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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-29
HABRA MAS EXILlADOS.
.Wiene de Ia la


Durantc el gobierno del Sr. Fam
brano, algunas ~personas ~tachadas,
con Q sin raz6n, de villiStas o De
huertistas, y que Sc encontraban en-
ell extranjero. han .ue:to a Ia ciudad
para atender q SIS negoc;os : =" IL
miscuirse para NADIA en- las cos"s lie
Ia poliIica.
Las ult;mas e!eccloncs G~eJIaron tam
bien no pequena sumo de desconten-
tos. Y Sc cree que contra ellcz. :
contra las personals anleriormente G.
tadas. Sc cypidaI las temidaS ordc-
mes de deportation.
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SECCION DE CONSTLTAS
(Viene de la ga. Pag.)

Ia primera IA mitad de las cue cort6
mas media manzana, las manzanas
cortadas fueron IS, porQue Ia mitad
dc estas, : y media mas / Y media
hacen s. que fueron las que do en-
Il primera puerta; luego lie quedaron
!. Cort6, pueS, Is. manzanas Y pudo
dar las medals que lie pidieron sin
partirlaS. Por algunos conceptoS su-
yes parece que listed sabe algo de
Aigebra. Planuee listed Ia e~cuaci6n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-29
HERYE LAUWICk.
OTRO E~SCANDALOSO.

\ solicitud de varioS vecinoS de Ia
cSuuina de las GALES Concrete Y
Mezquite, fueron aprehendidos ano-
che a las SIS va-ioS i~ndriduos cue
en- esuado de ebriedad Sc dedicaban a
cometer eScandalos.
Sc hizo n~ecesario transportarlos =
horde del sutomoyil de IN a~mhulancia
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y vera como la ~SO'UcIon eS en- eteCtO.
-.
Senior \. y. Sci interGs CON
Duesto es cl rtdito one Sc paga sobre
una suma prestada Y So5re los mis-
mos reditos que esta produce, acu-
mulados q dicha Suma. Por ejemplo.
! ustod toma 5000 a interes compue$
% n 6 por ciento annual en tres amos,
n final del primer ano debera listed
S212. Sobre los cuales tendra que
nagar el 6 por ciento en- el segundo;
Hsto qu:erc decir, que al final de-
7egurdo ano debera listed S2l2 mas
ISl2.72 cts de interes. o sean $50.
1924. - cts. Y al final del Ser. aho
tendra listed cue pagan S224.7 , mas
lSiS.:S cts o sean. S23S. 30 Gets. por
a suerte principal Y los intereses en-
: amos. a interes compuesto.
Siempre que Quiera listed saDer q
cuinto ascendera una suma ror ca
pital c ~intereses 4 I'M tanto por Glen
o dado. en- cualquier tiempo. siga
n siguiente regla:
Aumente listed a 100 ell tanto por
! c%:ento, cleve ga cantidai / una No-
tencia irdicada ror Ell numcco de amos
0 meses ole ,isba es-ar ~impuesta, el
"c~sv'tadG !. ,It;r::HVvlo r": cl cari-
t2i Y divida TODD por Glen. La practi-
"a lie estas operaciones reQuiere cier
tos conocimientos de Aritmetica mas
} to-ma!es Sc ~recesita el conocimiento
'c 10 !oearitrr.>
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.CTIyAIIDADEs EXTRANJERAS.
CViene de Ia Pag 3a.)

lsE one E~LG S-NH@A-N--S $50
!. n1evo Sc even las detonacioneS de
las balas. Pasa de largo lie har
fallado suS riyos sobre e olanco:
Siempre muy bajo, describe IN gran
de circulo por encima de los troneoS
5escuaiados de IN pequeno bosque
ciyado con mucha frecuencia er los
communicates. y ruelve.
En- este momenJo un pequeno pun
10 luminoso aparece en- e. glObo-
Sc esra iacendiando!dicen los
soldados.
Fl pun,o briliante Sc convlerte en-
ana mancha V despues en- una !arga
fiama cue lame Ia envoltura. Y CO.
NO una anro-cha, Ia salchicha. arte;
oas. = larga co,umna de hume 10
s:gle en- 81 ca;la y se desvaaece en-
e. cielo....
Ahcra g! av:6n aIeman Sc Va va.
.Lograra t. escapar despueS de con
sua.ar es,a auGaciae En- dondo es-
I'm nuestroS photos? e cielo apa-
com9let2meate vacio. Pero las
exclamaciones Ge jab:lo st dejan CIR;
ALI d Uno.
+ ha ca.3o. veraacerame"te. de
NUDES. e IN "~n;eupor;"" Que
,.,,r.Ge l. caceria.
ira nueva impression lie sorPresa
SC produce: IN segundo "~njeGpor1 !e
sigue. salido TO Sc sabe de donae.
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re las NUDES. a tres nj! metros de
aI-sra...... In "spat" Sc precipica
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no, mas s1ti!. menos "~cuadradc cue
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fuerzo deseSpe ado.
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brpscamen:e : en seguid& describe
ranidas v~ol:eretas. Pud:mos ve %
aar,e superior de as alas. : desta-
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blanca las cruces de hero aegras :
Ia cola desprenG;Ga de n m2neva mas
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Mexico sus graH3iosas.'
(Viene de la Pag 3a.)

de IN cnlNO, que !OS SN'i'"
ron Dor ell diablo. absteniendose de
| entrar en- aquel sitio pOr miedo a
tan temible ~personaje. Esta fue ia
causa para que Ia gruta permane-
! ciera ignorada hasta IL termina-
! ci6n de! primer tercio del siglo Tasa-
do en- que empezo q ser visitada.
La notable Caverna de San Pa
tricio en- Irlanda Y n de Fingal CT
Escccia. con ser tan admiradas Y tan
mag;srralmente descritas. en- memo
rias de viajeros V en- relacicnes de
! tu~ristas, nc igualar a la de! hHmil-
De pueblo iadio de Taxco.
En- 81 espeso cortinaje de ,repado-
ras : e~nredaderas que Sc agarran
! craciosamente de los riSco< de las
! penas obscuraS, que Ia mitclogia 70
! aquellos puebloS juZgd ccrradas pog
! les cicloreS yica!ancaS para dar en-
trada al temple de Ia Sombra. &c
! cuyo quito re ha0la ningun historia-
! dor nj antique n! mojcrHo, n nacio-
nal nj e~xtraHicco, les ~rajaril!os &c
t ,cGaS classes hacea :" agos;o. ace
! Ms . todo religro : n~rccreando f.
/ Ices como en- IN paraiso creaGs NJ
- e!lcs. sin cu;iarse 4s "a ;le""G@
De les curiosos excu-sioajs.as. :
q~uieneS otrccen una armenia ctcr@@
en- acue! ve;tibu!o Gran&!oso. cue De
, verda. IS 1T temple dc-le Sc nue-
de ~endir III cailo Gigno 4 "a nat
! raleza c~Snlendente : ma@nif:ta.
Las conseias : las :uperSticicnos
de los n~aturalcs cuya rcbiaci5n d.
! nina er aovellos !2gares. no han
! rermicido que n gru;a sea de- toIo
/ ccnCy:da: pero Ia p@gtc GO Ia s;lo
! v;stada por los viajeros MA, ouc no-
ia propia genie tie IN rc~:1n. ~ tie
ne mcnos &c una !cgua !c extension
Y est;. dly.J.da c" = cspacjos.s;-1@,
| salas de mas Gc Il5 metres 1c lar
90. por mas de ~ de a@cha : c. &c
alto. Magma de .&s grltas p.cn-
| c;oHaGas anres. gue ey:s;eH en- Ir.2H-
da : EScocia. nj Ia de Darv% Ell In
! glaJeCra. =! h del Pegro &c N%pc.es.
nj Il de CUacaro en- Venezuela. nj
IA De Los AEtiparos Fl t.! .A:ch;pic-
lago GREGG. de Il que Sc vGiv.e~oH
bccas los antiques. =: Il De Lurav
en- los Escados UniGo>. ~" - ape
mas - menc:ona. ;:eGe. Il extension
de aqucl!as imponcnIes ga!crias. lie
mas De Sorprendentes c~stalac,,l2s :
esralacmicas. que " caen co0o NJ
! ,eriCsaS adm,raciones. ~ - levan.aa
! remedando las cuspideS afi,i@ranaGas
e II Cathedral de. Coioa!a en- A,cma-
MA: que Semeian cShcltaS araGas
cuaiataS de esperma que esc@rrea
arernamente duran," IA secular ve!a-
c;6n del Hombre Nue.to que So cx-
hibe e. una de a.ucllas s:lenciosas
| raler;as cue n.reccn candles enor-
mes cuaiaGoS lie prismas. como los
ono admiramos b.;o las rave. de
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CONFERENCIA Ell REY CON LOS
LIDERES POLITICOS.
Viene de Ia la

confianZa. tai acto tendra, forZosa-
mente. que darle mayor fuerza al
Gabinete.
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Cuandc necesite lib.os en- espanol
.dirijesc = lgnacio 7. Lozano.-llS
y. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Aa:2nln, Tex.
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;P0R QUE PREFIEREN L0R MEXICAN0S MEsTRA CASA
National E~xcEanse and Commission 20

PUR QUE proporconaros precos y onGStone mas 'e d nIs y or GRO me.
Sfcsn5 a s1 famlia en- MeIlco-PoRQuE Ia remesa dc su drere ame a a.Ios =
HHeTmuno a MfIiro In hacsmcg pur nuesrt cuens y resgo v ORE o.. sa s:
-"IIR0rE an dnero 10 msndamcs drectBmente 8 su fa1Na SIN mH'e ~
de sgenrs Ge slemnre cobra comSl6n-PORQuE 81 haccr Ia enress. Ut es
rfnero. recogemos ina csrBfrecIbo rrnaGa por ell lneresado, ID w. ,, nh 81 On M
para Iusuncar a I'd. el cunpnHlento de nuesIo connmmns nI lv"p n dpero
J PURQUE pOporcionsInos la suNelN'a ) safaHe heeFS'4' FN
que I'd DOS colfs- -..u,o burs,as N
Banco: Nacoll y LQndres Y Mexico, Tenluendo su pedido q I1gar, oeuue SS S'
Sc enCuepfra v para pagan 81 yaor en- el momentod de pWtio Va
mos rsVutamere ntorIes de- saMda de ttenes y FeciSs ,oosspM % S ss q las p'
N CJJEVARA 7 co. P. O. Box. 81. LAREDO, TEXAS.
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Cuando dccesite libros en- espanOl
f~iiiiase q !gnacio f. Lozano.-llS
Y. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antnnin. Tev.
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coHtorme al eruNc!ado del problema
y vera como la so'uci6n es CT efecto.
Is.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
CANAL co. FORMED
IN DECEMBER, 1928
Had Right to Construct Dam and Canal
Near Brattleboro, and Rates of
Toll Authorized.

In the Office of the secretary of state
Of New Hampshire is to be seen an act
Of incorporation for a dam and canal
near Brattleboro, evidently intended to
avoid the. rapid water just below the
bridge, which, it is needless to say was
aeVer constructed, says l.. s. Hayes OF
Bellows Falls in historical article in
the Bellows Falls Times, on the subject
of canals of the Connecticut river.
This is the substance of the charter:
An Act to Incorporate the Connecti-
cut River Canal Company. Approved
December 80, 1928.
| Incorporators Richard Kimball, Elias
Lyman, Amos A. Brewster, Francis
Goodhue, Henry Hubbard, Allen Ward
ner.
| The company was authorized to con-
struct canal from some point in the
town of Hinsdale to the mouth of Is
rael S river, with the right to cross. Con
nectieut river and locate part of said
| canal within the. limits of the state Of
| We. mont. The canal was to be not less
than 81 feet wide, at the surface of the
water, 20 feet wide at the bottom, and
| four feet deep, and the locks of such
length, not less than so feet in the clear
and OF such width not less than IL feet
that boats which could conveniently
/ navigate Connecticut river might float
and pass through the same. The au
thorized rates of toll were based on
each mile s transportation on said cana
and included the following: On eacl
boat carrying less than 20 tons, one cent
per mile; on each boat carrying more
Hhan 20 tons, one and one half cents;
Eon each boat used principally for The
Transportation of persons, ten cents PEI
mile; and on each passenger carried
three mills per mile; on each passengei
carried in freight boats, three mills pc
mile. The capital stock of the compan,
was exempt from all public taxes unit
the annual income should be suflicicn
to pay the necessary expenses and ST
per cent on the capital, but this provis
ion terminated at the end of so year
! from the passage of this act.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
Motion Picture Attractions.

Today the Princess theatre presents
Antonio Moreno and Edith Storey in
the special Y. l.. S. E. feature, The Shop
Girl, also The Secret Kingdom. To
morrow House Peters and Kathlyn viii
liams in the Paramount feature, The
Highway Of Hope, and a Bray Cartoon
comedy will be shown.
The Empire today presents Wedge
wood NOVEL; in The Pulse of Life, !;
Bluebird feature in five acts, also Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Drew in comedy
Tomorrow Harold Lockwood and MAY
Allison in Big Tremaine, and Ben vii
son in The Voice on the Wire will be
the attractions.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
$4,000 ROBBERY.
Four Men Enter fremont Street Store
at Noon.

BOSTON, Aug. 22.-Jewelry valued
at approximately $4,000 was stolen
yesterday from the pawnshop of Saul
Robinson on fremont street, by four
men, who felled the lone clerk and rifed
the open safe. The thieves escaped with
the booty, and the robbery was dis
covered only br chance, although com
mitted at the noon hour when the side
walk in front of the shop was crowded.
The clerk, Israel Brest, was unconscious
after the assault upon him and was talk
en- to hospital. Robinson S store, much
frequented by members of the theatrical
profession, is in the center of the theat-
rical district.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
PERSONAL.

Miss Grace Pike is assisting during
the markdown sale in Houghton & 81
monds S store.
C. w. Wiggin of Springfield (vt.).
who had been a guest at C. w. Berry s,
has returned to Springfield.
Mrs. S. NJ. Burritt of New Haven.
Conn, came today to be a guest in the
home of her nephew, Frank w. Mich
OILS of Forest street.
Mrs II. II. Crosby and daughter, Bet
sey, went this morning to Ames hill to
occupy the Childs cottage week. L.
Kinson Doak is their guest until Satur-
day.
CYRUS Brown and daughter, Miss Jul
lie Brown, of Dorchester, Mass, who
have been guests at Major f. w
Childs s, will return tomorrow to then
home.
Mrs. J. L. Martin returned today
from a visit with Mrs F. A. Rowland
at Lake Willoughby Miss Susan How
land returned with her to stay a few
days.
Miss Harriet f. Holden, who is hav
ing two-weeks vacation from he
work in the Holstein- Friesian associa
tion office, will go tomorrow to Boston
to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Harris of Mil
lers Falls are visiting in town this weel
with relatives. They were guests owe
last night of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Har
ris of High street.
Christie B. Crowell is playing in TIN
second division in the national roqu,
| tournament in Norwich. Conn. Mr.
Crowell won the championship of TIL
third division few years ago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
WARDSBORO CENTER.

Ellis Wilder went back To his work in
Greenfield. Mass, last week
Mrs Dona Taylor returned to her home
w Jamaica Plain, Mass, last week
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fanum o. Town
'hcnd were guests over Sundey at Major
Saqes
Walter smith Of Springfield, Mass, has
been staying few days with his family at
Dotr Wakcfcld's
Charles Dexter OF Campton, y H.. is
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
AUTOMOBILE SKIDDED.
Two Men Probably Killed in Auto Acct
dent at Salisbury Beach

SALISBURY. Mass, August 22.-John
Logue of Portland, Me, was instantly
killed and his companion, Harry Clancy
|of Portland, Me, probably fatally injured
when their automobile skidded over the
car track at Salisbury Beach today and
crashed into telephone pole. Three
other occupants of the car were thrown
to the ground, but were not seriously
hurt. Clancy was removed to hos
pital and it was said his recovery was
doubtful.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Pieces of burning paper which es-
capped from a chimney in the Ullery
building set fire TO an awning on the
south end of the American building last
evening, and the automobile fire truck
responded to still alarm. Charles W.
Berry, ianitor of the American building,
saw the flames and extinguished them,
so the assistance of the fire truck was
not required
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, Aug. p, by Carl S. Hop
kins, Esq, Martin Mathew Whalen of
Waterbury, Conn, and Miss Lena Mae
Mctiee of Brattlcboro,
In New York, ~ Y, Aug. Is, by Rev.
George Reid Andrews, Harold Coward
Johnson and Miss Jessie Mary John
son, both of New York.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
DUMMERsTON.

The Red Cross meeting will be held
i'll the vestry as usual Wednesday.
As Rev. Lyndon S. Beardslee is in
Boston this week, Ms. Florence S.
lIartwell of Brattleboro will speak III
the Congregational church Sunday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
STEAMER RAN ASHORE.
Accident Took Place in Fog-Floated
and Is Apparently Safe.

AN ATLANTIC PORT, August %
The British steamer City of Lahore,
from an Oriental port with 50 passen-
gers ran ashore in a fog off the New
England coast today and later foated
without assistance. A radio message
from the vessel stated she was proceed
ing on her voyage.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
NO MORE MUNITIONS.
Canadian Factories to Resume Activi
ties in Regular Line.

OTTAWA, Aug. %. = The imperial
munitions board announced today that
production of munitions in Canada
will be discontinued as no longer nee
;essary except in some lines which will
be produced in. lessened quantities.
Some of the plants win in consequence
resume pre-war activities in their regu-
lar line. Others will engage i'll the pro
duction of equipment for ships.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
CUT COAL PRICES.
Slash of ST. to $3.50 Made in Soft Coal
by a Chicago Company.

CHICAGO, August -. The Consum
ers company, Chicago, said to be one of
the largest retail coal dealers in the
United States. today announced slash
from 81 to $50 on soft coal effective
Immediately. This is in line with the
price fixed by President Wilson. Other
dealers will make similar cuts at once,
it was said 1t was estimated the re-
auctions win cut Chicagos coal bill by
$40 600. 600.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
HOLD THEIR POSITIONS.
British Beat Back German Counter At
lacks on Outskirts of Lens.

4 LONDON, August 22.-In the face of
heavy German counter attacks the Brit
ish have maintained the newly gained
positions on the outskirts Of Lens, the
war office announces. Further progress
has been made at some points
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
GOVERNMENT DEFRAUDED.
Wealthy Citizens Evaded S3000,OOO,00C
in Income Taxes, Says Lewis.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-Charles
that the government has been defrauded
out of fully $300,000,000 in income taxes
evaded by the wealthy were made in the
senate today by Senator Lewis of Hi
nois, who declared the treasury depart
ment had the proof.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22

spending a few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs d. C. Dexter
Mr. and Mrs Fred Henrchon and two
sons, who had been visiting their brother,
Joseph l.amarche returned to their home
IN Massachusetts, last week
Mr. and Mrs Nustin Grape and Mr..
and Mrs Albert Brown of Newfanc are
staying a few days with MIR and Mrs
Herman Eddy, who are staying on Mrs
Eddy's place here a few days.
The ehcetah calls with decided new.
very much like that of the cat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22

Mrs. Josephine Moves of Brattleboro
is visitor at f. A. Melendy S.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy johnson of New
York are visiting at Irving Thompson s.
A social dance followed the moving
pictures last Thursday evening at the
town hall.
A. r. Dale and family of st. Angus
tine, Fla, are ut Mrs. Carrie Melendy s
for a short stay.
l.. r. Pierce of Woodstock is making
his parents a short visit before going
into camp at Plattsbnrg.
G. j. Thompson, W. A Shattuck and
H. A. Dudley are attending the Ma
tional G. "A Il. encampment at Boston
this week
Miss Annie Aldrirh of Northampton,
Mass, and Miss Rosalind Aldrich of
Easthampton. Mass, are guests at Da-
vid Aldrich s.
The body of Loren ". Coleman, who
was killed in the automobile accident
at Charleston, n H., was brought by
train to South Londonderry and carried
to the home of his mother in Rawson-
vile on Tuesday and the funeral was
| held at his home on Wednesday.
| There was a very enjoyable picnic
on the Baptist church lawn Saturday
with dinner served in the vestry. 1t wa;
to meet and greet Rev r. H. Tibhalls
and family of Williamstown, Mass, 6
former pastor They were happily sur
lprised by Rev. \. 4. Wood of Bernard
ston, Mass, being a visitor i'll town anG
Sapt w. A. Dawson of Burlington, wht
happened to be passing through thu
/ town that day. There were nearly
! 100 present and the occasion will be re
lmembered with pleasure.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Death of Mrs. Mary Goddard.

Mrs. Mary A. Goddard, wife of the
late David Goddard, died at her resi-
dence on Main street on Saturday at
the age of Il, after short illness. She
was an estimable woman, much beloved
for her many lovable traits of charact-
#er. She leaves one son, Rowe S. God
dard of Leominster, Mass, who, with
his wife was with her in her sickness:
one sister, Mrs. Frank Fuller, of this
place, and one brother, Arthur Tenn pie.
of New York city, both of whom we're
present at the funeral Miss Izetta Stew
art, niece, was also present and many
relatives and friends in town Mrs.
Goddard had been member of the
Methodist church for mfny years and
+ charter member and former president
Of Hooker w. r. G. The funeral was
held at the Methodist church on Mon
day, Rev. A. B. Enwright officiating.
Burial took place i'll the Yearly GENE
terry. The Relief Corps attended in a
body. There were many beautiful flow
ers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
WEST DUMMERsTON.

The Sunday school will hold a lawr
party and ice cream sale on the com
mon Thursday evening, Aug. o.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
GUESTS OF ROOSEVELT.
Members of Belgium Mission at Oyster
Bay This Afternoon

NEW YORK, August 22-The mem
bers of the Belgium war mission are
guests of Col Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
today
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-22
BIRTHS.

In Ga,nbridgeport, Aug. 90, son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Moore.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
ON WARS @d Harold @.,o
81 sIDELINES NE G WY w7l:ar ( COX


NANP started all today OF
embryo specialists attending the various schools an me
the department It's official schedule OF 10 pro
of
beginning 1900 rockies who arrived last week
An Of the Eghuh division
has commanding general Major General T. ] DSs mas
and Bgadr General w Miller formerly OF the l61h aepo ]gsps ]
Miller the senior general
General Dman is the second general ocer
the Camp Custer 10
Ider McNahon Johnsone ~ j.
10 lead he artillery OF 92nd division
program has resumed includes In
squad the
taught that the army pace 81
IA the ~
II inches thick Ihey are
al
how TO halt how TO grasp ana
drill They taught
about right
difference between
OF execution once these
viii
that lies before them Far from
the physical
will be connned chiefly calls
Is
PLAYING en apparently silly version OF some
thumbs The army version
usually "Cjrady thing All Of which lot OF
the
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
Feeding the Rockies

last weeks newcomers are onfessing to o OF
~ regarding before they
that they would be abused by ON
barracks They actually dis
housed In
that the
of The
the
of
iadie i'm
shoyeed
the displayed willing
splendid matter OF fact Off
hesitatng register their jubtance
feeding visited the mess sergnt OF Battery r. oh
being the ond that h following the menus OF other
of Battery therefore
be taken typical We asked for the frat work day menu spread for
that the
Thursda and Friday breakfast and dinner In the kitchens each
with breakfast
Thursday night
Friday
coffee and
cake bread
the nont. hence The Wholesale serving OF nh
for tho nrstho holt