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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
93adl GaiS SsIanO,


gS alb ington 27. September.
9ie feiuoIiden 9lusl1uoer, unge-
fdbr 200. peIAe eeiteru III Neip. gorr
perDaitet miiroet neil iie oie gro-
flunotion oes Br6iioeutcn be3iieid
oes 9lufentbolts in berbotencn 30.
neu Oerlest batten, iperoen ieoeuious
Dem ariees. 0eportement iIbermieieu
iueroeu. Die @1obraobl miro wa6r.
i6einlid nit anocren ieinolihen
glusIduoerH in @eiuaseueulaaern in.
ternirt peroen.
@eamte iagen, ooB ie0er Sal in.
teriudt uno Damn entidieoen meroen
miro. @dbrenO ole lluterIuduua i'm
@onee 1T, iperoe noie @erbaitetcn in
@efdngnihen ooer auoeren synltihteu
in gaeiu. gort feltaeboIteu pcroen.
@eitere @erboftung en.
gaeW Dorf, q. September.
@ldne 3ur 3erlt0rlng bon Wloihincn
in Wluuitions. 6abriteu IN 9luerifa
oif g8uniH bon oeltlHen 9lgcntcn in
europe muroeiL mie Die goli8ei
elaubt ourd Die @erboitiiua bon un.
geidbr 100 DeutiHen bel elmer gla8.
0ia, oi e9eitern begonncn mno beite
forteeiest mrroe, 81 gdhte eemadi
Seute @ormittag miiroen sic icino.
lidben glisldnoer. ieoer bon einem
0etettiO bewadt, in 2oltautomobileu
nod @ais SSlouo oebraht, wo lie
ieOeniaaS bis 5mu Guoe oeS Ssrieoes
ieitoe6alten perocn.
SAT- ale ser 8crbaiteten iino Nlc.
6onifer. Sine qIn3a6l oerielben or.
6eiteten in MluiitionSiobriien ino
on Gontraftcu fir sic Niariue. DEB.
rere 6otten Gor6orunOun in 4uuer.
form in 8eiib, Elm hemiiheS sero.
Oitt, oas gum 8erit0ren BON ieinen
Nlai6inen benust miro. Gie Nldn
ner fannten iih eeoenieitia, lie bat
ten me6rere 8eriammHngen abge
hnlten on melheu obne ibr @ilieu
Die @oli5ei imo 9lecnten oeS Daorine
0eparteueuts t6eilgcnorHnien hatten
@cniGB Ocn glnaabeu Ser Foi5ci
ipiuoen Die @26nuer icit mc6rercu
N}onoten beiuaAt.
@S miro oernutbet. 0aB oos Gar.
borliuoum bon oentihen glaenten III
SfanoinaUien nod bier eelanot mllr.
oe. Gie Gnt0edimg oieies G6emi.
loIs. OoS aud in 6oun pom Nleiitii
len bereciiellt mur0e, iii Dem llm
iiauoe 5ii5lIidrei6eu, DAB Dor eiuiaen
Mlonoten oniel6e 9uIUer in 9elite
zines oeiltihen glaenten in 9iormegen
qenmoeu miirOe. 3ieier gaelit 9e-
itouo ein gcmdB Foli3ei.Sniormatio
neu oaB er oas Eulper an GeutiAe
IN Sdnoern ianote welhe IN oen
ariea gegeu Geutihlono OerpiteIt
Juno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

me6r ais i50 @Soiiaaieren imO Oic
aIaiie g iin0 Gompier pou rs bis
i50 @aIioger-Gapo3itdt. Die &a-
ten iiir oicie bon ser 9(rmee rm0
8lottc beoieuteu Gompiern iin0, wie
iolat:
&laIie 81 IL 10 bis If ¬en SO
pro Come; 10 anoten $3.50; 10
Snoten $40; IA anoten, $i0.50;
Is anoten $t1; me6r ais Is ano.
ten $1t.50.
&loiie 9 ~ 10 bis If anoten So
pro Come; ~ anoteu $3.50; 13
anoteu 8; IA auoten $3.50; 10
¬eu $40; mebr ais 10 anoten
l$tO.5O.
Gie 9legierln9 miro alles GiIifo
iibernebmen. Snner6aIb BON peni-
ger ais ie6S Mouaten ion ieOes Der
45S omeritouiiben SAiiie fiir ben
Cceonoienit 6ereit iein uno entweoer
omeritauiic6c Eruppeu nit Gorrdtben
Derie6en ooer in @eidditeu fir ben
&riee t66tio iein.
Gs lit Die 9lbiibt Scr Geeierllng,
oie aus 0em &iiilenoienite uno bon
oen regelmGBigcn &onOelSrolten 5i-
riidge5oeenen S6iiie ourG nelltrale
Shifie su erieten fir melde Inter
bonolmaen nit neutralen &egierun-
gen I'M @onge iino. Cine oa6in5ie.
lenoe 9iG lit i'm GonereB eiugereidt
Illnteriudung Ser Yropa-
gon0o.
N}it Der 3uitinunlng Der oemo-
fraiii6en 8iibrer miro morgen Sas
Goniite fir Gegeln i'm &eprdientan.
ten6miie 0en glntrag ltellen, cine I'm
tcriudimg ein5uleiteu, Oh Ocidides
@elo oerlponot muroe, Inn Sen Gou-
qreB 81 beeinilliiicn. ggd6reno oos
Gomite fir 9cocln in Siblng mar,
mur0en sic sSii6rer bon bei0en Sci
Ten oes Soiies beitiirnt, oenan Der
eingcreidte 9eiHluB oiinitig ein5u-
6eridten Oie felt ser 9efonntgabe
ser gotidait 0es @rofen BON 9ern-
Itorif nod Berlin Inn 9lutoritdt 5um
Qlusge6en BON $4,000 5um 9eein.
ihIicn oeS GonoreiieS, mterbreitet
moroen fms.
SSn ieincr &eoe Dor oem Gonlite
fiir Gegelu ioate Gon9reBmitglieo
Seilin bon 9llo6ona, oaB Oie 6raae,
Oh 0eutides @elo mirflidj bcnubt
mnroc suerit crpogeu weroeu ioQte,
rn0 0obei fonnte man feline 9luga6en
ue6en6ei erm1ee1. 9(ae 9emHbun-
gen Srn. Seilin 5l peranIaiien Die
&omen ser 9etreIienoen 81 nennen
I6hleen iebl obidon er ouecoeitet
bate, OoB eS pieQeidt 13 ooer IA
ieien.
Serr Seilin beltouo 0oralf Dab
cine llnteriuhnno rotbiam lei fiir
Sen 3wed, feii5uIieaen, wie eiu@oun
iidl IN ieiner Seimot6 5nn &riege
iteate imo mie CT in Mnibington
Itono. Sn @er6inoime 6iernlit nonnte
er sen GongreBnonn @aer, Ger flr5
nod ieiner Grpd6lune 5un @on9reB
ais Gertreter scr .9ion-@artiion-
Qiga~ einen 9eiMluB eit9ereibt ba-
be, sic 3rieoens6eoiugimgen Der 9le-
gierlne ieit5uiicllcu. Serr SeiIiu
ioate in ieiner 9lnipradc:
.SSreeuo etpas i'll i'm @onoe, nm
oieier Qa5oaette Gampaene, ole be-
eouueu bot, einen 9(uiporn 81 gebeu.
ggir m0aeu ebeuio1ut oas Ding BEL
Dem rcdten 9iamen nennen SD
mcr0c iiber oieie Sadie cinige 6ragen
an ciniae @iitaIicoer ribten. Sd
piinihe 5il miiicn unO oos 9ano
wiinibt 81 wiIicn ob oie Geqierlng
i'm gon5en 9ouoc BON Semen in Ser
trauenSIielimqen imteritiibt miro.
GonereBmitolieo Ooolittle BON
Gnnias, oeiien @ei6MB bonn Gomite
iiir 9leoeln wobridciulid onaenom-
men miro, iaote, oob oas Staats-
Gepartement elmer llnterludung
uibt opponire.
Grliegt eiucm Snueeritrife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
Bwfitr 1ibGrtD-
Anlsibr.
@irO ant 1. OttOber
ausgelbriebcu.
Ghakamtsiefretdr tuadbt
bic S(mfiImSisum9.

9etrao Der 9lnleibe $3,000,0O0,000
oOer mebr. Sc nod S06e ser
lleberaeidmne. Bombs mer.
oeu in Sobe bon ie $50 allilpdrtS
ousaeeeben. TIT Der 8insfuB ouf
40 feitseieet. Die 8obIuuos.
9eoinerneeu fir Subicribeuteu.
@ai6iugton 81. September.
Setretdr Nlcglooo ma9te beltte
9ibeuo ole @in5eInbeiten DER 5meiten
&ibertp- p-9lnleibe betannt, ole Dem
Firblifum am 1. 0fto6er oiierirt
peroen miro. 0ie Sauptpmfte Der
glnlei6e iino wie iolet:
@eiamutiumme: $3.000,000,000
roer me6r, Ger lleberiduB ioa niht
mebr betragen ais Die Salite Der
DISQUALIFICATION.
9eoiueungen be5iielid Der Bombs:
Sdlig nod % Sa6ren; einl0sbor,
uenn ser Sdaeamts.SefretGr es
mill, imer6olb bon 10 sSa6ren.
S05e Der BONDS $50 uuo aiti-
mdrts.
3insinB; Bier qSro5eut, Sablbor
balbi65rlib am 10. gloUem6er lmo
10. Wloi
3a0htngSbe0ingungen: 8mei Bro
5ent bel Ger 9lpplifatiou IS gro5ent
cm IS. g}ouenber, 40 9Sro3ent am
IS. De5ember lmo 40 &ro6ent am 15.
Sanuur 1913.
Ntou miro oas @rioilegnlm 6o6en
9onOs Oieler 9hlseobe in 8onos If.
aeno elmer nadfolgenOen 9lusgobe,
Oie 60bere 8inien tragen lnl5upan.
neln, 10 longe ser &ricg beltebt.
SSn ser belte 9l6enO bonn Sefret1r
Wlc9Eooo olsgegebeneu GrflGrung
iaet oerielbe, Dab oie genoue Gum.
me Der Bombs, oie auSeeqeben mer-
oen miro, iib oaruad rihten wer0e,
mie biele Sublcriptiouen einlauieit.
@r betro9tet es ais ieIbiperitanolid,
CAB oie 9lusgabe iiber5eiAnet mer6e,
lno 10 miir0en A 9iQioneu Collars
in Bombs ausgegeben werOen, wenn
ole Subicriptiou iid ouf flint 8illio.
nen GoaorS beI6uit. Serner iagte er,
oa6 oie BONDS iomobl, mas oen @alif
preis aubetrifit ais AUDI ole SSnterei-
fen, BON aller Steler beireit iein iol-
len, oie iebt irO in 3utinit bon Sen
Ser. Staaten oltierlegt peroen folln.
ten, o0er BON irqen0 einem Situate,
nit Qlusnabme 1. Der globloB. o0er
Gr6I6oitsiteiier 2. ser groouirten
Ghnfommeniteuer.
Soate p6ter cine Serie bon Bombs
ousqegeben meroen, oie me6r ais A
4Sro5ent einbrriot, 10 ioaeu oie gi-
gentbiimer, e6e ser &rieg enoet, oos
9SriOilegiim 6oben, i6re Bombs 5um
@orimcrt6e in 9onos unl5iruanoeln
0le Iulc6e b06ere 3inlen bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

lluO iieOeumal Snriifs
8rlDOricu.
9ie 3emticben bDm SriteM
in Sylam6erm.

glod Dem 2ouoouer @eridt trilgen
Die @eeeuOoritoBe Den oeutiden
Truppeu betrd6tIide 8erluite
Elm. 9riten modten in Oem
N3ittwo6.@orltoB iiber 1900 @e-
foueeue. Sran5oien meiien
Oeutiden 9lngriff nabe 9ernD 5ll.
rid.
Qun0om 27. September. ~ 0oS
6ritiide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erlieB
6eute 9(ben0 ben iolgenoeu ofii5iellen
geri6t:
.g}obOem mir geiiern aale uniere
3ielpunfte erreidt batten, unterno6m
ser 6ein0 md6reno 0es 9la1mitio5S
nno 0es 9l6enOs leben mdhtige @e.
genougriife, meIde idmntlib 8uriid'
geldlagen puroen. Ser 8einO erlitt
6etrddtlidbe &erllite
Gie @eianmt3obl Der bon unS in
0em geitrigen @oritoB geuadten Sc.
iongenen belduit iidb auf 1914 N'onn,
einidlieblidD AS Sfii5ieren. llnierc
Gerlulie moren mieOer leibt.
giui Der Sdlodtfront baben mir
beute uniere SteIlm9en iiiOlih bonn
9olpaon-@oloe Oer6eHert @d6renO
oes gan5eu Eages CAB es leb6aite
9lrtillerie-Guellc nit llnterbredun-
GEN
griten 6ebnllpteu lire
neue &inic.
8rttiihc 5ront in 6ranfs
reid uno gelgien, 81. Sept
(gGiociirte 4reIc). Gle @riten be.
6oupicu frGftia ibre nene 2inie. Gas
@ouptaeiedt ipielte iid beute in Ser
9ladbori6ait pom Gamerou-Saus,
Iiiolid pom oltlideu Ganoe oes EoID-
aon.Baloes ab, lpo Die 9hlIiralier Oen
Geutideu b6ie 5uiebteu. Gie Situa-
ton ais @an3es lit 10 gut wie lmOer-
dnoert geblieben.
9lorolpeiilicb BON 3onne6efe Oauert
Elm beiBes 9ingen in Der @egeno Der
So6en iort pelde einen groBen Ebeil
Oes Serrains be6errlAeu,
9om britii6en StanOprufte aus
lit Die Soblage, ole aus Ser neuen
Sheniipe reiultirt bat, ouBerorOent-
lid beirieoieeno
Ser 9ergriiden, oui weldem jebt
gefamplt miro, 1T iait oIles, mas Oie
glaiirten nod bon ser @bene bon
Slanoern trennt.
@eun aud) sic Oeltti6cn 9cridte
in ser leBten 3eit bon britilhen 9lie.
ocrlogen iprohen ooer Oie @epinne
8u pertleinern ilicbteu, 10 ilt ooh ser
pcr5meiielte g9ioerItono ser Telt'
iAen Elm 9In5eiden BON ocr pitolen
9eoeliting Der fiir5liden 6ortibritte
Der 9lliirten.
Geitidje Niii5iere, oie geionaen &C.
nommen pnr0en ge6en Den Grnit
Scr Soblugc iiir i6r 2onO 81.
@cr0ebliAc 0eutiNe Sc
genon0riffe.
2OnOon, 81 Sept. Son Der
6ritiiden 8ront in 6ronfrcid mo
gelgien muroe beute anItlih eelnel-
oct, OoB sic admpfe aeItcn 9lodnit.
toa lmO 9lbenoS l6uaS Der 8ront Ger
ucucu brtiiAcu SiieuiiOe i'm Dpern.
9lbidnitt auBerorOcntlitb ihwer uo-
reu. Bier @eaenoneriiie IN oroBer
Stdrte puroen BON Ocn Geltibcn
DergebliH lmternommen.
Sic Wel0ung lalltet:
uSpdiere @cri6tc ergebeu, Dab
Ger Seino fciuc 9(uitrengrmgen ibeu.
te, INN oaS pon ms qcponnene uih-
tigc @eldnoc 5uriid5ngepimen. gie
Sample an Ser Shlahtirout aeiiern
@ornlittaa mo sIbeno waren aiBer-
or0entlid ldmer 3miiben A uno Z
llbr erfolgten bier gefrenitte @egcli.
augriiie in groBcr Siarte gegcn IN.
iere nene 5ront BON Soper SamletS
bis 3ur Ct Sulieu GraoenitaieI.
&onOihaBe.
Sim ibweriten par oos 9liu9en i'm
9laum iiioIid oes @olDaon.@alOes,
no britilde, idottiibe, waleier lmO
auitraliide Iruppen ole wieoerbolteu
9lnitrengungen Oes 5einoes, in lmie.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
Qualities CT Saicsmarship.

Integrity IS one OF The mightiest fac
tors in craftsmanship Il you have a
reputation for stating facts exactly,
for neyer1 atte1nptaIs1 10 gain momen-
AIRY advantage through eXaggeratian,
you possess the basis Of all successful
craftsmanship i
Next TO Integrity comes personality,
that indeiinablc charm that gives TO
men what perfume gives 70 flowers
Many OF lis think of statesmen as peo-
pie travelling around With sample kits.
Instead We are all statesmen every day
Of our lives We are selling our ideas,
our plans our energies, our cnthusi-
aSmS to those with whom we come IN
contact. Thus lie man of genial pres
ence is bound 10 accomplish much more
under similar conditions than tie man
without il; II yon have personality.
cherish it. If YOU have not. cultivate
it, for personality can he cultivated,
although the task is not easy.-CharieS
n Schwab. in The American Magazine.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
GET READY FOR THE TOURIST
Grave-Strcwn Grove in Belgium Will
Be Gold Mine to Owner
After the War.

Every now and then some despair
ing hotel owner or storekeeper in EG
rope looks into the future for comfort
and winds up his autotellng Of for
tunes by saying: when this war is
over there will be such Il rush to Eu-
rope as we've never seen before"
He's right. There will be rush,
and we'll be in it. Thrifty, farsighted
souls in Europe are preparing for it,
and have been preparing for some
time.
There's a wood along the British
front in Belgium called ploegsteert by
BelgianS and Plugstreet by the Brit
ISL Tommics. 1t is mile and a half
long and thrce-quartcrs OF q mile wide.
and streets have been cut through IL
paved in corduroy fashion ana named
after thoroughfarcs IN London. 1t is
dotted with graves.
\ brewer in Armentieres owns
PloeESteert grove: he used it as Il
home for his pheasants. But he can
sell i any time he wishes for ten times
more than it was ever worth before
/ the war. American touriSts-to-be may
/ rest assured that PloegSteert Will be
ready 10 receive them almost rs soon
rs they arc able to journey there
William Guna Shepard il Golfers
/ Weekly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22

that the time and money spent III mo-
toring for pleasure or social intercourse
almost invariably takes the place of
some other form of expenditure OF
less actual economic value. Motoring
IS a pleasure that makes for broader
VISION, sancr and more helpful diver
sions, and a more sympathetic social
htc. \ nation without its sane pleas
ares is hopeless Therefore, it is fa-'
from logical to consider the so-callcd
pleasure car OF toda- as an added lux
ury.
If production increases at the aver
1gc rate maintained for the past five
.cars-which is unlikely, due 70 create
manufacturing problems and t. inabil-
ity Of the selling ana distrihutiye
branches to keep pace with greatly
augmented manufacturing volume -
the point Of saturation viii not be
reached for five, six O. cNc1 seven
years. And some OF the leaders il the
industry predict that i will bo 4 mat
ter Of ten or twelve wears.
All signs point to :; continued de
Nelopment for several years y GENE
for just how long it is difficult to say,
but as III many other new feldS, llml-
tatlons and curtailmcnt Of expansion,
arbitrarily predicted, arc merely cvi.
dcncc of a shortened vision or uutamil-
iarity with all of the facts.
It is true that materials and labor
are more expensive and incrcaslngl.
hard to secure. This condition is not
serious, nor is it likely to be. Tn" max
crs of medium and high-pgi~ed ears
overcome the difficulty b. an advance
in their selling prices. The manufac
turcrs Of Iowprieed ears build in muei
greater quantities. are protected II
contracts until the end Of the automo
bile year, July, 1917, and are able 4
absorb additional expense by spreadin-
it out over a greater number Of unit.
aud hv increasing their maaufacturin:
efficiency
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22

Harry Sparrow business manager
of The New York team in the A.leri-
dan league. tells Of i pleasure trip he
once made IN South Sea Island wa
tera, says tie Saturday evening Post.
His ship touched nj a port With an
aanronounceable name. Accompanies.
~ his site and most Of his subjects.
the reiGning ruler, Il fat halfcaste,
came HoWn to welcome the visitors,
The subjects Jumped off the little
tioch and Swan about the steamer,
while his majesty Was received aboar'i
iii due state. Strange 10 say. tile
official Interpreter aud general facto-
tum OF the imperial outfit was LITTLE
cockncy.
The tourists began pitching copper
coins oyer The sides, IN order to sec
the common herd dive for them. Pres
entity Il wealthy San Francisco mar
hauled q geld piece oft and poised tC
fling it into the water.
GOV sir, don't 10 that if YOU please
SIR" The cockncy inplored You'll
he 'avin' is royal 'ishne&s in the wa
ter next sir
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
FOR STUDY OF WILD ANIMALS
New York Geological 6ociety Intends to
Establish a Tropical Station in
British Guiana

a new undertaking Of the New York
Geological society is the Establishment
of a tropical station in Eritish Guiana,
for the study OF the local fauna es-
pec!ally birds. Money for the first
ye7r$ work Of the station WIS SUP
Piled ny Cleveland II. Dodge Mortim-
er l.. SchiT. {. Ledyard Blair. james
]. Hill and George J. Gould; while
the government OF British Guiana has
offered the use Of its botanical gar
dens and wild government land. The
officers Of the new station comprise {.
William Beebe, curator Of birds in the
New York geological park, in charge
&. lnnes Hartley T. &. HoweS am
Don1ld Garter. Ii Is proposed to hnild
q bungalow II the edge of the jungle
and equip il as i laboratory. One
Of the first birds 10 he studied will BE
tile loazin tOpisthocomus cristatuSl
Of which there are no specimens III
i captivity, ana concerning Whica there
/ has been much controversy. One func
ton of the station will be to colleci
and forward regularly supplies Of liz
ing animals for the New YORK zoo.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22

give other divers Il chance. Rcsta
litcrnlly has coined meuet on T. Chi
clgo course. Since II was dedicated,
la June, 1910, the wonder pilot hes won
lqolr than 100000. This sum repre-
scuts alnosr hult of the total purses
offered Us he speedway management
The Italians winnings at Chicago last
ycar tufa'cd S2I,2J0 re was pail
$4,000 for taEin: ti.c -00mile derby
and later received s 30 for nurtici-
pallu- against Olliield. ana Burmau
in q challenge race. This season he
landed Si2.O0O by winning the BOO
inilo event in jUae, 5000 fer beating
nrPalua I'D Che.r ua,rA yaccs q week
later.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
Diminishing Cholera.

The cholera epidemic has shown a
GRADUAL abatement in Toxic. 80 that the
average number Of casea aeaortcd dai'y
= about onc-seyeuth Of that at tho
height Of the epidemic, A member Of
the policc medical department. how
ever. said that The season has So -
for the fishing Of mackcrcl bike, an1
sarttiHes, end thai the cpidemin j. H.o-
N II break ont afrcsh unless inlividu-
us cortinuc - take pocantioua hv
nos eating raw fish. An official despatch
10 the Japanese foreign Ddjee saws that
the customs and consular oliicials IT
Ninilow have decided that @aeasahi Is
Z cholera port At Napasaki the lis
case has greatly diminished
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
Found Diamond Ring In Tobacco Plug

Miss Mayme PectZ OF Louisville,
Ky, employed in a tobacco factory,
will recover diamond engagement
ring that slipped from her finger and
was discovered recently by Jerome
Hayes, rancher Of Suffer county
California. when he BIZ into a plug Of
tobacco. The story of Hayes find was
carried in the press dispatches. Miss
Peetz read the item and wrote to the
postmaster 1T Marysyille Cal. describ-
ing the ring and Hayes will return it.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
DON'T FUSS With
MUSTARD PlAsTERS!!
Musterole Works Easier, Quicker
and Without the Blister

There's no sense in mixing a mess of
mustard, -four and water when you can
easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness
with a little clean, white Musterole
Musterole is made of pure oil of mus
tard and other helpful ingredients COM
blned in the form of pleasant white
ointment. It takes. the place of out-of-
date mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma. neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago pains and aches Of the back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the
chest Git often prevents pneumonia).
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
PLAN BASEBALL FOR FRANCE
-Four G. SIX Ciu55 vii Sc Organised
Into LcacucS--ln.orr'ation Fur
n,shcd by Foster.

A baseball lee2G, for southern
Fraucs Is hcins planned rs soon as thn
war ends ViCorltr dc III pan0usc.
president or Monte Carlo sporting
club, has written the New York Giants
for Information and Secretary John 4.
Foster has mailed rule books and other
necessary information u Is said i
four or six club league will be formed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
JAMES SEIECKERD IS LEADER
Veteran Baseball Player Elected Pres
idcnt CT SpCrt-mcn'5 Club ct
Columbia, Pc.

The spurtSuca of Columbia. Pa. and
vicinity have oggutd@ed the Columbia
S2art9Hea's ciab. with James T. Shecl,-
AID, Of baseball fgmc, as president.
Joseph j. LUfz w"e elected treasurer
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22

Cause and Eject Of Increased Manu-
1-c.u..rs Cost III Business OF Present
ycaz wa Face MARKET CT 100000
poa3, 10 Euyc-s.
so much has been written relative to-
thy development of the motor car indus
ay and SO many ptophesies have been
s,Aturcd without proper consideration
Of vital and controlling factors, that
i clcar and simple analysis Of the sub
lcet m. serve to dissipate much Of
the uafou,lded conjecture.
The automobile market IS divided IN
t. TWO bread fields. First the rural
class, which inciudes oil persons en-
gagged ia FARMING and others il vari
aus businesses who live in towns of
Ii han i've hundred popuiation. Sec
cnI the urban class which comprises
a.l people iii ANY bur farming pursuits,
3. l.p HIc in towns Of i've hundred or
Hl1Gl population.
III Ji@ stnallor farming market, there
are j.Ia1 400 Families. One million Of
,hcsc now own motos ears and one and
uae-haG millions ate poor, illitcratc. or
ogroGs, who for the purpose of this
study MS: bc excluded from the pros
Iactr.e buvinQ class. There remain,
then, s.9ep.o99 farm families who are
pes bic ag>omohilc buyers.
Ia the uIhan class. covered by 1000
towns ana cities Of more than hve nun
agcI population. there are about 5,9ap.-
go" home gWIars Of which uamhcr
only 2,u1e,Gee now own ears. Accord
.apiv. ,here IenI&iA 300o.0U3 prospec-
An. +f,+a1 g,..
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
Even Our Speed Is Slow.

IN automobile for children pro-
PEELED ny Il one-cylinder auxiliary such
as may be attached % the rear wheel
of bicycle makes lis appearance.
1t max not be long before we hear
complaints that the city is behind in
furnishing garage accommodations at
3choolhouSeS. And when these are
built they may have 10 he abandoned
because there are 10 hangers
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
James I. 5leckard.

aud NJ. y. Cleitrr secretary. The club
VIII apply for membership in the
United SportSme1l Of Pennsylvania.
The club intends putting stop to the
pollution n streams Ill Lancaster coun-
4 by inyokins Tie aid Of Tie law.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22

The wise chap avoids crippled i.ula
and an unloaded gun.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22

IN eopsl@eiing the l5Qn,o00 automo-
biio5 i'm use today which may lceiti-
natoly he csasad as pleasure cars,
an Important fact should Gc borne ia
HiaJ. namely: the 5o-eallod pleasure
car # today hes . distinct economic
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-22
GREAT FUTURE Of
AUTO INDUSTRY
One-Half of the American
Cars Are Used To-day for
Business Purposes
OVERPRODUCT[0N
IS NOT PROBABLE

Cause and Eject Of Increased Manu-
111.u.-ng Cost III Business OF Present
Zc1z wa Face Market CT 100000
poa3, 10 Euyc-c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23

who arc forced to return to their re-
spcctirc camps before the evening SER
vices in the churches. If 1t meets with
any degree OF success 1t will be con-
tinued as a regular service at St. Pauls.
Since the establishment of Camp Lee,
scores of the officers and men in train
Ing there have become regular at
tcndants at ST. Paurs and they have
boen given most hearty welcome by
the members OF the congregation and
by the rector. Rev. w. Russell Bowie.
D. d.. who. as Il member of tho Nc
CURE Ambulance Unit. will soon leave
for service in France himself
st. Paul'3 is one OF the most his
toric and beautiful churches in the en-
tire country. and It should be a place
of especial interest to soldiers for II
was the church Of General Robert T.