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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-18
Another Doctor Is III.

Among the new cases Is Dr. c. M. Shan ley Barrataria, the physician who is in charge of the district of upper Barrataria in Jefferson parish. He reported the existence of the fever in that territory and was placed in charge by the state board of health. He moved to that terri tory from North Dakota few years ago, and owns a small plantation there. His illness will interfere with the work there, and another physician will have to be sent there to take charge of the work, because there are still quite number of cases at Clarke Cheniere He came to the city Sunday morning and was taken to the emergency hospital. He has only light case.
 Two cases were reported from the char ity hospital which came from Starder, La, which is in Tangipahoe parish, just across the lake from New Orleans. Only four of the new cases today are above Canal street. Of the deaths one was colored woman up town. and the other was in the emergency hospital Of the six new foci three of them are up town.
 Passed Assistant Surgeon Corput re- turned from Donaldsonvile and Baton Rouge and says that he traced the Baton Rouge case to infection from New Orleans. He found no other cases there. He has established a hospital at Port Barrow just across the bayou from Donaldsonville and has hopes of eradicat- Ing the infection in that place.
 The list of new cases Sunday Is the lowest since July 31.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-18
Unpleasant Experience at Jackson.

Dr Charles Chassaignac, the state board physician. who Is in charge at Tal- lulah returned to the city Sunday fore- noon to attend to some private business before taking up his residence in Tallu- Iah. to remain there until the eradication of the infection He reports having had quite an unpleasant experience In Jack son. Miss, when he tried to transfer from the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pa cific train to the Illinois Central. Two guards with the chief of police looking on forcibly put him back on the train and compelled him to go on to Meridian. He had a permit from Dr. Hunter. the health officer of Mississippi, but the guards said that 1t was of no value to them.
 Country Cases.
 The state board is in receipt of re- quests from several localities in the state asking that experts be sent to diagnose suspicious cases of fever, ana efforts are being made to comply with them all Some of these come from sections of the state which have hitherto been free from infection.
 The country reports were:
 Kenner. seven new cases, one death.
 La Fourche Crossing. two new cases.
 La Rose. one death.
 Tallulah. nine new cases.
 Barrataria. six new cases.
 Terre Bonne parish two days). twenty two new cases.
 Patterson, ten cases. no deaths.
 pr. Brady, who made an inspection of the district between Thibodeaux and Cote Blanche, on Bayou La Fourche, re- ports that at the latter place there have but ninety cases and six deaths. with thirty-six now under treatment. This point is midway between Leeville and Thibodeaux.
 In summing up the proceeds of the fes- tival, while official figures are not ob- tainable. 1t is believed that the fever fund will be enhanced about $12.0O0 as the result.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

27f3, y7t5 NM 1sn "st%ian' SSji,.aoo,,,.a,.,s,
tpttliodige Saiier NIT icdS Sinlnicrn. moherft
ito. F' '''" you i'p'
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guoineltSSde Der aeniuuphs PloeItue unb Snhettes
EitdBe; que tlooerncu ginrittunaen, einfdIief,s
70. .nS ahaiiestdndl; SreiS 1880: 8runo5ins
9tne Methe 6dnIer an TorS. 8rppr. etrase.
ifptiten Sotrmennispenue mo Snhctte.S trabe'
lnti n9oernen &,iiIrthtinaen. ~ni,ortGcr 8ruiIos
Mle obiasn Coulter ftno ncu unS Iocben Iertia
q. Z. 8anoaher,
Nduunictuebnier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

Hofiinirter 3udcr: geipiirfe!t
6.10c.; pulperiiirt $500; StunOoro
aronulirt 5,40c.; iein eronllirt
5.40c.; Grpitol q 5.40c.; Columbia
u 5.05c.; gelbcr 4.25c. bis 5.25c.
@croitctcr 9oiicc: 6. g. &. 100
Efo. aiitcn t312c.; &. 9. Is. GO Eib.
ailtcn 1866; 4. 9. e. 36 Eiuno
aiitcn 1870; reiner SABA 29c. bis
2912c.; gutter SABA &c. bis 2715c..;
rcincr Woffo PC. bis 271ac.; SABA
uno Wrffo. 0cniid)t, 26c. bis 2612c.
Sopo. gcnliidt, Doc. bis 2512c.; rciz
ner Ninrocoibo DC. bis 22l2c.; reincr
go @uopro bic. bis 22l5c.; reincr
Santos 2tIac. bis 221ac.; Santos,
acntiidt 2024c. bis BIC; Hio, &c.
miidt 1876. bis 20c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

] Hr. TOT anb 707, tos1baro's trabs etse'
] IuiIrtowr. Geinfte Neine uno ytdu6te.
/ Der oeiluo,ie SCrt auf Der erhe. - 1te
, teften R~oohRoelurs In otsbidabfoHn.
, Sroutpts Beotcnnra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
EpitbciUrScrnna nadl bcm MnslanSc

IialGnoiid)c Foit filr Die nit Dem
>. september cu0cnOc @ud,e id)lieBt
bier CpiluftIid) III oIlcu 6ollen) mie
iolgt im Soupt Enituntc.
Fodet . 4oit lit oiicn BON . ltbr
&ornlittogS bis 8 llbr NodlmittogS
tGQIid,, ol,$Denommcn SonntogS.
Yudct Foit iiir GcutihIulro itlicGt
bier bis sum %. GuQuit tugIid) 10
llbr &ormiitogS; liir @roBbritonnien
mo Srlonb GicnIto1a uto 6rcitogS
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Grropo'@ muB per Sompicro llmbrio"
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per Connplcr "NonoriliS;;" lilr 6or-
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Compiler Strange Moiiou."
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lilr europa per Gompicr naoilcr
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6rcituN - I llbr NbenOa, iilr @n'
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pincn Dio Son 6ron5iScO.
Foit iilr |%uitrnIicL Ncu GoIcoo'
nicrL Dio &oucoupcr, idJIicBt bier tag.
lid bis gum 8. September Z llbr
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HOItnteiitcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

9ci'm arcu5cn Der @cIciic 81.
Baltimore Ohio Sohn" III Guu.
hcrluuo lit Der @uubol5b0n0lcr &u.
WiItenbcrger iibcriobrcn mo gctoh.
tct mor0cn. Gr ipor 60 Sabre aft.
,iobn Gobortb bon @crmdlltolun,
mcld)cr lpcgcn eincH OnNCbIiten Nh,
Nriiiea oui Sri. SoIIp pon @nlbinf
ion ucrboitet mitrOc. miro ont Wou
too elm %crhor 81 bcitchcn babcr.
Die Stimmnln9 bot lid Qort5 bcbcu.
tcno 5u icincn @unitCu Gcorcbt. Sri.
Noap lit nod @oIbiu1tou gcrcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

Safer. - ,}ifubrct 1920 Su'
idcl; ans Den eICpatoren 5%uriidae5o'
gcn 1861 pulhcI; Glepotoren'Bor'
49, Nuihcl. 8%ert1ufe: | Wog'
oon Nr. 3 wciber 81 2912, | @oaGon
Nr. 3 peiBer 81 %, / @oggon 90. 5u
29H, 2 Moggons Nr. . weibcr 5u 30.
Selitiae ShIuBrote:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

Rorbuf sGdc Der po,p> nuh 9orrcils@lrnte.
Saupiuunrticr hes Geidra0ereius -Uielo'
ote". S%tnQltuuoen iebeu 8onncritnsabeRo.
s',riammlunpsn oes ~9erierntn, W|eeger'
g,erstns" ieoen 2. uro 4. Gtenfiop I'M Y1os
not, TtIepbor - Wlt. Setuou 26SS X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

gr. 1920 bis ff22. Sarforb'sosmt..
9auptomdriier hes r3bnIia'U ldnnerdtors'.
pale NIB Gommrranrieu ttlip Al ber'
mtetben. 8uicr RIas fiji auftersrbfttp.
Seinite Beirinfe. Sreh2col. q. + ~
9cIepbon Dt. EsrHon 3782
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

Rr. 1920 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Stm.
mer an Serren 5u permie.ben. - Ne.Ifie
Wetrdnfe urb Retne. .Rdh. Hiev.Trnue'
rei"Pter. BerfdmmlungsIoiaI beS OFT
aomborofir. Snimertr. Rnu' t,s qeIb'
Rerctns. Gbei. TeI.--pulle 2552 w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
FIRST CALL.

1000 atIartic Goait Cine Of Z. 6 ier 1903
1000 Gbns. & g9eit. Gar. ser. .........i13h
10000 ga q via. BET. ,ll2H
5000 50 & Ella. Der .................l12fs
1000 Marblano & Benuipluunia inc 10. 90
1000 Seuboaro sir Cine 4er. .......... e0N
1000 Sdb. Il Tam. ter .l339
1000 18ciiern @1urhluno Ter. .......... s9ia
$4,000 Nnacciiiu & 8otumno Ser .......t07
1000 Bacon HI. & eisbf Der. ,....... 09'i
1000 Nidmono Traction Der. ......... 1861,
5000 llriteo 5'aiIlpnoS ier.......... 9l1s
10000 lIniteo SatlpuDs Ter .......... 90
10000 liniteo 8aiIipuhps inc. .......... 90
1000 linitco 5tuiIiuaBs inc. ,.......... 6iA
10000 lniteo @uiIWaps Inc. (lr. Giis) 63ta
1000 Cotton Sncf 5er............... sjk,
1000 Baltimore erief Set. ........... So
5000 Tito. GIeet. T.. & 4. t1aer ........ 97h
: Citizens National eaut. ......... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

Gaatsn nHt ptatIaubtsU \.

Siiomclt6de 3. CIR. II. 1aitsstor., ganiou
puupt iurtitr bes Gouton pieocrfran3 -
Sinaliunoc icecn 9onnetftae abero, -
Domens Rerein beriammeit flo ieoen Ttsn'
iing Nbclb. Goiipnals9ier am Supi.-
@befapeufe 1cIepbuu: s8plie t453 9.
(WpriliYlO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

gOrnur,Gde Sougb. uno gnroltuc'S t-nse.
Saiiptnunrticr oes ~En1err W,innetyoIs',
Nm. ,gdc 6ouub muo Gnroliueiir. Scr'
ctu"socrIun;mIurq iebeu 50nneritaa nheno,
Neus WtigItceer m%intcumen Soranq'
Ilbe& EicI scr acknowledgements I'M Sdpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
@eftimprer Marftbcridltc.

@oItimorc, 30. Iuguit 1905.
WcbI, - 3uiubrcn 97i3 Toiicr.
Ciuidlicblid 1866 S1licr ST Occult.
Eoint uto 32l9 SGiicr Sn Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

gr. tiO4, RorbrG enirnl'aoerrs
Der ,EorboIt Su,inertrdbrenbs rouperstn
bon baltimore bcridmn,sit t6 bier
iebtn Wontaa. - 1ecre, .Srebn 4 Zone
Rier am 8api. MO beutf1er urt btreff
bonn Snb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
224M
SECOND CALL.

5000 llniteo NDa Il gleet. 4er......... %
2Ooo untieo Nus &sGlcet. inc. ....... G4N
2000 Gin 3ker, 1929. ...............i0S
I MurDIuuO GQinnIiu ,........... 90
20 GloriberH Genital .......,...s .t01%
$40 Aurtbcrn Central .t0S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

J.aput D0H loo. pro Tonne hber I'D Ionnep
8taeu yaar.
@sidstts ntd,teubulS. " Gsrb S3.75.
0eiastts 0idlenhois, VI 6sre $500.
0iaimger & Sebranf.
S~unptsSiirsdu unS aubIenbof: BRETON, unb
@dnsGirnbe. 3pcte' 9iirsan: Oh 1oiun Goal
Go" Wrnnmcni.. ndbe Oar Strdbe.
7eI.: e. & Y. Vote itt7~ NRo. Court. 2679.
tNptilg0. 6lficl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
ef,mihi,a charlottesville.

@sc 3. mo @uEab Strube. &auptninrtter
hes -9nnern Ser. lint s9iereins," .Gihcns
fra n3s2Janirnpcrcins. nganinn Sntmcriu.
gni' nno aeib Rerctns." ~9euifbc 0cs
miiibIihfcIi." .GtNeIihmieoe' Union. nnb
,SefpcrsGcnfIube Ut. AIS, I. q. g. Srt'
f6cS Bier 3u leoer Belt. 1elepbon: U.
& u. - Dolt $500 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

Gr. f35, Sarti}on.. nobe deItuaton.5tr BIT.
Geo. 9iin,bet, IT,. Prulr@o's 9ler. Bar'
met 2unit bun ~ Els I lbt godbmti'
tags. Nne oeutteu gdder itnb SaIn ~
inte singel1ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

SebenoeS @eililgel, pro EIuno:
nItc Silbner 1212e. bis 13c.; iunge
Silbncr 1iAc. bis loo. Gnten Zoe,
bis l2c.; Smtbcu, pro Fnnr Doc. bis
35c.
8 ii d) tc unb Gem Ii {.
a~ortoiieln, pro SOB 500 bis
$50; pro 9llfel SOC. bis SOC. ;
,3uderriiben, pro giin0el ic.; WeiB.
foil. pro Slmbcrt $500 bis 500;
3luiebeln, pro 8liifel 60c. bis Coo. ;
9lcpicl, pro sob 500 bis $3.50;
crime Gobncn. pro guihel Doc. 30.
mutoes. pro Carrier Zoe. bis Coo. ;
Nnunas, pro Grute $500 bis 500;
Eiirlidlc. pro Carrier $t.50 bis so;
Gnntnloupes, pro aorb Doc. bis iOc. ;
WullermeIoncn, Sc. bis 1856. Yirnen,
pro aorb Doc. bis Toe; 9umlonS.
pro SOB $500 bis $3.50; Eiloumen.
pro 10 BIO. &orb Zoe. bis SOC; ga.
rotten. pro Niluoel 1c. bis fI2c.; 81.
mobobnen, pro bolbeS DOB soc. bis
60c.; Wois, pro 0usen0 DC. bis DC.
Groceries uno Yrooific.
II eli II.
Sol5fIciid. pro Biunb: fleine GU
gar.Gure6 Shinfcn 1915; grobe
Sdinfen lie; G~alifornier Sfin'
fen SEC; Suqur Gurco Sdultern
Sgt; troden geiol5ene Seitenripper
934c.; Spedieiten 1012c.; iroden
geiol5ene Shuliern SI2c.; reines
Sdmol5 i'll 3ierccs S12e.; Sped'
itultern &C.; NeB ShpeiucileiId)
$1,000 pro Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

%erlauat i'm Nu9cncincm.
Vcrfuttdt.
WcTlnllni.
rsuiih,s arbeits. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Ter yReuiiden @eicllithuit," - 9tCIcnjecn, bic
tenthe SunoncrfGr. grbeitcr mo 0tcnlthptert
~ bcib1tttaru tpiintheu. noCcn It6 rcrIDnlidb
Gber IN ttdtttrten 8rtctett an ben HgCricu oer
Eeienfbaft. Spbonu T.. Msbcr, Tr. 2t9, e0o.
cbarpsSttahe. ucnoeu, ipelber incntpeItiidb
i%lusfltttt crtbeiIcn miro. Gprc6Itunoen nm /
hts b tlhr. CSnn2S tNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

ldcI; Ncrlnnot bon bcr Glcuotorclt
329S Nuid)cl; GIcuotorcr . %orrutb
1872 Wuld)cl. TcrtGuic: 10000
@uiheI Sorior 81 1873, I Wuggon
gcrniid)tCr Slt 63. 10000 NuitcI Sobr
5u 1872, 10000 &ontor 81 i7'M.
Gn,,tinc S~dI,,brntc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Solj mn6 Sublcn.

Ntr neten 2. & Q. Brtsu 1rasing stampy,
$50 gtset. aItiue RnefehieH $3.50.
a. .@thnoiid geltebt hno ftet bon Sbiefer.
$500. q. .Surte 9tr. .. 3 une Eut. $500
S1.t5. ,Sunburp gr 9. 3 unh Rub S7.t5
81. "a Corn aeidetes1 tbienboIs. ~aefpaIter 81
-Jtbeittn Goal a. SEoH &c."
Fetee Telephone. 522 --b2i on Dsnnument,Etr.
5raniltnSir. uno n. & Y sRabu" Saupt.
Biteau. Gt. liz. 9iorha popdros strabe.
ctten isosn Gam faa AbeHs.
(Gft20. 2&S.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

1a 9dnf Of Commerce ........ "a
60 9iortbern Central ..............fo7
% Seubcdro Go. com ............. %
t25 Seabourc Tir zine pio. ......... 80
100 ITO. JDs. ecfHr ar. Gtts) ....... ~
20 Pdltimurc f9'rid com .......... f0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
Eru6nftcn Warft.

llntenItcbenoe Freile bc5ieben iid)
nlli ben Gn9roS .Sunocl; fir brn
a%Icinbnn0el m,b ein entipredlenOer
Iufidllug gcntod)t Dcrocu.
Gier, pro Tubeno 20c. bis DC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

&. epnbu's Mehduraut.

! VT. p23, Nnfo Vhtn1, Vde Wntbonb or.
|, standardization he's asIrtoutu . Gous
!, cldocs M. 1906. J % sStcnbcusNi
! itriftS 9ir, 1906" nSbiGrrs2ifiriItS gtr.
!. 1903. .. Il. p ur9 .9iiittfis gir, 2S0.
3, II. "" Sune an Gerciue Al bernie
|, lbcn. Scinitc Ntclc. Acinr mo dnoerc
, 8ctrdufe. U22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

s,r. 2t6. GluO, nlbc puipdr0t Silute.
RnrSiiaIihc Rcine, @piritrcieu II. llninh'
Giparrcu. @citcS Nier ON H1pt. Yliltth
ilr Seinnfisieutc bon ti.30 Sprut. bis
2 tlbt NuhmittnNs. 2eierbon Z. 4 Y.
nj. TcrnoiI 300S n. (DRdrb2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

9picpa Gthptunrr'S GRie.
2ith Gnlptrtun, Nuae, nube Hrroeri6.hpt.
Sic bcitcu gSciue int sSt'icln. N1uhl'
8ciicn al icocr Seit. 9cibnlislnrib cue
Gpeiinlitdt. 49, puuptnrdriIer oeB -Gar'
roltpn Nrhcitcr Uidnrrrfors".
tglpril20.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
aohIen aeaen Yaar-

EaIe! EaTe!
CUR Heiie in's NasIano beisrat 8.
Naine, W. All, st. Haal-S trais.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

Gu ucrmictbcn.


Suct mublirte Simmer, init pncr nbne Scott.
ntuh6utrdgen I'll Gr. i29, Sprrcfts Straic, uabe
Dem NclGirs4idrft. t236-tM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

2de Goit. nn6 ait.speHue, gonicn.
INSTRUMENTATION - 81 r.
Saupi1uartfst oes @~efdHQnere;rs -eosl.
rcib,- ~TpmtnsBereiRs bes 4beIwt:Sss
.GGntonfG pnclnbes re. 44bt >. O.. o..
.SticninbE ittrtfiS VI. 1853, 3. n..r. : urb
caution S,pars u. ReranDannaSs8erttus'
t&ept21 40
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gerfduie oui scr bieiigcn GiIeften.
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gu %Dcrfanieu.


Sn perfnnicn:
Gin Iitieit= Nntbcil AM .Scrmuuiu sqGduuer
Dior" iI iehr biliQem grciie. Nnhmiraaen in
Gtienbronnt's Mnitluocu, Gdc Charles. unr
ytIingtpns Sttukc. tI431
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31
asbn ". Nitter's COMMUNICABLE,

Nr. 1922, OF 8raiisstraBt.
.ScNcnERnrmitdotcr Seretn" btrinutmtlt
no itoen erTtrn Bieuftas TN Diouai In
her Snuc. SGns ihr 8ereine ure Seh'
lthictteu Al petTisibeu.
(Jpnb,19
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-31

Hiinf GtiihIc. EN- Spic0cl ltno eine llbr lino
ntlltg ~ nerf1uter, Gutb}ufrugcn IN Hr. 1885,
ShosCburiessS trahe. t2l3-O '
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-02
wooDYoRp.

Miss Mabel Reid OF Bennington
/ visited her mother 81 grandfather
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. aud Mrs Harrington 81 shafts
bury enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner
| With Mr. aud Mrs Jas p Smith.
There sas q family gathering OF
Geo W kaapp's children Thanksg.y.
Ing AZ toe Mt Pleasant house.
Thanksgiving day vas the coolest
for several years. Friday morning
mercury stood NJ six below zero.
Aaron Williams attended dance nj
W.iiiamstown Thursday night. He
wcat with a party from Bennington.
Mrs Herman Bugbcc and son Geo
OF Bennington ate Thanksgiving sup.
per with Mr. and Mrs James Higgins
aud family nj Lskeview.
Miss Georgiana Cutler OF BennIng.
ton IL visiting relatives a few days.
Friday she and Miss Alta Cutler were
the guests OF Mrs Chas Sawyer NJ
Aaplcdale.
Edward l. Stone OF Leominster,
Mass, was at home Thanksgiving
day with his parents. lie had break.
fast with his mother In Law, Mrs
Clarissa Jepson and his daughter
Clara at Bennington.
We hear that business on the Chase
and Knapp lumber job In Somerset
has been temporarily suspended, and
that the proprletors are under bonds
for trespass. The report is not verified
but has a semblance of truth.
Herbert Eastman came down from
Arlington and worked on the lumber
job Ia Dunville four days, and left
because, as he said, there was not
enough day light there. This is the
first intimation We ever had that the
days weren't just as short IN Airing
ton as In Woodford. IL reminds us
of a man. VINO, a few years ago, lived
on mount Antoine" came to Wood
ford because lie so much wanted TO
see n bear!
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-02
MANCHESTER CENTER

Hoe Losslsad Munsoa 10 home Va
day.
An Boisford 10 In south shafts bary
IodAS on Business.
Master Hsrl,s Andrew 10 visiting
friends Ia Arlington.
La Graves store was opoaed foe
business Saturday morning.
W ~ I.aher,s aud lilo spent Thurs
day 9Th frlends Ia Rutland.
chas Robinsoa aud na,old shs~
spent Thursday In Burlington.
Miss Mar Hard of Arlinsiaa is tls
gues, Of Mr. and Mrs y Andre-.
Me- aud Mrs W n hrandy ars visit
lng friends Ia Troy and Albany.
Miss Alice Harriet spent Thursda,
sllh frlsads 10 Bennington aud 30
iarned today.
Tho district meV,ing - tho y A A A
wiil b. held Ia Ealon opora house
Wednesday Dec a.
ilers bell will sail his houshold
goods al ancsloa Saturday, Ito leaves
Tor California soon.
Tho body oi Rassoii lioyt ~ New
York Ciiy waI brought henr ior burial
l. Dellwood ocmeisry today.
Mr Dufrans aud Miss Maud nack
gcru uniicd In marriage la ~ faul's
church Thursday By " kel'oN
SIR and Mrs Buck 81 Arlington wofe
In iown Thursday o. attend Tho mar
riage Of their daughter Maud 10 Al.
man Dufrane.
Tho service club AZ the Baptist
church Gill hold = sale %. useful and
fancy articles Ia Tho church Thurs.
day afternoon and evening Dcc :.
Mrs Geo Dsllon, ~ho wAs found 10
brook near her home Thursday,
wvni oli while hcr daughters we're AZ
tending the Duiranc, Buck wedding.
IL 10 reported that q sister met death
In The same wAy In New YORK City
several years ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-02
Skulls for Paving.

While municipal authorities are de-
Gliding upon the relative value OF
asphalt. Belgian blocks. vitriied bricks
and wood squares as paving material
the inhabitants OF Gwandu, in Africa
have settled the problem to their en- q.
tire satisfaction by using the skulls
OF their enemies for paving the ap-
proaches Of their town. More than
1900 skulls are used in paving the
approaches to the various gates, and
to those who do not know what ma
terial is used these cleaning skulls,
polished to wilderness by the attrition
of countless feet form an ivory ap-
proach OF no small attractiveness.
When new pavement is needed there
liz no scandal about the letting of the
paving contract. War is declared upon
some neighboring tribe, and presently
the worn out pavement is replaced by
new one at small cost. Life ID
cheap in the African interior
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-02
A Matter For state Of Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Nv. ID. Vandiver,
superintendent Of. insurance, who has
been temporarily enjoined from execut-
ing his order revoking the charter of
the New York Life Insurance company
because of Its contribution of $135, 900
to the Republican national campaign
fund, has filed in the United States dis
trict court his answer to the petition
for a permanent injunction filed by
counsel for the company. He con-
tends that the United States court has
no jurisdiction over the matter, the op-
erations Of the New York Life Insur-
ance company in Missouri being solely
under the supervision Of the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-02
.r.., GAN. q, rr,s--,.a.

PRINCETON. y. J.. D~c Large
crowds have come into PRINCETON for
the big football game between the army
and navy. The gridlron WIS kept dry
with n two foot layer Of straw aud l.
In perfect shape. President Woodrow
Wilson has returned from the south
and entertained President aud Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt. with Miss Alice
Roosevelt. Former President Grover
Cleveland will attend the game and has
invited about thirty OF his friends TO
take luncheon nj Wristbands. bis home
on Bsyard lane.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-02
CIausn. nrekr ~. NrcL.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. THE rae.
Ing at City park track was generally
satisfactory. Don fonso won the first
race and was the only winning favor.
lite. though Elliott. winner OF the last
race. WIS heavily backed second
choice. carrying nearly Us much money
~ the favorite. In the steeplcchase
clausus. an outsider In the betting. fell
and broke his neck nc the first jump.
His jockey escaped unhurt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-02

BALTIMORE. D.c. :. Iart iohn.
son aud yonnE PETER Jackson. both ~
whom are credited 10 California. me, Ia
= twelve round fight b-for- the Eureka
Athletic club last night Al ia conclu
sion no decision Was given, johnson
had undertaken a. knock Jackson out
within the twelve rounds or take tho
smaller end of the receipis. lie fail~i
io do -. iars-iy owing 10 Iarkson's ~
martable ability a. kesp himself GOV
cred aud 60 the fact that Jackson dld
not hesitate a. run away fnom biz oI'
ponent Frequently he made half the
circuit 81 N. ring. literally running
Johnson pounded him numerically
whenever be- could catch NJ. hut was
unable 10 scorr n Knockout blow. lack
son fully sustaining hls reputation for
ioushn.ss. jackson foulei repeatedly.