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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04
Collectors Sale for Taxes.

By virtue Of the taxes due the West Lib.
erty Graded School District for the year
1915, will, on
Monday, january 8, 1917,
ut being County Court day. at the front
door Of the court house in West Liberty,
Kentucky, at l o'clock. p. M, or there.
about, expose for sale at public outcry, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash in
hand, the following real estate, to-wit:
One house and lot stu ated OH Broadway
street, in the town of West Liberty. Ken.
lucky, and bounded on the east by Broad
way street, on the north by an alley, on the
west by an alley and on the south by j. H.
Coles barn lot, .,}..
Levied on as the property Of A N. Cisco,
to satisfy his taxes fol the year 1915 due
the West Liberty (Sy) Graded School Dis
trict, amounting to $27.95, including cost.
JIM. CoTTI,E,
go Collector.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04
Marshal's Sale for Taxes.

BY virtue Of the taxes due and unpaid to
the town Of West Liberty. Kentucky, for
the year 1915, will, on
Monday, January 8, 1917,
III being County Court day. at the fro OF
loor Of the court house in West Liber ~,
kentucky, at ! O'Clock, p. M, or ths re.
about, expose for sale at public ousrny. to
the highest and best bidder, for CASH in
hand, the following real estate, toewiE:
One house and lot situated Oh Broad, gay
street, in the town Of West Liberty, u en-.
lucky, and bounded on the east by Bh ad.
way street, on the north by an.alleS On the
west BY an alley and on tho south byJ H.
Coles barn lot.
Levied on as the property Of A. MIC isoo,
to satisy his taxes for the year lob due
said town, amounting to $22,l2, inollD ding
costs.
I'M. COTTnE
Marshal Town of West Libss ty.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04
.ysserIou. disease.


Mall reports that q mys-
ase which paralyzes the
111 aecends to the heart,
- >ueone.. has oyertaken u gang
bon dock Chinese hands who
enGaked In salvihg the s. s.
@1ic1 ran aground of
couple Of months ago.
Tes delayed through the
1eu|c. which has taken hold
< ~tfseFs The Blue Funnel s.
>|sInacbQe brought up from Cape
PIE rev survivors who were at
conveyed to a hospital where
condition has been watched with
concern By the medical frater-
30 far the disease has not been
"a. The captain of the Blue
boat said when he called at
rilla he was informed that
.elt disease had broken out
opg the Chinese salvage crew and
eh Of them had died. Fifty-eight
. taken % board and hurried with
s-Patch to- Hong-Kong.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04
Fine Farm for Sale.

KNOWN AS THE j. ID. HENRY FARM
2S acres, miles from West Liberty Licking river; 40
bottom and in grass two good orchards
good stock bans fine twooy dwelling and houses
Farm well watered and has has three four vein of BIZ
luminous COAL All outbudngs and fences excellent repair
Terms made known appca to Rebecca A. Henry E. NJ
Henry West Liberty KY, D. S. Henry Morehead KY 32O3m
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04
overdld.It.

Il know q man." said Uncle Eben.
dat KEEP so busy lookin' up fob clouds
VIII silver linin's dat he done walked
into . coal hole"
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04
Usea Of Adveralty.

Adversely has the effect Of eliciting
talents which in prosperous circum.
stances would have lain dormant
Horace
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04

be stands on the top of
ohistown. Pa, about four
town. 1T y a sugar maple
hundred Years old, which
sed rs own life by grating
INTO , much younger tree.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04

Train H. leaving Index 1874 makes onon o. Junction with
L. train for Lexington and Louisville Cincinnati leaving
Junction at 10 0 This
makes connection Jackson with l. Mcobats
train No. leaves Lexington 90 Clay City and Tor
rent makes connection with Camel
City 30 a. Caney II Is and Index 39p.m
Returning train 10 leaves City IL
makes connection O. K Junction
ming via Maloney Clay City, Lexington Passengers
should take this train
L. an train No. leaves Lexington Winchester running
irvine and Bey makes O. Junction with o. K No
TO- due to arrive Camel City pm
This affords Camel
City from both Lexington Mcobe outbound inbound
ion for Index Cauey and other Caney points
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04

4iexander
'otsh doc
Gdetful dis.
6|nes Simp-
.<essor Of
Edinburgh
HStuuhJ
|lorIu, was at
|o1Qce its en-
Into sur
1s48.
we're per-
.[|Es, the pa
whisky and
nile the op-
NO medical
to alleviate
|given credit
b Of chloro-
some works
ne years pre-
by an
Me and
Y Id Sou
EA4 Doctor
--.A -.l-.
Ae room In
tried the
two medi-
s efficacy
meath the
nslderable
ef0re chloro-
rally by the
e denounced
to health,
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04
Look Here For 1t.
Things we all ought to know
but which none of us can
remember, and often
don't know where to
look to find it.

(Of special interest to applicants for
school certificates who are not subscribers,
but who just drop in to get copy gratis.)
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1917-01-04
REAKS

bed In
tree
most
pder
BAYS
tiers
trees
( sec
n IA
sEs
Is on
( over
round.
IL or
that
wrm
spring
The
Of the
4 and IL II
weight of
ter, that por-
general rule,
normal way.
odd shapes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03

&offininN iolte ii9 leioer uls trllgc-
rid erreiien. Se;n 3uItuub Der
I6limmerte fi9 uns er traf Oersangs
nsn 0onnsritdg ais ihrper trnntsr
Mdnn in Der Seimntb fpieber Elm. Der
guti6Infeus, Der Elm liehtr gutter &as
lueroo ipor l!no ith IN ieinem allsJc'
iebllttn SSrellroes- mlo @efonnten'
treiic nIlqemeiner s2ertbidtdslnla UNI
Ste6e erfreitte, NOR nit ,srl. gerth'
ScnfcI3i IN gliifl:dcr Che oernla6It
Gle er NIT eiuem i'm stlter Don 8 SOD
Ten itebenoen anaben binterInft.
Wlit 6rnu angeliua @ue6
ter, 1th. @esmonH, Il cine aeuhtete
brape e.utIhe 5rou 1us benz aebeR
p.Itison. sic bate elm siIter BON So
Subren errei6t unb ois aunoe pon
ibrem glblebeu lpiro ritl perfeblen, IN
ipeiten a1eiien oufrittige 5ruGs-
padsurrTen. Die 9eereiguna finbei
an 5rsttog Wiprgen bpm 5r1uer-
bauIe, 300 9aureI Strdfe, aug itat.,
pprauf in Der St. SpIepbs Sir9e eir
feierIites Rsquiem uogsbalteH pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
perissai. i.N stiles.

Scrr Soiepb 2innemann H.
956 Glherou apenre, rairoe oou leI'
ner Gjattin 9tcreie nit einem Iodi.
terhcu bcid,enft. bns zen Ramen au'
qela. erbieit. % bas tleiuc ,SranIcin
Itrei 9iinlten nadl slnbrudJ ocs ren,n
ssohres iib eiRiteate, Siiritc es Hie
slus5eidlmlng genieBcu, oos eritlcbo'
rene aiuo i'm Sabre 1917 in rniercr
Stobt sn iein
sfifter aIfreb 6. fippert
bat aeIiern ans 5rcntfiIrt am gtuin
lie I:ancrbotitnft RON Dem Iblcban
tcs ,SliegerIeutnauts urt@ q II r
crboItet, Der, erii 81 SATIRE ult, een
ScIoentpo iiirs gnterIur1S eeitorben
'iit. 0cr 8oter res jin,geH OfiBiers.
Or. Mar @aIter, lit ItreFicr Der
WsuiieriGuIe Ill Sranffirt unS rDetltr
Dor oret eSabreu als austoiIi6proiei'
Tor on Ser Columbia llnioeriitat i'm
2anbe. Gr bntte bel Der @elegenbeIt
aud nilf Der bieiieeH llnIoerfitot gor.
trdne sebolten, aIs siiddpr ssippcri
pereaneciles 6riibjabr naf' Ieut't'
Lamb fam. ipeiIte er i'm @altcr' idcil
Sauie uno UNI bieic 3eit bate Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03

junge &urt Inrihorore nadI Dem
BaIfan ertaIten. Gr Duroe am 30.
Sftoter ous groBcr Sobe ab8eIhollen.
Serr Sreo. ". StrebeL Gin
befartier u1S geohteter Siirger uuo
anaeiebener 8eifNftsmarn, ut am
Souutaa @benb i'm Sauic ieiuer Iod.
Ter ssrau Ianiel Wfocre, 3209 8ilbert
9Ipeuue, bel Der er auf @eilI6 DeiIte,
.IobIidJ pom Scoe abgeruien lporoer
Gin Sd,lannniaIl batte ieInem Sebcn
elm 3iel aeiest. Ger 9erblidene, Der
Elm glter BON 50 SSabren erreitlte,
mlmbe in rmierer Staot aeborcu iino
tetricb oreitig SSahre lang cine ptes'
qerei. Geit oielen SSabren mar er Se-
tretar Der 9utbers SiOe 9liiociution.
Die debeugte 6Sottia 6ral, gliinbetb
G trebel iuGpie ole brei Siillber Jab5a
tas innigite 0titpefiihl ibrcr 5ablrel'
ten Sreultoc mo Sefnmnten. G;e
9eide piro belitc siorntitta1 poln
5rauerbauie. 2276 Spritg 8roue
apcnue, nah Ser Sccttiib Ritr Gntbe.
oralc ii6crfiibrt uuo pirS oort non
Ib2 bis 2 l1hr ou5geleot. glIshann iili'
set Die @cS1dtuiiifeier rad frernInt'
reriiden gfiteu itutt.
Serr 8sergt Mperlein. eta
Sobn bes peritortensH Sacob wfcers
lein unb felt BEN Sobe oes 8otsrs
8iseprGiibsnt Der Ghriitian Wperlein
8repinl 60, III sefern Murgen in
ieinsm Seim, 1928 Sbip aOeuue,
IanIt biniibsrsei9lummert in Elm beIs
| ferss sSenieiis. Der gsrFtprbeue mar
idon ieit einieu Snbren bel 9cidiru,i T.
ter @eIunbbsit unb besab nd psrgans
aenen RuDember init isinsr 6amilis
lIiue etliten Grsunoen nah qboerir,
@risonn, in Der Scffnrns. in BEN
milSen Glima feline eiuftiee rpbuit:
GeiunSkit suriidsnerlanssn. Disi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
@erfanst $25.OOo Ssrssusr
baffdm

Wnbe 8. Wr5nipfb. Elm eoIbai
Uncle Cams, Der Der yIieserabtbei.
lung nnsebort unb in Der Wrisbiitsn
y1trii 3u 9lbton Disnf. tbut, bal
ben Jabriianitu aouis Cantor. Der
inn bic Grau abipsnitis ssmatt bab.n
iOa. auf $4,000 p<rtIast. auf 10
bob Dtrani9Iogt sr bic Ser3tus.
ipunbs. bi. ibm Der Bsilnsis seihldssH
tnben icn. Die siniiiss gran WeSn-
ipfb IN isst Jrau Cantor unb ipobni
1910 gpprsb aS.nu.. Shr Wann IN
SSttrsidr unS stabm.iiter Der 4mes
riedn Smeliins ano R.f;nins Co.. ics
.rie Se.retdr Der 4n9or grnb aHo
aluminium, gompanp. Bonn pirib'
iGaiilifen Stnnbpunii aus teirnhs
let, bat bic ebsmaliss SoloaieHfran
',irsH ible6i.n 9auit eemadi. als
iit T@ ron Dem reidsG Jabritant.H
leiniiatrsn lisb.
}raa 9ouis Cantor. aeitieSens
MrSnieib. gsborsns glas Botpmdn.
bate i'd i'm Sabre 1905 nit Wr rSn.
toib permGbIt unb bus iungs panr
MIR Don asniudp ui1 Cincinnati
iibsrgeiisbelt. Ta iis als eriabrenes
Nsbium ii& In htr oi.ritn DimsnIion
in nno aus iannie, psranfaltsts iis.
I'm bi. gintiiniie gu .rbpben. in ibr,.
WobnuEa an 8. uno Scbn Sirabs
jlreimal p0fxntli9 Ipiriliitifhe Sibr
ungsn. gu biein SibrnesH fnub ii9
aud Cantor sin, neil er. pie sr psrs
iihsrte, Elm tnrdairttr anbdustr o.s
S2iritiiisnmumpib fei uno iid fiir
Isiu gtbsn germ i'm 9nuitISimmer mii
ben 9sipobnsrH nr pisrten Simtniton
uHisJbalts. WeJntOf5 bekaupt.i bas.s
ssn, Cantor bate fih NIT Dem hiibs
intn Wtoium bel lis6tr unitrbdlttn,
70 bnB er, iIahbsm bic 6ibunstn. oi.
iiie iiber Wlitternoft binaus ssouusri
bIiisn. poriibsr iparm, ins=er nod bsi
ibr sebIiebtn Isi. Dos fast We5ntpib
IN Isinsr Rlass.
Bis Ju ibrsr Betanntlhntt nit
Cantor mare feline Jriu nett unb Iie6
esuefsn unb iis bittsn ipis Iuritlinu,
Sen suiommtn gtlsbt. S,e dnbtrtt iss
bod itg gsnsbmsu rooifal. IcborD
gonirr itrs NsbtnsrTabs ssireu5t bGt'
Il. ipurbe SGniiid unb font unnngs,
ntbm unb i6li,bIin bafe iis i'm aaf
Sdxibuns peril1et. 1is Gteioung
lpurbs ibr aud alHfdna DOrisen Sab
sss psfrGbrt, unD am 20. WIr5 1915
rsi9ie lie 5errn Cantor ibre 1onS
unS 3fpar idiir,t, Der blinbe Wuni5i'
pafritisr Bel ben ,esIiHen anoisn.
Cantor, bsr JunsssisIIe por, tDobnts
pnmals S54 MpdbaIs ?lpeHue un0 feline
Nrdni fGttt ibre Wotnuns No. 1910
Gyprsb MDsuus. bic isblss Ganiori4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
gir sRain Strahc aaniIente.

Die Main Gtreet Wtsr6unts Ghos
ciatipn bat am 9isnitao. %. Suuu1r,
iGbrli6e geGmtenpabl. Die nohbss
n1nnten Spei 5idets iprrbsH aufses
itelt:
Rotbes 5itet - grdiiesnt: 6eoree
9. @roB;,griter @iSsproiioeut: Gbas.
gasler; Stpettsr g3issprdiibcut: 8
aIimper; Setretdr: Sbomus g
Scullb; SfuBmciIter: @iuium G.
Gtrautmupn; 9irsttpren: 8. ). GU
denbsrger, Gbipurb Sdefn.r, Mal
&qppncr, gurI u. auhr uno Go'
pdrb Steinle,
gluues 5idst - Brdiibeni: SeoruI
oft; @ritsr @iseprditpent: Dtuiau
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
Mns ben Oerihtsb6iea.
1fuas ipat sutSsdt GaSe s. aRe.
5nioil bic inn seidIasene
Ser5enswnnbe.

slls beileroes giIaiter iou Der Sabri
ta.t 2oui5 Cantor nit $2a,0oC
heraasriifen. - 60 bed iddst el
fle ibm angebIih ebipe.itig &C.
mahie @attin Elm, hie er' jcoof
id)on ourd cine nnOere eriett babcr
iolI. = Cine Mage nit ieuiotioneI'
lem 9eiseidrnaf. - Sran gabett.
Il. sslein als eblc g8oblttdteriu. =
SinterIdbt ie $500 on selin Gnital
ten. - Sdeioiinesflascn lmo feiu
Gnbe. = Sonitiges aus Siatiiiaa
beiligen Sollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
Refioens, onssaebsn.

Refioens, ungeseben.
WeSntofb bltts bic Sdsibungs
tlase ieiner Satin Hi1t beaniiano.t
ionbern ii6 bel Der 9lrmee aniperbsr
lafen, I'm als 5lieger an Der meritl.
nifden 9rsnSe i.iHsn Gram unbaum.
msr 5u Oerseifsn. Damn fei Ct mad
Oapion in bic Wriebtfds 4sropInn'
fabrii periesi iporben. unb ba lei i'm
Der 9e5nrte getommen. tpis idbIe1i
er 6ehanbelt iporben iei. Dos iog nun
itin RadfOlser in Der 3uneisuns Sel
einfiisen Satin bur9 ein 5er5ens'
pfIaiter our S09e DOn S25. 200 iDisSsI
gut MAIDEN.
glie bic @ertpanbten bes gstlagtsu
ertidren, fsi bas gensbmen apuia
Gantors fsiner jetiseu gattin sessns
iiber Gin bOlIis torrettss sepeisn un5
ss muibe ionbtrbar an, babWc Jnioib.
Der sesen bic Sdeibungstlnge abioIui
ni9ts ein3upenoen bate, iebt nit si,
ner ShdbeueriaBfIase ipeseu gnt'
frsmbuHs ber 2iebs ieinsr Gattin
tpmme.
Di. isbiss syrau Cantor ertldrt.
bab Iis bereits bon WeJntoib ssirennt
Isbte, aIs fie NIT ibrem iebissn MaHu
in ben ipiritiitii6en Sibuns.u be.
tdnnt puroe. Dor aht obsr nsun Sab
reu bate iie I6on sinmnl bic abiibt,
ii9 BON ibrem Wanns i4eibsn 5u Iais
fen. bod i.i pieber cine W.rI5bnuns
suftanbs setommen. Sbr Gatte Doll!e
Elm amsritaniider 3sprelin tptrbsn
unb Elm aufti6iff rfinben unb bami.
bdtte r fein Gelb perpulpert. WenI
ssrabs Der Grfinberseiit ibn sspadt.
lei CT 10 nrp6s gsiptIsn, bab eE f9Der
mar, nit ibm aus5uiommen. sic bdtt.
Jpn msbrmals perlaHen, fsi aber ins
mer ipi.bsr OeranlaBt norben, Su ibm
5uriidsuisbren. llnb 5par aus Mits
i.ib. 9ur9 ibre grsStipisgsrmuttsr
ipia sJrau Cantor aud in grfabruns
asbrd4i brben, baB i5r sriier gdtte
ii4 iu3piIdsH ebeufa[ls pisosr Derz
beiratbei bat.
gabats 8. alsins ssfas
ment.
Dos 5sTiament Der unldngIt pers
itprbsnen Grau 8abstte 8. alein Dnrs
be aeitern I'M probatseriht 5lir Be
iidtisuns sinssrsidt. DER RadIab
ipiro auf $4,000 ssI6dBt nrS Don
eiefer Summt bat bic 1eiiatorIn
5000 fit pobitbdtise anRalttn aus
ssisst. Gs Iino bsrtu sehn nambutt
gsmabi unb ieoe sirpelns purbs nit
$500 bsbadt. gs iinb bas jiibiitle
Maiisnbaus 5u gleDelanb, llniteo
ssSerpiTb CHARITIES. aiociat.b gba,is
ties, GbiIbrtn's Some. Rsipsbop's
prot,eiipe 2lHoeiaiiou, SiDtides 4ls
t.ubeim. sSiibifdss 9oipital. Sioifts
ainbsrbeipabrdnitalt unb bas Rsse-
WoiIsnbaus BON Cincinnati. fotuie be
iiieiI6s lanbpirthihaftlide SduIe gu
3pplsstppn. ga.
Die Ri4te Der Grblaferin Glara
@olbbsrs 3u Rap yort, srbdIt $780,
600 unb mas Don bisiem Gelbe nah
BEN sobs Der Grbin nod ibrig 1T,
faui bann 5u sIeihen SbsiIsn ibrsu
Grbsn, 5oipis ben Grben Der Graa
aIein gu. Die gtihts MoIaIinb, Sa'
rpts Don Cincinnati IN NIT $1,000 be-
badt. bic gaibts BABEL Satpbs Mplis
Ttsin NIT $4,000. ibre SHpeiter wsin,
ME aospeH6ers in ct. aUuis NIT
5000 unb ibrs 9riibsr unb Sdps'
fern Jofspb, S,nrp. Bernurb. Sig
numb inb Col. o. Jreiberg.. Woio
MosIsr unb Rpra Greibers. toiDls
ibre G&ipdSgin GIiis Saeobs NIT i
$500.
Sbr grubtr Mbrabdm Greibsrg sr'
hdit $1,000 unb bsr Reit bes Na1'
laiIss fdut an ibrs 9li&ts CLARA GoIs'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
SaffeefranSd)cn.

Der Srouenpersiu fer Griiien
DeuiI6en 4rotrItuntiiheu airts (ssns
flor 8. S1efuer) halt mprsen Rafb~
mittag nm 2 lbr feline Wtrndtspsrs
TammIune perbuuben nit stafises
trdn59en, Die Gditgebeinusn ipsls
rhe irermblilit co3u eiuldben. iInD
frIaenDe 9amsn: Maria StcuDet,
Turta Gtepcs, @Itfubstb SHDars,
iWluHu Stumpe. apuiIa Stodmcrln.
ellie Siritsr, Sopbia Ghliiter, GLia
Gtratbmaun, Wsoria -bDruer nno
garoiinc nuuspebr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03

9isbtnbenSer; 3ipsitsr Gi5eprdiibanf.
@6arles Meatin; SstretGr 9bUmas
9. ScuGp; S6dbmeiitcr; Billium y.
Strautmann; 9irettursn 8. Bumtl
ler, Charles Dupuis, Sciepb 2einins
ger. q. q. RiIt NIB brdrt Binftel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-03
Scnpeitorett

Dir sferiren bic foIsenben erfaHiem, snebarn nnb nnbe
fexrbaru Bombs DeriSener laner 0enominaonen
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-24
GoMPERs HITS PROFITS.
Calls War Gains Coming Of Flesh and
Blood

WASHINGTON, Aug. a. The
American Federation of Labor yester-
day joined the forces working for con
scription of wealth.
Taxation that would "wipe out every
penny of war profits was advocated
by President Samuel Gompers in a state
ment to the United Press. He said:
= In my opinion that rate Of taxation
upon war profits should be such as to
bring them down to nearly peace profits.
For this war our republic has felt
justified in enforcing compulsory mill
tary service at the constant hazard of
health, body and life; to require the
full man power in production and trans
portation.
THAT corporations, companies and
even individuals should have the oppor-
tunity to coin the flesh and blood of
their countrymen into war profits is alb
horrent to justice and humanity and in
conflict with the very ideals for which
our people and their allies are contend
| ing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-24
German Chancellor SAYS
Russia, Britain, France
Were in Plot
WERE EXPECTED
TO CUT UP TURKEY
DR.. Michaelis Tells the Reichstag Com
mittee That He Aims at a Peace Com
promise = Military Situation Fa.
vorable to Germany.

LONDON, Aug. q. - DR.. George
Michaelis the German chancellor, is
reported i'll a Central News despatch
from Amsterdam to have said to the
reichstag main committee that the Ger
man reply to the Papal peace note
would be based on aiming at peace by
compromise agreements, in line with
the peace resolution adopted by the
Reichstag.
\ Copenhagen despatch saws that DIR.
MichaeliS at Wednesday IS meeting of
the main committee, gave further ex-
PLANTATION Of his attitude on peace terms
and the reichstag's resolution The ex-
PLANTATION was evoked BY criticism from
various sides of the committee on the
lack of claritv in the chancellor s ref
crcnceS to peace IN his maiden speech in
the re-chstag.
What purports to be verbatim re-
port Of the speech of the chancellor,
received by the British admiralty per
Wireless Press and through Reuter- s
Hague correspondent. is made public
here. It reads in part as follows:
q As regard our enemies. their num-
Der has increased since the adjourn
ment Of the reichstag BIZ three, namely,
Siam, Liberia, and China. These coun
tries have no convincing reason for
cnmitv against us. They acted solely
under the pressure of the Entente and
the United States, the latter having
great influence over Liberia and China.
We have made it clear to these countries
that we shall bring them to account for
the damage done under international
law to German interests.
After referring to the solidarity of
Germany and her allies, the chancellor
read telegram from Field Mashal
Won lIindenburg saving that the mill
tarv situation was more favorable for
Germany than ever. The chancellor
added:
"Our success on land corresponds
with our success on the sea. In the
month OF july, according to the latest
reports received, 81 900 toms of ship
ping were sunk When we take into
consideration our results on the one
hand and the failures of our enemies on
the other, it appears to be Incompetent
gihlc that our enemies show no DISPOSE
tion to prepare the way for eonsidera
ton of terms of peace, not to mention
peace which includes remuneration.
81 was able to show recently by in
formation regarding Franco Russian
secret treaty what far-rcaching wal
aims France had and how England
supported French desires for German
| land. Onlr recently a member of thu
British cabinet declared that there
! would be no peace until the German
armies had been thrown across tn,
| Rhine. am now able to show tina
| further arrangements were made by tn
| enemy regarding their war aims, SOM
of the details of which were alread,
| made known to the committee on al
| earlier occasion.
Dir. Michaelis then proceeded to stat
just what territory Russia, Britain
! France and Italy expected to secure aft
Ell winning the war.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-24
FRANK SNOW MISSING.
Cavendish Man Disappeared When He
Went to Keene August Is.

CAVENDISH, Aug. 2f--The family
out appeals for help in their search for
him. Aug. - he took train for Keene,
\. H., where he was to call on a physi-
elan for treatment, and he has not been
heard from since He had been i'll and
was in a weak condition.
When last seen he was wearing a blue
herring bone weave serge coat, gray
trousers and dark cap. He was 81 years
old, ) feet 10 inches tall, weighed about
100 pounds and his hair is quite gray.
His family is much distressed over his
absence.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-24
HOPE SUsTAINS EUGENE.
Aged Elk Empress Determined to Live
to See France Freed.

ALDERSHOT, England July 30 Cor
respondence of The Associated Press
During the frequent visits Of King
George and Queen Mary to Aldershot
to review and inspect troops they al
ways call on the former Empress Eu-
genie of France at Marlborough Hill.
Despite the latter S 81 years, her men
tally is alert as ever, says the Liver
pool Post, and she keeps in touch with
the war news as few women of half heI
age do.
Those who know her say that her
greatest hold on life is the fact that she
has so strenuouslv made up her mine
she will not pass into another world un
til the German invader is driven from
France with no hope of returning.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-24
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-24
THIRD DEATH FROM POLIO.
Victim in Waterbury is Ford Shattuck
a Boy of Is Years.

WATERBURY,, Aug 2i-Ford Shat
tuck of this village died Wednesday even
ing. after being i'll As hours with polio
myelitis. This is the third death from this
disease during the present epidemic. The
boy is survived by his parents, by two
sisters, Miss Bcrnice, who is at home, and
Miss Pauline, who is student nurse at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, and brother
Fred, who is recovering from slight at
tack of the disease The body was taker
TO Richmond for burial