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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-07

-rying down the hall; and had La Belle
only known of the mans presence and
who he was there would have been a
vast difference In the career of DR..
Lund-for it was the father OF La
Bellies child who was sneaking away
from the death chamber.
Secretly and covertly Doctor Lund
had answered La Bellies summons;:
NJ had crept silently to the door and
listened while La Belle told her story.
He had seen the letter pass into Flip's
possession, and knew that the clown
and Mrs Ridley were fully informed.
Then he sneaked. away as silently as
he had come
All night long Flip waited for the
news he dreaded to have told to him.
Just before dawn they told him the
girl he loved was dead. ...t .,.o.
The grief-stricken clown fought out!
his sorrow and then turned to the flu:
ture. ..
He took Mrs. Ridley, unwillingly..
into his plans. and consulted with her,
as how best to proceed. The two de-
cided that little Peg should be in,
trusted to the Good Samaritans, to:
raise until she should arrive at an age:
when Flip might undertake her train
ing as q circus rider. w.
To be near the child and also to be
near the grave Of the dead La Belle.
Flip decided to make the old southern
town his home, living there in winter
and travelling with the circus In sum-
mer. Ea,
The passing years had brought
changes in the domestic affairs of
Doctor Lmd. His fame as physi
clan had brought him great wealth,
and his services were in demand out
side of his home city. He had many
trips at great distance. His fame was
widespread and he was realizing tre-
mendous wealth in consequence.
Gradually he became more of q spe-
cialist, travelled more than he prac-
ticed at home, and finally was hnt1ed
as the most famous and wealthy doc
tor in the entire South. His fame
brought him into highest society, and
it was not surprising to his townsmen
that one of his trips took him to At
lanta for the announced purpose of
marrying famously beautiful widow.
The marriage Of the millionaire doc
tor was topic of brief duration
among the people of the town-but
there was constant and ever-increas-.
ing interest in the welfare Of Flip and
his little girl. a
Everyone knew. Of course. of the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-07
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/, : Those cats will get you some.
times said Flip, the circus clown, to
La Belle La Sieur, famous animal train.
or, one day after she had emerged from
the cage/ containing her three Zero
cious tigers. (, .ts. ~ .s F., j..
well, It won't make much differ
ence," the famous animal queen re-
sponded. there is little Joy in life for
me under the present circumstances"
The show was In. winter quarters.
preparing for another season.
Doctor Lund, physician who paid
more attention to the circus he owned
than he did to the practice Of his pro-
fession. was on hand TO- supervise the
work. 1t did not take the newly ar
rived members of the company long to
discover that the Snowman also found
time for the companionship Of Ger
tain party. who generally drove out
from town with Doctor Lund in the
morning and called for him with a.
STYLISH horse and carriage, late in the
afternoon. 60 ~ 80, .a>.~ y
Looks as though there might be a
Mrs. Boss around this show before
LONG," one of the newcomers remarked,
TO bis partner after day or two of;
observation. E.. =. e.. ss,4,S. =,
,,"Oh, Lund don't mean business" in:
terposed one of the men who helped!
La Belle with her tiger act. HE used
to be pretty soft on this animal queen
but now he will hardly even give her,
q look"
But q day or 20 later the overwisei
husky would have thought differently
had he overheard the conversation
that passed between La Belle and the
owner of the show.
They met near her cage Of animals
and when La Belle made an effort to,
attract his attention Doctor Lund!
tried his best to avoid her.
"You must listen." said La Belle inl
low tones. "You must, hear"
When Lund stopped, impatiently,|
there was . distressed look upon his!
lace and he glanced guilty around tol
see If they were observed q
La Belle put her arms around his;
neck and, drew his head down long
enough to whisper something close ini
his ear. Lund drew back az though hei
were shocked. There was a cold, cruel
hook IN his eyes as he responded
sharply: 49, sy,s,:s e:.,..,,-
#'T don't care what lie going to hap
pen. I tell you our marriage must bel
Kept q secret at any cost" And turn,
Ing sharply away, he left Ia Belle;
standing. crushed and detected, a.;
tears streamed down her pretty face;
Flip. the clown from little dis
lance, had observed the meeting be-
tween La Belle and the owner Of the
show. He now hurriedly came to her,
side, and In sympathetic tones soothed'
her % best he could until her spasml
Of grief had passed away.
We'll, honey, here is the blow-of,
town for this circus said Flip, the;
great clown Of 'The Worlds Greatest,
Show" as he helped a pretty girl down.
from the steps Of one of the sleepers.
In the train of gayly painted cars that,
had just stopped at the end of it's
all-night run.
Eyes, and, Of all towns on earth for.
me to close the season in" responded:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

Serr 9lsquit6 botte o6er llnterreolln'
oen nit mebreren Wliniitern, oorim.
fer @1unitionsminiiter 0aOiO Slopo
@eoroe, unO ebenic nit Sobn EeO'
mono, oem iriiden 5iibrer.
2nn 8 Eerurtbeilurg DC.
tGtiet.
Qoropr, %. N1ai. IL Cine amt.
Iidle geIt6tigiing Der Iobridt, Oob
Der syriIh.Nmerifoner Seremiab 6.
2pub weeen @etbeiIioung on Der &c
bellion in SrlonO 5u 5ebn Sobren &C.
f1nqnis berurtbeiIt tporoen lit, lit
beute eineetroffen. Gie 6ieiiee ome-
rifonii6e gotl6aft bat bon Oen britt
Iden WHIitGrbeboroeu oiesbe5iigliHe
8eno6ri6tigung erbalten.
8or 5uerit 5um SoOc b cr.
urt6ciIt uorOen.
g8oibtuqton, %. @3oi. - Bot
ld,ofter Eogc in 2ouoon fobeItc beute
an oos Stoatsoepartement, er iei bon
Scr britiI6en Regierling omtlid be.
nodri6tigt uorOeu, bob Der natilro-
Iilirte omerifoniiHc 9iireer Scre-
mio6 s. Gpnd pcgcn @etbeiligliug
an Der glebeIlion in GubIin uripriing-
lid gum Gooe Derllrtbeilt, oonn aber
oos llrtbeil in 5ebn Sobre @efdnenis
umQemonoelt iuuroe.
Mud @olligbon mar sum
Sob berurtbeilt.
Dublin %. 03oi. - es pilroc
bcutc omtIid befoart oesc6en, ooB
ne6en Der ii6er Seremia6 6. 2pnd
perbanetcn EooesItrofe ein aleidcs
ltrt6eil iiber @eter @oaia6ou Der.
bdnet mar, DAB dber oieie Strdie in
cine fiinfiG6rigc @eidusuiBboit mn-
aciuanoelt purOe. lleber cine gIn5abl
onoerer @erionen iuuroe c6eufaIlS 5il
@ef1ngniBltrofen bon Oeridieoener
Gouer Oerbdngt
&ofde 8eiIegung Der iri'
iHcn 6rogc angeitrebt.
2onoon, %. Mai, ,-Gem n@pen-
ing StonoorO" 5ufolee, miro bereits
md9tieer @infIuB oufeemanot, nm
cine moeliAit roide 9eileglng Der
iriiden Sroge our9 @eipdbrng bon
Some 8ule unter pollitdnoigem glus-
ibluB bon llIiter bon oen @irfingen
Der Some 9lule Syn5ipiiden iagt Die
3eitung, mag Der Erenier cine tem-
pordre Negierlng fir Srlnno olr9
eine @eratbuugs.9eboroe beitebenO
ans Srldnoern, pelde beioen Bar
teien oueeboreu, in @oridlag brin.
gen.
.-,- 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

9aris, %. W2oi. II Gin off.
5ieller lleberbIid ii6er oie aonpfc
in Ger @er6un-@eeeno mabreno Ser
99odc bonn IA. bis 20. N1oi beIoet,
OoB oieie Sample bon ungcpobn-
li6er Seftiefeit mareu un0 fiiet
bin5u:
D9lm 20. Ytoi puroe Gin mG6ti-
ger oelltiber 9lneriff ouf Oie &c
Wlort Somme~s @egeno unternon-
men. 3piiben Dem &c D2ort Som.
me" uno Der @loos muroe Ser 6eino
5itm Soften ae6ro9t. g9ir bolten
Die S1iibengrd6en meidc i'm 9lpril
genommen mrr0em
9luf oen 9lnboben peItli6 bonn o2e
@aort Somme~ eeIong es oen 0eut.
iden, iniere Sdon6erGben ser criteil
Sinie ouf elmer 6ront bon 1900 bis
1900 N3ctcrn 5it nebnten."
Der fron5oitibe 81 d.
mittnqs- geridt.
@oris, %. @2oi. ~ Der bcute
gfobmittog ouseege6ene amtli6e
6routbcri9t meloet, ooB an ocr Ser
olm.6ront mcitli6 Der 0eocs geiteril
91odt franaoiiibe @renooiere i'm
SerIoiife barter aGnpfe i'm 9tDo-
courts@aloe einige oelltidc 9lod-
bduler bciebt bo6en. Der &ompf
lueItlic6 oes Siigels nSootcr Wlonn"
mar idredli6, 6od beioet oie Wlel-
oung, Dob Die g(ngriffe Der oeutiden
Sruppen auriidgeidlogen wuroen.
Dic 9lodbGuier inn 9lbocourt. @oIoe
puroen bon oen 9eutiden aufgc-
geben.
Oeitli6 ser @faas creigneten iid
Snfonteric &fe Bel ben geitern
bon oen 6ran5oien genouumenen
Saitoromont Steinbra6en. Die
oeutiden 9(neriffe eeeen oieie Stel.
htneen muroen init lhperen Scr.
hlItcn obgeidlaeeu.
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$40 britifde 6iider 5o6r.
1euae 1erlt0rt.

OiO - ! W I y W i y -
5euge ser rltort.
2onoon %. 0iai. ~ Gie 3obl
ser felt oem 9eginn ocs 9ricgcs SER
Itortcu SiidcrOompier ourd Die
Scinoc @roBbritonniens prroe bcltc
i'm llnterbous oir6 5raucis Q. &c
Iano, S9oBomts.SefrctGr, ouf $40
ongegeben. Gie 8o6l ser oui Oieien
Sdiiicn oerlorenen Mcnihenle6en
ipurOc oui 500 auaegcben. Gic 6i-
i6erci nimmt umter not6iuenOigen
Ginidronfinsen ibreu iibIiden Sort
gaug.
@ummi confiS5irt.
2onoon, %. Wlai IL @icr5ebn-
6unocrt @adete @imnli, peIhe oui
Der &eiie BON Siioomerifa nod Sol
Iono BON scr 9oIt crItcr aloiie oes
boGGnDiidm Gompfers n@cIria" &C.
nommen iporOen iuoren, iuur0en beli-
tc bon eincm %reisseriHt confis5irt
@S puroe oneeeeben, Dab Oie Yodete
fir 4ciltiblono beitimmt moren.
Ger @eneroIoniuolt bob bcrpor,
ooB bon g}eiltralen sic ginmiiding
Ger britiiden 8eeieriing IN oie 8rief-
4oIt nit DER 8e9riinomg iborf fritz.
iirt iporoen iei, Dab Dies cine Ser
Iebitug ser Sague-Gonoention iei. Gr
crfldrte, es io0te beritunoen perOen
ooB Ger @eriud in eroBem WloBita6e
eemadt uoroen iei, unter Dem Shub
ser Sogue-Gonoenfion &outra6anOe
@ooren nod 9eutiblano 81 idnug-
gcln.
Der Hidter iogte, ooB sic 9odete,
troboeni iie 8oit-Gorreiponoeu5 ieielt
in inebrIider g(bii6t Our6 Oie @oit
eeian0t iuoroen ieien unO er fiigte
bin5u, 0aB cs in Der Sogue.Gonpeu-
tion ousOriidIid feiteeIeet ici ooS
Yoit.GorreiponO mdt nit
einidIieBen foIle.
gerienfter gricdiider
aoblcn 6ompfer mar
Scr ~ 8 omantios
&orniS".
Eoulon bia Yoris, %. 0lai. IT.
Ger eriedjiife 9oblenoompfer, mel
der om Gienitne oiir6 Elm 0iterreidi-
ides Sauhboot berienft tpilroe, por
Der a9loomontios 9oroiS~, ein S6iff
bon 1918 Sonnen, iueldeS bon @e,
nua nod gorrb, @oIes, mtf Der
6obrt beeriffen mar.
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Qer bierte @l Q not 6es

X I y ~ u " . - " ! % -
&aris, %. Nioi Sic Shlodt
nm Gcroun bad ldlgltc im6 icbwcr=
ltc 9iiugen oes gon8en &rieges, tritt
bciitc in oen bierten 0}onot ibrcr
Douer eiii. W 2A
9ie Deutiden nit Ger i6ncn el9e-
nen 9(usoouct imo 3dbiefeit bam-
mern on Siieel &c 0tort Somnie",
mo 5ur 3eit sic piitben0lten unO
bIlitigIten Sample itattfinoen. glns
Oen S6iibcnerdben, mclbe iic Den
Srou5oien ouf Oenl SiigeI abgenom-
men boben, iino iie nit 10000
@lonn unterItiibt bon ichs5ig Bot
terien @cidiitc oIler &oliber, ldn9S
ser licbcn @eiIcn breitclt Sront Oom
glDocourt- g9oloe bis sur Wldos bor-
gcitoBcn unO mohen bcr5peifclte
gln1trengungen Den gan6en Berg in
ibren @eiib 81 brinaer
g9ie es Bel elmer ent borbereiteter
uno itorf ouseefiibrten Sffeniipe III
oieient arieee geipobnlid Der SOU
mar, bobcn Die g[nereifer dnfdnglid
@rfolge errilngen. @S lit Den 9eilt-
lden gcliinecb in Der erIten fron-
5oiilden 2inie inter ihwcren Ser.
Iuitcn SUB 5l foiien. 0en 5roi-
dolen oiirftc cs ic6oh, nod Den bis
BERGEN @rfobrungen 0u urtbeilcn,
nidt ld6mer fallen, sic 9eutiden aus
Oen crobcrten Stenumaen pieoer 5u
Dertrei6cn che lie ibre Sortbeile
ousnuben fonnen.
gSod 9(niibt 1iciigcr @lilitdrlnd-
OerItanoigcr miliIen Ole 0eutihcn
ibren md9tigcn g[nIturm ain Siigel
nEooter 0}onn" mciter fortieBen
ODER Sen 8loL &erorr 81 nc6nien
alifee6en. 9icicr bllitgctr6ntte Sii
gel inO Die Sblpciterbobe 9lr. 304
bilOen Ocn S6liiiiel 6u Dem eon5cu
&ertbeiOieings. .SDltem BON &er0un.
3os 8euer Ger bier oligeitelltcn
frou5ofiibcn 9attericn flanfirt OoS
9ouoimont. @loteou am icniciti9cn
llfcr Scr Ntoos. 60 longc sic 9ellt.
idcr Oicie bciocn S6bcn nidt III I'LL.
imitrittenent 9eiit 6oben bot eiu
glneriff ouf SerOun feinc glusiidlt
ouf @rfole.
@rdiiOcnt &oincnrc on
6elgiicbcr 6ront.
@orts, %. @loi. @rGiiOeut
9oincore madt apr 3eit picoer ci-
pcn 9eiih an Scr 6claiIheu Tront.
@r Bat Der aoriein Gliio6etb bon
9elgien gum glusOrild ser @cmum-
oerrng oeS fron5oiiiden golfcs fir
ibren Mutb ltno i9rc rnermiiolidc
gllifopferilng Oen @erlpltnoeten ee-
genii6er ois &rie9sfreu5 berliebcn.
Sobn Oes itolieniihen
&rtegsminiiters 1luer
bermun0et
" NJ %. N}ai Sentnant W}or.
rome, Sobn Oes itolielliiden ariegs-
miniiters, General &aolo Wlorrone,
lit pdbreno Der iiiugiten oiterreidiiG-
lmgariihen SiieniiOe i'm aopic uno
i'm 9eine idmer perpunoet woroeu,
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senlatiOu.
(SurtIetuua OOu Der /. eeite)

Stets, felt Dem Die irilhe GiOiiion
i'm letter Sonmer 3ur Sront abge-
gangen iei, iei sic iriide @orniion
nidt ousreihenb gepeien uno i'm
Wldr5 oieies Sabres babe er @eneral
5rcnh borgeiteIt, ooB cs unbe0ingt
ratbiam iein miirOc, cine Qipiiion bon
Eriippen nad SrIano 5u ienoeu. gr
babe babel ailf Die inferno SituatioH
bineepieien ais oen @rlino, aus mel.
dem mebr Sruppeu eebraiIbt mir
oen
SIN glniang Oieies Sabrcs babe Die
Eoli5ei.StatiItif ertpieien DAB sic
Sim 6eiu.8epeeuug i'm @ahieu be-
griffen iei, lnO er (3cuge) babe
oam Deportation ooer SSnternirlmg
ais 9Ibbilie porgeihloeen. @s iei bon
Der britiiden Hegierung Oorauf bin.
geuieien iporoen, OoB es notbig ici,
cine @erbinorng NIT Dem 5einoe 5u
bepciien. Sp1ter babe es ibm &C.
Idieuen OoB ioIde geipeiie eeeeben
ieien, rn0 er babe oomal5 ole Ser
bofting bon GO bis 100 ser 3iibrer
befiirtportet
Iie RebeIlion brad aus, lU0bren0
ole gorihldee oes 3elIgen in Griud-
guna ee5ogen puroen mo cr idrie6
Oaraufbiu an Srn. 8irreu:
Gas ShIimmltc lit eingetreten
eeraoe als iuir oodJten, es lei abec-
peuoet iporoen. SGtteu mir seitcrn
gIbeno nit GntidIoiieubeit gcbonoelt
unO Oie Siibrer oerboftet, Damn mir
oe Dies nidt eei6eben icin~
SeniationeIIeN
2oro @imborne oeruria6tc cine
Seniotion i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
oIs cr crfIarte, ser gIomirol IN
GreenStomn babe sic Synformation
crbaIteu, Dab Cir Hoger Goiemeut
bon QerilhIano obeefabreu iei, imo
ooB iein Sdiff, begIeitet BON 5wei
llnterieebooten, etiua am Siterionn-
toe an Der iriiden @iiitc 5u eriporten
iei. 1ieie Snfornation iei ieOod Ger
iriideu Regierine niht ntitgetbeiIt
iporoer
GrfIGrung iiber Sinrtd.
tungeu BON SrIduoern.
Gou6on, %. W2oi. II 9remier
0lsquitb iootc bellte einem SraeeiteI.
Ter i'm llnterbous. ooB cine erfId-
rling iiber ole @in5elbeiten Der &ono.
Iumgen, ipesen pelder Is SbeiIneb-
mer an Der iriiden @rbebung bingc-
rihtet puroen, borbereitet uno IN
@dIOe peroffentliht iperoe.
Ser Fremier fiiete in @eanttuor-
iiing elmer ipeiteren 6ruge bit5it OoB
ibm, ipeeen Ser IN gImerifo iiber oieie
9IueeIegeubeit beitebenoen gliBber.
itanOniiie, bieI oaran aelcgen iei, bob
oieie erfIduing 10 boIo tpie mogIih
befannt geeeben peroe.
Tie @rfIdriIue 0es 8remiers 9ls-
auitb miro Dem llnterbaus am Ton.
neritag rnterbreitet peroen. 9eitte
fon0 feline Gabinets.Sibune itott
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9fuBlon6 ben oeutihen 9reismnder
broitdt, bob Elm glusi6eioen 9eitib'
lambs aus benz areiie Ger Ercisbic.
ter ons ruiiiihe glasfubrgetrei0e eiit.
pertben iuiir6e. 9oB iie reht boben,
oos brouht nidt erit bepieien al
iperoen; oos 1T oIleemein onerforr-
te Sbotiode. aonnte ober 3uBIono
oos 2ono, oos NeiIlioroen GiiBerer
StootsihulO ber5inien muB, Dos
@elo fir gobnbauteiL fiiltirellc
8mede, 9eeresorgoniiotion uno tau.
ieno onoere Ginge benotbiet cine
peitere @eri9Iedteritng ieiner 8ab.
liingsbilon5 rno ieiner Sonoelsbi-
lana rnbie binnebmen9 0ie Sci,
ititngsfdbigfeit Der rtiIiihcn gLrbeiet
lit 70 eerine, 0oB wenieitens ein
Sobr5ebnt oo8u gebort, Inn Oen g8it.
te'ihen SnOuitriolisnus ouf einc
Sobe 5u beben Die einen tbeilpeiien
9er5iHt ouf oie ousl6uoiibc Gin.
filbr iiber9oupt in 0os 9ereitb Der
Wt0glidfeit br1hte. SSobr5ebnteI
8om 3uBlonO Sobr5ebnte porten,
no Der finon6ielle 8uiommenbriih
Dor Der Sbiir Itebt? $50 Die Siilfe oes
liebenglusIanoes mebr notbig lit oenn
ie3 II 9lud bierouf miro ole nobe
8ufunft glntiport geben.
llnmittelbor intereliirt OH ibr lino
mir nidt; mir brailHeu eS nidt umO
pollen es nidt iein. Sair iino MIR
6erpflidtet, lnS 8i frosen Oh RilB.
LAMB inns fir sic 8erbeiierung ieiner
3obliugs- itno SnnoeIsbilan5 ourd
inieren @infubrbonOel oie notbiecn
Gompeniationen 6u eeben eelpiIlt lit
ooer nidt. @ia 9RuBlano MIR neb-
men uno ui6t geben 70 neroen mir
ins oaran 5u erinnern baber Dab
&uBlano mondbes genommen bat,
mos nidt iein @igentDun mar, iino
oaB mir moudes eegeben bobeli, mas
man MIR @ertrouensmiiroigen &C.
ndbren oarf. 9ieie beioen @ripG-
glingen weroen unierer Geeierung
ben Robmen fir fiinftiees 6oroern
uno @eipdbren bauen. llno oo iins
feine onoeren giidii6ten mebr Iei-
ten peroen ols Die Oes erfabrenen
Birtbidoftlers, oes leiihingsfGbigen
sSnOltItriellen uno oeS reeIIen 3auf-
names, feline anoeren 10 brait-
den mir nidt 5u fiirdten OnB uns
oos ,3iel, oas mir nit Sdnoen erei.
fen fonnen cine SAimdre bleibe,
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Sir ribrtn i6.
9ie Oeutl3Cn llmtcrices
bOOte.
Bier gfifFe in bic Siefe
bef6rOert,

Darunter 5Dei itolienilhe lno EN-
frau8oiii6es Sdiff. llnbeitd-
tiete NeIoung beridtet BON oer
gerleuflins oes Oeutiden 9om-
piers n@orus" Ourd ciu ruff
. i6e8 Soudboot. - SecidbIo4t
opiihen ritiiiiden rmo oeuti6cn
9riegsi6iffen I'M @onge9
2on0ou, %. @oi.- Qos 2lopos
Bureau modt befanut, OoB sic fol.
aenoen Sdiffe oerienft puroen:
ser fron3oiiIhe Eompicr n2onsue-
SOC" Gin Sdiff bon 1912 Gonneu;
sic itIoieniide garfe ~Grminia,"
Elm S6iff BON 1914 Eonuen, weIdes
am #. @lai BON SnOouna nod 8bi-
loOelpbia obiubr;
Der griediide Qoupfer a9lnoitaiioS
Goroneos, eiu Sdiff BON 1901 Zone
nen, unO
Scr italienii6e Gonlpfer 09irmo-
MIA Elm Sdiif bon 22i5 Eonnen
Cine Seefdlodt ongcbliG
i'm @anee.
Qonoon %. @loi - 9eritte
aus 4aImar, S6meOeu, al OerOit.
fec. iuelde aus 4openbageu Ser @g-
6anae Eelegrapb Company gemeloet
nuroeu. erfldren, BOB geitern 9Ibeno
cine beitige &ononaOe gebort luuroe
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trddtigcn. Cine @gdonee telegraph
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bcridte, Dob Ger oeiltide Gompfer
vg9orms," elm nod Somburg gebori-
ger Gaupfer bon 4428 Eonnen, OoS
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Sdiff bon ST. Eounenseitern glbeno
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fubr uno untereiug. 9ie geiosung
puroe gerettet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-15
FRANK { HOWE, Editor and Pub
Thursday, June IS, 1915.

Miss r. Eliza Sessions, representa-
tive, Il to show the "Kurn Hattin"
slides at the Congregational church
Sunday evening in connection with her
visit in the interests of the homes for
boys at Westminster and Saxtons Riy-
er. The Kurn Hattin homes constitute
an institution that is well worthy of
any assistance that it may receive. Its
purpose is the training into lives Of
usefulness of boys who because of UNI
satisfactory environment or individual
tendencies might otherwise be thrown
on their own responsibility with han
dicap too great to be overcome. The
headstrong boy who resists restraint
and control frequently develops a
strong individuality, provided his
thought is directed into proper chan
nels during the receptive period. The
Kurn Hattin schools were established
! for the purpose Of preserving this high
grade material which otherwise might
be worse than wasted and its efforts in
this direction deserve the support OF
all public spirited persons.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-15
FRATERNAL CAFES CLOSED
States Attorneys Order Issue
Against Lodges at Rutland

States Attorneys Order Issued
Against Lodges at Rutland,
Rutland. June 13.-Acting on com.
plant received in a letter from License
Commissioner F. ii. Burnham, States
Attorney C. V. Poulin tonight ordered
the cafes conducted by the local lodges
of Eagles, Elks and Moose closed, If
such places were conducting the sale
Of any intoXieaticants The officials
did not care to discuss the matter, but
It is understood an investigation will
be made as to the extent of the bust.
ness carried on by the clubs, also as TO
the source and cause Of the COM
plants.
The contents OF the letter received
by the county prosecuting officer was
not made public, but today States At
torney Poulin notified all the fraternal
orders concerned that if the law was
being violated by Illegal sales of liQu-
ors, the same should be discontinued
at once.
1t was claimed by some interested
that the license commissioner had re.
ceived complaints about the lockers
conducted by the clubs.
The conduct of the clubs in Rutland
has been no different than those in
other parts OF the State and in all the
New England States, according to
members of the societies involved.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-15
Effect Of Cold on The ssnsos.

An explorer who took part In an ant.
arctic expedition states that the most
remarkable effect of the cold which he
noticed was the loss of sense and touch
In the fingers. II was almost complete.
suppose you wanted to look for
knife in your kit bag. You would put
your hand in and feel round for it, and
you would actually have 1t in your
hand and not know. 1t was the same
with everything we handled. We saw
that we picked 1t up and saw that we
held the article; we could not feel that
we had IT,"
He added that II was not possible to
shave, because the skin became irri-
tated and sore, while II the beard be.
came too long It became moist and
then froze into block. The only thing
to do was to keep the beard and mus
tache clipped close.