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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
DESDE HUMACAO
FL juicio contra nuestrO CO.
rresponsal sehor Marquee.
Fundador Vargas.
LAS HAS De MARIA
Los republicanos viendoylslo
nes. Bale de socledad.
Novenario. Al copo.

Mayo 9.-El vlernss se celebr6 el
juicio contra don Carlos Marquee,
por alterar 10 psz pdolicA; essa de-
nuncla 10 hIzo el cabo Cuevas, desta
cado en- Yabucoa, e aefior Marquee
tue absuslto, por habsr prohado en- el
iuicio su inocencla. Estss son plan.
chas que 90 tiran de vez en- cuando al'
gunos apasionados de los tndirldu9S
que componen 10 policia insular.
Ell Cinemat6grafo Vargas, que
hseia dias % encontraba en esta clu-
dad, ha salido para YAbueoa. des
puea do habsr dado unas euAntas fun
clones, de las que ha quedado este
ilustrado pd olieo muy sattsfsch,.
Qlsremos hacer constar, por CON
ducto do las Hiiss dc Maria, el agra
dscimiento que estas guardian OIL 90
nor Fnndador Vargas, por 10 galan-
seria que gusrdara para con elias
dando & benehcio de 10 indicada ins
titucl6n 10 Ultima de sus funcionel
aQui
Los republicanos de esta ciudat
estsban ayer muy animsdos. les vi
mos tomsr algunas copas conmemo
rando 10 destitucl6n del Gobsrnadol
Winthrop. Ssgdn sllos, vino IN pa
iarito a dsrles 10 enhorabuena de qu'
Mr., Hunt venfa por cable q hacers'
cargo del gobierno de Puerto Rico
EstAn viendo vistones los republicA
nos do Humacao.
Ell domingo pr6xlmo 30 llevars
4 cabo un gran baile de socIedad or
Ia morAda de los ssposos G arcfa So
10, Ea mucho, con tal motive, sl en-
tuaisamo que reina on esta iuventud,
sAnto fsmenina como mAsculina. Lal
damas 90 proponen prolongar ssts
clsse de diversiones, poniendo capai
4 10 galante iuventud de esta socie
dad.
Ell dfa ounce empezarAn les no
ysr,as del mes de Mayo en- esta eiu'
dad. La activIdad de que estAn dan
do muestras los gensiles sefioritas FL.
vira Borgss y Carmelits Martinez,
Presidents y Vice. Presidenta dc los
Hijsa dc Maria, psrs llevar q efecto
loa eultos cat6licoS, 81 prusbs eviden'
10 do cue estoa quedaran muy lucidoS.
-Rsina mucho entusissmo on
uusstras flas politicas para lanEarss
Ala propaganda de nusstra agrupa'
zion, al sfecso Sc empeznaa los
mestinSs el domingo On sl poblado de
Ias Piedras, que es do oade los rspu.
blieanos dicen tener msyorfaI pero no
rscuerdsn que sn 1904 les ganamoS
nor cincuentA y seis votos, dadaA
nueatrA administration manera de
procsdsr con sl cAmpesino adversario,
an estas tremos Al copo, sin que len
qusde ninguns,
CORREsPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
PROCRESO De SUlA
La situaci6n economical de
Suiza.-Aumento conside-
rable de poblaci6n.
ELEMENTO EXTRANJERO
Was ferreas. -Exportacloues'
Correos. -Cajas de ahorro.
instruction Publlca.

Recisntemerte So he publicado un
interesante trAbajo estudiando 10 si.
tuacl6n polltica y econ6mies de Su 20.
Entrssacsmos algunos datos que evi.
dencian el enorme progreso que 90 ha
operado On todos los 6rdenea On aqusl
pals.
TeniA Suiza on 1,870 2 millonsa y
medic do habitartss, 1e4 por kll6ms-
troa cuadrados, En- l. 300 81 poblaei6n
ascendlA & $500, 900 almAs (SQ habi.
tAntss por kil6metro
E numero do extraDieros que reais
dian on 1,S70 on auiza era de 15O,C0
| (5,7 por 100 dc 10 poblasi6n tosal,l =
en- 1900, $4,000 (11.6 por 1901
En- 1870 hAbfs en- ex plotaci6n 1900
kll6metroA de tsrroearril, cue traspor.
taron on dicho aHo 800, 900 visieroa
| y 2 zoo, 900 toneladas do mercancias,
Treinta amps dsspu6s 10 explotahan
1000 Kilometres y 90 transportaban SO
millones do visieros y u 200, ,0C0 tone
ladas de productos.
Sc han construfdo en- el plazo do
tempo & que nos refsrimos $50 kll6ms.
troa de trSnVias.
La expoftaci6n ha subido desde
!, ,SS5 q 1904 dc 666 mlllonea do fran.
COS q S9l millones y medic.
La red telef6nica tsnia el afio pa
sado 242,0O0 kti6metros y contapa con
l47 coo abonados,
En- 1880 clrcularon 66 millones do
cartas y 10 do postAles. En- 1905 "a
duplic6 10 circulation dc los primerAs
y paa6 de 55 milloues 10 de leo segun.
dAs, RI servicio telegf &fieo aument6
en- 10 MAMA proportion.
LAS Csiss dc ahorros % han mul.
.iplicado de un modo asombroso. En-
$50 habfa 163. con lsl,l72 imponen.
tes. En- sus csiss ssl ian 6O,40O 600
trancos.
EN-. .S67 habla 664 Csias de ahorros,
con sS4 1000 frances de 1.3I4l0Q
imponenies,
Hay $500 socIedades de socorros
mdMos, con 26o, 900 asociados J 80 mi.
llones.
7, para concluir, un dato que ex.
plicarA ca gran parte 10 prospsridad
dc 10 Rep1blicA h,lv6uca. Los can.
tones invisrten en- instruction dblica
anualmente 81 millonea do frances, y
el G bierno f,deral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
VAR|AS AQT|C|AS
.
Gran elcasez de ganadO va
cuno en- Arecibo. En- la
Federation Libre.
DRAGADO DEL CANAL
Ordenes a los alca;des de Ia
isla. Deficiencies en- los
carros electrlcos.

En- Arscibo se nots gran eEcasez
de gAnado vaeuuo, q causa de que los
que 90 dsdlcAban & ests negoeio 10 han
abandonado. entregandoae por com
pleto al cultivo de 10 caflA.
FL pr6xlmo domingo celebrark
fancl6n on el .eatro do 10 Federation
Libre 10 compAf1ia iuvenil c6mico liri'
CO, que diriis el ioven don Mel
chor ARIZONA, Sc pondran es escena
las piszas c6micas eP arada y Fondas
do Vital Aza, y sSuma y Sigus,s Er
el intsrmedio cansara 10 gsllega del
<ChaIeAux Marg saux, el ioven tenor
Luis Earbosa.
Para el cargo de j Juez de Paz de
A6asco fle nom brado aver por el 20
bsrnador, oil ssfi Or don Lorenzo G
tam5ide.
Sc han dAdo 6rlensa & los al-
caides do carcsles dc 10 isls para que
no remitan oil preside ningdn presc
hastA tAnto SO tsrmioan las obras de
ensanchs ca dichA penitenciaria.
-Nueatro amigo el sen Or Valdez
tiene actualmente en- proyeclo impor
tantss reformss on 10 linea de CAtaio
Por de pronto es mly seguro que ss
hara el drsgrado del camel, El 80
nor Vald6s tambi6a Sc propone meio
rsr el ssrvicio de pazsjeros q fn ds
que puedan hAcerae visles durants Ia
noche.
La o6eina del departamento del
interior 10 dIspone sscundar dlchai
raformAs siempre cue sean de utilidad
p6blica,
Sc nos informa que exlGte Ia
idea entire varios veGinos dc San Juan
Rio Piedras de dlrigirse en- queia
los ayuntAmlentos respectivos, contra
las continues deficiencies 6 irregula
ridades on ell servicio de carros elea
tricos, que tanto periudiean q ambos
vecindArioa, Sobre toto 90 quejsn
los de Rio Piedrss de las preferenciar 4
que se le conceden q los de Santurce,
d&ndoles carros cada siete minutes y
medic, mientras que aquellos los tie.
men cada hora,
Alegan tambieo que si hay ave
riaa on 10 maquipa, los psriuicios de-
ben recibirlos todos los puntoa del
trsyseto en- re9la proportional no
que ssa uno solo el dnico perjudicsdo,
-Ha sido muy lamsntsda el fa.
llecimIento do nuestro buen amigo don
Arturo Risci Altenor, de Pssillas,
persona respectable y antigua conner.
siante de aquslla losalidad,
-Ea 10 esianeia sGuamAnis, ter.
mine Municipal de GuAyams, hubo
un meeting unioniIts en- 10 propisdad
del aenor don Celestiuo DomIngues
Gomez, oil cual asistieron muchoa ve-
cinos del pueblo,
Sc encuentra en- San Juan el
j6vsn letrado aeh ,r don Calestino Do
mInguez Rubio, Quien regresar& ma
mana q ~ reaidencia de Gusyama.
-Por coneepto de maltas han In
gresAdo en- el Tesoro insular 1l5 so
cobrAdoS por variaa colecturfas do
rentAs de la isls.
Sc Cacuentra dssde aver On San
Juan Cl Superintendent de e.cuslas
dc Aibonito Mr.. Packard.
-En el DepArtamento de EduCa.
ci6n Sc estk hacienda ell proyecto do
plano para Ia nueva casa e4Cuela de
Vitques.
Aver vIsisaron ssta redaeci6n,
nuessroS distipguidos amigos CO.
rrsligionArios don lJose G. Morales,
Alealde de AguSs lBusnaE y don Juan
Ros Chumillas, dspositario del ayun.
tamiento de Rio GrAnde.
Han h acho permuta los subco'
lsciorss de Atbonito y Vega alta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
CH|L|NDR|NAS
II Anuncios =" rspublicanos.
i0oce de Mayo! iArma al
brazo! En- "La PerIa."
LA.GRAN EsCUADRA
Acorazados, canones y pro-
yectiles de gran calibre.
Mere magnum.

lQIe manerR de Qnunciarse
tienen los repub icanOa
Hemos viato una h)js suelta,
que no es, por cleric, an recI0mo,
sntes bien eS Mn aviso
generoS0 al adverSdri0.
Asf 10 dicsn On tono
un tAntlco chabacano,
despues do hAhlar de caflonas,
fortines y saoraz Ados,
dc balas y proyectiles
de d 81. .Z,mhombszoi
iVays un modo generoso
dc avisar a los contrarios.
Entrandose dc 10 Historic
por los anchurosos cAmpos,
en- estilo campanudo
hablan del D0cs de Mayo',
reeuerdan 10 formidable
sacuadra de mister Sampson,
equtparandose 4 ella,
y todo para anunciarnos
que organizRn un gran meeting
en- el lugar nominado
sLa Perlas, de Julian Silva,
que es una peria en- ell tango,
puea ca materia de hygiene
anda muy NAL dicho barrio.
HAbra de reunirse en- esa
especie de <m are msgnumz
Ia eScuQdrG fepub!icana
compueSt0 de grandss barc0s,
con el obieto, Ain duda,
dc ensayar IN simulacro,
gaatar su p6lvora en- salvas,
hacer ruldo, mucho rufio,
ain proyecho, y calsntarsa
indtilments los calcoa.
Mandarin los mas ilustrsa
msrinos republieAnos,
pues lss tales maniobras
van q ser de tiros largos.
Tan lsrgoa aeran los tiros
que no daran on el bianco;
y como 90 hslla Ella Perlas
muy pr6xlma al Campo Sanso,
on euanto llegue Ia noche
no faltarau faegos fssuos.
Esa <batalla> Anunciada
con tantisimo aparato
y con tantlsimo alarde
Va resultar un fracaao
y, pueA los buques 10 muestran
de Scsfionea erizAdos....s
loa bArbsroS unionistas
iran q deacafionarloals
Susrez de MOta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
CALDEPA Y MOTOR

Sc vende una caldera de IS caba
iloH y un motor dc So caballos de Ia
ronombrada tsbrlsa eAtlass, tIene
POGO uSo. Para intormss dirijirEs I
B. E, De Sola. a.-P, Q. Box sos. Ssr
Juan r. r. 2Vs,1m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11

nos b an creido poner IN t6rmlno etsr
no 4 10 lucha social eorsando con
largaa GALES los antiques barrios pa
ris.enasa, en- donde se lsvanssban con
prontl.ud les barrcadss, y trAnifor'
mando los alredadores en- campo
asriucherAdo. En- tfscto hoy un movi-
mIenso eI impossible, Pero nadie de-
sendr& una revoluci6n dnicamense
corstituida por la huelga general; 10
huelga dc tarii&s es la mas terrible de
sodss.
Probable es cue de aquf & unoa
snos asiatamos & una reyolucl6n So
c!al on FranciA, Dlticil ca decir 10
que resultara Dc ella, y al Ia vida
pdblica said 4 meiorads, Pero %
innegable cue todo esta preparado
para un tal Econtecimiento, Cusndo
ae examina los progresses que ha hs.
cho el socialiamo desde hacs VENTS
amos, se qusda uno essupsfActo de 10
seguridad implacabie del partido obre
70 on tanto que los socialiatas de Ea
tado han hsch) mas ruido que trAba-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11

AcAbA dc apArecer un libro; Pants
lie rate francois do M, Pierre Rauden
uno do los mas notables entire los 10
venea hcmbEea do Eatado frances.
Preconias con atrevimiento In recon-
ciliaci6n con Alemsnls EGto co ain
tomaiico, en- al momento 81 que el
aiser parece cue hayA comprendido
10 necesdad de evitar un c3ndcto, En-
el salon que 30 acAbS de abrir y cue
eontiene hermoalsimas obras dc Ro.
din, do Besnard = del gran pintor
Carriere, que acabs de morir, oil re-
trato del Kaiser 40 destacs, tornado
por un ioven lmpEesionista aleman,
Felix Borchardt.
ES un exIto de curiosidad y dc
quasi Sinpatja en- este brilIants salon,
donde 81 arts frances aparece verda.
deramente delicioso y luminoso. La
eiecueion de 10 sint0nta dom&Stic0 de
Rich Ard Strauss, 90 los core .ertos
Colonne, hA aldo por otra parse 81
pretexso de una mAnfsstac Ga dc las
mas amables hacis 10 Alemania srkfs.
tioa,
EssRmos en- el cxmbio de eorte 80
dsspu6I de las smsnazas. Pero loa
problemaS europeoa no del an de eatar,
por ESQ, menos amenag Anles, 6 inelu-
dibles. Ellos rsaervAn muchas sorpre.
sAs. No hay NADIA mGs curioso que el
decaaimisnt0 brusco de Italia do la
TripliCs y Hu orientAci6n mas que cor.
t6I hacia Francia, baio el impulse de
Vicior Manuel III que 90 un verdade
70 principe y una gran intelig sncis,
Tambien eS iutereiAnte la soluci6n de
10 criIiS h6ngarA y ell acceso oil poder
dc hombres como WEEK srls, Audrassy
, KoIsuth. Hay 90 eGGo eventualida.
dss que no SO poifan recslar hacs Gin
co amos,
Camille MaucIair.
Paris, Abril de 1908,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07
Peculiar and Pertinent.

The highest point to which a human
being can ascend without involving in.
jury to health is Ii, 500 feet.
British Columbia promises to be.
come 4 dangerous rival of Oregon, as
an apple growing region. During last
season 600, 600 trees were planted.
Gen. John c. Bates, who will be
head OF the general staff for d brief
month, is the first bachelor in the his.
tory OF the American army to attain
this eminence. His regime will be
only for February, the shortest month
In the year, when he makes room for
General Corbiu,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07

Glasgow News: A stranger from
Lewistown was found wandering aim.
lessly on the range near Sun Prairie
q few days ago. He had lost his way
and when found by q cowboy, he had
about given up, and it would have
been only q question of q few hours
until he would have persisted with the
cold: He was taken to the "Long Y"
ranch.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Stockmen's National
Ar FORT BENTON.
AT FORT BENTON,

In the state OF Montana, at the close of business,
January %, 1906.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07

The WEEKLY RIVER PRESS lisa good
newspaper to send away to your friends
the east: It will save you the trou.
BILE of writing letters
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07
For Sale or

for $500 spot C ash, or its equivalent in banka BILE
paper: Goods will be delivered in regular weekly
install ments ed during the twelve months following
receipt of remittance. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Address Il RIVER PRESS,
Fort Benton, Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07
Teachers Examination,

The next regular examination of applicants
for teachers certificates will he held in the office
of the county superintendent, in the court house
ut Fort Benton. Mont. on Friday and Saturday,
Feb. % and -, 1906, beginning at s 30 a.. m.
AGNES II. ATKINSON,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07
Lambs fer Sale or Trade.

About 1900 head of lambs, an extra good lot,
for sale or will trade for steers. For particulars
address JOHN CROWLEY,
Holmes, via Chinook, Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07
Terms Of Court, 1905.

CHOCTEAU COUNTY.
Tuesday March 20.
Tuesday, June 26.
Tuesday, Octob Der %.
VALLEY COUNTY.
Tuesday, February 20.
Tuesday, May %.
Tuesday, September Is.
Tuesday, November p.
TETON COUNTY.
Tuesday, March 20.
Tuesday. June II.
Tuesday, September Is.
Tuesday, December II.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07

January %, 1906.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. $S2s ,531 Il
Overdrafte, secured and unsecured.... 1885 81
Y. >. Bonds to secure circulation. ...... 100000 90
premiums on U. s. bonds ............. 5000 90
Bonds, securities, etc. 2O,676 Al
Banking house, furniture and fixtures. 1000 %
Other. real estate owned ............... 10000 90
Due from state banks and
Due from approved reserve
Checks and other cash items '~'' $40 8
Notes of other national banks 2,o65 90
Fractional paper currency,
nickele and cents ...... 40 80
Lawful money reserve in bank
fsp pes1 tends, notes - s: ssi =? 90 90 7,s 40 "a
Redemption fund with u. 5. Treasurer
% per cent. of circulation) .:..... 10000 90
Due from U. =. treasurer, other than 5
per cent redemption fund ....... 500
sl,sl7,ss9 81
LIABILITIES.
CAPITAL stock !es paid in...................ssoo,ooo 60 90
Undivided d" profits, less expenses and ''''''0"
taxes paid 1900 20
National bank notes outstanding. ..... 100000 90
Due to other national banks$ 1910 O6
Due state banks and bankers s25 O9
Dividends unpaid. .... ...... 100 90
Individual, deposits subject
Demand 's ess eeFtiic:t ties Of deposit :i:;;i s' a,s iss 90 ss
Time certificates of deposit sO2. 23S IS
Cashiers checks outstanding 1910 Is L, sso, s6s 81
Total $751;, 500 "a
State of Montana, county of Chouteau.-SS.
l, Louis D. Sharp, cashier of the above named
bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
LOUIS D.. SHARP, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd day
of February, 1906.
john E. TEMrLEroN, Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest.
'""s S v CARROLL Director.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-14
MANCHESTER cEHrKR.


Herbert Bell is no better at this wilt
log.
Jack Provan OF Rutland wasin town
Sunday.
John billiard OF Salisbury was in
town Saturday.
j. x. BaIchelder OF darlington was In
town Saturday,
Waldo Williams OF Sunderland was
la town today.
Mrs l.. Dean OF Bennington was
recent guest OF AIRS IL. N. Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs Il. II. Holden OF Ben.
nington we're Ia town Saturday and
sunday.
The service club OF the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs Earl Marsh
Thursday afternoon. All members are
requested 10 be present.
Rev s. II. Watkins OF 81 Adams and
Rev I. W Forsythe OF Mlddlebury,
no have been holding mission ser
vice In Zion church returned home
Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs Earle Marsh have loan.
ed the Baraca class an organ. This
Is gieatly appreciated by the members
and their friends. M. q. Whitney 10
organlst.
Rsy Nc cready pr acied q memorial
sermon In memory OF h. late ReI ].
A. Swart Sunday. Ds John Baths
gave . very interesting history OF his
childhood and early life.
The Farther Lights society give =
Japanese social 10 the Baptist church
Friday evening. There will be Jspa
nese cherry tree aud tea house, and al
so an attractive entertainment consist.
Ing OF japanese songs, etc, all those
who take part appearing In japanese
costumes. All are cordially invited.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-14
EAST DORSET.


Miss May Brooks spent Sunday In
Rutland.
Chas Howe Of Rutland was 10 town
last week.
Miss Maude Seymour has returned
from Burlington.
Miss Jennie Leary has returned from
a visit in Dandy.
Mrs B. +. Roberts has returned from
u visit In Rutland.
J. X. Freddy OF Philadelphia was a
recent visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs j. C. Griffith OF Dandy
were In town recently.
Miss Isabella Wood spent Sunday at
her home In Manchester
Chas Gennett has gono 10 Georgia
where be has a position.
Fred Sears has gone to Rutland
where be has employment.
Thomas Mclaughlin OF Dandy spent
Sunday with his uncle here.
Mr. aud Mrs S. a. Shelter spent Sun
day with friends In Rutland.
Miss Eva Batchelder OF Rutland
visited friends here last week.
Miss Gertrude Carney OF West Rut-
land spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Elvanezs Bovea OF this town
and Harry Hubbard OF Manchester
were married at Manchester last week.
Mrs VIM Gennett OF Rutland spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs John De-
jordy.
Miss Kate Brooke has returned TO
North Adams after short stay at her
home here.
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WOODFORD.

Hiram Knapp is newly shingling
his house.
]. +. Smith has been In SALISBURY
on pleasure trip.
o. r. Hill has moved into the house
next to j. F. Smiths.
Geo. w. Knapp was in South Shafts
bury Monday on business.
Mrs E. L. Stone was with Mr. Stone:
parents last week In Ferndale.
Eight inches of snow fell Sunday
There are several small drifts.
Elmer Gleason is passing few days
with his son John OF Wilmington.
Allen Briggs jr. OF Searsburg
caught fine otter in one OF his traps
Lyman X. Bowles of Bennington
was a guest Sunday night at the Mt.
Pleasant house.
A frightened rabbit hid in the snow
Monday and was easily captured by
Elmer Dinwiddie.
Mrs J. L. Harbour and Mrs Geo A
Wood of Bennington have been visit.
ors In the village.
Several inches more OF snow fell
Monday night and Tuesday sleighing
was good In the city"
James Wright Sr. was quite badly
hurt by falling from a load OF lumber,
but is working again.
d. M. Gleason and other lumber
men are preparing for good winters
work in their business.
S. M. and Lyman X. Bowles were
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs j. l..
Harbour of Bennington.
Paul Waterman of Williamstown
was in town last week enjoying horse
back ride in the country.
Geo Knapp and wife went to A lbany
again Tuesday for further medical
treatment OF their little daughter.
Several from this place witnessed
"Mrs Temples Telegram" Saturday
evening at the Bennington opera
house.
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FRANK 3. HOWE, Editor and Publisher
The Mutual Life Ballot.

Owners OF life insurance policies In
the Mutual Liie OF i;ew York are teing
badgered nearly every mall by appe ais
TO vote this or that tickle, for directors,
The situation Is like this; the present
administration OF the company Is try.
Ing 10 hold It's grip on the compaby's
business and Is being fought by CON.
mil,ee OF policy holders who are try.
Ing 10 wrest the management from the
old board. There are three tickets In
the field: the administration ticket,
which represents the present manage.
meni; the united commitloss ticket, OF
the proposed new control; and the Sc
lecled fusion ticket which represents
somebody's scheme and should be av-
oided. Policy holders should vote
either the administration ticket or the
united committees ticket and IL seems
To the Banner that II Is 10 the Interest
OF the policy holders TO vote for the
latter.
We all know what the old m anage
ment has been and, while 10 has been
greatly improved under pressure, III
same old interests are 10 control and
the immense assets Of the company are
handled and managed by the Wall
street sharks OF finance. The unitcd
committees ticket Is made up OF some
OF the best business men OF the country
including Ex-Governor Carroll S.
Page OF this state, and we believe that
IL will be better for the policy holders
In the long run 10 elect this ticket.
The agents oithe company are work
ing for the administration ticket, but
II is charged that this Is through fear
that they will lose their jobs. What.
ever the outcome, policy owners have
absolutely no reason to worry about
their policies. The company Is fnan.
cIally strong and 4 policy in It is as
gJoi Jas a government bond. What
ever you do, don't lapse your policy
through fear or prejudice.
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stokes Wins Decision.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 14.-The court
Of appeals handed down decision
which awards to w. e. d. Stokes of
New York city 500, 100 damages against
the Continental Trust company. This
was his pro rata share of the differ
ence between the price at which an is
sue Of new stock was sold to private
banking firm and the market value of
the stock on the same day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-14
STONY BROOK STAKES.
0rmonde's Right, Favorite, woa the
Chief Event az Aaueduct.

'"'si hfe"t ~ AHheu"ets
NEW YORK, Nov. li.-Ormonde's
Right, the 10 fayorlte, won the
Stony Brook selling stakes, one mile
and a sixteenth. nj Aqucduct.
California King finished first, hut
was disqualified for foulng Ormonde's
Right In the stretch. Five fayorltes
aud a second choice won. Summaries;
First Race. - Sister Frances. first;
Consistent, second; Zlenap. third.
Second Race,-Frank GIN, FIRST; Ora
culum. second; Purslane. third,
Third Race.-ormonde's Right, hrst;
Yves, second; Sir Ralph. third,
-Four Race, - Martin Doyle, first;
Agile, second; Angler. third.
Fifth Race.-L j. Hayman, first;
Nellie Burn, second; Battleax. third.
Sixth Racs.-Deuce. first; sadlcr. sec
ond; King Henry, third.
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PERU.

A daughter was born Oct. 10th to Mr.
and Mrs Eli Cody.
The school entertainment aud c. Z.
supper we're we'll attended.
Mrs Charles Batchelder has returned
from visiting friends In Newfane and
Townsheud.
Miss Mary Coolidge Is attending
school at Burr and Burton seminary,
Manchester.
Mrs M. B. Lyon is visiting her SOD
in Barre and her daughter In Grown
Point, n. Y.
Mrs NJ. J. Hapgood and Mrs Frank
Wyman spent several days last week
10 Manchester.
Charles Boynton was called to Man.
chester by the sickness and death Of
his son Albert.
Mrs Richard Cook aud daughter Of
Manchester were recent guests at Mrs
Abbie Rabbits,