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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
300 Mann iinb angtblit) init
Der 9fatal nnttrgtgangtu.

Sleler Grtlaruftg tli9fe EN- Dft1-
glieo oeS Stobes oes Generals btn5ll,
boB Der 9lngriff Der 8erbiinbeten ollf
Salonifi bieien 10000 @tann TO-
item lpiiroe.
WtDntenegriner nebmen ben Wtnno
Dua.
Saris, 81. Se5. 9ie Gefangen-
nabmc bon 1900 Sclterreidern orrd
Die Montenegriner bel eillen @efe6te
i'm Sanoihaf, nobel oas 9eto6ernent
Der Grlteren nollItdnbig aiIgerieben
pllroe. miro bier omtiid) beri1tct.
Sr6ertrieits 9iht Die @eforna Su,
oaB 9fadotpn @ora pom ben Seiter-
rci6crn fpieber genonlmen ipuroe.
Die Weloung hat iolgenoen wort
lult:
.9ln Der SanoIfaf SSront boben
mir am %. 9ejember ein fcinoli6es
Oeta6enlent pernid)tet u1o 1900 &c
fangcnC gcmn6t. Seftige slrtiIIe-
rie- uno9orpoitcngefc6te funben bort
itatt sln Der iiiolifen SSront m,rbe
bel Soliid)ioo ein slngrifr Der Oeiter-
reid abgei6logen
Gem SScinoe lit es geIlIn9ell, &as-
foua @ora 5it nebmen, mu er Iid jest
nj Grlpartimg peiterer slngriffc pcr-
i1ni5t.
Seniatipneae slmdlt ans Der Sd)wei5.
@enf, iiber 8aris. 81. 9e5. 3rpei
fran3oiii6e 9uftififfer, Sergeant
,Wa6on lmo aroporal Gbatelein, Die
in 3ilrid) interniert marelt, iino auf
gebeimllispolle 9trt iiber Den @e1tfer
See nnd) SSraltfreidl cntfontner.
Sic botten oic GrIoltbnis 5it eincm
Spo5iergangc III @ealeitlmg zines
ihlpei5er 9anoiturnmannes nornens
g2ieit arbalten. Ger Spasiergang
fiibrtc al ben See, mo eiu fran3oii-
i6er Srrritorial-Solbat, Der iif ouF
aranfTlirlaub befallo, harrte. Die
@ade puroe iibcrlpdltigt lmo in Elm
Slltomobil gepadt, oas mn Den 5ran-
aoien lmo ocn 9luger1 Der 8ren5ipu.
dlen mad Der frallooiiidcn Seite bcs
8enier Sces biniiberfltbr, obnc oafI
ein Sd)uB nbgegeben fpurbe. 3u Die.
lem 3Defc bate bas 9littn cine langc
SSnbrt ii5er Srcibung uno nnoere
Srtid)dften ntaben ntiiiien.
9inbe an Der fransOiiiden 1ront
Taris, 81. SeS. 9as &riegs-
amt neloete bellte nadlnittag folgeil.
| oes:
SSn Der Champagne bot Der sSeint
ndbreno Der 9ta9t oen @eriud &c,
madt, ourd einen 9lngriff NIT Sanb.
gralaten einclt flcinert 9eobabtlings.
poiten am 6iigel 9fo. t95 pi fangcl1
Scr slngriff id)lug polig febl. SSSn1
llcbrigen Dnr Die 9tad)t aitf Der gnit.
SEN 6ront perboltnisn1Big rlibig.
Serben nnb Staliemcr in sllbanien
geidllagem.
Serlin, 81. 9e5. Srahtlos
iiber Sopnile. Cine 9Geoerloge ber
Serben, Bic aligenldleilllic1 bur6 Sta,
liencr ocrltGrft poroen maren, fpirf
naf breitagigem Sample in 3erttral.
sllbaniel gemelbct. Ter lleberiee.
Gienit erbielt oieie 9fadridlten aitS
frail5oliidJen lmb italienilhen Guel.
len Sie Shladt ioa 5tpiiden Glb$-
ION imb lpirat itnttgcfluiocn babcn
Die Serbeli paten nit Mlnition imt
Hropiant, ioiuie leid)ter grtineri(
ipohl pericpeH, batteit aber feinC
idperen @cld)iisc, 9rei Gage lang
10 lalitet Die 0feloltna, fpogtc Der bef'
tige 9nnlpi. in bciien 8erloiif OH
Scrben ioit gail5 nerllihtct tpnroeu
Der gorrharih Der 9nlgaren oaueri
lau.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
aaltt @tllc hi Gif nno
&tff.
eanber, SSsu., NIT "a inter &nll Der
fGlteite Srt.
@cfrier Scmperatareu i'm 3itruncn-
giirtel BON GaJ;fvrnin.

Ssoibington. 81. 2c5. Yci
ciner Scn1peratur bon 81 @robcn un-
tcr 9tllIl mor bciite 2nnoer, SSpo.,
Der foltelte Srt in Den Scr. Stoatcn.
9lud) i'm Giteu berribt cine lite
SSelc nit Is @raoen uiltcr gfnn i'm
9tortbfielb, 81. AbnormoI nicnrig
mar Die Gelnnerotlr in 9tcucnelaH6,
i'm Sineren oes Staotes gicm 0otf,
i'm Horoipeiten itno peitlid Scr &oGp
Moilntoins.
Sos 9lngeIes, @aI., 81. 4c5.
Senlperotilren untcr 6en @efrtcr-
pltnft iultrocn 9citern oben6 aus cil1i-
gen @eecnbcn oe5 3itrnnengiirtcIs
geneIbct. glngciidts Scr bcrrihcn-
ben 6eud)tigfeit Iittcn o6cr Die Chit
garten nur menig S6o6cn. Sir
bcltte abeno iperoen nof nieoriecre
Senpcratitrcll ongetilnoigt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
Snbiidlc 9ieicrpeDffisiere

Der boperiifc arieg Smillilter CT.
flGrt, ole SSiraeliten ieien in Der @r.
fiillung ibrer &fliftei i'm aricae
binter oen glngeborigen Der onberen
aonfieiionen IN feirer Noiic 3uriid-
aebIicben. Die SSiroeliten bGtten bo.
hllrd) poaige stnportid)ait Oaronf,
oen Seierpeoffisiersrong 5u crreiden.
Sntiddli6 lei cine gliSahI BON SSliSen
iudbreno oes ariegcs bereiis gum Sc.
ierpeoifisier beforhert iporoea.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
YrO5eB gtgtu SOrimer.
9tndl furmeller Tnfrnfnng ami ben
II. Sannar bertaat.

GbicoaO, 81. Gca. @iGiom 60
rimer, Ger iriibere @in aes Senotor
uno Groiibent Ger perfrohten 60
Solc Street Srlilt & Sapings @anf,
lpitrbc beute fermca 81 0ro5eb &C.
brodlt. er lit nngeflaet, bd5 81
nanSinititut nm $2,000.000 oil 8clb
rnb @ertpopiercn gepIiIn0crt 81 bo-
ben. Ger Sall murbe bernodl oilf
6en II. 2SamIor pcrtogt. porouf bic
9lnsmobI Der @eidmorerien 6eginnen
miro. Ri6tcr 0eper miro oen @or-
iib filbren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
Mntmort ant MncDna'NDtt
trft Wontag 81 utrs
6ffentliden.
gerlimer Sufalanseiser iiber periDbn-
lidlen Spn pcriunneert.
Eref NnfJriften iuabrifeinlidJ
furreft, iast Serniturff.
Sutidafter fpnferierte bente iuieSer
NIT SER. Gaming.
Innebmbare @pridlase in Sniitania.
Sahe sn eripnrten.
Sernitorff anseblidl BON ieiner He'
siernns biesn nntpriiiert.

gSaibineton, 81. Sea. Die
Grtfport aiif Die 5ipeite nmerifoniifc
Incono gtote fam abihnittspeiie
nad @aibineton. Sefretar Banning
iogte beute ntittog. Dob ieiner Gr-
nortilng nod er bis beute abenb Die
gan3e gntiport in Der llebericsung
Dor iih liegen baben iueroe.
geolnte, Die ben iinofii5icacn Cert
aeleien bdtteit, fpie i'm 1reBbepeiden
aus 2onoon meloetel, iinb boriibcr
erfrert. Sic @efobr eines 9rudes
Der biplomatiifen 8e5iebungen NIT
Seiterreidl llugorn eridlcint ee-
i6Dunben. Nton erpartct ober nod
ipeitere &orrciponbcn5en iiber bic
gan5e Souf)boot SSroge. Scfrctar
9oniing peripeigerte iebweben &om-
mertar.
Mton hGlt es fiir 5fpeifcIhoft, oob
Der offi3iclle Cert Dor Ntontog friib
pltbIi5icrt merben miro. SefretGr
9oniing erbielt beltte frilb bon BOT
i1ofter @enfieIo cine fiir5e SSnbalts-
ongobe Der 9epte, polltc tie aber ne-
Der pcroffentliden nod fid, bariiber
Gubcrn.
Tran Sr. 8reil Sanft fir S5ilfe.
g3aibineton, 81. 0eS. Or.
Gecile g. @reiI, Die omerifoniihe
9ler5tin bcS 3oten &reiiSes, Die iib
on 9orb Der 4ncnnu befnno, ols lie
torpebiert pur6e, telegropbierte bellte
Dem Staotsoeportsntcnt aus Tclp
9prf ibren 9anf fiir Die ibr Sitteilge-
noroene Silfe. Sic erhot iid), nod
gSoibinaton 5it fnmn1en, I'M, ipern
geipiinidlt, perionlif BEN glncono-
Sal, iolpeit tic i'm feuilt, 81, idiI.
bern. Cine Ginlobrtng bcs Stoats-
oeportements on 6raI Or. @rcil lit
bis jcst nidt erfoIgt.
8ermiturif luieber bel Gaming.
@oibington, 81. Ge5. @rof
bon 9ernltorff, Der ociltifc gotidlof.
fer, iproh bcute I'M Staotsoeporte,
nnert Dor linb fonferierte nit Sefre-
tor 9oniine foit cine haIbc Stunbe.
Ser gotidafter io9te, boB Die HreB-
oepciden be5ii9Iid' Der @iener glnt-
mort auf sic glncona 9totc forrcft
iein biirften. lleber ben 3iped ieines
gciiihes fpnllte er iid niht ai,sipre-
den. Spoter erflbr man ober burd
Sefr. Banning, Dob Die 2iiiitnnia.
&ontroperie ipieorr beiprohen ipuroe,
bodl ipurhe ni6t aeiaqt. nit pcldem
@rfolee. 0ton glalibt je6od, ooB Der
@otihoftcr BON ieiner &caiert,ng oil.
toriiirrt purbe, 81 gcginn Scs ncuer
SSabrcs @orid,loac 5u MAIDEN, 6ie fiji
Die Scr. Staoten anneblnbar ieir
biirften.
Sert Der Hotc in Berlin 6efaunt.
Berlin, 81. 9ej., iiber 2onbon
Der Cert Der 9totc Ger Seiterrei6i
idcn Reeieritng on oie Sereinigtcr
Stoaten ipurbc 10 ip1t ON Moraei
bier bcfnrntseseben, baB Die 0eor
y l. = -. 49,.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
SeQe 5reu0e berrldt
in &albington,
9iplomatiidtr sieg iiber @itn
Doqitdnbig.

aen6Iatter nidt nebr I'm Stniioe ma.
rem, iid) oil Ieitenoer Ste[e iiber tic
al 6Ibern. gdir Der 2ofoIanaciecr
gibt in elmer lleberidrift Sitm Cert.
ieincr @erluunberiine iiber ben ncr-
iohuIihen Lon 9lusorud.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
Sert Der Hotc in Berlin befaunt.

Berlin 81. 9e5., iiber 2onbon.
Der Cert Der 9totc Der Gciterreidi-
idlcn Reeieritng on Die Sereinigtcrl
Stoaten ipur6e 10 ipdt ON Ntoraen
hicr bcfnrntseseben, bab Die @eor-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
Sillas @tfangtne tiugc.
trOfttn.
Sreii.is slnseitellte Ser MaSera So.
erreihen Gl Eaio.

CT Yoio, Ger, 81. 9e5. Sic
oreiBig 4nacitcllten Der Mabero 60.
2t0., Die fiir5lidl bon (3cnernl sSrnn-
cisco Siln in Wtooera nno Der
Stabt Gbibuobua 5ipcds grprciiung
eilles 2oiegclbcs feitgcbaIten porhen
rooren. trafen bier beltc Gin. SSbre
iSrcilniiilng erfoIgte, oIs General
Srcbino oic Stoot CHIHUAHUA beieete.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
britii0er Sruppen bet
@uQu6 na6 MinentGrploiton
ST @efangentu gema6t.
Sritiide %erluite i'm Sesember.

2onoom 81. Ge5. Gie britt
idlenSerli,ite, Die in Den 2iIten fir
0Cn Wtonat Geaen1ber nadgeipieien
nerben, beIoufen lid d1lf 1901 Gffi-
Sicre lrnb II ,54S @tonn. 9iele 3ab-
lon hraiphptt iid1 nitf nl1r Srn1,tpt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01

Bop Die 9lrbeiterfiibrcr ibrc 0oIitif
ertiarcn' che ite bon ibren 9lnbanacrn
gebort baben.
"gtataf" bmrd GrpluiiOn i'm sSmnsrn
Derienft.
SON o n, 81. 0c3. Gs miro hicr
befannf, oab Oos S6lohti6iff 91otoI
geltern 9todnlittog i'm Safcn in.
tol9e elmer Grploiion in ieinem SoSlr.
rrren lonf. Is iin0 ilngcfGbr 400
ueberleben0e gcrcttet lporocn.
Sn llebereinitinlmllng nit ser
jilngit perfoleten 8olitif gibt oic 9lo-
miraIitat feline 9lusflnft iibcr oen
Srt, no lid bas llngliid Der 9fataI
ereignete. Die miIitorii6en 0or-
i6riftcn ma6en eS lnnloglid), ioId)c
gtuhriden befnnllt 5u gcbcn. Ger
SerliIt mirh dHgcmein einem Ser
breden suerihricbcn Gs miro 6aran
criilnert. baB lid ein 6bnIi6er 6na
nit hem S6ladihiffc 9ulnarf er-
eignete, oas bel SberneB i'm 9tonen-
Der pOrigcn Subres aufiloa uno nit
cinem @erluite BON 700 Wanli ber-
bunoen mar. 9luh ba5 britiidp
Gompfihiff 8rinceB 1Srcne fIog i'm
Safen bon SberneB i'm Moi ailf llno
batte ben 8erlltit bon 800 pber 400
Mcnihenleben i'm @efolge.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-01
Serbtn nnb Stalitntr In
Mittcls Nlballien gt=
idlagen.
Sritiidle Srnppen nadl Der griedr-
idlen Siiite bel Sapaln gelanoet.
Spnbpn iiber iiingite &urgangc in
@alisien i'm llnflarcn.
1901 Ctiisiere nno 17,54S Wann
SScrfnite Der Srifcn i'm Scsember.
Seniatipnelle sslndlt siueier franSDii'
idler enftififfer ans Der SdJiusiS.
GnklanS ipa itarfen Srnf anf 9in-
mGnien nnsiiben.
8esiebnngen sluiiefn 9riedleulano
ano entente angeblidD beiIer.

Scrlin, 81. Se5. Srabtlus
iiber Sappille. Sic uberite Seeres-
leitnna fiinbigt an, baR bentidJe
Srnppen, bic @inen Snr GrpluiiOn
sebradlt batten, bic @urbmt britiidver
SrnSpen bel .pnllndl sefansen NAH
men, iuobei iic aukeroem sluei gta-
idDinengepebre erbenteten.
: Snftidliffcr Der Sllliiertcn bnben
einen 9lngriff amf CitemSe infer
nummen. SdDaben I'M militGriidlen
Sinne lunrbe uidDt nngerif)tet, oudl
pnrocn mcfrerc 8ebdnbe getroffen.
Ter ifuerite @crlmit iull bas Sluiter
5nm Seiligcn 6ersen getruffen ba-
ben. 9cnmsehn belgiid)e 3inilii.en
unrbcm pcriunnbet, elmer getOtet.
Nadlridlten, bic Spn Ithen cinae.
truffen iinb, beitatigen, oaf bic arie-
d,iIfe 3csicrnng einen siueiten Eru'
teit gcaen Die gcfeitigungswerfe, Die
BON Den Yaiierten in Der Wesenb uon
Salunifi crridltet uerben, crlaiien
hat. Is piro belte amtIidl befannt
aeaeben, oaf Der SnrdJeanssSienit
3iuiIdlen Berlin nno 9onftnntinupeI
nod nidlt, ipie nnaefmnbigt, am IL.
Snnnar eingeridltet Derbcn miro,
sod iull cine SiesbesisIidle Sefamnt-
madlnns in fiir5eiter 3eit erfolsen.
- fs;p hier BON Tien einaelnnfencr
omtlid,er geridDt melSet, bak bas
frans6iiidle SandbuOt Munge Gm
Wlittippdl onrfl ein OiterreihiidJes
G,eId,maber smrn Sinfen gebradlt
iunroe. Der Torsans ipielt iid Dor
7nrassp ab. Die Ielouns bat ful-
aemSen @ortlart:
Gin 6iterreihiidlcs 8eidDunSer,
beitebcno ans benz Srcuser !Selgulano
nnb flint SorpeSDjaaesn, 5eritDrte
ON 90. 9esember bas franSOiiidle
Sandjbpot Wunse. Der slueite Sf-
fisier nno Is Seelcnte iunrben &c.
fanaen. Die 0tpngc iunrpe 1909
aebaut nno hattie 1872 Spnncn @aI.
ierpcrSrangnus. Sbre Sciasmns BE-
itamb ans "a Ysann.
General 6aitslnaus Nniidlt iiber Ga.
lunifi.
8uri$. 81 Se5. 0ie Gage IN
SoIonifi miro pom @eneral Gaitel.
ruu, oenr Ghef oes franSoiiideu
@eneralItabs. noh Dem 9eridte ei-
ner aprreiponoen5 aus Som nie
folgt seidliloert:
gSir iino III Salouifi nno bnbcn
feine slbiidlt, es olli5uecbelr. @ir
Dorten bier auf Den 9luariff ocs
Seinoes. Der nit groBen Npfern mir
i'm erfnIeen mlB. Die porbereitete
Berfeioieimg erregt mpiue gr6Bfe
Heieeiiterung-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
81, 100000 POWER co.
IS INCORPORATED
Principal Office Is in Middlebury
Charles H. Thompson One of the
Subscribers.

MONTPELIER, Oct. 12.-Thc Central
Power Corporation of Vermont, having
complied with certain requests made by
the public service commission in respect
to inserting an amendment to the char
ter of the corporation, has filed arti-
cles of association with the secretary of
state. The corporation intends to de
velop water rights and powers on the
Middlebury river and its branches and
tributaries and to construct, operate
and maintain auxiliary steam plants
for generating and distributing electric
power in Barre and in certain towns in
Addison, Orange and Washington coun
ties.
The principal office is at Middleburv.
The capital stock is 100000, with
10000 shares and the subscribers are
Charles II. Thompson, B. A. Sumner, D.
X. Lille and H. J. NJ. Jones of Montpe-
lier, G. II. Stuart, and Albert t. Stuart
of Newton, Mass, and Alexander Cor
don Of Barre.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET.
F. H. Sherman of Castleton Had Been
in Poor Health Two Years.

CASTLETON, Oct. 12.-Frank II.
Sherman, sr, 90, committed suicide by
shooting at his home north of this vii
lage at O'Clock yesterday morning.
He had been in failing health for the
last two years. About a year and a
half ago he fell on the ice and frac-
tured several ribs and he was also af-
flicted with tuberculosis and other trou-
bles.
Mr.. Sherman had been patient suf-
ferer for many weeks but had grown
Respondent and on the night of his
death. his wife, who was in the room
with him, heard him cough and then
heard a revolver shot, the man having
placed the gun on chair beside his
bed.
Mrs. Sherman Immediately summoned
DR.. r. H. Seeley but the wounded man
lived but a short time The bullet took
effect in his head.
Mr.. Sherman leaves a wife, three
daughters and a son.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
INSTANTLY KILLED
WHEN HORSE BOLTS
Mrs. Gustave Sulham Thrown from Car
riage at Hardwick, Striking on
Her Head.

HARDWICK, Oct. 1l.-Mrs. Gustave
Sulham, aged about 20 years, was in
stantly killed Tuesday afternoon when
thrown from her carriage. With her
daughter, Mrs Harold Dodge, she was
driving to this village from West
Woodbury.. Mrs. Sulham struck on her
head and shoulders and was dead when
help reached her.
The accident occurred on what IS
known as the Buffalo road. They were
coming down a hill when the horse be-
came frightened, probably at the
whistle of a Hardwick Woodbury. train
which was stopping at the crossing to
take water. The train crew heard a
scream and several men rushing up the
hill found Mrs. Sulham dead. The
daughter was seriously injured and was
unconscious for time. Mrs. Dodge
was unable to give an account of how
the accident occurred. 1t is thought
that when the horse bolted the carriage
struck rock. Mrs Sulham leaves a
husband, a son and two daughters.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
BABY TOSSES $4,000
JEWELS FROM MOTHER
New York Policeman Thanked for Re
covering the Precious Bag for
the Owners.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Frank A. Ber-
thold, who recently moved from RIDGE
wood, \. j., to Riverside drive apart
ment, started with his wife and baby
on an automobile trip. He decided
that his wife s jewels, worth about
$4,000 would be safer in the automo-
bile than in the Riverside drive apart
ment.
When they started, the beaded bag
holding the jewelry was tightly clasped
in Mrs. Berthold s hand. AS they ap-
preached the steep ascent on River
road, Edgewater, about = mile above
the Fort Lee ferry, Mrs. Berthold
thought she had better use both hands
to hold the baby.
The baby also glanced at the steep
hill ahead, and without u word to any
body ightened the ear by $4,000 worth
of iewelry and a beaded bag. The loss
was discovered near Edgcwater Cliffs.
At the Edgewater police station Mr..
Berthold recovered the bag and its con
tents. Patrolman Frank Joret found
it. Mr.. Berthold thanked him.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12

peFiance of Capt. Philip Pcrron Of the
police department yesterday morning
just as Cook and 15-years- ~ .enee
Lyman of Dandy, Vt, a gu at the
Cook home, were about t. depart. The
girl had run away from her home a
week ago, and went to the home of
Cock s parents in North Adams, where
she has since been stopping. The girl
was taken to the police station, but
upon her Willingness to return home
was allowed her liberty.
She said she met Cook last summer
when she worked with him as a fern
picker in Dandy, and grew to like him.
After he went away from Dandy she
said she thought life unbearablc with
out him, and SO went to North Adams
to be near him. While there she and
he agreed to marry, but a letter from
the girls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lyman of Dandy, to the police sent
the captain to the Cook home Just
in time to stop the elopement The
young woman was not so willing to
marry after being taken to the police
station and was willing to return to
the home of her parents.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
CENTRAL VERMONT MEETING.
w. P. Macpherson of Montreal a New
Member Of the Directorate.

ST. ALBANS, Oct 70. W. NJ. Mae
Pherson of Montreal was Yesterday
elected a director of the Central Yer
mont Railway company, to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of John W.
Stewart of Middlcburv. Other directors
elected at the annual meeting were f..
j Chamberlin of Montreal Edward c.
Smith Of st. Adams, w Fl. Bigger of
Montreal, Charles R. Bapp of Boston,
+. A. Chittenden and G. G. Jones of st.
Adams, S. f. Kilner and H. f. Marston
of New York city, Charles p. Smith of
Burlington, j. Gregory Smith of st.
Adams, A. Tuttle of Fair Haven and
w. Seward Webb of Shelburne.
The directors elected officers as fol
lows: Chairman of the board, f. J.
Chamberlin; president, f. c. Smith
vice president, W. H. Bigger: auditor,
+. Deschenes of st. Adams: treasurer
and clerk, w. H. Chaffee of St. AL
bans.
The report of President Smith showed
that the gross receipts the past wear
amounted to $4,612, 357S2 and the oper-
ating expenses were $3,444,71S.S2. At
ter deducting all of the expense the net
result was SIS, 207.90.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
EUGENE WEEKS IS
INDICTED FOR MURDER
Two Indictments for Arson Against
John w. Dinagan Formerly CT
Spofford Hotel

kEENE, \. H., Oct. 12.-The grand
jury in attendance upon the October
term of the superior court finished its
work yesterday afternoon and returned
indictments against eight respondents.
Among them were true bills against
Eugene Weeks Of Westport for the muir
der of his wife and Andrew j. Hough-
ton of South Kcenc for aggravated as
sault upon a man named Thombley.
Two new indictments were returned
against John W. Dinagan, indicted b.
IA previous grand jury for arson. it be
ing alledeg that the first indictments
were defective. Dinagan was proprie-
tor of the hotel in Spofford. The build
ing there was burned after his liquor
license had been revoked.
Following is the full list of indict-
ments: Eugene Weeks, Westport. mud
der; Asa A. Larkin, Keene, attempted
rape; Fred Richardson, Keene, adulte-
ry; John w. DinaGan, Keene, arson,
two indictments; Joseph Gill, Jaffrey,
deserving wife, also another indictment
for deserving children; Charles Lezotte,
heene, larceny; Andrew j. Houghton,
keene, aggravated assault; August
Speckman, keene, attempted rape.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
FIRST SESSION OF
TEACHERS MEETINGS
DR.. Hillegas Indicted into Office a
Commissioner of Education of
Vermont.

BURLINGTON, Oct. II. - The first
session of the 9th annual convention
of the Vermont State Teachers asso-
citation opened at ? clock today in the
Strong theater. The occasion of this
first meeting was the formal Inaugural
ton of DIR. Milo B. Hillegas, who en-
tered upon his duties as commissioner
of education July /, 1916.
After music and an invocation by
Rev. Isaac c. Smart of the College
street Congregational church the well
come address in behalf of the city of
Burlington was very happily given by
Mayor Albert S. Drew. This was fol
lowed by very fitting response ana
an address on The Vitalization of Our
Schools by Edwin L. ingalls, of Burling-
ton, president of the association. AT
the close of this address the chairman,
James Hartness of Springfield, pre-
sented John Huston Finley, Ii. D.,
president of the University of the state
of New York and commissioner of edu-
cation of New York, who delivered a
splendid address,
The state board of education through
its chairman, James Hartness, then
formally indicted DR.. Milo B. Hillegas
into the office of commissioner of edu-
cation for the state of Vermont. At
the close of the inauguration ceremony
DIR. Hillegas delivered an address on
Vermont 5 Educational Policy. The
deep interest with which the large
gathering, composed mostly of teach
ers from every town in the state, fol
lowed Dir. Hillegas S address, clearly
showed deep loyalty for the new head
of the educational department and a
keen understanding and appreciation
of the wisdom and foresight with which
he is to direct the educational policies
of Vermont.
A brief business meeting of the asso-
citation closed the afternoon session af-
ter which the convention adjourned
until the evening.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
LEG CRUSHED IN SLATE QUARRY
Owen G. Roberts of Poultney in Rut-
land HOSPITAL.

RUTLAND, Oct. II. - Owen G. Rob
erts, an employee in the Eureka slate
mill at Poultncy, was seriously injured
in a quarry accident yesterday, when A
block of slate, weighing about 1900
pounds, fell on him, crushing both legs
The left leg was broken in two places
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12

and the ankle was hurt. His right knee
was also badly injured. He was
brought to the Rutland hospital, where
Dr.. c. A. Gale and DR.. f. NJ Pond at
tended him.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
WoULD-BE ELoPERS CAUGHT.
North Adams Youth and Vermont Cir
Were on Their Way.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Oct. II. -
An intended elopment to Stamford.
Vt, distance of about two miles from
where Alfred Cook, "a, lives on Beaver
street, was stopped by the timely APP
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12

ference of the Vermont Daughters of
the American Revolution. Mrs. Edward
5. Marsh of Brandon was elected re-
gent, Mrs. E. NJ Pember of Wells, vice
regent; Mrs. S. l.. Hazard of Fairhaven,
recording secretary; Mrs. Helen E.
Peek of Brandon, corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs. T. l. Swift of Brattle-
boro, treasurer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
NOTICE

Twenty-Five dollars (S2500) reward
viii be eheercfully paid for evidence
leading to the arrest and conviction of
the persons who broke into my camp on
Guilford st. reeently.-C. B. Crowell.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12
The Birthday of 1907

Hair Beautifier and Tonic
and Dandruff Exterminator
And the only Hair Grower that pro-
duces - Natural Color" is past. Never
bottle returned. Remember, it is
guaranteed. S1.00 A BOTTLE.
81 Main Street Brattleboro
Others cost less but cannot do what
1907 has done.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-12

Pliers have been patented by an
Illinois inventor to split insulation and
remove it from the wires neatly.