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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-05-06
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Pastuerized ice cream, all tiavors.
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5-2t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
Mtnes aus Moline.

Die Maidinerie gum Miiedn oes
Mspbaltes, sic. AM 5llbe Ser Sed)-
sebnten StraBe alfaeltellt Miro, i'll
beinabe fertig gum @ebraude, nnb
miro balb 6as 9flaitcrn sroBer Sire
den ieinen Mnfang nebmelt. Die Sir
mo 9. S. &pan bat ben &ontraft,
nno laBt falt lal,ter 1lelle Mald)inerie
fir bieien 3med a%ufItellcn. Muh sic
gier5ebnte Strabe ion gepflalter1
per0en.
9ic Wnfinc SodldAnle matbt Re.
fannt aaE hieien 8inter inter lire,
Mnilid)t ;pieocr acbn eritflaiiiae Som.
5crtc un0 llnterbaltllngen ltattiinoer
merOen. 9ie erlte Nhlmmer finoet an
8. Sftober itatt, un0 Die lebte Den q
Wtara.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
9et 9ttnofrat, 9abemport, Soma.

&ppben. - 8as @oi9ington
int We5ug al1f oie Sdpparse Cite oe-
|tban bat2 Nihts. -. mas oodten
|Sie9 l1ebrigens fon,,en pir frob iein,
bob oie 3cgiernng in @aibington
lid nidt bemiibt fat, Die britiide
|s4mar3c Site meib gu ipoiden.
Sbafelpeare. @ir be-
mllnbern SIR obnnngsboaes @emiit6:
Sic boben bie Selograue1 poral,sgc=
o6nt. SSm Mocbetb 5. Oft, 5. S5ere
lieBen Sic Dor 300 Sobren id)on ben
5eloen lagen: sd babe m it Sem
8rauen 81 Nadt selpeilt!"
@ringo. - Nein, Bis iebt hot
Garran5a Sic aanoioatur 8ilions
nod nidt ilooiiirt; aber bie Slomini-
ltration in 8aibington bebanoelt i'm
init Iooiel 2iebe, bab er mobl nidt
anbers fonnen miro.
Ire. US Ut. Smar EN- Grlld=
|fehler, inoeiicn fem iinnentilelenber:
Sic Gnalanoer baben in Srlan0 oas
Us ilr9erredt c%rporben."
NSnfel Gam. ~ IoB ser Scott,
9rcB lid nid)t nertagen mill, Iinocn
mir ebelialls fon : graBlid.
@aus ra1. - gu perlpun-
bern mare es nidt, mern Die Srallen
i'll 3cutidlano arapad MAIDEN Mir
ben; es lit bod biel perlongt, menlr
lie l%tn1roenlang Dor einem 2aoen
ltebe1, nidt5 frieaen lno bas bann
rubig %binnc9men ioQen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
Min,ifrp.

Sic &ompasnie bate einen ginia6z
rt9en, Der I'M Guartier oft lebrreide
@ortrd9e 5ielt. Sic Mamlidait 60rte
leine bpltstbiimlid1en8e lebrunsen redt
germ, nno es CAB binterber ltets cinen
lebbaftcn @llstauid Der @eimunsen.
Gnnes Nbe1o ertlarte Ser giniabri9e,
ipie Die Sbiere lid) ldiiten. inoem lie
Die Sarbe ibrer llm9ebung annebmen,
uno er CAB aud cine an5abl geiipiele
81 pielem interciianten 5benta. Iad
elmer 4anle bes Nadoenfcus fragte ciz
ner Der 3uIDrcr: v@ie bab'n aber Sic
lafrildcne .2aui" bDs a'mubt, baB
mir felo9rauc llniformen friez
een9"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

Strift. - Nein, eigentli6 6arf
Elm gutter, geiesliebeuber 9eutider on
cinem fleilblolcn Gage fem Sdpmein
|baben.
8ritannia. - @as mabr lit,
m1B mobr bleiben: Die @%ngIdnber
haben III Ser 3eit Dor ben1 &riege Sic
|belten &leioerltoffe gcliefert; in ser
&riegs5eit fabri5iren lie ein uniiber-
.trefflides 2iigengepebe.
Moobrpm @. ~ Sic auonen
uniere Mniibt iiber oas @ablrelultat
piiie,t? @ir lpielen ,1id)t germ Sen
G%ropbeten, al,Bcr men,l mir unierer
Sade aarls lifer ii1o, unb 10 iaeen
mir fret nod) &ailer6eroinano: uGiat
Sugbestitm!"
So5i.- Der io5ialoemofratiide
M%bgeoronete Sdeioeman itebt felt
uno trel1 altf Seiten ser @egierung,
er ltebt Ser &eaierung mirflid rabe,
mdbreno ct ibr friiber oft 81 nabe
setreten lit.
II nmiiIen6er. - Nein, Ser
nSoote Mann" lit nidt toot, er gebt
I'M 80. lie nadbem es Sem frans0it-
lden @eneralltab paBt, manoert Scr
.Soote Mann" norolid ober iiiblidL
6itlid ODER ipeltlid - no gerabe
Die Sran5oien iteben.
@entlem II. - Der Grdiibent
bat aler6inas in elmer Mebe geIagt:
lpenm ien1al16 nidt Gernllnft anlleb-
men min, 10 miilie mon i'm SIT iei1cm
eigenelt 9elten n%ieoerborcn. Mber Sic,
le Saftif Miro in Ser @ablfampagne
nid)t %a11gemenoet meroen sic
Mebrsabl Ser @abler meint, ser
Manacl al, gerl1unit lei auf Soften
oes Erdiioenten.
Bur Sebr ridtig, ipe1,n iebt
nod ser @otba lterbel1 miiroe, mGre
Die Suit in Siio Mfrifa rein - Ser
iSmltts III. porgeltern ms Senieits
ahgegangett.
NeIItco. - Sic ,1uollen eine@e-
oenfmiin5e auf Sen Sieg ser engli-
ifcn Ilotte Dor Sem Sfageraf prdgell
lalien2 Sebr treffeno, Serr Mbmiral,
oiele Miin5e loH geraoe mie Sic inns
Sbre 5lotte &c dlagen meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
2ie boble Ybrdic.
Ser preuBlldc Militarismls mui
herlidjtet merbeh.."

gs ut ten, Gnoe bes &rie9es abstz
leben. Or fann ebcnlogrti I'M SftnberI
81 @lbe lcin lpie 1r,cinetr pber brei|
Sabrcn; sic Srieoeusauslidten, pie,|
Dor leds Monatenierfilbat nabe ldiez
men, sbaben 1id huieber in vnolpie Ser
men berflidtiet. saafsn
limo je idngere bie1cr nf1beilpoue
ariegt baalert, heitpt nnpelitIid)er iperz
Sen bic @ilfanse uno ACKNOWLEDGMENT;
Die tDnenbent Sdlaslporte Der n1nbeili
gen allian8 liib pie gbeiSemiinsen
I'M bdl1fiaen tdsliden @ebral6 abgc~
sriffen 'fporben, Bic llmrille baben iid
pettpiidt. sol 80
gins lit ibnen n,llr acblieber boz,
ibren Mpttos, Die boble Nbrale: Ser
preubiide Militarismus nulb hernidz
tct lperben." Gebr tpobl = Ser prcltz
bilde Militarismus. ltno mas lit bas
ciscntli6, mas berltebcn Sic Iuiirten
inter .preubild)cr Militarismls"?
Sas lit iibcrbaupt nidts @reifbares,
feline fonfrete MeaIitdt. ionbern cine
merfmiirbiac 0dilduns bon Smb,
Surdt nnb 2iebe.
Ser preubiide Militarismusl SIT
bas Die allgemeine @ebrpflidt, ser
Scutide StaatsipsiaIismlls, Ser aus
9epra9te Nationalismns oes beutlden
@eba1tens? Sit es Sic ppr Sem &riea
gele9cntlid keobadtete An1nabung ser
Gfii5icrc? SIT es Sic tcdniide Gntlpid@
lung Scr beutiden Gr5icbung? SIT es
Sic imperialiitiide @eitrebnus bes
beutldcn Nusfubrbanbels? SIT cs Sic
Softrin, baB iebe Station nit Deiligcm
ggoismnls bas ctgeue @obl iiber bas
frembe iteut? - Iue bicie Grflarln@
gen ipiiroen ald alf Sen fran5oiiiden,
ruililden uno ensIildcn Militarismls
palen, bciicn N%usrottuns fem Menid
forbert. Gum @cnfcr al1d, mas lit
benn Ser preubilde Militarismls?
l1no ipic ipolcn i'm Sic glliirteu aus
rotten?
Sic 9eutlden linb bereit. gelgien
su rdumeu unh nas pftupirte %fran50<
|iiide @ebiet suriid5uecbcn. Sic fra
gen, % sic @eietung &pnltantinppels
bur6 Sic MulIen zines ser @auptbeil~
mittel seacn ben prcubiiden 0iilitaz
rismls lei. ob es Sic @ingabe @aliz
siens OIL Gin ruliiidcs Golen mdre
pber sic Ibtretuna Scr bon Slapen be-
iuobntcn. baImatildcu aiilte an Sta
lien obcr Sic @nsniens at Serbien.
Sic gerlunbsmddte ipiirbcn ippbl erz
mibern, BOB all oies nidlt Sie 6eilung
Scr innercn &ranfbeit 9enti6lanbs
~beocltcn ipiirbe, hab cs abcr notbia lei,
hamit 2entl6lanb luo sic gauge @elt
eincn ihla9enbeu Semcis Ser Niehtrz
la9e @eutidlanbs pur Illgcn babe.
Nhlr 10 taum 9eutlhlmnos @pbmutb
gebrohen tperben. @dbrenbbeilen er>
fdbrt Der 9eutlde, BOB man ocn prells
lbilden Militarismls nieberbalten
min, ipenn man aeaeu iein 2anb cine
allaemeine 3ouunion bilocn nno i'm
bon alien Mdrften Ser @elt ausi6liee
Ben min. 9as Mellltat lit natiirli6.
leinrn aumpfscilt su itdrfen. @enn
bas bas He9ime lit, Su SEM man uns
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

nerurtbeilen mill. last CT ii@, 10 miro
es nm 10 beller nm luns lteben, ie mebr
2artp mir erobern tonren. @enn ser
Wcrbanp cine permanente Grsanilaz
ton 9eeen 2eutidIano pcroen loa,
oan1 IT n%1llere einsise, @%offnul,s, elm
sllnSniB BON @ittelelropa su bilben,
BON antiperpen bis 8asban, bon Sur
lano big SrieT, uno in leinem Snueru
III e1l1er- be~tpaffneten IiuIirul1g su le=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

idoit. s(ber Ser aries, Ser onaeblid
9e9en u11s eefiibrt miro. eebt III @irf@
lid)feit eeae1 oid, eegen oeine mirtbe
idaftliden neutrality-suspicious.
Sic 9brale pom oeutlhen Nlilita<
rismus lit MIR oas @efaB Iiir aaen
Sob unb alien Neio, Sen 3eutId(ano
erpedt. @enn oiele 9brale europa
seseu uns eiaigt, mrB lie ms segell
europa einigeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
9os 0earGbniB 6es Serrn M,alllt

SuS Oe8ruDlllB OeS 9errU Nu8HlI
Spanion, melder an 9ienstag liarb,
miro beute g6admittag Inn balb orei
l1br bon Der @obnung aus cine Wei-
lie liiolih bon @arncr'S Groiiing, OBJ
gebalten merben. 9ie 8eerbigu,,g
finoet auf DEM Hineriibe Jrieoboie
ltatt.
6err Smanion binterI1Bt brei
Iodter unO apei sobne, io,pie 5uei
griioer uao orei Sdtueltern.
SEER W. SarItfamp bat cine Heiie
per Mutomobil nod BittsfielO, Wih.,
angetreten. gr gc6enft, etlpa 3mei
@oden lang allBerbalb 3l lein, uno
auf oem 9eimmege leine fSrall nit
5ltbrinee,t, meld)e our 3eit M Mid)i=
gan nnO moeren Mlaten 8ermanote
beiuht.
@esen Ser @eiobr, sic b%efanntlid)
Ben alltpmobiliiten al Dem aefabrli-
den 8ogen an ser gde Der Siebenten
|5traBe uno Gierten nnb Iiinften
Ipenue orobt, lino ldon ofters Sc
iude eingelal,fen, oiele Stelle nit
elmer 9o9en : 2ampc' aus5ultatten.
9ieies batte id}on ldngit aeideben
loaen, lit ie6od) bisber pernadlaiiigt
moroen. Mutomobiliiten iagen, BOB
logar bel Dem 2i6te elmer 2ampe ser
Nlab nod, allBeroroentlid gefabrlid)
lei, nn0 llnfaQe nur NIT ser groBten
8oriidpt permieoen meroen f0nnen.
Mllh limo @eil,de einsereidt NOR
Ben, Sic @aHe, oie iid bon Ser 5. 5llr
is. 9pel1lle %erltredt, slpiiden 10. nnb
16., StraBe, nit einem 2iht perleben
5u lailen, oa oielelbe ebenfans lebr
|gefabrlid lit.
Die Carpenters Union geo. 24t
miro an nadlten Sonntag i6r al-
iabrlides .Nicnic abbaIten, uno 5tpar
lift oas befannte eagles Camp, an,
God Giper gelegen, ba51t ermablt
moroen. grfriidungen meroen iernirt
tueroeu, uno 5piele uno @ettrenlle,l
meroen ltattfinoen, NM Sen Gag 81,
perbringen. lin bas grrei6en Oieies
Nlabes 5l erleidtern, miro cine Suit
Idle Ben gan5en Gag 5piiden bcm
eagles Country Club lnb Dem gnoe
Der Strabenbabnaeleiie bin llno fer
Iabren.
Motorcpele : Goli5ilt Neglep &c.
mabrte Elm Mutomobil, IN melden
cine 6rall ibrem n1airnliden 9egIei,
ter cine tiibtige 2eftipn p%crabreidlte
mbem lie ibn an oen @aaren 500 rll
ieil @eiid)t NIT Sen 6iuserndaeln be-
arbeitete. Eilidtbepubt COB ct Sen
6ibrer 0es Mutomobils bas Sig11al
sum. &alten llllo ~erfunbiate lib nod
Der Nriade Ser 3iidtialng. Iii
IraA cab an, Bob ibr @atte, Dem
oieier mar es, Sen garsem Gag mi
elmer anberen Trau ipeaieren geiah
rem leil unb lie. lid Dies .nidt. ,aeial
leu ldiie. @oralf Neglep ibr5 on
9fntb gab, ibren@atten NIT na6 Sau
lea SIT neb11en ua0 BORT sic sahe 3,
oerfedten.9 h
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
MtucS nus Musratint.

SEER Siaac Matbepion,ein bieli9er
ipoDlbcfantcr Gipil . s%Sngenicllr, rei-
ltc aeltern Morgell nah ser megifani-
ld)ell @rcn3c ab, I'M cine SteQe Bel
Dem 6clo : Snaeniellr . Corps ser
Mrr1ec art5lltreten. Serr Matbemioll
bcltbt ip%crtboollcs @runocigcntbnnl
IN bcrgsabe bon Sierra Grl5, sod, pur.
0e CT lestes Sabr Ser merifaniidelt
Wlrrel apegen %>gestplu1gell, oielelbclt
au13uaebcn llno 5t ilieben.
Sobn oDrf bon Sol,t6 Muscatine
ipnroe meac1 tbatliden Ml,griiis BON
Foli5eirl6tcr Goltcr 511 cil,cr @elo-
ltrafe bon ST ll1b ocn Soften ser
Scrbanolllng perurtbcilt. Die Sdld-
aerci trllg lid) in ser Iabrif ser Sir
ma Moad y Mllier gu.
Tas 9egrobnib ocs pcrItorbcncn
Morian ". Some muroe gel tern Mad)-
mlttag nm bier llbr bonn Samilicn-
beimc, No. COG @ooolnmn Mpenlle,
aus obge6olten. Gaitor II. 8. Smitb
BON Der Metbooiltcnfirhe leitete oie
Ieicrlid)feiten, nlb sic @ceroiguug
Ialo alf Dem GREENWOOD Iricoboie
llatt. Cine aroSe an5ahl Ireuloe oes
GerItorbencn ltcllten ii6 Elm lno err
miclen ibm sic lebte gbrc.,
Der lie65igiabrige Ml6ert 5ber=
ipooo, Elm alter Gctcral1 u,b lang-
labri9cr ginmobner oieler staot,
nrroe aeitern Nahnittag Inn / llbr
butter lci,cr @cblu,ng on Ser 3mci-
ten StraBc in itcrbenoem 3ultanoe
geflnoen, nad)0em or aus ei,1er SON.
aenlatte gcfallcn mar. Gr bate einen
S6laaaniaa crlitten. Mall trllg i'm
ins 9m1s llnb rief Or. SO. g. 9eore
ton, melder feille @ofinlln9 begt, i'm
am 2cben sll erbaltcn.
@em sic gcgenmartigen Glanc
lid perlpirfliden, aptro nuiere Staot
imnerbalb Ser nad,lten Mol1ate nit
elmer Mn5abl 9oltleporo 2an1pen Der
ldonert mcroen. Die 2ampen loller
anaebradt meroen mie iplat: SIN ser
%sipeiten StraBe, bon ser Ninc StraBc
bis sur Mlllberrp Ipcnl1c, an ser
Soma Mpcnl,e uno SDcampre StraBe
bon Ser Iront straBcsbis sur 1rittcr
StraBe;; on ser @altltt StraBe bon
Ser 3weiten bis 5llr Gritten stroBe
lnlo INN Dos @eridtsgcbauoc. gs iol-
len al1f ieoer Seite Ser Strabe iiini
2ampen alf Ben 9lod fonlnen.
Ger %s0iabrige g%iniieoler Sobr
Mc@il,rg, meldber Dor etliden Cage,
bon ser Geranoa Dcs slpeiten stod-
lperfes zines bieligen Sotels anf bas
Srottoir berabltiirsstc, itar6 seiter,
Morgen inn @eribep &oipital an Scr
Observation-Disclosures. WlcGlurg MOI
ein SonOerliltgs1 Der d1n @elc1lldaf
baBte lt1b Seoernalm permieb. SOL
am0li Sabren tam CT nod Mllsca
tine llno lblaB mahrenb sic er Sci
11llr NIT einent Menidjensyreuutolhaf
nanllib leitem @aitipirtb. St mict6e
te Elm 3immer IN Dem alten 0h,sca
tine 5oltle, no CT llnu,lterbrodel
apoblte. gr belorgte ieiift aoden, @o
id)en l1no 6liden ielblt. seinc Sc
bensaeididte ;er5ablte er Niemanoem
nidt einmal ieinem @altuirtb. Sen
.ein5igen, NIT oem er ii9 mtcrbielt
Mls ct 5l,erit anfomN COB er sen
Sbe,teenalnten lein grlnartes, mi
Der @itte, es allf5ubemabren, 50 e
ME fem @elo a1f sic 8anf bringe
Sein@nnid ipllrbe i6m gepdbrt, uni
CT persebrte oas @elb i'm 2anfe oe1
Sabre, moraltf er nl1r orbeitete, fpenl
er ipieoer Elm Mar Ibaler gum lin
terbalte bralibte. Mle 2ellte sc,
Na6baridaft fm1ltte1 i'm, bod il
lebr lie lib 6enliibten, fonnten fl
9faberes iiber i'm 1lidt in grfabrunl
bri1gcn.
-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

Sc mehr Sic @erbanosn1ddte burdl
lold,c fonfretcn @oridllaae Gin eSbeal
Ter 3erltDruag oes preubilden Yiili@
tarismls milteacn. uni 10 enser lperz
Den lid} Die 9cutideu an bcnielben
flammern. Sci preuBi1de Sumter miro
sum- So5ialiiten Iasen: gu balieit uns
tpegen 3abern, lpegen hes @ablredts.
lpegen nnlerer p%olitilden Gprberrz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
Selbpoltbrieffaiteu,
antporten aulf gr'ieffes, sic nus
u. ASA ,.a 5erreidten.

5trift. - geein, eigentlih barf
Elm gutter, geiesliebe1oer 9eutider on
eiaem fleiidloien Gage fem Sdmein
baben.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
JURY DELIBERATING
IN NEW HAVEN CASE
Locked Up for the Night and Late
Ihis Forenoon Asked for Addi-
tional Exhibits.

NEW YORK, Jan. S-The jury in the
case of William Rockefeller and ten other
former directors of the New York. New
Haven & Hartford railroad charged with
conspiracy to monopolize the railway traf-
tic OF New England in violation of the
Sherman law was still out today.
After failure to reach an agreement at
IL o'clock last night, having considered the
evidence for nearly 10 hours, the Jurors
were locked up for the night in hotel.
They arrived at the federal building short
ly after 10 O'Clock this morning and re-
sumed their deliberations Shortly before
IL O'Clock the jury sent for additional ex-
hibits.
Several OF them related to the participa-
ton Of William Rockefeller in the alleged
conspiracy, being correspondence between
himself and Henry NJ Flagler OF the Flor
ida East Coast railway in regard to the
sale Of steamships to the JOY Steamship
line while it was competitor Of the New
Haven.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
FREIGHT EMBARGO
UNDER DISCUSSION
Three New England Railroads Have
Thousands of Cars Coming from
the West.

BOSTON, Jan. s. = The freight sit
uation in New England which has re-
suited in an embargo ON many lines of
shipments was discussed by railroad
officials, port directors and business
men at conference called here yester-
day by the transportation committee of
the chamber of commerce. The port
directors expressed the belief that the
real difficulty was the absence of suffi-
cient ocean shipping due to the with
drawal of so many vessels for war pur-
poses.
r. Van Immersion of the Boston &
Albany said that 5000 ears were headed
for his road from connecting lines. He
added that if the road had six tracks
it could handle the business. George
Wood Of the New York, New Haven
& Hartford reported that 900 cars
We're consigned to points on his line
from places east of Pittsburg. A. S.
Crane of the Boston & Maine said that
between 5000 and 1000 cars were com
ing to his road from points east of Buff
falo.
Mr.. Wood denied that the New Ha-
ven was responsible for any coal short
age in New England. He expressed the
opinion that relief from the general en-
barge conditions would come next
week. President James H. Hustis Of
the Boston & Maine also told the com.
mittee that the embargo would proba
bly, be of short duration.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
JUDGE FISH ORDERS
THAT FARM BE SOLD
Proceeds to Be Used for Educating
Two Minor Children of Owner of
Farm in Londonderry.

Judge F. l.. Fish, who presided at
the September term of the Windham
county court, has signed an order
authorizing the public sale of farm
in Londonderry now standing in the
name of Richard Bennett, jr., and pro-
viding the avails shall apply on an
order issued at the last term of county
court requiring that George c. Stowell
pay $4,000 to his wife, Carmen NJ
Stcwell, for the education of two mi
nor children. This order was made as
a lien on the farm of George c. Sto-
well, which stands in the name of
Bennett. 1t was ordered that the pay
ment be made before Nov. 25, 1915.
More than a month having passed
without compliance with the original
order an application for an execution
has been signed by Judge Fish. No
date fer the sale, which is to be pub
lie, has been set. Gibson & Daley are
attorneys for Mrs. Stowell.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
FROZEN BODY FOUND.
Myron Lindsey Perished in Open
Field in Russell Mass.

RUSSELL, Mass, Jan. S.-The body
of Myron Lindsey, 36, of Russell, was
found about 9 o'clock last night in a
field just off what is known as the
Dickinson hill road, by Eugene Lind
sev, his brother, and Fred Martin. It
is thought that Lindsey wandered in
to the field, went to sleep and was
frozen to death. Relatives and neigh
bors of the man were alarmed yester-
day at his nonappearance in his home
and began a search. 1t was known that
he had been to the village Thursday
afternoon. He had been last seen
about 1 o clock that afternoon by
Fred Martin, neighbor. AT that time
he was walking along the road toward
his home.
Tracks leading from the Dickinson
hill road into the field where the body
was found were last night thought to
have been those of Mr.. Lindsey. His
home is only about half-a-mile from
the place and is on the Woronoco-
Blandford road. The Dickinson hill
road where the body was found is a
cross-road connecting the two Bland
ford roads, the one that leads from
Russell and that leading from Woro
noco.
Myron Lindsey was unmarried. TIe
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Lindsey of Russell He leaves foul
brothers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
COL. HOUSE VISITED
SIR EDWARD GRAY
President Representative Held Con
ference with British Minister of
Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Jan. S.-As the first step in
his trip Of investigation into war condi-
tions in Europe, Col. E. NJ House, per-
sonal representative of President Wilson,
saw Sir Edward Gray, the British minister
OF foreign affairs, today, spending some
time with the foreign Office head
No statement was given out regarding
the matters discussed and officials of the
government in declining to talk regarding
the meeting, displayed anxiety that moth
ing be said that would indicate that Col
Houses call should be termed a confer.
ence between the two men.
Col. House left his hotel without leav.
ing any word as to his destination and If
is expected that he will spend the week
end with a party which viii number
among its members several close advisers
of the British government
! Col. House is known to be awaiting ad
vices from Ambassador Gerard before
definitely planning a trip to Berlin. In
the meantime the next two weeks will be
spent in England.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
TO DEATH
BY AN ELEVATOR
Wright Chesley, Mail Carrier, Victim
of Accident in the st. Johnsbury
Postoffice,

ST. JOHNSBURY, Jan. S.-Wright
A. Chesley, p, rural mail carrier,
was so badly crushed by the freight
elevator at the postoffice yesterday
that he lived but a few minutes.
He had placed his mail on the ele-
vator and evidently reached into the
shaft to start it down The elevator
started up, however, and he was
caught between the floor of it and the
top of the door in the shaft. Attracted
by his cries, Walter Kellogg, assistant
postmaster, investigated and saw the
young mans legs protruding from the
shaft door.
Drs. w. j. Aldrich and w. B. Fitch
We're called and the young man was
carried to his home, but died from in
ternal injuries within a few minutes.
Besides his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Har-
ry A. Chesley, he is survived by a sis
ter, Miss Hazel NJ. Chesley. He was a
graduate of st. Johnsbury academy
and prominent in athletics His faith
er has recently finished work as ear
rier on another route.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Crystal Springs Ice company will
begin cutting ice Monday if the wealth
er holds cold.
Rey Thomas ". Owens will conduct the
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The next meeting of the Brattleboro
Ministerial union will be held in the Cen
ire church house Monday morning at $50
o'clock
Today Charlie Chaplin will be seen at the
Princess theatre in the two-act comedy,
Caught in a Cabaret. also The Dancing
Doll, three-act Broadway Favorites feat
ure play, and The Hazards of Helen.
The stockholders of Fort Dummer Mills
will hold their annual meeting in the Office
of the company in Brattleboro Saturday
Jan -, at II a. m. to elect all officers re-
Quired by the bylaws and to receive the
treasurer's report. 1t is the present inten-
ton to adjourn this meeting one week to
Saturday, Jan. %, as it is not expected
that the financial statement for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1915, can be prepared by
Jan 15.
/ If there are residents of Brattleboro in
terested enough in the organization of an
evening school in English, sessions to be
held in the high school building Monday
evenings of each week, to send their names
to Mrs. c. L. Sticliney arrangements viii
be made for the opening of such school
1t has been the custom annually of the
Womans club to conduct such schoo
and it is planned to do so this winter pro
viding there are those who care to become
Pupils.
In a meeting of the prudential com
mittee of the Centre Congregations
church last evening it was voted t,
make a canvass week from tomor
row afternoon to raise money for tn
!, entire expense of the church for tn
: year and for benevolences The goa
is $4,000 for expenses and $4,000 fo
benevolenees. In the regular churc
meeting following Rev. Frank L. Shel
: don of Boston gave a remarkabl
forceful address on peoples debt t
/ the church. DIR. Sheldon will preac
tomorrow morning.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-08
WILL SHOW GREAT PAINTING.
Darius Cobb, Artist, and Rev. Mr.
Crathan to Speak Here Tuesday.

The Mission of the Master, or Evan
gelism Through Art, is the theme of
one of the most impressive services of
modern times, which is being conduct
ed in various places by Rev c. F. Hill
Crathan, who resigned his pastorate in
Worcester, Mass, to devote several
months TO the larger ministry of the
Master in state and nation. aud by
Darius Cobb of Boston, who spent
more than 30 years in painting the
wonderful portrait of Christ, which Is
attracting worldwide attention. Rev.
Mr.. Crathan and Mr.. Cobb will speak
in the Centre Congregational church
next Tuesday evening at 5 O'Clock,
Mr.. Crathan speaking on Christ in
Art, and Mr.. Cobb telling the roman
tie story of his work under the title,
Why | Painted The Christ The
| painting viii be illumined by a spe-
cial system of electric lighting and
will be in full view of the audience
during the artist s address.