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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31
MOTHERS AND WIVES

Of this country-those who after
months and even years of suffering,
have been restored to health and
strength BY that good old-fashioned
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
ham s Vegetable Compound the
ones who have spread the good news of
health restored, until today there is
hardly town so small that the WON
en- who suffer from female ailments do
not depend upon Lydia +. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound to restore health.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31

L? 1t would have
been awful to have had it all eaten un
before we got a chance to have any.
And noW," she continued, there is
plenty of Water in the Trough in the
Corner, and some Grain aud Bread
Crumbs, and Husks of Corn on the
Straw in the Pig Pen Tea ROOM
This she said with a great deal of
dignity, and then she added, But |
shall offer Prize to the one who gets
the most Grain. Ready, set, go, try
for the grain" And as all the Ami
mails hurried off to get something to
cat at this very queer Party, they could
hear Mrs. Pig keep grunting and
squealing to her own children, Hurry
Pigs, get there first! Don't let the
other Animals take it away from you
until you've all had enough!"
We'll, Of all the queer Tea Par
ties, said Mrs. Duck as she wobbled
away, and Mrs. Pig hadn't even the
time to say Goodbye to her Guests
for she was sitting in a corner of the
Pen eating the Pig Weed she knew
her Guests would not eat!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31

Then why ala you all ger so ex
cited about it?" demanded Miss Tur
key.
The Animals shook their heads. and
said, We don't know why we got ex
cited But now we're hungry"
We'll, said Mrs. Pig. II have othe,
sorts of Food besides Pig Weed. | got
that really, because l was pretty Ger
tain none of my Guests would like it,
You got kind Of Food you didn't
think your Guests would like?" saif
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31
TO ADVERTISERS.

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31

strategists the world ever produced,
and always managed to attack the enc
my just when they were getting break
fast ready or had run out of bow guns.
One OF his most notable victories was
when he defeated the Persian king,
Darius, slew most of his cohorts and
carried off Darius wife and her moth
er. But Darius was noble in defeat. fol
it is said that when he discovered his
loss he uttered broad smile for the
first time in two weeks.
After Alexander had been on the
rampage for few weeks he found that
he had conquered everybody who was
worth conquering, which caused him K
fall into dependency and the open sa
loon at one and the same time He be
came a hard drinker, and at times
would put ON exhibition the most
| ornate and descriptive variety of deli
| rum tremens ever shown on the Asiati,
| continent. His sad and untimelv dealt
| shows the folly of trying to drink
/ modern distillerv to a standstill
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

1t is the aim of the management to
secure efficient service in the delivery
Of the paper each night, and it solicits
the operation of subscribers to that
end. Prompt reports should be given of
each failure to receive the paper on the
morning following the omission, in per-
son, by telephone or postal card, thus
enabling the cause of the error to be
promptly and accurately discovered and
the proper remedy Immediately applied.
It is only by this method that the pub
Usher can secure the desired service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1916.

Because Vermont is sure to go Re
publican is no excuse for any man-Re-
publican, Democrat, PROGRESSIVE, Social
list or Prohibitionist-in staying away
from the polls.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31

Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts
said that football must be considered
a factor IN spiritual development, n
addressing the Protestant Episcopal
convention at st. Louis d" Anything
that tends to develop character is a
part Of Christian education, he said
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31
[E BRAIILERORO DAILY REFORMFR

meet the expenses of operations, and
they fly to the knife at the first symp,
tom of danger, while in many cases tho
poor have to struggle along without
this aid and take their chances. And
sometimes they win at that.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31

IODDle, gODDle,
gobble," said Miss
Turkey.
"Grunt, grunt, !"
said Mrs. Pig, as
she Welcomed all
her Guests TO the
Pig Pen, for she
was to give a Tea
z a r t Y. A n q
strangely enough
the Pig Pen look
ed quite clean for
a change. Some
of the little Pigs
had gathered some
Straw and Grass
and made a de-
1irhtfuI Roou,-aS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31

Mt. Rooster, who
had just arrived.
Il never heard of
such a thing. Cock
a-doodle-do, t h e
idea of getting
something s h g
knew we wouldn't
like ~
"Of course"
squealed Mrs. Pig.
Il had to have
something for my
self and the dear
LITTLE pipS didn't
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31
$4,000 for Randolph Sanitorium
(Barre Times.)

1t did not take the friends of the
Randolph sanitorium long to meet the
condition of Ira C. Calef IS proffer OF
$4,000 to the institution, and now the
sanatorium is the richer by somewhat
more than $4,000 as the result of Mr.
Calef S benefcence and their own alac-
rity in collecting subscriptions for the
contingent fund. Randolph and al
communities which are more or less af
fected by the sanatorium s influence
are to be congratulated on the success
of the effort following Mr.. Calef's gen
erous offer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31
'D4DDY,S EVENING
FAIRY I4LL q WARY |
80 ~ o. IGRAHAN1 |
e 80 FNyH BONNER !
QUEER TEA PARTY.

"Quack, quack," said Mrs. Duck.
"Cluck, cluck," said Mrs. Hen.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-31

what is said to be a satisfactory
method for plating aluminium on
iron has been invented in France,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
NatiOnalitdtenbaB liegt
Slgruubt.
Selsier eriuirft Ginbaltsbefebl ssgen
Eienies anf 8rnnb bentidcm
gfadbars.

Ntt. Clemens, Nti6., 15.
Suli. Cine eigenortigc &lage nuroe
gcItern i'm Sreisgeridt bon 9cnrp
San 600 bon 8nrren, einem Scl9icr,
ge9en Charles S6rod, cinen Geit-
ifcn angeItrenet. @nn 300 iii Der
@igentiirner elmer @entiiieiorm on
Ser 9l6tmeilen StraBe nobe @on
9pfe SlpeniIe in @nrren Sopnibip
alBerboIb 0etroits. gr erbpb &C.
idiperbe, baB S9rod, Der 6as oil.
itoBenbe @riinbitiif beiist, ein @c-
i6Gft 6nrals ma6t, bieien @runo
on ectuiiie Sereinigungen ousIdnOi-
iber gtationoIitGten fir 8icnic5 81
pCrnlieten. Gr bebouptet, bob ipIhe
ltnterbaItltngen on Conn. unb Seier.
tagen geboIten perben, 6ob @ogcn.
Ia6ungen bon 8ier ltrt6 @bisfep rer-
fauft lulb berteiIt nerben, oob es
icbr lout bergebe unb unanitonbige
llnb profane Spra6e eefiibrt pir6.
Gr eriud)te oos @eribt luu einen
@inbaltsbefcbI gegen Deitere Gicnics.
&i6ter 8iloop bon Monroe, Der &C.
genipGrtig nm bieiieen Greisaerid)t
prGiibicrt, geiuobrte geItern noGu1it.
tag einen tenborGren @inbaItsbefebl.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
Sdwimmtubc Selbebdlter
@ie Ceiterreifj fir feline Snndlbuute
&DrrGte beidJafft.

gtep Dorf, 10. Suli. 8aiiogie.
re bes beilte bier eingetrofienen Gam.
piers 9uca GcgIi 9Ibru55i er5dblten,
DoB tie am 3. SSuli Inn 3 llbr frilb
our6 S6iiiie aus Dem Sdlnf geipedt
tuor6en Doren. Sic fanben, ooB Die
81 r@erteioi9ungs3Deden" aitfmon.
tierten &auonen auf cine eiierne
3ronmcl i'm @aiier id)oiien. Gieie
Srommel, iogen Ofii5iere, Iino i'm
NtitteIlGnoiiden Qicer 5ablreid an.
3utrcffcn. Sie entboIten Del nno
8aiolin mo pcroen BON Den Seiter.
rci6ern ousgcporfen, Inn olS idpim.
nen6e Gorrat5fammern fir Soufl.
boote 81 bienen. Gurd oos wfittel.
ldnoiide Wlcer fubr Der Gnmpfer init
aeloidten 2id)tern umo in einem Gid.
Sad.aurs.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
Scntidrr &Oniml pcrflagt
SabneH.
@erlanst Sdabeneriat fir nenn
ScntidJe llntertaneu.
Cine @arnnna segen Sas &eiien
bnrdl Gannba an alle Sentldlcn.

Gbicago, Is. SSiili. Ger bent.
ide SoniuI in Chicago itrellgte ge.
itern i'm Superior utb i'm arcisge-
ridt 95ro5eiie geeen brei Giienbabn-
Geicli6aften i'm Namen bon neim
oertl6en 9iirgern OIL, Die bon ben
britiid)en @eborben bon 9iigen berob-
genomnlen iplIroen,n ,nlS oieie altf Der
sSubrt nad elmer omerifal1ii6enStnbt
ourd) CANADA aingen. Die 9roselie
perlangen Sd)abenerios bon Der Wii-
6igan Central, Der @ranb 5rrf @e.
itern uno Der Srono Sri,nf 9tailpap
SO. fiir Die grgreifling nnb militdri-
i6e SSr1ternierl,ng Scr neun Wonncr.
2aut Ser &lagei9rift baben oicie
Oeuti6en in ieoem eilt5elnen Soil
bcn sSabrfarten SerfGufer in ocn
Seer. Staoten inforuiert, ooB iie
Oelttid)e @iirger ieien, iln0 perlangtcn
@eriidlcrlingen, bob iie orf ibrer 9iei-
ie nid)t beIGitist iein uerben. Sicie
&eriidcrllngen ipurben gegeben, be.
boitptet Der &onilll, tros Der Sat.
ind)e, bab Die glgenten Scr 9obn
muBten, baB Der @erfnitf iuo Die sc.
niitIng Der Sabrfarten nliIitdriiher
slftion in CANADA llntertporfen ieien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
epidemic ldBt nid)t nad),
q SpbcsfGlle nnb IA Nenerfran.
fnngeu in "A StunSeu in
Neiu gDrf.

e em Dorf, 10. SSltli. Srob 6es
bebeutenoen Sinfens Der Senlperatur
por Die 3abl Der 8obesfGae rmb
gteuerfronflingen OH ainberldhmirng
i'll ben Iebten "a Shmben ni6t ae-
ringer als i'll Den lctten Sagen. gs
piroen q Sooesf1lle uno IA neuc
Sale 5lIr 9ll3eige gebra6t.
3ur @efalnpiilng Der epidemic bat
belte Die &odefeler Foundation Die
Srmme bon $4,000 arsgeicet.
Seit Dem 26. Sum- fullroen 1853
Sale 5ltr slu5eige sebrad)t, BON De-
nta 1853 toblib perliefet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
SibOpfcr in Midigan.
@pblbabenber 5armcr nns 3nfe
SSciia inter ben Spferu.

cafe Soeffa, Ntih., 10. Suli.
$. 5. Gfbarbt, 8rGiibent Der iar.
mcrs & Mer6ants' ganf ieit ibrer
8riinbung i'm Sabre 1903 iinO Elm
icbr ipoblbobenber Sarmer bon 2ofe
Sbeiia, itorb eeitern nodmittog,
pGbreno er Sen in ieiner S6eitne
auiitapeIte. Gin burd Die SSise Der.
pprgerufener Ser5idlag modte Dem
2eben bes Mannes Elm i6bes @nbe.
9ig Gapibs, Yiid)., 10. Suit.
@ripin Glpea, 19 Sabre oft, erloe in
Barton Sotpnibip, Ncpngo Golutp,
80 Meilen iueitli6 bon Sig Rapios,
einem Sonneniti6.
GIarfSpiIIe, Mi6., 10. Suli.
Glpin Strong, ~ Sabre otter Sobn
bon Serrn lnb Sro1 Sion Strong,
ltiir5te Dor 9ise betpuBtlos 5iiionl-
men, pGbreno er ieinem @roBpatcr
beim Seuoblooen balf, uno itarb buIo
bernaf).
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
@tiitts5nftanb 81 priifen.
Satin bes Sderiffs BON @tsfesun
uuter Siirsidaft frci.

@1usfe9on Mi9., Is. SuIi.
S5rnu S. s. Collins, @ottin bes SIDE.
riffs Don 0tusfegon County, febrte
gcItern nit ibrem Monn. ser tie in
Sadion nerbaftet batte, nod T1usfe.
gon 5uriif, I'M ii6 nuf Die 9lnfIoee
5u herantiporten, 5ipei @efangeneli
5ur SIl,6t ans benz bieiieen COUNTY,.
@efGneni5 berboIfen 5u baben. @m
grme hires Wtonnes erid)ien iie Dor
Gid)ter 8. s. Soipc bon Wusfeeon
Seigbts un6 nurbe i,nter @iirei6Gft
freigeIdiien. Seite miro 5eim 9eoM.
luBridter 6. 8. 8rescptt cine 9se.
tition eingereidt neroerl Die 5rnit
auf ibren 8eiltes6uiton6 unteriuGen
5u laiien. Goulltp glnipoIt s. G.
@olpin miro perIongen, bob SSrait
Collins 5ltr &riifiing ibres 9eiites3u.
itnnocs fiir 60 Gage nod Dem |ir-
dopatbii6c1 SpitoI in ann 9(rbor
gcbro6t meroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
Hcttnns amtlidl mitseteilt.

@aibington, 10. Siili. Der
Gbarleitoner Sd)ifisbof melOete beitte
Dem Marinc-S Separtcment Die 9iet.
trng auer Terionen OH 9oro oes ser.
iheIten pblenidiffes Sec.
TOR,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
%urorimgcn Der Sritcm lGft nad).
(Gcpcf9e Der rllnitco @reb.")

(Gepcf1e Der runitco Sreb.)
2onbon 10. SlIli. Seftige bcltt-
| id)e 8egenangriffe baben ein gtad-
lolien oes britiihen @ororingens 5itr
6olge gebabt, lno beftige &1mpfe
Omterten pGbrsnb Der gtud)t on Der
Sront 5pii6elt SpiQers rmo 9on-
gltcoal OIL.
Iie 9riten ItieBen nllf Iebr beftigen
&iberltano, nad)oem iie Die 5ipeite
beiltidc 2iilie bitrd)bro6cit batten.
IaS Selter Scr Wtaif)inengeipebre
mar i'm 9torocn BON 2pnguepal &C.
rabc5u perni6tcno. Srob Oieies ent-
| i6lolieneit @ioerltanOes fonlolioier-
ten Die @riten ibre Stellungen fpGb-
reno Der gta6t iuno brnngen in iolde
Ser Seuti6en ein ilnter adntpfen, Die
bis in sic 9tad)t binei1 bauerten.
Sic neu ertporbenen Stcllrlngen,
bie iid) 5iln Sell an ben Slbbdngen
bon ,Soiigeln befinoen, Die bon ben
Geuti6en gebaIten meroen, werOen
gegen eripartetc nod ItGrfere elngrif-
fe 0es 5einocs in Stanb geiebt.
Sic Scltti6cn bei6oIien oaS Siio-
enoe ocS Torfes Spiqers mdbrenb
ocs gan5cn gcItrigen Cages beftig nit
glrtiaeric ielblt Damn nod, ols bas
9orf bcreits 5illn groBten Scil in Die
S6dnoe Der griten gefalen mar.
9eri6tcrItatter an Der britii6en
Sront meloen, baB bun0erte bon
9ci6cn lmter ben Sriilnmern beS
0orfes begrnben liegen. Cine Gcpe-
ld)e lailtet:
ySie Sample INN Spiaers paren
bart uno bIutig. Siele ltnierer 2eitte
itarben, Inn cine o0cr 5ipei 9aros
9anoes sli getpinnen. Sample bis
nlfs 0teiier Daren on Der SagcSoro.
ming. S1ufig fanb ein Salogenen-
&c in Sen tiefen aellcrn itatt, bic' III
oen folfiteinbaltieen @ooen eiilgegra-
ben fporoen paren.
.SpiQers lit iebt cine idrefli6e
&uine. Seine Mfoltcr erbebt iif mebr
5ipei Sub iiber ben Grobo0en. Sic
@ci6iiee baben aaes flo6 nieoergc-
lc9t, aber inter Der Grbe befinben
iid) groBe Seller, Die bon ben getDob'
nern ausgegraben Dnroen, llno IN
oieien baltcn ii6 Die 9elitihen nod
gegen nnicre 9lngriffe muO imier
Seller.
.S6pcrc @ei6piie ba6cn einige
oieier @etuolbe geoffnet, Die nit 90
ten uno Seripl,nbeten ongefiillt iino
glnf Die brittle Ginie suriid.
(2csef9e Der ~ltniteo 9reb.)
9onbon, Is. Suli. General Sail
bcridtct anltlid), oaB Die Seiltifer
on elmer Steae oitr6 ben britii6er
glnorang ge5ipimgen tpiIroen, lid OH
ibre brittle 9inie, bier 0leiIcn bintel
ser uripriineli6en SSront 5uriid5li5ie
ben. Sn iibrigen Ialttet Die 0tel
lolng oabin, OuB alleS oil Der britt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
Snrd bic Nebe &C.
idlapft.
Sagb auf Sai im Mfatta>
luan Greet aufges
geben.
Die lebtem sluci Spfer bes Ieniden.
freiiers beitattet.
Saifiif'Sagb bnrdJ bic Siiitenmade
an @eiu Seriep-aiiite.
Seine 8efabr beim gnSen in ieidjten
8eiudiIern.
(Eercf6e ber Limited greb.~ y

tSepe1ne Der -uHifeo Breb.)
80 q I q NJ q II, q. s., 10. SsuIi. Die
Wenge bon glusfIiiglerit, Die iOnIt ben
Sanlitag-gta6nlittag am Stranbe
bcr6ringen lpiirbe, biirfte beute 6cr-
fonlmen, Inn iid) on Stem Seriep's
ncuem Sporte, bem Der S5ago allf
Saifiife, 81 beteilieen. 9lber oie err
fabrenen Slider bnben ipenig Soft
nitng, ooB Der groBe Slid, Der in
Den leeten 5pei @o6en bier Terionen
getotet bate, iest gefangen per0en
miro.
Setter StillipeQ lmo Stanlep 81
iber, Die Iesten Spfcr oes Saies,
iDeroen beiite beItattet tper6en. 8Icid)-
5eitig biirfte Die Su6e nad) Dem
Seeilngetiim eingeitellt merbon.
8erii6ttpeiie perlailtete, 0aB Elm
Sai nabe aepport geicben pltr0e,
abcr III ben lesten "a Stiunoen liefen
feline alitentii6e 0feIolulgen ein, ooB
Der meni6enfreiienbe Slid I'M Wta-
tniuon Greet geieben poroen tpGre.
0tan befiirdJtet, baB Ser Sai nod ici-
ncn Ingriffen altf Stiatpca lub ST.
iber aus Dem Sad) cntfomnell lit.
&apitdn Gbparo Grabcli, ciner ser
6iibrer Der SagO altf ben Sai, gab
bellte Die Soffnung, i'm 5t fangelt,
auf.
Ger itcupertretenoe 9iirgerrneiitcr
ScnoerIon bot cine @elobnilng bon
500 fiir bas Sanger bes Slides
auseeidrieben. Die grobte Silfe ee-
gen bic Meni6enfreiier Der Sec or.
Dartet man aber bon bem &iiiteii.
paGoienit Der &egierimg.
Die Silfc Der Gegiernns.
% aibington II, 10. SuIi. Ser
aiiitentpa6-9ieitit iibernabm beitte
Die aftipe 9eitling Ser 9enliiblrngen,
Die noroatlantiide &iiite BON Soi.
fii6en 5lt befreien, tpelfe pielt
Stranbbdber entpolfert bobcn. Ser
9ebensrettiines-Sienit miro gIei9.
tolls n1itbelfen.
Der Ylan Der 9iiitenipa6e gebt ba'
bin, 3uerit feit5ilitellen, Oh es ii6 bios
Inn pereiil5elte Sale ober groBe Sdit'
len bon Saifii6en banole. SSSm erite.
rem Sale miro eS eeliigen, no6 III.
nen 81 fii6erl I'M anberen Sale nliiB'
ten abcr ltmfungreide @tabnabner
getroffen tperben. 0as Sii6erei- gi,'
rcau erlieB eire WtitteiIling, porir
geiagt miro, boB 9uOelloe, iofern iit
| ii6 nidt 5lt melt in bic See binaus,
pagen, feine 9lngIt Dor ben Siidcr
baben brai6en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15

'llngefGhr 200 Mitglicbcr
Der &altber 2igl bon Detroit imb
llnlgebung ipe1ocn beiite abeno per
Spe5ial5us nad,, ct. 9ouis reiien, mo
nadite @od)e oie 0utionaIfonpentipn
Der @ereinisunq itattfinbet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
&arl glfcrman's Seridlt.

(Seref1e Der ~llniieo grsB.-,
Berlin, 10. Sitli. Sieiige amt
lid]e &reiie erparten nit Sponning
Die @nti6eiouns bes StaatsOeparte-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15
eStalieuiicber$ r$prpebpjd9er
ee>nDOmitO bur0 e. 6.
$aubbDOt perienft.
.&dmpfe n0roli6 Scr Somme fit
Die &riten giinitig.
Strtinigte staaten ionoieren i9re turopdiiden
Sotidafttr iiber TrieotnSausf9ten.

ments in @aibinaton iibcr BEN Sta.
tus bes Sanoels Sau6bootes
- rTeltti6Inn6".
Cine fornlli6e Grfldrllng, baB bas
Boot Gin @anbeIsid)iff lit, miro ange-
iidts Der @roteite Der slQiierten piel
ba5u beitragen, Die 9eitti6en bapon
5il iiber5e,lgen, boB slmerifa ueriuft,
iidb Neutral 5u perbalten. 3u glei6er
3cit piiroe oies ubcr aud fir Die
9lnbGngcr bcS Nbmirols bon Sirpis
einen Sd)lag bebciltcn, bic perlangt
babelt, baB bie amerifunii6en gln-
iiftcn llnbeadtct bleiben rno Der
Sml6bootfrieg pieOcr aitfgenommcn
miro.
@oti6after 8erarb bat geipiiie per-
trauIifc Ytitteillulgcn iibcr 0ie
Iclttid)laHo crbalten, oie er obcr nid]t
befannt gibt. Die omerifaniihcn
aoniuln bier itno in @rcmen itelltcl1
beute in Nlbrcoc, oaB lie bon @aibillg.
ton mlfgeforoert ipur0en, 5u erfla-
rem, parum lie Die Mbfobrt Der
Sclltiblano nidt gelnelbet bGtten.
Ties purbe bon 9onbon hierber ge-
melbet. Sic iaeten, iie bGttcn bon
Der slbrefie Der Seiltihlano ni6ts
geDuBt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15

(Gortfetuns auf seite 3D.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15

iden Sront gut itebt. Die 9riten iinb
Don Sricourt nad Warnes borge,
orllngen unb baben III "a Stl1oen
2000 9efaneene gemaft. Tie 8e.
iamt5abl Ser 8efangenen ieit 9eginn
Der Sffeniipe betrGgt iest 10000.
gluBerbem noaen Die griten eine
groBe 0tenge &riegslnuteriul erbell-
tet baben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-07-15

Gairo, 10. 9Suli. Sic bcriibnite
Staot gtcffo, bic bciligite Stdttc ser
Recommendation @clt. bot lid ocn
arubiiden Hcbcllcn crgcbcn, ipic bier
eingctroffcne Sepeiden mcIoen. Sic
tiirfiihe 8arniIon bon 100 Sffi5ic-
rcn $500 Monn rnb $50 3ipilbcum=
fen ioIlen ibre @offcn ousgeIicfert
boben.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
Clean Up Week Proclamation

\, R HEALIH AND ATTRACTIvENESS COMMUNITIES DE.
AND RErpr FUl0WING THE CLOSE OF THE WINTER SEASON
sIH6, The BEGINNING
on BE GENERAL CLEANING UP OF UNcLEAN DEPOSITS
mH9cM IY cANNoT BE PREVENTED FROM ACCUMULATING
rMMEASukE OF PRECAUTION THAT
THAT FILTHY UNCLEAN, UNHEAIITHFUI
SlGHILY CONDITIONS MAY GENERATING AND
SPREADING DISEASE AND BREEDING INSECTS
1T Is DEEMED ADVISABLE AND MOST CONDUCIVE TO
GENEKAlL RENOVATION WHEREBY
GuSE FOR DELAY OR NEGLIGENCE THE DETRIMENT AND
HIS HIS MElGHBORs TO SET APART A WEEK WHEREIN GOOD
OIIiZENS AXE CALLED UPON NOT ALONE
VMN N PREMSES ARE SET IN ORDER BUT THAT WHOLESOME
AND EFFECTlVE COMMUNITY SPIRIT MAY BE CREATED
On TnhERGF0RE / NJ ALEXANDER GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF IDAHO, DO DESIGNATE AND SET
GNMlNG G IA APRIL @ g. AND ENDING APRIL - AS CLEANUP
WEEK FOR THE STATE OF IDAHO,
CITIZENS AND ALL COMMUNITIES
EFFORT TOWARD MAKING EFFECTIVE PUR
POSE OF THIS PROCLAMATION TIME
TENTlON AND ENERGIES A CLEANSING AND RENOVATION
OF PREMISES BELONGING TO AND ADJACENT
PLACES ABODE.
HAND AND CAUSED THE GREAT SEAL
NJ ALEXANDER,
GOVERNOR
ATTEST: R. BARKER
SECRETARY STATE.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
STATE GAME WARDEN L. G. JONES
so ANNOUNCES ON ARRIVAL IN
LEWISTCN-PLANT 100000
TROUT THIS YEAR.

Breeding yards for game birds need
ed to restock the Idaho hunting grounds
will be established at two of the state
hatcheries before the end of the pres
ent year, is the statement made by
State Game Warden l.. @. Jones, who
arrived last week in Lewiston on
trip of inspection to the northern part
of the state Warden Jones stated
there is demand for game birds from
all sections of the state and that quite
a number of quail have been planted
in the southern part of the state this
season. He said the sportsmen have
provided the funds necessary to pur-
chase and import the birds but the cost
has been $24 per dozen and this has
precluded the importation of birds in
any considerable quantities and has
been taken up only in localities where
few game birds are now found.
He said the breeding yards can be in
stalled and operated at the state hatch
cries at very reasonable cost so thai
the birds can be distributed in large
numbers after the first year. The plan
now proposed is to have one breeding
ward in the north and one in the south
Warden Jones was joined here We'd
nesday by Deputy Warden j. j. Keane
of Moscow, and they will depart
Thursday for business visit to the
Orofino section. Warden Jones is en-
route to Hepburn park where he Will
look after the leasing OF sites for sum-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
SOLTMAN-K

Sunday evening at O'Clock Mr..
William Soltman was united in mar
riage to Miss Clara Knorr at the home
of the BRIDES father in Grangeville,
the marriage ceremony being perform
ed by Reverend E. Probst, Lutheran
preacher of Clifford. Only the imme-
date relatives of the respective par
ties were present and after the solem-
nization of the marriage vows those
present sat down to a bounteous wed
ding repast.
Both of the young people are highly
respected in this community and their
future is bright. Mr.. Soltman is an
iowa boy coming to this section some
ten years ago and having since made
his home here. He is young man of
splendid reputation and business in
tegrity and has host of warm friends
and well wishers. He is engaged in
business with Mr.. Richards. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. G. b. Knorr, an
old time resident and respected pio-
neer of Idaho county. Born and raised
on Camas prairie and having made her
lifelong home here, the settling down
to married life here will be more home
like. She also has many friends who
wish for her the happiest in life. The
Free Press extends hearty congratula-
tions and well wishes and above all is
pleased that the newly married couple
will continue to live in our midst.