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Newark post., 1918-02-27
ACTRESS WRITES
TO SOLDER BOYS
Miss Goodrich At Opera
House This Week

Miss Edna Goodrich, one of the
most charming of the younger
theatrical stars whose fame CEN
ters in Broadway, is an assiduous
patriot and a consistent one, too.
Miss Goodrich, who is starred in
a new Mutual production, cam
erican Maid" has thirty personal
friends in the American army in
France-friends who were former
ly actors or connected in some way
with the dramatic profession.
The Little Sisters Club" origi-
mated in the green room Of the
Gaiety theater in New York and it
now has more than a thousand
members. Miss Goodrich was one
of the originators and first signel
of the articles, which provide that
every woman on the lists must
Newark post., 1918-02-27
A CREED FOR AMERICANS

We acknowledge the One Divine
Power that has made and holds
secure this free nation in ever
expanding light and hope for all
mankind;
We believe that human govern
ments exist in order that each
member of the race may attain
to full realization of justice,
freedom, and brotherhood; that
the right to serve implies also
the right to equal enjoyment of
every privilege of citizenship;
that each child shall be we'll
born, shall breathe and pray
freely, shall receive careful
training in tasks for which 1t
shows fitness, and have OppOr-
tunity to give this trained skill
to some community service; that
men and women, with equality
of law and privilege, should CO.
operate in the upbuilding of the
true commonwealth, be free to
contract, direct their individual
powers, and possess the results
of their own work, in subjection
to and limited by the universal
well-being;
We believe each upward step IN
race progress has been won
through the clear vision and
earnest striving Of those whose
hearts are pure and whose lives
make good their words; and in
loving allegiance to the one flag
we pledge our faith and honor
to maintain undimned its three
fold unity of peace, truth and
loyal service for the perfect
freedom Of all men.
William Hale BeckfOrd,
In The Book News
Monthly.
Newark post., 1918-02-27
CHILD WELFARE
WORK IN DELAWARE
Coordination Of Forces Urg-
ed By Expert

A meeting in the interest of
Child Welfare Work in Delaware,
held in the st. Andrews Parish
House last Thursday afternoon,
was attended by one hundred
twenty-five, prominent educational
and welfare workers, from all
parts of Delaware. Features of the
meeting were the addresses by c.
Spencer Richardson, of the Rus
sell Sage Foundation, on a study
of Child Welfare Work in Della
ware, and Miss Emma Lundburg
of the Federal Children's Bureau
Following the addresses the ques'
tions raised were discussed, anC
Mrs. F. M. Jones, the chairman
was authorized to appoint a com
mittee to secure the appointment
of a committee to draft a code o.
laws for the welfare of the child
Among those who took part il
the discussion which followed th'
address were: Mrs. Charles K
Miller, who spoke of the childrel
v1:'r intarS q n
Newark post., 1918-02-27
FARMERS INSTITUTE
AT NEWPORT
Local Men Among .
Speakers

The State Board of Agricul-
ture will hold a Farmers Institute
at the Public SchooI Building in
Newport next Tuesday afternoon
and evening, when prominent farm
ers of this and other states will
deliver lectures on matters per-
tanning to farming. Among the
speakers will be Frank Blackford,
a successful farmer of Ohio, who
will speak on hog raising improv-
ing the soil and farm work in gen
eral. The question of hog cholera
will also be discussed by DR..
Zurkow and DR.. H. P. Ewes. Pro
fessor Fred E. Clark Of Delaware
College will talk on market prob
lens and in the afternoon 7. F
Manns of Delaware College will
lecture on Seed Potato, It's Vital
ity and Disease" In the evening
Professor A. F. Grantham, of Della,
ware College, will give an illus
trated lecture on wheat.
For the convenience of those
who desire to attend both sessions
the women Of Delaware Grange
will serve dinner at the intermis
sion between the two sessions.
1t had been planned to hold thu
institute in the rooms of Delaware
Grange but owing to the limited
heating facilities there, it was de
cided to hold the affair in tn
school room.
Newark post., 1918-02-27

vocational training, no special pro-
vision for play and recreation.
They usually eat, sit, talk and
sleep in the same quarters with the
unfortunate adults. Many states
have passed laws forbidding the
presence of children in these in
stitutes. We recommend that Del
aware pass similar law"
Newark post., 1918-02-27

receive letters in their regular
turns. Miss Goodrich writes fun
ny letters, too.
Miss Goodrich will appear at
the Opera House on Thursday
February 28th.
Newark post., 1918-02-27

keep in touch with one or more
American soldiers in France
Miss Goodrich writes three let
ters week to her friends, taking
them seriatim. Thus the thirty
young Americans in the trenches
Newark post., 1918-02-27

FOR RENT-The Anderson Farm,
near Fair Hill. POSSESSION given
March 25. Apply, with refer
ences, to M. C. ANDERSON,
64th and Malvern Ave-, PhiIa-
delphia, or to j. F. RUSSELL,
Landenburp. Pa
Newark post., 1918-02-27

WANTNED-A small farm, ten to
forty acres, within a few miles
OF Newark. Give all details, IN
cluding exact location, in first
letter. Apply
T. H. E.
2-27-2t. pd. Newark Post
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15

in set acknowledgements NIT GERM
aen all1snabn1elt. MberoS batfen It'd,
Sic @esperfld)aften alleb eingefllnoen
ulto oie lnarlhirten bireft bi11ter Der
l1nion Concert 8allb Delhe altd,
nnioniiirt lit. sllld Die 1ltg glieoer
Ser Denolap Commanders llabnlen
in llniforr1 an Der Rarooes tell.
Nennn1oglid mar Der SSllbel 1tno Der
2arm am slbel1o nod groBer OILS pdb=
reno oes Nadln1ittagS ll1o es mar
icbpn nod 10 l1br als e5 iid eftpas
sn berubigelt fam. Die cine aapel=
Ie bielt aber bis beinaDe II Ubr aus,
nllo ipielte gum 5bluB orei per1d9ie=
oene Melobien sur felben 3eit lpie
elmer berihtet Ser babel mar. &lr
hatten nur eine Melooie 5ltr 3eit ge=
Z IL
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15

< + Z = . ] /. 4, =
Ser GHt1d)lafene lrar allf Der al
ten socDnlalul Seinllftifte i'll lobege=
legellen Conn eoltrtlallo anl Il.
slprii 1897 geborell ll.lo llatte lol11lt
crit bas 2t. Sebsilsiabr iibcrltbrlttell
.als erio ploglie) ppn Gent 5dallplas
ieiller Idltigfsit biHircggcrafft lnllroe
Die sSa1lliIie 5og ilu Sabre 1899 nab
.ssetp Illnl no ct leifhcr ltllllllterbro=
ef)ell aesuuIJllf la.fe. gr bel1lIte Die
=offelttlithell 5tH1tlell lulo audi Die
Sooeisidllle mo nit ieitlem 16. Sez
Ebellsjelr fallo er ssels}uftlalng III. el=
mem bieIigen 2aoelL arbcitete oalll
.s,ueii Sabre i'll Scr g'fiii1ie INTO leit ben
lebtetl orei ssahrclt 1rar CT 9erfan1er
IN MieDersfi 5lb1lblaOel1.
gr NOR eilt ol1rbal1s ebrenbafter
|lulo Gebensmiiroiger Welid) lllt0 er=
|frente fih aIgenleil1er 9eliebtbeit
|,1iht mn ltl1ter ieillen aan1eraoen
fonoerii alltb inter ben dlferel Gilt=
|ipobnerll. Sir 5eit ieilles IooeS
mar Ell lssMifgIieo Der fieligell Mobern
|EggoooIlell 9oge 1tllo lpar a1ld) sDflf=
alieo Der aftihen Siege Des Stem III
tlner 5ltrlluefcins ltuo mar Doroenl
gsiifglieo oes 33oglingsDerellas gene
len. gr miro bon Den giferlL 5errll Il.
ssran Otto aeDnlalIll llllo bier sgeril=
bern 5arrD lpeIdaer III s5ratfreidl lit,
Nrntill sssobn llno @ari llno eiller
5dlueifer 5Ieta iiberlebt.
9as 2eidelbegdnal,is fallo Weeltf=
nodnad;nliiHttag itattff gdf n1iIifdri=
5hell @brell lpllroe ct 5ll @rabe ge=
fragell. Die sopfnleilter aapelle Ipiel=
|. fe eilleu grauernarldl gefolgt bon
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15
Neu Mint Ninneiota, 9rsitae, ou IS gopeuber 1918
Wsitgliebern Der Mober1 Woobnlell
2oae 1a0 elmer Ghrenaar0e bon Stir

MitgIieber1l Der Mooer,. 8ooomell
2oge l1nb elmer gbrengar0e bon Sir
germ sluf Dem Grieobof belt Die
Wooern @ooomen=2oge ibre Gerenlo=
1lier 1,nO gilbert 5teinbanler niblnete
Oent 8erltorbenell einen iparnlell
Nadruf. apraettilt ssobn 8artbn
blies gum 5blub BEN 3apfenitreih.
Der 10 lbtDer beimgeluhten Janlilie
niro allgenleine5 Beileio ge5ollt.
9rei ghcoilet GonntD SDlbaten tpt,
Die orei gsiconet @olt11tp Slrltgens
pelde Ser SSnfluel15a III Camp 6or=
relt, 2Dtle, @a, 5un1 Spfer fielelt
Darell glner Ssluno, 5pbn bon
5errn mo Srau elmer 9slln1o bon
RiepIlet, ]. 8alpb 9oDs1 5obn bon
5errn unb Jrall 5rallf Sons bon
(JortIetuns auF BEL 8. geite.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15

Die 8ablpriifllngs sbeboroe BON
gromn County bot Dienstagabel1o
feline slrbeit' ponelloet lt1b Der ltaats
lidelt 9eborbe fo1genoei1 8eribf
iiber sic in grppn gountp fir Die
Der1hieoeller aal1oioatetl abgegebe=
lleu 5tilnnlen iiber1l1ittelf::
L lSa- II. 4 -. . :
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15

Welnl iln Gerbdlt1lis a1oere Goul1z
ties nno anOere 5faaten ebelt}p biel
Oaaaller nerlorell hahell bon ben
Nltsgef efpbelell 1neld}e an1 %. Dftober
|1tad1 Camp GnoD, SEEM sNerico nno
CAMP e5ofrelL 8a abreiltel1, Damn lit
Toer serlllt ein ipirflie) lebnerer
gg'rpsDll GonntD nerlor eiltelt Der be-
|1fen ibrer u,ngen Wdnner lno bon
adeuaet County itarbel1 brei oil Ger
SllfIuellsa.
Sie erlte Radrid)t oie bie glterll
|ppllDtfo @eplnarnl ssr. befan1en ipar
eine Depeide lDelhe bonn Safe Sol
|pifal Camp Gpbp, Seem Meriep,
Wontag, oell 4 9eopen1ber bier ei1l=
|traf lnlo lneloete naB er erl1itlib
frauf lei. 0ies NOR cine Mobe nod)=
#oen1 Ct erfraltft lpar, oenn ifon 5iDei
5Iaae nacboen1 lie i'll Selologer an
|gefomnlcn marell -mnroe CT nah oeln
sopipItai uebraett. Gleustag traf Ell
ne neitere Gepefd)e ein lnelhe ieinen
3nitaalD ols gefabrlib 1cbiloerte
DfiI1DoN fonl cine neitere 0epeihe
|0aIin lalttenb, ooB iein 31tlta1o iitb
fnid)t aebeiiert ooer periblehtert ba=
be- Meil 9onnerstag ,lnb altd) Srei=
fagn1prgeH feine meitere gfabribt
fam, tros. uieoerholter oepelbliher
elnIrage traf Der 8ater aue Gorfeb=
srantaell nm al1 Dem 3 lthr 80 3ltg
slSreitaglabnIittaa 1,ad) Camp Goop
Cine 5tlllloe pprber
stroI Die t9ipbspnlt eill, oaB ct ge=
5itorben lei.
Der Geritorbene hatte ieinenl 9rl-
Der Arlnill nou ieinen1 aranfieil1 ge-
Idriehcn nnb linn alttb Die 3ultd1loe
inn sselolager aeidbiloert, i'm aber err
#indf ben glteru attebts 5lt lnge,l lDeil
S,s llidot il1otigerlpeiie. alornlirell
4 3gl 9eiu1estal Brief ben ca an
oR sGItenn iehrieb mar allt 5oniltdg
batirt llio in oieieril eriud)te er fte
feline 8afete an i'm 81. ibiden, 0en11
es Dare bobit mabrlbein1idL baB er
1eine Moreiie lDedieln pilrbe ltn0 i'm
Sic Bafete ni6t erreiden tpiirben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15
9(n 1,niere 2eier!

esn Scr nad)ft u6dentlid1en ariegss.
ii6erfidt iuerben mir Die senanen Be
oinanneen anfibren nnter ipelden
Ser 8afienitiaFanb siuiid)en Dentid-
lamb nnb ben Nlliirten erstelt unrbe.
8ir 1.nden ferner baranf anf-
merfiant, ban ale 12ieitisen 3eitnn-
ae,, limit Drber bDn Der ariegs sSn-
bnitrie 8ebDrbe gesunngeI iueroen
iuegen Wangel an 3eitnngspapier If
re 3eitnng iber6 Seiten % 8rosenf
sa rc6nsiren. 8ir fe6en ms alio
gesipmneen oieie llrb Bic nad)iten sipei
Bpden nur cine siueiieitige geilagr
aassnienben nnb madlOem lDirb bur
Beilase iebe 4. 8odle ansfallen.
Der er6eransaeber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15

Gen srbeitern fdn1 es5 nie1t #eill,
ei1e1 an el1re Bflidt 5lr erin,lerll, oelnl
eritens iino lie Diel 81 bethlehem oa=
5ll, 5lpeitells Diilen lie, bob pflihfae=
trelte Mellfhen feiner grlnablllila
beoiirfel1 mo oritfens milleu tie, oaH
Ies bod illllInnit mare, 0elln ellre Ser
gangenbeif 1T s33el1ge oafiir bob iIt
mir eillenl Germ lllar elmer pflidt,
llllb mir eilletn @eies gehord)t, oerell
ge1neillialner gealne & 10 + 1T lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15
Sen S. 9ntlnann fpelher ]eine

Sen S. sltlnann pelher Ieinell
zllrIallb BET GeriDallote,l III 0eIt NelD=
ton berlebte, tit ipieoer nad) Camp
Grant, 81, 5i1riifgefebrt gr be-
fa11o ild) mlf elmer grbollr1asreiie
bon elmer Operation ipeide fiirSItdl
al1 linn Dpll5ogen mHroe.
sperr 1lllo ssSrals garl 5dliDars
sSr ST. bon Conn gourtIallo befraler1l
ben 8erllllt ibres 5lpei Sabre alter
5obndlels gonlIl1o melher Cont
tag on Der eSll fluela5a ifarb. g0nn1no
nuroe aln 12 april 1916 gebore11.
Die iterblide 5iile lDnroe allf oenl
Illfberiid)en ssrieobpf in 5olp1l Court
Ian0 5llr leBfen Ralbe beltatfet
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15
8otbe anote
elttrainirt ltifbt

OptAtii nSutt't" N%yu"~ >~~~S~ ~ - -
te bier at bebalfen. sSnngens jebt
int 9ienit biirfen pieleid)t Mpna=
| te in Gnrupa bleibeu.
True translation filed with the post
master at New Ulm on Nov. Is, 1918,
as required by the act of October 6. 1917.
geabricbt, DoB Die ssl1ngenS nelde
fir ote sslusbebullgS Guote filr oieIe
gsoebe gerltfen mor0en lDarel1 nid)t 5lt
cl1trainiren bralttbell lDenigltens fit
| cine 3eitlung, l0ite III BEN betreffet1=
ben Seilnell in Dieler @egello beina=
be 10 piel sSllbel aus ipie Die gtadriebt,
bon Ser GnllteQlrng Der 6ell1oiellgfel=
ten. Gon ben legten slllsgebobenetl
lbien menig 8efabr 5lt iein Dor ben
oel1t1hen @elbilsell a6er Die 6efabr
Ippn Snfluell5a 1T feine fleine, 1ulo
Ies lit nur idaoe, oaf, Die Ratbriht
Epo1l 5ieg l,iht friib5eitig gclnlg fanl
Inn oie Senoung oes 1csfen Gontill=
gents noh bel1 6elolagern no Sllfll1=
en5a porberrldte auf51lbalten.
Mnsbebmngs Grber iuIpen0irt.
| Sheriff ssuli1ls erbielt 9ieltstag
Morgen eine 9epefde ibn Die tent
pordre 51ipei1oirllng naer Music
bul1gs Orders 1lelDelto geidfS 3ez
fi11itibes pnroe gelagt iiber bie emo
giiltige 9ispolition Oct neuelr Mus
gebobel1en. 8ea1tte iagten Montag
olts, oaB ln0gliherneile eil1e gauge
|gIn5abl Monner gebrmtdt neroell
ltpiirbe1 IN ser Mufbaltllng5 slrbeit
melhe in Sen 2dl1oern getall lperoell
n1uB melebe ol1rb ben arieg perz
ipiljtet lpllroel1.
Gine groiie 8eleeenbeit.
0ies miro cine ser lDl1noerbarltell
@elege1lbeiten fir oie jln1gell Dtu1=
rer i'm 0ienlt iein iih eiue 8eltmeite
|@rfabrllng in &onltrllftions slrbelt
| sn }ibern. slrbeitelr fperDel1 allf lold)
Recommendation 5tile ansgefiibrt, DaE
Oie sSl1ngens mclln tie ihlieBlih nod,
3allle fo1l11l1er, Nell11tr1s oaoon 20,
ben nle man slrbe1tet1 tert1g pefon1nl1,
n1bt rur III Dem f11bt19en onlerltatll=
16e11 Meg, 1onoer'1 ol1d oe1l MefDo.
oell alloerer gtatlplen stoU me Dol
1loD e1r1e 10 groBarf1ge gelegenheIf &c
bofen flr 9e1nldfe arne1ter ll1'o &C.
moDnl1ue Arpel1er gelDid1e 81 lper=
oel' D1e gefaoe 1esl
1 eShieInai'oHai.smns.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15

$4,000.
DD1t

Grb01te 5teneranflage lrotlpenbig
bnrdJ 8an ber ne1en Stabtbaae.
gpntraftoren Nn5ablnns erlanbt.
NDntiue 0eldafte.
Wit e(1snabme Ser Mln1abnle bes
|gteuer Budgets fir OoS sssabr 1919
erleoigte ser 5tootrot in ser bon
'0ienstog auf WittDobabel1o lebs
ter @oche Derlbobenen regelnlaBigelt
monatliGen 5iblrng MIR Golttine Sc
ld)Gfte. 0ie 5teueroufloge belquft
iib auf $4,000 I'M Bergleid) 81
$4,000 oc5 porbergeberoen Sabres.
IDiele ertra $4,000 miillen bent
Gtaot =6aaez8au altfs aonto gelbrie=
ben 1perber. Die 5telter11 nie bonn
.5taotrat oltferlegt perteile1l iid) lpie
Ifolgt allf oie berldieoenen fyonos:
|5troBen Syo11hs $4,000
3illiel1= II. Iilgltngs isonos 5000
6euerluebr 5onOs 1000
0arf ssonos . 5000
'Rirb 5pf sSolrDs 5000
Staotballe Ionos 10000
3,1larltn1en $4,000
Die grDabll1ng ieiteus Der Seuerz
nebr bon @enrD Gnael as @bief fir
oas fontrtenoe ssaDr nalroe bonn
5tabfrat beftatigt.
+ Sen @onfraftore11 Des Stobt=9ane
gaus pnroe Die 5lnnue BON $15,=
1920 be5ablt allf @1tinlateS bin fiir
.bereits gelieferte Mrbeit nn0 Mate.
rial. 8ie Mrbeit idreitet riiltig por=
1pdrts 1lno ipenn fid oas 8etter nut
nod flr3e 3eit balt, fonln1t oas Sc
bauoe unter 0asl) ln0 Die eSn1len=
Mrbeit fam onnn inl 9illter fertig=
geifellt meroeI1.
grloubllis ;3igarrettell III Seem
l1lm 5n nerfaufen tpltroel1 Der Seem
| him BroeerD SO. 1lnb sSrmt 8el15el
@roebner erlaubt nnb Der Glerf all=
gelpieIen oie befreffenoen grlaub1is=
Gheine al,s5ufertigen
Gin Sell bes offentlihel1 2an=
olnlgsplases ip1troe an 9erna1t Clint
1neri11g fir sic Snn1n1e bon SIS pre-
esabr bern1ietet.
gldne un1o 5pecififatiouel, fir bel'
|1ie1len elb5ngsfa1lal tDnr0et 1tnter=
breitet l1l1o an oie &riegs esS11bnltrie
8eb0rbe pertpielen I'M Grlanbnis
ei1l5ubolen oiele 9[rbeit bieies Sabr
ausfiibreu 5lt Diirfe11.
2a11t 8ericbt oes 5truBel1 9on1=
n1iiiars me1der bei1,1 Gitp Glerf bi1l=
terlegt lit, m1troen mabreno oeS Der
flnliellen Wonats 1887 5tunoen
@a1oarbeit ltl1b 6O31a 5tllnoer
geam slrbeit an Sen 5traBelt getar
9eadtlidcr Ginbrud in Giienuaren=
laben.
-, a. , - 81. r;
g'onlua'l'.ui 'palDs', 1eats.s aaY Sc a :.
le'llpule1'l,1,l.l'',,s - uu'. psplp s1. uel
cue ae ai15ull 6na aalleta'lsllsl, n, .iilu,.
~ gSialp slqg.s a''u = go,'at alr,,, :,
ssle1a1llo aeIlo9len. o,:4l .p.A ~ a''p.. -;
allls nneelai'l Ie' ''.'' ,p'liiell,uu'l pe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-15
Guogiiltiges 8a9lre
lnltat
@ablpriif ifungsbebDrbe erleoigt Nr=
beit 9ienstagabenb. blberidl=
te an Staats=glnbitDr eillgei6idt,

E 4SSss,E
te an Staats=NnbitDr eingeid)idt.
ADie neutrality-suspicious. bon
8roipn County but 0ienstagabeIo
feline Nrbeits pollelloet 1nb Der itaat=
liben gehoroe folgenoel1 8eriht
iiber sic in groipn gollntp fir Die
.Der1d)ieoeller aanoioatell absegebe=
nen 5tilnllell iiberllliftelt
Staats Siffet.
Senator in Congress
Knute Nelson--R 154l
Willis G. Calderwood N. 2085 544
Governor
j. A. A. ,Burnquist r.. $50
Fred E. Wheaton D.. 733
Olaf O. Stageberg So
L. P. Berot s.. ............. 80
David H: Evans L. 1926 1886
Lieutenant Governor
Thomas Frankson 1887 364
Charles H. Helweg D.. 1928
Geo. D. Haggard- N. .... 662
Secretary Of State
Julius A. Schmahl R. -. 1864 119
Edward Indrehus D.. .1S45
State Auditor
J.A. O. Preus- 1893 S6S
L. w. Huntley-D.. 1925
Fremont R. McManigal- 612
State Treasurer
Henry Rines R. 1862 S92
D. D. Devine-D.. ....... $40
L. A. Simonson-N,. 724
Attorney General -
Clifford L. Hilton R.. ..1166
B. B. Gislason- d. 465
Lars O. Haug-N.. lab
+ Tom Davis vis-F.-L..z. 2l03 937
Railroad and Warehouse Commis
Fred w. Putnam ..s1077
j. s.. jacobson ..... Oh
VIM. Hokanson N. .1227 z:=55s
Fred E. Tillquist- Il. .2oS6 1908
Clerk of Supreme Court
Herman Mueller R. .2493 1893
Charles A. Lethert d. .1185
Chief Justice of Supreme Court
Calvin l.. Brow 81 8
= Benjamin Drake N.-P.. 1872
Assoc. Justice Of Supreme Court
Thomas Fraser Mp. 1916 2s2
Oscar Hallam- Mp 1864
Andrew Holt-N.-P 1896 sec
W. H. Yanderburgh-N.-P. $50
County sidet.
Congressman
Frank F. Ellsworth-R.. 1858 2;7
Frank Sirnon-D.. 1701
Judge of District Court, 9th Dist
Frank Clague Mp. 1892
Ernest A. Michel Mp. 1857 Is;
State Senator, 18th Dist
L. E. Potter Mp: 1903
Frank F. Romberg MP. 2624 1872
Representative-at-Large 14th Dist. -
A. j. Praxel- Mp. 1851 3
Edward C. Stain Mp. 1926
Representative, 14th Dist. I.
Louis Spelbrink Mp. 1889 .25t
Anton S. Dorm Mp. 1883
County Auditor
Louis G. Vogel-N.-P. PASS 96E
Chas. N. Robertson N p. 1915
County Treasurer
Henry J. Berg NzP.. .313e
Register of Deeds
Fred. Christiansen Up. 22o5 49,
| EdW. M. MCGOWAN Mp. It'll
Sheriff
| w. j. Julius N.-P. .3o7o
| County Attorney
Ad. Frederickson Mp. 1888
!. Judge of Probate
VIM. B. Mather Mp. 1914 "a
I Fred. Behnke Mp. ..... 1860
/ County Surveyor
F. D. Minimum N p 1854
! Carl Case N p. 1895 Az
| Coroner
Geo. F. Reineke Mp. 2740
Clerk of District Court
Carl P. Manderfeld Mp. 2942
Co. Superintendent Of Schools
r. B. Kennedy p. 1882
| Constitutional Amendment
Yes Dry 1884
No-Wet. 5. .a.5.... 1867 122s
County COMMISSIONS
albert Flor. 1900.
Commissioner End Dist.
John NJ. Johnson. g. ....5. 303 5:
| Christ Roland 5..... 250
/ Commissioner, 4th Dist
a. H.sO Ofermann 395
Chas. T.. Palmer ...4. 400 q
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-16

were eonvulsed. This stunt was repeat
ed probably 80 times Our Journey
was mostly starts and stops, both
abrupt, but we progressed. Take NIX
advice and when YOU travel cart
road through a cotton plantation DO II
i IN the daylight. The only place they
permit small trees, brush, etc, 70 grow
is in the road
Finally we neared the highway and
he handed the light TO his son and
told ms he would take US a shorter
trip. This consisted of jumping bitches
in the dark. II is a glorious sort OF
exercise, particularly with an overcoat
on and both hands filled with instru.
ments dangling from straps.
We had stumbled down the ..short
cut some distance in the pitch dark
when he suddenly stopped and ex.
1 planned that dis we're is a ditch about
four foot wide and not mo dan five
/ feet deep. jest jump over il. : he said.
| inspected said ditch. II was appar-
eEtly black space, with no bottom
and the opposite shore invisible.
When Il came my turn | planted one
foot firmly, shut both eyes. drew on
my reserve breath and leaped lightly
into space. After sailing through the
dark for a few minutes | touched
again. m going back some dav t.
measure that leap. | know | broke al
personal records if not intercollegiate,
standing jump marks Four more time.
we repeated that stunt, each tim,
White explained that he hadn :
spected dcre was sech n mess as di
yere. The team was there minute
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-16
PERSON AL.

MIS-. v. y. Stearns of liinsdale was
a visitor here yesterday with friends.
Lewis Brown. who is employed in the
retail department of the Durham
Brothers company, is i'll with grip.
Miss Jennie Wilder, employed in the
Holstein Friesian association Office, is
at her room on Maple street on account
of illness.
Mrs. sophia Sutherland is critically
Ill in the home Of Il. Fl. Boyd Of West
ern avenue. Two professional nurses
are in attendance.
Mrs Mary Waahburn Of Putney, who
had been guest several days Of Mrs.
Frank l.. Hunt of Tyler street, re
turned this morning TO her home.
Miss Dorothy Harper has returned
to her home IN Madison, Ind. after
having visite! here since August with
her sister, Mrs. Roy b. Miner.
William Keclcy of New York and
| Charles Cove Of Maine have taken pc,
| sitlons at Hoadley S cafe. the latter a
| chef. They are rooming az +. {. eros
by 5 on High street.
Mrs W. !. Fihon went today tc
Winchester, y H., where She will visit
until Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Z
l.. Filion. She was accompanied by he1
nephew, Anthony Thompson
Fred Thomas, Of the wholesale de
rartment If the nunham Brothers com
pany is assisting j. 4. Greenwood Of
Chester, travelling salesman for tina
company, for q few weeks
Miss Mary Turner, teacher in Put
ney, is visiting III town with her sas
ter, Mrs Walter C. Halliday. unit
the opening Of the school, which i
closed on account of lack of fuel
Leonard Pearson returned today t
Plymouth, y, H., where he is a studen
in the Holderness school. after spend
ing vacation of four weeks with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Pearso
of Tyler street.
Miss Della Joyslin of Somervill,
Mass, who has been spending the wee
here with her aunt, Mrs f. G. Crosb,
went today to Mortified, Mass, to Vi,
it a few days with her sister, Mr.
Thomas Clark.
Mrs h. f. White and daughte
Ruth. returned yesterday from her 70
mer home in Bridgewater (Vt.), whei
they had been spending several week
Mrs. White had been i'll and confne
in hospital since her absence.
Mrs John l.. Sanderson, formerl
/ Miss Alice Nicholas of Brattle stree
went Monday to Bellows Falls wit
/ Mr.. Sanderson, where the newlywes
, expect to do light housekeeping INT
: spring. After that they expect to 60
! duet 4 small moving picture theatre
r, Massachusetts town.