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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
United States
Senator
6elge fine egne Sro 11otale fin Mis=
billigelie paa en- iaa6on Mao0e, ct
Oct or|taaes flort % ltRrft.

Ibilligelie paa en- iaa6an Maaoe, at
Oct for|taoes flort % iterft.
@elbfelgelig nDtter set life, a:
Uncle 5am rasler mes 5nbIen =
|oet brpoer .nro1, fig life om-i GIT
,ropa; men 2o116ets 5totsn1Gno
lnoa bobe @jenbfab til Diploma
tiets &unit / Ell iao uoltraft @ra6,
at oe mes .&raft % 8irfning fan
BRUCE 6en / acknowledgements Ejene-
tic. 5fer 6ette iffe> bill Ser liffert,
ielp lengc efter, at 8reiioentfam-
pa9nen er oberitooet, lpoe tpetpoigc
Orb ON, at omerifonIfe Softer til
Sen tpife @egjertng: life ifal tages
|altfor bo9itaoeltgt eller alporligt:
Set 6reier fig lite ,1pr ioo- meget
ON 8eerebet unatio,1ol Sore" ion'
ON enfelte... MenneifeliD. Scot CT
9Gren oct f%ejre1te Ern: / Sfoben =
men for bens 6fpl6 111oo ma,1 life
bobe Menneifers Sin % @e1fer6, %
oerfor ct set / 1prlig @ra6 @o1b-
ington=D iplonatiets Opgaoe al
|finoe en Moaoe, bborpna Scr
5reoe11s Mabn, n1e1r iaa birfnings:
fulot, font ONT @rig funoe itbtte
&rabet, fan fremifaffes Mi6ler til
at 19tte en- Chopper for ben grenle=
lple 8rutolitet, Ser / 9iebliffe1
ebes paa &apet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

rMnoerlens Ernbcn bnr ploget
bonn meget / ben f61te Ei6", iagoe
Garlien til fin Snltru.
"&boroan 6et?" ipnrgte Jr11e1,.
$50, bans @one bar 10 ilaaet
bam nte6 Set"
Go1nnteren: @pa6 beober Sec"
Gionet: uSifar @anien."
Domlneren: vDcres MI6er?"
@ibnct: r@eb life, ST.. Don1>
mer."
Domueren: u&ba6! &eb SC life,
bpor ganlmel 0e lelp er?"
@i6net: uNei. Men fien0er De
oel1 bolte 6reoerif / 2pbltreoe?"
9on1meren: u9eei jeg gjer life.
9pa0 ban?"
@ionet:: So So ban en- lige lao CAN'T
mel iom jeg."
Dommeren: vNoa, bpor gomnnel
IT ban ba?"
@ionet: uSSa, set peo ieg heller
life"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
TOM DAVIS
Marbaasen, beltalenoe, ftpgtlps!


Son fp,nper for
Iptnr;5er
Ssns~~1
@o4o1'on I o11e'u1'9e e''1oeoer'
Tilbogefoloelje eller @n6ring al
Wort1ngmenS eompen1at1on
Soto'
Some &ule for tolpl1ibips / 8ej>
og acknowledgements.
So Geuts Ni{letpri1er pr ! Sore.
Solicit maa peffes. s 1918 pnore=
De Wtr111telotas Seg1slatl1r Sooet ON
10 ee111s~V1lle1pr11eh % mi pe1oter
0e tre Nents pr, M Tor Deres
Hej1es fprl tie fen1 Wdl. 9efte CT S11o=
leon1nge11 til Ell b1oere Torbe1el1e
al 8illetpriierne.
&biS Mr. DobiS bltber oolgt, o1l
ban 1r1obrl11ge Sorllog ON at tlloo=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Candidate for District. Judge,
18th judicial District.


)Senipn = at u6gipe to Teriioner,
bber meo fin @1utning, ct en- be-
]flogclig &ien0sgierning: &bi ct
Sum tbprf maa olti6 bore flort let,
fplt % giennemtpnft al fin @faber,
fpr set formes, og oct mao bore
|oole6cs fonitrueret, at fun en- eneite
lloga1lg CT mu1ig: 6oripger &nnlt=
neren at boriere ber for at tefteS
lit @,tblif1,m, goor ban paa Clifford
lneo fit eget @erfs l%obbelten1te
5on6beo. 0g bette er %uper6igt.
Mogct lignen6e bar Sigurjonslon
tillaot fig / v@oar6en &raun"> Ser
er ct ipagere fomponeret, mere. lip-
lift @tpffe ems r8ierg=@Dbin0".
e(f CT eller on6en @runo fumes man
l,Gl ten bcore ON. bette :poa GngelH
chs poo Donlf. &an BET maaitc
forflares berbe6, at Digteren life
bor qiuet fit eget &iertebloo til
5tpffcts Ber1oner? 50 min6re ct
ioaoant Mrbej6e er &ipb % 8en al
On ielp, 6eito for6elagtigere tager
|6et fig u6 / fremmeo Sfle6ning.
'|Og - omben6t: 9a 0igterhprf,
lom bclt % fu10t u6trpffer Set
6pbeltc % inoerligite / en- Menneife<
|iinl, bil ol6rig, bbor forreft % 6Dg=
|tigt oct ems oberiettes, fun1e tale
JIlao %fortroligt, iau o%perbepiienoe iom
III set @prog, bbori oct fprlt Bier
|ifrepet. 9erfor birfer Sen beoitc
'|@er6enslitteratur / Sc melterliglte
Obcrietteller fun font blegne0e
>|@iengipclier. Mon prbbe +. CTS.
at 1r1e ~&amlet" paa 0anif,
3 vSoult" paa gn9elif ellers ~geiels
t 2pbne" poo: Ep5fl Man fan meo
: ppct Observation-Disclosures bear=
: 6ejoe 9ialog og Milienifiloring;
men Sc Eufin6e fine Muancerj iom
r bbert @prog eier> gaar tabt. Soio=
e mcr fan life oberlnttes t~ilfrebs1til=
lenbe - nobnlig life, bbpr 8erfe1
er betpoeligt.
Sm Sc to islan6ife 5fue1pil bi]
0 legne fig til at opfgres for ct o1ne
rifonif Yublifum tur6e bore e.
5pprgsmool, ser iagtens biloe fac
EN- tunoiin6ig @elporelle / 6isi'
&ioer, Tom ipnes bellige6e Operetter
og Sc uleben6e 8ille6er". SUM-
betrogtes mere og mere iom timber
~|bol6ning = og nabnltg ~8ierg
|Gpoin6" egner fig lite til at gip'
let tibet freben6e @nblifum Sen Gti.
m11lons, BET %forlanger. Ween on
6ru Dpbma6 bil6e ipil1e &olloS
lMolle / 0riginaliproget poa ameri
|fan1fe Scener, bil6e BUN iiffert fun
Inc ffoffe u8ierg=@pDin6" oct @e
rprn1nel1ens @1us, lom beitaar
u6enlan61f @cenebe16. Mon app1ou
oerer Dog @ardb Decentralization
man life for1taar ct Muf af Dbai
bum iiqerl
e 9og ffal man ttfe gnlfe Si9ur
: ions1on Sc iterlte 9eire for ti0ligt
Sbi 90 oil set ligge ner at antage
lat BON = meo fin a1lere6e antD6e6'
Sen6enS - friites til at ifribe frem
IS tibige 8prfer me0 &ublifum 70,
gle. 5f1l6e bette nogen @in6e ife
lbil6e bans Stang font p9te Digte
forringcs betpnfeligt. Seer. iell
ON set ffete, bilbe u8ierg-gppin6'
-cn66a bebore bons Mabn.
a Mmerican=5 Scandinavian Gol1noo
|tion bar be6 at inbfpre Sslm6!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

&epnblitanf &pngresfanbibat.
Sienbe aonoresbifrift.
8rogram

Brogram.
Sea tror: 3
Mt Dor 0onltitution me1,er 1,ei
ogtigt, bpa0 ben flyer % at oe1t
blen ifrebet ufor at 6onne Ell mere
fl1l6itGnoig Union, beb6e Netfer=
oigbeo, %garoutere more So, iprge
for Set fplles 6orlbor, frelnme ST.
merpellet % fire % % bore Otter
fomn1ere 6ribeoens @el1ignel1er."
Seq tror pno:
Set republifonlfe Hortis @opeb-
grunolatninger.
@n liberal Golfning al &on1titu-
tionen for at be3fptte bort syolfs
Belferb.
On iterf gsatioralreeiering, Ser
iifrer olle Smfunosflasicr liqe
.J}d.
8eoarelier og l1opitfingen al bore
noturlige &%jelpefil6er til 6olfets;
iffe til Monopolernes, 6or6cl.
@eifpttelie, .Tremme % 0pnn,nt-
ring al bore 2n11obointereS ier.
0pnr1ntring og 8eifphelie al boz
re @eieriinteresler.
@ifring al en- notio1to1 2nnbop=
mailing, Der pl frenme Dprfnin=
gen og Bebpggelfan al 1,br1tgte
2anb1trefni11ger.
2oogipning for 9o6e 8eie, bbor-
be6 set bliber lattere for Snrmerne
at brtrge beres 3ro611fter til Morz
feberl1e.
l1bitrefl,ingan of <rol 6ree Sc
liperp5 pltemet.
S%oregelie al Hofffepo1tiylternet til
@opn for Hrooucent % Sentiment.
2arobolaaneipltetnet, ser iifrer
6o1f / 8p og 2on6 billige 8pg9c-
loon.
.@ifring~ al. 1ociol og pfonomiif
&etfer6igbe6 for ollie @omf1tn6s=
flos| er..
ut 8pr1aS Mrbeioe ct EFT iociol
urdfRroigbe6 og bsr forbpoes beo
nationol 2%obgibni1lg.
Tremme of &offoroifarten beb
tilltr9ffelige maritime 2obe.
8etprfclie % 1treng @ienuemfp=
relie of bore Mnti &ruit.2obe.
8eifptteliestol6 for at bnrne on1e=
rifanif Mrbej6e moo @uropas 90
Mfiens billige Mrbeiosfroft.
8eifpttelie al a1nerifanife Borger-
rettigbe6er oberult / Ber6e11.
6oriparsbere6ifab fom @aronti
for Gre0 og &etfer6igbe6.
@or &ers Gorggelle / 6orbol6 til
2anoets Soribarsbebob-
@or 6laa6es forege6e DDgtigbeo;
|6laaoen er, iaa, blot leg be6> util=
1trGffelig baa0e bbo6 Sfibe %
Mon6ffab angoar.
SIT Sorioaret be6it tilrettelegges
at. ct rpurtilf n%otionalt Soribors=
raa6.
Girfelig belltgbt Mmerifanisme.
Sort 2an6 mao bore omerifanlf
8orgerifabs 5melte6igel. Sebre=
1onoSfierligbe6en er en- @oronti for
Dor gfsiitenS iom Nation, og allie
Nationaliteter, &rosbefien6elier og
%|ociole noberensitemmel1er moa bli=
be ct | Dor Mmcrifanisme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

.2ille Gle 1io6er og leier i $. 6
Mnoeriens 9gpentpr ON Tomnneliie
ser leileoe neoo0 Moen poo et Ma
fan6ebla6.
= ut bun tltroe, 1,obrpOer Gll'
mes 6orfGroelle.
= &porfor flyer Gu Set? ipbr
ger ben6es Mo6er.
= SO, ipt 6er bar :fomme', e!
l1n6erban6sbaab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

S her 1, der segr esne Hem paa landet! Il. -:
Hws I IN hle Sandheden ON Diet code Farmland kan kjebe her for SIP
s5 pr. Acre Wide I komme sjeblnkengt; Oct haT ingen< sten. en- heller Ike Skov
- samme slags Jord som der, hvorpaa dyguge Farm@e aW $50. Bushels
fIvede. 50-96 Bushels Hayre, andre Konsortr og Haveager. KGr og Hons be-
taller sig ogsaa god. Iite over Iandet SAINT KWt over Montana med nlustrerd
Besknvelse af Ager1xd iHaue-D strlHet SEND gratis eer Anmodning; Ligee-
ds Berdnmgen OF Louie Larson o. andre kandnaver her., hvE 1 SkTiver effI
'" S~. ~ NORTH MONTANA 'M%'eaAI.en Assoe!47'oH 49, ensr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
A1tntrlnplap.

Sobann sismriunsipn: Mobern See.
lanbic &laps (@Dbin6 Of tbe
Stills; She @roun 6arm.) Erans-
loteo By Senninge &robr @cbon.
che. Mcip Sort. Mmericon=@c an>
6tnabion Foundation, 1916.
131 y.
Com fort antp6et / iiblte Stunt
mer al 8lo6et bor Mmericon Scon=
o%inabian Foundation / iiette 8ino
al fin 5erie, r5can6inabian @las=
iics", bolgt at fnptte 6orbinoelien
mellem set ga1n1e % set mo6erne
Sslanos 2itterotur; / femte Bino
gabeS Ell 8eorbej0elie al Snorres
gooo> % / iiette 8inb er Sen 11rge
Dramotifer, @igurions1ons to
|5fueipil, r8jerg=gDbin6 % bans
&uitru" og u@oarben &roun" bic
bet oberiat paa n91ten nloiteligt
@ngel1f of Mrs. Scba11cbe / &bila-
6elpbio.
@iglrionsion er noget al ct Soc
moment, lite Blot / Sslan6s, me11 i,
bele Nor6ens 9igtning; tbi foo Dor
i iaa ung Ml6er iom ban grun6-
lagt ct Sly, ser ier no til at billie
oberlepe Dam lenge. Sum IS Mar
gammel {freo ban / 1905 fit ferite
5fueipil, ~Dr. Sung" Der bleb
pelbilligt mo6toget al aritif %
!8ublifum; tire @or ienere ffrep ban
~@aaroen &roun" paa Sslanof-
/ 1912 poa Danif, % / 1911 110=
font u8ierg=@pbin6 og bans SUI
itru". Set er 6iSie to @fue1piI, iom
I'M ct t~ilgiengelige for oct engelif=
l9ien0e 8nblifum.
9iel6ent bar EN- urg Digter iao
burtigt og iaa pluoieligt iom 81
gurjonslon oplebet at le fig beteg=
net 1om Ell al 6e 1tore l16balgte::
u8ierg*@pbin6" bleb beo fin 9ffent=
%liggjerelie / @ogform og life min6lt
peo 6ru Dpbmoos Me6pirfning, So
5tpffet bleb ipil1et paa 9ag1nnr=
tcatret, cit piebliffelig @ufces.
9ette gribe16e @fueipil ON @n=
iombe6ens 6orfer6el1e, ON sem
itore &ierliebebs @1p6 og 2ioen=
ifab, ON Cult % @abn birfe6e beo
lin .9plterbe6 iaa bel font be0 fin
umio6elbore poetiffe @fienbeo for
un6erligt poa ct @ublifum, iom
met al alt bar tilbejeligt til at 1tillc
Jig fornemt-blaiert / Ste6et for
ipen6t=afpenten6e oberfor set 1p,
Ser enonu funoe frembringes UNDER
noroiite &immel1trpg. Mnmel6erc
tog 6eres &ilfll1gt til @bofeipeare
90 Sbien ia, ielo til ologreife
|5fuelpil> for at finoe noget, bbor,
mco ~@icrg=@ppin6" fun6e iammen>
|lignes. 9g ifi6nt man fan iam,
menligne, iaa lenge man lpiter, og
|finoe 2igbeoer ne1ten oberolt, bbor
man 1eger, 1taar bog bette flort 90
lfolt, at Sigurionsion / bette 5tpffe
riler fig / @e1i06elie at en- Sfien>
beoSlons, ct rigt 6romatiif $n1tinft>
ct ,&pl6 of itprfe, elementere So
~lelier, -fom er belt % bol6ent bons
eget. S fin fire og foite &efnif
bor BON lert al @1n1tens @tor=
men6; men ellers ct ban 1om Sig
ter 1aa ielolten6ig % original, iom
bine @tore Dor set. SIT ban bor
lo6et fig forle6e til = al icenife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

ltprite nuIebenbe Digter bert 2m1oet
gjort fig fontjent til birfelig Hua=
%ifiennelie fra Sc arebie, Ser tror
paa 2ibsfraften / Mor6enS a1,It,,r.
6. g. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
Prepared and issued by Waite,
Olson, 169 Edmund St. Price $1.0(
an inch.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
Prepared and published by Lowell
=. Jepson, 1880 Washington Ave. N,
Minneapolis, in his own behalf. Price
S1.OO an inch.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

@femmen q 9elefonen)::, Son
leg treffe Sngenigren2" s
Higen: ngeej, ban 6e0e / Gebr11-
ar, bbem ifal ieg billie fro?"
- strip efter #rppennn,aer d
bette Biab.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
PERSONAL.

II, p. Hunter is ill at his home on Elliot
street
John Moran of Springfield, Mass, was a
visitor in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. Brown have
gone to Lowville, n. Y, to attend the
high school commencement exercises.
Miss Ruth Brown, their daughter, is
a teacher in the high school there.
Mrs. George w. Bailey returned yes
terday from Pennsylvania, where she
had visited her husband the wcll-known
wrestler with Soils United Shows
Before returning she visited Mrs
William Daetinger, former Brat
.tleboro resident, in her home in Ian.
caster, Pa.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
MOBILIZATION OF co. I.
Continued from Page ~

were then permitted to dispense to
their homes for dinner and ordered to
report at , clock at the Armory,
where there will be three hours of drin
this afternoon.
Of the enlisted strength of 68 men
when the call was issued this morning
all but II mefi were in line, and those
IL were all out of town and with tho
exception of two, who had not been
reached by telegraph or telephone,
were on their way to answer the call.
One or two came in on the . O'Clock
trains, and the rest are expected to be
at the ArmOry III time to report for
duty this evening.
Capt. Gibson has issued hurry call
for 100 recruits to be mustered into
service at once. Of this number there
will be some who will not be able to
pass the physical examination. About
70 are required to bring the company
up to the full war strength of $50
men.
Mag L. d. Taylor has been desig-
mated to check up all stores and prop
erty of every kind, federal and state.
that the companies do not take into
the field. He will visit all the com
| panv headquarters in the state for
Members of the First Regiment
band, after meeting held early this
| afternoon, said that they had not re
| ceived orders to mobilize.
Following is the company S complete
| roster:
| Captain L. w. Gibson.
! Second Lieutenant Walter R. Spauld-
ling.
First Sergeant Roy B. Miner.
Q. NJ. Sergeant Pearl I. Clapp.
| Sergeants Harold c. Boyd, William
! \. ST. Cyr, Alcide A. Marion, John j.
Clune.
| Corporals Robert P. Whidden, Earl
/ y. Carr, William W. Fredette, Ray
mond Z. Collins, Frank Philbric, Ralph
Newell, Henry NJ. Harlow.
Lance Corporal Edward j. Cavan-
augh.
Artifcer Philip Ericsson.
Cooks William w. Lee, Wayland s
Graves
Musicians Harold R. Miner, Edward
! Lindsey.
Privates John Atkinson, Alex ]. Bias
.'tian, Elmer Birch. Hugh E. Butler
John NJ Blake, John w Blake, Rich
ard Chamberlain, John A. Clune, james
Clune, Harold f Dean. Patrick F
! Doyle, Leland NJ. Dowley, B. D. Dun
levy, f. Dunlevv, l.. NJ. Dunlevy
James t. Dennmg, ir, Arthur Ellis
/ alexander J. Exner, Francis Fits
Francis NJ. Fitzgibbons. Warren a
i Hale, Levi Heap, Fred Howard. Har
Iold Hudson, Dennis J Jacobs, +. John
ison, &. Johnson, Christopher La Foun
ltain, J. Manning, T. Manning, Georg,
A. Martin, John Mcdonald. Carl Me-
son, Arnold PELLET, Henry f. Robbins
Alfred Ryan, George l.. Sexton. Ciar
ence Shaw, Harry Smith, Hermol
Smith Kenneth O.. Smith. Cecil Street
err, Walter Taylor, F. Thompson, G
Thompson, Anthony Vulgar, Car
tNoetsch.
Out of many applicants for enlist
ment this morning five were accepted
They were Orloff Johnson, Willard !
: Hamlin, Edward NJ. Baker, John J
Lynch and Wiifrcd Adams.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19

Mrs. Flora Eddy is visiting in the
home of Mrs. e. F. Eddy.
Mrs. r. w. Blood, who was serious
ly i'll last week, is convalescing.
Several young people attended the
dance in Williamsville Thursday
evening.
Mrs. B. R. Phillips is entertaining
her brother, Wesley Williams, of
Quincy, Mass.
Miss Alice Ware of New York
spent several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Ware, returning
Sunday.
A party of neighbors and friends
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Brown at their home in dis
trict No. on Saturday evening
Farmers and gardeners everywhere
tell of corn at a standstill, in some
cases not even coming up, the kernels
rotting in the ground because OF the
| cold, wet weather.
1 Prof. and Mrs. George Smyth ans
i two little guests, Misses Dorothy Al
/ len and Dorothy Colby, Of Hartford
Conn, arc ut their summer home u
i the TAFT house.
The Baptist Sunday school class
taught by Mrs. a. #. Stone was or
ganizea sunday with the following Of
j fieers: Pres, Mrs. j Lawrence
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
TOW,NSHEND.
AMERICAN FERN SOCIETY.
All Students of Nature Invited to
Meeting on Newfane Hill.

Through the invitation of Dr. A. J.
Grout meeting of the American Fern
society will be held beginning July Il
at Moss Rock cabin on Newfane hill.
This elevation (l654 feat) is situated
in the heart of one of the most beau
tiful sections in all New England. Dr.
Grout meptions among the assets of
the camp a panoramic view of three
states and 40 townships, one hermit
thrush chorus at evening, the finest on
the continent, and many ferns, also 4
Iprivate lake of 50 acres for fishing.
/ An abundance of simple food will
be provided by the committee for
which minimum rate per day will he
charged. This will be the only cost
aside from travelling and personal ex-
| pcnses, as transportation from and to
the station for luggage will be furnish
! ed by Dr. Grout Work of the camp
viii be shared by those present.
! Personal effects should include blank
cts, empty straw tick for filing az
camp, tin plate. knife and fork,
spoon. cup, toilet articles, also camera
and fishing tackle. Any who have
camp outfits might bring u few cook
ing utensils if convenient. The most
of such articles will be furnished by
the committee. 4 cordial invitation is
extended to all lovers of nature, es-
Ipecially students of ferns and MOSES.
Persons wishing to attend should
write to Lesion A. Wheeler, Towns
bend. VT, by July l at the latest. He
viii, upon approval of the application,
send train schedules and such other in
formation rs may be desired.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
TESTIMONY IN WILL
CASE INTERESTING
Attorney Chase Testifes that Sugges-
ton that Will Be Destroyed Was
Made, Which Is Denied.

Interesting testimony came out in the
afternoon session of the probate court be.
fore Judge A T. Schwenk Saturday in
the hearing over the probate of the will
of George w Walker Of Dummerston,
whose death took place March 81 of this
year, at the age of % years The estate
is estimated to amount to from SD 900 to
$l5, 600
1t appeared that three wills were made
out, the first by Attorney Charles S. Chase
i'll 1912, the second by Mr.. Chase in 1914
and the third by Attorney E w. Gibson
in December, 1915. The first bequeathed
the use of the property and such OF the
principal as might be needed after the tes-
tator's death for the support of his
daughter, Mrs. W. NJ Randall Of Putney
road, the residue to 90 to the Brattleboro
Home for the Aged. The second was prac-
| tically the same, Mr.. Walker, according
to Mr.. Chase's testimony, desiring the sec
ond one made out on account of some I'M
certainty in MIR. Walkers mind about the
| legality of the witnesses signatures, one
not having actually seen the others sign
/ the first instrument.
| Tie principal witness Saturday was Mr..
/ Chase. He said that in the last fall Mr..
| Randall inquired of him if Mr.. Walker
had made will and asked as to its con-
! tents and that last December he tele-
| phoned to Mr.. Chase to come to the house
as Mr.. Walker wanted to make a new
/ will Mr.. Chase said that on his arrival
4 Mr. Walker expressed himself as satisfied
with his former will and did not want to
make Il new one. Mr. Chase said Mr.
Walker did not appear competent at that
II time to make will.
The witness further testified that after
his interview with Mr. Walker he told the
RandaIls that Mr.. Walker was not com
petent to make new viii and that Mr.
Randall asked if he was not competent t.
destroy the one he had made if directed
to. Mr. Chase said it was intimatcd tina
he would be we'll paid.
1t appeared that "a few days later Mr.
Chase received an order from Mr.. Walk
| or to turn the wills in his possession owe
to Mr.. Gibson. Don Dee IS the third vii
was made, giving the estate to Mr.. an,
/, Mrs. Randall
MIR. and Mrs. Randall testified to Mr.
Chase coming to the house and to genera
conversation about the will, but they posi-
lively denied having suggested the dc
stroying of any will.
DR.. y. |. Miller was present during Nh
Chasc's conversation with Mr. Walker
but he was not in town Saturday and tn
hearing was continued until DR. Miller
return, and w. \. Subway was appoint
| ed special administrator.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
Won MoLTKE DEAD.
Former Head of German Army Elk
pires of Apoplexy.

BERLIN, June 10. - Lieut. Gen
Count Helmuth Won Moltke, chief of
the supplementary general staff of the
army, died of heart apoplexy yester-
day afternoon during a service of
mourning in the Reichstag for the
late Field Marshal Won Der Goltz
Gen. Won Moltke was head of the
German army at the outbreak of the
war.
Lieut. Gen. Count Won Moltke was a
nephew of the late Field Marshal Won
Moltke, the great strategist, who di-
rected the victorious movements of
the German armies when they
achieved their memorable triumph in
| the Franco Prussian war Of 1870. At
the time of his uncle Is death in 1891
/ he was a major, but in 1899 he was
made general, three years later a
| lieutenant general, and in 1909 chief
Of the general staff, in which last
| named Office he has been credited
with having perfected the splendid
/ organization Of the German army.
During the fall of 1914 announce
| ment of Gen. von Moltke s illness was
followed by reports that he had beer
| superseded as chief of the genera
| staff. These, however, proved I'M
founded, but in December OF that year
he retired from the post, his failing
health, Il was said prevented his re
turn to the front. He was succeeded
by the present head of the genera
staff, Cen Won FaIkenhayne. In tn,
January following he was appointed
chief of the supplementary genera
fr4~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
PLAN FIELD DAY
Connecticut Valley Commandery and
Beau5cant CommandeTy Go to Pine
Grove Springs June %.

The third annua. field day of Con-
necticut Valley commandery, No %,
Knights Templar, Greenfield, Mass,
and Beauseant commandery, No. Z,
Knights Templar of Brattleboro, will
be held at Pine Grove Springs, Spot
ford lake, Friday, June 30. The out
ing is an observance of St. John S day
which comes June "a, but as that is ON
Saturday when many of the Sir
Knights could not get away the outing
was arranged for the Odd
No rcgalia is to he worn, but a pa
radc in automobiles will be made
through the principal streets at Brat
tlcboro. The First Regiment band of
Brattcboro will furnish music for the
day. 4 fine shore dinner will be
served al Pine Grove Springs hotel at
| O'Clock sharp. Transportation for
ol will be furnished by members who
own cars. Tickets are now on sale at
the temple and by r. w. Taber. 1t Is