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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-08
SENATOR STONE OF MISSOURI CALLS FOR
 LOYALTY
Close Ranks" Be Game and Make Good" Says Dissen- ter, Now Warlike. Wants Missouri Volunteers.

WASHINGTON. April 7.-"Close the ranks. be game. and make good" was the injunction Of, Senator Stone of Missouri. chairman of the foreign relations committee. in statement issued tonight. Although he spoke and voted against the war resolution. Senator Stone urged that everything be done now to bring victory.
 The statement addressed to the reo- pie of Missouri said:
 The United States is at war The congress has so declared. A few peo- pie in Missouri, as in other states, were opposed to the government talk ing this action. But it has been talk en, and we are at war; The hour for discussion has passed. The hour for action is on. The powers of the gov ernment authorized to speak for the American people have declared war The people must support the govern ment. Every other consideration must be subordinated.
 Snirkinq IS treason.
 Two things are absolutely essen tial to the waging of war-men and money. l hope and expect a high spirit of real patriotism, such as has characterized a great people. will fill the hearts of all Americans. Our vii rile men must get ready to do what ever the exigencies of the govern ment may require. All the people must get ready. as they should and I believe they will willingly. to bear the burdens of war. Shirking now would be worse than treason. 1t would be cowardly and dishonorable.
 "The constitution imposes on the congress the duty of providing the sinews of war-men and money. Sane ly. not passionately; thoughtfully, not impulsively. that very serious duty should be performed.
 'I appeal to Missouri men and wom- en to end all differences, close the ranks. be game. and make good. Let us make up Missouri's quota by vol unteers. not cOnscription."
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-08
WEATHER.

ARIZONA General
 iy fair; not much change in temperature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
UNLESS TT PAYS OVER $500 DUE
ON MONEY EARNED BY PEWIKY
STOCK P2oCEEps.
10 Declares That tho sla5.ooo Paid to
tho City on Monday Eelongedt to
Wheeling Since July /.

City Manager George Q. Nngle IS I'm
interview yesterday, stated that he Ind
ms; ruc,cd CITY Solicitor ~. ]. Cullinan.
10 nlc c!d!n! with tht Beard of County
Cumn7!sstoncre for sl.5O0.O0, for interest
on tho cIty's share or tho Pcriky bonds
which amounted 70 s125.0G0 and which
was paid over To the city treasurer by
Sheriff II. ii. Hastings on Monday. If
tho county officials do not recognise
tho claim nc Tho city and pay the In
forest demanded Mr.. Nagle said that
hn would nave suit starLod Immediately.
In explaining the attitude which he
Is taking ON behalf &C the olty In this
matter Mir. Maggie Said that the money
should haro bCeu--aId was ordered
paid over on July |, and that the fact
that the county did not have sufficient
funds n that time Is q question not
10 be considered, for II should not
have spent tha: money knowing that
tha Payment wius due TO the city on
that tistc. i
"If We had had the MONEY on the
date due" said tho city manager many
street improvements could have been
::,udo and az tho money carnot be spent
70: nny other purpose c&cGnt for street
improvements, It Will necoasar!ly lie
Idle, with tho exception OF what May
be apant for repairs this fall, untf
next spring.
Anyhow The city waa entitled to a
great deal larger sum than 1t was
awarded fer The city paya 50 7erccnt
Of the county tGxog aud when !lc
PewIky stack WAS bought naturally paid
80 percent Of the purchase price 90
ghonld have received 80 Percent of tho
amount 1t was rG!d for. The stock
brought 100000 when sold and II the
city had bceu awarded itA proper share
We would have slno.00G' Cor street I'm
provonentH. G.d The county would have
been awarded 100000. all 1t was en-
titled TO,
"Hu. tbs. county uaGcr The law is
not allowed 70 pay out interest" inter
jectYd the interViewrr.
~ they pay us tho $500 which ~
riEhttully ours they VIII not be paying
Interest" quickly REPORTED The city luGr-
ueer. THAT money belonged to us from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04

path Of Austro-Gcrmen expansion from
tn. Black sea to tie Adriatic. But here
again tho EumauofTS confront the HapS-
burgs. the Austrn-S-rr. conflict becomes
the AuStro- Russian conflict. two great
groups ar,. forE:cd. and tn" Balkan con-
dict becomes the European conflict.
Another reason for an immediate war
WAS the loan by France To Russia. made
on condition that additional strategic
railways were to b. constructed By tn"
Russians in Poland. Although this
money had been received the railways
had not ben constructed Mt tho ;ima
% the opening OF the great war. Speak
ing Of this situation. the Russian gem
erll. Kur"Hatkin. in his report Tor the
year i9nn. said: we must cherish IL"
Illusions Us tu the Possibility Of an
easy victory over the Austrian army.
and h. th":i went on TO say that Aus
rrja had eight railways 70 transport
troops u III" Russian frontier. while
Russia had Only four and while Ger
many had seventeen such railways run
u'@S "a the Ci"rman-R Russian frontier
the Russians had only five" RurOpat-
kin further said that The differences
ara 70" ennrriuUs and leave our neigh
hnrs superiority which cannot be over
co,na by tho numbers Of our troops. nor
their courage.
Comparing the two armies. kuropaktn
said The invasion OF Russia By Ger
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"MY four YEARS
IN GERMANY
CONTINUED Froru FIRST Pase.)

II the Germans long preparations
for war wcr.. :" hAar any fruit. couns-
less facts pointed 70 the summer 81
1914 as the tirr- whsp IN" army shou1N
strike that c-.aI ard sudden blow NJ
the liberties az the ""r,d.
Tho Time for the G-oat Blow.
It was in June. 1914. that the I'M
proved KEEL canal was c""prn-d. on
abltnS the Sr:a., Il warSnips - pass
from, The Baltic :" the North sea.
In the Zcppelir,s iht G--rrnens had an
arm not possessed by any ";he- country
with which they uud,'Uht"dl\ believed
that they could do much moro danlaS''
TO England than was the case after IN"
actual outbreak o. E"Stlli:!"s. they nat
paid great attention I" The d,fsl"p'''ea1
Of the submarine. -Th"ir a"r"piaF"s wcr''
superior to those Of other nations. inc!
believed that IN - go r nrtS''n "a.
which was prepared before the outbreak
Of the war. they had = :'rlI'' th'ts "'5flu
absolutely de,.roral!z" their enemy. They
had their fam. thr"wcrS and the heaSy
artillery and howitzers which reduced
the rcdouhtnhle forts 90 Liege and Ma
muir to fragments within a few hours.
and which mads the holding OF any
tortresSes. impossible.
On their side. by the imposition OF
heavy tax called the "wHhvbeitraS. or
supplementary defense tax they had. IN
1913. increased their array by num-
Der Of army corps On the other hand.
the law for thrc.-y.ar military service
voted in France had not yet gone into
effect nor had the law for universal mill
tary service voted by the Belgian cham
bers. Undoubtedly. the Germans based
great hopes upon the BagGad railway.
which was =" carry their influence to the
east. and even threatened the rule OF
England in Egypt and Indie. Undouot-
cdly there was talk. too. Of a Slav rail-
,r,ad to run from the Danube to the Ad-
ratio. which would cut of Germany from
access to the Southern sea. Francis Do
loisI. the Frenchman. In his book pub
lished before the great war. called De
Ia Guerrc deS Balkans a la Guerra Eu-
hcpeenne." says: In n word the pres
-rt war (Balkan) is the work OF Rus
.:ia a::d m. Danuh+,-Asiattc railway is
a Russian project. II 1t succeeds. Il
continuous barrier of Slav peoples will
bar the way to the Mediterranean. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Grand Sunday School Rally.

Tho committees of the WarwOnd
Bible schools are working hard on fin3!
preparations for Go TO Sunday School
Day" sunday. October 1th. y general
invitation has been extended Ia every
one TO attend their favoritr school on
that date In this manner. it Is planned
TO make this banner day for Bible
school attendance. and all previous rec
ords are expected To be broken. In The
afternoon. a special open air service
will DO hold on the lawn near the l3ap-
tist church in which NIL schools will
participate. MIR. w. 4. Snow. West Nlr-
Binia Sunday School Association. Will
be the chief speaker. while GxShcr.T
w. n. Clemens will lead the music.
Preceding this service there Will b. a
parade in which all schools will taka
part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Tho Mighty Power Of Pang1n TO Euru
Nerve Shattered, Rundown Men
and Women INTO Healthy
Happy, Ambitious Beings
II Truly Astonishing.

Take one small tablet Of PaInCtn and
time you will feel as the perfect athlete
feels: strong. vigorous and full OF price
less ambition
Don't make the mistake Of thinking
that iron is nll that is necessary TO make
ycu strong and vigorous. Nothing could
"a more erroneous. Iron to be Of benefit
70 the system must be taken with other
strength giving agents mixed in the
proper proportion
Pamxin Tablets contain just tho kind
Of Iron that IS readily assimulated and
quickly gets into the blood. In addition
to Iron L. contains roots and herbs, and
this combination. simple inexpensive and
free from any harmful drugs. not only
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Come in Today!

street who has bHcn tho guest Of rcl4-
t!vcs in Chicago for tho pas. six weeks.
will return 10 her home the latter part
OF this week.
Harold Lacy. OF WGrwood avenue II
"'~ guest OF his brother. In nrltimorh
Nd.
sir and Mrs. GaorEc Reese. who have
boon visiting rolhtlrcR in Rovlaad, G..
for the rnN row days have returned
to their home on Ohio a"cnue.
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0Ir. and Mrs. ". G.. l.carure former
~ # St"ubrnv!lln, have removed from
that pla~e ~ their newly Finished
home IN South Wnrwooh.
Mra. Bndlcy B=urhs and young non.
LOT, yesterday fox Cadix md BcthnGda,
o. where they Will remain for several
days.
Mr.. mud MrS. II. J. Knnnnr,ond and
NIsS Gail kranu,nnnd mntnTcd u
Washington md l3uftGln, Pm, whore
they viii ~ the Eucst Of relatives for
several days.
Nls# Emma MoniirSal hnA returned
10 hnr home on Hess avenue. Eftsr an
rxtcldrh stay With relatives In Pitts
hurEl.
Miss Mae Noble. OF ccrtrr WGrwcod.
iu thu guest Of hrr Blister IN Akron, u.
;, MIR. and Mrs. Curl Ebberts. RI South
RIchlnnd avenue have returned 70 their
hrme urlrr Wishing relatives In New
Msiano-a%. ..
George Rush of tHcnm's Run, lH con-
fined "a his home with an Hhsrrss on
hls nrn.
MIR. ami Ma. Wilson Cox Or Canton
-. are guests Of r"lntivrs In South
Warw"od.
q. =. Meyers. NJ South DLi9 nv-uua.
il the guest ~ trlrndE In I.affrriy. o,
Miss Dorothy IIr"nk:' Of Eighteenth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Strong, Vigorous, Keen Minded
Men and Women Are Wanted

cheeks and the brightness caused by
pure blood to the eye, but It Increases
the strength OF rundown people in a
week and tnfuses the whole body with
now life energetic, vigorous and opti-
pnistic.
People who hate to get up in the
morning, who have lost ambition and
feel that they will never amount to any
thing should be sure to get box today.
All Pharmacists have It
You'll look on life and ON your regular
duties with feeling altogether different
after O few days, and people who are
taking all kinds OF medicines for stom-
nch ltver and bowel ailments will And.
as they become strong and moro keen
minded that these troubles will pass
away: c. H. ariest q Co. 1925 Market
street, oan supply you.
Mali orders tllied on receipt Of price,
one dollar. The Pamstu Co, Wheeling.
W Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
DOCTOR SAYS
V|N()L IS THE
BEST TONIC
Honest Opinion Doctor Gave
His Patient

Bedford, Ohio.-"I was In q pitisul
condition, weak, nsrvous and ETn
down 30 I could not do nay housewoIk:
I had doctorcd for years apd tried
everything under the sup, A friend
told me about Viaol. I asked my
doctor about it, and he replied, 1T
certainly is the best medicine that can
be had today. I couldn't give you
any bette1.' I took It. and today I
am as we'll and strong as any woman
could wish to be, and it was Vinol
that saved me."-Mrs. Frank A. Hor-
key, Ash St., Bedford, Ohio,
We guarantee this famous cod liver
ari i-ca tcaic for all auc!l conditions.
Hoge-DEyls pruE Co. Whee,lnc. Wing
macy, and nj tho bost drug ntore II
every town and city IL the country.
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man troops ts more probable than tho
invasion OF Germany by Russian troops,
further. that Our western frontier. in
til" event Of q European war. would be
in such danger as 1t never has known
In all the history, OF Russia"
Agitation by w0rkInen In Russia was
believed in Germany to be the begin
ming Of a revolution.
Illuminating figures may be seen In
the gold purchase Of tho German I'm
pcrfal Bank IN 1911. 1I4Oo0.000 marks:
In 1912. 100000 marks: but In 1913.
ST. .hn0 900 marks.
There was n belief In Germany that
tho French nation was degenerate and
c"r-upc and uulIrepared for war. Tht.;
h"li"f became conviction when. in tho
Il, bates Of the French Senate. Senator
ltu:ubert. carly in 1914. publicly exposed
what he claimed to be the weakness and
unprepa redness Of France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
CITY MANAGER NAGLE SAYS CITY
WILL SUE COUNTY FOR INTEREST

July /, so how would the county be pay
ing out interest money
Had they paid It when due would not
the CITY have been drawing interest,""
How can the county claim interest
on money that rishtfuuy belonged &c
the city?"' was the reply.
County offic!ala seen on the n1attol
said positively that the county ~ouio
not pay any interest 10 the city on II"
$4,000. So far Ga they are concern
cd they point out that tho sum due the
CITY has boon paid md that thore tho
matter 80 FOR as they are concerned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
CLEAR STREETS FOR
TODAY'S PARADE

Chief Of Police J. G. sill has issued nm
order that vehicles OF any kind will NOT
hc allowed tho u"s q! Eleventh. Six
=. Lhapline and Market streets AZ
ter 11!15 to-day. uni!l after tho parade
In honor OF tho rni:nty'a contingent OF
pelncted drar, men has pagscd.
Pulioe have heon notified Ia keep tho
streets named clear OF MI automobiles
carriages n:id wagons c'trr that hnur
i...G - 500 that tho order IS r!gldly en-
forced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04

CLARKsBURG, ", Va, Oct. AIT
the closing session Of the October torn
Of United States district court here to-
day five Austro-Hunsar!ans from differ
cnt parts of the district renowned their
o!le glance to their native government,
swore thoy would fight for the United
States IT. called upon and wore admit
ted 10 citizenship. There wore thirty
npplicants before the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
"Get ToRether ndeet1ner

Plans have been perfected by the
teachers as we'll rs the pupils Of the
Warwood schools. for big meeting in
tho form Of q Get Together Meeting. .
10 be held at tn" Presbyterian church,
on Tuesday. October l6 at 1850 D. m.
The purpose o! this meeting is FOR
the parents of the children and tho
teachers TO become better acquainted.
~ very enjoyable program has been
prepared by the Sachcrs and he pupils
nnd al the close light refreshments will
be served.
Every citizen OF this city Is requested
TO mako this date. October 10, G. red
one" and show mis- Interest in the well
fare Of the schools. by being present
On the important occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Report Of war1vood Schools.

Last evening Superintendent 4. l..
Gregg Of the Warwond SCHOOLS made n
report OF the attendance IN all of tie
schools for the :2unth ending Inst FRI
day and also III" average attendance.
The report: South Warwnnd. enroll
m,"ut. PA: average attendance. l?1:
North Warwood, enrolment. Esq: Aver
ace Attendance. 3l5: High school. enroll
mcnt. 55: Average attendance 10. Grand
total OF all OF The schools. enrolment.
sos: Averaga attendance. SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Rev. Buckley Returns.

The congregation OF the Warwond
Methodist church md the many friends
OF Rev. J. c. Ruckley, arc glad 10 wei
como him back 10 this city for nnothe.
year. The Methodist church has pros
pcred during the yeur just ended AMI
Rev. Buckley has been tireless in HIS
efforts 70 build Il up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
WARW0OD DRAFT TEES
HON0RED At DINNER
TITTING TRIBUTE IS PAID BY CIT1-
zENS TO YOUNG MEN LEAV-
ING TODAY.
Addresses Made by Pastors and Mayor.
Former Mayor Presides-Other
News of Warwood.

Another fitting tribute was paid last
"Ight by the citizens Of Warwood TO the
six boys who entrain today at l2:4o for
Camp Leo, Petersburg. Va. and who
constitute the second increment from
this city. Promptly at the appointed
zine the boys assembled In assembly
room Of The North Warwood hose house,
where O'Clock dinner was served.
ind the honor guests being the drafted
boys and the ministers from toe War
wood churches. The committee in
charge. Of the dinner were ladies from
Zach section of this city and are rs fol-
lows: MesdaInes Christian. Heller,
Kennedy Myers. Mcclure and Dean. Ex-
Mayor Charles H. Dowlcr was chairman
In charge and through his untiring ef-
forts the affair was n wonderful sue
cess
Immediately following the dinner the
Warwood band opened the program with
America" followed by the introduce
tion Of speakers by the chairman OF the
committce. Rev. Z. T. Carson was the
first To be called ard spoke on the
Moaning Of This War" Row. r A.
EarshmHn gave an eloquent address on
"Co-operative Patriotism" Rev. J. c.
Buckley gave very appropriate talk
on the Religious Welfare" Father P.
j. Gilsenan in his eloquent manner
spoke on What War Really Is" and
Rev. F. NJ. Eiddlo spoke on "kaiscrism.' =
Next following. Mayor J. H. Montgon-
Org talked on the Flower Of the Ma
ton" and tho program was closed by
tho chairman giving a short talk on
Neutrality" All patriotic pieces were
rendered by the Warwood band. The
meeting was closed by the playing Of
Star SpanEled Banner"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Sewing Clpb Entertained,

Tho ..,rinit,rH Al n" WarwOod Sew
Ing club were entertained at Tho hons
of Mrs. II. T.. Sh"nrinE OF Ninetoont
street yertcrduy utternoGn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Safeguards Health
Of The Children

ceastip1tioI, or i4aptioa Of to
ESSsltH. Cstssstte or pa51atiys
remedies Shorld mover hs GiVe1 to
oEtI6rsu al tbs v1ols1oe Of thetx
action taaas to upset tho se5rs
dIgcE tIVo pygteu. 4 mtlA lax4HHb
Is far preferable, ard ths comb
ration Of Sina1is !SYaEys herbs
With povE!d known OF Or. CAd-
walls Syrup Espa1u, and Boa9 IA
drug Stass1 for hfty cAEte . bot
tis, Is highly secss1neUdsd his
r.srnranpn contains no ouato,
na-ootio, C. hsidt-far=n!n9 drug
OF any description, Ia I.ld end
gentle In IL action, and brings
Ed1ts1 IN or easy, netural aaanner.
1tS pienEart tnata appeala to chill.
drsu and Thay take IS readily.
thousands Of mothsru have ~
ane6 to the mort Of 1r. oAld-
wells Byrup PepAin, nnd In eop4t.
less homes 1t Ia thu standard fam.
III remedy. a trisi bottle, ~
Y ch1rES oe1 ho obtsinsA By
waSlnf 70 DR., W. a. Caldwell, $50
Waat1rZson st., Tsontiesno, un-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Rihla Claaa VIII nIeat-

Tho Lndics' Biblc class OF the Pres
byterian church will meet this evening
at the home Of Mrs. r. Mcelss. on War
wood avenue. An election Of Officers
will be hold. and nl nr the members
OF the class are expected to DO present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Band Practice.

The initial practice Of the newly or
EanIzcd high school band Will be- held
tomorrow evening In the Centor War
wood school. Prof Horny Mitchell will
direct the band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
oystor and Roast Beef Supper.

The Mems class OF the local Freshly
tcrian church will give an oyEtn$ and
roast beef supper at their church rooms
on next Tuesday evening. October 9th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
nlev Bible Class Meett

The Finley Bible class OF the Chris
tIan church Will hold business md
social meeting IN the church basement
on next Monday evening October Sth.
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oorrus Christi Church gorvioes.

The usual October devotional serV-
icuA will b. held every N'odnesdny and
Friday evening during thus month In
the Corpus Christi churcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
Ladies' Aid.

Tho Ladies Aid o. tho Lutheran
church will meet NJ tho home OF Mrs.
G. II L.bh"rts. 800 South INchlGnd ave-
nue this evening Til" rrgular routine
or hfISiness will la transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04

Charles H CLARK, of New York city.
has invented new roller skate with
pneumatic tires which ie said to be
cheap, notseless and efficient These
skates require only about one-third
Of the exsrtton necessary for walking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
all Day Quilting.

The all Cay quilting held at the Chris
ian church yesterday was wonderful
success. The following ladies were
present: Mcsdaines A. II. Conner. Mary
Smith. l. Fl. Henderson. c. l.. Caruthers.
Il. S. Zoe. II. c. Van Kirk. {. II. Nesbitt.
i. NJ. Blddle, J. W. Marsh. NJ. l.. Petit.
S. r. Arnold, II. f. J. Oates, J. NJ VIII
kins and J. D. Taylor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04

Observation-Disclosures That Keep Ger
mEny aud AustI1a-Euugary In subjec-
ton"
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Window WeekYet your displays added
the elsewhere will make the show window
in world
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-05
Sporting Notes.

II is well to remember that the
track meet tn sday ON the fair grounds
between the sophomore class on enc
side and the cthar three classes or tlc
other is for tn purpose Of obtaiain-
funds to send The school track team
to the intcrschelastic meet at Burline-
ton. IA the past the high hool rat
asked others to provide emit rtainms BIT
that would give Tho necessary funds
Now the school bows themselves g
providing it and ali they ask is a good
att andance There is not h slightest
loubt that some corking good contests
viii be seen.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-05
PERSONAL.

Mis-, Rene I.y.ton went this afternoon
to her home in Rutland to remain until
Tuesday.
Miss Rhoua Patterson d TownShend
is visiting IN town with her father
Daniel Patterson.
Mrs. ". Z. Haskell is visiting her
daughter. Mrs., William Duquette, in
Chicopee Mass.
Mrs. r. T.. Marsh Of BrooSIine came
yesterday to visit her brother, John L.
Howard, few days
Mrs. Flora Kavanangh returned Fri
day night from visit of several days
in New York and Baltimore.
u. +. McElhinny came from New York
last night TO remain over Sunday at his
summer home on lutnev road.
Tho Roberts Auto Co., has sold bort
cars to +. j. Eddy OF this town and
|. l.. II. Barry of Springfield, VI
Miss Elizabeth Clarity has taken Z
position at f. l.. liiIdroth 4 Co.'S print.
| ING plant, working in tile bndery.
Miss Beatrice Batchcldcr clerk IN
I Houghton & ~imonds'- store, is III in hel
i home on Main street with ton~ilitj-
Miss McKiunon. nurse, has been calloJ
to White River Junction to care fo
+ William Burns, who is i'll with scarle
fever.
Donald Kibbe OF I.ongmcadow Mass
/ i. expected tonight 10 spend the week
end in the home uf Mrs. Jennie Bcmi- o
Crosby block.
Miss Margaret McGiuu, -teuographe
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