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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25

A LARGE FIRsT-CLAss MILLINERY
store requires hrst-class A No /
trimmer; only one who has had nrst-
class retail experiences: the position is
very desirable one. NJ 100, Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
sALEsMEN

~ sALEsMEN ~
For regular and extra positions In many de-
partmtnts Apply all week before III m.
at Bureau OF Employmsnt, AZ floor.
sTRAwBRIDoE a cLorHrER
sAwyEss vented , e. esFsS box wsfk shsip
sTEN0GRAPHnR, eompetent wsDtsd who can
also attend 70 Office niss. A 2ss Ledger ON.
STEWARD wanted Tor small club; cs-apetent to
Apply bet 10 and IL MONDAY. sosg Locust al
TEACHER. 20 TO 80 prsfsrshy principa' or
sepsrilissdens, 70 travel A fsnnsslysals foy
travel travel szcfnses psIa s Aadrsss v iTsnsfmAns Tssf
ToOLAAkEH who can make tools for aero
plaps motors: opportuqny 70 become foreman
woopwo -A;sp tss ioss,fospsf msesles sssaes
WAITER AND cook--Wenteq for restaurant;
asssr ssn ans asw s smsn.ssmsa sisf Hass ave-. p'-'s
YOUNG NAN eesss e wsas;:s fsE ssa.fam y %. Z.
sssa ssis..sss &, Ss, e sss;. :.,s
= - y A~'~-| N'tf*'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
-. HEgPEss sg JEs VfTI,oEEkEo VI, EEkEoEesS sISSSSS' eSsSS srs'

vIcTRoLA OUTFIT. W % ,,sooro> f.
excellent optht Tor one wnq - ,,r,es' ,9es5 % 90
eeoq machine a tsfsonAD'1, ,,,t y ffor 6ouI1<
description and large ilpstrstse s..r1
lpristt pianos accepted W t..sis
iHEPfPih.{ 81 y fu1iPSr6kWSN STORES -
rot ain snd Inomp~'r -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
HEATING

HEATERS. ranges. boilers; bargains IN new n
rebuilt. all makes. MAkIN-KELSEK e.
1927 Filbert St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25

Lillian walker. vitagrapif player, was
injured in an automobile accident last week.
She is reported to be improving
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. HUSTON. 1919 Bainbridse-Wanted. hrst.
class waitresses. IS TO $40; also assIstsnfs.
nrst-class laundresses. chambermaids, cooks
kitchenmaids; references required. 1870
JONES EMPLOYMENT A0ENcY-MaIe ana fe.
male help secured; white and colored Pres.
ton b711. 16 81 8Dth sf rvs
WANTED. at Episcopal Office. si2 s. Iath at
Cooks. mattresses, nurses. kitchen maids
house girls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
INSTRUCTION

FRENCH LESSONS by new mental process; Z
free trial lessons Will demonstrate ezcener4
OF method; Partisan professor. A S05. Ie1Qt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
Mmilen ne6nen 2nt8E


YcterSbnrq. s. Syini. - Iic
@roberung bon Sutst IN 9ol6Dnia
ino e6cnio 0ic @ro6erung einer&ei6c
Itorf befeitigter Steaungen Ser
Seitcrreiber miro in elmer beute cr-
loiienen amtli1en 9lnfiinoigung be.
fonnt gege6en
g}e6en oen frii9er mG6ren0 ocr
neuen Siieniio 9ewegune Der 9lui-
fen eemndten @efan9enen wurOen
Der 9(nfiinOigimg 8ufoloe i'm 9aufe
Der eeitrigen Sample weitere So Si-
Ii5iere uno 1000 Solooten gefan.
gen genonlmen.
2utsf biloet oie Spite eines 0rei,
cds bon 5cihtngen. Gieie 8eliungen
puroen i'm Iebtcn Scr6it bon oen
0ciierreihern nod laneen unoidmc.
rem a1mpicn, pG6reno oeren 9utst
mebrerc Wtole Die Sdnoe iuehielte,
crobert.
&eI6natte DonoS + ire"
ge6orgen
T6nrIo, ShottlunO, s. Suni-
W3ebrerc 2cihnome bonn arai5er
,Sompi6ire,~ auf Dem 8elonori6oa
aitdeuer nit ben 0litglieoern ieincS
Siobes um's 2eben fam limo beutc
bierbergebrod6t por0cn. Inter oeu-
ieIben befinoet iic6 oerienigc ocS
Sberitlicutendnts 8. 81 Sibgeralo.
oes 8ribot N1ilitGr Setretdrs bon
2oro aitdcncr-
Cos @eriicbt, OnB Glide lle6crle.
benoe oes nSompi6ire~ eeilnoen
porOen ieien Bat feline 9eIiotiolii5
gefunoen
geibr6nfungcn fir gric.
4iide Sdfen.
2onoon 8. Suni. GS puroe
bentc onitlid befannt eegebeu, ooB
neutrality-suspicious. nit ge5ue
nlIf grledIld]e 9alen III BetrnDt &C.
5ogen ipuroen nm 5u Der6iiten oab
irgeno tuelHe 9lrtifel ben 6eino er.
rei1er.
@reB 1cpcItben aus Cardiff be.
iooeu BOB SafcnbeanIte initruirt
muroen, srie1iiteu Sdiiien oie alo.
rirlne 81 Dcripeigern.
gcitdnoige@eriibte iuaren i'm Tim.
loui, oaB sic 9laiirten i'm 9egriffe
iteben idorfe @2aBno6men gegeu
GrierbenlanO 81 ergreifen. Tieien
@erihten folgte beute 9lbcno Ole
9lusgabe ser folgenOeu amtli6en Gr.
fldrune:
Sic SaIhing Scr eriediihen Me,
oicrung in Gerbinoung nit Der Si.
tuation peldc Our1 sic lleberlai.
Jung gried)ii6en Territoriims an
bulgoriibe Erllppeu eutitonoen lit
erbeiidt es fir oie 9laiirten aepiiic
9oriidtsnaBregeln 81 trefien Gc
britiide Regierung trifft @oriidts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
al1irA rfaarlnriMTamrrG GalrAiNat oefnnara2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pOmGOnpent auoenOmncn


GGiragU s. Smm Die 0cm rcpMblaHideu nn6 Dem
afDcn g5aOnaGomi eruauntn GOnrn GOmteu MeeH Genie
gbeu lire ee Sibuns ab Der Glued Oerieb it, m0gtY un
GaHOOaten 81 finoen Der beOeu &arteieH geHebm it,
Die 9lepn6taner nO Oie rUgfDen ein ie Gn6lOfa
5n trCfcu nnb bic &rugrFDcn NaBmeH bic GinlubuuG
Nen @0nfercH5 ieH uirO Oarber gbt SUR 3ct
natdrld %mnBHHsen 0as repnbanfc GOmite 1T Nu
Sniumnenget bic Oueit uR Der Nomination 9oeOfs
o fenOld ecacnaberu bic i'd oielet sic NnSer5uua
SS 0idjters SnebeS nS GanoiSat ecfaln aicn whrOeu
Die MaeO 0es @rOgrebcn Soniereu5 GOmes merOcu aaae
mcin aS NGnu 6etrd bic nbOlAt aH Der NOmHrug GOOie
belts beite6en barften.
Nbauug GpnfrA5 bradte Gin Glemut Der I'M
fer in bic SinaOn ngbesgu6Gneer ganbeH jeoUd mm
ud bah Se domination Oes yrs OaOnr per9uoct wcrOu ian
repubianidc tritt @Ormittag IL ll9r,
prOghpe 10 llbr wicber in Sbung Die Gouu5G0miten
marcu bcnc NbeuO in ipater ShuOc nod in Situug.
@Un bic oi W6adfei cuer 6nianna anuben
gaMges Momeu anf llmouO Dieiu Oah gmgrcif-
feline &latiorm babrn Bic 9pnbfa-
pledt ciuioc $Iaueu Der %rUepcn iBrcr %um ciu0c
bn f0nntcm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

anf rnr6r@er gront naI'r snoraou.
siirfs" tsiSsn @"iren bel erssr"m s"rnd.


Berlin Da 9ouOOn g. Snni OeaIdc glrmee6aapqnnr-
tier 6at bcne 9admtag ben OgenOen midn Serdt eraReH
@cflider GriegSi6anpIat.
y9nS Nrtner9na an Der SerOnnrOHt an beOn eten Der
Woas, 1T nit nuOermnOcrter Seigtei orgeett mOrOH.
SeFlt6er &rtegSfdGnpIat.
n Der Wgeu0 IHolid Smprgou nO oendc @nGrnngSg6
t6nngcn Obc node 2nen Snrdsc6rodcn nuO in Oas
9O aunuba ciugeSnnsn Sic 5ciOrn bic OOrigen miGridu
6tabncmenS O 6eo febren NIT Ug ansnen uuO eine
lPnIdinengemeGr 5nrhf.
Bon Gef Der Oeaidm sheiraeu brietten ErOn 1T
ndts NCnes bchtcn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
per tilrGi[de 2seri6t.

GonFantinOpcl s. Snu (uia GonSOn) ~ Die 9nRe mcIdc
fHr3ih wcRiA Grcrnm SGrigrmcnen Sarten u.
rhden Babcn weOer Die SaO crsrim FnO 06er bns abgc
idl0gen uOrOen nnO Babem erORe |erlntc erliten
Dies wirO in Der bntgcu amidn @tBeinna oes trfu We
ncratnbcS oemelbct, medc OsenOcn MOrlant Bat:
Sm Centrum nnrer Trunt i'm SanGns Derindtc Der 6uO cine
ercu SGuOen befnOle S6gc ucmn lniere 9eben tric
ben ben 6nO nit amfscpaum Sajou raf uuo 5wonsn i'm
ieuc nlten @OhtiDncn uicOer 5n bc5ieben
2ic 9nen, ~ele bis onf cine Gutinnne 400 aer
nn Stcanne am bie S06c Bcntamcn tten c6 srOe Der.
lutte SOOten nnO &crwnnOetcu,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

Das @olf betoHt. beiirporiet als cine
9labuabnie Der @credtigtcit 8egen-
ii6cr eiuer Sdlitc oes NoltcS oic qlis.
oe5uIIng oes Stinnredts auf Sic
6rauen4, Ias Der Senator. Damn
maAte er cine @auie wd6reno Ole
Snifragettcn ibre laute Demouitra.
tion besannen.
,Do6@. 10 fibr Senator Qoooe
fort, ais Der 9laoau iicb geleat 6attc.
uie erfennt oas 8eht eincs icoen
5toateS aa oieie 6raee aab icincni
9elieben 81 regeIn glum erbob lido
Ioutes @el0dter, ais oieier 8uIab oic
bereits bohgeipannten &oiiuunaen
Der SSrauenrebtlcrinnen aui cinen
ooIlitdnoisen Sieg ipicoer 3uaibtc
mabte Cine neiie Gemoulirotion
ieBte ein oiesmal pon Spiteu ocrer
lDrlde Den cinicbrdnfcuoen BulaB
glt6ieBen.
Ser Gon0ent Derlpies @onteie im
giationar@ouite an oaS Gomite
iel6it ratiii3irte ole iuiangeiodicnan
Delegateniise uno pertagte id 0onn
bis morgeu.
Gie repnblifonifc6e Btat.
form
Sn Der republifaniIhen platform
beiBt es
ISM Sabre 1861 trot oie repubi
faniide 8artei fir Union Gin. ggie
iie oomoIs eiutrat fir Bic eiuialtua
Der Staaten 70 tritt lic icbt cin iiir
Elm einiaes @olf ancritoniidcn
Soealen trelL onieritaniIAen Soea
len IoDaI; feline glnge6oriofeit tef
memo, nnBer ser 9(uae6origfeit Ql SIC
Contribution Die 9eaiering mo sic
6lasae Der Ger. Stoaten. geir alalr
ben an amerifanide 4olitif Int glis.
laloe itno 0n6eim.
2 9nB omerifaHifber
81 erbte.
9geir erfldren Dab mir cintreien
fit ole 9ei6iibung ieoes anerifani
i1en 9ilraers III alien ieincn 9leb.
ten peIde i6ut oepd6rleiitet ino
olrdl Die Goniiihdion ourh @er
trdgc uno oos @olfcrredi, oahem
mo I'M gluslonoe. sn 2auoe nno inr
See; uno ooB mir oieie NeiGiitlng
onrdieeen tper6en. 1ielc Rediie oic
in 8erletung oes BON Der oelnofro
iiirben 4artei III Baltimore III i9i2
segebenen geripreMeus, oie ser oe.
mofratiide Erdiioent Ano Der beulo.
fratiidc GougreB 3u oert6eioiaeu per,
idumt bal, iueroen ipir o6uc @autcn
nuircdt er6olien.
AusldnoiIhc 9c5iebnn.
gen.
@r iUiinIcbcn Sen sSrie0en, oen
iSrie0er oes 9lcdts iuio oer cgcrcdl
ti8feit uno mir glaiiben All Sic 9luf.
redier6aIiuua elmer iiritten uuo
ebrliheu NeiitroIitat oeqeniiber oea
(5Ortietana iIeQs 2, edts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
8 0 nDents.

oie siNNna 0e8 tepNbL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

(yOrsieenua FsQs 2. edts \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

DlaBnnbmen @ctrefis oes GrportS
bon aoble unO 'be3iiali1 ser ericdi.
icben Sdiffc in britiiden S1fer Inn
3l per6iuoern, oaB gorrdt6e all oeu
5ei1o gelangen.
Die 6ra9c DER @rgreiflne bon 9c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit gc5ug
ouf griediide $dfen miro BON oen
9laiirten in 9erat6uue ge3ogen."
Yoris gibt en6li6 Berlin #
BON 5ort@our3u.
@oris, 8. Slni. Ger 9er(ult
bon Sort @olr miro in Dem beute
g2odnlittog ouseeeebeuen omtlidcn
Sdlabtberidbt enoIid einaeitunoen.
GoS itorfe 6cIiimgSiuerf norooitli9
bon @eroun ipuroe, tpic oic WtelOuug
ertldrt BON Der @aruiion eerdnntt,
naAoeni es ourA oie iieben Gage an.
ooueruoe geidieBimg in einen
Griimmerboufen peripauoeIt poroeu
mor.
SSn ser NohborI1oft oes Sorts ge-
ben Die i6mereu Sample peiter. Dic
5ron5oien 6oIteu nod oen 9lpBen-
rano, iopie S9iibengrd6en re6ts
ino Iinfs oes Sorts. Qie oeiitIdeu
9lngriife gegen Oieie angrcn5enoen
Stelirngen iino iotueit erfolgIos &C.
blieben.
geitlid scr Wlaos fonoen ociicri
9}odt 3ciipciIig interbrodcnc aono.
nooen Itott.
Sort &our'berlicrto ouf elm.
NAL feline 9eoeutnng.
9oris 8. Suui 6ronfrcidj
beoanert oen 9crliiIt BON Sort 8aur
ipegen ocs moroliIdett @iuorudes,
iin0 neil Die @orniion Inter ocn
bonn @efhoBbogel olrhfrdteu 0lid.
neu 70 topier ousac6aIten batte. ges
9ciib oes Sorts, iagen oe bieIiacu
UfIlitor = Sobperltanolgen, 1T tilr
Ben 6einO BON gcrinoem @ort6eil.
Qos Sort NOR i1on Dor lanesr
3eit oboetrogen nuo BON Der fran.
80IiIhen Secresleitung iuir nod ols
@co6odtinespoiten eineeibdst NOR.
oen, @s miro 6ebauptet, bob Der &c.
iis oes Sorts oen Geiitiden fir oie
@roberiine bon @eroun cbenio petig
belfeu weroe, iuie bic @innnbme bon
Sort Gouolmont, uelheS iie ihon
orei Wlonote 6olten o6ne poripGrts
3u fommen. Sinter Sort 8aur iioBt
ser Seino auf cine auBeroroentIirb
Itorfe ipnere gert6eioiqunoslinic,
pel6er oie notiirlide 9eihoffcnbeit
uno Die niilitdrii6e Gunit 0roBte
StGrfc gegeben bat. Dieic 2inie
iiniioBt bie SteQingen bei Broi Be
Gerres, pie sic bon Sorts gefrorten
Soben BON Souoi1e uno GtDannes.
Sort gour mar Gin porgeihobeneS
@erf ais grgdn3uug ser @ertbeioi
eine bon Sort Souoiqe uno gu Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
8aIttmure = Wbip,
GrInrH0ns .guaeIin.


S2OO-Rh Rhfabelpbia nno 5nrhd.
Si4J-Sbciicr NIB inrhd.
SlJO-SH SHfimiuntnn nuo 5urrtd.
$uuntnne, H. uno 20 NnnI. Spef
3injua hcrldBt 0nmocny1intlon I'M
llbr UlorQens Wit 9ioDalsSintion
sos NlurGene Niidinbrt bon Bbilns
oclp6a nm z llbr aoenos
neutrality-suspicious.
SJ.15-giHGntic Gin, Cnpc Winh, 2cn
9cle Gin mn Erenn 0iN, y. g., mno
3nrild 9cccn 5rriian nno eamiing
Dis 3lin o. September. 0hllQ lir
Die 3iidia0rt bic 2icnnag, influb.
Sf2.oO-gliaaara Suns mo snrHd, 10.
uno 30 SUM. 2i Suli II. uno 25
gIiiguii, 81 uiio 22 September uno 9.
Sftober 8ueie giillig i5 Inqc, eiilr
fAlicBli6 qa9 ocs 9eriaufs Gpe5ials
5nq non 0od6c5 urio RuHmdn aariors
9Snqppns bcrldbi 0anncn SioioH I'M
$40 Oioracns, Oli HoGal' Station um
S45 Wlrrgeus 0urd oaa berlbmte
Sebigb 8aueD, DEie Spcl5 bon Sme'
ria.
$40 D,unninlH eaic @arl nnb 8nrhd
9qeic 8um 8crinui 0om s. big 1 A.
sunni; aiiltig iiir bic 9lildlabri biz
26 SUM-
357O-et. qonIs nno 5nrhd gSepen See
mofratiirbe Gniional @onpenion. Bils
leic 5itnt 8erlnnl am 10 bis -. Sunt
pnltlQ our Jludlabri bS 20. Snlil
(Snn9-lOb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

Ole 3 ibung oeS reph l.
GonpentS.
G6icago, s. Suni. Ger re.
pu6Iitanii1e Gon0cnt nnbn beiite bic
@inlooune oes progreiiiucn GonDcnts
3u elmer Gouieren5 an mel4e Dem
3wedc oienen ion, Sarmonie inter
ocn beiocn 9arteicn berbei5ubringen.
Gin 9oridlae in oieiem Slime, Der
crit bon oeu @rogreiliuen ougenom-
men morocn par, ging bel Dem re-
publifoniiden Gonbent ein uno fono
fait unget6eilte 3uitinmnG obne
ooB lid cine nennenspertbc @emon.
itration ereienete.
Scnotor 8eeo ,5uoot non lltab,
Senator @m. 6. 9orob bon Soobo,
gr.5enator @. @lurraD Crane BON
@laiiuduietts, Serr giidolas Nllr.
rup Butler bon Der 9teiu.Dorfer &c,
leaotion mo gg-9ieprdientant 81. &.
So6niou bon Ohio puroen ais oas
republifanilbe Gonieren8.Gomite er-
ndnnt.
Ger 3uIannenieBrng ocs GomiteS
mad mar oas oll9emeine llrtbeil 0as.
Dab cS nidbt &ooieoelt ais Gou0ioa-
ten occeptireu pielme6r oorauf be.
ite5eu ipiiroc, oaB beioe Barteieu iid)
aui 9li6ter 8uobes einigen iollten.
Ole domination zines republifani-
iden Ganoioaten lit Oamit natiirlid
bis 3ur grituttunq oes 9eribteS oeS
Goniies IN ser Stbpebe.
Oic iibrieen boiptidAliden Gnt-
iuirflinecn in ser beutieen Sisung
oes republifaniihcn Contents ma.
ren. oic Qlnnobue Der @ldtiorm in
Der ibr bonn Aeiolitions.Gonlite 8e.
gebcncu @eiiolt; cine ehpa cine baIbe
D}inutc mGbrenoc Concentration iiir
Sol 8oolepelt ais Der glume neS Gr.
@raii0enten gum eriien NPal IN Dem
repubIifaniiben 0onDent criu1bnt
piuoe, uno ole @oQenOung Der Or.
ganiIation, Der &ertagiina bis NOR.
gen gormittng IA llbr iolgte.
Senator 9ooee, ser &oriiber oeS
Neiolutions.GomiteS, ermd6nte9iooie-
BELTS 0lanen bei Der @erlelins Der
4bilippinen@lanfe, uelAc iih fir
0ic bon WicGinlep inalsirte luo bon
9looIcpelt bcibe6altcne Rolitif er.
flGrte. 9ie Denoniiration ole ioIg,
tc. bci6rdntte iid boiiptld1Iid aui
sic @oaerielt ipenn ond) einige Der
0elegatcn iicb ooron bet6eiligten.
Senotor Soogc, elm perionliher
yrclno oes Colonel, ldHelte imo
ioartete, bis ii6 ser 2arn geleet bat.
te, mas in elmer bolben Dlimte Der
sSol mar
Ser 6erportrctenOiie 3lpiiheniall
Ser 6iBung fam aIs Senator Soosc
Die 6ruuenitimniredts. @lanfe anfiiu.
Oiate.
DDie republitaniihe Rortei mel.
DIE ibren @loitben an cine Reeierrug
oes @olfes our6 oaS Bolt lulo fit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
AGREE ON NAVAL BILL.
Senate Committee Unanimous for
General Board Amendments.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The senate
naval committee yesterday agreed unani-
mously to amendments to the naval bill
providing for construction of four dread
noughts and four battle cruisers in 1917.
and completion in three years of the
500, 100000 building program urged Inv
the navy general board This is the pro
gram recommended by a subcommittee
after conferences with Secretary Daniels
As passed by the house, the bill provides
for only five capital ships next year and
contemplates no continuing building pol
icy.
The committee tagged an amendment to
the subcommittee report providing for
reorganization Of the naval militia similar
to the National Guard reorganization ct
fected in the army organization act. The
bill viii be reported to the senate TODAY
or Monday and be called up for consid-
Grafton next week.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
LOSES ITS MACHINE GUNS.
Quincy Company Equipment Shipped
to Vermont Troops.

QUINCY, Mass, June 30. - In ODE
dieuce TO orders from Washington.
Lieut.. Downes and the men of the ma
chine gun company of the 9th Massa-
chusctts infantry packed the machine
gun equipment Yesterday anG are
awaiting shipping orders. The equip
ment, If is said, is to 60 to the 1st Yer
mont infantry. The equipment which
was packed today for shipment weighs
between $500 and 5000 pounds. 1T
includes four machine guns.
Members of the company were keenly
disappointed that their equipment was
taken from them. They were DESTROYS
10 go to the front.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
226 PARALYSIS CASES.
Epidemic in New York Spreading to
Children on East Side.

NEW YORK, June 30-The epidemic of
Intantile paralysis, which has been con
fined to Brooklyn. is spreading rapidly to
Manhattan. according to Health Depart
ment bulletins. The total number of
cases is now 22G, Of which 20G are in
Brooklyn and 20 in Manhattan. Thirty
two new cases were reported Yesterday.
Deaths to date total -
The situation in Manhattan is not en-
couraglng, said Health Commissioner
Emerson last night. Most of the cases
are confined to the crowded lower and APP
per East Side districts and follow the line
OF population. The epidemic of 1907 be
gan in a similar manner"
Dr. Emerson explained that as far as
possible all special activities of tue de
partment We're being dropped that atten-
ton might be concentrated on curbing
infantile paralysis
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
EXTENSION FOR B. & M.
Commission Grants an Additional Year
ff for Reorganization e-

BOSTON, JUNE 80. - The public
service commission yesterday an
nonnced that it had granted the petit
tiol Of the Boston and Maine railroad
for al extension Of one year or until JUL
/, 1917, in the time allowed for effect
ing a reorganization of the road I'M
der legislation passed in this state
last year. The commission found, it
was stated, that public interest would
be advanced by the extension. The
boards of the several roads entering
into the reorganization plan had done
much work, it is stated, and
"certain fundamental features of the
proposed reorganization have beea APP
proved By the stockholders.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
RAILROAD COACH SHORTAGE.
New Haven Handicapped by Draft of
of Cars for Carrying Troops.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 30. -
The New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad company has posted the fol
lowing notice i'll cars, coaches and Pull
mans, and at stations:
IN order to move successfully the
troops from Connecticut, Massachu-
setts, New York and Rhode Island =
large number of coaches and sleepin@
ears have been taken from regular
passenger service.
g This viii cause Inconvenience to
patrons, especially during the Fourth
of July business.
The company asks you to bear with
1t at this time and remember if YOU
are put to some Inconvenience that it
IS because the company to the best of
its ability is complying with the orders
of the war department, and that your
Inconvenience is your contribution to
the situation.''
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
RUSSIANS WIN GREAT
BATTLE NEAR KOLOMEA
Storm the Austrian Trenches and Take
10,506 Prisoners-Are Still
Advancing.

LONDON, June 30.-Gen. Lechitskv.
commander of Bruslioff S center, be-
gan a mighty onrush yesterday against
the AustrO-Hungarian lines in GaIicia
and the northwestern Bukowina. be-
tween the Dniester and the region
around huty, in an effort to push his
opponents beyond the important rail
way city of Kolomea, strategicalIv
the most valuable point in southern
Gahcia.
Petrograd announced last night that
Lechitsky inflicted crushing defeat
upon the Austro-Hungarians taking
three lines of trenches and 1896
prisoners. This success was achieved
IN the northern part of the area of
attack, between the Dniester and the
Pruth. The fall of Kolomea is expect
Ell II the new advance continues. It's
capture will mean the collapse of the
whole defence scheme in southern
Galicia and seal the doom of the Aus
tro-Hungarian army now retreating
toward the Transylvanian passes, as
the latter would then be deprived of
all hope of reioining the northern
Austrian wing. Moreover, the Russian
success, if followed up By a further
advance, viii straighten out Gen.
Brusiloff' S line so as to consolidate
his center and right wing, automati-
caIly forcing the Germans to fall back
in NoIhynia and abandon Kovel
Vienna admits that least of
kolomea' the Russians made "massed
attacks" on a front of twenty-five
miles and that sat numerous points -
the attackers succeeded in advancing.
In the evening, however, it is asserted,
the Russians We're forced to evacuate
"a portion of the Austro- Hungarian
front near kolomea and southwark.
The statement refers to hand to hand
conflicts and says "desperate fight
ing is in progress
The Austrian war Office declares
Russian attacks on the Dniester line
were repulsed north of Obertyn,
which is thirteen miles northeast Of
Kolomea. In Volhynia the situation is
asserted to be quiet
Russian cavalry was dispersed near
| Iswor, Vienna says Iswor lies on n
small river of the same name in the
foothills of the Carpathians.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
SHOOTING ARRAY
NEAR MONTPELIER
Stranger in Jail Refuses to Give Name
of Friend in Hospital Likely
to Die.

MONTPELIER. June 3O.-As the result
OF shooting affair at Montpelier junction
last night Il man about % years old is in
the Heaton hospital with a bullet wound
in his stomach and his chances of rec1v-
cry are considered slight \ companion.
about 35 years old, who says his name is
Reilly and who refuses TO give his first
name, Is in Jail. Reilly says that the in
Jured man belongs in HaverhiH, Mass.
The details of the shooting are obscure.
Reilly says that he and his companion
were at the Central Vermont station last
evening at the Junction and were ordered
off the premises by some Italians employed
as section hands by the Central Vermont
railroad. He says that as lac and his com
panion did not move quick enough To suit
the Italians one of the latter fired, wound
ing his companion.
Though the police have learned that
Reilly and his friend had fight early in
the evening and are inclined to believe that
the shooting may have grown ont of the
affair. the sudden disappearance of two
section hands, \. Rossi and n Buno. can
not be accounted for. The Italians lived
in ear near the station at the Junction
n Montpelier man saw two men engaged
in a fight and going to the spot found n
box, evidently dropped in the scutfie. CON
tanning a number of dynamite caps lie
took the box to the police office and while
an officer was Investigating it was learned
of the shooting.
The shot fired ut the man in the hos
pital must have been at close quarters as
there are powder stains on his clothing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30

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