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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
NOTICE.

The annual meeting ofthe stockhold-
ers of the Bennington County National
bank OF Remington, Vt, will be heldlin
their banking rooms the End day Of
January, 1906 at 10 O'Clock q. m. for
the purpose of electing board OF
directors for the ensuing year and to
consider such other business as may
come before II.
Clement n. Cone, cashier,
December |, 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
Llt,le Girl shot with Toy p,.tol.

Auae "irs s"Os Win roy ftstOis
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. 20.
Bessie Ang, the little girl shot in the
head by John Adams, boy, during a
Christmas entertainment, is dead in tho
hospital. The lad is held in custody
awaiting the action Of the coroner.
Young Adams sat behind the little girl
during the entertainment. He had a
small pistol, which he first said only
shot blank cartridges but later admit
ted contained ball cartridge. As the
minister said, "One, two, three" to
start the class singing young Adams
finished the sentence by saying, Fire.
He shot the pistol, and the bullet lodged
in the girls head.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
Sage Loaned q, 900, zoo a 30.

NEW YORK, Dec 29.--Call money in
Wall street brought the highest rate
since December, 1890, when 1t touched
1856 per cent. 1t opened at 30 per cent
and then jumped TO GO, 75. 90 and 100
per cent Within five minutes more i
reached 10 1Reyr1pt and She
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29

Itching piIesp Never mind II physi
clans have failed 10 cure you. Try
Doan's Ointme Mt. No failure there
90 cents a any drug store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29

Burdock Blood Bitters gives man
clear head. an active brain, strong
vigorous body makes him fit for the
battle of life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
Notice

Whereas my wife Elizabeth Z STRAIT
ton has left my bed and board without
just cause or provocation, hereby
forbid all persons harboring her CT
trusting her upon my credit as will
not be responsible for any bills f'her
contraction after this date. DATED ut
Bennington, VI. this 10th dayrOf Dec
Myron 4 ration.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the First National Bank OF
Bennington, VI. will be held at the
Banking house on the 9th OF January
next at 10 o'clock for the purpose OF
electing a board of directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction
Of any Other business.
L. A. Graves,
Cashier
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
9te Staats= Musfsanus
pirb sutes llnterbaltunss : Yrosramm
Iiefern.

Die Stadts. neutrality-suspicious. ee.
oentt in oiefem Sabre bic IusfeQung
gu sinem nod sr6Bersn griolge gu gss
nllten, ME bic 8orsdnger.
Sis iousit abasi9lOHensn Gontraete
fir Ssbsnswaroigtsitsn erfOroern cine
Nusaabs bon nabeau S. $1,000. Stint
Sauptattractioner tuurben iopsit enea.
sirt. Die bsioen tbsueritsn oerielbsn
fuo bic aus II psriOnsn bsfsbsnbs
@elIon- camille, pel9e nit Gircufen
bas 2anb bereife unb cine 3ugnums
mer beriel5en mar, unb gaftsIane, Der
in einem automobile cine i9leifen=
f6rmige 8abn ourdiauf. &pbers
Nfen- Circus miro fur bic unterbals
tung bss iunge1 Bottles uno aud fir
bic Nlten Gorge tra9en. Primoie uno
&Oblif. iomie aud bic brsi Warbis,
Mtrobaten, werben CUR unterbaltung
Der 8siuder ibrs 9unfftide aufabren.
3wei @%OrfeQungen iOlsn tdglid auf
benz austenunsspIabe ssseben usroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
SHUTTER ans &ina berlett. {
geriuHte ab;uiteisen, aIs Der @asen ft4
pI0tli@ berpeste.

Surd bas borseitige anfabren zines
StraB enbebnmaeens murben 9efteru
Mbeno Jrau Nora &ufea. 122 Salem
Str. unb ibre tleine So9ter our groe
%eetporfsn unb berlsbt. Wie b%erlautet,
ftieg bic Grau on Der Wartinbale slpe.
unb Is. Ctr. bon sinsm Columbia
gpe. Wassi1 unb bob bann ibre bsiben
fleinen 2inber nod. Nls fe i'm Be.
srifs fanb gerabe bas lsbte Der 3inoer
bonn Wagen au beben, fubr berielbe
pI6blid an. uub Mutter unb 2ino
fiiratsn our @rbe. Die 5rau purbe
am 9interfOpfe unb on ben 5tften per=
lebt, pdhrsno bas tlsine Sinh Mbi9iir-
funssn i'm @sf9te oaupntrua.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
Nemsdblmns b%erlaast.

6erbinanb s. Smod unb Oner u.
Netpman, bic gef9lasenen 2anoioaten
fur Stabtrat6 bel Der lebtsn primdrs
mabl, baben BEL Der Wabltommiifon
applifation sinsereidt fur cine Neu=
3dblung Der ab~segebenen Stimmen.
sic bebaupten, baB bur9 Ha6ldi-
figtsit DISQUALIFICATION in Iufs
ftslluns Der 3abltabelen entfanben
fino.
Smod erbielt nur 81 Sttmmen pe-
niger bsnr isin Opponent Otto 6.
Sofmann unb slaubt, baB cine Neus
sdbluns au ieinsn @unftsn snti9eioen
tpitroe.
Die Wabltommiifon mar iibsrrai9t,
oaB ieBt MD, 8 @o6en nod ben pris
%mdruablen, Elm berartises Nnfu9en
sefteat wuroe.
9a Der @orfbenbe Mebser 3. 8.
auberbalb Der Staot tpeilt, miro Bis 3u
bsfsn &iidtsbr uahrf9einli9 ni9ts In
Der Sa9e 9et6an merben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
staotneutsfettem.

Nbam 9eeg, elm Nneefelter
zines Sotsls an Der Si @aibins ton
Str, wurbe seftern Absnb bon 3rdm=
pfen befalen uno ss beourfte Der geis
btlfe bon feds farien Wdnnern ben
2eibenoen su balten. Bis man Jpn in's
Soipital bef6rbern fonnte.
Nus einem 8u99p aeporfsn
puroe on Sainois uno Sbio Strabe
q. g. Wbitefioss bon 1925 Noro DE.
ribian Strabr, oa bic 8oroerrdoer Dec
Waasns In cine StraBen-M usb6blunq
gerietben. Sr. ). 8. 5. prertiB nabm
fi9 bes 0erlebten an, Der bann mad
Sauie 9ebra4t puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
6runbeissntbumls llebertrasunsen,

gomarb q. 9oobp an Catherine 5.
Sbo mas, Got Is, guiott's Subbipi-
fipn, Outlet 156, 80 bel 100 Sub,
psrpeHert, Wefieite bon glate St.,
Tiiolia bon Iortb Str, $500.
gueuft DO. gbbm an &oaa u.
5rsn9, 9ots 43 uno A, ylOd 8,
Sursbo part, 9O.3O BEL 1876 SUB, ba.
cant, Noromsf=gde bon Nsm Oort Ctr.
uno @labfone Mbe., 500.
Milton g. Mpsrs an Msuns &
guentins, Got 1872. ROiemOnt gobi-
tion, 1884 bel 104. 70 SUB, berbei-
iert, Sibof-gde bon Sba Str. unb
Sarris Mpe., $3.50.
@iliam g. 2odman on 2Obina W.
Wrisbt, Got 81 in Reaolane @rano-
bietp Mob.. 40 bel 117.24 SUB, ber=
befsrt. Ofisite Der WepberiOn Npe.,
n6rbli9 bon 20. ctr. 81, 6
2Ouis &Ob on SOhn 5. gOO.. Got 6
in g u%lipan's Nominiffrutor Subj.
tn She'll bon OutlOt 100, bsrbsfert,
@efieite Der @risbt Ctr, iibIi4 be,
Wc@artp Ctr. $4,000.
9entp 8. Sulman an Sobn 6
Wa0aee. Got 6 in 8sper u. us. Subj.
in Sunlap's Nob., IS BET 100 Sub.
usrbehsrt. Ofieits Der 0ilaNpe., n6ro.
lid bon Wooolawn 4be. 81, 900.
Marsarst 9. SnOu on Wiuiam $,
8lod, She'll bon Got 5, square 66,
Pa bel 1876 SUB. perb., Stoisite be,
Waibinston Str, 6fli9 bon Sainois
Str, bic Sdlfte bon Mpres' Store.
1923, $50.
9enrp 6. Morton an 8effe %.
@rops, She'll pom norbmsifli9.n gier.
tel, Section q, 8ownibip Is, &ang'
4, 26 Nder, @arren Sp. $2300.
Carrie W. Ban 9einIe an Walte,
g. galsnser, Got 6, Watfon's Sub
bibifon, 8bsil pon Osgoob's @ortt
Bart abolition, so BEL $50 Sub, b.
can't, Sfieite Der Merioian Str, n6ro'
lid bon %. Ctr. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
umfaIIe.

Emma 9 urbrib9e, 313 Sus=
quebana Str, fttir3te geftsrn Nbsnb
beim @erfude bon einem fi9 in gepe-
gun9 befnoenben college Mbsnue
Strabenbabnmagen ab3uifeisen, an Der
gde Der Wafa9uistts aps. unb 9ela-
mare Str. gu 8oben unb 3og f9
i9mersli4e 0erlsBunge1 5u.
Burt 8atIep, Elm IL Sabre
alter Sun9e, !puroe bon sinem Wagen
i~iberfabren, als er an Der 18. unb
Sent Str. fpielte. @r tuuroe in's
glternbaus, 1912 Wef 10. Str. ge.
bra4t uno in dr3tli9e Pfs9e sessben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
gmnoidmb
Seierte seitern iein 9icnie.

ginen f96nersn Sag pie ben eeffri.
gen bdtte Der untsrthbunss 8ersin
ygunbidnb" f6 faum fur &bbaltuns
ieines idbrli9en pienics ausiuaen
f6nnen.
Die Sonne brannte ni9t au beib
bonn tlaren 5immel bsrnisbsr, I'LL, bas
gerlafen Der WObnuns au etuas ur.
bsqusnlem gu MAIDEN; i'm @e9entbeil
luo Der bsitere 0immel unb bic arlge-
nsbne ttible 2uft grade gu sinem Mus=
Hus Elm. 90 fr0misn benr ai9 bic
Witelieber unb Jreunbe bss v8uno=
f6u" ir S9aaren binaus au benz
id6nsn Surnerparf, um In FREEZER Na-
tur einsn angenshmen Sag gu berlsben.
Der Sauptmann bes Wereins, 9err
eugene S4oeltObf, bsgriibte bic An-
tueienben nit elmer wOblgeiesten Nns
fpra9e.
Serfelbe battle tn 8emsinidaft nit
benz @omite. aus ben 6erren s. Sdle=
gel, 6. 3absl unb Mus. glsnsr be-
fiebeno. ollie arrangements auf's geffe
getrofen. SIR glt unb Sung tuarsr
geIuiisun9en aler Nrt borseieben.
galipielsr amiifirten fd auPs @roB-
artisfie. Misrepresentation Beifaa
fanbsn bic turnsriI&en 2eiitunsen Der
BON 6errn Sobn 8eiger tommanoirten
&iege.
Nu9 fur bas I,iblide Wobl mar nor=
trsffid 9eioret uro Sober tebrte am
Ibenb bod befriebist In bic Staot
3arrd.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
Dnhm itnh pfam.

5iihn6en, eaderit ia 70 piel -
@pri3t Der pfdu. Di9Dei9 bod NAL
fin,
Mprsens friib i9on fdnsft Su an.
Dap i6 ni9t mebr f9lafen fann,
QObft Did pirfli9 gar au febr
Saft elm 81 9elest, ni9t mebr!"
nNur elm Gi?" beriebt bas Subm
rgefer ems, als gar ni9ts tbun,
Bon Der S6onbeit lebt man ni9t,
Gitelteit fdlt in's @eri9t,
Qieoer pfau, Drum mein' i5 INNER:
Riibli6er, als 8lana unb S9immer
SIT elm proindres &lsib
unb barin Nrbeitiamfeit."
8ettD % n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
S&oa pisoer eimssfansea.

Mlfreb Wsbgsr, Der srft Dor einisen
3asen an Der Wef WaibinstOn Str.
beim eagle Greet bon ben &ablerpolis
5iten fort9ebolt wuroe, entfam bereits
tuisber aus Der Sulietta Mnftalt unb
uutbe 9sftern aud i9on bier wieoer
bon ben &aolsrn Sul u1o Shine ei1-
gefaagen. WeBssr ieBte ieiner Gefs
nabms fsinen @iberfianb e~ntqsgen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
0ei66ftS: GrSTnung.

Weinen Greunben unb 8etannten bic
sefduise anseise. baB Id in meinen
ei9enen Sauie. 1118 Sbelbp Strabe,
cine @irt6idaft er6fnet babe. Die
befsn 8etrdnte unb @i9arren. ba3u Elm
gutter 9und merben fets an 9ano iein.
I'm siitigsn 3uiprud bittet
Nhtun9sboa
Gus 9oebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24

~Wobin 10 i9neu2"-.3 gu Dem rei>
den 8antier Goldberg; i9 min um
feline 1o4ter anbalten!A-~ 6 t
benn oos ~io91-.Ratirli&. fe III ia
Die Qehte!S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
..UYres Bulletin
...Orforos..
s albpreis pber nabe Sasm.


Sanans San Ruiia GaIf Ogforbs, SHUTTER
300 uno 657, atlantic unb garfitp Soften
nit berporftebenben sobIen unb TiIitdrs
Gbidsen, ~rebu3trt bon $3.50 su..... .S2.95
Sanans frar3. 8aI6IeSer Orforbs, Sduere
Outing SHUTTER SO, IT'S, gum baIben 9reis.
Sanbsenabte SobIen unb RiIitars gbiabe, in
@rDben bon 4 Bis r, iparen 500 bas gaar,
leBt ttur 50 .48
Sur Tadb9sn bic Spring ooer niebrise
Gbiase traeen, baben mir einen dbnIiHsn
Bargain, in ruiiii1em Sober, gatent 9eoer
ober gici Rib Orforbs, Sdniir unb Slii6er
SHUTTER, s2 90 unh $500 Sdube, in @r0ben
bon ~ Bis 8, .Sf.87
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
ceean.M mShu8 10 gut tpte
Seeret5e.

Donnerfas, II. Nusuft, $500 3unbs
fabrt bon indianapolis nod atlantic Gitn,
Cape Nap nnb Z anberen Yldsen an Der
ReereSfifte.
sDeitere Snformationen ertbeilen bic Msens
ten Der genniplpania 8 2inien pber man
f9reibe an
90. 30. anberfon, u. @. g. 81.
S~nbianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24

= Wt6elob, oaS berabttte
Nmbeaiers 8ni6 Bier, at
3apf bet sos. Gmmtnger,
Circle Yart Bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
cktnsna eueS 0tIb ~ psrIetHsn N treeah etuem
u Bttr Q thr 8 Biz Q Rrossut.
American Home Buying Co.,
Hpmbarb 0sbduAe.

Ou p~erfoufen - gin mohnbous bon 6 8immern on
- Der Roro Neff Strabe, nahe Ter fotboItfneH
Rirtae, asybaIt etraBs, Cement Ssitsnms9t, ftdbti.
foes @aHer, gaS nn5 Gb3uss.0anoI Berbinbunp,
ones ssmatt unb besobIt. Gin gutter Bargain. Nub
~perfauft wsrben. ydbsrss In Der Office bieits
Blattss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24

Co Sie bette 5 Gent gigarre In
Der Stabt, Wuao's y2DnsfeaOm".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24

N%erIanet-eiu ndinterner feiSiser Utonn nm an
~ elmer DletaI preb Ntoinine az ~orbeifen; eth
perbeiratbeter mirh rorsssoeen. sahaufrasen bel
3. Ronai. SnbianopoIis etetI RuoFns & Gorru.
Sating 60, % on Gpufb straBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
@etterberimt.

@etterbertdt.
Str "a etunosn subenb 7 ttr Rorssns, 26. Suli.
20 Darlington, "a. Suli.
Sir Snbiana S9Sn beute Ra4t unb ON
0ienftas.
2pcoIs@ etterberi6t
Sd6n beute Nadt unb Dienitas.
1terrnometerffanb.
S69fe Fenaperatur. 80 @saS
Riebrisfe Tempsratur. $500. 81 .
SO. e. BIbtbs
SeetionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24

q u perfaufen-Gln nahpsisIi9 gnter Saloon flu
- $500 baar. Abrefe erbeteu In Der
GfHe. bieies BIattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
20 darlington, "a. Suit

Sur e. etumbsu .uO.nD : upr wOrs.ns, rs. suIi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
CD,

Snstasa'B srbbte Srp @oobs Gambler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
...&letne Mn3et9em..,

N~<erlanet-gin beuti4es Ulabetn fur aneemeins
~ Sausarbeit. 8Ieiue SamiIie.
s17 Eorb Rem Seriep Strase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-01

the royal consort for the evening. The appearance of the cake is announced at S:29 fh the evening by highly decorated beadle and it Is borne in by Father Christmas and a crew of at- tendants, to an accompaniment of an ancient song. The cutting follows promptly. with shouts of exclamation. as king and queen are discovered and escorted to their thrones.
 In the old-time French festivities the first act of the newly chosen king was always to appoint the fool of the even- ing. This part of the ceremony for some cause has generally been omitted in the Boston celebration; there is no reason, however. why it should not be made very effective part. The fools business, of course, Is to make abund- ant laughter by his jests and stunts At the Copley Societys festivals special exhibitions of dancing sword-play and magic have often been introduced
 The spirit of the fete fin the old days when the entire holiday season was one of rollicking jollification, is poetically expressed by Herrick in his lines: Next crowne the bowie full With gentle lambs wooll; Add sugar, nutmeg and ginger, With stor9 of ale too,
 And thus iye must doe
 To make the Wassaile a swinger. Give them to the King
 And Queen wassailing:
 And though with ale ye be whet here Yet part ye from hence
 As free from offence
 As when ye innocent met here." The innocence of the antique carous- al may be doubted. At any rate In France. where before the Revolution the Twelfth Night Antics were found at their maddest, wild times use to prevail. Sir Thomas Urquhart of Cro- marty. in curious political tract pub lished soon after the battle of Worces- ter in 1851 says: "Verily I think they make use of kings as the French on Epiphany Day use their Roy de la Fehve or King of the Bean: whom, af- ter they have honored with drinking of his health and shouting aloud Le Roy Bolt, they make pay for all the reck- oning not leaving him sometimes one penny rather than that the exorbitance of their debosh should not be satisfied U the full"
 These abuses of the ancient fete night. the origin of which probably dates back to that season of classic license, the Roman saturnalia, are hon. ored rather in the breach than in the observance in modern festal occasions, but many of the picturesque elements have been preserved. This years cele- bration of the Copley Society, for ex- ample. will find Copley Hall. so we'll known to visitors to Boston by reason of the exhibitions, transformed into a throne room, with royal seats for king and queen. with banners of heralds, ancient pipes and shields adorning the candle-lit walls; with songs and dances and high .arousals. the flash of jewell ed arms and fingers, the gleam of an- tique coifure. the sheen of pleated silk the balloon-lfke obesity of old time crinoline. Dating back for more than twenty years these artist pageants have included a number of special festivals
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-01

for handling sea going vessels. though the growth of the foreign commerce which has astounded the most enthu- siastic Argentines. Is more than keeps inG pace with the facilities for dealing w.es it. ffSs tyxai tUl4naEs of ships entering and departing In 1909 was B. s1o. 7es. equal to nearly twice the for eisn commerce of the port of Roston In the same year and about one-haif that of New York City.
 If. on tine one side. the outlet by way of the sea is in process of magnificent development. on the other hand the exploitation of the resources Of the great hinderlsnd has only just begun as is shown by the fact that the prov luce of Buenos Ayres. immediately sur rounding the metropolis. is by far and away the largest agricultural produc- or. Eventually. Buenos Ayres, the citv. by virtue of it's position in rela- ton to the grain fields. is destined to be the commercial capital not merely of Argentina but also of vast countries to the northward. lying east of the mountain wall of the Andes and sepa- rated from the Brazilian coast cities Throughout this territory the railroads are penetrating. making possible ths profitable cultivation of wheat and oth- CT cereals on the unbroken and fertile plains further and further from tine ex- port terminals on the Rio dc la Plata.
 Even in the utmost provinces, the pampas which the older school geog- raphies pictured as endless plains
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-01
We Paid SIoo.oOo

For the American rights to Liquo- gone. We did this after testing the product for two years, through physi- clans and hospitals, after proving. in thousands of different cases, that Liquozone destroys the cause of any germ disease.
 Liquozone has, for more than 20 years. been the constant subject of scientific and chemical research It is not made by compounding drugs. nor with alcohol. Its virtues are derived solely from gas--laTgely oxygen gas-- by process requiring immense appa- ratus aud 14 days time. The result IS a Liquid that does what oxygen does It is a nerve food and blood food-the most helpful thing in the world to you. Its effects are eKhiIarating. yitaIizing. purifying. Yet it is a germlcide so
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-01

trampled over by herds of wild cattle
 and horses have now been cut into great -estnnclnn or estate4 which
 are sub-divided and let to swarming
 coionists from the south of Europe.
 within . nhort time. a railroad will bo
 running skfaixht across the continent
 from Buenos Ayres to vslparaiso and
 santinxo. being the first of it's Mind in south America to connect Atla1tie
 and Pacfno ports. Northward. into Inc fertile tracts of the sub-tropical prov- inces, construction work Is pushing forward. and in the far south. in palts Of Patagonia formerly supposed to No too cold for habitation, the hardy Ital, ian peasantry are growing macaroni wheat
 In all~this development, the United States has share. The fields are fenc- cd witA bsrbe. sxssssse matte fiji ti,S yyfist- ed States: American windmills dot the landscape and American machinery is used in farming operations. Indeed. 1t has often been said, anent the com. petition of the Argentinian wheatfields. that If our Southern contemporaries want to raise cereals. we'll and good: at leaet the United States is going te furnish them with the requisite ma. chinery. Long since there has been 8cttN6 ElNhuy UctWeNu En8tl9n ana American manufacturers. each claim. ing the superiority of his products, the latter being handicapped mainly by lack of. Just these steamship connec. tions which 1t Is now desired to estab- fish.
 In spite. however. of all handicaps American manufacturers of machin- cry are selling their implements in large numbers .in the Argentine Repub- | lie. The total value of the farm ma
 chinery exported to Argentina by the United States increased from $20o. 900 in 1891 to ssoo.oo0.0oo in 1908 The farmers of the entire country. even those who might be expected to be most ignorant are alive to the advan- tages of modern appliances In their craft. and 1t remains true that the greatest difficulty is one of securing better facilities for getting American machinery to the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-01
FLOODS IN THE SAHARA.
The Second in Five Years, Ripping
 Villages Out of the Ground.

The Second in Five Years, Ripping Villages Out of the Ground. New York Sun.
 For the second time in five years a flood in the Sahara desert has been re- corded. Both of these anomalies were in tt~~1 algerian Sahara, and both had tragfS results.
 The two small areas which were overwhelmed by water. are about 250 miles apart. The latest flood occurred on the morning of October 21 last at Ain Sefra, on the northern edge of the Sahara, not far from the Moroccan bor- der. The Wadys Fl Bridj and Muila were suddenly filled to overfiowing with water coming from heavy rain that had fallen on the slopes of the mountain range known as DJenien- Bu- Resg. The deep flood rushed through the town on the lowIands and nearly the entire village was swept away.
 The people had no time to flee before the flood was upon them. Ten Euro peans and fifteen natives were drown ed, in spite of the heroic efforts of the French soldiers ..om the fort. many of whom risked their lives to save the men and women struggling in the water. The work of of death and deso- lation was all over in ten minutes. Among the dead was Isabelle Eber- hardt. writer of scientific attachments, who was travelling in masculine attire to collect information concerning Mohammedan ways of living.
 The news of the catastrophe was re- ceived by the committee on French Af- rica in Paris and published in their bulletin. It Is regarded as remarka- bla that tae loss of life was not great CT, for of the 300 houses in Ain Sefra scarcely q dozen remain. The survly- ing inhabitants were left homeless, but while the French garrison at the fort supplied their immediate necessities. funds were raised in some of the A1ge- rian towns for their relief.
 The earlier flood took place on April 12. 1899. and overwmelmed a camp in the desert occupied by force of ninety their tents in the dry bed of the wady Urirlu. about thirty miles south of the city of Algiers. A little after dark roar was heard up the wady and few minutes later an area about three fifths of mile across was under six feet of water. The camp was swept away. but most of the soldiers succeed ed In clambering on neighboring hil- looks above the flood. The bodies of six of them were found next, day several miles below the camp.
 These facts show that though hard rains are very rare in the Sahara. there are sometimes heavy downpours in sit- nations where the connguration Of the grounds permits the sudden aecu- mutation of great quantities of water. and serious disasters are caused if these floods chance to overwhelm set dement's. Tn that part of the world people are not likely to think 1t nee. essary to provide safeguards against sudden invasion by floods
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