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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15
THE PAPERS

-
("Washington relies upon tho pa.
pers of the country for success OF re-
c%ruitins and the bond issues."-News
ltem).
Who boost for this and boost for that,
And for the public come to bat?
The papers.
Who give us space day after day
Without a doggoned cent Of pax2
The papers.
Who fight for you and fight for me
And almost always without fee,
And trim the devil to a r?
The papers.
Who put across baxaars and fairs
And print press stuff for various
wares?
The papers.
Who make baseball more than a fad,
And do It for a two-inch adj?
Tho papers.
Who try to do their duty well
In fairness all the news to tell
And In the end get only hell?
The papers,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15

AS WE understand 1t, the object OF
the British drum fire. is to make
the Germans beat 1t.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15
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THE FIRST NIGHT IN CAMP

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fmv r,uhtless mv a. v. pya,
co,,p,s ~ 1870. ~ eovsr Nc st,nie
Ana thsr ~ ,doo. vrould See~re-
a. rl.vhe - str.lr ia ..un.
NV niIlovv,. mx shoe. v,hur / TN -
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Me and nv two Thin b,.utSts
a,,raI.a ~ una.r 80 ohlr.
INV
Ard cosH hut ~ made them thin.
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,.,c ,,..,~ 1890.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15
HOW o you?

What did you plant In your yege-
table garden this summer
"Oh, about the whole OF my yearly
income"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15

NOW THAT the president has issued
rules governing trading with the en-
envy, it will be all right to ask La
Toilette what he has to swap.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15

FUEL ADMINISTRATOR woollen
of Indiana probably was selected be-
cause of his warm name.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15

A KANSAS editor charges s cents
a line for the publication Of original
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15

THE POSSIBILITIES OF KNITTING
Is the revived fashion of knitting
to be taken as IN indication that
other old-time domestic virtues are to
take on new life? That seems to be
the idea conveyed in a knitting song
in a new popular play:
| want to be a good little wife
In the good old-fashioned way.
I'll honor and obey.
From my home I will never stray,
Although the thing that's smart is
To be out all night on parties
I'll be sitting
With my knitting
In the good o~ld-fashioned way.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15
WHERE WIFE CONG

| .-""N ITT7 w. wv ~
"Whers do we 90 from hsreY" you
ask,
"Where do we 90 from here"
We're going through, II you care to
know,
We're going ahead with the winning
blow;
We're going cut for the o~onquerIno
score,
Whether Il takes ono year-or four,
With all we've got n something rnors.
For our Uncle Sam, when he takes the
bit,
Isn't the kind Of a guy to quit,
pr to duck a sorap III the Job 10 done
And he's driven over the winning run.
~-crantIand IHics.
WV"
1T WAS in a churchyard. The morn
ing sun shone brightly and the dew
was still on the grass. "Ah, this Is the
weather that makes things spring up"
remarked q passerby casually to an old
gentleman seated ON a bench. "Hush!"
replied the old gentleman. 1--we got
three wives buried here"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15

THE PATRIOTISM Of William ].
Bryan can no longer be doubted. He
is for carrying the war to a successful
finish regardless of the fact that it
has put a tax on Chautauqua tickets.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15

CHRISTENING THE BABY
Brown has a lovely baby girl
The stork left her with a ~fIutter;
Brown named her "oIeomargarine,"
For he hadn't any but her.
Penn State Froth.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15
ioMErHINe LEARNED EVERY DAY

Frank-Poor Jones! He has lost all
his money in a wildcat mining COM
pany.
Ethel-Mercy! / didn't know you had
to mine for wild cats.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15

POSSIBLY, of course, it means to
save the plate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-15

SPEAKING of funny things you see
nowadays, how's this food conserva-
ton advice: Serve Just enough; save
what is left"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
LIE TrUV|U REkRUTU DOMA|

Da!is karevavmo anzaus Wru, klrie Smet birzeo d.
zsreqistravo au paSaukta kareVauti Gi vSeS ISIems
rar1s, net items, katre prmojo rekruavmo metu bVo
paiuosuoti Boards" SSntneja bIan-
kas su uzkIaSinas Tas bankas po gavmo denaS rel
kia $pidy ir prstatH savo Loca Boards" Bankose ya
aba paniu kausinu Kadang pats ven registranta nesu
geb6s tues kausls atsat ty negales kap rekia Spl-
dyti bianku tata ChicagOs r apynkeS etvas registrar
ars ateina pagebon dienraGo "Draugo" adnsraca Ape
tai uzyakar jau blWo praneSta 'DFauge g.
Be Sito 'Draugo' redakG6S paSidarbavimu ietuVlams
egsrantams pasizad6o pageoe dar r geb advokataS A.
S!akS Gerb adVokatas etVamS regiStratamS, aptreu-
Stems is 'LoCa Boards" bIankas dIos patamS Sv Jugo
parapOs sveainee (Bridgeporte) UTARNINKQ PETNYclQ
R SBATU VAKARAIS NU0 7:30 LIG! $780, BIanku iSpIdy-
me vsoke paaria bus dlodami DYKA, be okio aygnnO.
Bet geb. avOkatas sake, kad ei katraS egsranaS IoS
N0RU ores atsiygnti E dues kick pngu tai tuoS pnguS S
atidlos KaIednn fondan, kriS a TatoS Fondo goboe.
Vadnas ietlViams regstrantamS "DraugaS" padaro d.
deli paFakNna Vis etva reikae r su bankomS kaSdien
Cali repties arba "Draugo" ADMINISTRATORS ofsa arba aug
$Giau pazymetQ den vakaras Sv Jugio paapos vetane
NegaInte ar venur ar t nueiti su tas rekaIais gall
keptes IaSu "Drauga" Gerb advokataS A. SIakS viSus
pakIausimus apserne atSakyt per "Drauga."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
SESTADIENIAI BE
KIAULIENOS.
Washington, gr. ID.

Washington, gr. 15. =
Sales maisto administracija
par5de, kad Suv. Valstijq
visi patriotai gyventojai vi
sais sestadieniais nevalgytQ
kiaulienos, ty. kad nevar-
totu jokio maisto, pagamin-
to is kiauliQ nlesos.
Dabar Suv. Valstijose
veikia dienos: antradieniais
bemesines, ketvirtadieniais
bekvietines ir pagaliaus ses-
tadieniais be kiaulienos.
Reiskia, tomis dienomis
gyventojai kvieciami susi-
laikyti nuo vartojimo pami-
netu maisto produktq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
TEUToNV UzPUoLIMAI 7
kTMUsTA TTALIJOJ.

Londonas, gr. Is. = .Au-
strQ-vokieciu kariuomene
atnaujino savo uzpuolima
prizes italq linija rytuose
nuo Brenta. Bet po sma"-
Klaus music per kelias va
landas jjie buvo atmusti.
Taip vakar pranesta is Ry-
mo.
Apple teutonu atakas pra-
neSama ir is linijos tarpe
Brenta If Piave, Siauriuose
nuo Monte Grappa, kur vel
kia gen. Below su savo nau-
jai atgabenta armija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
KAREIVIAT RINKSIS
OFTCIERIUS.

Petrogradas, gr. Is.
BolSevikQ komisionieria!
darbuojasi, kad pravesti sa-
vo programa. Paskelbta.
kad kariuomen6je tuojaus
uri prasideti ofieieriu rim
Mmai. KareiViai issirinks
sau oficierius tokius, kokie
jiems patiks.
Su vakarykscia diena .eme
veikti bolSevikQ vynausy-
b6s paredynas, panaikinas
Tisokias kariuomeneje ran.
gas ir titulus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
PALIUOSUOJA CIVI-
LIUs VOKIEcIU
GYVENTOJUS.

Londonas, gr. 15.- Stock
holmo laikrasSciui "Dagens
Nyheter' is Haparanda
praneSta, kad rusu bolSevi-
ky vyriausybe paliuosuoja
is nelaisves visus civilius
vokieGiQ (Prusijos) gwen
tojus.
Be to pranesama, kad I'll
ST. kariuomen6 yra pasi1en-
gusi apleisti Suomija. Svea-
borgo tvirtoves komendan-
tas tvirtina, kad Suomijai
(Finlandijai) oficialiai yra
pripazinta neprigulmybe.
Anot Reuterio depesos IS
Petrogrado, laikraStis
"Russkoje Slovo" Maskvo-
je sustabdytas uz paraSy-
ma, kad bolseviku vyriau
sias vadas Krylenko rusq
generalio Stabo stovykla bu-
yes uzemes patarius jam tai
padaryti vokiecill kares sto-
vykloje.
Po Sito .bolSevikai uzeme
"Russkoje Slovo" biura il
spaustuve, gi laikrastis su-
sekvestruotas kareiviu II
darbininku reikalan1s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
KAZONAI LALMEJO
ROSFOVA.

Pe5rogradas, gr, Is.
Anot bolSevikQ stabo pra,
neSlmo, musyje arti Bielgo,
rodo gen. Kornilovo kazo-
kai buve sumuSti. Kazokai
atsimcte ! Vasilska. -
TcCiau sqrysyjc su tue
n1uSiu laikraSciai savo ke-
liu pranes6, kad kazokai is,
6jo pergal6tojai. BolSevikQ
kareiviai buvo priversti at
simosti skersai up6s Dono
/ Nakiceva.
BolSevikQ Stabas, >pranes-
darnas apie ivykusi mus
netoli Bielogorodo, pazyml,
lad gen. KornilovO kariuo-
I0en@ nCtckusi 80 kareiviQ
uzmuSta;s II 80 paimtais ne
luisv3n. Be kitko dar pridu-
riana, kad gen. K0rnilov
nugal6tas.
Is music ties Rostovu nu-
SvieCiama dar toksai atsitl-
xmas. BolSevikV kar6s lal-
ycl;ai up6je, saudydami ]
savo prieSininkus, nepatai-
kj $oyiriais ten, kur jiems
reikia, bet / kazokQ pulko
kazarmes, kur stovintieji
!z&zok&i buyo nusprende lal-
kytieS neutralyhes. Bet kuo-
met bolSeyikQ paleisti Sow
MAI 6n16 g1iauti kazarmiu
&ienas, kazokai pakilo ir vi
81 pe.4jo gen. Kaledincs pu-
sen, taigi stojo prizes boise
vikus.
Uauta z;nios, kad gen.
Kalcdinos, Rostovo apyliln-
k5sc veikdamas, pasirenges
uZycsti dcIybas su bolSeVi-
kais, kad tuo budu iSvengti
nereikalingo kraujo pralie-
jimo.
Buvusio ministeriu pirlni-
ninko Kerenskio namus ap-
ieSkojo kareiviai. Kerenskio
Hmona pasak6, jogei jin&i
yerGiau praneSianti savo
vyru;, kad jisai liuosu noru
ateitQ j Smolnii institutq,
nes kitaip jam grqsiqs nu-
lin6iavimo pavojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
PLEsIKU PAsIPEL-
NIJIMAI.

Chioagos policija tiesiog
neteko galvos del pasibaise-
tino pl6sikQ siautimo. Me-
CANA jau kad vagiami auto
mobiliai, apipl6siami praei-
vial. Bet pl6sikai pasekmin-
gai pelnijasi uzpuldinedami
banlSus.
Ana diena ryte plesikai
uzpuol6 mieste Stockmen's
valstij JIM banka. Pelnijo
apie Is tukstanciQ.
Uzvakar diena penki Pile
Sikai uzpuole ir apiplese
valstijini banka miestelyJ
La Grange, Sale Chicagos.
Ispradzill buyo sakoma, kad
plesikams teko apie Is TUX
stan6iu dol, daugiausia
aukso. Bet vakar paaiskejo,
kad jie pagrobe net $46,75o.
Policija issijuosusi dar-
buoias. Nezinia kokios bus
paselmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
2atgOgT2das, or. ID.

2atgogT2aas, gr. 10.
Bol5@y.lza; =ionai parsitrau-
Et uar vionQ kariuomen6s
"@;z E41 a1s+iprinti save
a,3. !. Uauta zinia, kad Uk-
v.nos a11nijos yra pasiruo-
IS saugoti steigiamqji
a,,a11.IlkimQ, jci jis butQ att
l~rytas AioVe.
Nat. p1icSingi bolSeyikams
elemental ruo5iasi kur ki-
tC.r atidarytti steigiam2ji su-
shrinking II paskelbti lega,
Iiu, kadangi Petrograde att,
darornas susirinkimas yrs
iSintinai bolSeyikV rankose
Ukra;n0s kariu0menG yrs
rrie$iuga bolSeviiQ vieSpa.
tayini.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
YBOS BREST
-TfTTOVSKE.

Amsterdam, gr. 15.-Vo-
l-iozz::ai ir austrai oficialiai
praneSa, kad rusQ delegataj
Brcst-Litovskan atkeliave
praeitq trcGi2diani if antry.
tojaus prasid6jusios dery.
bos ginklu sud6iiGlo reikale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
IsTREMTAs BUvES
PREZIDENTAS.

Lisbona, gr. Is. - Nauja
vyriausybe istreme ant vi
sados is Portugalijos tos
respublikos prezidenta Ma
chado, prieS kuri pasekmin-
gal atlikta revoliucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15

il, nlirtii negalejo. Juk reike-
10 prizes kitus parodyti savo
'pazanguma. Reiskia:
koks buvo gyvenimas, tokia
tturaajo I but ir mirtis.
j. Mozeris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
NERA ANGI.IQ, NEREI
KIA KALEJIMO.

Wellington, Kans., gr. 10
: sitam miesteliui pritru-
ko angliu. Nebuvo kuo ap-
sildyti apskrieio kalejima,
Tatai apskricio komisionie-
rial nusprende visus kali
MUS paleisti ir uzzdaryti ka,
lejima. Jei ateityje atsiras
kaliniu, tai jie bus siuneia-
mi j kitus miestelius ir
miestus, kur yra kalejimai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
sUSIRGUSI BUVUSIO
/ CARO- DUKTE.

Petrogradas, gr. Is,
Is Tobolsko gauta zinia, kao
enai pavojingai susirgus
buvusio rusq caro- Nikalo-
.jaus Romahovo vyfiausioj:
dukte Olga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
TT1f ,
ELIa - ~ g. -,

p3Sroar55az, -. =.
RoI5cyilSl1 a4s..vai il us"
,2,,s;ias KILN s77va=;a,,3 SCI
.,;a,,1ai iia s11s;7.f,.;>:..,al. Phi
-, ,oSS;;sn,a.is nas-.s .r.-.-a
,,1aoi+a f,.,z:aIia.,i E. Z
+a,,,o moi 7,;onas h.lSr.:,-as
o+s+ovos no4afvvnvo
PosaGvia an2z drgE-v,t,..e
snio 70 a+srovu zsrgi.5l, j
sac;aIravol;ucio1io.:a. = l.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
/ OAR APIE SOCIALISTO
NUSIGALABINIMA.
JIs BUVO UOLUS SO
CIALIsTU LAIKRAs-
CIU REMEJAS.
Buvo pasizylejes bedaevio
Mockaus garbintojas.

Cicero, Ill, gr. 14.-'Drau,
CO. 267 mum. buvo trumpal
praneSta apie socialisto An
tano Gostauto nusizudymQ.
Dabar reikia placiau apie
tai praneSti visuomenei.
Sauzudis AntaIas Cos
tautas gyveno labai pavyz-
dingai socialistiskai. Ma, pa
'galiaus IL 81 pasauli apleido
socialistiSkai. Paleido ! save
! idvi kulipkas is revolverio-
vienq pilvan, kita galvon.
Policijai begabenant j i IL
gonine, jisai mire.
A. GoStautas buvo uolus
"Naujicnu" IL "Laisv6s''
skaitytojas ir r6m6jas.
Kick tcko suzinoti, AeGos-
tauta prie sauzudystes pli-
verte socialistiskas gwen
mas, kurs begalo yra palai-
dus. p.
Sauzudis prigulajo i we We
ina sito miestelio lietuviQ
laisvamaniQ ir socialistV
draugija, kuri dazrai reng-
davo velniu kupciui Moe
XIII prakalbas. Nuo Moe
kaus viotos laisvamaniai II
socialistai s6m6 sau zap
Svletq." Tarpe tQ Duyo II
sauzudis A. GoStautas, kurs
visuomet tik seile ridaVo
klausydamas velniQ klp-
Claus ''moksliskQ" iSve-
! dziojimQ apie peklos platy-
bes, jos gilybes, apie visa
gyvenima pragaro gelmese.
Reikia todel dar steb6ties,
kad ligsiol daugiau social
stu ir laisvamaniu nepapai-
ko nuo tos "apSvietos" II
nepadar6 sau gallo. =
Jei tas laisvanamiu II. So
cialistq masinis nusigalabi-
nimas neivyko, tai dz tai jie
turi but dekingi vietos ka-
talikams. Mes katalikai su
valdzios pagelba pasidarba-
70 ateityje neleisti cia nei
kojos kelti tam neprausta-
burniui Mockui, kurs savo
E"pamokslais" laisvamanius
ir socialistus veda prize sau-
zudyst6s.
Socialistq 1aikrasciai yra
nepasitenkine, kad katalikll
spauda neprielankiai atsi-
liepia apie socialisto Cos
tauto nusizudyma. Sake, jis
jau esas mires. Prizes jo mir
tt reikia tik galva palenkti,
bet ne ty6ioties is sauzu-
dzio. Is socialistu laikrasciQ
rasymo be to suprantama,
kad jie sauzudi megina pa
daryti nesocialistu, bet siaip
sau "pazangiuoju" zmogu-
mi.
Bet socialistai taip rassy-
damn visai neatkreipia do
mos i tai, kaip sauzudis a.
Gostautas gyveno. Tuo tar
fpu jis gyveno taip, kad k-
Itaip, kaip pridera zmogui,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
HOLSEVTKAI UzEEE::
DU MTESTELLU.

Londonas, gr. Is. Anot
RcUterio depesos * Petro-
grado, bol$evikQ kaEuome-
ne uz:n6 du miosteiiu Allr-
sEo Cub: Kaluga ir Tama-
nOyk2.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on December
is, 1917, as required by the act of
October 6, 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
TU0JAUS TARsLASIS
APE IAIAA.
LondoGas, CT. i. - Bel

Londo1as, CT. 15. - Bel
>2vlkll uzsicniQ rcikalQ mi
uia~olIs Troclis, anot RCu-
s~14o G.ycSos Is Pctrogrado,
ian2>c, lad jci giakiu sr-
o@ijmo deryhos Ia;m;ngai
paS;baigeianGios il pc So
tta1.tiui bus nasiraSyta
7}~2>r-aitovske, tuomct tie
pats ru&V dclog2tai yra iga-
lioti Dr2I@ti taikos dorybas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. Ill, on December
;, 1917, as required by the act Of
October s, 1917
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. Ill, on December
Is, 1917, as required by the act OF
October 6, 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on December
), 1917, as required by the act of
October G 1917
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15

rue translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on December
5, 1917, as required by the act OF
october 6, 1917.
Amsterdam, gr. Is. Is
oetrogrado per sveicarija
k;auta zinia, kad rusu boise
'ikQ premiere Lenino pare
Eymu Rygos fronte rusai
l.areiviai atsimeta salin is
avo uzzimtp pozicijq tarp
Pygos If ezero Piepus.
Vokieeiu kar6s stovykloJ
'ginklu sudajimo de1ybV me-
u nusizude rusq gen. Ska
ion, kurs tenai buvo delega-
u nuo bolsevikN.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15
T,ATVIJA IsISTEIGI-A
AUTON0MIJA.
Laikinos tarybos pirn1in@.7c
kas yra zamuer.
PETR0GRADAs, g.. IS.
- Kareiviu ir darbini1l-1'

organizac:jos latviQ apgy-
vantos.e tecitorz.jose isteig6
1aikig1a. Labvijos 5au5iaa t.
-yba nieste Walk. Ia -..i1a.--
ia taryba paskelbe, lad j.
nj jveria le:viQ ta:l|~i atc-
tononine valstybAle is da-
lies Kur5o, LivonLjos II ki5,1
gabal5ijos provincijql.
Laikina latviV J2rv1a i,
lido atsisau!ziro2 ] ta-lzz..22zzl?2.-
II vvriausyhes, Zad jos, pa
sibatgus karei, nepa2a-iI2s22
tos nauiai szlforTuo*cs Il :
yiios teritorijos.
Laikinos 1atviQ tarTbos
pirnininkas yra advoEa+2.
2anluer,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15

1rrc translation filed with TIC n-~c-
taastcr at Chicago, Ill, on Dcc--.f-r
b. 1917. as required by the az o.
GrrODCr 6 1917
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on December,
Is, 1917, as required by the act of
October g. 1917.
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!October 6, 1917.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-14
NOTED LECTURER
TO SPEAK SUNDAY
Mrs. Anna G. NJ. Tillinghast to Give
Address in UniversaliSt Church
in Place of Sermon.

In place of the sermon by the pastor
in the Universalist church Sunday morn
ing an address will be given by Mrs. An
ma G. NJ. Tillinghast, national organizer
for the Women s National Missionary
association of the Universalist church.
Her subject will be The Greatest Need
in the World. Mrs. Tillinghast is max
ing a tour with the object of strength
ening the organization, forming new cir
cles, increasing membership and arous-
ing Universahst women in general to a
larger vision of the Christian church and
its need in the world. She is a woman
: of eloquence and personal magnetism
and in recent years has been a celebrat
ed lecturer on many topics. She is pop
ular as a political campaign speaker
has filed aeceptably many Universalist
ipulpits and is recognized as an efficient
organizer and national lecturer for the
4 W. c. r. u
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-14
WHITINGHAM.
Crops Were Frozen.

The first frost of the season came
Monday night and Tuesday morning
it was found to be not only frost but
freeze. Ground froze an inch or more
and everything is spoiled. Nearly ev-
eryone had several times their usual
quantity of beans, which lacked week
or two of maturity. No corn in town
was ripe enough to cut for curing and
it looks as though we would have TO
depend ON some other more favored part
of the country for all our corn and meal
for another year. Squashes are another
thing that will be luxury this winter
We often get light frosts at this sea
ison but seldom a freeze like the one
that visited us this time. Potatoes
were. near enough to maturity so they
are not much damaged. The yield in
some fields is unusually large and in 9th
ers small. 1t is noticed where the crop
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-14
MORTIFIED. MASS.
Sudden Death of Frank E. Aldrich

The death of Frank f. Aldrich oc-
cured at Dover, \. H.. about noon on
Wednesday at a hospital. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldrich, Miss Mary Aldrich, their
daughter. and Mrs. +. w. Harness left
Northfield Friday by automobile for
Boothbay Harbor, Maine The first
night they spent in Milford, n. H.,
where Mr.. Aldrich was i'll all night. The
next day they went as far as Dover,
n. H., where they consulted doctor
and Mr.. Aldrich went to the hospital
and became seriously i'll with dysentery.
Miss Mary Aldrich and Mrs. Harness
returned to Mortified Tuesday, plan
ming to have DR.. A. L. Newton go to
her father.
Mr.. Aldrich was 50 years of age, son
of James Aldrich of West Northfeld
He was a farmer and had been extern
sively engaged in the lumber business
! lie was member of Harmony lodge Of
Masons of this town. of the Orange
commandery of Knights Templar, and
| the Crescent chapter of Royal Arch Ma
sons of Orange. He had served the
town as selectman and was highly re
| spected. He is survived by his wife
seven children, Chester, Mary. Jesse
Helen, Walter, William and Alice. HI
also leaves his father, James Aldrich Of
| West Mortified. and several brother
and sisters in this town.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-14
TO SEND BOY TO SCHOOL.
Delbert Trombley Fined for Keeping IL
Year-Old Lad at Home.

CHESTER, Sept. IA. - A jury trial
was held here yesterday, presided over
by Judge Blanchard of Springfield, the
case being that of state against Del
bert Trombley of Chester for failure to
send his l4-year old boy to school.
| Trombley claimed that transporta
| tion was not furnished for one-half
mile or to the residence of Mr.. Balch
who had the contract for Transportation
ton for his children and, others near
by.
| Mr. Tr0mbley was, duly notified b.
the school director to Send his boy to
tsch6ol, but failed to do so. Attorney
Fired G. Bicknell was counsel for the
Estate and Henry 4 Henry for the
IrespOndent.
! The jury was drawn from Ludlow
land Cavendish and was as follows: j.
w. Archibald, Wilbur B. Lawrence
Fred Mayo, Norris Gates, Henry T.
Brown, James b. Fuller and Charles
/ Guild of Ludlow, William r. Moore,
Walter Amsden, B. J. Spaulding, Fred
c. Shed and Don C. Pollard of Cav
endish, who were in the care of Consta
bic Fred A. Leland.
The witnesses in the case were Wal
ter II. Austin, Charles f. Wellman and
Percy f. Teald, school directors; F. II
Blake, superintendent of schools; and
Nolney j. Wood, truant officer. for the
state Delbert Trombley and his broth
err, Joseph, were witnesses for the de
Tense.
After 10 minutes deliberation yer
diet of guilty was brought in by tn
Jury.
Trombley was fined s. and costs ant
ordered to send his boy to school.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-14

ing her son, Elliott Davis, a week, re-
turned to Griswoldville, Mass, Mon
day.
Mae Rogers went Saturday to the
home of her aunt in Springfield, Mass,
where she intends to stay and attend
high school.
The Ladies' Benevolent society met
with their president, Mrs. Flora An
derson, Wednesday afternoon. They
voted to hold the annual church fair in
December
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-14

Mrs. Archie Morse is on the sick list
Vesta Sawyer returned to Smith col
lege last week.
Mr.. Whipple, former hotel keeper
here has been visiting at Frank All
bee s.
/ The several members of the Goodnow
family took trip over the Mohawl
trail Sunday.
Agnes Shippee, who is attending Bliss
Business college, was home over Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Alvord, who has been living thi:
summer in the Dalrymple house above
the station, has moved.
! A telephone has been recently in
stalled at Willard Faulkner NJ. j. An
derson s and E. III. Murdoch IS.
! Mrs. Ida Davis, who had been visit