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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-30
KILLED THREE BEAR CUBS.
Old Mrs. Bear Could Not Be Found
When Hunters Returned.

WARREN, Aug. 80. : George Green
slit and Paul Tierney, who live in Stud
son Hollow, brought to the village Mon
lay evening three dead bear cubs which
they killed Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Tierney was going through the woods
when he saw the mother bear. AS she
lid not appear frightened he went back
for companions and a gun, but when he
returned she had disappeared. How
ever, they found the three cubs and
killed them, bringing them to the town
Jerk S Office for the so bounty on
Zach offered by the state.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-30
YESTERDAYS GAMES
American League.

At Boston-frst game
st. Louis, 6 >
Boston, l
Davenport and SEVERED; Leonard,
Ruth, Mays and Thomas.
At Boston-second game
st. Louis, Is /
Boston, ,
Groom and SEVERED; Shore, Wyckoff,
Jones and Cady, Agnew.
At Washington
Cleveland, l
Washington, Q l
Bagby and O'Neill; Shaw, Ayers and
Henry, Charity.
At New York-irst game
Detroit, 9 II o
New York, |
Coveleski and Spencer; Cullop, Love
and Alexander.
At New York-second game
Detroit, t 10 l
New York, l
Dauss and Spencer; Mogridgc,
Shocker and Walters.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 10
Chicago, /
Johnson and Haley; Cicotte, Viii
liams, Danforth and Lapp, Lynn.
National League.
At Pittsburg-frst game
Boston, II
IPittsburg, 5
Tyler and Gowdv; Jacobs, Harmon,
/ Kantlehner and Schmidt.
At Pittsburg-second game
/ Boston; 9 10
/ Pittsburg, 9
/ Tyler, Hughes and Gowdy, Tragres-
ser; Evans, Kantlehner, Mamaux and
! Schmidt.
At Cincinnati
4 New York, 5 9
/ Cincinnati, 2 10 o
Sallee and McCarty; Mitchell and
/ Clarke.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-30
TO OCEAN BEACH
New London, Conn,
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

Only $1.25 for the round trip, from
all stations Brattleboro to Mortified,
Mass, inclusive Train leaves Brattle-
boro SO a. M, Vernon SIS a. M, East
Northfield $50 a. M, Mortified 5.33
a. m, arrive New London $50 a. m. Re
turning leave New London 600 p. m.
See flyers for further particulars.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-30
JOY RIDERS IN COURT.
Brandon Young Men, Who Wrecked
Stolen Auto, Fined $50.

BRANDON, Aug. 30-Charles Ten
man and Dana Baker, the young men
who took an automobile belonnino r.
IT. L. a. Bettingcr of Shelburne from
ne Brandon Inn garage and went on
JOY 'rlde at ) 0 clock Monday morn.
NJ, were arraigned yesterday before
Judge NJ. l.. Gibbs. Tenniaa was
lined SO and costs amounting in all
70 $l5.41 and Baker was fined So aaC
costs of $j41.
The young men settled with DR.. Bet
finger for the damage done to the cal
when it struck tree on the Forest
iale road.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-30
National League.

American League Games Today.
Boston at Pittsburg (double-header)
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-30

At Chicago
Philadelphia, s II 3
Chicago, 3 6 0
Rixey and Burns; Vaughan, Prem
dergast and Elliott.
At st. Louis
Brooklyn, 7 10 3
st. Louis, 4 10 4
Cheney, Appleton, Smith and 0. Mil
Ter; Watson, Ames, Williams, Lott and
Gonzales.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28

4H4-e8ass E44A1 Il aA4 ~ a49MM IssAHxxx3l
saRl1.atrssstes:dise sa(ys..ssl.EEes CO
NNS5l1aaM1eetS0W ANdp4SY& AMasagl117 tosaps
|l's:9 -. I'm Fds, aSc 'se r,,,.s.,on NJ,
Ald;1s s' N ~ \. s.Ss N y ''rs
sssss 80 60 .s:!. = A. J. 81. !. .
xVyH n y. -. .ys!Sl SSssss..- ~
|sf 81; tsS E S.lat ., SAssssai.sn - isppSoDAsI.tikSai
s Az M 2 SF sosaFoea Gsr Iol nsf ptns ~ I !,
|the a. n. CoilessS Sd Fsrro. Sc. #. q
I'M \ st9lS. ssF;SSs ", A.S ..ssss 4 ass
psessnbsr -. 1915. suparantsndent.
sssM 2 md carried that, tthe...foresoini
. Akpstitiop. sslsnesdF : Y Jessie Blsss.,a
55lss ss 9s ,SoqR az 7x, g Sc; ssis:. ,ds.ss
sSsia III. 3. fIoss tol ! : 1a ! sesofn S sea ko5 az
bend has been nled se,.providsdsb " Sta
Moved ndscsrriedn that the following
66BsrsnsH : I'm, sspe 81 foi FURNISH /
.ed for Gon House. and jail .$ 1875
enns,:S SUPPLIES furnished for
sS. IdS1se and tIaii :: S.st
,Nd9F.Golrt House 1nAs jail M. In
49, ~ Slatn119 Ipplie 1urnish-
zzesnoS Iepucs hauling, rubbish
General Utilities Corporation. ~
nished {ynves,,bar 1 Wnser Aur- 4. q
8YailoWsf6me Chernicais 90 III. sssS,.sS,
infsctsnts furnished Court a,rt
A %1ls1 Z ch ssqn;.S.d 60; so Die J.
WI in9l Power: xradin. road: IL 500
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28
ACT QUICKLY

Delay Has Been Dangerous In Devils
Lake.
Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time Of danger.
In, time OF kidney danger Doan's
Kidney. Pills are most effective.
Plenty of Devils Lake evidence Of
their worth.
Mrs. J. H. Kotschevar, sos Earring.
ton Ave. Devils Lake, says: ''The
first symptom Of kidney trouble in
my case. was = dull ache in the small
Of my back, followed by headaches
and dizzy spells: When l tried to
stfaighten after STOPPING, sharp pains
darted through my sides. I often had
70 put my hands on my hips to relieve
the pain. I used two boxes OF Doan's
Kidney Pills and / have had NO kid
ney complaint since"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mn. Kotschevars had. FosterlfiIburn
Co, Props. Buffalo, N. r.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28

'feed wheat and averaged but 81 to
Al pounds to the bushel, 10 praised by
the housewives as being entirely salts.
factory for. making bread and pastery
and fully equal to straight" Aour pro
duced in ordinary years.
Farmers who have been offered 81
to 20 cents q bushel q I.
wheat" took the same to the Main
Roller mills and, realized $500 bush-
el instead, in the form Of good -four.
This mill is running night and day
converting this light weight: wheat in
to an excellentngrade Of sflour.
Wheat that weighs from; 81 II. II
pounds 10 the measured bnshel i
IS pounds and upward ofaAonT, an 1t
with. corroborates the fndinp
Ladd at the A. c. experiment mill and
the fact that farmers have lost mil
lions through arbitrary grading 81
wheat-New Rockford State Center.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28
PRICE MUCH REDUCED.

- L-H ~ 81. 4lg..H4r
The subscription price Of The WcE3d
is greatly reduced this year. In III
pasfve have charged from three to ~
6ushels Of potatoes for . years nj.
scription, while now we charge OH
one bushel. We have seen the tt
when a bushel Of white beans wou5A
scarcely pay for q years subscripiissA
while now the same quantity win rt,ayI
FL, four years. a sack IL -four wulld
pay for the paper q little yer eyes=
hack il the nineties, while, now ~
i've the paper between three and To-.
years for a hundred weight Of hsuk.
So you see the paper comes very chGa1|
Now is the time IL subscribe.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28


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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28

in place Of. gasoline, and he has used
only one and one-halft set Of tires. He
got 1900 miles out of his front tir>s
and 1000 miles from the tires on the
rear wheels.
! The success of Mr.. Kriteh with dig
tillate has led many motorists of Log
Angeles turning to this fuel as it's cost
is but nine cents per gallon.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28
aFEED WHEAT. 81 PER BUsHEL

The managers Of the Main Roller
mills, located at Phelps, Mimi, have
been grinding rusted wheat for far
mers with good results. The fou,
made from light stuff which by the
Chamber Of Commerce is graded as
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28

hNE - AlSk
.ysy. Nal.s $780, sxl- go. s. 81 49,
ssa.ss %, $500 ssss .as s \ 4 7
~ $3.50 49,. viii. &C. .aa
ss1 ss.' $3.50 s11
=. y nssa II mS ~ ~ -. re
ioh l llo.1s. 49, =. - ..g ~ Il IS hi ~ sne
va =. s11s BE-. 49, e e.N.S u. 49, 4 Els .ass, s J.
llls. u IL 1912 - 49, !.
:, 1888 : 49, .1A.p 80 y pom 4
81 - 49, 81 naAny 49, y. J
=. psals q. snoss 49, - 70
ia 49, ss. a. s. ~ saes. ~ wls ~. ~ ~. 49, ID y. IS
u lape ,anu: ssall 3
- - musn $3.50 u Ie oaa pS,ole
wls. q "a. 1911 49,. !
q % ols $3.50 .. 80
s 49, 49,. z w'il,ns
=. saNe sn1a:t 80 a',u ln1He -"
u o1usi - Oeeoiii 5
ni. $500.
49,. ~ ! w - s WIZ. w IL
-. 49, -. 49, $3.50. ~ -. .sus'
"a "a. - 80. !. n.s
a.s.sss thssSs,. = q. 80 =. u
~ sa. = -. &C., = ,saa 1ss ss 80 49,,
~. 4 S. 49,. -. ..o. 1l'S
-,ss.. 80. $500 ~.
80. "a l..s 49, - ~:
= ~, 1919 ~, ,,.a..~...a ~.
.,,s,,, +;,,s -, 49, t.s.s 49, .t va.
M a. 80 - 10 sa - ..o' - s's s.o.s
h;ns no,,r -, rsasa.h.sS - !.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28
49, REPAIRING ~, " | n 4 II MANNED I. !;

-. . a.ta So 81
]. q ~. 0laslnaSo1
]. n,sa.,ns ne.v -
M.Tl.s1.sss9sn ..uan,s1ai n
49, $500 s lls sa q N & = =
sS,1o ~ 8. J. 49, l.,E 1s 7. ll some an
.a1l,i hlH 'lls y VII emDryona nerve
sIs II. IL u, 'uployil = = ~ N s casln y
.1 ,...lI. 80 - S.eu ne.ve enos
b =, - s. q. gone le ~ une
~. l..D :. 1919. ~ sul 1R TAP
:.s. = -. i0ulsl; anu ~ tHe pre-
49, o:s's .. ~paIals11o muscle g muscles !
$3.50. A.'stso 49, y o,'s nseaaace'f wli le,
49, ~ p.l.1sulali astonisz.ne
I.p.I, 800 .wo a.ia = aIl in .ea
e. wnacns passes Gown h
s..o A.iI 49, - tne arm 2 lore
~, Ils,u IN eAclse1. was
80. .su go. sas inuscles w1taln a.1ew
sxs go une ope1aOon mao Deen
~
x .o. sS u.lman ausno.1ty reports
IN. s 80 - wnlsn ne nag success
,s.a,.. 800. $3.50, 49, nerves y 9
1879 49, !. n.saou = sutule. Inc me
rsuss = .. .s.a Jy -e pc
r..,n;+sS - 80 ~ 4s.a ls.se shus . oe
he.. ....ss,.ss 70 =. neln111-
49,, ~. 0.9ee = ''e u'S'ance De-
Ho.+ - =,
AVos "a W uu1AAS 1ecent years
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28
TIE MEAT PROBLEM
ON THE FARM

Entirely too much Of the farmers
hard-earned money goes to buy meat
that ought TO be produced at home.
Every, neighborhood should have a
beef club. WI have heard Of one cof-
sisting OF fourteen members. Each
member furnishes a beet, usually a
fine two-year4oM or steer. II. is taken
to one who does all Of the killing and
gets as his share for the work, the hide
Of the animal This man cuts the
beef into fourteen pieces, and these
are weighed and placed in packages
numbered from one 10 fourteen. The
members Ut H1e club also hha,v1ee. their
number, and No. 4, at the start gets
piece No. 1. At Til, second killing he
gets piece No. % that by The tine
fourteen beeves are killed, each mar
win have been given = whole beef
The heart, liiver and tongue of
the beef go to the maj who furnish
ed II.
The beeves are killed in the last
|EsHT~T - -rEHA3 fs FAAFdl1 sat..Af ~
threedaysSof eaeh,week, and the mem
|bers.of the club goto Misplace and get
|thseiir meat He keeps strict account
Eof the beef when tbs given ont, the
piece number ssch peraon receive /,
and then 1t tHlikel enidt9 of The season rem
Fders a complete account of the sea-
sons work. together with the number
Of pounds f fslEsFiisht,ss.dd n each 'lsi {, member.
lin sinisgsKay the farmers Of High
EPrzirisu toNaahipl Kansas. have fresh
Fbsef thstyearaAz1und do not haye to
6ms;t6sst6Wnfssfokeit si,dadoanot have
EHd hyeai4hi6Brihbidtah 4rsf6ees % the fbeef
ii aRl 5aacatp .pbdlain should become
|paopuilsar ii. ii 'talihtdhiihhge :eaoiihlnnuinliiittifea..
lSiTSIfIEE gLisTNjEIi5 vi tn Il nwss 3siafathE44
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28
aCHINA RICH FIELD
I'll. . FOR U. s. TRADERS

ENGLISHHMAN FROM ORIENT
URGES ADOPTION, HOWEVER,
SEES AMERICAN-JAPAN WAR.
Grand Forks, Dec. 49, !. II. Nor
gan, and Enayiishman Of Chang-sha,
province 81 .Ha-nan, Chris, and q
guest at . local hotel, yesterday on his
way to New York, believes that even
tualfy America and Japan will clash,
but that a war will not come for some
years.
Japan il! too busy now; she has too
many fingers in the pie everywhere.
including China, to wish interruption"
he said. "sShe is developing these
spheres Of influence and their riches,
and making her hold stronger there
upon The sphere Of the South Man
churian railroad which she has is an
immense tract.
Japanese Troops Stay.
Il have seen Japanese troops, ever
al hundred ofsthem, in the barracks al
Hankow, 500 miles up the Yangtsze
river. Japan IN putting soldiers int.
the country, Sour interests need pre-
lection" and once the soldiers are
there they seldom if ever are with
drawn"
Az to the future Of China, MI. Nor
gan says it is slowly getting on its
lR--AA 1-n AA - Hr..l n r.AL . I
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28

,1s esass' o s.sssn ss.,: ssegG sas IS. ].
for Noyenmoe r. ,.aSae Aea.
IS fo pi Nosia,sessaisas 49, lslt.'
ssyan ss'S saimmonins jury 8. e.!
!. I. i pSshl. s sSn5t o .oif s sasa $50 $50
ia s..a.. ~. -. g
-. pnell, possae ecc 70 Tacva -
p assssiRs' Court $500 s,4.
s l, sssy. . fsss = psr ordsr 6 u
q Court, $. .s.....;H. /: *: |: q. ~ 90 e
e. CRIT Criterion home IS 5,
$sssasaEsSf'k ssssassFIi H..
Juvenile court expense@...s.. go s.
1EiL. Duel, sacconlt Lake tWp.
Sng' Teads.h sLake townalhaip 1875.
J.sQ. adams. supplies 11tnisned ! /,
ISSss sa sSasasssstselss.: is.li
y,
r1sna ma 81 i. pro. -
si&E estate 8. -. ss.s ..F.... q.
Underwood Typewriter Co. to
tE Rssla aS!nashsa county MY. ~,
NortssIumher Co. fuel furnish.
ca the Court HOUSE and jail
~ 5ner contract -. i. y ....4. 486.
tHtafA tsTIoanitSi for Insane. to sM. Il
Ms$SSSISsFSnSTIafAsO OF cDui1tYspat Y.
isntstfes sunaster 2ending. Sept. ).
-. 1915 2. nj. i g. .:.s ~. SO: 1859.
! Grand ,sIHaEbor Twp. to -s45s.
sshafxes $4,000 alloMedsat7... 1870.
sGNberf,Fejo hnson. grading APP
I = SiSt ND 5betWeen sec..4
NeWiand and sec "a, High
Frsncher Township treasurer,
q road work IA Fancher own ia
g Prospect Township Treasurer. to
road work In Prospect town -.
Peter Thompson; to road WORK
in SMinnewaukan township 5S.
NV. #PoWne1l, to. road work In
Bergen township ......... z.
Jorgefs johnson. dragging. roads
m esFreshWater 4nd Webster
township 81. .. s.. 3.
Fred Bresch, grading approaches
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-12-28

Iai Es EssI ~ .s sa a Sc sssSS ssssns & b. &
above named banks, bidding 5 per cent
yssaceapted BIN EoMpAaAee 18th Zee.
re. ssaountI Of bonds 10 Is furnishedSby
ssa&f.ss
az aaa Sass I ses fuiaishsd dan' d dossl isPai az
above amount will be required. sBonds
|ts syss 81. from nj ysn.ra 1s3 fSt ta. siSa7 tod Ton
Is hereby Instructed TO notify each iof'
said banks accordingly. in order that
|eaids bonds may be approved at theiE
Motion made and carried to take re-
cess until 2 O'clock p. m. S.
The Boardsmet at 2o'clock >. N: pnr-l
suant lto1above recess. Present all5the
co gns fGFt' ssss.u ssss f sse ses as sgfs Il d
sndi SSJnd That tie foilowinE sns,aeidl
ss'Soa isash r / : is sss;sss te'ssssi. a se%s
,Ghurehs Ferry Spare Bank. ch,urch,s.
Hif.t .NssiiPpa, Bank e Hialmnpaeen,
First National Bank of Edmore. Eds
as1asis; ina aMerch,salntsslBsssaaik Brociet.
security ii,tS7 state s III III BainK, 4 dmor r N. 81
Farmers Bank Of HaInpdens Hamnpden.
Far.ners State Bank Of Lawton. Law
State Bank u BFocket,, Brocket.' N. >.
BB sasI. & s ReSe9 h.n Rey Sart 1; Nd.
\ p nsl Lake state Bank 'allH,s Devils Iake' a
RAMSEY County National Bank, Devils
IL ~ ELTr WfIL4 .SMr2LLFaf-E
Frat National Bank. Devils Lake, N
First National Bank Of s~tarkweather.
state Bank 81 starkweather Stark
weather. n p. 49, = 4
Bank Bank q Sf M Ss5ss G Wsssssr MI N. 5.
& First. National Bank sc Ehutchs Ferry.
PENN state Bank. Penn. y. ,.
Farmers Bank Of Crazy Grary, ", J. !,
Moved by Mr.. McNanghton, seconded
lby Mr.saJohnson that all the foregoing
banks that bid p per cent be designated
a s1 County mo Se1os anG Carried aD that INC IN &C.
|cordance with Section 3S17 Complied
Laws Of 1918 hat. the amount OF the
several' banks whose proposals have been
accepted as County depositories be de-
ltermined as follows:
/ ~ First national Brink DcVlAS A@dhC, VOW
10000 s -
Devils Lake, $6O,0O0.00
Devils Lake State Bar 25.000.00.
Churchs Ferry Spare Bank. ) 8:OO0.o0
ooe CO., Na''ona' 80 q !
100000.
Security State Bank Of Edmore. So
Farmers Bank of Hampden, $6.00o:oo.
Farmers State Bank OF Lawton, $6,-
State Bank Of Brocket.! ss.D0o.00.
Bank ssof Doyons $6.0pe.D0.a ~s
Bartlett State Bank, Sc 100000:
First National Banksof starkweather'
so statg ann 81 ssitarkweather, S. 100000.
Bank Of Garske, Sc. 900. Q |.
Bank Of Webster. $6.00O.op
Southland State Bank, 5000. 100.
,E4rsf, National Bank, Churchs Ferry,
PEN YgHn State Bank. ss.ooo.o 90.
Farmers Bank of Crazy. rs, OOO:0O
First National Bank OF Crary. $4,000
SAID. above, amounts being based on
lFidefity Bonds basea.s.a Tn case ndtyiauai
bonds are furnished double the above
tameunt will be required. Bonds 70 cover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
$4,000 GEM THEFT CHARGED.
Fifth Avenue Jewrlirr Causes Ar
rest of q Diamond setter.

Nathan Greenberc. Il manufacturing
iewcier OF $50 FIfth avenue. as "A citizen
last night arrested former employee.
Edward Waldcr. and accompanied by
Policeman Van Hagen took him To- the
West Forty-seventh street station. where
he charged Walder with the larceny OF
"A diamond brooch and chain valued at
$4,000
The gems were left with Grcenberg by
T. NJ cattle \ 60, to be repaired. Waldcr.
who said he was an expert diamond
setter living AZ 2l5 West Forty-second
street, was locked up despite his dcnials
Of the charge. He acknowledged that
Gre,nbcra had left the jewelry al his
house last week. as Grecnbergs place
had been damaged by fire. and he was
unable to repair the articles himself In
the time required,
Walder however asserted thai the
jewcller returned shortly attcrward and
took the brooch ana chain away, cN-
planning that ne wished TO snow them
to "A patron. GreenberG insisted tnat
he did not take the adornments away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
Gen. Pcrslling Silent on
Hunt for Villa South
Of SatevO.
CHlEFTAIN NOW PAST
"DEADLINE." Is REPORT
Wilson CarramZa Agree
mcnt on 'Furthest SOUTH
FL PaSO Hears.

WITH GES. PEIsiiING At San An
SoNIo. MENlco. VIA RADIO TO COLUMBUS,
n. NJ, April o.-Fifteen prisoners.
taken by the advance column as sus-
pected Nillistas, are doing much TO
turn the sentiment of natives in favor
Of the Americans on account Of the
treatment received by the prisoners.
The American dollar is bringing many
Mexican merchants with their goods
into our camps as the column pene-
ua'cs territory reached by southern
"a ilroads.
Gen. Pershing. who has received in
formation from the advance columns.
declares pursuit is hot TO the south of
here and reports al men and horses
well acclimated and in excellent con-
d!tion. The General pushed forward
fli,v miles in his automobile on SAT-
urdly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
GERMAN OPPOSES REPRIsAL.
RctchstRI Hears Dcnunriation of
Treatment Accorded British

AMSTERDAM. via London. April q
lorWd'rtS says that Herr tohn. a mem-
ber of the new Socialist Labor t'niou
denounced in the Eeichetag Yesterday tho
manner Of internment of B~itish civilians
in Germany. which has been said to lie
necessary as "a repriss,l for the bar
barous treatment of Germans in Great
britain
"These alleged prosecutions az Ger
mans III Great Britain. however, or
pdcrfS quotes Herr cohr as sdt m,
were exaggerated and even partly in
vented for the puiy,o~o Of exciting enmtv
against Great Britain"
Herr Cohn condemned the refusal 10
allow the wives and children OF the n it.
ish men to visit them and the exclusion
of children OF Eritish born parents from
the schools. ''Such things he SAID
"arc monuments to GcrmanN's barharous
method of waging war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
ALERT ENGINEER SAVES TRAIN.
watchfulness Prevents Loss Of Lhfe
on New Haven.

THoMAsToN, Conn, April s.-Fast
thinking by Engineer Carl H. Holmes
Of Waterbury saved many lives to-day
Only three passengers were injured when
his train on the New Haven railroad.
running thirty-fve miles an hour from
winsted to Bridgeport. was derailed by
a half open switch between this town
and Waterbury.
When about 400 feet away from the
switch at Jericho siding. which had be-
come clogged with frozen snow, Engineer
Holmes saw that something was amlss
and threw on every ounce OF air pressure
his brakes would take.
With the momentum Of the Sunday
special thus checked only the engine.
baggage car and two coaches left the
rails.
The engine went down an embank-
ment. carrying with II Engineer Holmes
and his fireman. but they were not
seriously injured. The engineer was cut
when he was hurled through the cab
window.
The injured were Edward Basson Of
Torring.on. left leg broken: Dominick
kenehawek Of Winstcd. broken jaw. and
Mrs. Regina wyngist Of Winsted. left
knee fractured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
ROOSEVELT OFF AGAIN.
Trim to New England starts More
Political Talk.

col. Roosevelt left New York at noon
Yesterday for his brief invasion Of New
England His last words were that his
trim was not Of a political nature. but
one to he devoted to Harvard meetings
and hobnobbng with social and literary
friends. He said he would do his best
to keep all political callers from get
ting within striking distance.
The prophets see in this journey. how
ever, "a significance that grows nightly
in view Of the situation IN Massachu-
setts. where there Is factional fight
over the primary election OF delegates
TO the Republican convention.
Members of the Blrd-Cushing-Gard-
ncr- -Washburn group who want to he
elected delegates at large pledged to
Roosevelt have already called on the
colonel at Oyster Ray. lie told them
that he didn't want his name used in a
factional hght.
Senator Lodge OF the opposition ticket