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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14
&erlamu s-Ins

,genau. StraFen SntmeriudGrenoer Sauuereii."
Die 20. SabresIeriantmIuHa itro @eamtetl=
lpahl liHoet Witthurdj, ocl IA. ltuoember. IN
9tt. 1924. Eenau>StraBe, liatt. 9ttbtdnpeienhe
Wtttalieoer o~erfanen in Strnfe.
CHS Geo. 4. 9redltcl, Setr.
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pnn Harf.

Der barptid dIidite .Sriebbct In Baltimore.
areat: $50 Mder Smmeripa brenoer Starter.
acIb bon alen StabitbeiIen. Strabenbablls
g8ugonS paliiret oeH Saupteineanqu ale hrt'
Minltten. @drme9 9Sarte3tntIter fir GoItc,
Die ben Srieobof bel rdu6enl Wetter beficten.
9essrdbuiBnIaee 8u febr mdbieen Rreifen.
IdniirtIi6 inter fortpdbrenber GtIe9e.
Si;san: Nr. 81, @eft.5aratpaa.S trake.
fGnnE-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

Sn oicicm Sabre NOD
ioQten bic 9rieic Scr &onigin &tttoz
ria, orei 9Gnoc, int Druid erldelnen.
a6nig Gblporo bat ober ollgeuronet,
Die Gerofientlihung out5uIdllebel1.
2oro Mober uno 9enion lollclt crit
jeoen 9riei ior0fGltig nafprillen lu1o
Niles ollsiheioen. Nos nllleb'orle"
Nllfithen erregcn fonilte. Sic Wit
nabnle ser Wcnoiren oes Sitrlten
Sobenlobc lolen bieien @ntlhhlB per-
onloBt BADEN, oo Die Gorrelponoen5
ie6r intimc ltno ihorfe 9eobod)tlll1-
gen iiber oic engliihe 9riltcfrotle nro
ellropoiihe 1iiritenbofe entbalten, Die
liher Sfonoale %berporritfen pilroen.
9os miiniht aonig Ghluoro illd)t.
unb bcsbolb miro Der Snbnlt gelld)tct.
Ger Melt blcibt I'M 4rt)lp butter
Sd)loB uno Hiegel bis alit lpntere
3eiten. Sd,. oonn limo oie Srlete ia
nid)t mebr bolb 10 intereliant, mic tic
un9ciidtet 9emeleu mdrrnll aif Den
Sforoal lit Dos Yubliflim erpld)t.
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Huu( W!cDer.

G5 fiurb pI1bIih am II, gtooenlber 1906
Gaul Wieger, ~9elicbter Sobn bon Catherine
lHo oe5 neritorbcnen Charles WleDer, tTn gilter
hon 20 Sabren 4 Mondten nnb 3 6agett. Sic
@eeroieung finoet Wittppdb, 2 llbr gia6rtits
tags. bon Ieiner IeBtei lSobnung, Nr, 436,
NentoloisStrube aus fat. (317-s)
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@iQia1l, Guuf'S

prahtpuleu cara, nit ibtpar6em Gu6, ipeibem
ODER oralem 9liifb iiter5oeen; duberen aaiien;
Necroigune . 9~lu5eiae, @inbnlfuniren,. Sanb'
fdube, 2r1ufrfIor, 9obtenbemo ODER 9ede, Seiff
autiden, &ues, GtiibIe. 2i6ter, 2elbter uno
Srnperie'n.
Iaes auaitinoia S75. Getne GEtra-s pefen.
$50 GeriaIot MN 2etdleu - $50.
@nbcrc Ncerbiaung $50, 500 nth $40.
9,urtp. nuo O~reeumuunt. gtUcnuc
9eioe Telephone. Gag uno 9sabt
CSft4-l
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Ecripnal Muti5eu.

-gSir beidfageIt &ierhe Siat alten. .GrciS upn
St.50 fir 4 &nirticn. @ent Sbr 8fetb labtl
iii. Iabt e5 bon ms beffIdaelt. unfcre 8eferet5:
Seoerndnr. Gpurrl d Guns, 1910 Ycunigts
uantnsIpeuue (0ttt0,I&S, tO9t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

Mopr Gems BON Nemort,
Scr lQngidbrige GorliBcnoe oeS repll'
blifoniiden County, uno StootS-eos
mites, bot iein Imt ais Forteifilbrer
nieocrgelcgt. @r bat Ser Gcmofrotle
9em- Seriep's maude @tie0erlage be
reitet. Sci ser leBten Mobl lino ober
Die Heptblifaner ulterlc9en. sic be-
ben 0ie Mebrbcit in Der S~tadtSgeleb-
gebllng an Die 3cmottaten obgebcn
miiiierL baden orei GonGreBlibe cill9cz
biibt. mo 9un0e&s Scnotor GrD0en
miro ndd)iten Mdr5 eiltcn oenlofrotI'
ihen Atohfolger, erbqItcn, NF Goa
in 5olgc Der mlictcrild)en glld)ots-
9i0, pelde pic HepNblitoper lebten
@inter burhqelebt bdben, Gnt lQld)er
Sdlog nod pier5ebnjobrlgen Grrols
gen Der Meplblitoncr, oqS ruor rlir
Moior 2cnb 5ll pieI. Gr frat BON Der
6iibrung 5urild.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

8 don mieoer cine GileE+
6o6n . aotaitropbe. bel Scr ein bal
bcS Sunoert Menidenleben oerlortn
acgaltgcn iino. Mon iolte ocrfe!L
sob nod bem llngliid bel Gtlontie
Gitp ouf Ben @obncn Niles getbon
miiroe, ltrl llngIilfSfdae 81 perblis
ten, ober sic 6obrlGiii9feit oouert
fort. Gle &otoitropbe bel @ooonlle
tit purd mebr ais grobe 6%abrloltgs
felt ucrid)uloct moroen. Gin &crbrc
d,ell, iiir OoS bic Sduloigcn 6libel
ioQtcn. 90 longc grobc Stredelt
lnicrcr 9abrcn MIR eingelel't9 lll1o,
meroet iid Die 9obnfotoItropben I'M
mer uno INNER m%ieberholen. Gen
Seitern Ser 9obnen muB anoerS 81.
2eibc oegangen meroen ais bIsber.
9os Ginioden bober 2ipioenocit ut
ridt sic SouptIohc, ionocrn bic 81
herbeit bes SctricS. II
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Spbn Seripig & Subn,
2eineutcitatter nnb Ginbnlinmirer,

yT. SoUor hEttuuef StIubC.
S,peieei6dft: gtr. 524, Gaftertsgbenle.
Siablunotofpu. 9altimnres9 olinth.
gBir buben In %unierer Ian9e1 Gefhdftsprarls
Vrofit 3uirieben. Sic ~ftinitcn 8utiben aeIiefert
fir Sod6eiten. ltnterbnItunaen unb unoere @es
Iegeibeiieu. @eioe Telephone. (W,at28,1&
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Nlte Teoerbetten.

Scr b6dfte 4reis luirb besabIt fir alte 5ehern
in irgen6 peirber Guuniitdt. Mtan teune Pnfts
farfe at 3. 8. Sfades, Tr. 6f3, Si1re. Gnta,us
strahe. getoe Telephone. t3-.2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

MIS- Scarf it lebtcS 5 4 + +
noh Scr 9telu : PORTER Mopor@mohl
cine N~eu5Gblung Der Stimnlen per
langtc, murOe ieine SorOcrlng bon
Dem @enerolonmolt Wapcr %runolue1
5llriitfgepieien. Sect, "a Die NepH
blifoncr sic 6uttertrogc p%erlaI'cn
IoaelL neil lie bel Der Nobl lebtc @o
dc unterlegen iino, iteat Ocrlclbe sc
neralanmalt Maner ben Nttrog, et;te
p~o1itdnoige Nel5oblllnQ Der ob9e9c-
6encn Stintmen pornebmen 5l ln'-
fen. So, Bauer, boS lit got5 mas
qnoeres, menn mo lclblt elmer ret
ten Yiriinoe perluitig gcbt @orldllr
Tia lit Scr Scrr 8cncral Nnmalt Mi
Ieileln Nntrog Dor oenl Hif)ter op'
ge6libt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

1eberoie omerifaniiden
3eitungen i1ut 9llolpig 5uloo IN lei
men yHciieeinoriiden" fem all5u giiu
Itiges llrtbeil. Sbre Samtanlboftig'
felt mo Seniotionsmnhe miBf1ut
ibm icbr. nShon sic entleblit,en
.Seab 2ines," Die fauit0iden lleber-
idriiten Die IN geidnodloien Sapt-
oarlipl Die Holinell aus Dem nad)fol-
geuoen allden piden. idreibt er, Font
men 5ortere ellropGiihe Nerpen sur
Ger3peiflung treibei. las gan5e
@latt 5oppelt mo iudltclt. Mitten IN
clnen artifel hinein id)ieben iid) Slli@
itrotionell ooer Heflamen; man lpeii
nift rcdt, 100 es ioeiter gebt, man
meiB iibcrboupt uid)t. 100 man cine
beItirunltc 9ubrif III 0ielem fltrters
bullten Turdeinouoer iud)en loa. lin
tic 5t flnoen. miB mo crit 9lethlam
bird cine Shnlbitbeneaiie iih Oiirf'
id)laaen. in scr man pom sipan5iJ
Stelen gleid5eitig ~anaebriiat miro."
= Sir cine SPECIES uuierer omerita.
nild)en Erelir lit Die Siilba'i6e aritif
gatl5 Sitreffenb; aber bos aeiepubli-
fun mill eS ia 10.
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Iuf geblitmtten &dttHlt
miro binfiir na6 GntideiOung ocs
Sberbun6eS = @eridts Elm }neitodber
3oQ crhoben, Gin @erth}oI nno etil
Spc5iol3oll fiir Die 9liimfen Otll'
tier, Die linn ~aufgeorudt moroen lilto.
8ci in1pnrtlrten Seibcnitoffct MIRO
fcit Gnppel5oll erbobcn, sir 8lel'
ocrItoffe Der reidcn sSrollcn elltTn'
hcn. fir Die utloercn ooppclte 3nlle.
@arum trogert Die grnlcn nift lei
hene aIeiber2 @ic iagte 0odj jctte
oOclige Iome. als sic 2lrnet llodj
8roo idrien :? @orllm ciica lie MIDI
Sudden! Hrf1e 5r1f..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

SAT- 10 mcni9 Ginmonoes
rer nadl Dem Siibeu 9eben ldrcibt
Scr in Birmingham, Gloy erIdeinen-
sc .2eoeer" Gem llnlitonbe sit, BOB
jener Sonoestbeil 10 peringc Tertre-
taig i'm aoniularoienit bot. @enn
ntebr Yoiter nit Siiblanoern be'ebt
iu1ren, lpiiroen bieie Die Gor5itge III
res @ebietes ebenio IN baS red}te
2idt 81 itellcu miiielt mic Die aus
Dem Ncrber unb NeItelt. Gs lieat
otlerbinas etlpos BARN, penrid)on
bie aoninln fiir Die @erbung bon
Ginipopeerultes &efrllten foum Oh
reft etipos ibun biiriten. Sic @eiet.
sung eilieer IoIten nit Siibl1noern
ipiiroe obcr inimlerhin i'll Iusloloe
barouI allimertlam MAIDEN. Dab es
aud bort Sntereiien siebt, Die Der
@eodtung por Seiien Der ghnini-
itration iuerib iino.
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Gas Neueite, nm Geute IN
ieine Stride 5u 1oden unO ben 8otte"-
oienit on5iebelo 81 modelL %GelItet it'd
Ser NemsNorfer 9aptiiten!Ereoi9er
9r. @oooidilo. @r bot Elm Dfaoel Ell
aogirt, bas nid5t etrpo li19t, lolloern
Dor Der Hreoigt etlpoa - ptclft, eHc
Yieiffiinitlerin. Sri. Gtbcl Eolnler
pitt letten Sonntpg 0%Yia5oniao" bon
Gobpn Oos nSnterne55o" dlS Mos
cagni's .GopoQerio Hulticona" ltno
.@er5en uno 9lumen" pom 1obon.
&altOepiQe bei'm @otte20icnlt. Wcnn
Der Ereoiger nidt 5ieht, oonn 1nlB
mas gepfiffen lperoen.
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Sas bette nuS biaiaite srntiGs 9latt In ben
M.ittels uub sioitaatch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-14

Ger ron50iih GDirurJ
Eoirier bat in ser @cdocmie Der Ne
oi5in bic 9iloung elmer iron5oiiideH
Siga fir arebsfranfheit rnO Die Or
riftun9 eines Snitituta fiir areb3-
forIdung angeregt. Or. @cInrth y.
Gotbidilo mioncte nod m0brcnO Der
SiBultg Der 9leoocn1ic 100000 6rcS.
iilr DOS Snltitnt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-03

A womsa 81 years old hook hsF osh
lie In Chicago voenily. leaving -
her sarroslns fsmll, lhls oaiy sspls.
silosi ~ atn 30 Tired, "a iired -rsf
IL so much IA do" She bad haishusi
her task before she bad sought dealt.
Iisr hone had hsen made risaa and
osa,, A heavy sah'rs Asd bsen
dried. lrnn-d sod laid oai Ia neat ~
derlF piles Then zoe had gone n tho
auto ~ the little one sad 9Th hsi
a-n tlred hands had -sleoned death.
THIS 10 . sad lesson 10 The iisins vhu
may s,lii have ilned mother Ia ths
household. rearing the heavy burdens
aaoomplalninglJ, std should b. deaf
10 -hom she cares for 80 faithfully.
She should hs given everv help posi-.
bio from the stronger sons and dAsgh,
trrs ~ho srs nsrlecilns tho home dot
iss that They might perform. leaving
,hstn Tor The tired mother 10 do. ~
an 80 tlrod, 90 tlrcd- there 1. so much
10 do" Too many . good mc'hsr
feels 10 ~ she goes 90 sud on bsAring
ihe burdens Too macy veil grown
ehildreo forge, q |. they SEX pleas
ure and pasilms and constantly sdd 60
The burdens Of the mother which should
be Igh,ened ., lhs years 20 by.-Dro.
ser's Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-03
NOkIh RUPERT.

Miss Georgia Brooks Is home for
the holidays.
Leon Towsley has gone to Dandy
for few days.
Charles Phillip and family passed
New Years 10 Dorset
Miss Julia Winchester is in Spring
fed, Mass, for her vacation.
Alonzo Wade and family have gone
to Dorset for few days.
Clinton Towsley, who has been on
the sick list Is able to be out again.
Miss Ida Sheldon has gone to Dor.
set to visit her grand parents Mr. and
Mrs John Madison.
Mrs Clara Paddock passed q few
days last week with her aunt Mrs
Serena Sykes in Dorset.
Miss Georgia Wei wood and Joseph
Wildwood who is home from RECI for
u vacation visited their sister, Mrs
Horace Winchester G, few days last
week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-03
FACTS IN NATURE


ToT taal,is sho ars Tan-iosn ani nsFf-
0ls ahu slfsf fIoal in1isesliol ~ dFsr
Islsia, hsadsrhs. iili0asI,ass. ~ loFlid
IssF, osalal i0ngas nilh elisT iasis tn
the m0Tnihg ani pooF aplsiils, u d.
eoaes naaesssFl - lafn u saHas i.,nis ~
slfsAEilif nsT shish siii assist Mature
ahd hep lL6n D. sol ga Their fs~t ant
pal The aadg inl0 ~ pTuIlsf ooililuoA- Ia
= h.eooH.ins nofo alld nlofo sptafsht nat
Aslafss lll.sl Fsla4tls heslth slfins
sseals afs 10 b fuand Ia iolssi pisnts
AL nslls-
NsaHg iogtYYssr ssa To- nv. Pierce,
nas ohlsHifiHs phy siFIan d. lhs intalids'
huisl 49, sfslrai iusiiilie, al hufsio.
y n, uishsfrni ihst - sriehuaralil
saifarN - oaalsnihs osftaih iAedisi'
"a " ar go inin hsi.ss ls,uis, ssksA
taos q iaediriaa ahirh as msftsioaaig
.lneisnl 'u eaFas rasas u hlead dislftsf
anf liFef anl sianafh fuqtis A. sell -
mahf othrf fhFoair. ~ llhscfihs all
mcnls. ILis olnoshlfated etusrt ~
Nalafs's vitality hs hamad sfi0idsa Md,
icai Discovery ID IilFinas TIE bioa.d -
puliins tla siamsfh snd iNsf ihta
heaishf naHiilioas uufehf hsipihs ths
sigesiiul znd assimiiaiian " foad = tirh
taais ths hissi, tksfsbf u saFus es2k
siafaach, indisoslion, saftii iltef, ~ til'
NHINHINN -
N Yau have noalad iaIgus. sHh ttliaf
W hsd lasts IN thr mnfnins, ffr4aeht
hcsdarlas lee seas, rasiiY ufsi. stilrhes
90 naia ~ sido. hass sifus oai easily at.d
sfhcs. hsiehihs ~ sas. Constipation. ~
iffesaiaf aasfis tel fashss y heat al
lsfhziiis 9Th CHILLY srnsati6ns ~ kihs
dfed sft iians. tlrl talihi H. dsf4nses
f,fHl a. FnnF siniassh, liver and sidnefs.
shlsh Ill 'uelden Nailsai blsesssft'
Gill caTfr 4 nufa speedily snd fsfnAs
Herf'1 thaa ans athef shas a asrhl Goa
lains a. a'eahni ~ hahiisfafhlhs drugs
Al iis inFFoilsnis pfinlai IN llsin Zee.
lish ~ sfarlrf
The sir ni1iite &c Substitution l. 20
pafmit ihr dealer o. make . little mofu
pfafL IT, ssiHsl fua iflse Accfpt ~ Sub
suiaie &C. snaldgn M-diea' Discovery.
Constipation Gauss and assfafaies
many safinls diseases. II 10 ikufnlshiy
rnred b. ~. flsfors Pleasant fciisiA
ons laN,ii,si t-o - three arc eaihsFtic.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-03
Ys.r Ys..a p..a o. r.r-.

ROCHESTER. Mich. Jan. ALARM.
81 BY the deserted appearance Of The
farmhouse o. Clarence A Barnum. WIN
rccenily iecai~i here. neighboru br,kr
into the house and found Bamnm. hl-
wife. his daushier Louise. aged twenty
thre. aud bis son Clinton. aged sixteen.
AL lying dead The wife AMI the son
and daughter had apparently been muir.
dcrs,i with an AZ In the hands ~ the
father. who l. thought 90 have gone In.
sane. A single barelei shotgun lying
near bis corpse and the fact that his
bead was almost entirely blown OF
showed how Farmer Barnum himself
had met his end.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-03

sssas~ rsi.sAss. sAss ntsA@-s ss--
ei-.es "a |. rFiaL


ei-.ss "a fFi.L
LONDON. Jaa g. Dispalches frsm
~ i'stsFsbaEs say that ne eslann IN
dee GsnsEai oEion seat % pat doga me
insaFtectlea % the ulhuaniahs IA ne
hsllie PFeglnoas h makins siss pFas
Irss
Mhrn the nnssian oalumn Frsrllei q
slaliaa hear Milau 0eneFai 0Fio1 inter
rsssissi The mayoF the deputy msyoF
and ~ slatioa master, nlsy lold him
lhsf 40 ionssF FeeoEnisad the esaF
It,eY sefe iininaiiaisiy hanset
Ihe sifiks esaaiihaas "a ~ kii.sFian
ullaaY, shisl upass hald, hsHins
inssi - ilr railway mra, Tn.a.,
iiains arc isins rushed ho.nesani silh
rFeNs u saidieFs. No FasaHd IL paid a.
liias tsties. siih 'lis result that many
casualties have alfrady aoruffri, ahd
hnaNiri disasters sIr fsaHnd
Tho ssfcsunsni IL iasins ensssuiir
inessaFrs % faseslaii the lhr>iirasi Fis.
ing Ia the spIinE iiundfeis ~ l.srsai,s
arc being ARRESTED lhrsaEisoul ne cas-.
piEs. ani arms eami.s snd dpcumeass
sv beins srisri Disorders oohlinue 81
many places apaTt fraa the STRIFE
Serious disorders amons me reserves
rriufnins ffoin the far essi are Fsi.aFi
81 % have taken place 81 Cb~iishinsk.
government ~ orrahafs an the Tnns
siberian Failfoad Al that place lhe ~
srftes assisted The frFolniiansFirs o.
friosse = Hambef % asiiaioFs Who had
hesn PLACED under arrest They sntss
aneatg attached the railroad siatian.
Tho aushorities we're unabis o. Fr.lsi
The attack asiaE u = isrk az tnsof,s
A Moscow dispatch says that an eye
witness - the surrender ~ nc nri,~ls
~ the ffpthaFoif mills saW twe q ID.
dnsiaadefs shss ~iIlani sssn the ZEN,
hianrr ~ trial
The pfop~fty ~ foreigners la the
ffrsha district has becn damaged o.
dssinayei % q great ettsat among tho
Losses beins = i've sisFy bFirk building
i,eloneing o. a nafuraiis~i Am~firan
v, kiabronsky. who has leis-d with
the Am@Fican consul. Mr. smith. a de
mand Zoe damages against The ilnssian I
government.
While = detachment u dmgeons 81
itlEa vas Engaged IN grooming their I
ioscs ihcy wrre attacked by 8n ~afk
inen. armed with revolver. aud swords.
with tho result that eleven Dragons
wcrr Killed and fourteen wounded III.
soldiers rallied and opened firc on their
assailanis. Killing eight Of them. Trossps
scru Thea summoned aud surrounded
Ihe rrbels.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-03
Attempt to Poison AIRED Couple.

GREAT HARRINGTON. Mass. Jan.
3.-The police are investigating an APP
parent attempt TO poison Mr.. and Mrs
James Seymour. an aged couple. living
on farm here. Upon going TO the well
for water Mr.. Seymour found n pow
der, apparently paris green, spilled near
the well. His suspicious were aroused.
and II was decided not TO drink any OF
the water. Later several chickens
which had been at large In the yard
near the well were found TO be pol
soned. and many OF them died. Mrs.
Seymour alleges that the poison was
thrown Into the well for revenge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-03
Met a Succession of Hurricanes.

ST. JOHNS, n. f., Jan. 3.-The Al
Ian line steamer Buenos Ayrean, which
has just arrived here after being out
fourteen days from Liverpool. fought
her way through the worst weather the
captain of the vessel said he had ever
experienced on the north Atlantic
Great seas sweeping the decks uproot
ed ventilator pipes and sent them
crashing through the saloon deckhouse.
The cabin was flooded. boats were
smashed and all kinds Of deck gear de-
mollshed. The voyage was made
through a succession Of hurricanes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-03
Wilson WIN succeed Peiroe.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.--Announce-
ment was made at the state depart
ment that Huntington Wilson of ILL
nois, at present first secretary of the
American legation at Tokyo, will be
appointed third assistant secretary Of
state to succeed Herbert II. d. PIERCE,
who has been nominated to be minister
to Norway.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-03
shaw Como. to the Re.cue.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. = Although
he has not changed his policy in regard
to relieving the money stringency by
placing a large amount of government
funds on deposit in national banks,
Secretary Shaw has again decided to
anticipate the payment of interest on
government bonds. The interest due on
Jan. was anticipated last month, and
similar action In connection with the
February interest payments has been
announced at the treasury department.
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New Trial For johnson.

PHILADELPHIA, jan 3.-The state
supreme court granted new trial to
Charles Johnson, who was convicted Of
murder in the first degree for killing his
sister-in-law, Margaret Johnson, and
her niece, Annie Benjamin, aged ten
years, at their home, near Towanda
Bradford county, Pa. Bigler Johnson.
brother of Charles and husband of the
woman, was hanged on July
rs last for participating in the crime.
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SALISBURY CENTER.

Edgar Galusfa of Galesburg, Mich +,
has been visiting relatives and old
friends Lare.
New Year's social Friday evening
Jan N Social Hall. Be sure to
Come.
Mrs F. Holmes has returne to her
home here alter long absence.
Fl s Barton of Schenectad, spent
New Years vacation with relatives
"'e' -r
Mics Ida N harrington Is spending
two weeks o. homo.
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rsnI.hm-ss Of Commander ro.ss.

WASHINGTON. Jan. q - Secretary
Bonaparte has acted upon the proceed
lngs % the court martial IN the case
of Commander Lucien Young OF the
Remington. who was tried on charges
connected with the fatal explosion ON
that vessel nj San Diego last summer.
The court found Commander Young
guilty Of a part OF the specifications al.
leging negligence OF duty and sentcnc-
cd him 10 receive letter OF rcprimand.
which sentence will be carried out.
The case OF Ensign Wade. who was as
ISOLATED with Commander Young In
this matter. has not yet been disposed
OF
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i.ni1red Al tho p0si-orioe, nennin a on
VI, dee, ~, iaui, as sacond class
maii mallsr,
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Some Good
Resolutions,


ill rnmlsr Paaui. prsgsa b, ,aEias tia P.a
asdieiHs
- avoid "Psa' Msasiass" saa - s.rsl la
mediate itsisi isnaiiss
I'LL nns dat shat nslassa ieF Fss as.dsaas Of
oaam The ma or,,, Of
m eoasn sh'i 'hs b -ls shs disease sss
lFohgsf sld.
That nhk cod 0fP usually Pneumonia hs,.ass
ls drugs Fobb oay poser
b. shieh disssss . iosghl on and ossrcoHe.
-l rsasHbsF a F.hsr Joha's Mdisss cot
Nsdeins "coush syrap and al pure nourishmsui
from opium, Morphus or Polsoaoas Drugs
gill rsnsahsr Medioas BALD. up .ad nts.
tsag'h. tic euFag troubles
niesh eoi s asslss bat -l my dusgis Tie
q Pahs JONAS MsdsIus and take i a.
- ron SALE ny W. H. GoKAY
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MANCHESTER CENTER

Miss Stella Scot 81 Berulpsion 4,
In tosn
Mrs ~ n Shaw 10 some better
This writing.
Chas Curtis Of New Jersey 10 visit
Ing friend. 10 tosn.
Emerson Es,a.rook Of Bennington
sas In tosn ast ve'k.
John Baich, Who han been visiting
friends 10 Bennington. has returned
A special meeting Of Batlenklll
Valley Grange will be held Thursday
evering.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Warner. xho
have b. 20 visiting their daughter. Mrs
w W Bennett. have returned 10 their
home Ia r-llo~s Falls.
John Marsien Of Utica Is the CUES,
OF his son Arthur.
The winter term OF school nj Il & II
seminary begins Wednesday Jan ,.
rr and Mrs Geo Waite OF Rutland
are the guests % his sister Mrs q, o
Lurenc.
Miss Olive Rov~n. who has been
Wis ting friends Ia Bennington, has
returned.
st Margarets Guild will meet with
Mrs Thomas Ledgcwood Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Geo herbonnean Of
North bennington have been visiting
friends In town.
The ladies society OF Zion church
will meet with Mrs Geo y Woodcock
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Hard. who has been visiting
friends In town for few days has
returned TO Arlington
Mrs Sarah J Bowen aud sister, Mrs
BoughtoD are spending q few days
with friends 10 Wulliugford.
Miss Ethel Kerr, VINO mas been At
her home In Sou @ ems Falls, has
returned 20 DR. Z L Wymans.
Eddie Shaw, who has been the guest
OF bis parent. for few days. has re
turned 10 North Adams, Mass.
Mr. Bourn and I m.ly have moved
from Percy 0iilmare's tenement 70 DR.
E l. Wyman's home In the lane.
Miss Marion Dimond, who has
been visiting her parents, las return
o. TO Der school In Wrenthem, Mass.
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Chicago IL progressing, IL hes halli
ifmil's - structures 10 isoa eoslins
sds.ooo,ooi Tao real estate ursnsse.
i'oas during Tho year amounted "a
sii".ooo.oco.
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secretary shas says that 80 .sni
. noe elastic eanseey, Right yoa
arc Mr. s.orsssry, so@sihlag that will
air toh iram ono pay day 10 saoihsr,
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FRANZ Z. aosf. tiiIsr sud rsblishs

4 Kansss chs istEs says sils sk'rs
40 TsTv iFiPnsFy snd Hoi Hsc-sssFy.
iils ~iis hs stated sors .slrls Earh ~
AL seat oai In soeisly ioa.
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Professor John Campbell
kiSa or THE PHo>odpAPn

y Q .uirf. siih iose Z ~ "a snf an q a.
iairst : - aRafsd iscaFds D. s,s g,,s 10
uasfaTa ranost a 1qaf tsias 30 ihs salai
q, Aaafess iesf pssial %
.. cA~Pstll. 500 Gage Street
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THE EVENING BANNER

Published every dsy sKospl Ssndays
snd holidsfs.
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! -ili aos hslesrslsss shoa ny
hsallh.
isiil never allov = cold N sssr OF
Ia sears say Ne lunFs isss ad
! ill Fsasmb'r that = nsglsssd
cold leads 10 Grip. Pnsuaosia snd
consamPiioa, and that Consumption
leads 10 the grave.