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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-22

Corporal Willis has made distin-
guished record with the Lafayette
escadrille. He is twenty-seven and for
fourteen months early in the war
served in the American ambulance
field service. His father is J. B. Will
lis, on the staff of the Christian
Science publishing company. Boston.
On July IA, Willis was reported Of
ficially as surviving FIVE battles with
German airmen in the week just clos
ed. Three Of these combats occurred
in one day.
Chadwick was graduate of Har-
ward, where he achieved distinction
in athletics.l
Ten AeropIanes in Raid.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Ten enemy
aeroplanes raided England today,
dropping bombs over Dover and Mar
gate. Lord French, commander in
chief Of the home defense forces, an
nounced that two of the German fly
ers had been brought down. The
raid occurred at 1915 this morning.
[Margate and Dover are In Kent,
near the mouth of the Thames. Pos
sibly the German raiders were Dent
on following the Thames up to Lon
DON
The Humber river and Yorkshire
where Lord French reported German
airships, is at least 165 miles north OF
the Thames. Hull, one of the great
shin building centers in England, is
located short distance up the
Humber1
Fail to Dent Line.
LONDON, Aug. 22-Violent German
counter attacks failed to dent the
newly advanced British lines around
Lens last night, nor did bitter enemy
resistance stop continued advances
north Of that French coal city, Field
Marshal Haig reported today.
"South and west of Lens our posi-
tions were maintained Haig de-
clared. Northwest and north of
Lens, additional ground was gained.
In the same section a strong German
counter attack was repulsed.'
"East and northeast of Ypres there
was great mutual artillery activity
at night"
Air Raid on Yorkshire.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-For the frst
time In months, Germany used air
ships in an attempted raid last mght
off the Yorkshire coast Of England. A
statement today issued by Lord
French. commander of defense forces.
said the dirigibles had been sighted
off the Yorkshire coast and one had
attacked points around the mouth OF
tbe river Humber, dropped bombs,
then making off toward the sea.
Lord French said three persons
had been killed and two injured In
tEe aeroplane raid. The damage was
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-22
No PEACE HOPE
SEEN BY BERLIN
Chancellor's Speech on Pope's
Note Leaves Public in Pes
simistic State of
= View.
NEGOTIATIONS USELESS
Michaetis Says Allies War Aims
Prove Their Desire to Wipe
Germany Off the
Map.
NEGOTIATIONS USELESS

lUn1ted Press LedSeu WIo ooA VIZ
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 22.-Berlln
sees no present hope Of peace, de-
spite Pope Benedict's pleas. DIS.
patches from Berlin today indicated
this pessimistic view by the pub.
/ lie, following Chancellor Michaelis
speech to the main committee of the
reichstag, portions of which appeared
in this mornings newspapers.
"The enemy's war aims prove thell
desire to annihilate Germany" MI
chaelis was quoted as declaring
therefore no present desire for peace
exists.
up to the present there has been
no opportunity to deliberate with ouf
allies regarding the pope's note
There is no doubt Of the honesty I'm.
pelling the note and therefore
would regard 1t sympathetically."
Michaelis denied that the pope's
note had been inspired by the central
powers.
In conclusion the chancellor de-
cfared that Germany,s alliance with
Austro- Hungary was now stronger
than ever.
Following Michaelis. the leaders of
the various German political parties
paid especial attention to the pope's
peace plans.
Socialist speakers declared their
party "welcomed the pope's action
The centrist leaders said they re-
garded his action as making extra
ordinarily valuable progress toward
peace, and as step which they
hoped would meet with full success.
Ysfv
tatiyes expressed the attitude that so
far they had been unable to examine
the subject thoroughly, but that they
supported the chancellor's position.
The conservatives took similar
view.
Independent socialist speakers ex-
pressed regret that the other party
leaders had only announced their
general sympathy with the pope's
action. without entering. into any
detailed discussion of It,
The main committee elected the
centrist leader, Fehrenbach, presi-
dent.
President Framing Reply.
WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-Presl-
dent Wilson today turned his atten-
ton to framing a reply to the pope.
He probably will have at least the
tentative draft ready for his cabinet
Friday. The response may go for
ward before Sunday. The statement
of Chancellor Michaelis before the
reichstag that Germany had no part
in the framing Of the pope's peace
proposals had no effect here today
on action the United States may
take. The chancellor's pessimlsm
also caused little surprise. Had Ger
many regarded the time propitious
for peace-she would have made re-
newed proposals herself, 1t is be-
lieved.
Regardless of whether the pope's
document was inspired by Austria or
was advanced as a purely neutral
proposal, it does not touch the funda-
mental principles for which America
is fighting.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-22
Commission in Washington
Sees Progress Being Made
in Every Direction.
by Carl D. Groat. United Press

lBy Carl D. Groat, United Press
Staff Correspondent
WASHEsGTON, Aug. 22-Japan
received her first close up glimpse to.
uay OF America at war.
For the first time since the open
ing OF the world conflict, ofilclal
japanese representatives other than
regularly accredited ambassadors
were in a war capital for confer
ehces with one of the powers making
common cause against Germany.
The visit of the Ishii commission
was believed to hold the greatest pos
sibilities in the international situation
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-22
Hearst for Mayor.

limited Press Leased Wire Serv1ce.J
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-W. K.
Hearsts petitions, designating him
as candidate for the democratic may
orally nomination, are on file here
today They bear 3,515 signatures.
Hearst is in California.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-22

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Continued on page 81
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-22

Local thunderstorms. Cooler.
Local temp p. m. II; z a.
m. IS.
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our own leased wire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-26

ten. iuis ibnsn bas Dertr5Renb ssfugi
iporpsn 1T, benu bhrin baben bic rai'
IiIden Bausrn gu r'cd traariee Grs
tabrunasn sema5i, dls DAB lis iidI
ourd 9srIprs4unssn tduihen Iisbsil,
Man bat ibnsn ipabrsnp bss iopani
i9en ,5slbjusss alIerlsi 9eriPretur'
gen esma9t, I'm lie bel ben 6dhnsH
Al balten unb ais Der Rriss gu Gnos
ipar, bat man ibnsu ni4ts asesbsn Sn
oisIsr @siis poIlsn bic SauerH fldj
ni9t pisbsr bintersebsH IaheH. ipgs
bern psrIanseH cine iOfOrtlgs 3uDeis
iung Don 8Oosn. 9luf bieisr Gornss
runa tp:rben iis bsiteben. neil Der
3tDans febIt, bsm iie ii9 bisber untsrs
tporfsn babsn unb bas mar Der 4iItos
ritGtssluu5e. Der ruiiifhs Bauer bat
in Oem 3ursn iein tir6Ii4es S5srs
baupt srbIidt unb in ben Seamten bic
0isnsr feline air6s. Sect, oa Der Gar
gsiiiir5t lit uno nit ibm oas bisbsrigs
9eamtenibum, peI6ss ibn nit Der
Wadt bss 3ursn bsbsrrihts. pir6 er
iia beitimmt ni1t Der Rsgterun1 uns
tsripsrfsn, peIde niht BEN gtinlsus
Oes .3arrntbums beiibt. 9isis MS
i9iittsluHg aqsr Gutoritdt bat iih
aud i'm Ssers bsmeribur gsmaht, Ter
ruiiiits Gifi5isy, Dor Dem Der Bauer
gu gOosn tro6, bat felt Dem JoCs
teine @epalt uno tsiueu giniluB, ais
bic SoIpatsn TOO Sffi3iers eridlusen.
Die iie 3rpingeH DOIItsH, BEN 3arel 81
oisnen. Sebt, ha Der Bauer Die Jur6t
Dor ben Offi3ieren bis binauf gum u'e.
neral ub9eItrtift bat, pirb sr Iih bon
linen nidt abbdltsH laIsn. bic Gin
ythtunsen gu srIanoen. bic sr fir fsi,
Hsn geitano brduht 9dmit 1T asidat.
oab ods ruiiiitt 9ssr aus bem Srisa.
ausgsfhdItst IN. Ter ruiIiite S0Ibdt
BAIT niht bic S,utitsn, fonoern feline
eigsns hs9ierung, bic ibm nitt gu 'ei.
ueu JorosrunqeH perbsIfsu piu. Wt
einem Seere. bns foIhe 9eiiHHungcn
begt, lam man teinsu &rieg flibrsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-26

Sa Der beutieea S9aIs
rothsiisuug iOa uber bic Jragt
obssfimmt tDeroen. Ob eins uutsrfus
dung iiber bic ROtbneHoigtsit uHD
SpsdmGBishit bes Deuti ti6en uRtsrs
riAts gu Oerauitaltsn iit. Der 4utraa,
iiber ben i4On frii9er ubg.ftimmt
rDoroen IT. Duros con srtI6rtsn
Jetnbeu Der Oeuti4sn gsiteIlt
uuO ptrb, Oa Iis BEL Dem erften
aHiturm erIaseR, pieberbolt Dsrben.
ASer ben Dsuti den unb aud Dsa
S4uleH ni9t etnen bOieu Strsia Ipirs
len nil, lpiro ben aurag psber ItelleH,
nod oufir itimmeu, benu cine irI6e
uutsriutuHg III O6aig iberfliiiie.
Der beutite untsrri4t beitebt in uns
iereu S4IIen Ieit 72 Ja6rsn. IN
biefer 3eit bat man o0qGur @eleqenz
belt gehobt, ieinen Bertb unb IeIue
ytotbDerbigteit gu srteuusn. 9lle
S6uIfWperintsnbehtsn, bic nab. brei
8ierteI SabrbuHbert uniereS6utn aez
Iettet, bdben siuitimmis anertamt, 6ab
ber beutf3e llntsrri9t Der Gr3iehund
fDroerIi4 lit uHb ben S9iilsrn, bic
barun tbeiInebmen. in pGbagoqiiter
unp pruttif9er Stnii9t DON gr0btsm
geuseH 1T unb Die 8epeeung, bitfs
uHteriu6ung gu DeruH'taItsn, 1T aues
ri6t Don berufsmdbigsu Gr5isbsrn,
fonbern Don Deutf9enboHeru einae.
leitet Dorbsn, I'M als erfter Sdritt
5nr Gbf6Gffung oes Oeutf9en uHters
rt6ts 81 oisner. Wer ba6er fir BEN
erfndhnteu 4ntrug fttmmt, tanu Fits
nt6t bamtt ausreben, bdb er ben
S6uIsu uno Der grsis5ung utben
pm. fonberu sr sibt iia bamtt ans.
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aus DER Wiapp. s.s llrsrOB'
paters.
Gin 0eltiter ArnitfonrliiiGr il
paris.
@on Glen bal @oisR RcguonS.

IN oicicr 3ett, in Der mir LIBERAL
ais Sarbaren peribrieH neroeu, uno
uns Ielblt Don &eHteu, Die es beiier
DtlieH ioQteu, Der Borluuri gema&.
utr0, oab mir Die bon uils beieeten
&dncer ibrcr aumnDerfe berauben, iii
Die grinnerine pieQeitr nida unange.
brady, mas Die 5ran}oien inter Wapo.
leon ii9 in oieier Siniidt erInIbten.
uno meIdpe Sdppierigteiien iiberlu..n.
oen lDeroen nuibten, uuier eeraltbtes
@i0entbum 5uriid5uerbalten, ielbit
nahoem mir als Sleger In 4nris etn-
ge5cgen muren. Die @erbnllbIuHgen,
bic oamaIs bariiber itattianben, uho
Die ulir oar6 bic uTeruriibIide 8eoulo
mo Die 5npe Gnersie Oes nit oieier
aulanbe betraIten fom9Iiben Som.
mIiidrs gu einerl leioli9en 9iciuItat
Gctlbrt Deroen tCnrien, iin6 ausfiibr.
lIW sei6iIbert fporoeu IN Dem Gage.
bHd', Deld)es eben oieier aonuniliir,
Sean Senrp, IN irarBoitider Sprnde
rcu ieineu auieittbaIt II. garis inI
5ribIirg 1914 geid)rieben bot, uno
lcelfes llb no9 I'M 9eiig ieiner glad)-
tonlnen befinoet. Sean oenrp, Der Der
Seriiner irar5Tnt,en StoIoHie crt.
iicaunte. suor RreoIser on Der iran5t.
Iitd)cn STRIDE lul6 5uglei6 foniglider
ssib!ioibetar utlo DIRECTOR Der Stunit.
falrmerH, Die ben 4niang uuierer jeet
in beu peribieocHeu DhIieen 8erIms
rertbeilten aiiniiaHtptIl!ngen baritea.
ten.
alS nab Ser S6Ladt BON SSena Die
5rau5oieil aui Berlin oor,iidten, iIudps
tete Senrp be foitbaren 0lilrBeH unS
9enmen nab yleInel Den Gronilnuc.
Len na4, 1ber Der frnnsoiiide Som.
miiidr Demon fanb nod eenug an
8rattenten un6 BrorBentitiBea, iutple
on wurmoritlhlen, 8iiten, 9enal.
Zen. standardization IN perniteiR uno
Glfenbem Dor, Die mitimJl1lt Der @it.
toria pom granfetburaer Ibor uno
Dem DegeH Srieoridls heE &roben
mad Baris Deribleppt purbfu.
San glpril 1914 reiite bonn SoenrD|
init ielncr Sral,, elmer Iodaer 9bo.
Die ielbit cine beaGtete sra.
leriH mar. in gegIeiiung eines g..
teiuuatbS gubler, Der Die 8enIdI0e.
inter iidj bate, nab QnriS,
IN alles iuriH5uforoeru Rah elmer
;;Dolftagigsn &aeenfabrt famen ole
ReiienoeiI an 2. 'Utai gIbeHos ipat III
foris al uno ianben III Der ijberfua.
ten Stnot tein llnterfumnlen, 10 OaB
lie nod irOb ieiH mlbten, ocu eillem
9teittneft Gin StrobIager
Il elmer NeIriie leben einem ltanl'
1fcnoen pi2roe 5u erbllten
gIIs iib nun cher Die 9onmrtfidre
elm Staatstnniler 9aroenbera nal,
]cten, mir0e ibhen beoeutet, bag lie
nit ser sroBt9u @opiift rprgebsn unO
merit ME 1Sd1er BEN apnittDerfen
miibtcn, i'm berniS5ube.
'nmmen, 100 oieie ieien. Gie gnge.
eeenheit Der Reflamotion fulrbe 5lpar
II oen Observation-Disclosures 5ur
Sprads sebra6t, uber bis gum ginssl.
ortras 3pif4engrantrei6 uHb prsue
SEN rerif,ben Seitrn flaet. ,,GS liz
IN allen 3ufuwmeEtiiHftsn bon Der
fiidanbe Die gRebe gauefcn, afer Waet.
e,riG bat uniere Sortenms ME ur.
eritii,t, Gs lit flar, hnb SaIlenr1nb
rns NIT ieinen gerprehiinqeH etnge.
rtegt bat, unS Sab ruabrenb unierar
Iuibdttgtett Sts Gro.5oien bic sGiir.
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Die Bpltssrndbrnns nad Ssm
ariese.
pom QtefsNer Nr. :. 9sas.

@irb Der gssinn bes WsliirieOsns
an bi, friibsrtn Gerobnbtiitn Der
asbsnsbaItiins antniipfsn Obtr acr
ibrs uHltugbdrtn mibftdnb. fOrti.ssn
obsr umssssbrt cine rabiials llmfpd''
5uns, cine geFcrm an 9anpt unn
GIisbsru nit IiA brinesn7
lin bas notbpsnbist gluesnmaB
fir bic HsurtbtiIuns bss suiaHfiissn
nsusn atbensitilss I'm dIlesinsintn uno
I'm b.fpnbertn bes GrndbrunssiiiIts
30 stpinnen, mus bic Dcrfrae, slHt'
mort fnHn: Mlis bat Der arite BITE.
kr auf ben prIsstSrpsr In Esuti4.
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Die milttdrif DE- SaaIGge
in europa pirb in DaibinstUn pis
iolgt bargsitsIlt: Rublanb Vt auf min
Oersns oipsi Sabre aus oem a,isse
ausgsl9altst; Grantrei4 bat ieire
IRsIerpsu msbr 5uSuisssn; bic aimPis
an Der Deitfront baben ban aa!uten
iebr 0sriRssn 9etpinn. psnH itsgs
baapt lpeI9sn ssbratt; GRalanO bat
nod 0iDeritanbstruft. Saraus ipiro
ssfolgert, bab Die Der. Staaten, in
Dem iis beitdnois MlunniAuften aai
Mannl5aTten mad europa ftidsr,
ben arisg gu Suniten Der Gaiirtsn
sntidsioen miiiien, aber blsier @rirls
isi srit in brsi Sabren gu srparten.
Sine iOl6s Su8Iugs lam uur cine
auFat auslDisn unp pieie 1T, iofrIt
,Srisbens llntsrbanbIunsen ein5utsIs
ten, osnn bic Qufgabs, tpeIas uniercm
9anOs 5ugsba9t 1T. lam ss ridI
our4fiibren. Wenn mir i'm S.auoe
ndren, fOiOrt sine WiiIIipu WiNms
i9afteH nab Der WeitfrOnt gu i4idcn,
10 t6Hnts bas bic 0aase 3a GunittE
oer 2tIiirten neigsn, aber ods lit r'dlt
m0gli6, bu ia offi3isa ansejeist riro,
eab bic srite 9ruppenienpune rid:
bor benz SpGtTriibIiHs HG4iteu SaR,sa
erfolgen tDnne. Bis babin psrcen
Brantrsi6 pnO gHsIanO iOIde 9srs
LUTTE erlitRu babeu, bag uniere Ser.
itGrtungsH geraos gsuiisen, um RE
aiideH gu fiilsn. @as iest Dor iit
gebt, 1T cine lnn6tbige, oaber unpsr
antpprtIi4e Observation-Disclosures.
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2etnperatnrsS Serid)f.
osIsssri ssu asi. sfsln. ryifr All siss ctr
@irb nntrrlrdlt.

9ie gcIi5ei III sraem1rtia NIT Der
iln.erilidams elmer Seideperoe beiddi.
,iat, bic bon aoie Glcpaf BON Ro. 2i7
@cit 2ibertn Strnbe serna&t tuur6s.
Die Sra4 bebaup'et. bob ber Brrfn&
senlndlt iporben iei, fie su pergiftcn.
iHoeu ibr BON intefnnmen a,erinne.
apiof IN sie gliI& geidiittss nurSe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-26

aR1er SuHpes brA oet, re'
SapaHsr, entSis5t uHs SOIo. Bis 5'lIn
/. Sanuur bat eE 85 WiaiOnsn Dol.
lars aus oIsism &aRoe ReraaAss9OIt
uno man meIost, oab CT Ha4l:sHs
upn ms6r iia bolsn pIro. Gas II
ula. oura eiHe 9aHOeIsbtIuH5 gu ieI'
nsn GuulteR erm6sIi9t poIosn, lcuf
BERN Is 1T Guf oieie Beiis srfO!st, hab
au0ers BON unieTsH SunOesbrueern
uHs bic 8sfdQigteit erpeiien, oab '''
bsR GrsSit, ben mir ibHeR einrnHEseH.
ba3u benusen, I'M Sapau mt Sob gu
rerIprsen, neil Sapau Hi4t 10 oer'
traueuslslig 1T, lpis mir, itfHen aluitr'
ten Grsbit 3u gspGbrsn. iORoern Saa,s
GELD, unO Spar 9OIo 0srIanst. Eas
piro Suifatt:H ,Dmmeu, lptEn 5apan
fid aniGidt, in SiiOumsrita ein5us
brinaeu, ipo es bersits sintn i9tpuTgs
baftsu SaHbeI er0ffnet 5at. Wenn mir
eedeu unisre 8srbrdnsuug aus btsfsm
Marite prptsItireu ipsrosu, tunn Sns
pan nit BEN aus uniersm 2aHoe ass
sogsnsu GsIbs arise gegeH uns RIB
rem. 0as 3eiet, DsI4 grobe Staatsa
mdnnsr uuiere Regieruns Isnten.
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I9liebli6 unb aIIein aIs Scinb uns
iersr SduIsn unb Der Gslti6sn gu
ertennen.
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@aatrGgltae MeISuHssE Ial'
fen sriebsu, oaB upn ben lialientltsH
SSisaesbsriaten 80 proseRt abge50gsn
per6su mub, I'M Den ri4tIgeu I3at'
heitano fsitSuitelen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-26

Der RrGfibeut Der RatinHGI
Gitp 9aut bon Rem gort, 5raHt u,
@auberIip, bat DOT etnsr aOHfsrea3
bon Rebattsureu beftGtigt, mas mir
DieoerboIt gsiagt baben. nGm!i4, Dap
Die Der, Staatsu peuig fIiinigss 8trr
m0geu babeu uub bag tbr YsrmDssH
bauptia4Ii5 in So3eigeutbum.
!SGuisru. Jabrttsu, Jormsu u. I. ID.
btitebt, 0amit tit au9 erpisisH. baB
bic Regisruns bic ftebeH Usiutarosr
Dollars, peI@e iis aur &riegFiibruHg
perIangt. nur auf foI4s Aetis aufs
brinsen lam, oab oas Bolt iid bic
erDBtsn @utbebruHseu auferIsgi. I'M
bas geiparte SeIb Der Resieruug CUR
8erfigung gu iteasu. Dir iOaeu 0OE
8rpb uuO Dafer Isbeu, uns in Rlsiz
ouug unb allen aubersn Oineen eia.
idrdHten, 10 baB SeIb geuug iibrtg
bIeibt, I'm Der Rssierurg mad Nnt
nab iisben Wiliarbeu Dollars ge5eu
gu tSnnsr, DQs RefuIta. mare, e1s
ale GeI4dfi. uRb Sabritsu. aubsr icl.
ben. peI9e Der 8efriebigung Der
briuseuOitsr 2ebeusbeOiirfniN. 6isner.
eingebeu miibteu. Rur 8striebe, bic
fir ben &rieg arbeitsn, t0rmtsu nels
ter beitebeu, Sest tOmm. ss bararf
on. Ob Ods gplt ptIsus 1T, iit ale
bieis Gutbebrungen uuf5usrIsssn uHt
tpeittr eutitsbt bic Jrase Dis has
Bolt Die griporuifie MAIDEN turu,
iDerH Der gr0Bte Sbeil Der umsritanis
f6eH Sa6rtt.n uHo Gsi9dfts seT5[pI.
fen ntrb,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-30
Sporting Notes.

Brooklyn s victory over the Cubs at
Brooklyn yesterday gave that team the
series. It was the first series the Dodgers
had taken from Chicago this season.
: The Braves lost a 10-inning game to
the Reds yesterday at Boston, Cincin-
natl making a cleanup of its last three
game series in Beantown. Boston had
the visitors going for four innings. Ton
ey then gave way to Eller, who held the
Braves to two hits.
Ray Gordinier, Springfield Green Sox
pitcher, has been named as one of the
PLAYERS to be recalled to the majors at
the end of their minor league seasons
The st. Louis Cards own Ray, and
think so well of him that he will again
be with them in 1918.
The Champs laid off again yesterday
while the White Sox were winning two
postponed games and increasing their
lead by another full game Chicago now
neads Boston by -four and half games
The Chicago pitchers, Russell and Dan
forth, were in great form and had no
difficulty in winning, the former 6 to 0
and the latter II to l.
Bagby of Cleveland yielded nine
earned runs in the third and fourth
innings yesterday and the Tigers won
Is to l. Torkleson, Cleveland's recruit
pitcher from Marshalltown, Ia, who re
placed Bagby, made 'em sit up and take
notice, striking out Cobb and Veacf
and making a clean single, in his frs
appearance in the big league.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-30
PERSONAL.

John L. Howard is il. Townshend to-
day on business.
Solomon Nesbitt of North Adams is
spending few days in town.
Mrs. Henry Williams is visiting at
her former home in ST. Adams.
Miss Gladys Fish went this after
noon to Springfield, Mass, to visit rela-
tives.
Spencer w. Knight, mail carrier, has
been confined to the house by illness
several days.
Mrs. Charles Wilson of Brooklyn
who visited here month with friends,
has returned to her home.
Mrs. o. F. Stevens, bookkeeper in
the Huntress- Adams store, resumed
work there this morning after a vaca-
tion of two weeks.
Theodore Nilsson underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis yesterday in the
Memorial hospital. DR.. G. r. Ander-
son was the surgeon.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Quincy and son,
Ralph, of New London, Conn, are Wis
iting Mrs. Gurney's sister, Mrs. F. d.
Tucker of Green street.
7. W. Eason went to Shelburne Falls
Wednesday to attend the reunion of
Company Fl, 10th Massachusetts regi-
ment, of which he was a member.
Miss Agnes Odell, who has been
spending several weeks at the home of
her father, George d. Odell, will re-
turn to Franklin, n. H., tomorrow.
| Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
F. Riley, was operated upon for appcn
dicitis late yesterday afternoon In the
MelrOse hospital DR.. r. A. McGil
licuddy of Turner's Falls assisted DR.
Lynch.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-30
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Harry C. Rhodes of Gardner,
Mass, came today to be guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene P. Houghton of Gull
ford street until Monday afternoon. Mr..
Rhodes plans to come Sunday and to
return with Mrs. Rhodes Monday.
Mrs. B. A. Stanley and two children
of Gardner, Mass, who had been Wis
iting here in the home of her brother,
A. J. Bracket, and in Guilford with
her sister, Mrs. w. E. Hlgley, and
family, have returned to their home.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-30
PERSONAL.

John B. Dunton, jr, left today for
Boston. He will go from there to New
York, where he expects to take an eight
weeks course in electrical engineering
in the naval trade school.
Willis Tuttle began work this morning
for G. S. Hopkins at the retail store on
Main street. Mr.. futile has been tax
ing a course in designing and decorating
in New York with Trepel & Bershad and
with E. ID. Kulback & Sons III Maiden,
Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-30
National League.

National League Games Today.
Boston at Philadelphia double head
err.
st. Louis at Pittsburg double head
err.
New York at Brooklyn
Other teams not scheduled.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-15
TOWNSHEND.
Red Cross Membership List.

Following is complete list of mem
bers belonging to the Townshend |
branch Of the Brattleboro Red Cross !
chapter. The list now totals 134, one |
member having died since the branch |
was formed:
Miss Mary Kelsey, Mrs. Helen c.
Willard, Miss Emma L. Bushnell, Mrs. |
Edith Sparks, Mrs. Emily Follett, Mrs. |
Julia N. Willard, Mrs Winnie NJ. All
bee, Mrs. Harriet c. Taft, Mrs. Nellie
Parker, Mrs. Addie Lawrence, Mrs.
Efie Franklin, Mrs. Eva Marsh, Mrs.
Lila V. Phillips, Miss Bessie Whitney,
Mrs. /. " Truesdell, Mrs. Ethel Cole,
Mrs. Mary Barry. Mrs. Norma Howard,
Mrs. B. R. Phillips, Mrs. Della Taft,
Miss Mary Plumb, Mrs. Annie Cutler,
Mrs. Annie Blood. Mrs. c. $. Mills,
Mrs. Mary jenkins, Mrs. Mabel Robin
son, Mrs. Minnie Franklin, Mrs. Bessie
Fitch, Mrs. II. j. Sage, Homer j.
Heath, Mrs. Anna Howard, John Grout,
Mrs. A. \. Sherman, Fred Cutler, Adds
Cushing, Leonore Healey, Mrs. Emma
Gale, Miss Edna NJ Marsh Mrs Hattie
Marsh, Mrs Angie Austin, Albert Mil
Ter, Lesion Wheeler, Mrs. Albert Aus
tin, Mrs. Walter Eddy, Walter Eddy,
Mabel Fullerton, Mrs. Lydia Fullerton
Lorenzo Bush, Mrs Earle Blanchard,
| Mrs. Lottio Perry, L. II. Allbee, A. NJ.
| Gushing, Mrs L. II. Richardson, ". ".
| lIolbrook, Mrs. Edith Cutler, Harrison
| Chamberlin, w. II. Miles, Hugh Adams,
DR.. l.. j. Parker, Mrs. Hastings Will
| ltams, Miss Hester Holden, Howard
| Timson, Mrs. Delbert Pierce, Mrs. Ada
Perkins, Miss Eta Thomas, Miss Flor
ence Howard, Ida r. Boyden, Mrs. Clara