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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-31

atare nu Sc vor mai putea bnctfra
de beneficial pc care Uniunea il a..
|coarda membrilor in buna regula.
Din calza epidemiei Influenza
spaniola autoritatile nu ne permi-
tie mai tinea sedinte. Despre ori
ce afacerf referitoare la Societate
Iva puteti adresa presedintelrfi So
cietatii din 1861 West 58-th Street
sau la secretarul financiar George
Gardulescu din 5701 Detroit Ave.
In numele Societatii ,,R. Carpa-
tina" din Cleveland, Ohio:
Presidial.
(50-51)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-31

,Societatea romfna de ajutor
81 cultura ,,Rominia LibeM"
din Akron, Ohio, a convocat
sedinta pc ziua de 3 Noembrie
1913, care sedinta la caz ca nn
Sc va putea tinea din cauza epi-
demiei, sa aduce la cunostinta
tuturor fratilor membrii Cd
Dumineca, 3 Noembrie 1913 Sc
cretarul financiar va Fl la hala
Societatii pentru a fncassa CO.
tele lunare de la membrii. Sc
cretarul va Fl la hala SQcita-
til de la orele 2-5 pNm.
In numele Societatii ,,Romi-
MIA Liberia din Akron, Ohio
Nick Racuciu, secrstar.
(49-50)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-31

nit in existenta nu definit GU
noscut, irsa Gu aceasta unealta
marele filosof Chinez Confuci-
us STA scris minunata lui flo
sofie. Pensula ca unealta de scris
e asociata in general GU Chine.
Iii, pentru ca Chinezm uzeaz.i
aceasta unealta PIMA 81 in zile.
de All, find ca ele STUNT in 81 >
cial adaptate pentru literele 81
felul lor de a scrie. Avenl, deci
% peana (perie) de scris ii Ger
neala, insa materialul pc care
oamenii din acel timp scriau, in
loc de hirtie, era foartc inper-
feet.
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A v I z.

Toti Rom1nii din Erie, Pa, 81
jur care inca nu s'au inserts in
,,Liga Nationala" sunt rugati a
Sc inscrie. Timp l1u mai este de
perdut. Inscrierile Sc pot face:
Lunia, Joia 81 ~Simbata seara dc
la orele Z p. m. Find ca din eau
"a boalei nu prea putem umbla
prin borturi.
(5O-51
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!, >,RENiNCUNOSTIINTARE

kCOC1CbuCC0 lOlIAlu0 NC 0JutOA -
.cultura ,,Printul Nicolaest din
Bridgeport, Ohio, aduce Ia cunos-
tinta caci find aranjata 0 petre-
cere Gu dams in ziua de 26 Octom-
brie 1913, precum q fost publicat
in ziarul America din cauza q
cestei boale ce continue, autorita-
tile orasului Bridgeport, Ohio, IN
seara zilci de "a Octombrie. 1915
fncunosintindu-ne caci localurile
publice vor Fl incuiate la orele s p,
M, pentru care 81 aceasta petrecere
s'a animal dppa cum Sc va publica
Ia timpul sau. SIS
IN nJimele Societatii ,,Printnl Nj.
colac'4 din Bridgeport, Ohio:
, Presiidsal.
(5o-51
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-31

Societatea romina dc ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desteapta-te> Romine'
din Detroit, Mich, avizeaza pc
toti membrii sal lua la cunostin-
ia caci din cauza epidemiei In
fluenta spaniola toate localurile
de sedinta 81 petreceri sunt opri-
te 81 ne put1nd avea sedinta. Tot
odata nu putem sti cind vom a
yea sedinta. Deci toti fratii mem
bril- sunt rugati a lua la cunostin-
ta, ca sa nu sufere neplaceri sa
bine voiasca a-si plati fiecare CO.
tele lunare.
Societatea ,,Desteapta-te Romi-
ne'', avind sedinta de comitet in
seara zilei de % Octombrie 1918,
fratele secertar financiar I. Dra-
galina STA dat dimisia, 81 in locul
dinsului s'a ales fratele Dani1a
Albu ca secretar financiar. Tot
odata s'a hotarft in sedinta de
mai sus, ca in timpul cit dureazG
aceasta epidemic, comitetul ales
colectori pentru a incassa cotelc
lunare, incepind Gu ziua de 2S
Octombrie 1918, dupa cum ur-
meaza In partea Riverului frate-
le secretar financiar Danila AL
bu, 464 Clinton Street. In partea
Carshop-ului fratele asistent de
secretar financiar Mihail Turean,
434 E. Frederick Str. IN partea
Hamilto, fratele controlor de re-
gistre, Vasile Mat, 140 Kandalc
Ave. H. P. in Highland Park, fra
tele Casar Ilie Chiu, 1919 Gerald
H. P. La Padure Hamtramick,
fratele Mogos Radulescu, 275
Rioppelle.
Deci numai acestor persoane lie
este permis a fncassa cotele lu.
mare.
Tot Qdata fiecare frate mem
bru este dator a-si arata chitanta
din urma impreuna Gu statutul
de fata colectorilor.
Tot odata aducem la cunos-
tinta tuturor fratilor membrii ca
re sunt 81 vor fl bolnavi sa Sc in
stiinteze Ia urmatorii frati: secre-
tarului financiar Danila Albu, a.
sistentului de secretar financiar
Mihail Turcan. Observati la adre-
4sele de mai sus la controlori de
bolnavi in partea Riverului, fra
tele Nicolae Sandru, SCI Lafayc-
te; fratele Florea Crisa, 200 Mt
Elliot Str; in partea Carshopului
fratele George Stanis, 372 Frede.
rick Av. E., fratele l. Mindruti
1865 Riopelle Str, la Highland
Park fratele Vasile Apolzan, 20e
| Victor Ave., la Padure fratele
loan Bogdan, SO Orleans Street
/ Tot odata sunt rugati teti fra
| til membrii care au cumparat Ii
berty Bonduri din al putrulea i'm
Iprumut de pc la fabrici sd bint
voiasca raporta Societatii il
termin de Z zile, pentru a putes
sa ne dam raportul catre Uniu
Inca S. r. A.
In numele Societatii ,,Desteap
tate Romine" din Detroit, Mich.
+ loan G. Petroviciu, presedinte
Petru Coloja.- secretar
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G A U T
G A u T

pc cumnatii mel Alexa Pinchea,
Avram Stanca 81 Vasile Maca-
rie 81 pc verii mel Sabin Michea
81 Nitu Michea. Rog pc fratii
prisonieri daca site ccva despre
Dinsii, sau char dinsii daca vor
ceti aceste rindur sa-mi scrie pc
adresa:
Zaharie Rotar, 1415 w. S. P!..
...... Cleveland, Ohio.
(49-51)
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DORESC CASATORIE

Gu femeie de le 30-35 ami. Eu
stunt de 40 ami. Bani am 3 mil
de dolari aici, lar in patria We
che am avere de IA mil coroa
ne. De meserie sunt zidar 81 tim
plar. Avere ell nu pretind, nu-
mai sd fie cinstita. Poate avea
char 81 un copil sau dol. Dori-
toarele sd sc adresezel la:
Sima Stoica, 2018 Niagara Str,
Buffalo, N. Y.
(49-5D
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I N FIN T A r E A
fondului bisericei gr. ort. a ST.
Nicolae din Oprea Cirtisoara,
din Patria veche, Transatlantic,
de catre Rominii din oprea Cir.
tisoara, af1atori in Cleveland, o.

tisoara, aflatori in Cleveland, O..
Gu ziua de 4 lulie 1913 in nu-
mele bisericei gr. ort. din Oprea
Cfrtisoara, in care am fost de
fata 8 membrii 81 tot odata ru-
gam pc toti consatenii aflatori
in Statele Unite ale Americei de
Fnord, Sc face Gu totii membrii
al acestui fond, care sc numeste
pentru repararea bisericei, care
s'a stricat Gu intrarea RomIni-
Ell in razbOi, sau daca s'ar adu-
ma destui bani char pentru ia
cerea bisericei din nou, 81 asa
toti membrii sunt rugati a-si da
toata silinta ajuta cit sc poate
la acest fond 81 Gu totii la olalta
ne vom putea 1mplini scopul 81
afacerea care am pornit-o, 81
toti consatenii aflatori il, State
le Unite ale Americei lie Nord
sa fie Gu totii membrii al acestui
fond 81 lie vom Fl multumitori
81 la toti prietenii 81 strainii ca
re ne ajuta Ia acest fond.
La acest fond au contrbuit
urmatorii dupa cum urmeaza:
loan 81 Istina Miclea 800;
Petru N. Budacu 800; Nicolae
N. Grovu $50; George Grecu
$50; Lazar Miclea $l0O; HE 81
Sofiea Cartanu $50; loan 81 Vic.
toria Budacu $35; Victor l. Blu
curenciu 81 sofia $50; Victor |
Popa $50; Censtantin Budacr
$40; Iancu A. Budacu $35; Fill
pu g. Grovu $35; Arsene N. Gro
WI $50; Haralampe Pandres
$50; loan V. Gcta 81 sofia $50
loan Folea $25; Achim Micles
din Noul Rominesc $5; loan
Solomonu din Sighisoara So
Stefan Colceriu din Sighisoars
So; Efrosina Blendea $25; loan
1 Bucurenciu $50; Dumitru Car
tan 81 sofia Ana $25; Ieronin
Budacu 81 sofia $25; lie G.. Blu
dacu $25; Maria Candea $5
loan I. p. Grovu 500; George N
Geta $25; Canditu Grovu $25
Constandin Stoica 81 sofia $25
Nicolae /. Jacob $35; loan N
Blendea $5; Nicolae l. Blende;
$40; Nieolae Maria Blende;
81 sofia $1,000; Pavel Ev;
Grovu So; Antoine Geta 500; lu
Llama loan Bucurenciu 81 fami
liza 500; loan Popa din Nimij;
Ungureasca $40; loan T. Blu
dacu $35; George /. Voda $32
81 SO cent? loan Blendea> 81 so
tia $25; Dumitru Banciu $32.5'
Dumitru Oprea din Piscu, Romi
MIA $40; George Dana $50; Nico
lac Pitica 81 sofia din Daia Sa
seasca SIS; George N. Grow
$50; loan Sofia Banciu $40; &c
orge N. Stoica SIS; loan Hi
Tr7ntoru din Streza Cfrtisoar;
$5. - Suma totala 81, ,512.OO.
Colecta deschisa pentru tot
aceia care vor bine vol ma
dona pentru acest fond.
In numele comitetului: 4
loan 1liclea, easier
Victor !. Bucuernciu 81 Ioal
Dudacu, aecretari.
(50-52)
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Atunci a VENT timpul cunos-
cut sub numirea veacului de
bronz, cfnd omul 1nvatat ca
sa faca din metal unelte, con-
vingindu-se de superioritatea a.
,cestuia asupra petrei, deci sti-
.lul de peatra a fost fnlocuit Gu
fierul. Astfel allan ca pc tim
pull Egiptenilor, GU patruspre-
zece orr cincisprezece veacuri
Iinainte de Christos, stilul fost
fntrebuintat ca sd 1nsemneze pc
bucatile, orr petrile de sapun,
pc. petrile de var 81 pc suprafe-
te de wax. 0 imbunatatire a
stilului in acel timp a fost ca
IN capat fost timpit 81 putin
convex (semi rotund), el era
fntrebuintat de q rade 81 ster-
|,ge greselile facute. in uncle ca
zuri era pus in un capat dia-
| i
mant, care avea propietatea de
a taia mai usor. Stilusul de fer
81 el a fost fntrebuintat de E.
gipteni, la fel ca 81 in timpurile
/ mai tirzii, avind forma ca bal
tile din timpurile moderne, 81
serveau de taia Gu el inscriptii
in monumentele lor.
In cursul timpului s'a aflat
un fluid Gu care Sc poate 1nsem-
ma, 81 aceasta dat nastere la
Einventarea unui instrument dc
scris, care putea insemna carac.
tere pc pergamente, pc coli de
larbori, etc. Dupa aciea s'a afia1
ca pun1nd la un loc nina dt
par in forma upui con acut, s.
legindu-l tare Ia un loc, oart
cum, Sc poate face un instru
ment care Sc tina fluidul in e.
81 Gu aceasta poti face un seml
lin forma dorita. Parul eel ma
Ibun pentru acest scop s'a afla
lea e eel de camilla. In tub, taia
din tulpina unei vesetale . co
raspuns drept unealt6 dc q fac
laceste pensule.
Cind peria ori penSula au We
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.De-aIo SociotdliIN.

AOlcletatea w. -. Eretc0l0ful
81 Independents Romina" din
Gary, Indiana. Convoaca pc
toti membrii Sal a lua parte la
adunarea generala lunara, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, 8 Noem-
brie 1918, la orele 2 p. M, in ha
la din Madison Street, sub bise-
rica. Toti fratii membrii sunt
rugati a lua parte la aceasta a.
dunare, fiindca avem mai multe
puncte foarte importante de re-
zolvat. Absentee nemotivate Sc
vor pedepsi conform statutelor.
Preziliul.
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sA uAuTA

lustruitori pciltru lucru mai
dur 81 lustritori (Buffer) pen
tru lncru final.
THE CRESCENT BRASS Mfg.
8410 Lake Ave-, Cleveland, Q.
(49-50)
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b un lung timp de cind omul
traia prin pesteri 81 paduri, eilil
|unicele instruments erau facute
din peatra 81 tziua de All cind
scrisul Sc face Gu masina 81 Gu
|peana de otel ST acum, orr cit
de departe ar fl aceste puncte
in timp, caIea progresului, afa-
RI de mici fntreruperi, poate Fl
cercetata.
Povestea condeiului este un
rezultat natural al frecatnlui u
|nei bucati de peatra de alta pea
ira de catre omul preistoric.
A fost un timp in astoria ne
scrisa omului cind necesitatea
La facut ca omul Sc inventeze ar
me-. 81 mintea acestor oameni
primitivi a fost concentrate as,l
pra acestui punct. fnsa arta
razboiului nu lea rapit intregnl
timp; buna parte din timpul
lor trebue ca fost sacrificat
Isl altor intreprinderi. Dupa
cum mintea lor s'a desvoltat, 81
ca un ajutor al memoriei, moi a.
flam pc primitiv cioplind, gra-
Wind, sap1nd in pietrii hirogli-
fele luau format figurei omului,
diferite obiceiuri, arme, 81 ami
male din perioda lor.
Cum a fost descoperit scrisul?
In aparenta e 0 intrebare la
care Gu greu Sc poate raspunde,
pentru ca fara scris nu ar Fl nici
un record asupra originei lui,
81 fara de acest record nu s'ar
sti faptele; deci deducerea G a.
tit de clara astfel ca un ras-
puns foarte simplu. Ceva cam
departe, departe fndarat la pri-
mele zori ale lumei, omul traia
in paduri desc 81 salbatice in
cunjurat de bestii salbatice. Lo-
cuintele oamenilor erau in pes
teri, expus la primejdiile Incl
dentale din acele tmpuri 81 a
limprejurimilor, deci ell a fost ST.
lit ca sd caute uncle mijloace
de aparare. Gu aceasta idee in
minte, ell a descoperit ca lovind
o peatra de alta, peatra sd STA
Irima, a aflat apci ca aceste fari-
maturi sc pot intrebuinta ca ca
pete de sageata, a facut apoi
din peatra suite 81 topoare. Ur-
marind aceasta procesiune a va
zut ca daca TRACE Gu o bucatica
/ de peatra pc alta ramfne un
lsemn, care a fost prima initiate
La scrisului; a. mai vazut apoi ci
Gu cit Re mai ascutita bucata dt
lpeatra Gu att lasa dunga ma
fadinca, deci zgariind cu>> aceasts
peatra vazut semne multi ma
distincte.
| Dupa aceie a descoperit CT
uncle petrii lasa urine de sem
he mai usor ca altele; 81 ca bucs
tile oblungi Sc pot tinea ma
lusor in nina ca altele; a mai de
scoperit ca frecind peatra d'
peatra Sc poate obtine un v1rl
mai fin 81 mai pronuntat. Asa CT
in veacul de peatra, origina
instrumental acela lung de pea
ira numit - Stilus.
Atunci a VENT timpul cunos
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06

training of a writer. He writes: "The
growth of my personal vision was com
pletc when I recognized that the ca
pacity of heroism is latent in every
body, and only awaits the bigness of
the opportunity to call it OUT
Dawson, w. J. The Father of a Soldier
The author, who has three sons in
army and navy, writes this book es-
pecially for the parents of soldiers and
sailors. 1t is book which will strength
en- and encourage, but not in any
superficial way. The people left be-
hind need the bravery of the soldiers,
and the author speaks to American
parents from the standpoint of one who
knows Canada and England, where the
losses have been so great.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06
rality; eventually the soldiers will show
the effects of this shortage

Uncle Joe Cannon, who gracefully
rounded out 50 years last May is am
bilious to break all records for length
of service in congress. He has served
DO years but not continuously, his dis
trict having been carried against him
twice by Democrats. Senator Morrill, of
Vermont, who died in 1898, was a mem
Der of congress continuously A years,
serving II years in the house before he
was elected to the senate. Morrill, s
record was unique. He was chairman of
the ways and means committee of the
house and was the author of the tariff
bill which provided revenue in the Civil
war days. In the house he was chair
man of the finance committee of the
senate many years. Mr. Morrill, never
held public office of Importance until
he was elected to congress
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06

with gratifying rapidly, until June
saw embarkations. of 276,372, or near
~ as many men as went over in the
hrst year of the war.
What great figures modern wars now
employ! The contending armies al
Gettysburg, just So years ago, mum
bered about $4,000 men each. Sherman
started his march to the sea with Co.
600 men. At Antietam, Mcclellan had
$4,000 men and Lee about 10000 Al
Bun Run, famous in song and story
about 10000 men were engaged on eacI
side. Lee, in his surrender at Appomat
tox, asked for rations for $4,000 men
The Union debt on jan /, 1866, stood
at less than 100000, 900, the amount
of our first loan.
In the. Revolution, Washington will
2,400 picked men, fell on the British
and Hessians at Trenton Burgoyn,
surrendered 6,00e men at Saratoga, aft
or one of the MOST decisive battles Of
the war, if not of the world At Bunker
Hill Howe led an army of 5000 men
These are typical of the engagement.
OF that war, and yet we have appro
priately called it "'the Revolution. ,
What name adequately describes TIN
proportions of a struggle as partiei
pant of which we have already sent ;
million men over the seas!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06
Rolled
Oats

This is the time of year when Rolled
Oats are in the greatest demand, when
stocks are largely exhausted and the
manufactured product is not available
from the new crop until late in the
Fall. To overcome this condition that
seems TO occur annually, we have or
dored from our st. Louis connection
over $4,000 bags of Rolled Oats and
have placed them in the hands of the
New England wholesalers and grocers
ut a price that will enable the consumer
TO purchase a bag of Rolled Oats at a
price consistent to the feeding value
much less than any other product for
human consumption.
We suggest every family order a 90.
pound bag of Rolled Oats from their
grocer. Rolled Oats and Cream of
Maize arc considered the best substi.
tutcs TO use with wheat flour. A person
can do much work easier by eating
Oatmeal than by using any other cereal
or meat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06
At the Library
New War Books.

o 'Brien, p. A. Outwitting the Hun.
One of the most thrilling narratives
of personal experience in the war.
Lieut.. Pat O'Brien of the Royal FLYING
Corps is an Irish american. His ma
chine shot to pieces, and himself wound
ed, he fell behind the German lines. He
again escaped death when he jumped
from moving train, on which he was
being taken to a prison camp. He
gives in detail his experiences during
seventy-two days journey on foot,
through territory occupied by Ger
many, to Holland and safety
Dawson, Coningsby The Glory of the
Trenches
Though brief this is one of the most
significant of the war books Out of
his own profound experience the author
records his impressions of the spirit
which actuates the fighting men in
France, and added to experience and
clear insight he has the talent and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06
TEXTILES IN GERMANY.

1t is manifestly unwise to accept at
their face value tidings from Amstcr-
dam or Geneva as to the straits to
which the German people are reduced,
but if undisputed evidence of cor
roborative sort shows up from other
sources the news may be of moment
IT was announced on Monday that the
German clothing department has or
dered that an applicant may not buy
new clothing until he files sworn
statement giving in detail list Of the
clothes already in his possession
While this might indicate only a de
sire TO save labor another order pro
vides for unlined coats and restricts
the number of pockets placed in gar
ments, which shows that a shortage of
textiles is apparent.
Along with this information comes
letter from a soldier in France which
encloses square of what appears tc
be superior grade of burlap, but the
information which accompanies it is
that it is made of paper. When dry il
is sufficiently tough, but when damp
ened it quickly resolves itself into pulp
1t indicates as does the recent ordel
of the clothing department, that clotl
| is scarce in Germany. The empire ma,
be lacking in other things than mo
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1918.
SUGAR AND CANNING.

1t is desirable to preserve all food
stuff possible this summer and fall. and
many housewives are questioning where
they are to get the necessary sugar.
In the first place it is necessary that
there be a fair and concerted action
among all people to make the available
amount Of sugar 20 Just as far as pos
siblc Each household is entitled to
three pounds of sugar per person, per
month, and in addition, to % pounds
of sugar for canning. 1t is possible
to secure the sugar for each person
and curtail on the consumption of each
to a certain extent, and it is also pos
sible to make the % pounds for can
ming go much farther by skipping those
things which take great amount of
sugar, and by drying certain articles
rather than canning them. In this way
% pounds may be heightened out in
use, and if it is wisely used there is
q chance Of securing another % pounds
by application to the county food com
missioncrs.
The experience of one family last
fall is worthy of note A quantity of
sweet corn was canned and an equal
amount dried. In the use during the
winter and at the present time the
family prefer the dried corn as it has
more Of the original flavor From the
standpoint Of saving sugar it is also
best to dry eurrants.
The principal point is to, in some
way, manage to preserve as much food
stuff as possible and make everything
that can be gathered from the fields
answer the family during the coming
winter. II will be noticed that foods
are constantly growing in value, and
the only way that families can get
through the coming year is to system
atically store food Concerted action
will do much that seems impossible al
the present time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06
Bennington County Politics.
fManrl1tster .Idnrnal !

tManchcster Journal. ! t-N- ~
County politics are also warming In a
recent issue we mentioned that L. z. Mar
tn OF Winhall was seeking the nomination
Tor senator for the north shire. In this
he will be opposed by H. A Hulet of Ar.
hngton, who was member of the house
OF representatives from his home town
2 few years since. Mr.. Hulet is a man pref
" we'll known in this end of the county
md IN the south end as well. and is a
we'll informed and conservative person
We understand that Judge Ii. \. Shaw
viii not be "a candidate for denomination
a3 side Judge at the coming primaries
For this place we have heard of two
avowed candidates, J. H Nadeau of East
Dorset and NJ. b. Roberts of Rupert. Mr.
Roberts was appointed some years since
10 I'LL out the time of the late Judge Kent
but was not chosen for the full term later
-ir. Nadeau is one of Dorsets substantial
business men and has been prominent il
the affairs of his home town for man,
years, having been selectman and schoo
commissioner and at the present time il
ne of the selectmen of the town. 4
ran Of dignity and ability Mr. Nadeau i.
veil qualified to fill this position
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-06
Little Benny's
Note Book
BY LEE PAPE

Spoarts. rag man yelling, Rags, old
Tags, went down the back alley last Tooz-
day AFTERNOON, and Benney Potts, Arts
Alexander and Pubs Simkins stood UP at
the corner and yelled, Wat you dress your
wife with? and the rag man yelled, old
1ags, old rags. And they kepp it up till
the rag man chased them, being fearse
boxing rag man with big black mush-
fash and teeth out
Fer Sale or Rent. A silver watch look
ing as good as new, the ony trubble with
It beng 1t has no werks. See sam Cross
lntristing Facts About Intristing People
I'D Nernick says he knows place where
you can get ice GREEN cones for 3 sents
Deece, but wen you ask him to show it
- you he says its too far, proving there
Foberly amt eny sutch place
Slssety Mr. Sid Hunt bawt a fountain
zen Tor dime from a man that came err
round selling them last Satidday, which
s fingers and his pockit has bin full OF
ink ever sints. Amung those present wen
le bawt it was Mr.. Benny Potts, Mr., Lew
J avis and Mr.. Leroy Shooster.
Pome by Skinny Martin.
Q see the ugly cattapilars
Crawling every witch way
Cheer up, fellows. if they live long cnufi
They'll be butterflies some day