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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-20
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Gerrp, Sa., 19. Snni. Aoemte
3adnnittag aclang cs i'uei Wtannern,
sic anf WtutprrGoern aefummen 'ua=
rem. ocm &aiiircr Der Yanf lit slrea=
oia, cimer nabelieeenoen ErtId)aft,
unt $1,000 III beranbem. S,ente
Nbenb, ct,ua 3 Stnnbcn ipater, &C.
lana es icoud, Der perfulaenoen vEoi-
.ie", oie M6nber lit Der Niibe ,pon Ma=
nilla nit Scm gerambtem 8eler ab-
,ufanaen, Sa oas Mutorrao oes e.
ucm ben 9icnit periagt batte.
Gas Srmppcnlaser Der 13. 2ipiiion.
!; Ocs Ntoines, 19. Suni. =
tspSuior 81 81. Butler aus ct. SAUL
bonn &clerpc Siiiiiersforps, 1T beu-
+te bier m1gcfommen, nnl lel Dem
:'9Non ocs Srl,ppelrlogers Ser 13. Gi=
tpilron sic 2eitl.ua 5u iiberneblnen.
81, oieienl Eager iollen sic IN Wtin=
neipta, !Gortb l,lpo Solltl Gafota,
s,SSolua u1uo 9}cbrasfa a,,saebohcncn
rpilibtiacn ousgebiloet aperoen.
2as Mcaertruppenlaaer.
0es Mnines, t9. Sltni. Gorl
sen 1850 9egern lit Sort Yes
-N'oincs, sic sic forbigen Sr,rppelr
Ser amcrifaniidpn Strcittra ite III
isranfreib oniiibrcn iollen, krbcn 1ll1-
aeiGl,r 40 Troscnt Gnllcaebilb,ng,
umo oudy Sic iibrigen iino gebiloetc
2c,ltc.
Gie erobc MilitdrM)uIe lit ictt il,
pollc,n 9etrich. Ger @cdrlf an
@sontng Nfor9cn INN 5:45 ltbr brod)s
te @unci,m l,no SffiSicre am iIre
&ontincurbrit oes Cages, sic crit a'l
slbcno 9:45 llhr 81 Gnoe ,pur.
;snrs 9fotbc &rem;.
9nrIin9ton, 50, 19. SSSllni.
Die 5amlllnaen fiir ouS Hotbe
&rel,s >n1rocn bier 9eltcrn slbcno nrit
einem 8arten'eit im Squire ser ,Srau
Is. 6. Gcrtins eroff,et, oaS $1,000
einbradtc. 7ic 3nertbeillua Scr
|Sto0t betrGot $35 900.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-20

|pon Shifien ae6aut iueroe. Sic aa:
iposfati sdaffsboub0ie in apbe, bi'
Ylitiu Yiibi 8crit in gasalati uni
bic Giata Gilenipcrte in Siata, Sic ore
! |9r6btcn shiffsboub0fc in Supan, ia:
ben aenug @eiteallnsen erbaIten, I'M
| lie lpcuigitens Orci Sabre laug 5u be:
| tidditiaen.
Nabrnnssmitte( lit Nse1ifu fnapp.
9terito. 10. SUM. Sic Ne9ies
rung beiddfti9t lih nit Ser Sra9e, Of
@erifo obne ginillbr bon Nabruugss
mittcln geuiigeno bamit berieben lit
Sic 3eituueen belpreden sic @D9(idz
felt. bob Die Ser. Staoten lire Grz
trd9e ielbit braud)en lno iid Deigern
nab Merifo Sll crportiren. Sic Nez
sieruug iorbert 3ur slnpf(an5un9 al
Zen perfiigbare1 goOcns aui uno perz
lpri6t ben Sdmern 8eiitano.
Hrebist am 1OO., Webmrtstag.
Yittsbur8b. ga, 19. SUM-
Ealtor 8ilbeln1 So9cls bciB ericbnz
ter @llui9. an lclnem 100. Gez
burtstasc cine Frebigt gu balteu, lit in
grfiillung gegnngen, inbem er am
Sonntas in Der beutlden @il60iliben
96e tbobilte NJ Stride on Gilman unb
Dtiubribge Ctr. Oas Guongelium perz
fiinoigte. seiu @eburtstag idut eiz
acntlib auf Siensta9, Ben 10. Sum-.
Scr greiie Yreoiser, Ser als clfidbriz
ger &nabc bon 8aperu nad Amerita
uno por S3 Sabren nad Yittsbura
fam. arbeitete suerlt in eiuer 8dderei
gu Gbarpsblrg.
Gbieasoer i3eitnns sreiit &iliOn an!
Gbicaso. 19. SUM. Mu6 in Scr
gusgabe bonn lebtcn Sapstu9 9rcift
Ser .MepubIican". bos Organ bcs
9npors 9bonplon, Sic YoIitit bes
Yrdlioentcn 8ilion ldarf an lmb 5iebt
i'm nomentlid iucscn ieincr stote an
MuBlanb burb bic 8edcl. cS1 cinenr
Nrtifcl. Ser sic llebcrihriit trd9t~ 8ilz
lons 8otldnft an MuBlanO; cine pclz
terc SSilbniB BON @ortcn". beiBt cs
1lntcr anDcrem: - Ser Subalt Scr gsptc
lit cbcnIo tlar tpie Sdlantn1. 8esbalb
oriiden she 1ib nid)t flar lnb bcutlid)
aus? @Dnnen Sic, $oerr Hrilibent,
|nidJt Sem amerifaniIden Solfe in flaz
rem unb bclltlidfn @orten laacn, lpas
Sic nanit meiltsn. tpenu Sic la9en:
,,Gs ltebt nus lpp9l ait. @ut llnb Blnt
su opfern?" l1no oabei fiibrt Sic 3ei<
tung sic @prtc nes ruliilden Sdriftz
iteuers 0loriu G>orfp an. III ipelde1
CT Sen Srieocn lcbnlidIt berbeiipiinld)t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-20
Sic 2aqc lit nod 6citcl.

Sto # bo Inn, ilher Spnopn, 49,
sSlni. 9tod} slnlid)t ocs fran5olilhe''
Mlulitipusn1iniliers sllbert Sbolnas
Ser iih sllianunen nit a.oeren yer,
.tretern ncr slrbeiterinterelien III Den
Gntente =21noern alrf ciner 0}llllnl1
in Eetcrsbl,ra beiinoct, bat ild) olt
Gage in ,9illblolo lit ocu letten bel
Den Mpnatclr lidtlicb 9ehellcrt. Slt
iSiihrul1e lit, mie Serr Sborlos lo9t
niht ncfr in Dem !liabe aclpaltcl'
auie iriiber, al11} hat oic 9)'ud)t lltC
ser Giltilub ser propllorildel1 Hegle-
rlnu melentlid) 5uacnol,tn1c11.
9tid)tsoeitoaucni9cr lit ote Sage 9e'
1l,iB oenl 9eritbt Oes raltsolilbel1
lE,nitiousmi1iiters ill pielcr @ln'
ii1tcn illnucr nod hcIfel, fclnesauegs
icoocb ucrspciiclt. Ger ginflllb oes
sl9itotprs 2cuine uno leincr slnbdnz
ger lit ictt I'M Sdppilloer bearlhel'
luie Serr Sbonlas bctallptet.
Die sSie0eralillubuc Scr rll'lIldr1'
SiiculirN lit nod, slnliht oes Sc
1uibrsinolnes feiucslpegs al,slelhlol'
len, cs lei oenn, oab lmenpartete er,
eianilic eilltretel,. Die arobte &c
fabr lieat. auie &err Sbollas laNt, IN
Der Oemtiteu 9Sropa9alloo, Sic iill
berlt rcae mo i'm oentbar 9robte'
MaBe apfiibrt miro.
9fadJ %aeeu=%aocn.
&aris, 10. Slni. Gcn1b ci
ncr tclcaruphiMleu MclOlna ocS
@enfcr &orreIpouocnten Scr Aorilc,
3eit,ma v>Sol,rllal 0es Gebats" lulrl
ser iriilere &6nig &onItantin nld)'
in 2ltgauo Sllrfcntholt lctnclt, 'pit
bcridtet luorocn ,par, iumoern niret'
|nah @aoell ShHcnL Oen heriibrnter
|2uitf,,rnrt I'M @rnbhersoatblm go
oeu, Teuti idlano, ,peiterIagren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-20

uUW CVlUetJeIW lUlIU. SyeIVW ACWUWWs
Gin,panb itiitt iid, in Der 6amptiad)e
auf ben Yreis. Gr fam, 'uie ct fast.
| ,limt einicben, tuarnm Sic 8otbftanbs=
1lutten Corporation $40 mcbr fiji
Bic GOmne stabl besablen fon, ais bic
0riegsf(ottc, nnb sic 1batiad,e, baf
Gen. Wpetbals ben 9rcis pu,t $95 nur
ais einen baiiiden besei6net, geniisi
!5errm 9eltman ridt sur getdtignna
ber 0pntrattc.
Mls cine m5slidc 25inns Der gait
sem &ontropcrie ,uurbe es be.te ais
,uabri6einlid beseihnet, bah Gen.
0petbals alS Qeiter Der 9futbitanbS= :
sylptten : &orporation 5mriidtreten unh
ben 8cfiir,psrtern bjlserner sdiffc,
bic, ,uic es bciRt, AT 8rdf. 8ilipn
itarten Niidbalt babem, ieine 9anbe in
llnidmlb ,uaideno, baS 1elb iiberlai=
ien ,uirb. Ireu,lbe bes Generals er=
flaren, baf bieier es uor5ieben ,uiirbe,
mad 1ramtreid ~ geben, UNI bort bic
Giienbabmcm butter bcr ssront ,uieber
amf5mbaneu, itatt lid bent muoanfba=
rem Nei@aft hes Bancs pon 3anSelS= :
fdiffen, bic ibm teine 2orbeeren ciu=
trageu f1nne, 81 ,uibmelt.
1896, ,655,628 bradte Sic Ginfom=
,,.enfteMcr Elm.
0Saibinaton, 1S. Smni. Be-
ri4tcm an ben Gdata,ntsiefretdr mad
,uirb Bic Gintommeniteuer fiir's 9cd=
mu,,esjabr, ,ueldes am Is. Suni su
Gnhe stng, $335,655,628 betrasen.
9ieicr Yetras idAieRt ein $17O,O37= :
O39 upn 0orpuratiunen unb $780,
52S, ,5SS ppm Suoiuiouem.
Seemanmspcriihcrun8.
gSaibimstom, 10. Suni Sic
@crfiisung, ,uclde poridreibt, baR
anc Sffisiere mnb Mannihaften amc=
ritaniibcr SoanSclsidiife, bic 5'uiiden
bcm ger. staaten unb Safen 1T ben
&ricgSspncn pcrtebrcn, pom ben
Ghiffsbeiitcrn fir $500 5000 acacm
gub, 8erwunbmngcn ubcr G,cfangeu=
idaft periibcrt .ucrbem miiiien, 'unrbc
bcutc pum Setretir Mtesbuo erlaiicu
nmb tritt ant n1ditcn 9icnstaa IN
Strait.
9ie ncnc Gccmannsneriidernnss :
Mbtbeilmng 1T benz 8riessriiifs 8iiru
Der Gesiernns aneesiirbert, nnb bic
@erfderuussrate lit amf $3.50 per
9auienb feitseiett.
Sic amsfubrfuntroQe tritt balb 1T
0rait.
@aibimgtom, 19. Smni. 9ie
Verfiieuna, ,uclhe bic jiinsit pu,,t
8umgrci: anocnummenc @orlaae be-
siislid bcr slnsinbrtontrolle in 8raft
fett, piro ,uabrideinlid, morsen pu,u
Grafbcnten mntcr5eid)net ,ucroem.
Ser SrganiiatiOmsplan nmb bas
allgcmeine Amsfubrprosramm 'unrbcn
ppn ben Gcfretdrem 2anii,ts mnb 3eh=
ficlo lit einer bentiacm 2abinettiituns
amSgearbeitct. &ublem unh 2Sci5em
,uerbcm alS critic Nrtifel nntcr bieien
8eitimmmnsem itcbcm.
GS biei beute Nbenb, ban Bic 8ro=
bem Gctrcibefaufc ber Ntcutralcm Gu
rppas bic 3eeierune be'uusel bitten.
h,e Musfnbrtontrulle ciligit III 8raft
81 feter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-20
@trbtrt @ooptr belt btn @tnatoren
&ortrd9s atr bic QtbenSmitttltoutroQe.
Dt3esetoutral GiutS gum feubertretemoen 9etttl1.
baber I'm 0etudtTer bon Srlano er,annt. ="
@ro6e Werededufe Der Meuan e@eun9t bic gnmeuoug ber
MnsfnbrfonroQe.
Seoampfer swe saaereiu oun 5ran6
perientt

CUR 2efenmtteonpae Sic gammungen irs 9o6c areu3 3O
600 Sug5e9e ipll Imta ba1en 3egung ldB Hropaganoa
lbriften ereinen @as Sic Ginfunmn1eur
Wtlionn Spnncn perben dbi serDrt Gcn @oetbas
bare @iaabe = Sic seemannsterldcrung Sic bofn s(au
ben an Hcttng Ser Sau6bootaeiabr Seaf Sbiisbau
IN Soan - Ma9rlrsmttel napp Nlegip Gbcagoer 3eitmg
erei gSlipn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-20
Mu8 ocm MuBlan6c.

Nu0 OtM Nu1luuut.
9lmerif. Nbniral ii6ernimnn als her
Nausalteite heu gcfebl III iri=
idJen 8e,uaHcrn.
9pnSom, 19. Suni. u@dbrenb
elmer tur5cn Mb,ueienbeit bes britiiden
Slpttentummannanteu at Der &Iitc
pun Srlaub bat @iscabmiral Sims uun
Der 1lpttc Der Ger. Staaten als ucr=
biinbctcr IansGlteiter sic &unmau=
bautenflasgc scbift unb bic 9eitung
Der ucrbiinoctcn Sccltrcitfraftc in oel1
Ge,uGiIcru ppu Srlaub iiber,lummcn,
laMtct cinc -amtlid)e 8cfauutmad)ung
uun bcutc slbenb.
Gimme aus Der ruHiiden @eiten=
taide.
Getrpgrnb, iiber 2pnbon, is.
SUM. Gie slnirrengun9en Ser 0dttelz
madtc, 9tuBmuo bon leiuen IIiirtcn
sl1 trcnnen uno 5u eincm SonberIriez
Den gu bepe9eu lino enosiiltig pereiz
1elt. grzS taatsictret0r glibu Hoot,
Scr Siibrer Ser nmeritanildcn Minion,
bat sic bcutihen slnl6lage 5ertriimz
merit unb iein Sicg biIoet Ben groBten
Srillnpb Scr Ser. Staaten. Wlit lei@
ner 9ereb'amteit lit cs Dem amerifaniz
lben Staatsn,aun gelllngen aQe ruiz
1ilden &laicn 5ll neuem &an1pf 5lt be-
geiltern. 9lublnub lit fir Sic Gntente
gerettet ltfo miro Nun blrdbalten uno
meu n0tbig Millipnen bon meitercn
Solnatcn ppTcru, bis Scrtlhlaib perz
nid)tet un1 @oncn licgt.
Spanieu rmbig.
" brin, 10. Suui. Eremlcr
Gbmarbp 9atu crtlGrtc ben biciigen
3citunaspcrtrcteru, naf III spanien
Hubc bcrride, aber oaR iebr cr'tlte
&rublemc upm Scr Geaicrung 5u lDlc't
icicn. 9icie Grpbleme ieien lcineS
Gradtcus iebuh nid,t mnlDsbar. Sic
Nmfl5imns Der Gurtes lei n1bslld. abcr
uidt mabrid)cinlid, na ,pid)tisc Mnae=
leaenbciten cine Seratbmne nnrd) bas
Yarlamcmt n1tbig maiden tGnntcn.
Sir bas eSramcnitimmredt.
9pnopn, 10. SUM-. 9as 6ans
Der 0emcincm paiiirtc bentc 1T Der
sdlmileiuug nit erufer Mcbrbcit bic
Glamicl 1T Der 2Sallrciurmuurlage, bic
lid, ami bas sSraucnitinmrcd)t bc5iebf.
Wsan crmartct, bah ben sSrancn Jest
oa. stimmred)t anf bericlbcn 0rnno=
lasc smfalen ,uiro, Wie bic Wsal,'1cr
G. babcn.
Grnabrnnasfpntrpllcnr fir &auaoa.
Sttama, 10. SUM. Ser Negic=
rmssbciebl, scr bic Gflidytem nno bic
W,adtbcfmsniiic hes tanaoiid)em Or
uIbrunastuntrplcurs u. s. &anna
bcitimnt, ,umrnc bcutc bcfannt &C.
mad)t.
Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fann
Hcaeln auiiteacn fir bic Eretlc tr=
acnb,ucltycr 9;abruugsmittcl, fiir be-
rem 9aecrmus, %crtbcilnng mne Ser
tamf NIB fir ocu &crbramd) IN 6p=
tcls, &citamrauts, Cafes mn Eriuat=
biMicrn.
Sic edbiiispcrluite I'M Mai.
&ppenbuaen. 10. S1nl. SaS
ncutlte glurineamt bccilt llh 0urh@
aus uic,t, Sic 3ableu Der bon Den llna
t,rleebpptcn Sen slIliirteu uu Mpnnt
Ofai Suaeiiiaten SdiIfsperIute be-
fouut sl1 sebeu. Sic %crleniuna bon
eincr Wtillipn Spnncu I'M Ntpuut Iprtl
luurNe bceeits am 6. A)tai befunrt &C.
9ebeu. tpabreun nic ent|predeIoen
SobIeu iiir Y3irs am 13. slprll perpr&
ientlittt lpurheu. Muu Illdlt ocr1 slut@
lstub huollrt, su ertlurcn, nuB olc Yer
leutungeu ,rabrldeinlid) bintcr ocneu
oes uorber9ebenben Atonats Strld9e<
blicbcn linn. g9cridbte aus Seutld)ldno
Iprec)en bon 100000 bis 100000
Spnncr.
9emtidjcS ltrtbeil iihcr ySilipn.
J Ser 9aag. 19. SUM-. Sic Serz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-20
1elcarapbiide &oti5cu.

NJ q. NNUIVt.
8a5ebaI(. Su ser sfut on a |
Gbicoao .. ,. Cincinnati 1, 6.
@rootlnu -, Ebiluhelpbiu s.
Gittsbur0b Z. ct. 2oltis 3.
Nc,p Worf 3, @cltou 1.
sN ser Americans:
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8eine peiteren Spiele anseleet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-20
Glibu &ootS @ort feutrwert bat anl@ei=
uen6 in &etroqrQo gemirtt.
aanaoa bat jett aud fetnem Sebensmtttel
Gontroueur.
9as lrauentimmre@t iii Gnsano 1T Sur gabri4euldteil
9emorsen.
9as Trauenjtimmre4t in Guglano 1T ;ur @abri4eul
spane lit rnbig aGer iene Ero6leme nb ernier Satur

lr Mbro eberreteuoer GpGTer Sr(1uo
Ser Senerr 1nouritc @crtt -
fir Sic Nber iuhc, o
SfiTisberluie Wonat Wloi a0nig
zSuhen 9eben moan Sic 9ent6moen
Stri7tacrs G5prti Trauiiter |omort in Griedenanb
ne Alperbcrauerte 0eudlano
gSi1pn.
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Scr &ritg.
Mus1ranfrci6.

9er(in 10. Suni. (lle6er Con:
bon.) Sas @roBe 6nuptqlartier be-
ri6tete gcitcru sl6enb:
"@e1tli6er ariegsIdu1plab, Or:
mee9rllppe &rpnprin5 Nllppred)t por
Snperu: Am Dpcrnfnnal, bcioerleits
Dperh nnl Sps ppm 60 8oIlcetanal Biz
3ur ScuIee fam es ipdbreno Dcs ytu6z
mitta95 3u lebbafteu 9lrtillerietdmz
pfen. SilOlpeltlib gSarneton, Dltlid
@ermclics unb nabe 2poS ihll9en eng
lilde 9luifldrllngsporltDBe fegl.
vSeltli6 Groilillcs bliebeu Drei eng
lilde &erillc1e, inn slHgriiF Sooen 81
setpinnen, pie an iriibcreu Sneeu perz
geblidn
~Armee9rllppe beutldcr aronprins
s(1s Solgc elmer ltnteruebnulng. Die
beutc iriib bon StoBtruppeu 9e9en Die
fran5Dlilhcn Sdlan6cn nabe Germ er@
fplgreicb burhgefiibrt luurnen, iteigerte
lih bie 6euertbdti9feit bier pic audi
lpiter in peitcren 9l6iduitten an Ser
Nisncfront uno in Ser lpeltliden
Champagne.
vArmeegrllppe &oer3pg sll6reht bon
@ilrttembera: slbaelebeu ton einlgen
3ulamlnenitDBen in SSorgeidnhe, sic
einen fir uns giiuitigen &erlalf nabz
men, teine Greisniile bpn @eocutung.
~Seitlider ariegsihalploe: Sic
Gage lit lnperdnhcrt.
.Ma5eboniihe 1srout: Siiotpe7tlidl
bes Gniranlees ipieien bulgorilbe
@prpoitcn cnslilde slnariffe ab."
Yaris, 10. sNlui. Sas frnu50z
iiidc 9rieasamt melocte aeseu @tittas.
Sic 0eutldcn bdt1eu nerlpidene Tadt
in Ser Gbampa9ne cineu slu9riif auf
sic Stclluieen 5lpilchcn s0>ont 9lonp
uno Mpnt GorniQet llrtcrnon1nen,
ipclhc gcitcrn bon neu Sran5oieu 9cz
npnmcn lporbcn ipnreu; lie Icicn abcr
nit ld)iucrcn %erluitcn Suriid9eldlaz
acn lpprncn. sludy 1dtteu lid, beftigc
Mrti(lcrictinnpic in Ser Gbo,npasue erz
cignet.
2onbon, 10. ,Sllni. G>os britiidc
0ricgsamt peroifentlihtc Sic iul9en<
Sen Mittbeillnacn iibcr Sic Teinble@
|li9feitcn an Ser lpcltliden SSrunt: CT
nisc nnlcrcr Sruppcnahtbeillln9en
nrongcn ecitern slbcno iii fcinblihe
|Stelluu9cn iiib0itlid} bon &c &eranier
|l1nb in Der 9tdbc Ser @apalne@ Cant
brat giIcnbagn. Sic 9eutlfen per@
loren mebrcrc Spbtc lno mir scrltDrz
ten ibrc bcicItiatcn &ruben uno mad)<
ten arh eff @efan9cnc.
Scitcrrcidiifcr &erid)t.
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AmerifanildJcr Sclsampfer perientt

Nmcrifaniid)cr Scloampfer perienft
Ncw Dorf, 10. Smmi. Scr Gel
bampfcr Sobm 3. Mrd)bplo Scr stan=
barb Stl Gu., 1914 9unncn, ,umrne
amf bcr sSabrt mad bier, s,uei Iagerei=
iem ppm 0rantreib, burd, ein Samd)=
bout pcrienft. Scr 9ampfer ,uar be-
itndt umb bate 0eidiitfiibrer pom ei=
,,c,u omcrifaniidcm &ricasidiff a,t
sprb. 9rci Mann bcr 8eiatu,ts ta=
,ncm INT.
sic boffcn unb slaubcn.
gbicagp, 10. Srni. Sn ieiner
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-21
PERSONAL.

Miss Nellie Donahue OF Elliot street is
visiting in Greenfield
Mrs Mary Nido of Wilmington visited
recently in town with friends.
George Fisk of West Lebanon has taken
a position in the round house doing night
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Horick have moved
from Flat street to the upstairs tenement
at q Canal street
Herbert May and Bert Stockwell OF
Seymour, Conn. were recent guests OF Mr.
Mays sister, Mrs G. FL. Hall, and Mr.
Hall.
Mrs D. E Colburn and son, Delbert
went Wednesday to West Lebanon to visit
, until Sunday with her mother, Mrs
George Fisk
Mrs. NJ p Fletcher will return tomor
row to her home in Laconia, \. H., afte
nearly three weeks visit with her sister
Mrs H. NJ Whittier of Estabrook street
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-21
NEW AUTUMN BLOUSES

Featured are colored contrasts of
striking smartness, many in gray or
beige with navy or black; high collar
effects in crepe de chine and georgette
crepes; bead and silk embroidered
satin. Prices ranging
& S3.9S, S4.9S, $5.9S, S6.75
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. II. \. Holland is visiting for several
days in West Swanzey, \. IL.
Mrs Eta Sturgis returned Monday after
three weeks visit in New Haven, Conn.
L. B. McCune will go tomorrow to Lowell
Mass, where he will join Mrs. McCune
for a short visit.
r. c. Hawley and family have closed
their cottage at Spofford Lake and return
ed yesterday to their home in View Haven,
Conn
Joseph Bowler has returned to Spring
field, Mass, after week visit with his
aunt, Mrs. James Sheehy Of South Main
street
Tony Regal, who has worked in the
Simons fruit store for years, went yester-
day to Northampton, Mass, where he has
similar employment.
Mrs John R. Plummer, who went to
Philadelphia with the body of her little
nephew, Carl j. Miller, returned Wednes-
day to her home on Main street.
| Mrs. F. f. Clark received this morn
ing her first letter from her son, Cap
! tain Frank S. Clark, who arrived safely
somewhere in France recently.
| Miss Beatrice Pearson has returned to
Milwaukee, where she teaches, after spend
| ing the summer vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson OF Tyler
street
| L. NJ Randall who has been employed
as carpenter in Greenfield, called III town
/ "Wednesday on his way to Newfane, where
he, will build garage for his son, Clyde
Randall.
Cook Edward Gonyer of Camp Bartlett
Westfeld, Mass, visited in town Tuesday
and Wednesday with his mother, Mrs
Nelson Gonyer and his son, Edward
Gonyer, jr
Mr. and Mrs A. w HARDWOOD have re
turned after visit in Adams, Mass, witt
their daughter, Mrs B. B. Mnapton
They also went to Wacona Falls in Dalton
Mass, and several other places IN tn
Berkshires. They were away two week
t travelling by automobile.
! Miss Helen Fenton has returned afte
three weeks visit in Webster, Mass wit
: Miss Susan McGrath and Mrs. Fran
r Smith Catherine O'Connor, who vlsIte
:, her aunt, Mrs. Smith, during the sumnie
!. vacation, returned home with Miss FentoI
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-21
Sporting Notes.

Chicago gained full game on the Red
Sox yesterday in the fight for the Ameri-
can league pennant.
John (''Dots') Miller, captain of the
st. Louis Nationals, has been drafted and
although a married man has filed no
claim for exemption.
j. Franklin Baker, leading batsman OF
the New York American league club fol
the last two seasons has announced his
retirement from organized baseball. His
action is the result of being recently sus
pended by the management for the remain
der of this year.
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required two-day wait will take place,
Saturday, October -, and Sunday, October
Il, being open and the sixth game being
played at New York on October 10.
In the toss Of the coin Chicago was
thrice lucky The first toss made by Mr..
Navin fell on the floor after Mr.. Hemp
stead had called heads and was declared
no toss" The same thing happened to
the second toss, but in each OF these losses
it was found that the coin had fallen tails
up" 1t was not until the third toss that
Comiskey was decided the winner
The commission selected Umpires
IOIoughlin and Evans of the American
league, and Umpires KLEIN and Rigler Of
the National league, to otficiate.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-21
Sporting Notes.

The amateur golf championship of
America was played at Manchester, this
state, two years ago, on the course of
the Ekwanok club, and now Heartwell-
Vile, in the town of Readsboro, also in
Bennington county, is to be on the golf
ing map today and tomorrow, when &c
or more of the most widely known
professional players will compete fol
cash prizes of $50 put up by w. b
Plunkett, the millionaire manufacturer
of Adams, Mass. Barnes, Alec Smith
NJ. J. Brady and Tom Mcnamara are
among the cracks who will be ON hanC
today. The latter laid out the course
of the Brattleboro Country club. Th'
Hcartwellville links are on the estat,
known as Killkare, where Mr.. Plum
kett has his summer home.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-21
WILL PLAY FIRST
GAME IN CHICAGO
American League Club Wins
the Toss of Coin for the
World Series
OPENING DATES
ARE OCTOBER 6 AND Z
The Next Two Games Will Be Played in
New York October and 1O-If Fifth
Game Is Necessary It Will Be Staged
in Chicago.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.-When the sill
yer half dollar, tossed by Frank Navin Of
the Detroit club, fell tails up after Presi
dent Harris Hampstead Of the New York
Nations had called heads the National
Baseball commission here yesterday ofci-
ally announced that Charles Comiskey,
owner of the Chicago Americans, had won
the toss and had the privilege OF saying
where the first game of the next world $
series should be played.
Shorty afterward it was announced the
series will open on the grounds of the
Chicago Americans on October while
the second game will be played there on
Sunday, October T. On October the two
| ball clubs will be found travelling on their
way to New York where the third and
fourth games of the series will be played
on October and TO- October II will see
the players travelling back westward anC
the fifth game, if five games are necessary
will be played at Chicago October II
Then in case another game is found to be
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Napoleon Boucher will 90 Monday
to Ludlow, Mass, for visit with Mrs.
Alphonse Carpenter
Mrs. Nellie Lynch returned yesterday
from the Memorial hospital, where she
had been five weeks following an operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs. William Anderson and three chill
dren of South Londonderry visited yester-
day with Mr.. Anderson's mother, Mrs.
Micheal Duggan of Vernon St.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs Clyde Pingree and daughter Mabel,
of New London are visiting in town.
Mrs. C. A. Waitman of Canal street is
visiting Mrs Arthur Welman in Brookline
for week.
NJ c. Whitney of Baldwinsvile, Mass,
visited his sister, Mrs. Della r. Slocum
from Saturday to Monday
Mrs. Ralph Cakes and son, Francis, are
visiting week in New London, Conn, in
the home of her brother, Frank Ryan.