davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10

figures are for July 10 December only.
2 Figures are for January "a June only.
Figures are for July to December
Restrictions imposed by Federal CAPITAL
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Diplomatic FOch
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buffer states and using "balance-o.
power" methods.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE
West Philadelphia

800 HOUSES for sale, ali secs 800 down.
bal easy terms. Kennedy. 1901 Chestnut
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01

nymi hodnostafi, pozdravova-
no jasajfcfm obecenstvem, jez
zeim6na %. PEST a 8. stfelecky
pluk namofnicke setniny, "a
kopnicky prapor a oddly voza
tajske bouflive pozdravovalo.
Vsemi smery rozesly Sc pax
proudly vojska do svych kasa-
rem, vymenujfce jasave pozdra
Wy $ prdvody skolni mladeze a
studenstva, ktere prave vrace-
10 Sc re svych belohorskych O.
slav.
Prave pred konem prehlid-
ky stihla zprava, ze v Triden-
tu pata d6lostielecka baterie,
zv6d6vSi o ustanoveni ceskoslo
venskeho statu, rovnou re cvi-
ciste odebrala sc ma nadrazi a
nalozivsi della, jichz Sc zmoc-
Mia, sc vsfm dIstojnictvem, a
muzstvem nastoupila cestu do
ceske sve vlasti. Baterii vedou
nadporucik Leder a porucik
Seibon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01

tam jsou a bude miti dosti ne
snazi s obstaravanim prace me-
zamestnanym, ably 81 a'espofi
ma zivohyti vydelali. Pfiliv emf
grantd z Ameriky We vetsich
rozmerecA zvysil by jen nesna-
re move Wade, aniz by pfi tom
pfistehovalci krajandm We VIA
sti prospect mohli.
"Soudime, ze krajane, chy-
stajici Sc pri prve prilezitosti
|odjeti do vlasti, 8 lepsi Sc pota-
zou, zustanou-li zde pri SVEN
|dosavadnim zamestnani peni-
re, jez by vydali ma cestu, ra-
|deji nechf poslou svym pribuz-
Inym, jimz who'd prijdou, ze bu
dou moci 81 "a ne to nejpotreb-
nejsi poriditi. I'll, ktem rady te-
to uposlechnou, budou zde miti
praci sddstatek potravin,
kdezto We stare vlasti o praci
!potraviny domaci obyvatelstvo
Is mimi muscle by Sc deliti, TAX
re vlastne misto pomoci by,i by
lpristehovalci domacimu lidu ma
obtiz. Prace bude zde dosti a
tudiz kdo dobrou praci v zemi
teto ma, necht sc il drzi a peni-
re spori.
"Ti, ktefi chteji jeti do sta
rych vlasti jen ma navstevu,
necht il odlozi do toho casu,
kdy budou zcela jist;, re navste
va jich bude skutecne vitanou,
kdy neprohresi es ma pohostin.
stvi naseho lidu, kdy klidne po-
mery budou jiz zavladati a kdy
navSteva bude Jim, skutecnym
|pozitkem a konecne k uzitku
|jak Jim, tax j domacimu obyva'
telstvu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01

ske pluky leteckym sborem
a prazskymi NEST anskymi sbo
ry sesikovaly sc celem k pomni
ku Husovu " masach tax Get
nych, re bylo nutno jednotlive
rady tesne sraziti a, upustiti cd
prehlidky, ktera vykonat Sc me
la pred pocatkem slavnosti.
Prostory po leve strane pomni
ku zaujal sbor dGstojnicky a
tam take shromazdili sc slav-
nOstnl hoste, mezi mimi zastup
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
!WZss!s!ll !Zs!!l EWSSl
Z DEJIN HRACfCH KARET

Karty zna as kazdy nasich
Gtenard a myslime, re ash mno
ny INA je az hanba dobre. Ne
ne bude t6chh, jimz je znam ia
ke pIvod karet a kdo vysv6tliti
81 dovede rIzne ty figu1y, jez
jsou ma Mich zobrazeny. V Ev
rope byli Italove prvnimi karba
Milky, prave tax jako Jim prislu
81 pochybna cest vynalezu lote
rie. v Italii poznali je We XIV.
stol. francouzsti cestovatele, a
ponevadz tax dobra vec snadno
najde rozsifeni, prinesli je do
sve vlasti.
P1vodnf vlasske karty pred
stavovaly papeze, cisare ctyri
frale, kteri spolu valcili. Byly
tedy ponekud jine, nez nase
nemecke, francouzske. taroko
We i spady, ale iak Sc mimi hra
10, to k velike skode obecne
vzdelanosti dnes uz ami nejlep
81 historikove nemohou zjistit.
We Francii zaznamenana je
prvnf hra karet roku 1890, kdy
byLy porizeny pro zabavu pone
kud slabomyslneho krale Karla
VI. V uctech kralovske komory
Jest posud videti polozku a to
velmi znacnou sumu, jez byla
malirGm vyplacena "a tyto kar
ty. iez ostatn6 byly dilem ume
leckym.
Brzy doznala hra We Francii
zdokonaleni a to iiz tu formu.
re zachovala sc skoro nezmene
ne az ma nase dny. t. j. ctvri
lra!e, kralovny, kluky atd. Kra
love a kralovny vzaty byli z do
macich dejin a karty nesly je-
jich podobizny ,pokud to teh-
deisf umelci verne dovedli. Srd
covym kralem byl sam Karel
VI. - Ctyfi ''kluci" - fran
couzsky valet, coz znamenalo
asi tolik jako "paze" - byli
slavnf hrdinove z francouz-
sk%ch dejin. ESQ vzato bylo z
rimskeho pojmenovanf penize a
patrne mely penize jiz tehdy
velkou moe, nebo ESQ plAtilo vi
ce nez sam kral. jenz musel Sc
pred moci pen6z pokoriti. O.
statnf obrazky mely tez YES
mes vojensky raz, podobne ja-
ko j "barvy" vztahovaly sc k va
lecnictvf. Srdce znamenalo u
datnost, pix a karo = byly w
zbroj, trefle - zelene - zna
mena1y zasobovanf voiska. Ale
nejvyznamnejsf byla jiste vyso
ka cena esa. nebot' bez penez
nebvlo tehdy ami vojny - dnes
Tikime ami muzikv - a penize
hvly pri kartach obycejne
tim nejdulezit6isfm tinitelem,
iako jsou bohuzel dosud.
c7NA HS0VkNi W. "eVETlJ's
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
SLAvNOSTINf PRfSAHA vO
JENSkE POSADkY PRAz-
SKE,

provedena ma Stromestskem ma
mesti "a vzorneho poradku a
pred zraky neprehlednych da-
VII, ktere cd rama tisnily Sc v
sirokem yokruhu pomniku HUI
sova a ma vSech sousednich u
licich.
Move utvorene ceskOsloven-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
TONEJLEPSf Y NOVEM ROCE
PIE -
SWIM pfznvcGm a sem aanim
! NedGlka a PrOtiva.
GROCERNf oBCHoD. 1924 WARREN AVE.


cove Narodniho a branneho. w
boru posi-. Udrzal, Klofac, Ha
herman, NEST. radni Jaroslav
Matus a DIR. V. Cerny. Venci a
kyticemi vyzdobena socha Hu
sova nadhern6 Sc vyjlmala v
ramci dekorace okolnich bu-
dov, zejmena pax staromest-
ska radnice, s jejlhoz balkonu
vedle barev cesko-slovenskych
vlaly obrovske vlajky Francie,
Spojenych Statd a Italie.
Pribyvsi o IL. hodine nejvys
81 velite1 vojensky DIR. Scheiner
uvitan byl zvuky narodni hym
ny a pozdravem stanicnim We
litelem gen. majorem Smrckou
a zmocnencem Narodniho W.
boru pri mistnim velitelstvi
prazskem, m. r. MattuSem. V
prGvodu vrch. velitel. pol. pod
mar. Divise, pod. podm. Teisin
gra a gen. maj. Rezace, ode
bral sc dr.. Scheiner kolem sesi
kovaneho vojska k pomniku,
kde pozdravili jej clenove Ma
rodniho vyboru.
Prisezny obrad vykonan pfi
pamatnem praporu Ceske OBJ
ce Sokolske, ulozenem cd let
ma staromestske radnici. Jak-
mile ohlasen byl priced dra.
Scheinera, odebral Sc z rozka-
: zu gen. maj. Smrcka, syn zvec
neleho prvniho starosty Ceske
Obce Sokolske a byv. primato-
ia kral. hl.,mesta Prahy, poru-
elk Cestmir Podlipny Sc dve-
ma ddstojniky ma radnici a
kdyz s praporem> Sc vratil,
predstoupil posi-. Klofac, jenz
"a hlucnych salv pochvaly jm6
mem Narodnlho vyboru vojsko
vrele oslovil. Po nemene srde6
mem projevu predsedy branne-
no vyboru POSI-. Udrzala ujal
Sc slova dr.. Scheiner, jenz VILE
tnymi akcenty pripomenul vo-
jinIm velky 1kol, zalezejlcf v
obrane vlasti a obcanske svobo
dy. z krve, volal, zrodila Sc ma
Sc svoboda, vykQupena nescet
nymi obetmi naSich vojakG a
staletym utrpenim predkd. Ma
ceskoslovenskem vojsku jest
ably il udrzelo ma vecne easy
Nikoli krutou, zeleZnou disdj
plinou, nybrz bratrskou srdet
nou kazni ma byti ceskoslover
ska armada spjata v nerozbor.
ny kruh, ktery kdykoli by byl
povolan, vykona do poslednihc
muze svatou povinnost svoji
DR.. Scheiner vylozil pax w.
znam prisahy ma prapor, jejiz
formuli jeho pobocnfk mocnyn
hlasem precetl: "Prisahame
pri vsem, CO je nam svato a '
pine shode Sc svym svedomim
a presvedceni, ze budeme poslu
sni vlady statu ceskoslovenskf
no, NarodnihoNvyboru v Praze
a vsech vlad ustanovenych vel
teli svych. Prisahame, re bude
me bez odmluvy plniti jeff ma
rizeni vzdy a vsude, i " nebez
peel bez vahani a odporu, ze
svych vojsk neopustime, ale q
voty sve ochotne dame ma ochrs
]nu vlasti a "a jeff svobodu. Pr
sahame, ze budeme druh dru
ha milovati, k sobe verne stati
" nebezpecf Sc neopoust6ti, ale
az do konce braniti, tax, jail
nam ukaze muzna cest q vi
domi povinnosti .obcanskych
tax prfsahame!"
Velebny byl okamzik, kdy;
zaverecne heslo prfsahy zahls
holilo z tisfcI hrdel, odrazejf.
Sc mohutne cd zdf pamatneho
starobyleho radni6nfho okoli
Po doslovu POSI-. Haberma
ma ma rozkaz stanicniho velit,
lie seradilo Sc vojsko k most,
Svatopluka Cecha, do ctyfstu
piv a provazeno ctyfmi hudel
mimi kapelami, "a vzorneho p,
fadku defilovalo Sc sklon9ny
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lWEssi!sl lWEsi!sl MSS MSS
BUDME OBEZRETNf.

MSS MSS
BUDME OBEZRETNf.
Svobodne Cechy, svobodna
vlast! Kdo dovede vy,iciti vse-
chny ty pocity harajici mysli
toho, kdo dosud nezapomnel ma
ten koutek zeme kde kolebka
jeho stavala; kdo sc sterymi
vzpominkami ma DOLBY mladi
sveho v. otcin6 prozite tesil Sc
jako prvou nejsladsi a nejcist
| 81 laskou, hfal a laskal Sc mimi
| We chvilich, kdy v cizine odlou-
[ceni cd vlasti nejtizeji ma neho
ldolehalo a kdy jen vzpominky
tty silly a odvahy dodavaly a Sc
ptaly mu: "Vytrvej, vytrvej!
[vzdyt jednou nadejde doba,
kdy Ease z ciziny domu Sc vra-
It's a rodny prah svdi prekro-
Icis!"
| Mnohym z mas pripada dnes,
ze doba ia nadeSa. Kdekoliv
houfek krajand Sc sejde, zasle-
.chnete radosti; zvueici nedo-
ckavosti prolnuta slova: "Jen
jak bude mir podepsan, hned
pojedu domu!" A vypocitava
Sc, mnoho7li ty amesicke dspo-
Try, prodany zde majetek ce-
lskych penezich prinese, co Sc
"a kapitalek ten v Cechach da
poriditi jak pri tom dobre me
ri svymi ziti Sc bude.
Jedno anglicke pfislovi di
There is a many slip betwixt
the cup and the lip. Nejrlzo-
vejsi predstavy v zivote lid
skem zridka kdy uskutecneni
dochazeji. TAX obavame Sc, re
nesplni Sc ami predstavy tech,
kteri navratu do Czech memo
hou Sc dockati.
E! 0 veci teto pise slovensky
i"New Yorsky Dennik" nasle.
dovne:
| "Mnozi domnivaji Sc, re pc
|valce v Ceskoslovensku bude
novy zivot, tim i move vyhody a
prilezitosti, proto chteji byti
mezi prvymi ,aby prflezitosti O.
my nepromeskali. Neni nasim Il.
|,myslem tupiti nadGje komuko.
Eliv, tim meme chceme premlou-
[vati a zrazovati rodaky cd ma.
vstevy stare vlasti, kde mali re
|diny a pribuzne, cd nichz snad
|po vice rokd ami radky neobdr.
zeli a spechaji-li ma vlastni OF
se presv6dciti o jich stavu ci o.
lsobne pomoci Jim prispeti. Ami
tech neodrazujeme, kteri chteji
Sc nadobro vratiti ma Sloven.
!sko, "a to vsak chceme dati 70.
|dakdm naSim vystrahu, ably sve
|penize nadarmo neutraceli, ne.
bot neni pochybnosti, re kaz-
|dych sto muzd, kteri nyni dc
Ceskoslovenska. sc odeberou
|asi sedmdesat pet sc do Ameri.
ky velkym sklamanim vratl.
"Ani Ceskos.ovensko media sc
|premeniti "a tyden, "a mesic,
aniz "a rok ma radny SPRAY.
|ny stat. Novy stat tento ma
Ipfed sebou velke prekazky, kite
re pfekonati must a predleha
|mu rozlust6nf t6zkych otazel
hned ma pocatku sve existence
|jako zachraneni lidu pred rdz'
|nymi chorobami, kterez po val
Ice, ma jare, jiste mnohe evrop'
,ske krajiny postihnou. v Evro
pc panuje hlad, Geskosloven
, sko tez neujde hladu. Nova vl$
,,da bude mfti tedy dosti prace
a svfzelu vyzivou tech, kter
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c7N AH0NvkNi W. sscVETJJ''
PRINASl USPECH.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

Of the league to enforce peace, under
whose auspices the meeting will be held,
indicate large attendance from all
parts Of the state Arrangements are
being made on a strictly non-partisan
basis, in the belief that the league of
nations question is too big to become
party issue.
Roland Il. Stevens Of White River
Junction, chairman of the emergency
campaign committee in charge of ar
rangements, has established convention
headquarters at the room of the Bur
lington chamber of commerce in the
Stannard Memorial building. Persons
expecting to attend are asked to com
manicate with Mr.. SteveRs at that ad
dress x.E
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
OUR WEEKLY FASHION LETTER
Sewing Week for the Home ressmaker Time to Pre-
A. pare for the Summer Days

starts out on the search for materials and
designes, the choice is so bewilderingly in
tereseing that the pleasure derived far
overbalances the trouble.
Gingham, ortandie, linen and dotted
swiss are few Of the fabrics that are
offered One perfectly exquisite little
frock was made Of white linen and
trimmed with. ruffies. at.StLs sleeyes and
neck OF raspberry -coloreds oEgaiSdfe The
tiny pockets that were directly beneath
the high waistline were embroidered with
worsted the same color as the ruffles. The
effect was one Of youth. and fancy and
the Imagination could not possibly con
ceiye Of a more hkable creation
Naistcoats have made a most success
ful drive and have completely entreuched
themselves in fashions favor Every suit
feels incomplete without one. Even on
the one-piece dresses little vest effects
appear. And, after all, they are quite
the smartest thing that one could desire
There is such an opportunity to bring
ones favorite color on a suit through the
medium Of Il waistcoat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

One of the first thoughts is OF the beach
and the beach costume. 1t is of ultimate
Importance that one is quite as well
dressed at the beach as at any more for
nal occasion And the new designs are
everything that one could desire in smart
ness and style.
The suit shown here with the checked
skirt section is one of the many attrac-
tive models that are being shown this
season. The waist section is simple in
style and the collar and cuffs are trimmed
with the same checked nraterial. Fire
gathered boomers, made OF the same ma
terial as the waist, shoW heneath the skirt
and give a CHG appearance to the entire
suit Care should be taken when swear
ing q suit as extreme in color as tins and
only the young girl OF. particularly CHARM
ing young mattoli should attdmpt'--its
Panels hayes even found themselves son
bathing suits 1t seems that they are an
indispensable feature of every costume.
The model shown boasts OF both back
and front panel The front one is held
down by the belt at the waistline while
the back panel flies loose. In this design
the boomers show also a tiny bit, indeed
very few suits of this season are without
these pretty bits of gathers and ruffles
showing beneath
And then there are those most import
ant members OF the family to look after,
the kiddies What a stock of new things
they must have A tremendous task as
one ponders over it. But as soon as one
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
NEW YORK, May 10

That April showers bring May flowers
is merely another way Of saying, now is
the time to prepare FOR tho pleasant days
that will SOON FOLLOW Busy women real
ize this and also realize that il would not
be as pleasant to work then as now So
idle fingers begin to fly and the dainty
materials soon take definite form
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
Will Address State Convent
ion of Vermont Branch of
League to Enforce Peace
MANY OTHER NOTED
SPEAKERS TO ATTEND
Convention Is Called for Wednesday,
May 21-An Organized Non-Partisan
Demonstration of the Sentiment of
Vermont People Planned.

BURLINGTON, May 10-The Yer
mont State Branch of the League to
Enforce Peace announced today that
ex- President Taft will deliver the prln-
cipal address at the state convention to
be held here Wednesday, May 81, for
popular ratification of the League of
Nations covenant, Other prominent
persons who thus far have accepted in
vitations to speak are:
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, chairman of
the Woman : Committee of the Coun
ell of National Defense and honorary
president of the National American Suf-
| frage Association.
DR. A. Lawrence Lowell, president Of
Harvard University.
Rabbi stephen s. Wise of the Free
Synagogue, New York.
Herbert S. Houston, the New York
| publisher. formerly president of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
| World and a member of the govern
mcnt committee on war advertising.
| Captain Thomas G. Chamberlain of
the First Anti-Aircraft Battalion, A.
E. F.
The announced purpose Of the con
ventioh is to discuss the proposed plan
for league of nations and to organize
demonstrations to show the United
States senate that the people Of Yer
mont favor the ratification of the league
covenant at the special session of con
gress which will be under way at that
time.
Inquiries received by the state branch
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

'Fhe newest ones are of metals sciotir
usually with some medieval design. rum.
ming through them .TAenstfere are the
satin ones which are hroeaded in goldland
ssiIIvels. These are rather extrenle> and
when used in a very small size. their ele-
gance is enhanced.
A wide variety of gloves are now on
the market There are many becoming
styles for everyone. And then there are
those styles that only sheSgho IS slender
of hand and graceful of movement may
wear.
Amongst the latter the most popular is
the unglaced beige-colored kid of three
quarters length. Sometimes the monoto
ny of color is broken by wide blacI, silk
stitching, which is again edged with stitch
ing of the same color of the gloves.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-1914 rebuilt Ford tour
ing ear. Best mechanical condition.
Run 300,miles since rebuilt. Self-start-
,r. Nearest offer to $500. takes it.
Lock Box 1874, South Vernon, Mass
$500
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-In West Plattsburgh,
N. ". near Lake Champlain, about one
acre, fine trout brook, some fruit. Own
or nonresident; will trade for small
auto. Chas, Aiken, Champlain Realty
Co. Brattleboro, Vt. 60-61#
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

FOR LE-Automobiles. 1la ton
truck, five passenger Chalmers tour
ing car, . Smith Form-a trucks (new),
Above property in first class condi.
ton Apply to Linn D. Taylor, Brat
tleboro Vt. 39-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
FOR SALE

The George Croll house at the corner
of Pine and Blakeslee ST., modern and
nearly new-a garage and garden-a
stylish house, with moderate price.
Also a six-room modern house, hard
wood finish, on Belmont Ave. Good gar
den. A working man can buy it.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-5passepger touring car,
first class running condition, 3 good
tires. Rayfeld carburator, Bosch mag
neto will demonstrate evenings and
sundays. Price $3.50. Gates, ) Chase
ST. 59-64~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
JOHN L. HOWARD.
The Real Estate Man
Barber Building
DESIRABLE STORE
TO LET

The very desirable store in Ullery
building, now occupied by Linehan 5
Barber Shop, is to let. Well lighted,
steam heated, basement, concrete drive
way and area in rear. One of the best
locations in town. Reasonable rent.
Suitable for any business. Possession
at once. Chance to improve your bust
ness surroundings; 22foot frontage
6o-foot depth. Apply to
j. G. Ullery, Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-One pair horses, weigh
1900 lbs, s and 8 years old. This Is
an extra good all round team and all
ready for hard work. 4. II. Brown.
East Dummerston Phone Bio. OFT
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
William c. Horizons
Real Estate Agency
10 Brook ST., Phone.
FOR SALE

The Summer Home of E. j. Water
man on the Dummerston Rd., near the
Country Club. An opportunity to Sc
cure a beautiful summer or all-year
residence at bargain. Full particu-
lars on application TO
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-Mlk, cream and syrup
AS l have bought the Albert Dunklee
farm | would like to sell my milk from
my AYRSHIRE herd by the can and
cream by the quart at the market pri-
ces. This milk has proven its qualities.
Try q can and be a customer +. e..
Gammell, West Brattleboro, VT. Tel
211-12. 29-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
AN OLD, OLD STORY

which grows richer with the years, is
the story of Annuity service. A guar
anteed income payable as true as you
live, as long as You live. Consult US.
National Life ms Co.. of Vt Mutual
EARLE S. KINsLEY, General Agent,
Rutland, VT.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
LOST.

LOST-A black Angora kitten F.
G. Clark. 6i.63
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Bay horse, good driver
and worker; weight, 1850. Will sell rea-
sonably, as | have bought an automobile
and shall have no use for horse. I. n
Bond Tel 23l-X. S-tt
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10
THE BRATrIEBoRo DAILY REFoRER SATURDAY. MAY 10 1915
CASUALTY LIST.
Nos 81, 50 and 50 of Second
Series from War Department.


There are | ,426 names in releases
Nos 81, % and 80, second series,
of the casualty list from the war
department and news bureau. They
are classified as follows:
Killed IN action ..... 5
Died from wounds ....... 5
Died in aeroplane accident, !. tlss
Died Of accident and other
causes |. tFs....i q
Died Of disease =. Z. = =. =, =. =. y 30
Wounded severely. 4S
Wounded (degree .undeter-
- inined1 .1<. - ~ !I45a $
gWehnded slightly ~ ...-s...s1, A5
Missing IN action ....... IL
+ gf 3Ietal .,.......- - s426
=, Included in the forenning are six
! Nermont.,boys, as follows: Wound
ed, degree undetermined, Corporal
Herbert Brown Of Milton: wound
ed slightly, Private james Nolan of
Brattleboro, Private Raymond j.
White of Bellows Falls, Private
Frank William Hoyt Of Arlington,
Private Donald Fl. Goodrich of
Richford and Private Alexander
Robertson of Barre.
The total number of casualties
reported to date, including the
above, is 27s,S53. Following is the
classihcation:
Killed in action Including
381 at sea- .............. 32,602
Died of wounds ........ l3,469
Died of disease .......... 22,9Sl
Died from accident and 9TH
or causes. ................. 4,6lG
Wounded in action tower IS
per cent returned to dutY) POI, l96
Missing in action mot IN
Guiding prisoners returned
and released) ........... 1899
| Total to date ...... 27s-s53
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-At once, Roam horse.
weight 1000 lbs, gray horse, weight
LOO IBIS, black horse, weight ] $50 lbs.
Rutland wagon, two horse sled, three
seated sleigh, single sleigh, top carriage,
buck board wagon, wagon pole, set
double work harnesses , driving har-
ness, . single work harness, plough,
Abenaque : II. p. gas engine with lag
and circular saw, outfit. Write or
phone, G. II. Adams, Townshend, vt.
56tf
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FOR SALES Horses will arrive
May ., pairs 2400 TO $500; single horses,
1900 to 1900. All sound, young and
ready to work. All horses guaranteed
Next load in ten days. We have new
carriages, two seated express wagons
and harness of all kinds. GUTLFORD
& WOOD HORSE Co, F. j. Wood
Prop, Shelburne Falls, Mass. 60-64