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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
Electric an Shoots Preacher.

Bloomington Dec. ll.--Rev. G, r.
Maier was shot by Harry White, an
electrician In the depot at Petersburg.
near here today No explanation was
given here of Whites action. The
preacher is expected TO i've
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
Mrs, Gore Funeral Wednesday. /.

Funeral services for. Mrs. Milan
Gore will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 2 O'Clock at the home on Vine
street. Rev ]. F. vonckx will have
charge of the services. Burial will be
at Ottawa avenue cemetery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
One Killed In Snow Slide.

Denver Colo. Dec, ll.--One man
is dead and four others are injured
today as the result of a snow.slidc
which swept u Moflat railroad work
train from the track at Dixie Lake
thirty miles west Of Denver Engin.
eer Lewis was killed
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
Not Eligible for Service.

Orders from the War Department
are to the effect that all Austrlans
now in the training camps ana can
tonments are to be released Under
the declaration Of war against their
native country they are placed IN the
enemy alien class. This order ap'
plies only to natives of Austria who
have never taken out their first pa
uers as citizens OF the United States.
Where the declaration Of intention
has been filed they have iorsworn all
allegiance to Austria and will not be
regarded as alien enemies,
How many of such have been sent
to Camp Dodge by the three selec'
ton districts of La Sale county can
not be determined without check.
The announcement Of the War De-
partment that these men are to be re-
leased and that selection boards snail
not certify others of this class, and
that additional men Will be asked at
the cantOnmentS and training camps
to meet the deficit which will be
created. is expected to disarrange the
plans Of the three selection boards OF
La Sale county. VI ii is found that n
large number sent from this county
will be released from military serv'
ice, or that there are many Austrians
included among the men waiting
transportation to the cantonment
more men will have to be examined
TO make uD the deficit created by the
War Department order.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
JUDGE Davis in Ottawa.

Judge Davis today is presiding over
the Circuit Court in the absence from
the city OF Judge Eldredge who is at
Springfield attending to his Appellate
duties Judge Davis came yesterday
and will remain here as long as his
services are required by attorneys
OF tho county
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
Report Heavy Firirq.
Win Air Fight.

London, Dec. ll,--News OF a Bri'
tish air victory in which three Bri
tish machines attacked and drove of
twelve German plains was given out
nv the admiralty today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
Blanks Arrive.

The blanks to be used IN connection
with the Questionnaires have arrived
in the city and the local exemption
board has received orders to be in
readiness to mail them out around the
fifteenth OF December but mailing
orders have not been received here
yet.
The blanks viii be mailed out at
the rate oi>5 per cent q day and the
registered men will be given days
to fiji them in and mail them back
to the headquarters Of the local board
No orders have been received here
yet as to the time for the next mere
ment OF selected men TO leave for
Camp Dodge There are still l4j men
to 20 from this district to fiji up the
quota Of men from here
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
Laughing az Trouble.

when a man tells You to laugh ut
trouble" said Uncle Eben, "he always
means your troubles um not his.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
The Worst Evil.

Bad as any government may he. |
cannot he sorse than gnorchy
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11

Hindu Babies are named when they
are twelve days old, and usually by tho
mother.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
WAR COUNCIL BEING
HELD BY THE TEUTONS

The Hague, Dec. IA German
council Of war is being held at Ger.
man headquarters in France to make
plans for Il big drive against the al.
lies on the western front. lnforma.
tion to. this cnect was received here
today.
Report Heavy Firing.
London. Dee. ll.-lleavy firing by
the Germans south OF Lens was re-
ported by the British war office to-
day
The official statement added that
Gcrmany's reactivity increasing in The
same sector
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-11
THE WEATHER.

Unsettled tonight and
Wednesday with prob.
able light snow. Slowly
rising temperature.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25
1ieme omcrikmildbc Jntmjtric.

sn elmer Dor etnigen Sagen In Springfield, @iaF, ~nbgebnHenen
NeriamnIuna Der Rational aHocioton Of Cotton Manufacturers matten
BID GarbenS ~yabrfanten s. s. Stone uno s. Gardner @caerrom, 5uei
Oct be6eutenoIen @ertretr Der denHden Snoufrien 4merfaS. ben bort
herlamHaenen 6abrffauten bunrpolsner Stpfe Ole tr0Iide MttaI1mg,
AB bic an1errfaniaen 5arbfoffe lett e6enio gt feuen, tte Die oeuifen
unn oB anerifa btnhbtid 0ieer er5ugnide iet rom @aslan0e un-
0bbn9ia lei.
Gs III imnerBfn m0sfh, DAB Die genaunten Srren bic gerhdLtnfie,
ha fe 10 geDiffumaBeu npro bono" iprahent etnos rofg gefarbt baben,
aber Nns TIT Der Satahe tenen abbru1, oB unler 2nH0 oIf oteiem
Webee In DEN Ietcn Sa9ren gepnltge Jorti3rthe gen1adt bet umo nod
a1a4t tno 0aB, penn Die @|or5lgdhfet Der oeuiAen 6abrfate aud in
uuubga 6arben nod niat gan5 erreidt iz es MIR cine 6rage Der Belt it,
nann 0idRs Der SAL fn miro.
Ge 0eatideu 6af3etihrtften habcn in Der Iebten Belt p8T9ot
mF Bic groBea Gortihrita, Die bic ouerianiide 6arbftoTnoultrie genaft
Dat bingeDiefen uo bic gefurbtmg, bob 9etdono oReu 10 ungenein
uertueagn ~angLanoihen g2art nit Der Set mebr uuo me5r berGeren
miro, fife atsgeIproden. Gs feben ser Grreidlng Der b0hien 2eihngs.
fdbigfet in nier 8rante aud fInerlet 1nibertufnotuhe Stnoernle
pehrr mos Die 9edaffng 0es Robmaterials nod bic &erurbetrng oes-
ie6en berHft. I'M 8ege. &as ben btefgen 6abritanten 6sber geman9et
Bat mar Oe erabrnng nno Der cine ODER Der a1oere @%e9eiHPro8eB CUR
GreaaNng h~eunSers behe6tar SdaHerungen.
Ole gais fat auer 6arbfofe, ipeGea or 4~nnfufarben lit Der
QphIsntHr, ben mir bier tn 6elefgen @iengcn ds gebenprooutt Der
Masberctnng BADEN Aus oeem aoblenteer founea bier genat 10 CUTE
sarbgn bergereat peroen, nenn 0ns rhfige 8erfobren Sr AnDenotng
foanHt. imo 0as i1eint mon 5rt groBen Iele penigens, IN ben etten
Sahren beHeitet 81 baden. Die feTifhen 5abrifen haben fb bier i'm
2uaoe Der gyarbenin0uine oesbalb 10 menig gauiomet ipal fe binfthtlih
See grniieg nit Dem gasIdaoe nmt fonfarriaren fonnen- gt 6em
nguen berbeIerten gera9raf, oas Die Observation-Disclosures e%tngeft5rt
Aaben, miro inoeief oa1 0iees Sfnoernis i6eapln0en un0 in uperem
Rna0e cine en0unrie gehhafFen peroen fur 0eren 3roontte IN friAeren
aaAra 9faionea ro abermnionen bon Collars ms auslano gtngeh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25
Srci6dfert.

Die srnge un0 grriftana bon 5reibdfen miro boraustdtlu1 Ore
nadHg 1ieungsperio0e 0s aon9reieS beIhdiigeu. als oor6ereuenoe
aRa5reaeL bat Ser 4bgeor0nete 9fuaraD Sul6ert berers etnen qnrog I'M
6aue engg6rudt, ourd ben Die Sefretdre oes Grteges, 0s Shasants
mo oes Sau0els nfgeor0mt ner0en Dem aongreB iber oe yf0ghbfet
Der Gri1turag ooH Sreibafgn In ben Ser. Staaten al berihhn @be N
hdr 4ngelegenhet Elm @eidluB geaBt iDerDen font piro fd DIE aot-
ue1ghet erge6en, aablrade Nttgie0er Iber 6aS g3eRn bon 5rebateu
aTgMIarea.
.. SO erbo6 6dipidsmefa ei rebnbIifanides 9litgfe6 os aasi6uiies
fur 491el un0 @ese, ME Der 4bgepr0nete 5ulbert berihtet eTrndaoe
gpgen oe grortaatng oeg gLntrogs, neil Der betrefFenbe 8err Der anftht
mar. Is bonoIe Hh babel I'm Elm frei2an0ler6es Trqett. Gin iolbes
lnur0e natarIih NIT Dem b5biten S6ue5oa uift rnberernbar fem 1Ho
aIGanein Gefprohen, Der 50hftrae 6s 1arHs elmer Station rnr 5lu
aOrtsI geehm. 9entidIano, weIdes Dem ~9ofidnb8oa. bulotgt berst
een foEneH iAr fHsHhen JreBafen m 8anburg, Dabren0 oas Tre9anos
IsrHde EngIan0 fenen BAT, neil es Jpn e6n nidt braudt
Gin 5refbafgn 1T Gin iolher, In Dem Sdiffe lire 2dIten entoDen
g5unen, p9ne mf 0e ublden geidr1ufungn uno 8er809ernngen. 81
fpBaf, 0e oDa On 3~oG6eb5roeu nfrIegt meroen. Ser enridtng fegt
DT @eoaBfe Der gmutiguug oes San0eI5 3ugrun6e Sic 8orretfe beg
F~yrdbafens fn0 Oan gsohstun uno Der fomnerieaen 8oblfabt 9an'
gnngs ii HobpH 4aBe 5agute gefauunea, oen nde Sdiffe BADEN m
DEM 6orasea 9aeu lire 2aounsea geoibt Die bort utter anoeren Der
bdhnilaa Hbeaanpt ndt angefegt batten. Ger 6reibafen gerat a6 III
Iener Aeie NIT benz eetldea Sodterif in 9onflft 8enn Die 8aren
nnd ibreu GnAaonngen In SpefAern uHerge6raft fn0 uno in Geltihs
ia0 neefauit peroen foaen, 10 mB oanH natirIid Der ge}esllAe Gin
aangsSoa besab1 ueroe. 8er0en file ieoof me0er ousgelbrt 10 mo tie,
spbne oB Fb Egen0 nede SdUerigtenen einteQen, bon naen ab-
nnban beFret.
gab Wnfft bieer Observation-Disclosures miro es fh fr Die Ser.
fH8han Si01tsa ent9te0a empebn, mem neHigtens EN- Sert1 NIT
sf1neT oerurhgqm GinrbnHg genadt mer0en maroe. Ser 8ongreB loute
jeaea1aas 0eH IN gfeoe Ieben0en antrag na1er trehn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

Ts anertnide gdf 1T pdbpn6 0a Iesen Sa6res in ~mn3abfgen
H0r5fdn Der beunnden GrHe a8 oas berifnen0ernhfe Der gat hinge.
Neat noroen. Sn oieier a%aihuIOigung Iegt fderi4 Elm 5emlia 8roBe9
H0rndea Ma1rbgt. Goh fam aud gleih bin5ugeFlgtt peroen,, oaB Die
nnmrifanil5e 6ausfra1 ibe gang bdon0eren Sparlgeu6en bot, Die an0ea
rem 2euten ais ghlar bnnen tonpten. 9ber oas MIR nebenbeL
Gonet BITE 0etib=mrifaniite Smtsfraa IN getrodt fonrrt, tit Der
NortDarf eiHer nrihpen0eri1en MISUNDERSTANDING ie0enfols unbegruns
BET Cine frugae sun6 bod ndbrbotc alde uo cine umfidti8e 0efono-
Ma In Der ibrigpn 2ebenabaLnrug fO in oeutfben 6umiien anTifas
Die 9ageL : 9eadt ff n1t geiagt 0B uner ben 4nfor0eungen, nie fe
De 8etberbdItaie feleg bic SporhGenoen nidt nod Elm gHt 2el or-
ggabert DerDen fonnen.
be rot feinen 3Ded, fh iber Sic geuarung auf5pregan. Ge 4uf
aafe III ibr nT9gGdit a~ns5utpeiden ir geDHiernaBen EN- Shnippdea 81
INngea, mos ar better gefdeaen fann inoen Die 6rai Is ib sir Sift-
f1nnr uaamI in Slide rmO Suus ale 6nger8etge on oenen Is gerdoe IN
nen IQeea @tonatcH nbt febte, aenHienbaft at erproben. Ole cite Souttne
0S @a1sbaIs lit nht notgeorungenernnBen Die bette, o0s ate 8Cette,
~ Dem man fd bemegte, mag utt geraOe 0as bequemte lno bortetl
bnnafe fan.
Gs laBt fb init sanider 5ider9et boralsagen oB ielbft INIT oent
hahen be10r0Ii4en eiagrefen Die 2ebensberbGItnie in ben %tomman6en
aRonnieu uno Sabren idDieriger pn meroen, ais in Der 9ergunggbeit.
% beBt as oa, ieOen Cert ipore1 Der geipart petoen fann- gft
9Eect bolt man 6aas, NIT gSenigea tonrt man aus, Iat 1a5 5priud=
rort, lHn feline Aa5rbet Dr0 ieoem etnleudten, Der Den @erud maft,
nt wgnager ms5ufonHnens as bisber. Die 9ede Der Griten8 lit fnapper
~auge1ntteu as fraber: uno per f9 nht nod Der 8efe fredt oem
baden Die Fife tH1eoedt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

Gie Sem gorfer Zines" brift
in btttere &Iage aus iiber Die Qmeri.
gauer bon nidtoeutider 9bitont.
mung, sic binter ben amerifouern
ION oeutiher @ebrrt uno glbitom.
muna in oeu 3ei6uungen ouf bic
5reibeits auteibe 3uriifitebetL in0cm
iie iogt: Dgs iheint, oaB sic i'm
grslono @eborenen Elm groBeres
8erlnngen nad 5reibeits. Bombs ira.
gen. ols 0ie Gingeboreneu. gtiunen.
poIi8 lift riiditdnoig in ieinen aneri.
tatiiden 8eidmngerL aber es idelit
iid nid)t gu iaaen, ooB: p6ie Bombs.
flute bon Sarnern oertider @ebtrt
mo gl6itammilng iebr erfreulid
GS lit cine SfnlofL ooB mir
uidt niIIens iin0, Der Gegierlifg 0o8
@eIo our @e5abIltng Der 20bHung
Der SoIoaten itnb gum anfouf bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

Ges Ionacn Soocs uiOe baben Ole sdnbfobrtanten In 2Dnn,
.woH. mad flint Wsonnte Innoem StnItancc ibren @drieb wicoer ouf'
acnonlucn am is. gpnl neies Sabres wuroer a8 aptport nt cine
2obnforoeruug Der 4rbeHer Ole 6obrHen bon ben gefsern .gelhlclenL
Giefer finfnonatiae StIfunD BAT 0cn Jabrffen eueu @elhdttsuerfrlt
bon brei @faionen Dollar ge6radt pdbreu0 Die 10000 arbettr an
26bnen $t,500O00 bermeu boba.
DaB StrdfS oqennl bon aroBca gerlrten 6eglehet fmo, Die nie
mas mie0er einaebrodt mer0en founen, miro AUDI fernT otirh ben gerl6t
Der rgcp gorf Gitp Gaipap Gonpann" fr oo8 Sabr 1916 bapteiei
Sn 0ieien Sabre fano Elm groBcr Gtreit Der SroBnbobner Int, uno
onnntt zines Geinaeuinne8 bon SlA39,707, ME I'M oorherge9enoen Sabre
3eigt Der @efh1tsberiht Elm 9e3t bon St4S053 Hr oS Sobr 1916.
8a8 Die @abngelelihof an 6obrgeIo ncrloren bat iann nteanS mieoer
eiuge1olt peroer, e6enionenie Wer0en Ole Stretfer lire BerIite pleoer
ctnboen.
Die Belt nnbt, mann StreHs nht me9r borfonnen neroen, mann Der
Qrbetqeber rm0 Ser grhGter fd enem SGieosgeribtprld flgen per.
Den. Gurd Ole Giniguug af cine entidet0ung burt Shieo8fprud9 ohne
GinfeIung Der qr6et mqroen Ole teioerpt9en nibt Dieoer Gr5tnohen-
Ben gerIute, Ste Elm ausano ODER cine Sperre tets I'M @etolge bot
~hrmieoen. 9isber 1T abr aus 6eier Grerntnis crit meng Nuben
qr5ogen. 8c Oe Seen gorf &orI0~ nudpeit murnen i'm Sabre 1915
Dem Bureau fir grbetShatHif 1888 Streif5 genelbet. Gobon puroen 1854
hon ben 9ustdn0igen geponnen, 1913 DerIoren unO 23 ourd eintGnng
gcdGhtet, ieoot mr. III 2S 5Gaen bIeb oas @erionoI bis our Salhturg
Der Stretigteten an Der qrbet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

QT4 6tmsrlte e.. uub Iadts isIbR
Iaut beraus.
Der brittle off bgann fdon, uno
pir aingsn ale auf unIere PldBs.
Sas 2sio Der graut unb Der glat'
Ter padtn ai9 fpie0sr fsfiig. 81
lonnte fd nidi 6nlten, panOts Fd gu
uus unb Idgte lddsln0: pas II cine
Summe Gigsnidaft BON mir. ST Deis
ne ipie Elm ainb."
Dig Der 8orhang gsfaaen mar ano
mn NOD LANCE pltsub a~pplaaoiItsn
unD 6ie 9orFteler OOrriefsr, idste
4i9 81 mir:
80 mug BAG bsidrsi6su, 0ielsn
3ufhouerraum boiler Climber
Qdn niED manufacturer. reiHer -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

MoSern. @eintrinter (bei
elmer 5laide @ein iiseno): Gas
8eiuerl fommt mir 10 eigentiimIish
Dor, am enO' 1T er gar edit"
Ter Edufer. giildbaaer
.(ouf Dem @ege gum grunnen):
.@e9t ms Salsl @enn ! b wiiIi
itaotfcrtig mad, braiia | tan ga.
tenl4
-Sn6ibi6neII. SberIe6rer:
.Gie f5nnen mir oo9 einen poIfs.
tumiiGen ausruf lteuner, Der
GhmerS augoriidt?"
r6errgott, Bob / Sungerl"
s@ut. Sest iagcn Gle mir cine
Snt~erieEtioH, Die 6reuoe aus0rIdt.@
u&erraott, bab' / GurH,~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

NaEfii6miId iou fctter Iein aIs
fasnilM iir 2eite. sic Elm @e.
al oarous MAIDEN, ben Habm bon
kr WliIM 81 Id0pfeit. piirDe es Fid
Gle loIIurns iueBu iie lire alientel
IengsFla i6fnten. ftatt Der aabe
aliida 81 5idd@tvn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

Spridwort fpornen si Iaiien, 0as oo
iagt: User I'M @alopp lebt. f1brt i'm
Era6 gum geufel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

aud SEEM SerieD bat cine groBe
anrtoffelernte. ober feline 9reile
gibt Is 1liA 0ert uidt. glep Seria
ideiHt nidt BLOB eroBe Mostitos,
'fonoern aud eroEe a~artoffeIn an
ba5es.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

8aren i'm eigenen 2nn6e su lie.
fern, m3bren0 uniere Sot0aten, bic
ibr @eIO ioiuobl, pie ibr 2cben bar.
6riuacn, fid als Die baiten 8ntrios
ten ermeiict. gafr uniere Solonten
uno Sic i'm 4il8Inn0 @eborenen tim
tbre 9fIid)t un0 mebr ais lore &fIidIt
md6reno 0ie @eiamtbeit bon inns
menioer ol8 TIRE &fIidt tut" 0ie
Qnerfennuua. Die oamit Dem Deutih.
tim ge3oat miro, lit reialiA ner.
6ient. Sic 3eRtiHen baIten feline
gleoeL ion0ern greifm in ibre "a.
i6e Inn iGr @eimotsIan0 81 idiiser,
mic fie eS immer getan Bobeit.
Sic ar6Bten 0ptimiitcn giebt es
in @alitrect. Gle uebueH BON ieOcr.
mann oos Bette on - 0as @elo.
un0 ne9men e8 rei6lid,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

Wir Ie5sn 5a ihnen urb bobea
1t4 ale @sEmsfaiIans, nHs sou BEN
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-13
Sporting Notes.

Many a heart blccds for the poor
baseball PLAYERS in the South who are
undergoing such hard strain getting
INTO condition to work two or three
hours daily for six months at an aver
age salary Of about $50 dav for DAYS
on which baseball is played.
Stranger Ed : Lewis finally won
his match over Bob Managoff, the
Turk, after fine struggle at the Gil
more theater i'll Springfield, Mass, last
evening. The match was fast all of the
wa and the men seemed to be evenly
matched. Nana9off gave the best
exhibition OF defensive wrestling seen
there this season, with the exception
Of the work of John dim He broke
nearly all the holds which his famou,
rival tried on him, and the falls came
only after two quick and surprising
holds. Lewis won the first fall after
IS minutes and 80 seconds of fast
work with a deadlock hold The win
ming fall came in "a minutes and &c
seconds with a head scissors and double
arml0ck hold.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Movie Playhouses.

Today Ethel Clayton will be seen
nj the Princess Theatre in the new
Brady-made feature The Bondage Of
Fear, also Francis y. Bushman and
Beverly Bayne in the sixth chapter of
The Great Secret. Tomorrow Norma
Talmadge in the high class comedy
drama, The Social Secretary and a
keystone comedy will be shown.
The attraction at the Empire today
is The World and The Woman, five
part drama featuring the famous stage
star Miss Jeanne Eagels, and Jackie
Saunders and Roland Bottomlev in
The Upper Ten, an Interesting chapter
of The Grip of Evil series Tomor-
row dainty Violet Mersereau will be
Presented in The Path of Happiness.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-13
PERSONAL.

L. f. Brooks Of Gardner, Mass, is
visiting in town
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Crosby were
in Boston Yesterday.
Miss Silverthorn of Mortified
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Agnes Mack has taken a posi-
ton with DOYLE & DOYLE for the spring
season.
Miss Marion Adams Of South Yer
non spent yesterday in town with
friends
II. W. Conant Of Boston is spend
ing the dar in town, being here on
business.
Harry f. Webster returned Saturday
evening from Boston and New York,
where he spent several days.
Mrs +. H. Kimball of Bellows Falls
was a visitor in town yesterday with
her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence X. Bar
Der.
Miss Mary Christie Of North Adams,
trimmer for Donnell Davis, is in
New York this week with Miss Don
nell
Herbert S. Fisher of Newport, n
H., visited in town Sunday with his
father Roscoe Fisher OF Western
avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth b. Davenport re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Low
ell, Mass, where she had been speld-
ing several weeks.
Gladys Caldwell, nurse, who cared
for Mrs. Walter Thomas during her
illness, returned to her home on Put
ney road Sunday.
Mrs Jonathan A. Moves, who is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs +. f. Clark of
; Terrace street, Went to Middleburv
to visit until Thursday
Mrs. Charles T. Hawley OF Holden,
Mass, who had been a guest a week of
Mr., and Mrs. l.. W. Hawley, returned
TO her home this morning.
Miss Anna Anderson was here from
rPutnev to spend Sunday at her home.
Miss Anderson is employed in the Of
fee Of the Bradley corporation
Rev. Bernard Mcmahon, former Gu
| rate Of St. Michaei's Roman Catholic
church, was guest over night of his
brother, Rev. Thomas T. Mcmahon, the
present curate here.
Mrs. Eva Mcknight, Miss Edith
Stockwell, Miss Phoebe Clark and Miss
Mae Cook returned Sunday night from
few days stay in New Haven ana
| New York.
Mrs. John Clark went today to Chic
opee, Mass, to spend few days with
| Mr.. Clark who recently accepted q
position with the Country club there
Mrs. Clark and children will move there
in April.
Fred Sbehay is in Lynn, Mass, this
week called there by the serious i'll
ness of his mother. Mrs. Mary Messer
is playing at the Empire theater dur
ing his absence.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-13
INTERESTING
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But all golfers are not fibbers. Some
Of them can't talk.
Apparently being an amateur is
profitable profession.
Boxers might show mere speed if
they wore spiked shoes.
Boxers IRE good insurance risks.
They never take any chances.
Johnny Evers' contract with the Bos-
ton Nationals expires this year.
Man who insists boxing is brutal
sport evidently never saw bout.
Almost any golfer could dig a
trench if permitted to use mashie
Most walkers seem to realize that
they can make better time by running.
Ball players do so much fighting in
The winter they're all tired out when
summer cones.
~ hard-hitting fighter is always
popular" writes a critic. But not
with other fighters.
If ball players were fighters they'd
probably Kick about the referees de
2isions just the same.
If the Poughkeepsie rowing race is
shortened the last crew won't be sc
far away at the finish.
When il comes to the salary checks
the bali player has no scruplcs about
being called Il professional.
...
There's no truth in the report thai
professional ball players will support
the daylight saving movement.
Calling one n cheese champion thes,
days is an honor when you consider
the price of cheese ut the grocery.
The maximum length of a socce
field is 1870 yards, minimum 100 yards
maximum breadth 100 yards, minimum
/ 50 yards.
Springfield, Mass, may secure Qua
races between eastern college eight
cared she'll crews if plans now unde
consideration are successful.
Gilmore Dobie, former football coacI
Of the University Of Washington eley
en-, has not lost game in the lively
years he has been developing teams.
II is. estimated that approximately
G,000,0O0 tennis balls were used durin
1916 in the various lawn TENN
matches played throughout this cour
try.
Best way TO distinguish between n
amateur and professional in golf is t
listen to EN- in their moments of eS
element. An amateur may use tn
same words as a pro, but they lac
the snap and finish which the profes
slonal gives 'em,