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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-27
4 SIDO DOnTNADA ENTEERAMENIE IA
SITUACLON EN- HOUSTON, TEXAS
Ibgaroa troras de dSitos pnnos cefoaron Ell ~caHaTarnentO &c los negroes
Trsints v custod de eos indvduos de cobrseran juzgados pof una IoHeh aroai

HOUSTON, Texas, Agosto 20
La situaci6n M sido totalmente do
minada por las a~utoridades y c! or-
den ~restabIecido en- 10 absolute. La
lev Enarcial. decretada por e. Gooer-
nador, Duede ser levantaGa Gesde
luego. Sin embargo, c-ccse que esco
10 Sc hari ha5ta que hayan salido
todas las t-o?a5 de negros . rum
DO al EstaGo dc NIevo Mexico, ] don
dc Sc les enriara por orden del ge-
neral Parker, jefe de! Departame0'o
m;litar del Sur, quien obra de @cuer-
DO con las i~nst-ucciones que lc tUe-
ron cnviaGas te!egraficamentc aver
por el Secretario de Ia Guerra, New
ton c. Bake.
La cxcitacion quc preya!tc.a tOda-
VIZ anoche entire los h~abitantcs to-
dos dc "a ciQdad por los d~olcrosos
acortecimiertos que Sc registraron
Ia noche del ~jueres, ceso practica-
mentc con c! anUncio Official que Sc
ni1o dc que scriar re:aoy:das las tro-
pas i. ne-.os y aaviadas = CoiHm-
bus. Sin embargo, IL impression Uolo-
rosa que caUsaTaa czos avonteclmicn-
los ain emE2rga : Ia mayor p@rtc DE-
los nabitanjes. : cspeeiaimentc q las
familias : a2listades DC las ticcssie-
= FerSoras qQe fUcron m:aertas ; de
is ve;Htc C@c resulCaroU heridas. Al
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ieXto dc il cCnyOcasnria.

"a cOny9caJoria cA3e4tda = todo
q pueblo meXicano e>,i concc2i4u Iii
los sjguientes tarUincs:
L! primer CUagTeso E~eioa-i ic
Commentaries, inspjrado CT Il idea &c
nG"JaTar ii Sltgaclon cc2nolnlra d:
nuv>tra close ~p-o!cta-!a dc! pals, pro
poEGIa2n4al- arJi"uios Ii rEiAcga
2c-s-!l-4 ! :Ec@io- iEcElor-s a. rs
-! lHa
cStc Eoainerafs &suhv5, riEa
4ge sc "zsar<ara til rtaijs;er csta
r~cscluc3.a' adoptada pgr ci promo
primer Ccr@rcso Nacioual dc Conner
-iaatrs.
Para IL ajguisicien &c foHdes dys-
SSe , L = cI Ga-l
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lbs iurycaics dc las rci,maS.

Vomando eG cucrta el scnt'mlcnio
ae indignation L habia cn;r" q
pueblo poruIc los ncgrcs mutIIa-0a
2lcuros he los c~ad&veres G = Id
vorctas. q general Hulen. Culea IT,
70 has.a aver i 81 cargo Ia situ2c:on.
l~:snuSo cue. para cvitar Il crecicra
Ia indignation ante IA vista de los
cad&vcrcS dc l&s vict!G1as. no St per
mitiera L catra&a d lbs lu:@ccS dom
liz estes furEon coio.aaos SGHo Z los 81
Eientcs ~: cc.ca@os Dc los que h.
hla mucglo rl~mnliead2 q st dehcr-
A-c- :2:ao = h:c.c-or los arg
gllpa ap2r4 j2+.4 l@S
Sra2r45S IlfaG q m"tia, c1ccpiV
dc To- "c;rjaIee de rolicia qGc marie
FOL IIrhaudo. Ia autoridad ha dis
rl"sto rrr sr Is haS;t q doming" rr
In tarIc TN funeral cue sea Il de-
~mo,traci9n dc coalglencia Official '
gch--cs
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VAN 4 SER vENDI00S vARI0S BIZ
CUES De la ARMADA HkCE0aAI-
Ia SSRRIAa. DE- IDA. DEL Go6iERH0 CAR8SH33!SiA LIS
REElALLllzzaREA PARA pRRG5yyEEERSE DE- F03D1S
FL representante del c~agrancfs112o en- Aien1a7
MIA no regresar va a Berlin

C2rrr>pDifraria E>prr;a' para IL pEENSt.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agcsto p
La Secretaria de Hacienda del -
bierno carrancista, para p~royeerse ds
ondos, ha deciGido, pcr acucrdo Ge.
iefe executive, vcnder varios de los
huqucs 9crtcnecicntcs 4 Ia armada.
cue Sc cacucntran en- aguas Gel Pacj-
fico.
Fl su~bsecrctario Rafael Nielo ha
2runciado que los rcfcYidos buqucs
van i ser puestos en- pibIica subas-
ia en- vista dc que cscs buo acs sen
i3itilcS para 81 seryicio. Los 5ugUcs
cue van a ser vendidvS SC haIian CT
los pucrtos dc ManZanilio y liaza-
tlan, y son, les ~canoneros "NoTcios"
cl Democratic" "EI "Mazatlan' 9"
otros mas pequenos. Toaos eSos 5I
cues Sc encuentrau ii maias conu!cio-
,es poHQuc los rcvo.ucionarins, Gu
80 combatian al gobierMo del Gcncv21
lIucrta. los Ccsasioraroa crates &c.
!~s.ioros.
p yob;c~no ~ cns,.a con Lex o,.,-
":lntvs "ecc,r:')s -" "'Tsr-r 81. -.
paraciGn y ha daciGido reaiizariys
dinoro ON. 10 h.co 7,,,o
Ia von+a 50 r~oaIizars ,yoh. A,.,,,,
- !, nr6vin,a son,ana
Il Miristro on Alcmania Sc Gusd@-&
en- rciacioacs.
' "0oe lid a. '' 81
.''l o'' 7y"''t.'0 I''' '-:''t''@' -. ~
" F"'.'' ,o',,"O ".'.i''"' d."
''',...'''. S.'i' "'.A ''."''''' "'' p"
','' NV ''-'"'- ~
i- - =" l. .'Pi'N. "c- !l+p..L' -G
- o"V'1'i 1870 g. '.'
n.uv pryba5,c auo 81 ssl9r i.....~,-
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Ei Connie ~eiecutivo del
T1aiz gIie Ia 2ys:da
del pueblo
coIocar Era suSc?ip-
ci5a re ion9! 9aTa comprc
g7a7des caa5;51gs5 &c yna;z
Sc nediTa Il go5ierGo Cite Is To-
ia ciaSc dc iaciiiGada>
pdr3 l. operation
correspondence Esprr,ar para Ii PI:ENsA

CIUDAD d 3IEXICO, Asosto =.
Con Il doliia &rroA@-.jo .,, '''a-
Il PcrmaDca!c del Gong = ~
na, de Comcrc;..;es, el CONT u
cut;ro del 1iaiz, in-ti.uido para ga
rant:zar e. t. pas IL ~e>t-scLc@ dc
MAJ sUficieEte = las a~eces:@2-es 1c.
pueblo y rroc@ra- Gle ST r~sc;o 80
c III @raveme" ga-a .! p-ct:, L.
das is co"aic;oac- a. pres ccr-
en- la rep&blica, la"G5 T. cc~avgc&t2-
ia 4 las caa2aras dc come-@;o, " Ia
cmp-csas industrisles, manufactures
ras y mincras y en- genera: q ,.aio g,
pueblo, para cue presto 81 ayuaa PC
cunaria i fin de que SC !~crar.c n
suscripcign naci0aai para cymgrar
grandes c-autidadcs dc rlaiz tn los
nc-cados cNtraujcEos.
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NEi4GSG-
30 Sc ccace6eu ejidos a AoelniEai'co'
TIaycals.
III ia Comisi6n Nacionai Agra1ia
Sc Giscuti6 ell dictamen p~resentaao
por ci miembro ponente, relative . Il
so.ici,ud formulada por los Tec'HoS
del pueblo de Xochimilco, hstado DC
T!axcala, que solicitan dotacion Dc
cjidos, porQue el pueblo es muy redH-
edo, debido a que no tiene terreh0S
en- los cuales ampliarse.
La conclusion a cue Sc lego en- es-
(Pssa 4 Ia Tas- 5a. Col. fa.'
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FL Ccncu-Sr guc sc so!icita de-
CC5ierrO.

Con Z! objeto Go Tie @. &ojjer"o
coope-c al m2jor cxi.a C "a su>..ir-
c;54. {: Conitc E~jccl,.vo c~ou:creav:a
on 81 Sccret-r!o Gc iHGUstr:a ? to
Acrcio. ingea.c-o Alberto J. F@ni. 4
'u:sn SO ic Gidic qua intcrgus,cr& 81
nj ienci& nara cue el gcoirgno cen
-ea:eEl las sigU:eD:ec f-anquicias gu
e coEs.Geran Indispensable para ga
c;;itar Jos traoajos del Comi5e: Con
cormid4u para iniciar : rccaUGar ion
dos pcr mcijo de Ia subscription n
clynat, "oI q carscts1 IL r~clL,Io.-I-
Bis; yyar &c lay Inca LeLegraG:a1 :
o. ssZ!.!o3 gcs!a!ss, I'll --.:o =
guno, 4pi--sr a. +-anzn"-!c Ii IA
2~.c-:enc!-. ccas.gna3a- :! C:"!.=
!z5 ,2-Es- j.! E~e--ocaEE.I gus Raglan
ea t. .n9 &c NIL n~c2e:.gato- Gusfc;
r-c-Izr 81 in~sc:a.o ?cE.elo %I-z3-
POS Is IA ne-cc--.2- tcrz-Sn-G2s
:! Genie. TgI2GEc.o-zndc e-c1:ta-
c-saEc Erc-a Cscc.z-.o para. !. ssSE-
r.d2d te !as mercanc:ol: Gcciara- j.
bro &c t:1o impue-to tis-sl las cec-
racionvs !uc "cr.Tiquc q Con.itc. al
como del impGcsto scaeral dc Ia E"a-
Ia d,I T.mbyc; ' pog jlaia!o, rcsnoG-
de-. y en IL case Cubrir Ids ~rcr4;das
guc rcsuItaren como final dc IA opc-
r2tioncS dol Cum!tC.
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REcORTE

uste1 = sua7ae esls diTeccl6G, para gu,
So Ia nues.re a suS an!SOs que srGfei
de Gales, u~tcZQu!acs, L!EoIss ' SraEc'
de 1. p!el. Cor 2jc-, - ;LnortS p0staies
cue me raEi!Ja, le mIui0 Z N-c:t1 &c 20
re- r-snra de rcrle. una cairta De Pc
nrads Gon-4ieZ. Ia ulE.Or Tel nnltO "a
"a esias c~H:e,B!edaGcs. Ec"uc-vo 81 III
re-r : IA persona que 81 cure Y nc sane
ESPIR!DIOS GONZALEZ
p o. Cox 81. LLREUU. TE&
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Los vecinos de Villa dc. Garrison.
poblaci6n pertenecicnte Al hsC&io do
1ita:co, por conducto del Gal. A~"-
tin MILAN, Gobernador de aQvc-l2 t.
-idad, han clevado I'm escciJo or q 50
licitan Sc ~emprendan las ayerigIacio
hes: dcb;das para e~sc!arecer Tarios asa
siuatos cometiGos en- IA hacienda d.
Guadalupe ' en- las personals De tres
miIitare5 : IN ~ingenicro des1naGa-i-
dos mistcriosamcnte del iug@r.
les firnaut2s del Gocumento as.-a
/. tan aus avsrey!,s dc eue e! antor DC
To- dcl.to5 cltaGos SEA q cHu-te@1s,
sc.vencioaislG Alexandra Accyss. sue
ult.mamcnte % declare lie NEE 80
rebetdia y maada u.a vart!9a DC
! -at0s en- aquel!a region.
III (. Pre.idsnto rem.c:o 9. -sclI."
rc qlcia d Ia Procurad@rla dc JUL.
-a d. la >,aci5a, q fiji de &c 50 ca
/ .,,a@an las m~vcsti-aa.o~"s r"wi"
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Fuecon dcsarmados todos los solda-
dos negros.

e. general Bell, Jr.. dispuso aver ei
desarme general de todas las tropas
de negros. 10 que Sc llev6 a cabo por
las fuerzas que forman la guarnicion
de Ia plaza. BESIDE anoche. todas esas
tropas estaban va listas para ser en-
viadas a Columbus, Nuevo Mexico.
haio una fuertc custodia-
FL capitanSrow, c~omandan;e del
battalion veinticuatro de infanter2a.
CUE cs Al que p~crtenecen los negros
L originaron los d~cso"aenes, decl&-
70 = los representatives dc n prcnsa
que Ia acci6n dc los soliad"& negros
hahia sido p~racticamcn:" IL DE- IN
motin ' Que gr&c.aa L ID cnergia des-
piegada pudo s~ofocarse a tempo, sin
que adQuiera mayor d~esarrollo.
Treinta y cuatro negros scrsn juzga'
dos en- eorte marcisi
Trvinta y caatrp .nc%roS gir :"
c~ncucntran detenidos en- Ia c;.:r"i de!
Gordado. seran iuz@adoS POI uH%
corte marciai. Anoche. q ProcUradcf
del D:strito. C%rooler. presenJ6 los car
@os dc asesinato en- contra de todcS
clos. La declaration dc que el Pro
Pasa i Ia "a, eel. 3a.
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IE-@ . I s. C-i Ia
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r;Ic amDaro otro acusado De Ia fugc
De CaraveC.
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nc.a0GTeci2rGn tEe, c~&rranciS:2s
miS."riQs2mcntc.
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GPsza 4 Ia 7aS. 5a. Col. Fa.'
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs. 8. Wilcox came from Greenfield
this morning to stay few days in
town.
Thomas Guihccu of Chicopee. Mass.
is visiting at his home in town a few
days.
Miss Rosabcl Miller Of Mount HoI-
yoke college visited her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. 4. |. Miller, over Sunday.
Miss Mary +. sumner of West Hall
fax, freshman in the high school, is
i'll with measles at w. 4. Gilbert's on
Williston street.
Mrs. Francis +. Perry, who under
went an operation 10y Dr. Wells of New
York in the Memorial hospital last
week, is doing well.
William G. IIuntress returned last
night from New York, where he had
been week on business for the Hunt
rcss-A Adams company
Mrs. Robert Mitchell Of Springfield,
Mass, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
T. Benson. Mr.. Mitchell win come To
spend Washington 5 birthday in town.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19
Mrs. Arthur L. Rubeor.

4 shadow Of heartfelt grief was east
over this town saturday morning by
the untimcly death of Mrs. Arthur l..
Rubeor, who suecumbed to a stomach
ailmeut after an illness of two weeks.
Mrs. Rubeor was not considered crit
ically i'll until within few hours Of
the end and her death came with a
suddenness which overwhelmed her
family and her host of friends.
Mary Frances Reddlng, wife of Ar
thur l.. Rubeor, was born in this town
80 years ago, a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William Redding.
She attended the local schools and
was a graduate Of the high school III
the class OF 1901. Her death was the
first in the rank Of II members.
For the past several wears She had
been a highly valued clerk in G. s. Har-
ris 5 store, where her ability and con
genial manner made her popular among
the townspeople.
She was a woman Of cheerful and in
dulgent disposition and possessed an
unselfish solicitude for her friends and
loved ones. She was a faithful and de
voted member Of st. Joseph 5 Roman
Catholic church.
She was married June 30, 1914, K
Arthur l.. Rubeor Of this town, who
survives with her parents Mr. and Mrs
William Redding, and three sisters
Miss Josie Redding of Boston, Mrs
Bridget Peterson and Miss Elizabeti
Redding Of this town
The funeral viii be held in st. 10
seph church ait o'clock tomorrow
morning and the burial will take plac,
in st. Joseph 5 cemetery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19
BRAITLEBORO LOCAL.

The J. p. G.. club was entertained
Saturday evening by Mrs. Raymond
Whitney. Refreshments were served.
iao young people Of the First Baptis,
church are planning q sleiglrida to Put
ucy Thursday evening. a chtckeupie
supper viii Doe served
Troop 30. of the Boy Scouts is plan.
ming an outing for Thursday. Washing
ton 3 birthday, when they viii spend the
day fishing through the ice.
The high school basketball team has
scheduled game with the Leland 4
Gray seminary team I'm the Armory for
March 3 and IN, N0ahdcld Bows Bsi.
aa5c team W play here March 10.
The basketball taam of the freshman
class OF the high school defeated the
ninth grade team iu Che Afmorr Sat
uraar afternoon hE score OF 10 to -.
All Mctbodists and friends are cor
diallv invited 60 q covered dish supper
Thursday evening at $50. at I6 Canal
street. \ small admi sion fee viii be-
required from those not bringing a GOV
cred dish.
The nest meeting If the Brattlcbogo
Woman Is club will be- held Wednesday
afternoon. Feb -, I'm Odd Fellows tenn
PIE. The speaker viii be Dr. Fred T..
Marble of Cambridge whose subject
win be- The Modern Woman in the New
World The meeting win d" open 10
tie public on pay meut et the usual guest
fee. Dr.. Mari la has many friends who
will be glad - the opportunity to hear
him.
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No Objection.

When Governor Head was in Office in
New Hampshire, Colonel Barrett Of the
governor s staff died, and there was an
unseemly scramble for the office, even
while his body was awaiting burial with
military honors. One candidate ven
tured to call upon Governor Head.
Governor, he asked, do YOU
think YOU would have any objections
If were to get into Colonel Barrett :
place?
The answer came promptly. No.
don I think | should have any obiec
lions, if the undertaken is willing.
Tit Bits.
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stacy, Of HoIyoko, have been spending
few days in town.
Harold Corkins Of Kcene. was guest
Of his aunt, Mrs ". L. Todd, from
Thursday to Saturday.
The missionary society of the Con
gregational church met in the home Of
Mrs. =. O. Maynard, Friday afternoon.
Mrs Josie Redding Of Boston. was
called here Saturday by the illness and
death of her sister. Mrs. Arthur Rubeor
Mrs. Henry Pearson and Mrs Austin
Pease of Springfield, Mass. were guests
Of friends in town Thursday and Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Z. stevens. and
Thomas Raleigh Of Greenfield. were in
town to attend the Cniversalist festi-
val last week.
Mrs. Joseph Spring, who is suffering
from an attack of appendicitis was not
as we'll Sunday and Dr. Anderson of
Brattlehoro was called in consultation
Carl Smith underwent an operation
in the Farren hospital, Montague, on
his knee Friday rs a result of an in
jury which he received several weeks
ago.
Richard, the little son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. =. VI. Dodge, who has been SCI
riously i'll with pneumonia and under
the care of a trained nurse, is now much
improved.
Elmer Lasher has bought the r. P.
Minis pasture, which contains about
Is II acres Mr. Lasher intends TO
utilize this land for hennerv and a
berry farm
! Prof. and Mrs. Charles Patterson Of
Amherst, Mass, and Miss Florence
King Of Northampton, Mass. have been
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Leonard and Miss \. NJ. Barrows.
Mrs. Ward Of Leominster, Mass. was
guest Of his daughter, Miss Ethel
Ward, the last of the week, and on
Saturday the latter accompanied he1
mother home for vacation of a week
Major ". ii. Trickey, commandment
Of the New Hampshire Soldiers Home
at Tilton, formerly a pastor Of the Uni
versalist church Of this town, visited
friends here from Thursday to Mon
day. He occupied the pulpit in tn,
Jniversalist church Sunday morning
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Horse Dashes Into Canal.

An exciting runaway occurred Fri
day afternoon, when James Heating s
horse became frightened on High street
and tipped over the meat sleigh. The
animal made a wild dash up Canal
street and into the canal, from which
it was rescued after half an hour S
work.
1t was well cared for and was driv-
en- home 70 Winchester apparently none
the worse for its experience.
The town schools are closed for a
week 5 vacation
Henry Brownell is seriously i'll with
appendicitis
William Purcell Of keene spent sun
day at his home here.
The fremen were paid their annua
salaries Saturday night.
Miss Ruth Quiglcy was at home from
Greenfield, Mass, Sunday.
John Purcell is i'll in the home Of
his brother, Maurice Purcell.
Milan Smith of Springfield, Mass.
was az home for a short visit last week
II. T. Fisher of Thompsonville, Conn.
has been spending several days in town
Sidney Stearns of Wilmington, Vt
was at home from Thursday to Mon
day.
Mrs. W. f. Belleville of soutl
Chelmsford, Mass, has been visiting
Hinsdale relatives.
] Mrs. w. B. Stacy and son, Harol
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HINSDALE, N. H.
RECEIPTS BREAK RECORD.
Annual Universahst Event Proved an
Unusual Success.

The Tniversalist festival closed Fri
dag evening, following the usual pro-
gram. The supper Of baked fish, etc,
was well patronized, following which
the one-act comedy proved to be an un-
usual success. The festivities were
brought to q close with four hours Of
dancing, with music BY Lyman 5 or
chestra, and there were 15S dance tick
cts sold; 81 more than the best pre-
yioUs record
The total box office receipts amount
ed to S5l3.75, which was nearly 500
larger than that Of last year, which up
to that time was the largest. On the
first night there were 80 admission
tickets and 27l supper tickets sold, and
ON the second night there were is2 adj
mission tickets aud 276 supper tickets
disposed Of
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19
Tongue Twister.
Say quickly.

tSaY quIcklN3
II yen stick a stick across "a stick.
Or cross a stick across stick.
Or stick a cross across a $ lex.
Or stick cross across cross.
Or cross a cross across stick.
Or cross cross across a cross
Or stick crossed stick across a
stick
Or cross n crossed stick across a
cross.
Or stick q crossed stick across a
crossed stick.
Or cross a crossed stick across a
stick.
Or cross n crossed stick across a
crossed stick.
How will you stick a cross across a
crossed stick3
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, Feb. 10, by Rev.
James p Rand, George Francis Ander-
son and Miss Athena Marie Filion, both
of Brattleboro.
In Brattleboro, Feb. Il, by Carl S.
Hopkins, Esq, Gilmore Wallace FELTON,
and Irene Gresa Mccarthy, both of
Springfield Mass.
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That shooting is most popular sport
among the foreign residents of Shang-
hal is shown by the fact that, out of a
total foreign population of about H.
600 there are seven shooting clubs
with 754 members.
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1t is estimated that the annual loss
to agriculture in this country from the
depredations of insects and rodents
alone is $l0,OO0,0 00-about ST month
for every man, woman and child in the
Cniter States.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19

1t has been computed that at the
time Of the arrival of Columbus there
were 25,000,000 Indians in North and
South America
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19

There is scarcity of glass bottles
abroad, owing to the destruction Of some
Of the great glass manufacturing centers
OF France and Belgium in the war.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19

Reliable statistics show that Of all
The timber trees cut in our forests, less
than half of the available wood mate
rial is actually used.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19

Norway will build a canal, nine miles
of which viii be through a tunnel, to open
to navigation lake separated from the
sea by mountain ridge.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19
BIRTHS.

In Rutland, Feb. 9, daughter, Luz
ellie Stearns, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
o. Randall formerly of Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19
DEATHS.

In Hinsdale, n. H., Feb. Il, Mrs
Mary Francis fRedding) Rubcor, 50
wife of Arthur L. Rubeor.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-19
Hello, Mr.. Farmer:

have not talked with you tor time. Funny
but am of those fellows that talks until there
is something to talk about. What would you think If
die ton and half cheaper than you could handle the
load with pair Of horses? And you could buy it
for $685. and Ford
Well, you can do it. Bring us your Ford touring
roadser) and check for $685. and hand YOU back
Smith Forn-a- Truck that Will take the place OF two
pair of horses your farm and will handle ton and
half anywhere YOU could drive
Another thing about me- | NEVER TELL
STORIES UNLESS KNOW | HAVE GOT
ONE TO TELL.
know that this truck will carry ton and half
because on Saturday afternoon down the Grant
Granite Co. and loaded block Of granite that tipped
the scales at 300 lbs This Smith For-a Truck
ried that block all town as easily as you would
carly $40 bill,
And if it will do it in snow it will do it under almost
any road conditions.
We guarantee the truck for y months from date Of
purchase; give years Free Service and guar
antee to give you is miles every gallon OF gasoline
you burn.
Now, then, it's up to you to drop card
TO-DAY and let tell you about the lttle thing
with big pull"
| 16z~xzu<G ~
Vermont Auto Sales Company
9 South Main St. Tel. 678-W, Bratleboro, Vt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-16

Boston.-Mayor Curley says Chas.
NJ. Schwab told him that emissary Of
German government offered him
100000, 900 bride if Bethlehem Steel
Co. would cease making munitions
for the allieS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-16

Galveston.-British ship master
says Germans use floating, mines
with periscopes in North sea and
dozen British merchantmen have
been sunk by .mistaking them for
submarines and Tamming them
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-03-01

IL nNEsII.ooRATIoN TO ENTRY OF LANDS
hy n,AlIONAL FOREST. Notice il here
e az gVen that the lands described below,
NatinaSing oS6S acres. within the Idaho
TO settlement and entry under the npoyi.
s S,oas OF the homestead laws Of the United
SStates and the act OF June II. 190R (94
sc cae, - at the United States land Of
ANY : sst. HALEY. Idaho. on April 80, 1917.
faith clsis who was actually and in good
c %i,m canning any OF said lands for agri-
enS l purposes prior to Januarv l. DOC
anu anu mas not abandoned same has a pref
for tho IIlght TO make homestead entry
were ene e,s Ianas actually occupied. Said lands
n mere listed upon the applications OF the
persons mentioned below, who have n pref-
erenee right subject to the prior right Of
any any sucn settler. provided such settler or
entry and the preference right is exer-
S Sed prior to April 80 1917. ON which
us.e the lands Will be subject to settle
( lIef trsc ana entry by any qualified person:
a. 7; "a n, R. 10 e., and Sec 10 II s9 "a
~ ~, x. IL e., described as follows: Be-
S, M aaS s &C Cor; No. I, whence u. s. L. NJ
I;S Chs, extending thence s. n degrees
t 10 minutes w, 30.07 Chs. to Cor. No. 2;
5Cnhence n 70 degrees 40 minutes W.. 2AO8
ans, TO Cor No: 8; thence N. SO degrees
thence N. so degrees 81 minutes ties w W. II
q minutes g. $3.50 cSs' to n Cor or d Se
funsence s. Al degrees 20 minutes r., Ga ID
eIcent TO 70 Sor NO the place Of beginning,
BY List and 22s acres sr Described qfSedlO Sy
List 4-17O3 the net acreage being bs'6S
acres; application OF W. A. Stonebraker,
VA, warren; Idaho; List 4.2Os5. February /,
Commissioners ca of the General Land OF.