbarb Oil
2ittisn bss @eriforbenen i'm Wertbe
bon s25, SIS, 800 asb,n on ben grus
tsr iiber. Die Grbi6aftsitsusr, mel
de bon BEN Rahlab ,nttifist tpsrbsn
mub. belduft iid auf nab.5u 5000
600
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08

niion befeblist. 2ls Dilla bort mar,
babe er ale Mdnner ge3ipunsen, mil
ibm nd6 Der Stabt Gbibuahia 81
maritieren. Die an5abl Der in par'
raj getSbteten Wsritaner unb gbins'
len Isi nidt betannt, ater piele ieier
ndh ber 8siebuna Der Stabt burd
gila Deridipunben.
G!Eaio, 1eras, 7. De5em6er
@uiilerino Snprnan ein Sobn oeS
peritorben,gt Gus bem g3ilrenfriege 6e-
faniifen Generals ge. 9. Snnmdn.
|,-uroe eipar bier eingclnifrnen yicl'
cnng ,ufolpe aui ieinx JiailA nabs
Gan ISo6lo De .Ncoaili sipiid,cr
santa JioiaIia nuS Der Stnot GGibnd'
llto, pcn g.illa Gnroiten aetGhtet. Seit
Batter iii Dor fiir5em III Fhilacelpbiu
geitorbcn, mo oidl ein 9riiocr bcs Gr.
n1orSeten pobnt. Snpnlan ioll Elm bri'
iiidcr lliiterfban gepeien iein.
Sur Seimtebr beorbert.
gan Qntonip, 5mas, 7. Dsj.
Der General GunftDn perfiigte am
Donnerhas auf 9eTebl bes Sriegse
departments bic Seimfebr Don
5767 Mitsliebsrn Der Electromagnetic,
eimGliebliA eintr 4n3abl Don Rem
Yorier Orsaniiotionsn in pbarr uHo
Wc9llen.
SH Marietta, g., iissten
bie9affsn.
marietta, g., 7. De3. Snfolse
bss Reiultats Der 2ocal Option Waal
ar 0onnsritas blsibsn in Wariettl
bic Wirtbihuften offen. Die NnfIer
paben 1761 unb bic 5rodenen 1877
Stimmen ub. eine Waioritdt Don Sd
Siimmm fir bic HaFen. Warietta
mar lett 5 Sabren naB unb in ben orei
DorbsrseRubsn Sabren trodeu gene
ZEN. Die Wabl Derlisf cbne iegli6:
llnruben.
8erntgener Rdub.
Cos 4nselss, Gal. 7. DEG.
qm Opnneritas mart bier elm Rdub.r
bsm Wddter zines erprebDagens
pfeffer in bic 2lugen, ergriff einea
Gad nit $4,000 in Sob unb pa,
piereeIb unb entfloh.
8 ntef cams penfiondr.
Wafbington, ., 6, 7. Deg.
Die peniionsIiiten tpurben i'm Oer~
flofIenen Sabre iufolse bes Sobes Dor
ariegsbeteranen bebeuteno rebu5trt.
Dem geri6t bes penIionszgureaits
sufolge purben bic Rdmen Don ms6r
nfs $1,000 alten Solbaten seitriten,
ipoour1 bic gsfammtansnbl auf 1885,
080, taum mebr ais elm 9rittel Der
qlr5abl Dor 18 Sabr.n, ssfalen. it,
Die Rebuttion in ben ausbtsabltsr
geniionsn Belief iid auf $4,000, 900.
2ln 709,572 9erfonen ipurben pea'
iionsn iry @eiammtbetrage Don $780,
100, 900 ausbesnblt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08
Ser S5od)idvnIratb.

Der SodT6ulratb befalob seiiern,
bic S9lubieisr fir bic bieiisen 9oas
idulsn am 10. SUM- in Der Wtuiitbols
ab5ubaIttn. Die SaIubpriifunsen fir
bic grabuanbsn Der bisiiseu So4I6us
len ipurben auf ben 7. unb 8. Suni
anbraiimt. pGbrsno bic SdluBprii'
fuHseu fir bic brei rlntertIuHen am
ID, 10. 1S. unb 19. SUM fattfinben.
Die SdluBfeier fir bic 9odf6uIe in
g,lsoiant Ribse tpurbe auf ben II.
Suni uno bic Der 9oidule in 5Grtpsa
auf ben Is. Suni anberaumt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08

I'D purbe DON S6pinbetanfdlIer
Heimgefu6t uuo babel INNER rei86arer.
Wleir Riifen T6mer3te mid. Wleine
2unge mar belegt. Wleine Qugen flim>
merten unb metne Sbren galiteIteH
mir mertpiiroige 2aute Dor.
,2t6er ith babe an mir fet6it erfa9s
rem, mag fir Elm bor3iislibes 5onic
bag Sanlac 1T. gs 6erubigte meine
dufqeregten Ierben, itGttte meinen
Wtagen unb f0rberte bic 8lutsgirtps
Lotion. of fam ieBt fuIt alles eFeE,
obre nn6ber 8ei4perber gu fiihlen,
nNenn ireenb Semanb Rdheres
ii6er meinen 5aG su piiIen piini4J
oonr mag er mid 10. 843 OF 8
Strabe beTu6en."
Die 8or3iige bes reuen Wlittcfs
nerben bonn 5anlac @rperten in
Der Qpot6efe Der Dom Drug 60. IN
6 unb @ulnut StroBe, oemunitrirt:
aher es fam in irqeuo elmer Der u
pom 9tpot6eten in Cincinnati erldn9t
neroen; aud in oerjeniqen in Gool
ington. 0as SanIac piro nu6 rers
fault in Gtuntebeds gtpot6ete inRens
bort: bei IS. 6. Torre1 in 2ubIop; in
gope's 2(pot6ete in 2utcnin; BET 6.
SO. =. Gramer in M16fIonpias; in
eerooinos 2(potbefe in Rorpoob uno
het cSobn SO. Stiff in gbeoiot. SE
ieber Sta0t bes Cincinnati Diftritt5
TT Elm Qpotbeter, rpelder SouIdc oere
tauft. - Qu5eige.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08
SdiiiSR adjridJteu.

galmoui6, 7. De3.: abssf.:
.JRoorbam", BON Rsp Yort.
airtpall. 9lbsef.: .Seuig
Slap", DON aOpeHbcseH nad Rsp
YOrt.
aopenbaseu. 2tbssf.: .Oss
car H.. ned Retp gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08

- Der prdibent Der Union paeific
Babn. Ri9ttr aoDett. bat bic 2lussabe
bon mebreren MilIionen Dollars fir
ben 8au etnss SunneIs unter benz
p66fen Sbeils Der GelTenssbtrgs ons
storbnet. gs m bas bic fog. Sbsr.
man.Spibe, auf ipeIter bas gmsss
Dentmal ftebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08
Jram aysargaretb Sentin.
ser
Wun Der antlagt bes Gats
tenmorbes freiges
fprpdlen.

gtewart, u. s., Z. Deg. = Hrau
Wtarsaret geutinger lpurbe am 9cns
Hsritag glbenb DON ben GsI6pOrenen
DON Der 4ntlage, ibren Gatien, @bris
itop6 geutinger. sinen rsi4en aobIsns
bdnoler, i'm Suli oieies Sabrss ermors
bet 81 babsn, freigciproden. Bel ein,m
iriiberen pro5eiie batten iid bic ges
idiporenen ridt einissH t6nnsn.
5rau gentinser bate ni6t in 2lbe
rs9e geitellt, ibren gatten erI9oT,n
gu baben. absr iie erflGrie, lie babe in
Selbitperibeioiguns eebanbelt. 2lui
benz 3susenitanbe er3dblte iie. bag
yeutinssr iis BON ibrsr Seiratb an ei.
ner brutalen 8ebanbluns unt.rpprfsn
babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08
, Grf6ofJene" beGgtf 6

,erf6OfIene4 beIgif d E
@rbetter. Die rIorobeuti9e 2mz
gcmeine 3eitunq" Tdrei6t unter Der
lleberi9rift; ngngIiider saptnoel":
Die englii6e preTIe. 10 3. 9. bic
rgirmingbam 8aiIb 9of, BAT npr
einiger 3eit Elm bon II. Ottobsr bds
ttertes 2lmiteroamer Selegramm Der
Grfange Gompdn1 beg SSu6aItg ges
tro9t, es feien 300 belQiite 4r6eiter
Der Sabriten Der GebriiDtr GdrreIs
in Sent, Die iih peigerten, in beuts
i6en Munitipnsfubriten in 8elgien
gu arbeiien. ber1aftct unb tns Srnere
0sutTbIanbs perftidt poroen. 3n0lf
ppn oieien @rbeitern, bic iia ipiOers
Iebt hGtten, Tsien ouf Der Sttlle err
itbofIsn pprben. Die BEL ben 3uitdns
bisen 8eb6rben einge5ooeren @rfunz
tisungen baben erge6en, oaB bic Rahe
ri4t frei erfunben lit. Snsbefonotre
babsn peber Standardization Der
8enter MISUNDERSTANDING nod III
genbtpelhe YeItrdfun9en, gefhpeige
benn GrfhieBunssr itattgcfunben".
Die SterbItateitim Srie=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08

bss Geiammtbilb ber &riegsfunit auf
bieIen @e6iete ge6en. auitos Dr.
9luguit Sitter b. Goebr bat iie angss
lset unb inn febt 2fiiiitent Or. 5rts
Dnorihat our Seite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08
Eie aeIauumte Msannibaft
= Ee3torpe0irtenDa
.VnIcrn1 Or nerettet.

DY alcrm o" gerettet.
New Dorf, 7. Ge5ember. Gle
hieiigei slsentei 5rS italicniidlen
9dnIpiers .Holermo', ipelHer ani
Irttcn Iienitdg nnbe Der ipaniidNa
Stiiiie tcrpcDirt .pirSe, erbielten Die
ganfridt, oab idrtilutlide Witslieeer
Der .ytdnnidait acreitst ipnrnei. N
ocni criten Gabelberidde ans WaOris
gatte cs aeseiBen, bal, ciner Der g,a.
.eeicn, ein glmerifaner. IN einsm Sc
ipiia. geitprben lei MIc oaB bret ar.
Ocrc idjlper perleBt pnren. an 9orS
ccs Shiifcs bate iid cine sln5abl bon
ameritonifdJen 1ferSebdnblern beilui.
een. sSn her Mgloling pom Tonrnrs,
lug 1T nidlts BON eiitem 9erluite bon
Ntcnjd)enle6en Qeioat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08

9Sxnlogcns perausgnbt. Deible lpar
id,uIoig beiltnSen uoroen, Wiiritie
gicnot. nit Der er iid iitim eiiaelai.
len latte, crnlorbet at baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-08

Ut T Q u, d, Z. Ne5eHIDer. yild)
sebnidbriaen geniibunsen 1T es 5rni
barbara 9eible BON garberton. nabe
glfron. am Gonnerstag eelungen, bic
9arolirilng hires gobres, 8eo ~.
Gciblc. su enpirfen, ipeldler I'M Sabre
1906 bes Taorocs idullbia befinlben
uno 5u Iebensl1ngIider 8nftbniis.
itrafe pcrurtheilt iporben ipar. Die
ssrau bate in ibren @eIrIibumsen
5rpafs Sideriimg Der gegnabigilno
irbes Sobues Oeu grobteu xbeiI ibrcs
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-14
FAVORS BIRTH CONTROL.
Judge Points to Case of Women Who
Stole to Feed Children.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14,-Questioning
whether the law which forbids the
circulation of information regarding
birth control is intelligent Judge
Wadhams, of the court of general SEES
sions, has refused to send to jail Mrs
Rebecca Schnur, after her confession
that she stole to provide bread for her
SIX children. He suspended sentence.
The woman 5 husband has been pre-
vented by law from working on chill
dren S garments because he is a tn
bercular, Judge Wadhams pointed
out, his written opinion continuing:
9 Nevertheless he goes on producing
children who have very little chance
under the conditions to be anything
but tubercular, and themselves grow
ing up to repeat the process with So
clcty. There is no law against that.
But we have not only no birth
control regulations in such cases but
if such information is given people
are brought to the bar of justice for
1t. believe we are living in an are
of innocence which at some future
time will be looked upon aohast.
This woman had to have assist
anee from time to time in order to
keep them from stanv;vion, and IN
order to give her family bread. she
steals l will not send her to Jail. -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-14
NEWFANE.

The following from the Universalist
Leader under the heading of Bethel,
VT, will be of interest to Ncwfane
readers: "A very pleasant reception
was recently held in the parlors Of the
Univcrsalist church in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. viii G. Harvey, there being
nearly 100 present. After refreshments
Mrs. Harvey was presented with an en-.
vclopc representing the good will of
their Pensioners and both responded.
The oath Of December is the Tooth an
nivcrsary Of the Univcrsalist church
IN Bethel and plans are being made for
grand celebration"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-14
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Mrs. A. G. Stacey, who was i'll two
weeks, is out again.
Russell Briggs is confined to the
house on account of Illness
E. D. Ranney and William Fisher
have bought new driving horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prouty of Springfield,
Mass, were visitors at B. S. Miller s
this week.
Albert Wrisley will finish work to-
night for the Vermont Printing com
pany and will go to Greenfield to take
up similar position.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Covey will re-
turn Monday to their home in Dorches-
ter, Mass, after having spent the sum
mer here and in Londonderry.
Charles Dalrymple, who had been in
the Melrose hospital two weeks, fol
lowing an operation for appendicitis,
was discharged from there today and
went to his home on Guilford street.
A. NJ Bennett will 90 Sunday to Sv-
racuse, n. Y, to take a position with
the Franklin Automobile company in
the experimental room. Mrs. Bennett
and daughters will remain here for the
present.
Mrs. Minnie Slader and daughter, Miss
Marjorie Slader, of Rutland were guests
yesterday at F. r. Mann's Miss Slader,
who is graduate of the teachers training
school in Rutland now has a position as
teacher in the River school in Jamaica.
large number were present at the
card party in Academy hall Thursday
evening. The proceeds, which We're
1855, are to be used towards the piano
fund. Some of the young people in
dulged in dancing the latter part of
the evening. The next entertainment
viii be a dance October 25.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-14

Message of Light. For this entertain
ment fee of 25 cents will be charged
to pay expenses. The whole affair is
to be presented by Brattleboro talent
and is likely to be well supported by the
public.
On Friday morning at o clock two
important conferences will be held, one
in the Congregational church on The
Rural Sunday School Problems, and one
in the Baptist church on The City or
Large Town Problems and Efficiency
Dr. Littlefeld, who has charge of the
music of the convention, will have a
part in these meetings, as well as the
state secretaries, and Mr.. Conant, Mas
sachusetts state secretary.
At 3.l5 p. m. Friday Miss Slattery of
Boston, the wonder of the Sunday school
platform, will speak in the Baptist
church on The Conquest of Facts. This
will be of particular Importance. In the
evening Miss Slattery will speak again
on Making a Living and a Life, and
Mr.. Alexander will speak on Ten Years
from Now
Among the other items of local inter
est may be mentioned the opening must
cal service on Wednesday and Friday
evenings. A special chorus with large
orchestra, piano and organ will render
the Halleluiah chorus from The Mes
siah, and The Heavens Are Telling, from
The Creation, preceded probably by an
organ recital by Ralph NJ. Cram.
Another thing of great Importance is
the banquet in the Unitarian parish
house Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock
for all the elementary workers. for
which an admission will be charged. On
Friday afternoon at ) clock all the
boys from IA to 10 years of age are
invited to gather III the Methodist
church to meet Mr.. Alexander, who is
the top-notch speaker for them. At the
same hour the girls of the same ages will
meet in the Congregational church and
will be charmed to hear, all by them
selves, Miss Margaret Slatterv of Bos-
ton, who is without a peer. At $50 a
banquet will be served for which an adj
mission fee will be charged, and all the
boys and girls are asked to attend. At
the close they will march into the church
to seats especially reserved for them.
The scenery will change rapidly dur
ing the convention and it is expected
to be the liveliest convention Brattle-
boro has entertained.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-14
MAIN EVENTS IN
BIG CONVENTION
Digest of Principal Items of
Sunday School Meeting
Next Week
MARGARET SLATTERY
TO BE A SPEAKER

Is Without Peer on the Sunday School
Platform = President Benton, John
L. Alexander of Chicago and Others
Coming.
Advices from the officials of the
Vermont State Sunday School associa-
ton indicate that the annual conven-
tion which is to be held in BrattIeboro
next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
with the main sessions in the First
Baptist church, will be large and en-
thusiastic gathering.
full program was published in The
Reformer some weeks ago, but a digest
Of the principal items of special inter
est to the people generally is given here
with. Expert workers are to be here
from Chicago, New York, Boston, Man
chester and other cities, besides MANY
successful workers from all parts of
Vermont. The delegates will arrive
largely on the trains from the north
Wednesday afternoon and will 90 to the
Baptist church at once for registration
and assignment. At clock Wednes-
day, John l.. Alexander of Chicago will
speak on The Why of Evangelism in
Sunday School. He is one of the divi-
sion superintendent of the international
committee.
In the evening Rev. C. A. Boyd, state
secretary, will give a stereopticon pre-
sentation Of The Romance of Bible
Distribution. This will be followed at
$50 by an address by President GUY
Potter Benton of the University of Yer
mont, on The Bible and Practical Life.
Special institute work will begin
Thursday morning at Ills O'Clock as
follows: Elementary, in Unitarian
church; secondary, in Congregational
church; adult, in Baptist church; home,
IN Universalist church; pastors and su-
perintendents, in Methodist church.
These will be held also on Friday at the
same hour.
On Thursday afternoon will come the
reports of the state secretaries, Mr.
Boyd and Mrs. Wright, and the treasur-
or, Mr.. Wood. At 0 clock an address
by j. l.. Alexander of Chicago on What
of the Future? will be given.
On Thursday evening in the Baptist
church biblical drama, Ruth, the Low
ing, by Mr.. Boyd, will be given, to be
followed by a missionary pageant ar
ranged by Miss Hemenway-W Wells, The
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-14
TO WAR ON IMMORAL SHOWS.
Vermont w. G. T. U. Also Declares
for Equal Suffrage.

BARRE, Oct. 1.-THE Vermont W. c..
T. L. in its 42d annual convention here
yesterday declared for equal suffrage and
announced a determination to abolish i'm
moral shows and exhibits from the coun-
tryside fairs
Officers were elected as follows: Mrs.
NJ. l.. Pearsons of Orleans, president; Mrs.
Gratia Davidson Of Newfane, vice-presi-
dent; Miss Elsie l.. Pcase of Swanton.
corresponding secretary; Mrs +, b. Tur-
ner of st. Johnsbury; recording sccre-
tary; Miss l.. Grace Prior of Morrisvile
treasurer; Mrs. Inez II. Stewart of Nor
rlsville, auditor; Mrs. W. H. III. Avery of
Aliddlctown Springs, Mrs. F. II. RastalI Of
Manchester, Mrs. Ethel Dickens of Or
leans, Mrs. b. Q. Spaulding of Newport.
delegates to the national convention in In
dianapolis