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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-29

WANTED-To purchase refrig-
orator and bath tub. Must be In
good order. Address P. u. Box 595.
Covington. La. Az
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-29
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Meets first and third Wednesdays
Of each month in Knights OF Colum-
bus Hall, Covington, La.
7. L. SMITH, G. x.
C. C. KORNFELD. Recorder.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-29

Of the Twenty-Sixth Judicial District,
subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic primary.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-08

CONFESSIONS
THINGS BECOME mi,
What Pat saw in AIice's face must
have surprised him, for he made a
peculiar, inaTtiCUlate sound
For a moment his face went so
white I thought he was going to
faint.
"AIicer' he cried, in a voice so
strange that, had I not been looking
at him l would not have dreamed had
come from him.
Poor Aice's head dropped like
flower. For a moment he looked
at me.
Oh, little book, how I wished had
power to move from the room. felt
that his pain and Alice's agony were
too sacred for any eyes but their
own. But there 1 was, and there 1
must stay.
It seemed to me hours before
either Of them stirred. Then Alice
said in a stified voice, IF you don't
need me, Mrs. WaveTly, l think I'll
As she started to go Pat turned
and again he only said her name,
Alice" but this time the word con-
tanned all the love, all the pity, all
the tenderness that could possibly be
compressed into it.
Before she had taken a step he was
at her side and had her in his arms.
And she, after one look into his eyes,
buried her face in his coat, while her
form shook with sObs.
Take her into my sitting room,
Pat, dear" I said, for we had been
talking in my bedroom because Pat
had come so early. He looked at me
gratefully, and then what did that
blessed ITishman do but pick that lit
tie woman up in his arms as though
she were a hurt child and carry her
into the other room.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-08

part or me that shall feel more uelp-
less than ever when she is gone.
am glad, little book, that the great
specialist from Vienna is coming over
and have determined absolutely to
abide by his decision about myself.
To you, little book, I am going to
confess just how happy it makes me
think to know that Malcolm Stuart
still thinks of me.
Isn't it strange how things come
about? No one seems to realize but
MOllie that l, too, had a letter from
him, and MOllie has attached so lit
tie importance to the fact that she
has never mentioned it. l do not ?
really understand, little book, why
do not tell any one about these
things, but some way they seem like
one of those sweet things in life that
one hides in ones heart and hugs to
the delighted soul.
The little tokens and the notes he
has sent me have been only those
that any admiring friend might send
to a woman in my condition to cheer
her up, and yet they are so sympa-
thetic, so much more than merely
thoughtful that l cannot help feel
ing that in some way I am little
more in his thoughts than most
women.
l expect, little book, that most Of
the good" women of the world
would consider this a terrible weak
ness, if not a terrible sin, on my part
Caren't you glad you are not for pub
Ication?), but I wish some Of those
women who know what they would
do under any circumstances could
live the life that Margie Waverly has
lived since her marriage, and come at
last to lie here where she is now ly-
ing. Then let us see what they would
do under the circumstances.
It would not be human to refuse
to grasp the little joy 1 get out Of it.
Of course if I were like other women
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

@ebirgs Gcenerien Die erofen Nriiden
NiOis glelDt Dem GusQuepdnn15SIub- 8e'
ltebier Sampfer s@usaneDdnna", Bier TO-
EiqDtGird6e. Seoen &ieniiag. GonnerIiaa
uno Samiiag nm 1 9tddm 3u Sauie 10,45
Nadlis. Wliiitpo6s, 0 Born GonnlnaS 10
Norn 8u @anie $50, Nlete soc. Gute
NenDl3eien WlnIii @egnn am 20 SUM.
(Sunilb,3 b,3Wde, ,T&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
sine intereiIante sEraec.

Cine redt intereiionte 5rage pirt Die Dgem'Dorter
1ioats5eitna" ouf. sic rogt Oh Elm 0f0ier IN.
ierer gunoesarmcc aleit0citig au6 Gnon5.Agent
irenloer frieafii6reuoer 2dnoer iein fonne2
Tie ceitidte ocrbdt fid5 nGTldj io Die onerl'
faden G5eloleferaiiten Der @ntentemddlte, 8 N
W2ofoon Co. boben es fir n6tbie eradtet cine be-
Ionoere Corporation 6u grinoen, Inn Die amertapt'
id,en Dhnitonsobrifanten 8u berreoen gloten oer
iron5oden @eecring gum 8etrage bon bunoert y'Il-
Iioucn Dollars Die ourd Sintereglng BON Sbligoto'
men neutraler erop0id)cr imo oamerifonil1er Stno'
ien qelhert Iino ais 3oblung on5uncbmen llno aud
ganfen luo @eoDcrleiber 8un Saul Der fron0oiiihen
9aoten 5i Dcronlniicn. gIn Oie Spite oieler leber-
rcounqs Corporation 1T Robert Bacon geitelt moroen,
ser emit W1itglieo oes 8ontbauies s. @ Noreon
Go mar. iener 3cit aud ais gctiAoiter IN YorS
nirnte un0 ebcniallS peniee Wionaie oen Soften oes
GiaotS ScfretarS in @aibinatou befeioete 9hln bat
d oerel6e gobert Bacon ais 2ieutenant fir Die ame-
rifoniide Wi5 in 9erns aemeloet uno lit ols lolder
in oos i2 91cp.yorfer Hcsimeut eingeiteut woroer-
IiVrd Dos Gcat limo Die @Riliocn aber ols gunoes'
frtppen auoi5irt iporocu uno miien als olde Der
WunoeSrcgermg Ocu 8abncaeo lecu Sr. Bacon
III Iomit Gfiioier Der 9unoesormec. se
aouu Il ols folder, frogt oas genonnte ylep.yorter
Mlott geihSeitig ais 6non0agent irenl0er trieatuD'
rcn0cr qdnber 0ienen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
DEUTSCHLAND, FIRST OF NATIONS

pe Mnflmft 0es oeutiden Sonoels 1ouhidiffe5
.Tentihlon60 i'm @otnlorer Soieu bat gmerito oellt-
lid Dor guqeu gefibrt oaB Dos olte Sieo DGeuhlono
hbcr gllcS feine Icere 4robIerei IT. uno bege eng
Iihc 8etungen boben IN oeien Togen bic StropDe
pic0erboIt III beIlem Gntbiosnns citirt Die vDerd-
aro1 8cqt oaB oas Oattide Golt oif Oem @ebetc per
Nednii an ocr spite Der @oIfer maridirt, uno bre
Trodt Der 6nrbitoff nodj melden pir felt omei Sob'
ren Qeldrien baben iDe der &ird nad trd]em gSal'
err. 5eiat 6aB oos Oeutite &olf in Der GbenHe Ale
ipeit ibcrragt GaS nddJite Sonoes. .Imcbldif miro
ms me periidert piro, Elm Seilmittel bringen oos
uilerc ainoer Dor Dem ggHrgeHgel ,Sfinoerldbmins"
bepabren ol poolirh ins bic meitere Gftenborin9
miro 0oB oas oeutide YOlt aud aui Dem @ebete DER
me0i8nliiden Mendu an Der Spite Der Tolter
gebt Gas Geutidlano iiber AIes~ betonnit ourb
Diee GreaniIie fir 9lmerifa cine gan5 noere Seoeu'
hno oos omeritaniid)e @olf ernt oas 2co bcionoerS
Sic erIte Gtropbc jebt mirtlid Dcritcben. Gum nod
Iqicrcn @erton0niB oeS 2ieoeS iolte E 9. anlmanS
nortrcffde lleberebung Deitidlano, fir OF gotlons
III nitr cnQlldipreden0e 2reen Die weteite Ierbret'
hnQ nDen SER Stllnion. elm JSelp.gorfer Mtntler,
hof 6ag Qico 0i 9lniong oes Ssrieees ins Gnalilde
bereb imo brtgt eBt cine meme belonoers reid ans
aeiatiete gIufloqe 0es 2eOes nit oentidem uno eng'
Idcm Tert 3ur Ner6retiing Die 1lteeite lit IN pier
Torhen duor8 ROTH geIb ln0 blult georldt mas
,rit pebem @aper iuo Dem iidj aus Dem leberoruf
bil6cnDen 0rn cincn Siinfinrben-Gffeft craebt Der
etr pirfiam ous9enubt it, leber Dem Gitel lteben
Sie q8oppcndiocr GcutdIonO's uno Der gereiniaten
@taaen imo oormicr ole Aregsfloggeu Der oehdcn
@rmee uno 4lariue nit Dem 8oppelt9toIer lno Dem
Gilcrnen Nrc5 Die Midieite 5egt oas @ilo Der Ger.
nlona onf Dem gaeoerpaIoe. Sir 25 Gents 1T cir
GrentpIar bonn ScrnASeeber; q. g. Snumon, 6S gBo!l
Gircc 9lep.Dort 5li erbaIten.
@erIdie0encn No8aren 5iiu @eiteu Der oeltdlen
aricas6iIfc iuo ors Dcutldeu ino Ceiicrreid1.lltr
Quriden gotbea arcu5es hat 4err auLmon Eonienoe
uMItbeisa ors 2ieoes llnekgelili@ our @erbretuna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18


@ir bobcu INNER geiagt Dab nidt Die Wtebrbet
Des @olfcs Der Ser Stanten nit Den Gntentemndten
pnpobilire onoern oaB oas eigentlide Bolt boie Die
0cnirulm1dlte m0dJten, menn aud nidt ols Sieaer
70 bod olS llnbeiicgte aus Dem lirhtcrliden Ioter.
linQen berDoraeben Gieie 8ebauptng miro ourd oen
GmpianQ, ben Die 9eintung Oes oeltid)er Sonoels-
Iauhdiiies .Icutidlano" in Baltimore erboten bnt
belt0iiat Gs bdte iid ipobl cine gepe gepunoe.
rlmq Sos fiibnen 8oQbringens Der .DeltAlano~ uno
iener geotimg int ericn algenblide aiiBern tonnen
mem sic iIberpGlt9eloe giebrbet Der geDolterimg
imiercr 5tobt nit oct Gntente i1mpatbiire uno ole
8erldmetcrunQ DcutihanoS berbeiieBne, aber Der
Gntliasms iber Die glidlib Derlallfere fSobrt oes
9an0elS 1mhldifies mare fein 70 anoouernoer geue.
fen, Die er it, aoph6n aonig ino feline WlonnihaTt
Dcr0eu non Gog 8u 3ag inrmer mebr 9eieiert. llno
0ieie REMEMBERING 1T nidt ari Baltimore alen be-
idronft ic Gufert it mie aus Den geridlten 81
erlehen 1T ubcroa i'm 2onoe in dbnd)er gSeie, ros-
Sem nnocrsmo Der 2otoIpotriotsmus nidt nritmrft.
sic Qciablng Der ,DeutdlonO~ miro oesbalb oic
llebcr8elqung nit nod Snuie nebmen bob ooS ome'
rfanilde 8olf oem oeulhen IoIfe unO ieinen Ger'
binoeten uidt ieinofd eelimt lit uno Dob oas ome-
rfanildc Bolt our6 ene i'm Dienite GnglonoS lteDen'
oe gcptlenpreIic in Elm folihes &idt gertdt moroel
IT. Die 9eiotnng miro 0as @efiIbl nit nad) Soule
rebncn oaf Die AegierpHg in gSoibington niemds
appog baben miroe, cine inneltrae Saltung Deutldl'
lono gegeniiber anBnebmen, penu nitt Der groBte
Ebpi Der cnfuBreihen 8eitungen oeS &anoeS IN eng'
lambs Soo ooer unter benz 9infhB Der britentreuno-
lidpu Gcloarofratie Amerifas getanoen bdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
WE PRAY TO BE ENLIGHTENED.


by declaring that the Deutsch-
land is not a warship, the United
States Government assures to the
German submarine all the privileges
of a merchantmen. 1t is free to
come and go on the same terms as
any other foreign ship Of commerce
in American waters. Its stay here
may be long or short, as may suit
the convenience OF its German Cap
tain or owners.
The decision announced by Acting
Secretary of State Polk is wholly
contrary to predictions in the Ger
man-American press. Some Of our
foreign-language editors had worked
themselves into q state of mind
where they professed to anticipate
and even appeared to hope that the
German submarine would be held to
be subject to the restrictions govern
ing belligerent warships. They have
set out to prove that United States
neutrality Is not genuine neutrality,
and when the evidence that they
needed is found wanting in the
Deutschland case they are discon-
certed
After creating for themselves an
imaginary grievance, will they dare
confess their disappointment as be-
ing misled by their anti-American
prejudices?" New York World
We have not seen any expressions
in any of the German American
newspapers fearing that the State
Department might class the Deutsch-
land a war vessel The editors of
the German language papers have
too much sense to anticipate any
other ruling as has finally been
given. Neither did or do they think
that the State Department or the
Neutrality Board is composed Of
fools. But there is one point which
astonishes the editors of the Ger
man language papers. That point is
the alleged statement Of acting
Secretary of State Polk, that "the
decision shall not be construed as
PRECEDENT.
We, for our part, are not quite
able to grasp the meaning of this
provision Of the acting Secretary OF
State. Does it mean that the United
States Government has not yet rec-
ognized the standing Of the unarmed
as a trader in the
same sense as other merchant YES
sells are recognized?
We would be thankful to the New
York World for enlightenment on
the subject.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

Dor iDnen beridieoene 0eutibc Ser
ciniglmgcn, inter g(nOcm ou1 ser
o0eutiG . glmcrifoniibe giotionol-
guno" eetbon babeu. Qos beiBt,
iie iiben ibr &etitionsrcAt aus uno
proteitiren oegen einen Sopoel 6cn
iie fir !nmoraliib uno rnncutrnl
baltcn. Die W2itglie6er ser oeutl1en
9ereinigungcn iino oofiir ais im-
amerifanii4e ginOcItri6ler, Ser.
icbmorer uno &rcoturen Der g(nor9ie
bingeitellt moroen. g9iro man jett
Die S6meoen cbenio bebonoeln9
Ooer miro man iidb nod redt3eitig
crinnern, 0oB Die SHweOeu I'M g3or6-
weIten un0 I'M lnittleren @citen I'M.
gcmein 5oblreid iino uuo ii6er gro.
Bcn politii6en GiniliB eebieteu2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
asdlluebiIdle @inDeltridlLer0.

Inter Oeier lleberidrit oet Der @tilmoutee D@cr'
nioa.Serolo" Ole Yereniglng Der idmeoiid).epange'
I1en @atoren bon &anias uuo WliiOuri bat IN elmer
8eriammlms enitimmg Neiollltionen puiiirt melde
Die I6reiie oes NlnoeSlenotorS Stone geritet tno
imo ibn aforoeri fir mrtlide yentrolit1t enquire
ten Qieieben 9leiolutoneu mlrOen ipater BON Der
idJueoiId eDongcdjen Wiiions Gonferen5 in Salens'
borg aS onqenomnien Die 0Nhions.g1nnen" ei
ireit Dcrbreetes idweOideS Nodenblatt firdjlidJcn
Gbarofters ner0fientlitt jebt oiee Gciouonen. Sie
biloen cine redt ntereiante &eftire.
Die bei0en gennnnten Tereinigungen, medle ucle
1ouienoe bon W1tglieoern 5dblen perangen n1mlil
Dor alien Dingen Elm embargo oui ben dmadboaeH
@offendader un0 ielbIt Die @egner oieer WlaBregcl
uerOen toim beitreten 0aB ie oieie 5orocrimg iebr
geiddt begriinoen. g8aS oas internotonoe Nedt am
belargt 10 6erufen Iie d auf oaS betannte Bud BON
MooIieD worin es inter glnoerem beiBt wcnn en
nclttroles Qan0 itatt g9eoen 9per @emebre ODER @e
ihte idide 70 mode eS id elmer Ireften ermutDl'
oung 6es arieaes idjul0e lnO cntierne iid bon benz
@fooe Der gleutrotGt Gonn meroen mcbrere Yra-
ceoen3fGae angefiibrt unter glnOerem aud Der aus
Dem iponiidpomeritn1idDen Striege, mo Gin oeutldes
Sdiff 2rieqsmuterio nod Spanien brngen Dolltc,
nbrr bon Der 0clitiden 9egerlng altf GrIudlen oes
amerifunilde Botidofters Anorem O. g9be feitge.
golten mur6e Bon oaen neitrnlen 2Gnoern ieen biz
@er 5tantcn oos cin5ge, oas nod fein embargo oir
Die Baffenousubr geegt babe miro bier in Norel'
tbeie beigefiigt @n0lid ernneru Die feoIutionen on
sic berbmte 92eutralitGts Eroflomoiion bonn T. Mugit
1914 woriu @rGiiocnt @ilion iogte iniere NeutraIi
t1t uile cine tbotddlide mo ndt MIR cine nonlineac
cin uno 6orum utiiiie jeoe TronSaftion OerbinOcrt
reroen peIde cine Der trieaiiibrenoeu Forteer be-
Giinitge
g8enn Der ggoffenidodber melder oeu Nlirten 70
nacbaue 8ortbeile oif Soften brcr @egner gcpdbrt
nidt S oieicn imott6often EranSattionen ee60rt 70
modtcn mir pirtIid oilien, mas Der EraIioen egeri
lid nit Dem @ortq geueint BAT Giec beioeu eroBcn
lApeoldjeu @ercInguueen ibnn eeiau oaiiebe mas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

iiberloiien 70 g. g. Sen beioen Sem yorfer go0oren
$4,000, Dem in EbiloocIp6iu 1000 ocn III Gan 6rof-
cisco 5000; fleinere Boiten 0miitbete erDieen bic
ga5are in @mter0ant Bridgeport guffolo Getrot
Sort 8uDue, Sobnstown 2erineton 9lotronu, @oW
hdet 2ouiSOine, Ct @oul, Ct 2orS, Gan 9lntonio
Sd)enectoOD, Eorentiuu, Sadiou, Grenton, gilming.
ton H. I. p
entpieblensuertb mare es ie6cufaGs bob Ole Ser
anltolter oes ndditen @o5ors in Baltimore ld) Inn
Glide Eauieno Gopicn oes 2ie6es bemiibten
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GS ltarb am 15 SuIi 1916 an 0iohuiae, mo,
Caroline 2, W. gOlfe, 81 sabre alt, aeiieDte
ejatln oes berlorbenen 6arl &. @oie Sle
iaas M3 llbr, bon obiaer 9eo1nug aus nab
Der ntberiiben 3ions Nirdbe, lpofebit um 3
llbr Elm Irnnergoiiesoieni ae6alien piro, mo
oann Quf benz p3ionSs sSrieoboie" 5n 9ioBbne,
9Rh., itdtt Serwanote iIro 5reunoe iino elm
gclaoen. (Sulil6-1s)
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gScrmiidlte gImaci0cm.

C1nc arDrcr Gnoliidl iprcmcn nno idrci6cn
5n lernen. Sir &eus@in9ewalioerie, fowie iiir
1ue 0ieieniaeit Die iiD In ner enaiidben
Spradle iiben uno pernoufommnen poneu;
tgImeriinniidlcr 9ulmetider" 365 @elen
@rammatif nno glnleiiung. In nr5er 2eii obne
Gebrer @n0lilb ipre6en uno ibreiben 81 lers
neH. @ibi ole 9lliSipraBe Der ge3rier, sic mGa
im idaiden 2eben braubt Gin meribpoues
ilir8 QeiaBies QS1rterbud Sine polliduoiae
WhleriaHmlnng bon 8rieien, Mc6mlnQen,
Guiihtnaen, GoHiroiien, gSe6ieln, glnmeiunoen
@eibdilsiarien ETC. glHr Si.O0 NeiieIluns
Gen nit beln 8crage an GDGrlcS GnllmeDcr
Yn6liiDing 9OnlpanH, 205 CAT 40. etrcct IrU
Yori, ". y. (Nai11.1S)
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g[meLin glcnhn.

GS iiar6 am II. SnIi 1915 gmeiia gcuSo,
60 Sabre. att Geliebte Satin bon Solep6
Nenpo. Sic 9eerbaung iiioct, am wiittgodl,
10. Siili Normiitaqs i'm 10 ll6r bon brer
geo6nung. gir. 1888, SftWlaoilon,etrab aus
itnit Neleblng prbaiim auf oem oGouoon
@ari 5reoboie" (SuIiis-10)
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@rie[Olt-o -GHRMrLlOMeM.
qlhraltDe @alicr.9ionte burM Den G1eIapease
nno Selaluare Naunl.

MttraltiUe @aNcr.9Dnte bnrh peu 09elapeafe
gag, Nne9i.
Nopi Boot
Na6 8bIuoelpbia, eiHen g8ee. $1.00 $l.5O
yiao &bilaoepbia. Nunolabrt (i5
S''Ss6n .,,s..,'...',....' ''' = $40 500
@ape WlaD Unit 9nbn bon %DiIas
oelpbin). einen 9Seq. ..... 2.75 1926
Cape WlaO, Hunof, (l6 &age) 4.50 4.50
Nilaniic 9iiO (8nbn bon Hbil). 2.25 2.7o
Nilaniic Gin Nnof Q6 Taqe) 425 425
Ailanilc sin (9liddbri nit y.
a S.s8abn) )............ b.65 6.16
Asburb Nari, Ocean %rope, Hone
MnnSo6rt (l6 Saofj .......... us b.75
Munonbri c. Wiunale) - 635 6.35
yem Oorl, einen gSdg. ..... 3.25 $40
Nh1nO q. o.. cnen gSeq. $50 BIS
IruO, g. y, einen gHea. a....... b.25 b.76
Nep 01pcn, Cont, einen g8ea.. 4.2b 4.75
@orilano, Wie., einen gSeg .... 0,25 0.75
Neluport, ". g., SAL HOer, Widii. 625 6.75
TaasNoote abren ieoen Tng Inn 8 ll0r
WlprgenS 40. NdMis@onie, tdQlb, auSgenons
men eonniaqs 8 llbr anbalieno in 8etiericn
1umn Roint GDeopeaie @ip ct. @eorge,
GEL uno 91eer, ga MabBeiten 75c. 8ll.
Ietes&eriau bel gllbanebs mo an @oro Der
Gnmper. G6reibt ir ,Guoe"
(SuniiC-)
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GricsIOn.QinTe nodJ gettertOn nnO

5nrh6 nit &agsG6neGoampIer 8 Nlorgens
idallb. 3 Ga0n idalid, ausQenommen Conn
tags Hidla6r bon NeitertnH tdaliD ciiud
3 9ia1m 5tnoiabrt (3O Saae) SOC. Wlab.
oeiien 75c. (Sun16-tst'
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SnneSf1ne.

PIN IA. 5nI Gmil Sie, 9el5 8erIic. Gnion,
% Sabre alt
9lm II, Suli Niamie gobb, glr 1ii0, 2iiHc
gSilfons SiraBe, 80 Sabre alt.
Yin 2, Sii z. WioMrDe 6unninnhnnl, Gr.
2220, EiSaneiie Sirabe. "a Sabre ait
glnl a. Sill @naclbert Gngels, yir. 1923,
Gorbs bsgSoliesSirdBe. 73 Sabre alt.
slm l4 Snli gufro ". Dan, Ct. Soiep6s
Soipital, 72 Sabre alt
gIm l3. Snli glmcIia 0annab 0lercb Soipi.
tai 90 Sabre alt.
glm a. Sgli Sobu 3. areDs, Ssraeliiii6ec
0oipital, 90 Sabre alt
PIN "a. Snli 1emis WlesiueeueO, 9lr t4fG,
gSeltssEraitrStrabe, 9l Sabre alt
glm a. 1nli Annuita c6rlnger, gr. 240S,
EihWlonunelli Strnbe 90 Sabre alt
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-26
WOMAN KILLED OFFICER.
Capt. Sprathng as Doctor Had Treated
His AsSailant.

MACON, Ga, August 26.-Capt. E.
~. Spratling, Co. T, 9TH Georgia in
fantrv, was shot aud killed yesterday
in front of his tent at the state mobili-
cation camp near this city. Mrs. H. c.
Adams Of Atlanta was arrested on the
statements Of several officers and men
that she shot the militia officer. Mrs
Adams was handed over to civil au-
thorities and placed in the county jail.
Guardsmen at the camp said the wo-
man reached there shortly before noon
yesterday. and at her request was di-
rected to Capt. Spratling' s tent. She
asked the officer if he were Capt. Sprat-
ling, and on being told that he was, she
shot him twice with a pistol. Guards
men then seized her. She gave her At
lanta address and said she was married
and had three children. She declined
to reply to all questions as to her rea
sons for the act.
II. G. Adams husband Of the woman
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-26
HE BRATTIEBORO DAILY REFORMER
MISSIONARY AT VAN
SPEAKS TOMORROW
DR.. G. D. USHER, Whose American
Board Hospital Was Captured by
Turks, to Be in Mortified.
Especial to The Reformer.)
L. NORTHFIELD, Mass, Aug. %.

II. NOR It1F1ELD, Mass, aug. 70.
DR.. Clarence ID. usher, American
Board missionary at Van, Turkey, will
speak in the auditorium here Sunday,
Aug. p, both morning and evening. The
service in the morning will be held at
lo.41 and in the evening at $ clock.
DIR. usher went out to Turkey about
20 years ago, and through his personal
EFFORTS built up large hospital and
medical work in connection with this
American Board station. This with the
rest of the board s property in Van
was captured by the Turkish govern
ment year ago.
DIR. and Mrs. USHER were both strick-
en- with typhus fever Mrs. USHER fell
"a victim of the awful disease and soon
entered into life eternal. Mrs. Usher
was a graduate of Mortified seminary.
She contracted the awful disease while
ministering to the refugees who crowd
ed the mission. DIR. Usher, with his
four children, Rev. Ernest 4. Yarrow
with his wife and children and asso-
ciatcs were driven out by the Turks and
forced to flee to Russia.
DIR. USHER himself was at the point
of death for many days. He is now in
this country recuperating his health
and raising funds to re-establish his
work in Van.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-26

issued statement at Atlanta when
told Of tie killing. Adams said that his
wife had been troubled with nervous
ness and 9ad been treated by Capt.
SpratlIng, who was a physician in civil
life. Mrs. Adams told her husband. he
SAID, that she had objected to remarks
the physician made TO her. Adams said
he tried to get his wife to visit relatives
away from Atlanta, thinking that it
would relieve her mind of the mat
ter. ~ Capt. Spratling was well known
III social rs wen as medical circles. At
one time he was an insanity expert at
Mattcawan, y. Y.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

John l.. Howard s real estate agency
has sold for Mrs. Julia +. Streeter OF
Springfield, Mass, her summer home
in Marlboro to IL. r. Brown and +. b.
Barrows.
Jurymen to serve at the September
term of the Windham county court in
AcWfane are being drawn this after
noon in the Office Of County Clerk +
y. T.. Stowe.
At q meeting of the directors of the
Peoples National bank yesterday John
K. Ryder was elected trust officer in
place of the late w H. Bracket. and
w. 4. Shumway was elected a member
of the discount committee.
Minnie Mallory Duncan of South
Wardsboro has filed a petition in the
county clerk 5 Office for divorce from
William II. Duncan. She SAYS they
were married in Brewster, \. Y, Oct.
20, 1890, and that he deserted her Feb.
To-, 1905. She also alleges neglect and
refusal to support The papers are
from the office of Powell & Powell of
Burlington.
Today the Princess theater presents
Charlie Chaplin i'm the new comedy, The
Fireman, Also Gertrude Robinson in
George Barr McCutcheon s novel and
play, Beverly Of Graustark. and One
Chance in Hundred. an episode of The
Hazards Of Helen. For Monday Marie
DorO in the Paramount production. The
Heart Of Nora Flynn and Burton
Holmes travel picture, Telling the Giant
Trees of California, are booked
Forest L. Upton Of Stratton has