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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
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~. ~. W l. ~ ~ y ~ ! u.
Sn emo bans Gorips paa at gie,=
oppatfe ben gamle noroiife Sfioloe-
ltteratrr og berigiennem Dor natio-
nole Selofplelie itaar ioln til Dels
nislpftet, fao bill ban altib Iom Gal,
meoigter itaa / fbrlte &ang mellem
bore 9igtere, og JONI 8olfereforn1a<
tor er og bliper ban 9bp6ingen, ser
roger .neo lit 9rbar6ige &opeb beit
op oper M9ngoer. Meoens M9n6
iom 2ebnantt, &ull, Bloug r1eb flere,
nern1eit repreientereoe % birfebe l.
,nellem Ben liternre lngoom '8is.
benbobn. iaa greb @runotnigs @irf-
ionubeo 6pbt ,1eb set bre6e Gag, %
bans 8etpbning blep oerfor ioa ,negef
ifbrre. Sen oanffe 6olfebbiifoIe meo
Be ltille, bramfri Sfolen19nb run6t
ON Danntarf itaar ion1 ct lebe,16e
8ebis for 8ereebnen @runbtnigs
2ipstanfe. De11, ion gier nteit go6t
til BET ftsrit utalige glntal Menneffer,
er 6olfets be6Ite Mon6.
Noor bi / Sag / Donmarf bar Sen
melt opIpite 8on6eitan6 ! @er6en, 6a
ifploer hi ferit @run6tbig 9af Der.
for. Naar @ationalf6lelier1 er fraf.
tig og baage1, oo ct 6et life Mgito.
torernes SfDlb, men @run6tbigs
2ibsbnrf, ionr olene. bnr 9gren.
Sen itooige nobifling % Gorbe.
bring af &giffolei1 pifer tiIful6e, at
9anfen bar FUND og 11obiflingsoDgt
Nett alene ftaar ban lite; ban bar
|ion1 Ell an6en MnpoIeon u66onnet en-
Sfare at go6e s@eneraler, Ser lite ole,
ne bar optaget bans &anfer, men iom
bar 1,obiflet oen og enonu ben Sag
| / Dag forbeorer Dem. Gaa geapne
| ifol leg nepne, fon1 biitnof olIe .fien.
lIoer::
Scbrgber % Ia Gour pao Mfob;
&oIger sfoienoabI paa 2pngbp;;
Grnit Griers fra gaIIefiIoe;
2ars 8igrnbaf;;
gnbelm MalIing fra D6oer;;
Nielien fra SinoboInl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

ltbclbise 9tinrsober. Sagten pao
Dpr er begpn6t Wisconiin, og nneo
SGionens SnotrGoelie fslger iom
iropanlig ben bugner1oe 2ilte ober
mere eller 1ninore alporlige l1lDffer,
foraarlageoe peo 9eimrpober,1eS ufor-
iigtige S1ngang meo Sfp6euaabnene.
Sra Dfilmal,fee mel6es, at 9fefor6en
for oenne Selon ollereoe ct 16 Her-
loner orebte % 25 laarebe. S en-
felte Tilfel6e er bet gaoet no ODER
Segeren ielp, nten oftelt ct oct
i,,tetanenoe, paa Warferne arbeiben-
&c Mennelfer, ser n1aa gipre Bes
tienotlfab meo Sc paa @aan6 eller
9ie minore fire SfDtters @ly.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
med Post % Cele9raf.
Nlle,eSse ira.)

Nfifubpen taffer 9lppiebelt. Sib-
tilppren6e amerifanife @eian6t / So-
flo, Wer. 6. 6. @riscom, Ser I'LL for
laber Supan, bapbe SnSoags fer
lin MfrejIe en- Mfifeosaubiens pos
Dfifaooen, Der bab bam brinee Hrn-
lioent &ooiepelt en- 1at for iioltneDn-
tes 8oretagelle af japanife Snteres<
ler | &lslan6 ln,oer ben nplig afllut=
teoe &rig.
Gprpr paa San Domingo. Sill
8egjeringen / @aibington er inble,
bet @fterretning on1, at Der er op1taa=
ct en- repoIlltioner 8epnselie poa
San Domingo og at ser tr1es meo
Sprpr. Me6ens nermere Gfterret=
ninger enonu iabnes, iiees oct, at
l1roli9beberne bar i1,nbet Steo 8p<
en- Mocoris, og at oe ifplbes Misforz
npflie me0 nogle af Brefi6et,t 800,
rales foretagne l1on9pnelier 9olo-
peienet. ut @itl,ationen er ret al
porlig formobes beraf at &rb6ierne
rDenper" og Olympic" liggen6e i
Guantanamo, bar faaet Or6re til
ifpn6iomit at be9ipe fig til Can 60
mingo.
Ser Dmtes onl at 9lariagen til
Spteierne er at ipge bos @apitolilter
/ Stem Dorf, Der n1ener 40 oenne 8ei
at funne infll1ere paa ben Mfgjerelie>
Senatet ONT fort Sib maa treffe
meb &enipn til San Domingo 9raf=
taten.
Gm Mnti=Selpmprbsfomite. @lebe=
lano, Ohio for for Sc 1iblte III Moa=
ne6er en- &eforb al SO Selpmor6 at
oppiIe. 0e,1ne Stotiltif ubpiier, at
ct 11bpggelig itort &rocentantal af
Glepelanbs lipstrGtte Befolfning ielp
forforter fine Doee, og foruroliget
beraf bar .,1u Bpens Mapor, Som
Sobnio,l giort Sfribt til at n1ooar,
beibe 6enne Selpmorosepibeni, ibet
ban bar neoiat Ell &omisiion, Ser
bor til Opgabe iua blot 1n1,lig at for,
Dinore oe Mennelfer, Der tnaatte be-
frpgtes at billie begaa Selpn,pr6, i
at tage fig ielp al Gage. @nbpcr
Man0 og &pinbe 8pen, ser onlgaas
es meo 5elplnorostanfer> mmo6es
inotrenge1toe ON at tilftripe 4omi'
teen ct 8rep og bette berette ON
oeres reipeftipe Sorger. &omisii'
omen bill 6erefter, laa fremt Oct itaar
i 6ens @ogt, igge fiernet, bba6- ber
trpffer, % mulig 6erbeo forbinore
1ti6ig Nfllntning al Menneifelip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Npe norffc @eianoter. Telegram,
uler ,ueooeler, at ben befjenote 9forb.
,polsfarer, Jorfatter og Polittter, Dr.
6ri6tiof Nn1ien, ser bar lptllet en-
laa fren1ragen0e &olle u16er lt,tions,
friien, ct blepcn lon9pnt til norif
@eianbt til Storbrittannien.
Mr. @briitian Sa1.ge, tioligere
@eian6tlfabsiefretnr peo oe,, lpenif-
norlfe &egation / 8aibington, Der
forleoen 40 telegrafiif Sci nootog
ll6nGbnelie til norif @ela16t for 6e
6oreneoe Stater, par, 6a 8u6labet
naaeoe bar1 1.etop poa ct &ecrea<
tionsopbol6 De6 Bir9i,1ia 9ot
Springs. Mir. @ouge, Der ,tp6er
almin6elig slnleelle lom en- fin og
opgtig Diplomat, penote itrats til
bage til @aibington for at ouertage
lit @1nbe6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

S aamp ,neo Spr9rbpere. Sra
3eras n,elbes, at Der i &pGsoiitrif-
terne omfring Dfinerpa for fun6et
blooige aa,npc 5teb melle,n 8efolf-
ningen % cit 8anoe &euere l111oer
M1tferiel al oen frpgte6c 8anoit Mar-
tine5 oer set li6lte abartiefulum
bor ligget Ell lto6ig Strio meo
apGgoporGttere / Seras og Seem
Mcrico. 5i6ite 6reoag fom 0et til
Ell forn1elig aamp poa en- lille @ /
@io @ronoe 6lo6en, bpor Delpera>
oocrne bapoe forlfanlet Jig. 5fignt
6e opbioieoe 8eboerc lpgte at neo,
ltpoe Banoell fra 6egge Sioer al
1loobre6ben, lptfeoes oct bog lite at
uo6ripe oenne. iSlere al 8an6itter'
ne, beribla,16t Martine5' 8ro6er,
6lep neoifl1ote. Ser bol6es ita6ig
8agt paa Steoet og man ibger III, at
bringe Dan6en til Spergipelie beb
lloiultning. Mlartine5 alene ifa1
bope life mi1,orc eno 20 0lor6 paa
lin Sampittigbeo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
Estate of James Fitzgerald.
n ice 81 segtiesnen, and Application
FOR Distftbuflun

y tee 81 Settlement and Application
for Dis,ribution.
CTATH or VERMONT. In rtoban
Dpisuict 81 nenningtop. 80. Court. held NJ
The Probate once IN Remington within and fo'
the District ~ bcnnlnston Aforesaid on the isih
day Of October, A. u, tsnh.
Present, JOHN v. CARNEY. judge,
Jane. II. Wabridgc. administrator 81 the -.
tate - James Fitzgerald. late u bennington. Ia
81 district deceased presents his AdninistrA.
ton account for examination and a loo Ancs. and
makes application fof decree Of distribution
and partition Of the estate % said dcceAsed.
whercupon II " ordered by said Court. that
aid account and said application be referred %
. session thereof. % be held st the Prostate ~
zee Aforesaid. 90 the 9th day Of Nov. A. u. 1908
fos hearing and decision thereoni And u IL
further ordered. that notice thereof be given ts
al parties Interested by publication Of the SAINT
three weeks successfully In the Hen
nington Evening Banner. newspaper
published nj Bennington, previous 81
said time appointed for hearing. thai
they may appear nj said time and place
and " ow cause n any they may have, why said
accosit should not be ailcsed. and such decres
made
A record whereof !, ordered to be made.
true record.
Attest JOHN v. CARNEY. Judge.
A true copy OF the original record,
JOHN v. CARNEY. judge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
DANGER IN DELAY
kidney Diseases are too Dangerous
For Bennington People
TO Neglect.

The great danger OF kidney troubles
Is that they get firm hold before the
suffering recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Backache,
headache, nervousness, lameness,
soreness, lumbago, urinary troubles,
dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease
follow In merciless succession. Don't
neglect your kidneys. Cure the kid.
neys with the certain and safe remedy,
Doan'- Kidney Pills, which has cured
people right here in Bennington.
James Ewens, formerly painter OF
BOG West NJ ain street, says: al recon.
mend Doan's Kidney Pills TO everyone
who has backache or kidney com.
plant l suffered off and on for some
time with aching In my back and
and through my kidneys. After a
hard days work my back always fell,
particularly lame and sore and the Sc.
cretions from thekidneys were irregu.
lar and very annoying. l procured
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1897, used them
for a time and they cured. My father.
in-law has also used them since and
good results followed the treatment. I"
For sale by all dealers. Price 8,
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
Petition for Divorce
Jun" q; ie'"pe "hSS'S cagnr 'o'Sf'
sidney Il. Temple December Term. 1905.
STATE OF VERMONT.


julia A: Temple BksSrsgros Comfy
sidney Il. Temple December Term. 1905
WHEREAS. Julia A. Temple. OF Bennington
In said County OF Bennington, has duly filed In
the once Of the Clerk OF the County Court for
said Comfy OF Benni gton, At Bennington II
said County, ter petition for divorce against
Sidney r. Temple, formerly OF Woodford Ia
said County OF Bennington, but now OF par
unknown outside this state;
Alleging as the causes for said divorce tina,
the said pefftonee Sidney X. Temple. since
their marriage, has treated the petitioner with
lntolerable severity on the first day OF Novem'
Der. 1907. deserted the petitioner and has con.
timed said desc rtion for upwards of three con
secutive years and from thence hitherto: re
fuses and neRlccts 10 support and maintain the
petitio or;
And praying that bin OF divorce be granted
to said petitioner for the causes aforesaid.
NOW THEREFORE,, The said Sidney X,
Temple IL hereby, and by the publication here.
Of as directed by law, NOTIFIED AND RE
QUIRED TO APPEAR before the Honorable
the County Court at the next statedi tern
thereof, to be held at Bennington, within and
for said County Of Bennington, on the hrst
Tuesday OF December. 1905. on the first day OF
said term, then and there In said court, u
make answer TO said petition for divorce and
to stand 10 and abide such order. judgment and
decree thereon as to said court shall seem me. l.
the premises considered.
Given ut Bennington, In said County Of Ben
nington, this Sd day Of october, 1905.
HARRY I. CUSHMAN.
CHARLES A. MAURER, Clerk
Bennington vt
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
BREEZY for Busy Resdsra

''Pudd 'nhead Wilson" with the stsi.
iing actor, George Clarke, In Tho title
role. will b. ono OF the principal a.
fractions for an early date.
Conductor James Shufeit. Who has
been OF duty for several days with an
injured foot resumed his run on the
branch limo this morning.
Mr. and &rs John Kemp OF Rock
willie. Conn, have been Ia town the
past few days. MIR Kemp was 4 for
ner resident here and an employe nj
the store OF A. X. Richie.
There will be an auction OF personal
property including stock, hay, grain
and farming utensils NJ the homo oil
he late Charles Jcwett two miles south
OF Bennington village nj 10 O'Clock q.
m. Thursday Oct %.
Calvin Endress returned last evening
from q trip on the eastern side OF the
state. In his capacity as Grand War
den he visited IoOF lodges ut Fair
Haven, Bellows Falls, Woodstock and
Springfield. Al Bellows Falls and
Woodstock district meetings we're held
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y. Oct. 2l-A'
Mrs. Martin Ingerick. the only sur
vivor Of the tragedy at the Olney farm
two weeks ago. Is now sufficiently re
covered from the injuries she sustained
at that time. she was Informed Of the
deaths Of her daughter Alice and the
two Olney brothers. She became by
sterlcal. but when Gained reiterated
her previous statements that she had
no recollection Of anything In connec
ton with the crime. Search is still be
ing kept up for Charles NJ. Rogers. who
disappeared from here the day after
the tragedy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2i.-Unltei
States Senator Boics Penrose last night
denied emphatically the rumcr con
Meeting him with loans from the En-
terprise National bank. Senator Pen
roses statement follows: Il have no
obligations OF any kind In the Enter
prise National bank. I am not con
nected In any way. directly or lndi.
rectly. with notes Of w. II. Andrews.
II there are any such In the Enterprise
National bank. have no interest
whatever in the Pennsylvania Develop
ment company or with any other prof.
Get In New Mexico. Any limitations
to the contrary are malicious false
hoods for political effect"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
hsss 81 the Tees asd ylilass 10
hnsfF feI hasl Rssdsn

hsss 81 the Tees asd ylllass lsla
hasey fsI hass Rssasu .
Gus u. olsASsF 10 ~ 'n'i's The "a,
Ia Aihany,
Aliea serves eisa etssi nighs
frUn ain II.
Mrs Clinl,n a. White and dsu.l.isr
i'ens aTe leadiaF The Las In Alhany-
Frank ca ,. we,is c,aanln AAi
Michael shrvhy weW Ia Alhany yss'
lrrday.
Tho A aass nsai q ab sas sn,s i.ia-
Cd iasl r.ufsdss elu.ing ~ lee
hallio Mann ~ East Aail s,rri,
Whilst and games seHs playesl aad =
msrsg - ~ sisns aas uAlDyed, Aiss
Jnlla Rocis all .rn'srialh - club
neAs We4s'ssday essaias.
A. No acaId congrus alto aAl chs, ca
Tie pastor. nv ~ \ Milis. siii ~ each
hsndas morning q sec0nd fefmnn unan
Tue Teauii,.. of Amas, gns iisrulv
being lhe ains ~ CiFilisails'n TIE
subloci Tor Tho etsnins sermon viii 10
Tho lafabio ~ lhu Failing Ltaf, !"
Hears OF ~orship arc lo.is ssd 100.
A wsloone Ia all.
nm Webster rill Lead The CE NET,
Ing AZ tho Congregational church Sun
day evening al q s'olock. Tho solng
people aro nnding tho lille book shich
IL ussd AZ basis of tho conference
ana discussion 81 much inisres, and
Tie morilnss arc particularly profit
able. All young people and older
friends all b heartily welcomed Al
this service.
The liliie extra which az iycfs and
Pond may coat over al indifferent or
m~ioli good plaro 10 the ioa part oi
The invesims ni, aud Hlli pas rich diyl
dcnds during th" life ofihe insirumrn.
Nearly BOO American educational in
sui1iicue, shruud Judges 81 pianoyAi
DC. c'uslly practical someiimrs, iIiri
ligrnily economical alusys, have pur
chased fur their nan usH ttrfs aud
Pond pianos. 4 sim e ono ~ tie a..
The Mes Englard CoHssft aiofy 81 lios,
top, has alon. pa oh. sd 80 isers AID
Pond pianos Ia he lssi 9ly,nrs.
The trading stamp Ia Vermont
seems 70 he dying . nsiurAi dsa'h. |"
says the Montpelier Journal. And
yci year or morc ago uhen the news
papers ~ The state, almost N uui a.
gciher Without notable exception. sarns
cd thc merchants that u VAS merely n
clever device 10 sc; then n divide their
legitimate profits with an oui-nf.ihe
state concern that vas not entities Ia
Any part 81 them. they paid No heed a.
The warning. hut that was the fact
then and Is the fact nov.-Si Aibans
Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
FREE TRAINING OF NURSES.
ieuss seah d smsil Towns and cesnp
Dlnsisis 10 hs fssefsd.


Dlnflsis 10 hs fssefsd.
~ tho terms Of fund 10 be admin.
lslerci In connection With &C Philadei
phiA School for Nurses, witherspoon
building. Phlladelphia. . number q
young women from every county viii
receive fire. training h np'~irg li .
planted a. ultimately rsarh and ''clp
IN this ~ay every y'ilas- and t'au.
hip
The oung ~"nien will ~ p'1'vli
siih room. boar,l. ma ~ u if"'m a. Il
al the icdnemcris IT = appointed
Christian homo. NJ gfssari'on the o..
ploma 81 the school md no order y
80 Red Cross will bscou' rid. qu-li
'ying Tor practice In any state orcoun-
Try; she railroad fare will ibcn be paid
back home.
Those applying aud chosen 10 rece'' 9
the benefits 81 this fund will b. given
tao years training. with = rich cspcr-
lence In nursing the sick poor OF The
city under skilled leaders. The term
may b. shortened 10 eighteen months
by taking a preliminary course Of slS
months reading and study Al home. A
special shor, course enables young wo-
men 10 quickly qualify themselves for
self support and substantial income.
In addition 10 regular nursing. the
young women are taught how TO pre-
serve their own health; how. 10 rccog.
nire, avoid and destroy contsgion; how
TO establish and maintain perfect SAM
tary conditions ab tut the home; they
are prepared for positions as Office
nurse and physicians assistant; they
get practical knowledge OF City Mis-.
sion movements, Deaconess training,
College settlement work, and are
trained for special positions Of trust
In institutions.
The School is ten years old and Ia
endorsed by physicians, leading edu'
Gators and prominent men Throughout,
the country.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Oct. 21.-A race
war of some proportions Is on between
the students Of st. Johns college and
the colored residents Of the city. The
faculty have forbidden trespassing
and the students have undertaken tC
keep the negroes of the college
grounds. There have been several Ell
counters. Eugene Magruder, son Of ex
Judge Daniel II. Magruder, was badly
cut In the face and had three teeth
knocked out by brick thrown by Q
negro, who was arrested.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
Opening Sale
NOV s

With stock. H. rvrry Department, loaded with Fall and
Winter Goods ir ladies. Misses aud chdrpn's Winter
wear We ARE prepared better than before to furnish
YOU with desirable and upodar wrarable or Fall, Winter
aud other OCCASION, at ECONOMY pIicvs
We have taken extra in selecting goods in every
Department Not article ia tho store bought without
thoroughly being considered worthy the il occupies
that customer can at glance the advantage Of trading
nt our store.
We invite you cordially to Look aud compare without
paraty ou goods with competitors at prices aud
then when convinced, make your purchases.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21

A new idea In a Cough Syrup is ad
vanced in Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Besides containing Pine
Tar. Honey and other valuable RENE
dies, it is render Laxative, SO that Its
use insures q prompt and efficient
Evacuation of the bowels. 1t relaxes
/he nervous system, and cures IN
Cough, colds, group, etc A roa
bottle of the Original
ISyrup-K enne6T
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.--Secretary
Taft has decided 10 send the Twenty
forth regiment Of infantry (coiored
troops) to Mindanao, Philippine IL.
lands, q second term Of service there.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
How to Avoid Appenaicl

Most victims Of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
he liver and bowels and restores the
atural action of the bowels. Orino
laxative Fruit Syrup does not nause-
or grippe and Is mild and pleasant
take Refuse substitutes Sold by
A Quinlan,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
Notice

The Auxiliary to the YMCA hold
their annual rummage sale next week
beginning Tuesday Oct 18th over New
toms store 487 Main street. The pub
lie is asked to send in their donations
the last of this week or the first of
next.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
nallsIon PasIor isead.

BALLSTON, N. Y. Oct. 21.-Rcv.
George II. vandusen, pastor Of the
Methodist church at Gansev0ort, Is
dead here. aged sixty years. He was
admitted to the Troy conference In
1872.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21

Can't be in perfect health without
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters
makes pure blood. Tones and invig
crates the whole system.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
LOOK OVER

Our New Cloak nnd Suit Room,
Our New Boot apl Shoe Department,
Our Warn Comforts aud Blanket Departments,
Oar Warm Underwear aud Sleeping Gowns Department,
Our Hosiery Knit Good, Waists. Under Mnsins Corset,
Millinery Fancy Belts and Neckwrar, Ribbons, Gents Furn.
ishnes aud all other Departments You cordially invited
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21
DO YoU KNOW
| B%SrrMyINtosk-I
NontMY.

h |. eoaesded 10 be The "ncs,
bsauhiul mssasins N ,ie world" On
accom-, d The number and qualify q
is pictures"
Every month !, has charming pc
tues N color and the beat photographs
reproductions ,hs, seisnes can produce
a oelebti,,es and current events a
Interest and huauiy-esesy one worh
ifaming. The November number o.,
today Is the hzndsomea yet, d also
ielh about ou japanese Wood Neheef
Frames Zoe Bur Melniosh pieiwea
Boy i today Al yog d.ales-25e.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-21

afciA. 81 Of. slm We A.ss. ls-
So. ~ 4 - 80 N.-.s ,...as, 4 80
Nass asssga.r o. ssss.ss 4 81 80 - - sd
lpoS, a. .L. a. l-s.ai.l Ma. sss.i.s = go.
BURR PUB. CO..
4 w. 22nd Street. N. Y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-12-09
Must Eat Eight Times a Day.

Thomas Cunningham, of 571 West l3Oth
street New York, will have to eat six or eight
meals day as long as he lives, but even it his
Weakening hours are continuous round OF
luncheons he will consider himself lucky.
Three quarters of his stomach was removed by
surgical operation and what is left cannot
accommodate large meal and must make up
in frequency of labor what it lacks in capacity.
That Cunningham is alive at all is due as
much to his own courage as to the skill OF
surgeons connected with the j. Hood Wright
Hospital. Warned that he had not more than
two chances in hundred of recovering, he yet
was ready to submit to an operation to remove
cancer from his stomach rather than take
certainty of life for perhaps months to come,
though death in the end was certain.
When the operation was pertormed-gas-
trectomy, it is known to surgeons-lt was
found that three quarters of Cunningham s
stomach was affected by the cancerous growth,
and all but the remaining quarter OF a stomach
had to be removed.
To the great qualification of DR.. HotchkIss
and Drs. Wrenn, Norton and Breed, OF the
hospital staff, who assisted him, Cunningham
recovered satisfactorily from the operation.
At first he had to be fed through tube, but
even while this method ofnourishng was used,
he gained pound day. So rapid was his
recovery that on Sunday last he was discharged
as entirely cured.