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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-28
Central Vermont Ry.
Corrected to October l, 1916.
Trains leave Brattleboro

Trains leave Brattleboro
600 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
London.
700 a. m. Except Sunday. For South
Londonderry.
go a. m. Except Sunday. For New
York via Springfield.
$50 a. m. Except Sunday. For South
Londonderry.
1925 a. m. Except Sunday. For Millers
Falls.
40 p. m. Except Sunday. For Keene,
New London and New York
via New London.
600 P. m. Except Sunday. Local for
South Londonderry.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
CAMP FIRE DANCE
 BRILLIANT SUCCESS

Whac may wsll go down i1 local circles as tle mos pleasing Junction q the season took place las- evening 'fLsr the Lamo1-= Camp Fire Girls entertained seTe-al hundred guests ar one Of The prer-iesr and most enjoy able dancing parties eyer giren fu Ke,- chigan-
 Red Mems Hall looked beautiful in 2 color scheme Of orange and black carrying out the Halloween idea with witches. hats. cats and the Camp Fire notices. symbols and banners arrang- ed with most artistic effect. The three piece orchestra, composed Of 3fr. VIII jams at the drums and xylophone. Miss Fosness piano and Miss DuHam- q riolin, who rendered delightful mus ic. were seated on the stage which had been transformed into bower 7-ita i-s black and orange decorations pottec plants and ferns. Dancing be- gan shortly after nine and continued with enabated enthusiasm until one o'clock this morning concluding one Of the nost charming and successfu parties erer given in this city.
 About Il o'clock the girls. accom- panied by Mrs. s,ackpoIs at the piano sang TeTy beautifully one of their Camp Fire songs. the Beating Song, !" and gave one ot their Wohelo cheers They were enthusiastically encored and were obliged 10 repeat them for the pleasure of their audience.
 The local Camp Fire is composed of the 5iisses corinne King. LuelIa Wakefield. Florence Reynolds. Irene DuTIanei. Edna Robinson. Martha Posness. Nellie Thomas, Ada Darling ton and Charlotte Shock, under the able guardianship of Mrs. Harvey S,ackpole.
 The Camp Fire Girls wish to thank Dr- and NrE. sparhawk for the use Of their motor delivery and Mrs. Pitteng- er. Mra- Pruell, Mra. Ira King, Mrs. Burgun, Mrs. stackpole. Mrs. Dobbs and Mrs. gparhawk for the use Of tLeir plants and stands. etc.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
Hindu Editor Says
 Truth Is Suppressed

PORTLAND. Nos- 1-Portland Hin dus are interested in the work of their brothers throughout the state in be half Of the revolutionists in India. Many went to Astoria Sunday. where g mass meeting was held and more than S5oo1 was subscribed for the fund
 Ram Chandra. the editor of Hin dastan Gadar." the only Hindu news paper in the world indorsing the rey- o'arion. was the principal speaker.
 Ram Chandra charged that the newspaper reports released by the British government are false and misleading. He said that the revo lwion has assumed important propor- -ions and that it wiH be only a ques, tion Of time before the Hindus win their emancipation.
 Famine has killed 19.000.000 Of my people" said Ram Chandra. Tn the same 15 years. 15.0o0oo0 more have died from plague, 40o have been hang ed. 5000 imprisoned for life. and To- aa4 inrerned without trial for the past two years. That is why the Hindu is fighting for his liberty"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
HUGHES STRUCK RESPONSIVE
 CHORD
His Promise to Uphold American Honor If Elect ed Brings Audience To
 Its Feet.

EVANSVILLE Ind. Nov l--AG one ot tAs la-sess as@smo,2ses in the his to-E ot tas city last evening, Chas- E. Hughes candidate for the presidency. ss--cS a responsive c1ord when he promised taas if e,sc,@ he wn up- hold aeo7e a- American honor. This expression drought h5s audience to its see- and prolonged applause followed 3s- Hughes said besides The uphol5ins ot o-- honor he would build up op- ao7.-1.tlss fur labor oT keeping oat q foreign competition
 He was enthusiastically receives 4r5 evidently made many converts so- ne coming election His follow ers 1=-s are Co.55ea, that tAe state z. zo st-o1E for hin
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
DENVER IS WILD
 OVER ROOSEVELT
FORMER PRESIDENT SPEAKS TWICE FOR HUGHES BEFORE
 / LARGE AUDIENCE.

Pleas for suitable preparedness and criticism ot t1e present szara Of cur lil--a-y forces ~e-e made by former P-=s.5=1- Roo=eTei. il Denver re- c=1-.E H= .s reported Eo hare made --5 addresses, 51 one the Colonel
 z=1 -1a- universal military training Tc1ld r@5o-15 r0 -l= benefit Of the 1z-loz oT increasing democracy. de r=log51g American youth physically and mentally.
 T1s Co,o1sl waz received wira en- rl-sizsm on each occasion He di- r56@5 his aEteg1ooa speech which primarily was 70 me Eoneu of the s1s-e between a1 appeal 10 them to To-e for Charles [ Hughes for pres 55ez- and . sharp criticism of the ad- -nslist-ztio-'s foreign and Mexican poliC.es He declared inc passage Of z cozz-trs-io1al amendment enfran- chig r9nea vas tae most practical and eTDedieat goal tor the sufragist -oW e-6 asserted 5lr- Hughes would us.1sein his zn1osnced stand il fa- TOT ot the amendme1r
 n Ehe course q his address Col oael Rooserelt replied to . cry from the a96ience -Hgrrah for Wilson bg saying
 Hgrrah for Woodrow Wilson and Ca-rauz4. When gou shout for VII. sa1 do not forget his side partner
 roar from the audience and sso1;s of ~Eat 'en ID. Teddy. greet q this re.o.n6er.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
Private In British
 Ranks Get Cross

LONDON Nor lone e t1= 6t -s=- E-sc-o-5z crosses. t1= z~ard q --.e- az -z5@ i- -o5sy's London Gzz=--= -z -o P-.Tz-= Thomas Jones -o according 70 :h= o5ctzl acco-a- after 1---E -1-@s s-!pe-s- who were shooting z- him entered the German trenches and s.-E.a-1z16e5 5is4-ned -- Germans 5-c--t.-g three q four
 ard marched them hack 10 -1e
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
KING OF CORNERS
 TAKEN IN BY LAW
FOOLS BANK WITH PAPER AND PASSES s50,000 IN SPURIOUS
 COIN.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Limited States secret service agents were due 70 arrive in Los Angeles today 10 con aseare ar 5t1 Hill street in The heart ot the business section. a counterfeit ing plant whose owner II. R. WilEen. has confessed 10 manufacturing and passing nearly 254oa5 fn spurious eur. rency in seven years. secret service officials declared here today The remarka5le feature Of N-lken's op4r- a1io1s. the detective said. was that he even manufactured his own paper dafyiag banks with the ir ation."
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
WAITS 29 HOURS
 FOR BUNC0 MEN

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. John Olsen. cannery hand from Alaska lost S4oo and his fare from Seattle, but h. broke all sitting" records in los. ine it After he had waited for % hours the police led him away last night from the main office of tele- graph company
 From his story # appeared that two men had given him $100 in a fake pool room and then persuaded him to "in veat" $500 in the building of q race track in Mexico. He preceded them here on their arrangement to get iH touch with him by telegraph at five o'clock Thursday afternoon t was 11 o'clock Friday night before he reluctantly quit under persuasion. His home is in Belllugham, Wash.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
ALLEN WEIR DIES AT PORT
 TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. 1.-Allen Weir. first Secretary of the Stare of Washington after is emission into the Union. died last evening on 8 second paralyrie stroke Mir. Weir was injured il the automobile accident that resulted in the death of Senator Troy. a month or 50 ago.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
THE RUMANI REPORT GREAr
 VICTORY
RepuISed AuStro German Forces And Captured Much Artillery And
 Prisoners.

LONDON. Nov 1.-The battle which had been in progress in the Zurduk Pass on the Transylvanian frontier for the last several days, ended yesterday in a brilliant victory for the Ruman- ians according to a wireless report from Bucharest The report says that the Austro-German forces were re- pulsed from the frontier with stag gering losses in casualties, artillery and prisoners taken.
 This victory has somewhat relieved the anxiety of the inhabitants of the whole country.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
PRESIDENT WILSON
 FASTENING INQUIRY
DIRECTS SECRETARY LANSING TO TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION
 IN MARINA CASE.

LONG BRANCH. Nov. I-President Wilson this morning directed Secre- 'a-y Lansing Io take immediate ac- tioa 10 secure all the necessary infor- nation in regard 10 the sinking Of the British steamer Marina
 Various reports are being received a rhe department ot state which lend to coa6-m the frst reporl which said taat no warning had been given These reports are apparently disturbing the president peace Of mind
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
so"E BETTING DONE IN JUNEAU

ETNE4C- Nov - Colst3era ble ss..rs is sei1s o1 in The city ove- --= -=s-s sz s1s coming election r : 1.-e1,z-=5 to-t .1at certain par, eas c@=-e5 9 eer S5aa raze tae dry womb -4--v t1 -1e -z--5tc-y. .bu; thus Ear has to--5 no Vaker Several thous- z-5 dollars hare been covered that 5-s-=s ao1ld R.-- One Parrr has s.z-==1 hundred dollars 52 t1z Czsti1 =z- Ga-=- safe -1 oez oz Wilson. Five hundred q pasc1 vssl b= ccve-ed ID ---s afternoon zcco-5trg 70 2 call CT -ae phone from a business man
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
GERMANY IS ASKED
 TO GIVE REPORT

WASFINGION. Nov. | = The de Partme1t ot state today dispatched a note 70 Germany requesting that gov s-1-e-- 10 submit commanders re- port CT the sinking ot lhe steamer Marina that notes nay 6e compared with other reports.
 II ~as hinted yesterday that no 77arniag bg The snbE-aine had been given -1e steamer Of ics intention be- fore # was sunk which is contrary 10 zhe pac- entered i-ro between the Ger man government and the United States
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
6 AMERICANS WERE
 KILLED WHEN THE
 MARINA WAS SUNK
REPORTS THAT NO WARNING WAS GIVEN, WAS VERIFIED BY
 SEVERAL SURVIVORS.

LONDON. Nov l-The admiralty this morning issued a formal state. meut in regard Jo the sinking of the Marina. The statement says that the ship was attacked and sunk without warning from the submarine com mandev and that in the haste to get in the boats for safety. among those kill cd or iosr were six Americans, but withheld their names for further in 4uiry.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
SHELVES DEADLY FIRE
 VAS PURP0SELY SET
s= E7s- o--E7 FREs -AVE Cc ~-77E1 SINCE T-EN. WITS
 -7GN uNNNCAN.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

Mir Frank P McCurdy, who is em- Dloyed by the Standard Oil Company at the local Dockr was among the pas sengers who left for the south on the AlK last evening. Mr McCurdy ex- poets 10 meet Mrs. McCurdy in Seat tie and after spending month or so in Seattle will return with Mrs. Nc curdy 10 Ketchilsan and take up his same position
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
AL-KI SoUTHsOUND.

The Al-Ki arrived from the north at noon yesterday and left for the south at 10:30 with the following pas sengers: II, Dorn and wife, Ed. Dorn, Max Tyron and wife, Clair Holland. MT. and Mrs. Thorin, MT. and Mrs. P. C. Jenkins, P H. Skar. w. F. Weise. Mrs r. E. Verney, H. Stople, John Wold, J C. Sam, F. P McCurdy, l.. Policeman, IT. Ewakichi, A. g. Aquilar, Fred Schmitt. and q load Of frozen fish from the San Juan Fish Company.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
COSTS LESS TO DIE.

BERLIN, Nov. I-Count won Roe oerI. secretary ot 1he imperial treas uTy. n his speech before 5he reich sag yesterday when he asked the 12ea2fe- To Fc-e new war credit Of l2."t.-t5o,eeo marks. said it vas eyi- dent p D he present. hat Germany : burdens compared with her efforts and results. were lighter than tAose O her s5re-saries
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
LEVlATHANS COLLIDE.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 1.-Passeng CTS of the steamship Yale are reeov- ering their poise today after a most humilating experience while en route here from San Francisco Feeling the shock of collision, many passengers rushed to the decks in their night clothes. and made for the boats. A minute later. officers assured them that the vessel had hit a huge whale.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
The U-53 Turns Up.

BERLIN, Nov. I-The submarine known as -he IS. which was report ed destroyed after it had succeeded in sinking several ships of the allies of the New Brunswick coast has safe. ly returned ro German port, it is officially announced this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

PITTSBCRG. Nov. Morris Dia- mond of Bay City, Mich. who was sent 10 the city home at Marshalsea a month ago. after his arrest here for sertiDz threatening letters to Presi 6ent Wilson from Cleveland. escaped rom rhe institution last night Dia- 9lcnj l,7s been under observation by physicians 70 determine his sanity.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
sUFFRAGlsT IS ILL.

LOS ANGELES. Nov Mrs. Inez Mllholland Boaseyafn, Of New York, who was compelled 10 cancel her suf frage tour last Wednesday is reported resting easily al hospital where she vas taken in preparation for an oDer. ation on her throat later.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

 ARE JUBILANT
 OVER REPORT
Chairman Shows The Next House of Congress Will
 Have Large Majority.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-"There is no doubt in my mind said Chairman Wood. Of the Republican campaign committee this morning, that the next house of congress will have at least twenJy-seven majority. as I show in my report Mr Wood says that he has made a careful canvas of the situ- ation ard reached the above con cluSion.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
DORM FAMILY LEAVE.

Mr. and Mrs. Ienry Dorn and Mr. Ed. Dorn left on the steamer AI-Ki last evening for their home in Seattle after spending the past seven months in Ketchikan where Mir Dorn and his brother have been employed in local saw mill as sawyer and resawyer re- sDectlYely.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
DISTRESSING NEWS OF SISTERS
 DEATH.

Mrs- Andre4 Wilson. who since the EeNs of her sister'a death few days ago in st Louis. Mo. has bsen quite Droesrste6. hopes 10 leave in few 1aYs for the Eags to fetch tack to Ket- ealkaa her aged father, wbo has for many years made his hozae with the deceased sister.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
THE HUMBOLDT COMING.

SEATTLE, Nov 1.-The steamer Humboldt left last night with the fol lowing passengers fcv Kctchikan: C. T. Zimmerman. (. w. Wheeler, J. D. Shea and ]. Au8tenbrake.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

J. II. Davies vas appointed deputy marshal to escort Felix Mendoza to the Juneau jail. Mendoza was given Q sentence of 250 days on a charge of supplying intoxicating liquors to the natives
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

LONDON. Nov. In receiving 6 deputation in favor of the project Premier Asquith promised full recon sideration of the question of the advis- ability of constructing a tunnel under the English Channel to connect Eng land and France. He said the matter would be taken up either by the war committee or the committee on imper ial defense
 The premier said the experience of the war undoubtedly was a new factor of immeasurable importance in enab. ling statesmen and naval and military experts to judge of the value of a tun- Hel
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

4 California boy, 12 years old. has invented device to couple ordinary vehicles behind automobiles h. mat corIH,rs can be turned without danger of overturning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
LOYAL ORDER IF MOOSE BUYS
 \ NEH H0HE
Skating Rink i.I5s Turn. ed Into Gymnasium ARd
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
WATSON RECEIVES
 NEW APPOINTMENT
IS NEW MANAGER OF THE NERO ED COMPANY WITH HEAD-
 QUARTERS AT JUNEAU.

SEATTLE. Nov. ID. F. Watson's appointment as manager of the merg- ed company consisting of the Pacific Coast Steamship and the Pacific Al. aska Navigation companies, was af- frmed by the office this morning. MT. Watson. who is well known all over Alaska will have his headquarters at Iuneau. The name of the company is now the Pacific Steamship Company"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
SOUTHBOUND.

sOUTHBOUND. MARPOSA Friday SPOKANE Friday. ADMIRAL FARRAGUT Saturday evening. PRINCESS ALICE Saturday morn ing
 NoRTHBoUND. ADMIRAL EVANS Thursday. HUMBOLDT Friday. PRINCE RUPERT Saturday even ing
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

What Must I Do to De Saved is the subject for this evening al the Gospel Lecture Hall at 7;z5. All are inyited.-Eyangelistg. Hsngon and HI. gert.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

VICTORIA. B. C.. Nov. 1.-The Do- minion Government will permit the building Of merchant ships in Canada for Norway. according to e telegram from Ottawa last night. Contracts for three vessels valued al }3,599000 have already been signed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
An Attempt On Life
 Of Premier Is Made

MELBOURNE. Nov. L-According 10 Renter dispatch from Sydney, which says the information was ob- tained from close friends of the prem fer. an attempt was made recently to asssssinale William Morris Hughes ,ha Australian premier, at his home in New Victoria
 \ man is said 10 have forced q win dow q night and to have fired re- yolYer shot into the premier's bed room. The bullet did not take ef- feet The would-be assassin escaped
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

The Northwestern arrived from the south yesterday afternoon about four o'clock with the folIowing passengers for this point; Ruby Stanley. J, Burns and Mrs F. sdaar After discharging 2 tons Of freight she sailed for the north al : o'clock with Mr. and Mrs. J. II Davies Dayid Dears. Felix Men doza and four second class for Ju- nean and Douglas,
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01

BELLINGHA}l. Nov. 1.-Georgs De Lorime-. Yukon pioneer Of 'eS, died here yesterday after a shorr illness
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-01
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-09
THE RULING SPIRIT.

Ardmoe not project
railroad Oklahoma 1t is possbeves
probabIethat the will
fields
County, he Mecca of he
BUT-ArdmOe sit still and any
No
than all of the talk optimism
limited number
dollars
get ii ba o their
would
individual
sary despite
instantly
great the benefit of its people a whole
present
in
spirit cities
this Ardmoe
better AuimOre it idle
will be ready meet all competition which might
tard its
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-09
COURT DRAWING TO CLOSE
MUCH WORK ACCOMPLISHED

The present term of the district
court is drawing to a close and the
docket has been swept clean, up to
to date.
Yesterday the jury in the case of the
State VS.. Alya Davis for a statutory
oncn5e returned a verdict of guilty
and assessed a fine of fifty dollars
and cost In the case of the State VS..
Bud BaI,eW, ct al, charged with mur-
der, the court sustained the demurrer
and therefore the state has confessed
that there is no case against the de-
PENDANTS.
Carter county IS not the only one
that has had an investigation the past
few months. There is a special grand
jury convened at Waurika with an as
sistnnt attorney general in charge, and
il is reported that there have been
nearly 100 Witnesses summoned from
Ringing and that portion of the oil
fields lying in Stephens county, to tell
what they know Of conditions as they
existed there in the past.